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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-08-05

Taxes sT4 28IToO.
I6. Northwest fourth Of section
is townships south Of range 10
west, containing 100 acres; west
half Of east half section T8, town
ship 8 south ofrange 10 west, CON
tanning I6o 76IIoo acres; I6o 76l
loo acres. assessed to Miller q Ir-
wine. Taxes, sI4 38JI0o.
III Section 48O, 90 Hoo acres 81
land in section 20 4 8 s OF In 81
West M A Aan23
Oh 20II00 acres ID section "a, 4.
3 south + S west, assessed to the
estate Of Shephon n. Quirk.
Taxes "a S39lhoo.
Q. BARRIE. Tax Collector
Of Parish DC CaleasSeu.
Lake Charles, July II, n
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80. The lots s IS Of fracfioba
section is and lot one Of section
IS township eleven s. Of r.. 8 wesi
containing 223 S4T100 acres AZ.
sessed to Emile Stouts.
Texes. SIS 45l10O.
50, Lots ], 9, 3 ana 4 Of ia d
section is township eleven. S. n
II, 3 west, containing 343 68tIO0
acres, assessed to III. Omer Sto, IL.
Taxes, so 90 54llO0.
2. The undivided half Of lot s
of section 10, township, 9S. Of r..
10 west, containing IA 40 loo
acres, assessed to Henry Chadtf f
ford. Taxes, $40 49lloo.
8. Lot is On township eleven
s. Of r. West) a Spanish Grant si-
tuated on the west side of mermen-
tau river measuring 20 arpents
front on Lake Arthnr by 40 ar
penis in depth, containing 677 a.
acres, assessed to Mrs. Alexander
or NeUville Declouet.
Taxes, s29 39I1oo.
Taxes, So 6oTloo.
TO. The southwest fourth ofI
southeast fourth section So, and
N. W. of N. Ell section 81 4. 6. |
south of range 3 west, containing
80 acres S. W. of s. WI section
25 T. 6S. of r. 6 west, containing
To Is loo acres, assessed to Bar !
ley i'll. Sears. Taxes, SI8 81 loo. |
III. The N. FL of S. W. of sec
ion one q, eleven, south of range |
west, containing 10 54T1o0 4 |
res, assessed to Dupre Leblanc, /
Taxes. SIS so loo.
z12o. The Bd & N. wy of 8. WI
eotion 21 township eleven south |
# range 9 west, containing about
20 acres. Lots 8 q is & south |
rest fourth of northwest fourth /
nd northwest fourth of south |
rest fourth section 20, township
leyen south Is. 8 west containing
bout loo acres-one steam saw
ALL and personal property assessed
D James Madison Wells. /
a# hHaI Taxes, 1859 I5 loo.
. 80. A tract of land situated on |
he west side OF Calcasieu river,
about 300 acres, in sec
ion 3 d 4 township tan, south Of
&. 8 west, and in sections 80 e "a, /
ownslip 9 south of range 9west, /
ieing in the western half Of Rio
Iondo Claim No 252 in the name
f Dempsy Hes, said tract fronting
IA old River and assessed to the
state OF Cyprien Verdun.
.,... Taxes, s11 93l1oo.
I4o. 81 Of northeast fourth of
eetion So 79 T1oo acres, T. SIX
outh Of range 4 west, northwest /:
'urth Of northeast fourth section !
2, 50 loo acres, southeast fourth / !
IN. W. section SO 80 S5IIoo | !
,res northeast fourth Of north !
est fourth e. north half of south s
lst fourth section SO township 5
of Il. 4 west, containing 1854
20 acres, assessed to Broad & !
oster, Taxes, s2,oo oSIIoo. {
rs, South half 81 southeast :
larter section IS, township 8 south 4
.nge Ia west, containing 70 25 4
res, Southwest fourth of section 9
township 9 south Of range I2 !
est, containing I59 5oIIoo acres
nth half Of northeast fourth
section 36, township 8, south of :
nge IL west, containing 1908 !
