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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-18
Spring Time.

BY MRS. L. ]. H. Ros 81.
o, glad and JOYOUS sprins-time,
In which the flowers have birth,
Thou tinest earth with fragrance,
With melody and mirth.
The violet will blossom,
The daisy lift its head:
Tue crocus and the daffodli
Their perfume freely shed
In richest emerald yesture
The earth by thee is drest;
And gems most rare and odorous
Thou lay'st upon her breast.
Thou wak'st the murmuring waters
From their long and silent sleep.
While the willows on their borders as
Seem 70 smile instead of weep.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-18

The following is copied from
the Boston Journal of Chemistry:

The following is copied from
the Boston Journal of Chemistry:
Inquiries are frequently made re-
garding the comparative value of
leached and unleached ashes; and in
order to answer them, let us consider
the nature or chemical constituents of
the two heaps as we find them at the
soap-boilers In one bin are the dry,
fresh wood ashes; in another, the wet
lNlviated mass as thrown from the
ieach-tubs. If the former are like the
ashes produced IN our own dwelling,
by burning IN the open fire place oak,
pine, hickory, birch and maple woods,
a bushel will weigh about 80 pounds,
3 pounds of which are solublein warm
water, OF the soluble constituents
/ there are little more than Al pounds
Of potash and soda, the remainder be-
ing the sulphuric, muriatic and car
bonlc acids with which the alkalies are
combined. Forty-three pounds are
tAaoluble III water, and consist of
1arbonateof lime ....... so lbs
rlos ihate ........ .......,.... 80. lbs
lafhonate of hagnesia. lbs
Slhcate of lime ........ .........3 lbs
oAL1es Of iron and manganese. ........ ID
It's the work of the soap boiler to
remove from ashes what is soluble in
water, which is accomplished in the
each tub, and this is all the change
they undergo in his establishment.
me ashes 90 in dry, holding the solu-
oir and insoluble substances; they
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
No. N,lsl. tEtsg

DY WILLIAM DE- LACY, AUCT1ONYHR
ID once 70. Is Commercial plsce-WEnNHSD1Y.
April Is, ls7l, q u O'Clock +. s the s. C,ssle:
hos Be- e sas g 5, e
tue and in pursuance Of an order 81 tie Non fonis
1 ESs p:s q % o sss ss''9a a Soq
1871, No. 3lsl Of the docket Of said court. Tor A.
count Of the above succession, thu Sollowine de-
' + csR sRsl PoxT1os or GROUND to..th.,
s t n t dSS,Ss nsh a1S
square bounded BY cSestnss SIN Coasy n sas
Pla9uemines) and Seventh Streets and desi0nsted
~ the No. of squsns 10. q ON plan drawn By
and measuring. ,aceoldiss to aid Dat. sfe s3
inchee mont on Chestnut street, BY depth Of iss
feet inch and lines, between paSailel lines.
ss ss ss & e s .ssss 1 asS
street cSnt.ining y main building, On lower floor
room, with han three large chambers and cabinet
aboves twestofy frame dated wing adjofnilk
room belev, and bathroom mn and two &C chs%Se1s
supps es s. nut sassd d's ccass. ss' CO..
and =: sas.s s
voir IL upper story With both hot and cold water,
containing two rooms below ard two above, gallery
garden, !s sd oss sood and 81 :hs9 chicken sSsa
fasss fcs ~ st Situated in tn.
same square, adjoining the shove described prop
csns lie and ' stlsst.
and measuring, each, according to the plan above
mentioned: g 5eet mont on Chestnut street. 81 :
linsA This property is ven fenced snd surrounded
able locations IN tie sas1en DISCREET cesvesisst -
markets, etc. midway between two lin1b Of cars,
and affords those N ssszeh efa ha9dssns R.saaeaos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

H. v. b. writes to the Gazette in regard
to tho San Domingo Commission: ''The
commission has certainly worked asaidu-
ously. Ifit has mot all been welldirected,
the chief reason viii probably be found in
the fact that neither Mr.. Howe nor Pres
ident White have had much experience in
public affairs. Al for Mr.. Wade, he has
borne himself through all the perplexities
which have daily. surrounded him with an
energy and ability which have been daily
subject of remark and admiration by all on
the ship, except the few he was constantly
obliged to thwart, in order to save the com
mission from lasting ridicnlc. Frederick
Douglass has been favorite throughout.
Few men wear we'll ON cupboard when .
small party ia shut up to itself for ten
weeks. Mr.. Wade and Mr.. Douglass have
been tho marked exceptions to this rule
upon our voyage" ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COUNT FOR rae PARSE
OF ORLEANS.

