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BIsMARCK's TRIALs.-A correspondent in
Berlin writes to a Boston paper: In a long con-
versatiOn had with Bismarck in Versailles. he
said that it was nearly impossible for a noble
man to get rid of all the prejudices and inclina-
tons of the JunkeTs. The great statesman
battles against these views and prejudices with
all his might, hut even he with all his firm will
and bright intellect is not able to conquer them.
Not all noblemen try Ike Bismarck; on the
contrary, they do not think their views TO be
preiudccs at all. but cherish and Nurse them as
high qualities peculiar to noble blood To be-
come simple citizens seems to them degrading
and they therefore defend their position with all
their might. As this position is intimately con-
nected with that of the king. they oppose all
measures which deviate from the beloved insti-
tutions of former ages. These nobemen are
supported by most of the old generals and Old
fogies OF the civilian service who cannot bear
the idea of being looked upon servants of the
people, whom they despise, and who have re-
tanned all the arrogance of unconstitutional
times. They all hate Bismarck and try to
prejudice the Emperor against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16

"Woodman spare that tree!
Touch not asingie bough."
Wo0d-chopper-
"6hoo Ayl don't bodder me-
Woods done wuf TOO much now!p
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Darwin I'm UruSuAy.

On the first night we slept at n retired little
country house; anu there l soon found out that
L possessed two or three articles, especially
pocket-cOmpaSs, which created unbounded
establishment. In every house | was asked to
show the compass, and by its aid, together with
a map, to point out the direction OF various
places. IL excited the liveliest admiration that
L. perfect stranger, should know the road (f0r
direction and road are synonymous in this open
country to places where L had never been.
At enc house a young woman. who was i'll in
bed, sent to entreat me TO come aud show her
the compass. Ii their surprise was great, mine
was greater TO ind such ignorance among
people who possessed their thousands of cattle
and '.estancias" of great extent liz can only
be accounted for by the circumstance that this
retired part of the country i seldom visited by
foreigners. / was asked whether the earth or
sun moved; whether it was hotter or colder 10
the north; where Spain was, and msLy other
such Questions The greater. number of the
inhabitants had an indistinct idea that Eng
land, London, and North America, were differ
ent names for the same place; but the better
informed well knew that London and North
America were separate countries close together,
and that England was "A large town in London.
carried with me some pr0methean matches
which / ignited by biting; it thought so
wonderful that a man should strike fire with
his teeth. that it was usual to collect the whole
family to see it; was once offered dollar for a
single ONE. Washing my face in the morning
caused much speculation at the village of Las
Minas; a superior tradesman closely cross
questioned me about so singular a practice;
and likewise why on board We wore our boards:
Ior ne nau hearu from my guide That we CID. so.
He eyed me with much suspicion: perhaps he had
heard Of ablutions in the Mohammedsn religion,
and, knowing me 10 be hereto, probably he
came to the conclusion that all heretics were
Turks. Ii is the general custom in this country
to ask for nights lodging at the hrst conven-
lent house. The establishment at the compass,
and my other feats in juggery, was to a certain
degree advantageous, as with that, and the long
stories my guides told of breaking stones know
ing venOmOus from harmless shakes, collecting
insects, etc, repaid them tor their hospitality.
am writing as as il had been among the IN
habitants OF central Africa: Banda Oriental
would not be fattered by the comparison; but
such were my feelings at the time.-DdrUin's
TOyoge round the World.
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NEW POEM BY BRET HARrE.

Afantic konfAiy for January, which will be
published in about ten days, for the following
new poem By Bret HATtel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not ooutsu
ead nor any u,tatie poison to produce paralysis or
death. Avsid the Wanted and Seusiye pre- stous
boastng virtues they de not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has hsd thtrry y.aT,
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Biack or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street. ~
York fest
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THURsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article fer cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
yOUyEN' = NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, 2
cents de Sly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

