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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-22
AUCTION SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
,pc.yT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND
on the river, in the Fifth District, one
ia and a half from the city, in perfect condi.
ton in every respect.
aE Two.sToRY BRICK STORES, CORNER OF
,.ssrsou and Charities streets, near jackson
square.
,ro SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSES ON THB
rest side of Esplanade street, between Dau-
,bipe and Burgundy streets.
VACANT LOT OF GROUND, CORNER OF HOS
nital and Miro streets.
-ro STORY FRAME HOUSE, CORNER OF Es
rIapade ard Burgundy streets, and three lots
of ground
SE.sToRY FRAME HOUSE, CORNER OF MAN
deyille and Burgundy streets, Third District.
orBLB TENEMENT ONE-SToRY FRAME COT
y +age. on st. Anthony, between Rampant and
A Rurru.dy streets, Third District, and large lot
of ground.
accession OF EDWARD sHlNKEL, DECEASED.
acops District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 1885,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-22
In the Fifth District.

I A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
n the Fifth District of the city of New Orleans on
he right bank of the Mississippi river at about one
rle and half below the ferry landing and mea-
airing D arpents front, by about 40 arpents in
+pth all according to plan drawn by B. Buisson.
nryeyor dated fifteenth of March, 1894, together
9TH the buildings and improvements thereon
vhich consist of VERY SUPERIOR ELEGANT
ND COHMODI0US MANSION, containing brick
asement nine feet high, i'll which there are wide
wssases at right angles, fine diningroom- school
'5om two storerOOms and cellar; the whole of
ae basement floor is finely paved with bricks. On
!, he first story there is ne hall, large parlor
nth sliding doors and marble mantels, eornices
md centre pieces, four large chambers very wide
tont aud rear galleries, enclosed with Venetian
linds In the attic are two large rooms and four
iosets all nicely plastered and finished The en-
ne premises have been lately painted, and the
voms papered, and are now in splendid condition
early as good as new. Attached to the house are
NO large cisterns.
The Outbuildings consist of. A one-stery frame
hiding, covered with states, convenient to the
ivelinghouse, containing kitchen, ironing ROOM
bur servants rooQls and large shed in front, the
por of which is paved with bricks This building
rs been lately painted and repaired and is in fine
rer 2. Another frame building, containing sew
cal 70 1ms. 3. stable, carriage house feed room,
a. There are besides many other buildings, two
uore cisterns, a fine well and an expensive and
pmpIete dollhouse.
The grounds are in fine condition and in high
sate of cultivation, the ornamental garden in front
attaining quantities of rare plants, flowers and
hrubbery; and upon the place, convenient to the
yelling, is quantity of sweet orange, peach,
H. plum, mespeiuce magnolia, iessamine. aud
aher fine fruit and ornamental trees. All the
Talks paved in cement, and are in perfect
Rder.
There is also large vegetable market garden,
nd all the conveHiences for raising fowls aud
sock. The land is well ditched aud perfectly
frained from the river to the woods, distance of
bout twenty five arpents, aud the swamp is thick
IT1h fine trees.
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y. .. NAON II,
my30 jel4 80 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-22

Louis Ruch VS.. Mrs. John Joseph Peter
Janzen (Engel Sophie EleOnOre Schlitte)-
Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-22
G. e. Girardey & Co. VS.. III. L.. Stone
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
II

my24 ielo24 Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
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Robert BIeakIey vs. Chnrles nIetzIer-

Z. \. SAUplNET,
my30 jel6 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Washington u. Florance, Executor, etc

my26 ie11 27 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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c. s. SAUVINET
ny30 jel5 80 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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A. G. Farwem & Co. VS.. F. VI. Fisk-Fifth

C. s. SACVlNET,
ielT 81 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. E. Luscy,

Y.
my23 je84 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Finney & Byrnes VS.. Patrick Herren-
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans

ie22 iva % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

BALD heads may have new crop ofhair
by applying Halls Vegetable sicilian
Hair Renewer, if the hair folicles are not
entirely closed up.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20
To Nebraska, California, and Kansas,
and the b. d NJ Il. II. Lands.

