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The CtXof New Orleans, w. Joseph .JOuet -
s"vt-fh lhrtai,. <suaS Ne "a YSrlsS ~
tr..a'.s So. !.i.s,.
DV VIRTUE OF A WEIr ,eR fsErY .A.I..
- directed 10y the Honorable tie seventh Dstel.S
Court Tor the parish oI Orleans. in ths soovs
entitled cause, :" Vh"mas l.. Maxwell 't-c sneS-.
ana b.. sat late Sheriff to s.c slaustrrrr...
will proceed to sell At public auctiou
at fhc Merchants and Au.tionecrs' Excnaeg e Royas
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets q
the Second District vi this city. on TUESDAY,
March :, !8.l, At twelve O'Clock NJ, She tol.sSs
ing described property. 80 wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situateS .ssns
second District OF thi,city, i'll tn square boNu:rS
by st. Louis. Royal, Toulouse ana Bourbon stress,
measuring thirtv-two feet Toulouse stsst -
one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TerMs-Cash on the spot.
c. s. SACVINE1~
| TED - NH. Sheriff OF the Parish Ut Ore als.
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'.1U r. * / -. = ):
C,.:.t::.. WITH STATES. N' -: DAu.'u:N.
>'s.:' BETWEEN CI>.'.!N..N AM s..
ri ~ STREETS.
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DI Z. e. ClRARDEY & TO-. AUC

yCS Z. z. :tRARDEf & CO.. AUG
10 Il Exchange P,!c-.--SArJRDAl, March il. 1871 ,
a twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS EAchlIg =, on K";a! street. b"twe-:! Canal
and It''pulogsr. streets. in this ely ~; New Or
i"n-, y" 'tr'':- .: an order OF the honorable the
;>rc,ni Di-tr". Court tor the Parish OF orleans.
,!a.eh F"br' ".v >, 1871. viii b., sold i,v pubic
ton, tor account -: 'hA estate OF The !dt" Edward
; : !iInon, deceased the tol!own. valuable prop
cry % wi
Til: .;EAI.ri-.'l. .OvTAGE rlSlpEN,'E and
.nt.... -n,.,Ir ~ ground in taHbour- Avart. now
H.Nt, it,Eiict ~ TIN, city, designated ,quar"
80 p! br;.:li, by Magazine. Live oak >oni:,t
R"'"Et SIC and measuring 90 ir"t fT"hi on
'l"! ~ -a!'i Va. an. Live oah Tor 'oH'anc-)
>t't.t- =, 80 feet 10 .II,., and =: line, front
r". o; said Robert and Sonat streets. said
.",U.t = .> IND. ,s.Gi lIavi.. u -y.,t variety
~. :ts! tres >!Iiibhr!E. shade, ana ornamental
trees. and beautiful grow. ,! l'c"a: r-r,, walks
'.:,r.i;yi, al. caITli.. lon'i, through. The in
40, .;Etiit- comprise vi! hu!t and very com
f,rtah >";-- '"tiag" dazzling. raise! Ai-sh on
;'.i'. pillars, vita Il commanding .lr". having
.!nH'. !"ni .lt ,.,.r galleries. marble n'auIr.-.
- il..'!, i,.u., hatt, servants and
rooms .in-. .l-tlls. j., !,l,
rc ..'.; tn: "tIr." comp. ,ln-i one OF The mos:
CON, 't1' ami claiming II, >!'n'rN y! Tilr' d".Ght
III he >.Nt. District Tn" ears. directly
Ill .r'nt .i"' conan. ilit'tion With b.>.ie>, t.r'
n':r.,' and rapid VIII! easy access to markets.
'..,r"i.- and schools. Patti, '!"-irin. -rl"ni;h
ii VIM. gee ion 'lF GH>t 'nd crowd AMI .'F",tf'
,!..!y -nLau"I!- Vl!t.r ,,a.t'E.t:lN invited
to.>..u.nc tn. very ii ,Iai,lr property.
r,:.U-' .!..:i ,s,h .ild tho iiI;.:!tcI ~
a..u va Years credit 'ott- a.! 'h,' ;.r. id-.r,
>.'-' y; s.".r.! mort .as- on The property sold,
aHi '..Ils ;t.tri"- Of eight pr cent I.,g
!o.n ,it... :" -,,.. t:Iti iIai avin"n:. Ia" oct 81
.no.t tag" &" contain tHr cn,! 'l"-" ri ny. pa:
80 at r:t.'} f"- N event al -It he !!ot.~.
e., upi"rr'!' t- 1" De hrni fully insured. and
POI. Transferred 20 .lr.tirToi I'll. notes; and ply
ia: and IN l"iil'"n thereto, Of al ':>"- Ipr ID
Yea. so. ;sAi UP :" Vie citN ~ >ai~.
Al ,.I... ...!t United States -',:rps AZ t..-rE
''':i,- o; me prrci>"s h"ior" '',"r. ". 'Al;,,v.
notary pu'A'. 70 II - mara II
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
SQUARE OF GROUND On CANAL AvSNuH, IN
CAhRO.n.T0N
rv3L.. ADMINISTRATORS SALh.
s.. IES=oN ~. hDN ARD ?AEkh3.
Ny Z. y. a:,parDnX & 20. !.