3 acres, assessed to Lehman, Il
oEdchaux q Co, Il
Taxes aT 28TToo, y
I6. Northwest fourth Of section :,
townships south Of range 10 q
st, containing 100 acres; west Il
lf Of east half section T3, town a
~ e ensgkk ~ res,,,e ~, y,,s4A 49,,
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Yonto 80 q CoIleetang

I'm vcrtu DIES poUrYoirs dent ie srGs
~ royetu par l'acto do "a Legislature
90 In Louisiana, spprouy6 10 5 Mars
1871, io procedesai 8 vendre d l'enean
public, pour du comptant, sans ben6-
flee destination, d lsmaison dc ccur de
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~ compliance with an at ~ the IL -
4 gislatufe 81 The State az Louisiana.
entitled 'tAn Act 70 pro vide Is revenue
Tor the support Of the State govern
.aneht Of LOuisi&1ln and tae hialaer Of
cOiiee1iug ila . proved March
ssA5 1865, The Underzgned Sill assess
the property of the parish ~ % 80 ,asislt,
lQr. enc n11ntas enmm aneiHg On the
nrst day Of August, and anf ilg "a ,ths
hrst day Of September, 1871. from ten
. AsA-al =. 81. eg WE'VE Ne, l1& NOM 2
O'Clock, ?. 81 tod O'Clock, P. m., OF each
day, st the OidcB a the Recorder Of the
parish " Gsalsaicu ~ Che town 81 Lake
Charles. n
w. ii. HASKELL, Sherflf
JOHN al. 81 ENC8s, TlasFgler.
CHS, GIASSP00I, Clerk
Lake Charles, Jtls y, III
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&C Nharles. InlY B III.
Vente par Ia sheril..

james Woods, Curaleur de Il ecasu.
ion &c William q Bgaeaas VA Rania-
min w. Walker, absent
I'm vaFgU dun writ az Il !. AZ. lSi gtnt
~ as IN 6se couE 88 Dis "a "A lat
de "A Louisiana dams et pour Ia Paroirse
Catc lieu, dams lI'asEairs y. u ~ -
Tee, 81 aHaoi adE6asS. IolFigai u ysAto
Publique au plus olEfant 1t dsrnier en-
oh6rissour, 4 la nIaison da cout do Ia
lite Rafgisss, au n Wills o. zs
Charles
Sameai Ne 8 A0ut, l8zl,f
! ~ helres du rlatin, les propri6s6s OF
kpees d8efite, saiales p5or sliafliss Ia
dit writ, saEQig "a neiti6 indlvisa
de un certain lot Oh moroccan az terrs
sitgA ssn b rive Est AZ ID tfYfSEs s. 4Ae,
enViron nm nlilia IA aesas. "a l.vNla
do Orange, Texas, 6tant les deax l0ls On
fnOEceaa1 De t6tre, daignss sar u
nlappe an bureau dies aarFaa se Eats
uuis 3 Donala sonviIle, COMPS lant
les subdivisions, numefo denx. c0n-
tennnt IA TGgt00 acres, BE NAN 8.
contenank i6 2lll00 acFas, anai tQnAa
e tattIe de is subdivision No. 4, &itR6
Nord CO Eu desa0s de d rive sad da
Fem 9oachnre alun earn lo situa
sur Ia dit morcaan de terre, daala
sliVlnt ia rive sad 81 hakse. 81 az -.
you GU lao. 5nsquna u aignA e AZ ait
moroccan "a tegTe q IA lac RsAaafl iHs-
1u 4 eetta ligne, antremGnt s1K une iana
sigaeiaEaane sc = paraIr az hasa -.
iusqn& "a hgne est az mareeea Eia
barre No I. incluant tout ia dSt Ra.