The " Burlington Route so called, lies
right In the path of the Star OF Empire. u
runs almost Immediately in tho centre q
tho great westward movement Of emegrA.
lion. Crossing Illinois and Iowa. IL strikes
the Missouri Riyer at three points.
These three poiats are the gateways into
three great sections OF the trans Missouri
region. . ~
The Northern gate Is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you to tho land
Of gold and grapes, sunny mountains, ana
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is plaiismouth, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska
rsou,h Of the Platte river. region unsur,
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. Just bere are the b. & NJ. Rail
road lands, concerning which Geo. ). har'
ris' ,he land officer at Burlington, Iowa
can give you all information aud In the
heart Of them is Lincoln, the State Capiia
and Pre- sent Terminus Of the road
The Southern gate leads TO kansas b.
coniicctions with the ST. Joe Road NJ Ham
burg. runniug direct TO St. Joe and kansal
Cfy. -,
The trains Of the Burlington run smooth
lily and safely and make { II connections.
runs the beet of coaches, Pullman Palace
and Pullman dining care. and should yo'
lake the Journey for the journeys SAX
alone, you will be repaid or take ~
lind n homo or q farm. and you cannot nm
either better than smongthe b. 4 NJ. land.
where you can buy on ten years crea''
and at . low price.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

fGoM Tnn "Ros:on PoG!.-Chirlcs
ieaie enjoys peculiar distinction among
authors. There is not, probably, another
writer Of iciion in the world. whose work
would have such popular value in this
c1uuiryas as to induce a large publishing
house to prolnce it in inS,almrn,' three
weeks after the came chtptcr4 htvo been
prhl;shtd by another. We saw this ionc
in the ease OF Dickens "Elwin brood"
for which Nessrs james r. Osgool & Co
rair an arrangement similar to that un
dc nsstich they are now publishing " \
TrffflC TEMPTATION" but aro, Dickens,
Charlie. Ret'lc Is plon, cqu,' to supplying
such hn inlucemcuL iiisro less erediia
lie to the literary morality than to the en-
ierprisc of the house Of James + :. osgood
i Co.. that II o,c rubish ers otter II sIari
irgrcbukc TO the prevailing American sir
.of piracy. By paying, Nv. Reale a larg'
sum For aivHhcc sheets Of this new novel
they Afford an homes, remuneration to ih,
author. ..and Mt the same time arc able {,
present it to the American public fresh
and irc, we5hs in alv1nc, OF its arrival
in this country ia any other form. Thcr,
is nd doubt that thi' enterprise pays for
aside from TIC public alp;ec'a ION Of fair
d.aiing. Mr.. Rcaie's fiction exciics % ra
vcnous an appetite in itS readers that NJ
one who gets It fresh in EVERY SNuRpAl
will be content 10 await its sloscr pratt
cal publication elsewhere.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

Bcavcr-Jacoh Grecnhoa, George Smith,
jacob Gross wilson Gross, Dnnl iiiNc1man
West Beavcr-Josc Ii llaines, Geo 90
Arhornst, william Hrenbs.
Ccnirc-,Jacjb Sanders, John Klinslcr.
ChApmnn--Jcrc B Hall, Joseph Long.
Jonathan Sewers.
Jacksan-Jacoh Irit;el. Amos Jarrett.
$ r Yearick. Gust Erlennyrr beaver.
Mooroc--John ioung Daniel sLcP'ey,
Wllism : ililc.
Mddlccreck Elias Keck, John straub.
Middlcb urg--Frederics Walter.
Pcrry-Dauicl Garmnn.
West Perry--John Wcincy Sr, Thomas
ShellcnberEer.
Pcnns-Georgc Schocb, Isaac Row.
Daniel Gcmberling. Levi Erdley
Sclinsgrove-Miles Weizcl, Henry Eyer
Jacob Schwarm. Ammon Schoch.
Union--Jacob Bnrns, u $ ThnrShy
washington--J onnthan AIbogasi sr, Geo
IIostermun. Isaac Mohr. Ufinh Wise, u
Meyer. q W Menges. Augustus Springmnn.
Daniel s Boyer, John q Glass, Henry j
Adam. John iIummel. t
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