DX Z. =. GsRARDEI & 60. AVG.
, Observation-Disclosures J. .ip-". Au"tIvnrcr.-
Once. No. L. ENchang" p'a"r.-SA!t&DAi. Marci,
H. 1911 AZ twelve o,.ock ". ~ III" Merchants ami
Au,tiones.r- Exchange, on Eora!, between Cana
and ti.atomlousc streets, IN this civ OF New Og-
leans BY virtue 81 al o"irr OF the Honorable. the
second District tourt tor tn" ldrl>! of Orleans
dated tW"Ity-iift. Of January 1874, VIII De sou by
;iblic auction fr: account of si!i s':cCc-Son-
TWENTl-SIN LOTS OF GROUND III the tonn OF
tarroli:on D..Iu. Nos. to rs inclusive o! sIl;.rs.
NJ" Ill 4, bounded nv Cana. avenue, Dublin.
EI.Eth and Cypress streets, according 70 p!an by
N"lhdlls'il, engineer. oCfob"r 1910, deposited
witt. L.. Hermann. notary. sad lots a'ion and
measure Lots Nos. ~ ID. "arn 30 feet front Oh
Dublin street y, II feet me hes II depth between
parallel lines; y" iormin-. the rorne- "f Dublin
l. gi,' streets and No ~ the corner of Dun,in
ana Cypress ,ti..t,,. lot Nos II 10 l.. each ~
feet front 4, ness street. by $50 .r"t i'll dept
brr parallel lines Lots Nos. - 20 p, ra'!, -
fee; front !au.,l vcn;J,' 3> IT. ter' inches Il!
depth between parallel lines: No. II tnIni:l. IN.
Canal - 4, press street and w..
. the corner ~ CANA .vriyr md l. ,ht streets.
Lot, Nos y :" %. each )" fret fco,t on Il. .fth
street b. LOO i.j '',' be: ,,..,;,,;'.i
Tc.m>-Onr-h.iI .,-.!, !"int.ii'i"r - we. p
months credit. ia notes Of Jar purchasers,
seemed by -p"Cia. tn"T'Sa-' and vendor .
t,':I, n.if:uI interest q; "iGh' pei cen: ir.
lln':n from IT,. -: -i.. t.ut! nua 20
with .Inii-.. -: n. ,.' attorney, f..- ..
".'.It -! -!it "a ..:,l.c in,El'ri!: ~: ::lr note"
aii.i purchasers; % .,--i,ifr payment II ii.u -
;.lr OF adj 'i".It.,A. q: 81" :.r> a.. ..iy
.raI 1870 and W I" .r i.I nt sac.
Aris -. -,I... and 't-a >t,t-, STAMPS q: ~. -
i'.ns- 81 ,nr '.. h.,r r'."I.' ''e"r." w. 'hr!,:
notary public l." II p mat II
1'V..:.: 4 ,.....SG los ~ III: FOURTH
II,
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!..-i >...,.- District ..l.. 81" -. l"s::;.' %
Ly.....ll-i'o. ~ No .i.'
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As. ~. :, SAL. ~ EANNRt i'ItA.
r. D".s.:: -! l.. +. NORTON. A>>:.N....
LNs.ss .'.:N'.' -: lA%D ~ lAiAIpt Ia
FA.:,H Lot !>lANA
~ .I.. MATER Gt TIE EANAHC.'T,'I ur
J. - :ib..>:!:N.
Vn:,.l : a:.~ .n-.:.,t C"l:t to: -. :s.-:l.: y:
LpE.s..uA. No. An.
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- 80. IA :ti OF JACOB z'..i r"A:iN'.
fN r.>;i'.
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- ..~.. 'S... Ms. ZUi.N. At.;:. tvAN>
M. rt't'.
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4. OR!,E: OF T.. =. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION ~ TIL: PARISH
OF IBEHviLlE. KNOWN AS TIE BAYOU
GnULA PLANTATION SITUATED OS TIL.
EA>. SIDE OF BAYOU aiCuLA.
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sUc,...l.S OF JOHN G.,g,.. c.cuARDr
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Sec"4I oa'.c'fou: ,ol.'" 80: u of "1.+.n.-
NJ. .-l...
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10y &. T.. GlRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eel,-Oaicc No. Il Exchange Place.-TFIi RS
DAY February TO- 1911 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
at the premises, corner OF Clio and Howard
streets, il! he matter of John Connolly bankrupt
No 267 will he sold by public auction
One ENGINE AND BOILER.
Two COTTON GINS, etc.
Tcrnis-Casl on the spot. tc5 Ii Il Is 10
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AUCTION SALES.
BY c. E. G:rardey & Co.
SUBURBAN COTTAGE Hk>!DEN'+,
VITA SQUARE OF GROUND,
-, MAGAZINE STREET. SIXTH D.SVRi."".
So. ns,iDA: oE EDWARD :. SHANNON
.-..,l! D.I. a',:,. ipT 'h,. .'.,., o: -. lean