offers for sale = Otare, Dupuy q Co. Cospsc.
yamee Hennee-ey do, Old yAmsioa Rims. Old ;,
Croix Rune, Medsr swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Oh
Tn do. Scotch and Irish whi-kiee, Sherry Wines,
from ~ 50 upwards; P0rt, do. do. do. A large ss-
scrtment Of German, Bcrdesux and Bareuniy
Wines. California " ines, Hock. Port. sherry. Mus
catei, Angelica and Brandies h@iford Runs. Cor
dale ard bitters Of all kinds. Scotch ant Knglish
Ales and Porters, Der dszen or cask. The above
will be sold at Low fgures.
- Discounf to the trade.
O. GAUTIER.
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
ocls-r 1917 and 1910 Pennsylys anita avenue.
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out ne went TO the fence aud brought in "a
long, thin, nat stone, and laid II on old Tom IS
back.
Old Tom he wilted down considerable under
this, and looked rally a. IL he was goin' 10 give
minister and Huldy left him there, and come mn
TO the house, but they hadn't more than got To
the door, before they see old Tom a hfppin'
along, as high-sseppin' as ever, sayin' "talk
talk! and gutter. Qnitter!" and struttin' and
goblin rs II he'd come through the Red Sea and
got the victory.
oh my eggs" SAYS Hubby, "I'm afraid he's
smashed 'em ~
And sure enough they were smashed fat
enough under the stone.
IN have him killed." said the parson, 90 we
won't have such critter round"
But the parson, he slept ont and then dda't
do 1.-The only come out next Sunday with tip
top sermon on the 'riginal Cussn that was
pronounced on things In gineral when Adam
so contrary ever since. There Was piR-veed.
and pulsey, and Canada thistles, cut worms and
bug worms, and canker worms, to say nothing
OF rattlesnakes-the Doctor made Il very impres.
sive and sort o. improvin', but Huldy. she told
me, goin home, that she hardly could keep from
laughing two or three times I'm the sermon when
she thought or old Tom . standin' up with the
Wal, next week, she jist borrowed the min
isters horse and side-saddle, and rode over to
South Parish TO her Aunt Bascomes, widder
trout brook, and got lot o. turkey eggs O. her
and come back and sit q hen on 'em and said
nothin', and in good time there was 4 nice LOT o.
turkey chicks as ever We see.
Hubby never said word 70 the minister about
his experiment, and he never said a word 10 her.
but he sort o. KEEP more to his books and difn 4
take II on him TO advise % much
But not long after he took IL into his head that
Hubby ought to have . pig to be fattenin' with
the buttermilk. Mis- Pipperidge set him up to it.
and list then old Tim Biglow, out to JunIper
Hill, told him IL he'd call over he'd give him q
pig.
pig-pen right out by the well, and have II ali
ready when he come home with his pig.
Huidy, she said she wished he might put Q
curb round the well out there, because In the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
\ War Incident.

Iii. j. :. s:'..ia. 10 =. =. ...,.. "rtt;-
f'.rh.
New lnIH. .janl.a.v h.: ."ea. feal %:
extraordinary intcrr>; = felt here in ;h..
concerts t. be given H"Xt week az S;cinwav
hal. by Mile. Laura ilall!"Il. whose roman
tie 'iclSStuios ana change o.. fortune have
been brongh: ahout ~ Vie fraucoIGer,nau
war. She landed in TIN. city in October.
1869. accompanied by her mother and be-
trotheh. The latter. Il gentleman ci' cons?-
d"rable wealth. had cone with the intent ION
Of establishing Il banking business After
prospecting" Il short time. II was decided to
locate in san Francisco. and .le party pro
ceeded there. When they rcache.! that c;tv,
however, II was found than TIE means we're
insufficient ior their purpose. and the yorny
man determined to return - Paris in order
to facilitate the completing ~! the business
arrangements there: and III" maria OF
himself and Mile. Laura was &c he cor sum
mated upon his return - :!is country.
Upon his arrival in Paris. he found tn.
banker. who had charge 81 his monetary
affairs. had been ruih-.. hv the war. Tie
other firms that had promised lin: aid had
Jailed. an;; h" was Il b+ggaT. Tie r.tE was
soon invested by NE German armies. and
he volunteered 20 oppose the invaders,
Nothing has been hca:l. Of !lim since Sedan.
EecoIrinS reduced III circumstances and
possessed of ii rarely cultivated voice. j:
has been deemed hes, hv h.. French CunsI!
and others that Mile. Laura shall .i.r con
'"rtS. 'Ge ,is: 10 tax. place next wrc;..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