FooLIsu Man, at Laniisvillc. L'ncls-
Ter connty, nearly lost S9Ooin government
bonds by placing them in windy bli nd
for safo keeping. lie hal previously cut
OF the coupons. A sale Of apor'icn Of his
personal effects took place few days
since and this blind WIS one Of Tic articles
sold. The purchaser saw some papers
wrapped up in the blinl and gave them to
iis-hildrcn to cut up Without ever looking
n, them. Fortunately discovered after n
$50 boul hal been mn,ilast. The owner
Jacob Kline;w was notified, ani with com
ncndable, ,liberaliiy gave the finder so cents
for his trouble.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

SAD. On Monday afternoon Mr.. David
fventacl, residing about Eve miles from thi'
borough, on the Bull Road, went to one of
bis fields to burn brush, by some means 1t
is supposed his clothing took FIRE, and sew.
eral Of his grand children going TO 'hc
field, soon returned to the house with the
distressing intelligence "grandftihcr is
burning" Before assistance could he rcn
dsrej. lac was burned todca,h. IL wa9
egca about sixfy years. York Daily.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

Tns boys have bogdn il,at brcak-neck,
bloody .eyc and stosc-up generally game
commonly known ms Base Ball. II g,net.
ally costs man two or three broken fin.
eors and spraiaed ankle to convince him
teere is no fun Il. Trading straight dng,rs
for crooked ones. and little noses for big
ones, with little imaginary fun ,hrHwn
in 10 about the most fsGitless erjoymsn,
we can think of.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20
Railroad Notice.

NOTICE-is hereby given TINT all per
IN sons having taken stock in the Sunbury
n Lewfstown Ksiiroad, payable In Ties, win lie.
liver the srme. Mt the railraad on or before tho
brst day OF May next and NIL other unpaid
TO said stock must he paid on or be
fore that timc, Legal ptocecditws VIII he In.
stituted, at once, against said delinqusnts;
by order OF the BOARD.
April IA, ISL.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

Taa Bniurr S,pE.-This sprish,ly young
psoplos paper is prosecuting vigorous
sprisg campaign, seemingly resolved to
secure the attention AMI patronage of those
not now It's patrons, while its competitor
are resting, as is the custom at this season of
ihcycar. II presents 10 each present sub
scribOr, and 10 allwhosc names are sent in
bslore May LIST, a very handsome cngrav'
of Prospect Park, Df,oklyh. price so
cents; also copy of tn, story Of Grstr,
pretty panphle, Of ah,nt lol.p'I's.
by Mrs. Sherwood. one of its most popular
contributors. BaIGur Sips CJMPASy
Publishers, Chicago, III.
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list OF Jurors,-May Term, 1871

Ahst Va - III VI ihttI a ~ 49, = A'
GrASD JURORS.
B'arer. james + Keller, Daniel A!lcr,
Joseph Midllcswarh.
ll'csi BtIrer.-blisha J Davis, Jacob II
Howell.
Ccntye jacob Hcichly, John Sh,nklc.
CLapn5B -E-her' wcnli Isaac Wciscr.
john VI Einc. Bonneville krcNrr.
FrGRilin..-JoAn Norman, John ~ Ken
ningor,
Jdckson. -.Georsc u Bcrrcr
WoHroc.-lluline B llettrick, Capt John
Helm.
.HiReturg. John 7 Smith.
Perry.--llenry peir.
Vest Ttry -Nrnry W Snyder.
Psaas. -Wiiliam Erdl'y. Henry Duck.
Seiusyyors. - lIcnry + Miller.
Union. Dani.l krtlbs, John J Kelley
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