zen au A.aa aqea t0as Iaa ngielias
lppartenant Ansi aixia
rs toatas les haNaes et arstioEa ians
lsH 81 treavent. & environ nm NJ 8ulin
sea seirsu Ee. aaAhiuaa. b6sllas
HeHmias carlaf mt les of s8 la vsnfa
wee hgnRics Il inaaisn gt W
~ H HASKkftTs
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d OpE4CE UT. AAh u" NblIl4ECIGty .-
81 naiajroa August %, 1871 e. .
t2 tsn Notices 4 49,
HEHE Tax sales advt rSis ID to take
4 place on the 9th instant is
postponed to later date. Due
notice Will be given Of the time of
tna O., BARRIE, Tax Collector.
.DY virtue of the power in me yes
~ ted by the act Of the Legisla-
ture Of the State of Louisiana, APP
proved March 8, 1871, 4 will pro-
coed to sell az public auction, for
cash, without the benefit Of APP
praisement, at the Courthouse of
the parish of Qalcasleu, In the.
town Of Lake Charles, on @
Saturday the 5th day OF Ausust
1871, commencing at 10 o'clock,
NJ, and continuing from day to-
day if necessary the following de-
scTibed property seized by me to-
satisfydebts dueto the Stateoi lou
isiana, and TO the parish of Calcas-
leu BY delinquent tax payers, with
costs the land will be sold III
accordance with article 1872 Of the
Constitution, and the cost of sur
vey for the purpose Of division
shall be- borne By the party purr
chasing. ah9d y 6 i}t.'
10. Lots rs, 20, al q az in n. |
eleven, S, R. 8 M. and lot SS in IT. |
eloven, s. III. 4 w. being part of q |
Spanish grant To the Declouet fa- |
niily, situated and fronting on west
side Of Lake Arthur, measuring d. |
bout so arpents front on said Lake |
5y 40 erpents III depth, and con-
.aining 2T05 S9II00 acres, assess
"a iii the name at Pareqaino Ayen-
lano. Taxes, loo $4,000.
30. One lot Of ground situated
Il Che town of Lake Charles, cor.
LEI of Ryan and Iris streets, nleas-
ifing 9I feet On Ryan street. by
j6 Bis feet OH Iris street, be-
tween parallel lines assessed 10
James BigfUrd aud estate Nv, 81.
Daniel Taxes, 81 45.
20. The southwest fourth at
Y. lei section So II. 8 s. Of r..
eleven west containing 80 94I100
.eras assessed to Joseph Ginitv. 4
Taxes, re 15fl00,
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State OF Llouis 10. u M Judicial
District CeuRt- Parish - CaIcSsiiisli---
James Woods, Curator of the SucCes-
b sion Of William U Brazee, decsrsgd.
We BenisminW Walker. alantns.
ID ! virtue Of q writ pf 6egi facins is-
- sued out % The Hon Sth District
Court Of che State Df Louisiana 81 ana
for tho Parish Jf Calcasieu, id the above
entitled suit, and to me directed 4 viii
pr0ceed b eel e. public au6tion. To the
highest bidder at the C0urt-houss of
said Parish, IL the town Of Lake Charles.
On Saturday the BG1l or a Esssa,
Asfl e eleven a'eaeGk fol-
lowing described property, seized 10
satisfy sald writ, to VT. The undivided
a certain tract or parcel 0f Land.
situated on the East bank Of tie sabine
R5yea about one mile above aha tgwn of
Orange, Texas, the same baing thOsa
two pieces Of parcels OF land DESIGNATED
On the maps IN the UniGe5 States Land
Office az Donaldsonyille, asSpb divisions
number tWo j containing eleven
I6El0O ceres, and number ts cont lining
Ia 20fl0O acres RlsQ all that part % Sab
division number -FOUR 4 situated north
0E above tlie lower bank III the outlet ~
! certain Lake situated % aaid c-
thence ON tile south on lover marafn Of
laid bay0tl and lake Co the east hna Of
lald tract, Il sid lake extend aIas ar.