thirteenth Of July, 1870, at the house o.
Kate Townsend. No 80 Basin street was
fixed for trial.
The Grand Jury ionui /. trne bill against
the accused OF the twenty third o. august
1870; he was release! or 5000 houcs 70
appear io1 trial. j.. (. t..tel'ar"- -or the
defense.
There were Only three witnesses II :orrt
for the State; ANA o thHse. t>a'c I"vnsenG
was present at the time OF lie homicide.
Attachments were .ss.'.d "a: cn@". and
tie ease roStr"ncI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Charles Theatre.

THIS evening, benefit of Lolita and fifth
night Of the new play of Hearts Ease"
with Lotsa IL tAe lYle of Story W'arosc.
Tomorrow noon, grand Lolita matinee, In
active preparation Little Neil ami the
March.oness.' The annual MarG! Gras bali
Oh the tventy-rrst instant
Academy Of Music.
800 evening. benefit ct Mr. J. Y. back
and me seannd time of Shthespeare's
comedy ct III, Merry ".yc, u y, .ntsor,''
il whr " Jack viii ".pa:." as 81 .ioi.a
!c's.a,.
H;H..Dlc Varieties.
-i"ra : :. class OF entertainments e.. 4
retired .'uL elevated character. embracing
songa. :,:...ad-, dances and Ethiopian de
.n"Hti"ns. that t1,c multitude can witness
81 Ne. 4; :. Charles street .'Gr Only ;.itv
t.U...
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'Ffi'E | :TFr:ig,-- Nsh-"sI.)
pi,trl.' r: Iu..is.1iIl.
S.N Ori,tns. '..,.EJi.r. Ill. \
'yNii;> - - 'ri|. Er!i.- :'i.T a.. TIE
Z - 'i'tE-h 10y OF .J.!rv. J. !. ~.
f'itt N ..IEt:.f''\ vs. i~-,'"t .-n,f-' he.
,.-'I'" - '.r'tr, '''r!nI. - i.~ r,.".n>
- tie parish II t!it?,- .rl -. 81 Ton
ls'ali.. "21 h"s been "'u'-.. = bankrupt
~. i!iS oHti PETITION; i!&' t.. meat ~ ~.
C'b'r aut a.i.,'". ~ ~. -. !. .tE .r!oI"1i
I" ~urh 'i.o'.t!''., :" tl:. .' ~ r.. .l' '-
transfer ~ any pr"'ci-. ~ H :.' .o!,.lti. b,
!aN :Hat i,e'tIU. ~ ~. ,I,.t..-.. St.,: ~, j..
rHn' - Prov. '.jr ."i'> az. .'-..
more ass I". %. l~ "-'H.'. WI -. ri 5,'.I:
-: '3di iE'""N. +" '' '.''rr .; H"H go ..!. . -:
'uNt'n!r.r H5,i- t. '''u:" 4. :. H., ".n. !,,.,
l'''f. or itI. ;'tr': :. -" -: i.tT.:. :. . =.
al IA "'".rtt'. l. :.
-. -. E..." : ..l> .:.:.* :,,r.f.'.
Ia.' '-!! !i.e'r!,H 81 i..t.-lI,.'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

TX '..ie~:n: paragraph concerning M.-
Lnr":" = :!"u. :ilc London correspondent:
O.: i :...i,'-.!.ic ra,cr:
MI. Lincoln. who is at present IN Lon
don. las Mst !.t' our apartments. hcng an
old acquaintance Uf the other ana better
on" q: Is. i!cr friends at home. ! az: as
su:ed. woula hardly recognize her Re
,iu"cs: il flesh and impaired. in health. she
seems completed. rjuycnatcd. il. in.ie.d.
rri:l.cnation can hr affirmed without c..rIl-e
o: On" who has never been old. She j. in
London iNr The purpose of placing her son
- Tad a: school. This purpose accom-
p!i>lIca. she proposes. l believe 10 ;oin her
friend. Mrs. B.-hnp Simpson. at Rome. and
max" viii. h": III" tour of Italy. Mr.. LIN
coin. strange as il may sound t" those who
knew :.r only through, the ISLANDERS OF the
press. is :. ve!, intelligent ani agreeable
woman. 4 is .lnVo>Sible-t" knox her with
ont !eciin. thar she ha. been cruelty
wr"ug"d nv those VIII" should L.u :..n
among iiic Ers: 70 protect Ecr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Mississippi Water.
~. w. inrt l.Lnn,,in..I IE..c..iis.,