...,l! 1.tI. cor. Tor ~. .'.,i,;, o: -. ican.
No. a.5!.
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T!..n.- ~ a!.: y. IL 30 - -. NJ Ana -
Ii. -..It:, e.. a. NJ 60. ".'
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Seconi p..t.r Court for the Parish "f Orleans
No. 1922.
by ALFRED BOU,,,GSy. ,,-crIoy,

RY ALFRED BOUiLG:NY. .rcrloxtsit-
~ ~ Of'e ~" 4 ! CarOndeiet street, b.c, Office.
WI De sold AZ Huctun, on SATURDAY. Mar".f H.
ISil, AT u O'clock NJ. at the 81. Charl,, Auction
fXchancc, ~ HE rotunda OF III. 81. tl,Irlr.
hote ground door. ST. Charles street, i,rt",...l
common ana Grarier streets. ny sIrtl.- aai in
DursuaI'C ~ order The liun. Loans
DNEl9:iV%uG, Judge of tie Second UIetrt Cut.if
,W Fh" parish OF Orleans. dated February I.
i'i Nc. | 23I II the docket "f -Iid .>',!' .., :.-
owing drNriihri property, situated IN t..n i!,d
district o. us c!tl belonging TO Ii" -,"..,,.!! Of
widow Vail annc, to Wit
ONE Lot of GROUND. situated - -.,ua!.
oonndrd - L..ycr, Jumo!.Nir, Adams and MDnio.'
streets. designated by the numh.'r three. Ul,!a-
uflES American measure" 70 feet. inches aui q
depth lii .!ll. toward Adams street l53 feet. 10
inches .EdS .iac. on tin, other side lin. to"al.!
Monroe e oet and g.: feet T. inch. the ilnr
'oseth'r eth all til" inl!rov"rl MS thereon III.
w!io' .",srin. /" plans Ahich Mi. b" exhibited
on daT
TerfnS-I'Isl.
Act ot .d. ',ciol~ Z ritoS, IT. No'.r" rul.'l. -:
Sht cNl'eiI,' - n" purchaser including IN" IsIt"
states iI'""Nil revenue. fli IL - :'IarIi II
THAT EXehE>lvh ANU GDNVEEiKST!.: S!r.'
AT.0 BREWERY KNOWN - TIL. .iTl
BRE!.ri CORNER OF N,';AZ.N. AN, DE-
Lore kvHEErS HESIphS.'M ADJOINING.
1as :;:h:ERl on DhLr%D >TIA!..'-
Fam ~ CASs COUNTY T.X!>.
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SALE ~ EANHR:.I...