AccipSxr.-Jercmiah Snyder, Esq, Of
suntuIy, Mrs. Snyder aud Mis- Jane
Smith, the huer resident in this Bor
Ough, met with q slight accident, near
this place, on Monday last. resulting, for.
tunately, in few scratches and IhS loss Of
canary bird. 1t appears Mr.. s. had hir-
ed vicious horse out Of One of the sunbr-
ry liverics, and coming down cred bill. "
about three miles from this place. the
horse became unmanageAble-kleked fu-
riously, threw himself down, breaking the
shafts and over,urning the buggy and
spilling the occupants headlong into the
public highway. Capt. Parks and Benja'
min Bachman, who were. near by, ren
dered prompt assistance and ex,rica'ed the
parties from their unpleasant situation.
PATENT Rronr SwIsDLs.-The following
note is copy of one now in use by the
patent right swindlsrs' l. will appear Of
hrst glance to be perfectly simplo,, and no
person willing to take an agency for any
fths many patents would hesitate TO sign
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

TINS Knights Templars win nee. at Ilar.
risburg shortly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

"FAsr LINE JorriSds" IL n sprighily
little sheet issued weekly by our neigh =
bors, Mcs.rs fryslugpr, NJ Lewistown. 1t,
Is independent--tha is, IL reserv Tia ,
rights, privileges aui imnunities o.
pitching into everyihins Gi,iistf'l to IT,
It is neatly prinlcl OF good paper, is liv 9
~, interesting ana instructiye. II Is mail
ei to Subscribers at the SMALL sun Of 90
cents per annum--thus placing 1t within
,be reach Of everybody.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

senr Lsdie. suffer r~sdfsl,s slih the
headache opd thls easst lheir ha&to fade
Narurx's hsw RssraRArivs Is ssse rem
edy for fhe echc md will restore The color
Of blancbcd. gay or faded, ~. See ad-
ver'isemeni..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-20

Estate of SARAH Arp, dScea'ed.
/ ETrERS or ADMINISTRATIONS upon
App,l late oi Psnns towrshiN deoes.ei, having
been granted Ia tho hhdeisiIued ed, ail.p.rsuns
knowing tlemselyef Indebted 40 the estate are
requested " ltnfe pnyaeL,, and those having
claims against vas s,,le Will present them 20
Jun
.StlI Administrators.
fenns township, September 81, 1910.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27

Il BET YoU.--There is scarcely
any phrase in common use SO shall
low and so vulgar as this one, and
none CRATES more harshly upon
the cultivated ear. 1t is the
mark Of an untutored intelleet.
The person who has no better ar
gument is perpetua!ly offering to
bet; it seems as if he wanted reas
oning powers, and therefore he
backs every trivial allegation with
a bet. This is an expedient, how
ever, which no rational person
should resort to. A company of
well informed and sensible men
will entertain each other with easy
conversation for whole evening,
and amidst lighter matters, settle
many questions in morals or in
logic, without ever SO much as
thinking Of bet. 1t is no more
necessary to reasoning than wear
ing or slang are to language, but.
on the contrary, disgrace it, and
hence, even as a matter OF taste,
the sensible man rejects it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27

Our ncighbors OF the Democrat
ic Herald, since Vallandigham has
reE udiated the "timc honored doc
trine" that "tAis is a white mans
government" and now goes in for
the 18th, 14th and 18th amend
ments 10 the Constitution, have
come out in q new role OF having
been gallant soldiers during the
rcbellion--having both fought,
bled, and died for their country
several times ard in divers places
particularly tho editor in chief.
He commanded at the terrific battle
Of Pogue's Run when hundreds of
Dodd's SUNDAY School Books"
in the shape Of REVIEWERS, were
thrown into that famous stream OF
water; literally domn ing it True,
the Col. was ION to Richmond at
the time, but, like many Of his val
liant deeds on the ensanauiDed
fields Of fame in which his chival-
rio deeds were won, he did it
by proxy! Vive la Col. Dennis!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27
Death OF Rikh0n Clark.