T.. "" I"if. Commercial .!Gtcyt;s., Ia.
cc,io =, says:
Tie discussion of he question in rrga:,,
:" ii" renewal al! the capital il again re-
wed. &Hi Al the Elijah P"-rans OF Che
70 uoJrd'r-> West are at work with their
pens an. tongues. The theme treated by
them - Vas, and expansive. IS iiuitlesS as
thc!" """ ,nlaginations. !. Aun.Icd years
:euc" She population Of the country j. ex-
pee.e,. :" D" enc hundred and iX,y millions,
and % ,i.">" one hundred millions. will, says
:. water. drink the waters :ha: flow INTO
the mississippi v.VCr. Such :. statement fur
,Shs- an argument against the removal o:
lie capital. since Il would he cruelty 70 men
and animals alike to force i.... to drink
water "i"-e quality i no better than tia.
81 the Mississippi valley. Ey.r VOW me
,!u.','! population there i'll ~ :. mere :r.,y
IL; u;...r : ..tS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
The Waco. Texas. R.ris." SAL:

Nr. Simeon Little. o: This place. wlc Ia,
Just returned from Dallas. informs Us that
t".nIle! Nicholson. deputy sheriff "i Dallas
county. va. toully murdered on FRIDAY last
by two Young men whom Il" had arrested
io:' so,nr acts of !awlc,sncSs. The colonel
Was rather lciieIt. SO we learn Iowar.: the
prisoners. having known them well Gul Ing:
tie var and only locke! III. their horses
for which ",icnsc "tll~ boys, killed the
co.oncl and fl! The county Colonel
Nicholson vas q highly respected citizen of
Dallas county. He vas huri.. on S.l:ur-
daE by the Masonic fraternity. and :. large
r"uc"iir-" ct citizens. His .ieat!. j. uaiy..
sally G.,,io.".! hv all VIII, .lncN him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
IT." Chicago Itsa;HJ Posi- save:

IL" public who are Of the ;lnprc>s'o:. ra,
Frank B,aIrS election to The senate from
Missouri va. for iuli term. vi. !,r re
l.eve.! IL know ti..t it was only ,uc ..!c an
e.!..r.t term OF Senator DRAKE. s..d IA!
y terminates w" wears hence The -.
:l,u.ry i. therefore tn, "A :l...u :.... a. what
i Nigh. h..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
VI, Sarah n E:.ni,rN-,,;,r - 80.

vile. has elrr, ;hrtv-s;.h: wears il. bed
81. was BORN II 1885,. INT: ii" ~. e..
:'i'""n >h.. .nic..L good health. BAY al
:h.t tin)" she VIA i,rc-tratct with bilious
fever. which. for nearly '"a: held com
rl'te possession. ri! h"',.S Il her recovery
bcin:, given w. At last she recovered 80
as I" br about. .i.. tine ray.,c,. ~. ',e dis
ease ia.i let ,li.ir traces. III -. 81" WIS
married 10 Ny. John l.. EandcVv:i'l,c:, her
maiden name beng .:oi,lcn: and IA In.
Sv:in- Of lNi, tn" n"wl y married PAR cam"
to ilir then .:ir Nrs' ;n Se"l, Their fortunes
Tie priva,;on- Of the Journey again reduced
her. ana. IL 1873. after living TO. some wears
in sort @! Il helpless state. She TOOL. ~ her
bed. which he has occupied eve: since.
:.ii, : he mother oi four cl.il!itn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
MARSHAI,'S MONITIONS,
Eu.~fy Il Co.. vs.. steamer Colossal. hep
tackle, etc.