MARlR CAMILLE CASTBRA. WIFE OF AGXA
Delagrave, ". Her Husband-No. 836A
r HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE THfRTI-
i eth day of January. 1871, judgment was rem.
dered IN this court in the following entitled suit in
tbs words and figures following, to witt
Marie Camille Csstera, wife Of Agna Delagrave,
" her huSband-No. &363 ~
On notion Of l.. Castera, attorney fsr the
PLAINTIFF in this csuse upon submitting to the court
dence being, with plaintiff, it i adjodGed and
tered on the second Of January: Instant. be now
favor Of plaintiff. Mario Camille Castez, against
defendant, Agna Delagreve. her husband,
decreeing . separation Of .property between
the said parties, and that said plaintiff be recOg
mixed, ~ the sole owner Of the furniture and
movable effects described In her petition herein;
that said plaintiff do have and recover Of defend
ant, her husband, the sum Of three hundred dol
lara with legal interest nom April 1883. until paid.
with the privilege in such case6 granted by law to
married women. 1t b further orderod that defend
ant pay the costs Of this suit. .sl.
Judgment signed fourth January, 1871.
(6iGned) +. WHARTON COLLRN6, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto Get my
hand and aMxed the seal Of the said court ct the
city Of New Orleans. ON this tenth day Of Febru-
axy, In the year Of our Lord ono thousanA eight
hundred and seventy-one and the ninety 61th
year Of the Independence ofthe United 6tates.
GUS L. BRRNOUDY.
mh33 81 aps3+ Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS KILLILEA AND ANN
REaAH. HIS PREDECEAsED WIFE.
second District Court for the parish Of OrleanS-
No. "a ,406.

DYR n. d. 4 b. J. MONTGOMERY, AUG
ID ti0neer-Win b. sOld ON SATURDAY, April -.
1871, at twelve o'clock H., at the g. Charles Auction
Exchange, basement St. Charles Hotel. by virtue
aud In pursuance VI IN order Of the Hon. Louis
Duyignesud. Judge Of the Second district Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated March N and -,
lJ7l, No. 81, l06 oe the2doc Of satd court
I. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the hui dings and improvements thereon, situated
in the FsuIOurg Tren.e, SECOND District ofthe city.
in the square bounded BY st. Ann, 0alvc1, OrleaLs
and J0hneon streets, aud, eneasurinG 81 feet II
inches and lines front on T. Ann street. - feet
inch and linee In depth on the left hse 81 feet II
inches and lines in width IN the rear, and u feet
inches and lines In depth on the right line.
+. 4 CKRTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with
the buildinss and improyements ths9eea. situated
in the same square, and adjoining the property
firstly described, and measlring u feet II inches
and Inca ftout on 81. Ann street, the seme In
width in the reas BY depth Il n Inst . inchee
and Lines the line o. lot firstly discfibed, and
u feet inches and lines ON the opposite line.
Terms and conditions Of oale-Ono-third cash In
United States treasury noto1, balance In equal
miscellaneous payable in ono and two yoar1, credit
secured by special mortgage on property sold.
bearing eight per cent interest nom date, With 1--WE
cent attorney clause in II suit 70 recover
the amount sued uPOn-the property 70 b kept
insured and policy transferred 70 the estate, pur
chaser 70 assume Che payment q the taxes Of
Plans exhibited ct place Of sale.
Act Of sale, including the internal revenue
stamps, before Joseph Fshey, notary public. at tho
expense OF the purchaser.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
A special to the Chicago 1tib~ns says:

WASHINGTON, March 81. Simon Cameron
is learning that it is one thing to be chair.
man Of the foreign relations committee, and
another to be recognized az leader Of the
foreign policy Of the Senate. To-day the
Joint High Commissioners, accompanied by
General Schenck, visited the capitol, and,
after listening to Mr.. Bingham's speech, in
the House, came to the Senate. Various
members of the commission were soon en-
gagged in conversation with several Senat-
ors, among them Mr.. Sumner. whom
they all treated in very cordial man.
ner. Finally, Earl de Grey took Mr..
Sumner to sofa in the corner Of the SEN
ate chamber, evidently for the purpose
of private conversation, and they both
took seat thereon. They had been talk
ing but few minutes when Cameron got
up and came over to where the gentlemen
were, and took q seat beside them. Earl
de Grey instantly turned, shook hands
with Cameron. then proceeded with the
conversation with Mr.. Sumner, a. ii there
had been NO interruption. Cameron sat
watching them for full ten minutes, and,
finding no further attention was paid him,
arose, stood with his hands in his pockets,
looking considerably embarrassed, as if he
did not exactly know what to do, and then
walked back to his own seat The incident
created considerable amusement to several
Senators who observed it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
succsssIon OF HENRI rAa1sH.
seceaA District Court sbr ~ par,sA e o.