Davis w. Clark, of the H. Il.
Church, died peacefully at twenty
minutes past 9 Monday evening.
Bishop James and the members Of
the family alone were present.
Bishop Clark was born in Mount
Desert, Maine, February 25, 1912;
was admitted on trial in the New
York Conference in lS43, receiving
the first appointment to Winsted,
Connecticut.--IR le47 he was sta
toned in New York city, where he
remained four years In 1851 he
was sent TO Poughkeepsie, New
York, and in the year following
chosen editor Of TIE ladies' reposi-
tory, in Cincinnati, which place he
held until ordained Bishop. The
funeral services will take place at
st. Paul NJ. E. Church on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. The exer-
cises will be under the direction of
Bishop james. who will deliver the
sermon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27
For the Palladium

ror the falladum.
Mr.. EDrTon:--i see by the last
Herald. that that paper takes you
to task for my communication in
last Saturdays Palladium, about
the catechis IN relative to tile status
OF the Little JOKER" and his pow
srJI influence. That eatechism
was founded on the Little Joker's'
own declarations, in Boosting of
his having been SO completely and
thoroughly endorsed in his past
tergiversatons. by his fellow citi.
zens OF the Fifth Ward. He called
that Ward the God and Morality.
Ward'--made the boast Of hsving
Curme's place in that Ward--Pal-
mer's place on Police Board and
Elwood Patterson's place on the
Finance Committee; in short
he held the positions where
he could put his enemies under his
feet. and have sweet personal re-
venge! l was only quoting and
presenting a life picture of the
Little Joker"
If you, Mr.. Editor, are as guilty
in perpetrating an injury on the
Republican party, as the Herald
charges you with, it looks strange
to me that that paper does not ap-
plaud you in your Efforts, instead
OF shedding such sorrowful tears
over the picture that was so truth
fully drawn of the Little JOKER"
by yours, truly,
OLD CUTS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27
Commissioners Sale.

DURSUANT to decree of the Court of
Il Common Pleas of Wayne county and
State of Indiana, the undersigned offers at
Private Sale the following described Real
Estate, situated in the city of Rich ond in
said county, to. wit: Being part of the north
hall of section Five s. in township Thirteen
ID )and range one west, and bounded as fol.
lows, to- wit: Beginning on the south side of
Market street and on the west side of Green
street at a large wooden post, and running
thence south, along the West side of Green
street deg. west, One Hundred and Fourteen
lll4) feet; thence north S6Z deg. west 1876
feet thence north 121z deg. west 33 feet
and S2-l0o to marked stone: thence north
! deg, east say feet to a stone corner
thence south 81 deg, east 1917 feet along
Market street to the place of beginning, con-
tanning S0-3-10 square rods.
One fourth of the purchase money will be
required in cash down, residue in three equal
instruments. of 6, l2 and Is months after
date. TOR the payments Of which, notes and
mortgage on said lot waving valuation laws
will be required of the purchaser. A deed
tor said real estate will be made as soon as
the sale is confirmed and the conveyance
ordered by the Court.
FREDERICK KRUVAL,
Commissioner.
Riehmend. Nay 10th. 1871.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27

MoRE Coop NEws.- -Superintcn-
dent Nixon received q dispatch on
Saturday morning last. from Presi
dent Parry, saying satisfactory ar
rangements had been made for com
pleting their road. What do old
croakers, who have been saying
that nothing more would be done
to this road, have to say now?
This road will be completed and
in operation from Fl. Wayne to
Cincinnati before this year closes,
unless some unforeseen cireum-
stances prevent it. The laying Of
the iron between this and Ridge
vile will soon be commenced, and
will be continued as fast as the
road bed is made ready for it, until
the track is laid into the city of
TT. Wayne and connected with the
Grand Rapid. Road, OF which it is
the connecting link. We also
learn that arrangements are being
made with the c. H. l. D. r R.,
by which trains will be RUE from
Fl. Wayne to Cincinnati without
change.-Winchester Journal.