Eu.~fy ~ Co.. vs.. steamer Colossal. her
tackle, etc.
lS THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Coi'R- Dis
tIlct Of Louisiana. NJ. 965t.-fn obedience to ans
admiralty warrant. to me directed in the above en-.
ttl'd st. have seized and taken into ri. posss.s
IRE steamer COLOSSAL, her tacil. etc. now
.l'~!t'. tN bG>stT \ Co. tor the forte
~ II" libel, no" pending in the DstTc: Court 90
III. United States.
And do hercbN-cltr AMI atnonish Eli. owner %
""n' rs thereof, and all and every person or persous
h3Fln" or pretending 20 liav" any right title inc
i.''s' IN or I" In" same. 10 Nv and appear Die.
t1ct Court at the United States for the districs
aforesaid 10 be- holden al the city of Ne. Orleans
on or before '!. third Monday of February. 1871
i" s'l"" cause i any they hav. can. why the
sad si""!n"r' "los,a hey tackle. etc. .h.uld not be
r"n.!''V'iI and Ia sold a@.e.Ably 1" :hc prGy.v Is
If'.aIIt-.
H;,d H'"'r' ha'sfals Office, New orl..r. :,i-.~~
tenth .!.| oi JtuIarr i3.A
=. O. PACKARD
~" - ~ ~ VNitpd State. Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Owing TO the scattered state o: the popu-
lation il: many of the internal revenue dis
tricts. th, Commissioner has found it i'm
possible 10 continue the work OF coHsolida-
lion. The only districts that have been
consolidated are New York. Brooklyn,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Cincinnati.
The Commissioned has turned his attention
to other means Of reducing the expenses of
the bureau, and he believes that he will
soon tie able to discharge &bout two hun
dced more assessors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Abraham Lincoln once. in considering.
what Ia should charge for his services, in 4
certain case. prop"unded the following ::
Are ~ are not the :,Inou,l: -: IL 'r!. the
.iouhtti,lncss and difficulty of the Gti. ton.
the degree ii success III the result. and tie
amount Of pecuniary interest involved. noy
merely i'll the particular ease. hlt covered
h. tie principles decided. and thereby
cured TO the client. all l,r"pe" elements by
Tie custom OF The profession. 70 consider in
determining what is a reasonable fee in :.
giyc. CTS"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

III. George Clarke, proprietor q IL.
principal hotel in Amite, on the Jackson
railroad, was IN our city yesterday. and, We
are sorry to say, is in poor health
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Succession OF j. ): Poindcxter - No.

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
~ Oricans.-NOtce is hereby given 10 the creditors
OF this estate and to all other persons hereiE
Interested to show cause within ten DAYS from tho
present notification If any they have can, why
the account presented by =. Il. Fouke. Public
administrator, and such administering this
estate, should not be hOmologated and approved.
and the funds distributed in accordance there.
with.
By order of TIE Court
ja2o f'.2 = NJ O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
FOUNDRIES,

GEORGE CRONAN, o
(Successor to Bennett GdurCesl
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
Corner Magnolia and Erato streets
Near jackson Railroad Depot
New Orleans Louisiana.
hiacKsnithIngandH Homework in general, vaultss
store fronts, etc. made TO order at the shortest
notice.
Office at the Folrdry.>. ar2.!r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Succession O.: Charles Wagner No.

GECo$D DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of 'ri"a.s.Natic" is hereby given to the credit
"rS 81 tn, estate and to all other persons herein
Interested, to show cause within ten DAVIS
mon. thr present notification. if any they
'i.N" "r 'ln, Why the account PRESENTED by Mrs
catherine EG-."h, Wido" OF Charles Wagner
UatHr'I tUtIIN ~ her minor children, and as such
.'lH.r -'':lug this estate should not be homolo-
-a.,. and approved, and the funds distributed in
co." dance herewith.
y. order OF the Court.
y 30 ia ~. o. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
Women not ;tiZcNs.