A>S;nNF.:'> SALE IN EANNH.'!T.E.
Il UID:.: ~: :. =. NORTON. A>>.'.N::.
VA. a.. .AND IL E'!LAE'' .'AH!>V -
l>iAEAs
- ~. NATE: -: 81. '.EiN =. ;..oJ:L,.-
k!n.,H;'.
L.. a.. : ..- N>s:... COAT ~. -. :'..:..: 0;
L.. ..~...:.. ~. B.9.:nr'. No. ~.
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United states ;r-',i.: Goa: .r .. .'.:.f I"
Louisiana. i'll E,!n':u:.: No -.
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~ .HH MATER uy Hermann .,o>.
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IL TIE MATTEL: UE foLE., AIRY . 90
EauhI.;
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CATIONS CLAIMS. Etc. Ar !UE!.i: Axe.
"ItS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY C.. z. G:rardey & Co.
SUBURBAN COTTAGE RH>!DEN'..,
VITA SQUARE OF GROUND,
S...la>,iD: oE EDWARD ). SHhNSDN.

y, MaaiE.Nh STREET. SIXTH DISTRICT
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Unexamplcd Brutality.aI. q


A New Castle (Del.) correspondent Of
the Wilmington Cbnapasrcicl writes:
Last Thursday three weeks ago, a col
ored girl calling herself Lydia Pouse,
came to this place in the afternoon up
train from Seaf0rd. She evidently had
consumption, and her feet were SO badly
frozen that she wasScarcelya able to walk
They were laid open in great gashes.
and swollen twice her natural size; her
hands were in the same condition. She
was an entire stranger in the place,
knowing no one. The wife of a color
ed man, Samuel Craig, took pity on her
and she was kindly cared for until this
morning, when she died. ,at .!ls4 +.
Her statement was as follows: ssThat
she was slave, and did not know she
was free until the morning she came to
New Castle. She belonged to Mr.. 49,,
q farmer, who owns and lives on his
farm, about q mile and half from
Seaford, Del. he having purchased her
and brother when they were children,
She says he afterwards sold her brother
and she never knew what became OF
him. She worked as q farm hand,
husked corn last fall, and this winter
was sent to the woods to cut timber,
when her hands and feet were frozen.
Becoming so i'll that she was unable to
work, Mr.. - told her that, she, was
free, and had better 60 up the country
and get q home, put her in his carriage
and took her to- the depot. Did not
buy ticket, but paid the conductor
two dollars and twenty-five cents, ne
questiHg him to leave herat New Castle.
Gave cher ten cents, requesting her, when
she got better, to come back and see
them" t.. - .,,...f
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claimed for them to have a finer favor
and to bein every way better than the
same kind Of fruit in Eouthern Ohio.
The land here is of two classes -open
unbroken prairies in the hands Of spec
uletors, and farms being irnpfoyed and
|alseady well improve and is held BY
the owners at from 10 to $50 per acre.
but very little is in market. Owing to
last years drought, the people, but
especially the villagers and farmers are
complaining of hard times, but look for
q favorable season, good crops and re-
inewed prosperity. The country is
dotsed over with good school houses
averaging about two miles apart. and
the educational facilities are very good
and improving. Wherever the COM
munity Is able the traveller sees good
churches, and thisis pretty general. To
the best Of our observation the people
are all moral, civil, and eongenial, and
have advanced ideas, and are rapidly
crowding their noble State into the
front rank ofStates. j3d 49,, s5tt, = d.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06
EUROPE.

The state ofaffairs in France seems to
be more desperate then when the Prus-
slams thundered at the gates of Paris.
Anarchy reigns and the Guillotine is
again whispered among the rioters.-
The government still holds its sessions
at Versailles bat has no control nor
even communication with Paris. The
comniunes as they are called, members
elected by the mob of Paris have con
troll of the City and of the National
Guard. Threats are boldly made to
disperse the Theirs Government. Troop
are under arms and an early conflict Of
the Nationals and Regular Troops is ex-
pected. The Prussians are waiting for
an opportunity to suppress the Paris
Mobs and aid Thiers. Thousands are
leaving, andmyriads have deserted the
City. The dread scenes of 1889 and
184S are feared, and in the hands of the
controlling forces of the city life is
worth but little. The watchword Of
the rabble is "Death to the rich Death
to the landowners :! Death to the
priests ! ~ The inmates of many
houses have been marked for the gull
lotine. Drafts upon the treasury are
unpaid. Napoleon is in England, hop
ing for restoration as compromise be-
tween the factions of France. e
Later news gives an account of aeon
fiict between the Nationals and Regu-
lars in which the Rebels or Nationals
were defeated and five of their number
shot after being taken prisoners. About
200 were killed in the fight. s-ra4Do :
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. legal Notice,
Sarah A. Hufrm.n. et. Al.
Edward Bethel, Executor of Abraham Hun
'''+H. man, deceased,