{ not on q line of said lake from the
head dUd east TO Che east boanaary line
q SAID tkct No. four (Al to iGdiads
he whole az said bayou and lslsa,. To-
getheg with one nm ded hslf Of eli ana
singular the PRIVILEGES theraant6 Bpar-
ialniug, pc the same more or ls--alBO
lne undivided half 81 81 the baiidinga
Aa6 other itaprovaneats Oh md
5aereto appaE aiRine and bel FinC. ebn-
lsting Of one steam circular saw min.
boilers, Enachinsfys &C., dwelling hbu-
les oue-hou4es Ec.i C B
Terms, cash on the dsy sof sale With
he benefit az appraisalneue iA
w II HASKELL, sh
ALE ChopIua Tr,tvr n TRwN
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TT :
pb A RE ENDORSED AND Prescott
III BED BIZ more lending phvsieion,
than any other Tonic Of StimulSnt ov
muse They are
a SURE PREVENTIVE
For Fever and Ague, Interinittentg.
BilliouYuess and all disorders arising
from yiilaiarious causes, They are high.
" Eecommend ed as an ANIIsDYSPFP-
: TIC, and,i1 cases Of INDIGESTION
are INVALUABLE As all APPETIZER
and RECUPERANT. and in cases ~
/. GEN ERALt DEBILITY thew have nav.
er, IL single instance, failed in produ-
cling the most happy results. They are
particularly,
BEN EF1ClAL TO FEMALES.
Strengthening the body, inWgoTating
the mind, and giving tone and elastici-
!, az to the, whole system. The HOME
rb44'A}pERS are compounded with the
greatest care and no tonic sfimuIant
has ever before been offered to the pub.
lie so PLEASANT. TO THE TASTE
and at the same tine combining SO ma
ny remedial agents endorsed by the me-
dlcal tF0telaiity as the best Known to TIE
IIharInRooposia. 1T costs but little to
gave them fair trial, aud aaai th \
Every Family Should Have a
arbo'l sH rati2 Bottle. l4Fsoa t-T \
I. 90 preparation ia the world can pro
duee SO many unqualified endorsements
by ply sicians OF Che very highest stand
ing III their profession. |
- Endorsed y he CZgit7g and ne LEADING !
de8onstndtiotu papers. ~
United STATES MARINE Hospital, ! |
- 81. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 8. 70, {F
JAMES "A JACKSON & Co. II have ex-
amlned the formula for making the
Homo Stomach Bitters, - and used them
IN this hospital Tie last four nonths. I
consider tAeni the most vllnabla. tonic
and stitumuI0nt now iii use. n
s. n. MELCHER,
Resident Physician In charge Of TJ. II
3, Marine HOSPITAL. $50 SOW fSHa
JAAEEB A, JACKSON q Co. a tle,nen:
AZ you have communicated 10 tbA
meNIcsl profession the recipe Of the |.
Home BitteFs, y 10 cannot. therefore. r.
be considered as patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for it. We
have examined the forinula for making
the 'sHonle Bitters, = and 1nhesitatin q Il
y say the combination is one Of rare ex-
'ceLenoe, all the articles used In its COM
position aYobie best Of the class 10 which
ithay beleAg being highly tonic, Stimu-
lan 4 Stomachior Carminativs and slight
iaxatlye Ihe mode ef preparing tiem
y !. strictly 10 accordance with thesrules
n Ptlsrlllsse Having used them, seen
NJ esilt IS lplour private practice, we d
axe " lsaaule ia recommending them to
W " persons DESTROYS 81 talEing Bittegs,
~ neing the best Tonic and Stimulant
now ofteredito the public. II
,,r a !. ma FRANK q ! PORTERI
FFot,i Obstetrics and Diseases of 1Vo. K
men, College Of Phyaieians, and late ,
member Board of Health, II
=, n C. BOESLINIERE, Prof. Il.