ID Once He Union olase4-WHpunol
Apsil y. isn. e twe!ve 3cloek. q IL -
in pursuance 81 N erler q the,Ho1. i. D0MGlG
orlssns, 49, naEes y, ls7!, - aeesst =
seGzss b ' 9ao sGss, ssans :ss.1.
BOUNDED ~ lith q Dupse, gsazfh s Cages -
" rs seuzsE 81 s, ssfsSsm ,..,, ..,.,. =
Thalia ard Hslpsnene s3sce{s. n - Z ia
,: 4 sS2AS. 4, vs OF Sa0usD asi9s :as:sc =.
4 SQUARE u GROUND, being squazs -
bounded p Third or Lopea. Second = -
4 .eQgAR1 6P GR0gND, being sauazs -
bounded bv second or Rendan, St John, Thalha
4 sSg1ss 81 6aouxb, being squas. M u
Scgnded BY Violet Or Clark. St. John. Thaihs
= g o. q Sn ssis sa :as'::
Aelpomene and Terpsichore streeta -.
A SQUARE OF GROUND, being square ~ IT.
eedo ap e Sssss vae
SQUARE OF GROUND, being square IA As
bounded BY Van Buren,, Third Of Kopes, Mslpe
4 SQUARE OR GROUND. being square - ~
Melpomens and Tszpsichose sirests
bounded by 6econd or Rsndo0. st. John, Melpee
and Terpeichore strecte.
soaI sS9S !, q gsS osG ssia S: :ea;1s
ana Terpsfchore streets.
All according TO . plan rode BY 4 = ~
surveyor and civil engineer, dated March, lel
States treasury notes, balance On . credit = -
and two years, In notes secured BY special NJ
rage on the property, and bearing interest
~ mss.e y eaSns Per cent Per .1am mn ~
cent clause for attofney's fees in case II -
i .orcS ne payment q any OF part q ths -
assqI1e the ? 1lrsee a otner iaxes ~ -
On me renalnder Of Tie oquaxee n ~ ~
drainage included, have been paid, e w q
Acts Of sale before Theo6ore 0uycl notaSy ~
~, ~ the exYenSe q puEchaserA ineludine r. =
stamps required b. law. nhB = u api
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

THE STATE Or LOUISIANA.
NTH DISTRICT cOUKT JOR THE PARISH OF
ORL8ANR
CAMILLE LKvILLE VI. PIERRR LOUIS MARTIN
No. 239a


r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT On THE FOURTBRNTH
i Day Of March, 1871, Judgment wAs rendered
in ts court in the following entitled suit, in the
words and figures following, to wit:
Camille Leville. W. Pierre Louis Martin. No.
139A
In this case, the court considering the law and
evidence to be in favor Of plaintiff, It = ordered,
adjadeed and decreed that there be Judgment in
hver Of plairtin, Camille Levills, and against de-
PENDANT, Pierre Louis Martin. her husband. decree.
ing separation Of property between said parties.
that plaintiff do assume the administration Of her
separate property and that she recover Of defend
ant the sum Of three thousand (&aoO) dollars,
with legal interest thereon from the twenty third
day Of April, 1862 until paid, and costs Of suit,
with mortgage lien and privilege as allowed by
law to married women ON the property Of their
husbands. - -
Judgment rendered March1l, 1871.
Z Judgment signed March .18, 1871.
fSigned] CHARLES BEAUMONT, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto Get my
hand and affixed the seal Of the ssid court. at the
city Of New Orleans, ON this thirtteth day o.
March. In the year Of our Lord enc thousand eagnt
hundred and eeventy-One, and the ninety-hfh year
OF the Independence OF the United Ststea
IA LUMINAIS,
apl as Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In THE MATTER OF FRANCIS MOuNEY
Bankrupt.

