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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

The thermometer. yesterday morning at
sevep o'clock, was $40 ct New Orleans, 500
ct Augusta, GO at Charleston, $50 at Saw
annah, $50 ct Cincinnati, 40 ct Louisville.
81 ct st. Louis, ~ 1t Nashville, 60e e Icy
West, and GO at Havana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

Succession Of James H. CoFnell-No.
~, $50.
OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Whereas, Mrs Emma Lefevre, widow
for letters # administration on the estate of the
late James H. Cornell, deceased, intestate. Notice
is hereby given to al whom it may concern, to
show cause within ten days why the prayer Of the
said petitiOne, should not be granted.
By order Of the Court
apl6 81 Is NJ O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF A. G. LANE L BROTHRR
Bankrupta.
In BankYupecy-No. ass.

THO THE HONORABLE E b. DuRKLL, JUDGE
the District Of Louisiana, sittine in bankruptcE
Orleans, herein appearing e tho assignee IN hank
ruptcy Of the estate Of q. Lsue Brother hank
.nPts IT, that a%cas The
ing described real estate stuated in the State q
One undivided half interest in ii3s scres Of land
lot No. Of section No q. and tho northwest quar-.
Nos 4. 5,6 and and the southeast quarter VI
southwest quas ter Of section No Is and northwest
Of r." g s
fractional quarter Of section No - and the north
west quarter Of section No. 3s in township No. -
Your petitioner further represents that the aid
record inou@bsrsd and charged WITH the lsIiosins
and privileges resting thereon. 70 wit-
Judicial @ortg:&s; in favor Citisens Bank ct
NUM- interest rom The fourth q April isss. ' ~
And your petitioner further represents that Il y
impossible for him to determine the validity Of sad
he not ascertain the value Of said property b.
agreement between himself and the crediton hold
Rs y K q
m order to ascertain the value Of said property.
and for the due, proper and speedy administFation
therein that said estate be sold ct public auction,
free and clear Of all membranes. That al said
judgments, mortgages, liens and privileges record
ed against said property b cancelled and erased.
that your petitioner can convey clear and unincun
said Citizens Bank Of Louisiana and 70 AL other per
sons all their rights in law to the proceeds Of The
sale Of said property upon tho distribution theroeE
Wheyefore your petitioner prays that he may b
described at public auction, free and clear nom an
incumbranceA That AL said judgmenta, mart.
cages, lions and privileges recorded against sid
property be cancelled and erased, % that your petit
any purchaseIjth reserving to said Citiisent
Bank Of Louisiana, and to al other persona, al the
rights in law to the proceeds Of the sale Of said
property according to their rank. And he prays
AUG. DE B. HUGHES, Attorney.
On motion Of Augustus De B. Hughes, attorney Of
court tSst h. has isd in this court tie iSrssons
petition, it 10 ordered that the Citisens Bank
Of Louisiana, and all other parties in interest,
dc show cause upon the thirteenth day Of
May A. D. 1871. at eleven o'clock 4. H., before this
and said property sold a. prayed for and why al
incumhrances recorded against said property
should not be Cancelled and erased.
And 1t d further ordered that notice Of this %
titon and order bc served upon ssid Citissns Bank
copy thereof upon them, or their agent or sttor.
ney. or by said assignee publishing copy ot said
petition and order three times In the New Orleans
II. s.t il nsx
i've days before the day Of hearing.
signed April "A, 1871.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, April Il ISL.
/. Losx. Deputy Clerk.
ap 10 n my6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
NOTICE TO TAxPAYRRs,

STATE TAX CoLLBofoRs O1yICn,
sixth District,
New Orleans, March q, 1s11.
nVHE TAXPAYERS OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT
Il are hereby notified that the 0fnce for the col
lection Of State taxes and licenses 70 now open on
Magazine street, between Napoleon avenue and
Berlin street, and they are requested to make Inn
mediate payment Of same,
FL. HEBRON,
mhss at State Tax Collector. sixth District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

JACKSON FIRExEN. -We presume our
New Orleans fremen will be interested in
this paragraph from tho jackson Pilot:
There is great activity among the firemen
consequent upon the approach and prepar-
atoms for the anniversary of the jackson
department, which occurs ON the first Of
May. The committees are all working
bravely, and need the assistance of people
generally, and the ladies especially, that
they may succeed. The chairman of the
committee of arrangements is James Shell
ton, to whom applicants for further infor-
nation should apply.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
Saccessien Of r. +. eanderson, No.
ls,393, in the matter Of the minor John T.
(SOof1a0n Ma

GO0ds0n, No. I,54S.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Oreans-N0tice IL hereby given to the credit
tors Of tbs succession Of Z. T. Sanderson to those
Of the succession Of Mrs. Martha Ann Goodson,
Goods0n, to show cause within thirty DAYS from
the first publication of this notice why the appli.
cation filed in this court on the fifteenth of April
1871, by Elizabeth Sullivan and 8. F. williams
guardians Of the sid minor John T. Goodson, to
be recognised - such, and to be authorized to take
possession Of and remove from this State the prop
erty Of said minor. by him inherited from his
mother, Mrs. Martha Ann Goodson and by her
from 3. T. Ssnderson should not be granted BY this
court.
Clerks Office Second District Court, April Is 1871
ap16 Is myl 8 Is n. D. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