0'oostetEics and Dis, OfWomen, St. Lou
y ls Medical College. $500 4
DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. ID, Ia
late Rresd +. Missouri M dical College m
u, a, CLARKE M, D., III
TOT. Surgery, Mo. Medical College,
and late Resident Physician. City Hos
pital, ST. Louis, no. @ ts
HERBERT PRIAIM, Prof. IC
tactical Pharmacy, ST. Louis Cellege
OF haEmacy. Il Z ftL .ks Con
j. g. WHITEHILIa, lie
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ach Bitters.
i EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist
No Bitters in the world can excel
Simon HIRSCH, AnaliticaI Chemist
Eminent Physicians of Chicago.
sa The formula for the Home Bitters has
seen submitted to us, and We believe
EN- 70 be the best tonic and stimulant
general use now offered 60 the pub
H Woodb ~. M. b,
q. MaaneI anal II Chemist. Jas
80 anew - P-ca, Chemistry
stsn Medical college; u, s, Hahn, nj,
atli = McVtcar, III. ID; 3, d, Walker, M,
"a 2 " Earu 5, M ID; rs, Hoyne,
y x, Ludlam M ID; Thos, Z, Ell
4s, ~, ID; Jas, a, Collins, NJ ID;
KAINEET PHYSICIANS IN OINcIENAzr.
Nearly all of whom are Professors in
enc or the other ofthe Medical COLLEGES.
No other Bitters have ever been Offer
ed to the public embracing N nanv
valuable remedial agents, III
il Vattier, M ID; Il A James, nj D;
% u Simpson, M ID; SIP Bonner, ND
G s Muscraft, M d; G. w Bigler, NJ ID; !
w a IaniaferFo, J y Quinn, M d; Ct AL
DoheTty, All D.; r s Wayne, Chemist:
g Woodward, mr. ID; Ct II Taylor. M ID:
u II Johnsons NJ ID; s B Tomlinson,
ND, @ .5 gng1.. 90
EamNBNT PHYSICIANS IN MEMPHIS
The Home Bitters are an Invaluable
remedy for indigestion and diseases ari-
sing from malaiisl causes, II
@ b Thornton, M ID; Alex, Erskine. 4,
M D in charge City Hospital; M ID: |
Paul Otey, M d; ii w PurnelI. M A !
Bdmunds, M d; Sandford Bell, MD. II
Jos, p Lynch, ND, 'a"5@ / /
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN PITTSBURGH: h
B F Drake, NJ D; WM Loves, M DIlt
W Il Childs, M ID; ID II Willard, MD;5t
D Wuth Chemist; j Isl MeC Island, MD;
~ AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS ~.
n all parts of the North, West and /.
south. -s--E Is
I. Il o J E Garner, NJ D, Milwaukee. &
alsEC 0UNCm BLUFFs, March o. III. a
JAMES A, JACKSON e. CO.. Having ex- !
mined the formulas of the Home StOrn- q
CHI Bitters, I have prescribed them ia :
~ practice for some time, and pro-
ounce them the best Tonic Bitters G
oaR la use. oalP Fl MCMAHON, M ID 7. O
Rs5~ For sale by all druggists and q
roGaEs..Fg 10 w#8 8aE EEaEE& II,
James A. Jackson S. Co.
aerr-~r F.. -ses PFOPrietOrs.
105and IO7
u lo n Second st, ST Louis, Mo. Z
Julgl22, 4l-1y, asaHaHst as,I#a Z ia
lax Collectors Sales. 4
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D. C. WHITEHIII.

IT ( Ed. Of Medical Atehivssl
ard. Heacocl, MI. ID; DR.. o. ". #.
Ludwig; g, Gegicks M. ID; S. Crate Mo-
S -; a, y; o, a. Ware, NJ. ID; w. a..
wilcox Ms %.