WHEREAs, FRANCIS NOuNEY, OF THE CITY
declared bankrupt under the act Of Consrese a.
March >; lss; hss this day fled in aid court
thereof H. IN his debts and other claims prov.
able uudefSaid act. 49,
Notice i therefore given to III creditor, who have
proved their dehts. and to al other peroons
in interest that the Afteenth day Of April. ls7I,
g q ~ z asstgncd for the hearing d the ssme.
I'D th:t thy may tAen ard theee attend and shew
petition shee1 not y sfanfed; s11 fnrthsf nS1ioo
= Given th:t the san11ups Wi1 m6sreo q e1an-
teeth ~ q Aplils q b. ia, & ia "a. & 81
eGlce, Cultnmhouae tui1dine. :, - s.
csssS 9 o. Hsv oE'sPs ~ ssrss g: IN;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

We copy. this from the jackson (Missis-
.aippi) Pllot Of the thiraeth ultimo:
!, The mystery oonnected with the sudden
a,.snreeSsnce of certain indications that
= fon( crime had boen committed in West
.Jnckson, . set forth II . recent number of
~ PIlct, y ON tho fnoEease: Yesterday
si1S1rnin9 the two workmen who had first
soe1 the spots Of blood cn re ground, the
iroll and tho ties Of the xailruad track, were
t ,s over the ssme looality, when,
frHfheif surprise, they found IL marks had
zsSppesred, and wore exactly - they had
fr1f|n6tioot them. They took espeetAl pains
~. - mark the locality, and, efter =
fi1iElsjG - = = attedd 70 thek daily
- "a they came over tn iden-
11So1 ~ - noon, a route 10
f. ~ - - 1sr0 aetin q ~
7i 355i5 = r. Z - discovery that thcf4p6t9
- ~ r. & 81
- s!.S ~ 80 & ssissss g 81 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
STATR OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH DISTRICT coURr FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS MARY 3. MILLER, WIFE OF WILLIAM L.
Jackson W. Her Husband-No. 100.

r BHREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
i ifth day of January, 1871, Judgment was rem
dered in this court in the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following. to wit:
Mn. Mary 3. Miller, wife Of william L. jackson,
" Her Hushand.-No. 9o0a.
On motion Of Hyams + B. p. Jonas. Of counsel for
plaintiff, and on Introducing due proof In support
81 her demand, and the court considering the law
and the evidence to be in her favor, it Il ordered
and adjudged that tho default herein entered ON
the twentieth Of January, 1871 be now confirmed and
plaintiff MrA Nary Elisa6eth Miller, wife Of VII
said William L. Jackson, her husband that the conn
munity Of acQuests and gains heretot0Fe existing
between them be dissolved and that plaintiff be
stored to the free administration a her separate
property.
lf u fnrther ordered and adjueed that the said
plaintiff do have and recover from the defendant,
William l.. jackson. tho sum Of four thousand
(&4c00) dollars with legal interest frOm Judicial
dsmand, to wit. sixth January. 1871, till paid, and
costs of suit, with the mortgage and privilege
allowed BY law to married W0meH ON the real and
personal property Of the said defendant
Judgment signed March II, 1871.
(Sig1edJ v. H COOLEY, Judge. !
In testimony whereof, have hereunto Get my
hand and afxed the seal Of the said court. 1T the
city Of New Orleans ON this thirteenth day of March,
in the year Of our Lord one theuseod eight hun.
dred and seventy one. and the ninety fifth year Of
the independence Of the United States.
mails % apl& WILLIAH WORLPKR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
The Washington Chronicle Of the 'thir-
tieth ultimo says:

Secretaries Robeson and Belknap had in
terviews with the President yesterday. Mr..
FREDERICK Douglass, of the San D0mingO
Commission, also called ON the President,
and had q lengthy interview with him in
relation to the sentiments Of the people Of
Dominica ON the subject Of annexation. In
conversation with friends, Mr.. Douglass
states that ninety out Of every hundred Of
the population are favorable to the project.
He says his colsr was Of advantage to him
there, in ascertaining tho true sentiments
Of the people, and that lie found their great
desire 10 to secure . permanent government
which would protect them in their rights Of
property and secure them from the effects
6f further revolutions. s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
apl IS
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
FE ORLRANR 1850
MARGUERITE BOTSCH VS.. MICHAEL J. HAUCl
Her Husband-No. cS.O99. lsa