-irf -ia4is i Va I'll --'.i DE- Lii.'
-'td Sarah A. Huffman, ct, al. To i-.
CYNTHIA MOORE and John Moore, her hns-
~ band, LOWS Huffman, John X. HUFFMAN,
Mary Aclntirs and James AcIntire. her hus-
Who reszde IN the stale Of Iowa. will take no
ttice that Edward Bethsl, Executor of the last
! win and testament Of Abraham Huffmau. deco.
ON the 3oth day Of March, A! D. 1S7i, ihIed his
| petition in Lhe Probate Court within and for
the County Of Belmont and state Of Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate said testato
is insufkofsut topaz itis dsbts and costs Of sd-
seized IN fee simple Of the following described
real egSa esituat0 Ia the counttes Of Belmont
and Harrison and State OF Ohio, to-wit. The
East half Of the Northwest quarter of Section,
=; IN Toynship 70. in kange 8. IN the steuben-
willie land District, excepting l575 perches
trustees Of the 4. 6. Church. SSiG perches err: e.
perches heretofore. sold TO .Jasnes Parks, and
also = y acres heretofore sold TO William p.
Also, cerfsin other tract or parcel of land
situate In the County Of Belmont aud State
Aforesaid and being part Of the East half OF the
"a IN sSaasei ~ IT, .. secslon ~ Ia I9wnship
Beginning for the same a. the Northeast corner
or said quarter and running South 70 East 81
Poies to corner; thence % North y ~ West 81 saSS S
poles 20 The place ef beginning, containing 201
from Iiz acres heretofore sold TO John D.James
Aud Also. certain other tract or parcel OF
Of land sIruate IN the County Of Harrison and
state Aforesaid, and being part of the south
half OF Section q. in Township 10, in Range g.
beginning for the same on the South boundary
line OF said Section at station fixed by Job
Bnggs. Surveyor, In the County road which
paase$ from North to South through said Sec
tion; theL ce sonth SO o. West 81 poles; thence
poles; thence plong said road south i4l5o West
rs poles; THENCE south l45sso East I6 poles;
thence South s2o East us poles; thence South
- West 80 poles to the place of beginning,
"ontaining 4o.5S acres be the same more or less,
Excepting therefore 70 acres heretofore sold 70
William p. Huffman. st .i..l --.5--
And that Sarah A. Huffman, widow of said
teststor is entitled TO dover In said premises.
The prayer OF said; petition is for the assigI.-
ment u dover to the said Sarah A.. Huffman,
and for thesale Of said prem ises sunjcct said
doWei estate, for the pay inent of the debts and
charges aforesaid. =. tt...-. --t .. fgfl1
SAG petition will be for hearing on the 2ist
day Of April, 1871, soon thereafter as the
| same can be heard. $50 u -Alf
EDWARD BETHEL. EA-.s-
80 Of Abraham Human, decd.
BY TALLNAS q FERREL. his atcys '5>J p
Ma ch. %, lS7lAw -r,f, = En .-i.cIG ~ .s..
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the correctness Of his public policy, and
disarming the charges of improper act
ion in the Investigations. He does not
ask for action now, but transmits the
report for the information of Congress
and the country, still adhering to his
opinion of the desirability of annexa-
ton, but with no further reccomenda-
tion to make it, confident that If the
country desires this object to be accom-
plished, Congress, in the exercise of ID
constitutional duty, will indicate the
desire by advising treaty to be made.
He does not by any means abandon his
own views, but leaves the responsible
ty OF future action with Congress, and
repeats his original declarations thafhe
has no policy to enforce against the will
of the people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