Z. o. FRANKLIN, M. d.
I " Surgery Homeopathy Medical
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Is Re ENDORSED AND PRFsCRT.a
III BED BIZ more leading physicians
than any other Tonic or Stinulant low
In luse. They are
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lax Collectors Sales.
( OFFICE OF TAX CoL1ReToR, -
e naiairoa August I'd, 1871 e.
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loo. Tn Motto sud du quart ena.
Est section %, 7. q, s, ii. I95uezi esn-
tszant " 25il00 horos; Is quars Sud.
Quest 20 u section 26, Il, q. SR
~ ones6 eontensnt 100 68fi00 actes u
Motto Nord du quart Nore 81 s ss.sii9n
36s 10 q Il. Ia QUEST eoatenaas "a
lallO0 acres, issesst a Lehman. coils.
ehaa1 "a eie. Taxes. Ga as.
t6o. Lequart Nort Quest ds la aos,-
ron Is, eontenant 100 76Fi0o acres. II
Inoitie Guest AZ Ia Motto Est session
~, y, Q, 81 II, 70 onest, eontanaHt t60
46Il00 acres, hesesa u BiSler " Twins.
Taxes III &
40. $50 g0Gl09 aerea, situ8 dans u
seotian Cd % ga a0J00 ACRES sitas dan
= section 50, et 52rIeQ, T.0.a R 81
Quest, assesss 4 d saceeion az Sse.
phen 10. Qumk Taxes. S sd
C BARBE,
Collecte0r des faxes.
III Juiutet, III,
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9rp -. " OOeAp4Nlht w Ik,t
toi' Of Midwifery and Diseasesof Wo.
men, College q Homeopathic Physi-
elans and Surgeons,
JOHN Z. TEMPLE, M. ID.
Y 9lahRa Mcsira an Their
pat & led ~ Ccl sf
". y. ,CON2E4EAFAN, VI. d., Lecturer
!; y \ 11, :. e Chiltlran HoraUpath-
g college Of Missouri
OHARES KASTINE, M. D.,
C a, . mythology, Homeopathic Med.
49, 1 Gt 80 ra
SunN HARTMAN, M. d., Prof.
.lg Medicinag Cal Homcmo'e Pby.
Y and Surgeon.
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NOtICRe

THE Tax sales advt rSis ID to take
4 place on the 9th instant is
postponed to al later date. Due
notice viii be given Of the time of
sale. H.. a. .aa
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
UNITED STATES cOS1lsslosEay COURT.
Charge Of Passia4 Counterfeif Money.
Before Commissioner Shields.

Charge Of Passiaa Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Shields
The United States as. j. O'NehL-The defendant,
who had been charged with having passed $40
counterfeit BILL was held by the Commissioner In
$1,000 ball to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The Diamond Smuggling Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
II will be remembered that In the case Of the
United States VS.. A. 9. Radcliffe, who had been
charged with having smuggled some valuable dia-
monds from London into this country, Colonel
Whitley Chief of the Secret Service Department had
filed a claim to the effect that he was the lnfOrmer
In the matter and therefore entitled to the lnform
er's moiey alter the condemnation OF the goods by
the government. A similar claim was set up by one
Friend Y. Esnond, who had acted as agent and
traveller for Radcliffe in the sale Of the diamonds in
various various towns and cities in. IN the United United
first knowledge of ihis smuggling trans
action was derived from him (Esmond.)
The issue thus knit raised the questiOn-"WhO Is
the infOrmer ?" And upon this point Commissioner
OSBORN took considerable quantity of testimony,
the material portions OF which were printed In our
columns at the time. The Commissioner, upon that
testimony, has presented his report deciding that
Esmond, and not Whitley, is the lnformer, and,
therefore, entitled 10 the intOrmers share, which
heard the last OF the Radcliffe diamonds
The Alleged Caldwell Drawback Frauds.