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on -THK TWENTY
i first day Of March, 1871 Judgment was rendered
In this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. to wit:
Marguerite 60tsch VI. Michael J. Hauck, her
husband. No. 2S.O99.
. This cause came up for trial today BY consent,
J. H. Hslsey for plaiatif, defendant in person,
when, after hearing peadings and evidence, plain
till having established her claim, it u ordered ad-
judged and decreed that judgment be entered In
favor Of plaintiff, decresing . separation Of prop
erty between herself and the defendant, Michael
J. Hauck her husband. and that abe recover Of said
defendant eighteen thousand five hundred dollars,
with 1--WE per cent interest from judicial demand
March IA, ls7l). with recognition Of her mortgage,
and with costs Of suit.
Rendered March n, 1871.
bigned March -, 1871.
- PAUL Z. THKARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto Get my
hand and AIMED the seal Of the said court, at the
city Of New Orleans, On this twent{-seysnth
thsusand eight hundred and seventy lone, and the
ninety fifth year II the independence Of the
mh3O 81 FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05
By Charles z. Torhsr.
Aff
SALE TO "A EFFECT PARTITION.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES m THE SECOND AND
THIRD DISTRICTS.
EULALIE LABoRDB. WIFE OF Z. 9. SANDER,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF rHK sUCCRsSIoN OF
WIDOW 3. LABoRDs vs.. HEIRS OF B. LAB
ORDE, FOR PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 3,30l.


ny CHARIEs =, FORIIKR. AuCTIoa'
D esr-0mse Ne T. {. tzeh.nes place 1Tau e
Bank Of Lopisiana 1t the corner 81 Royal and CONT
streets, win Be sold ct public auction BY virtue q
s1essS suaSs q tie Second Dist1ct Court for tie
and dsned ON tho fifteenth Of February, 1871, the
5EsT1S HdT 81 es6gsD With .. .s
buildings and improvements thereon situate ON
Streets IN tie Third District Il this city; I'D 1t
measures, in American measure, 1orty-two feet,
even inches, and fsureiEithe u : iie mont On
eishths Of ine n depth, 6Stween parallel iines.
The hoS:s Ss:E: the 70 . essnch%en street !.
bonrg Mazigny, in thiseity, designated BY the No.
Of Square ~. q Sid lot forms the ceiner Of 81.
measure. . feet mont Oh b. Anthony street BY 10
ss. = iso LOT or 81 ssSus With :.
10 Of quar- IL. a ssi1 ict messaes . Ret mont
s. Anss'1s sSs. n and sS
I. 4 cERT1IS Lot OF GROUND, With all she
Sosrs Hsrisny, Of this City, designatel By the No.
II Of square No. g. Said lot measures. Il
American measure, . feet mont on st. anthony
ss & and snes sa sspn
s. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al the
rights ways and advantages: belonging situated
bounded by Carrollton avenue st. Louis, St. kmes
and Cont Streets designated by the N0.12. Said
lot measures % feet front st. Louis street, by
ITO feet inches and lines in DEPTH and forms the
corner Of Sc. Louis ard st. James streets. .
Terms-One-third cash.. and the balance at
one and two years, I'm equal instslnents for notes
ON the property sold bearing eight per cent inter
est per annum from date to payment, the buildinga
to be insured for the amount Of the notes, and ia
be transferred TO plaintiff for account Of whom II
may concern, the purchaser to pay attorneys fees
fixed 1T five per cent, in case Of suit to enforce
the notes, and the purchaser to assume all taxei
for 1871.
Act of sale before Joseph Cohn, notary public, d
the expense of the purchaser, including United
States internal revenue stamps. ~, ~
mill q 81 ADA -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-05

hAT6 UHAR1 VC. TnVAAD WA186, d66
Hus6ond-No. 1854.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THR NMBTRRNTH
i day of January, 1871, judgment was rendered
In this court in the following entitled suit In the
words and figures following. to wit:
Mrs.. Kate Geary W. Thomas Walsh, Her Rus
band, No 2064.
1t il ordered, adjudged and decreed that default
herein entered ON the thirteenth January, 1871 be
now confirmed aud made final; that there be judg.
ment in favor Of said plaintiff Kate Geary, wife Of
Thomas Walsh, and against defendant, the said
Thomas Walsh, her husband that the community
them BE dissolved and that said plaintiff Be restored
to the exclusive administration and control OF her
separste esoate, and that tbs defendant pay the
costa Of this suit.
Signed, January "a, 1871.
- - W. II. COOLEY, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto Get my
hand and afdxed the zeal Of the said court ct the
city OF New Orleans on this fourteenth day Of March,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight nun:
dsed and seventy one, ana ne anesynith year o.
mhl7 30 apl7~ J. +. DICK, Deputy Clerk.