Who shall be Republican candidate
for Governor is yet very much unde-
cided. A dozen good men have been
named. Ben Wade doesn't want the
position. Garfield will not desert his
present post, and if Galloway does not
refuse he win most likely head the list
of willing candidates on the 2lst of
June. We are infavor of Galloway for
many reasons, several of which would
become apparent in the character of
the campaign which he would inaugu-
rate, if nominated We want strong
man TO. lead the party this
fall, and though he has been a public
man for a long time-something not
very commendable in candidate :
he bears the reputation of an hon
est man and man of talent. Ia
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TIE San Domingo Report is stil re-
tanned by the Commissioners for further
elaboration. When finished it will
most likely, be assigned to a committee
who viii report thereon, and thus save
series Of fiery debates during the pres
ent session Of Congress. - - p''t'
Ifa satisfactory Ku-Klux bill is Sc
cured there will be enough done for the
present. Democrats deny the outrages
reported by the Committee, and try to
throw upon the investigation the
odium ofpolitical scheming.zG
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Hon. John A. Bingham.

A gentleman who has spent the mast
two yearsin Washington City, and du-
ring that time often met and conversed
with Mr.. Bingham, authorizes us to
state that the reports sentoutby gossip
ping radical newspaper correspondents
to the effect that he Is q drunkard. are
utterly without foundation. We are
happy to make the statement for the
credit of the 18th District, irrespective
of party.-[ Cambridge Jefersonidn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

Republican gain in Woosterover 200
Slight Republican. lost in You ngs-
town. vs-- .-i-sstrl III ~.
Alliance voted upon the tempe eance
issue and won handsomely.
Lima gives small Democratic. gain,
Republican carry Cleveland By about
1,5OO; a Democratic loss of over 1900
from 1869.
Cincinnati elects Republican Mayor
by about 9, 900. sr O. e,,s
Portsmouth gains Republican May
or. .trt sz5 .
GAINESVILLE elects Ruth (Republican)
for Mayor by amajority DISCO; a gain
of 480. a-itz 4 r17isl ~ f-s4gi gyc. -
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The Emperor William in renlv;,

The Emperor William IN replying
to an address voted by the Reichstag,
thanks that body for its loyalty and de-
votion, praises the heroism of the Ger
man soldiers, and points to the visible
guidance Of God In the events of the
late war. He says the condition of
France il owing to the revolutions of
eighty years, and expresses the belief
that the nationality in Alsace and Lor.
raine had been merely defeated and de.
stroyed during the compulsory Union
of these provinces with France. The
Emperor concluded as follows "Beino
an old man ] Imerely lay the foundation
Of an Empire which my successor must
complete"
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Legal Notice.
FrancisA. Humphrey,
XilliaDn llarinar

4-rfH. WlA8iQ A16fQnoT.
HHE defendant William Gardner, will take
notice thai ON the leth day of October, ls70
the plaintiff, Fraucis A. Humphrey, filed in
the ONCE Of the Clerk of the Cout OF Common
Pleas within and for the County of Belmont
and State Of Ohio, her complaint in writing
settinE forth that she 10 the mother of bast.
ard child. and that William Gardner, the de-
fendant Is the father of said child, and tbs the
defendant, William Gardner, has absconded
With She intent To fiefrsud the complainant in
this action, and that on the said 10th day oil
October, 1870. an order or attachment was Is
sued with notice Of Gernishee TO Robert Gard.
ner and Thomss Gardner, and on the 12nd day
OF December, ls70, . notice of 3arnishee was
served upon Robert Gardner, Jr.. said notices
have all been seryed and returned. ~
- The defendant is notified to appear and an.
swer said complaint In bastardy so preferred
agAtust him ~ aforesaid oa the LIST day OF the
next Term Of said Court OF Common Pleas to
be begun on the 18th day of May, 1871, at which
time you can appear and answer.
-l.l4.il 9dI l0FHANCIS A. HUMPHREY.
ny TALLAAN FKERkL, her iatt'ys. i.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

Bret Harte, the Pacific Slope Lau-
reate, lost $l5, 600 in Chicago by not
being punctual ct dinner. This is q
blunder no Engiishman would ever
commit. 8 Neither q summons by the
Angel Gabriel to Judgment for an
earthquake would cause a true born
Briton to be FIVE minutes late at dinner.
To allow business, pablie or private, TO
interfere with q dinner engagement,
John Bull considers proof of insanity.