Francis B. Howard, who had been indicted In
1869 for completely in the alleged drawback frauds
Of r. B. Caldwell, was yesterday surrendered by
his ball. and he gave new bail In the sum OF So 600
before United states Commissioner.
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JEFFERSON MARKET.

A Bost0nian and His Money soon Parted
BurIy Bisamist In n s'Snap'' and q Coll
ored Barbarian Held for Attempting ia
Murder Woman.
Like an incessant stream or an endless line crime
and criminals are exhibited before the sensation.
loving gossipng, gaping crowd sitting daily IN the
Court House OF the Old "Marketn Yesterday was
no exception TO the general rule. From the opening
to the closing Of the doors In rolled miscreants OF
every Color nation, people and tongue. The open
ing scene exhibited Albert J. vanderburgn In q
most perplcxng plight. Albert arrived In this
well filed with cash, and TOOK up his abode In the
BOwery After refreshing himself as travellers are
wont to do he thought he would take walk In and
around the city to while away the hours that were
to elapse between SIX O'Clock In the evening and
bedtime. Az the corner OF Grand and Wooster
streets he
NET A FAsHIoSABLY DRESSED YOUNG WOMAN,
with whom he got into conversation, aud after
short time agreed to treat ner to some lemonade at
druggisps After pariaking OF tins refreshing beve-
rage he started for home, but was greatly disguised
10 ind that bundle Of marked money Of the
amount 0i $500 had been distracted from
his inside coat pocket. Early yesterday morning
he informed an Onicer OF the Eighth precinct
OF his loss and described the enchanting
individual 80 cleyiy tnat she was readily
arrested IN Wooster street, with portion OF tne
money wrapped away IN her bosom. Sne gave ner
name as Maggie Marshar and swore by al lnat was
leL she had never met Albert nc all. "Tnats
little TOO thin.r remarked Justice Cox. "and snail
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
CAPTURE OF YOUNG aALLOws-BIRDs.

A Nineteenth Ward Gang Comp etely Broken
Up.
For year or more past the citizens OF the Nine
teenth ward have been suffering ron the petty
depredatiOns OF q gang OF juvenile foOtpads and
sneak thieves. The young robbers have not con.
fined their operations to what might bo called the
legitimate branch Of their procession, but occa.
sonally essayed
MILD ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY,
always, however. with disastrous results 10 them.
selves for forays Of this nature invariaoiy resulted
In the arrest OF or more OF the gang. noably In
the case OF u recent burglary In Lexington avenue
But Oy lucky accident nearly everv member vi TINS
tnievish Oaild IL now under ioos Sii,' a3oy.
On Tuesday ngat J0nn Mclvers, o, No. 232 East
Fifty.nnth street, was robbed o. his watch va,uct
at s5o, wnilc drunk About four O'CLOCK yesterday
morning, whle Iundsnen liza milton ani DixoD, Of
the Nineteenth precinct, were patroug their ueats
they espied nunter OF the same gang conducting
themselves III a suspicious manner III was deemed
advisaole ID take them IN y custody, which was
done without d1Iculty AT the station house he
prisoners. all mere boys In years and appearances,
gave the names Of David Murphy. James KeDnev,
Fl0reoce OCOnnor and Tnomas quinn. Upon
searching them
THE STOLEN WATCH WAS FOUND
on the person OF Murphy. A quantity OF other sup.
pOseu plundef was takel from The o ncrs.
Inc boys were yesterday arrLi2ncd be ore Justice
Coulter, ~ the fOrkvile Police Court. Murphy was
c0mmtted lor trial IN default OF $500 ,ai. Quinn
anu OC0nnor were sent 10 tue l.aaj for sixty days
each for vagrancy, and Keuncy was committed u
the sch )OsnJ
About one year ago OConnor was arrested on
charge o burglary. bnt Tor some reason escaped
punishment. HIS friends yesterday made desperate
but unavailInR Efforts To secure MS liberation.