4 Washington srecia! q: Nou.;.y. 70 tie
Cincinnati CC-c't., >Ev.:
M! bingham presented 70 ',c l.onsr &C.
day the majority report FROM :hc judiciary
Committee. relative 10 the memorial, u! Vic
iolia Woodruff am: others. asking Congress.
70 declare woman -U!trag" to.Xi-t by reason,
of the fourteenth ar",l.lm en'. The repGr;
is very ella boratc. and examines thoroughly
all the points made b. 'he llcmur.alists. II
states that the fourteenth amendment does
not confer suffrage Nl"n women. The Toyt
citizen. as therein Hsed means Just what i,
did in the original constitution. and 40 more.
1t takes the ground that Con ..I.sS has no
right 10 prescribe TIE qualifications q: .ier-
tors. that being :hc peculiar pr"yi.ic" OF the
states. When til" latter choose :" :.:!s" tliis
step they are at perfect liberty {" 40 80.
HI" report concludes by stating that If NO.
men have. rs is claimed. an existing a.:
under the constitution t" vote, TIE courts Of
the country are the proper places 70 ::>s-,:
ti;at right. and farther legislation Oh tie
p&rt Of Congress would be useless End IN
necessary. The report was signed by the
cnt re committee. Wlti! the exception y! But
!er : nj Loughridgc. II is understood that
the A'ttcr gentlemen are preparing :; n!no-
rity report, which they viii present in a few
days iIc majority report was presented
Today simply ior the purpose of having il
printed. 1n', then recomlni,ted to the Gem
ln'tec. se that it will not be brought before
the !loHSe Tor definite action for some time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

CoKOs;H jA,KsO%- :...DE. .v:: JASC-
AR,-Coronor Jack sci. held - views and 10
inauests during January. GA Il to...es. Tie
causes OF death Were: .;i..hoi,l. -. ncnin-
gifts. {: apnpleXy, 3; G.riii,v,i: :Ursho;
wound, /; pncUn,.uia. !. drowning, ]: su.
eide by hanging. !; asn!,v>!;., /; and til"
rest of natural diseases. i.I.rtv-two were
males. " t;s,naies; o r... whites are: :.
c0IoroN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
rst District. Recorder l!onch-

BOMBS rOR CoILEC TIrS.-!. Recorder
AouGLton yesterday sent the pal.ers IN the
case OF Samuel w. Behrlnan. charged with
breach OF trust and embczzlamcn.. 20 the
City Attorney for collection. William
Ouern, owner of No. $50 Camp street.. wa.
bondsman in the sum Of 5000. lLe .c-
cusol failed to appear for exala.na .i0n.
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HSuiav Il nn,ucs,re ". G.a.i.> :;cniau-
tnM!tn Istll !: our: 10. I. . III .l.,.

;
f"aIti Tis'fl tOur. ID. -. '.l.-!l ait cans,
No u 80.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT tF FER! TA.IAS TO
- me directed by the HDu prrli Pie Fourth DIS
met cont 10" TIA" parish 0t Orleans. III the above
'lltti"t cause. Will proceed :" sell - public
i1cn, on frr premises hereinafter Designated or
TUESDAY, February Il. 1871, a. 10. O'clock \. NJ.
GlH following described plopertv to-'v.t:
fiiE CONTENTS ANU FIXTURES OF 4 SHOE
STD8E, situated at No. g. RovaI street. between
BeEFslG and Cont streets, IN tliH Second nistr".
OF this city, as per inventory. which may be
in my ott.Ie.
Seized IL the above shit.
TERMS. Sash Oh the spot.
G. 5. SAUVJSFT,
fe1 : "a Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans
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ifoESI *rlElT-.-H. Schroeder. come.
OF Common and Magnolia streets. feels pos
tive. and asserts without fear Of contradict
zion. that. be intInst.d Martin :iegcl, No
-; Josephine street. Wit, one hundred. and
ter gallons Of liquid drunk. '1onsis,ing Of
.:a. brandy and whisky. valued =: one hun
G,o! ard itty-thrcc doilars. Accused Wa
t. al the Gcirum trcmens and account
Coy tie proceeds, but utterly .lilc~, ;.,,.riy
intending 70 dctIaud. Il. aItiant verify BE
iicycs
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CRIMINAL CoURI>-Peter Hunt, charged
With manning Peter Lghtfoo,, plead guilty
20 assault and battery, and was remanded
for sentence
The case of James White, charged with
manslaughter. killing Gus fancy on the