BASE BALL.-There was very fine game
Of base ball played at the Delachaise
grounds between the famous Champion
and the Forest City Base, Ball Clubs, in
which the Champions were victorious by a
handsome score Of twenty-eight to twenty
five. The Champion Base Ball Club is now
ready to accept challenges from all junior
clubs in town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

TITO THE HONORABLE THE COUNCIL OF THE
l. city VI New OrleauA-we, the undersigned, prOp-
banquets to be made On the northeast side Of Pc
hcity street, from Franklin tn Magnolia streetA
cur6ing being alrealy laid, snd obiige
Very respectfully yours,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

The charge against Julius Dubois, charged
BY Francis Lewis with assaulting him with
dangerous weapon, to wit, . revolver,
when, by command of Captain Andrew, he
arrested Dubois and some Of his com
panione on the charge Of horse stealing, ON
GENTLY road, was dismissed.
The only witness for the defense was
Prosper Comange, who was in the company
OF the accused, and is also charged with a
similar Offense and another robbery.
Prosper Comange, Julius Dubois and
John Cambray were then called to answer
the charge Of having garroted and robbed
Of 1910, on the twenty fourth of September,
at the corner of Miro and Palmyra streets,
butcher, Bertram Barras. On account of
the absence of counsel, the case was con-
tinued until the twenty:.sixth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

a netallic colin, very old, was yesterday
esf6und looking under dwelling house ON
conscience between Fourth and Washington
streets.r Did the people have it there be-
cause it i > handy bit of furniture to have
under : housei The police removed the
CONN that was s1ooking under a house."
Why or BY what right or reason it was re-
moved i not stated. Repeated inquiries by
telegraph failed to elicit any definite an
swer concerning the coffin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

Succession Of Victoria MalarA No.
A533.
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
- of Orleans.-Whereas, Albert Mallars has
petitioned the c0urt4or letters of administration
on the estate Of the late Victoria Malard deceased
interstate. Notice 10 hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause, within ten days, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted
BY order Of tho Court:
apis 10 g. n. n. TRACY. Clerk
Succession Of Eliza Evans-N0. 34,316.
OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Osleans-Notice 10 hereby given to the creditors
Of this estate and to oil other persons herein
interested, to show cause within ten days from the
the account presented by Madeline Evans, ties.
tamentary executrix Of this estate, should not
be homologated and approved, aud the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
apis l6 y N. O. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

A DESPERATE LAD.-Corporal Freitag,
18th precinct, was last evening informed
thas : Lad, Peter Hettinger, was drowned in
tie rivef last Friday, having been thrown
II ~ smother Lad, Anthony Wend, at the
heaA Of Bartholomew street. The. body has
~ bsenreoovered. lit prove true that IL
~ Wend, eommitted the act, it shows a
dssp6rste disposition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

The body Of a,drowned colored man was
found in the river last evening 1T post six
teen, Second District. 1t is not known who
he was.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

INCENDIARIEs AT WORK.-Sunday eve
ming, about half-past eight o'clock, the fire
alarm bells called the fire department to
the two story frame building No. 4S9 Ram
part street, between Euterpe and Felicity,
the kitchen of which was on fire. The flames
were promptly extinguished. The fire was
set between the weather boarding of the
kitchen by an unknown person. Insurance
5000; damages 500.
At nine o'clock Sunday night the roof of
q cooper shop, at the corner of Fourth and
Water streets, was set on fire by an incen-
diary, but promptly extinguished by the
police. The property is owned by Michael
Disquare. The damage is tri1ing.
Mr.. Tony Smith, while riding Sunday
morning, met with severe injuries 10y his
horse falling on him, when near the corner
Of Clio and Clara streets. 1t is even feared
that Mr. Smith is fatally injured. He was
taken to his residence at the corner of St.
Andrew and Magnolia streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

s1 spls = e: & sss ~oobAso cA.n-a.:
Oncs New Orssaus CITY naIlree1 c.
psny: Ne. Orleans. April =, is7l-At nssttn9 Of
day. dividend Of FOUR DOLLARS per ehere ~
declared payable to the Stockhcldefs ON and AFTER
apis lot wiILiAM r. sINN0rr Secretary.
Avsid QsAcks.-A yictim Of early indiscretiou,
causing nervous debility, premature decay, etc.,
having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
simple means of selfcure, which he win send free
to his fellow sufSerera. Address ]. b. TUTTLR 70
Nassau street, New York. JAS eod6m
Oalce Of the I1ouisinua Land Cempany
and Loan and Savings Bank. The books Of SUBJ
scriptiOn for the capital stock Of this company
will he opened at the Office Of the company No IS
Dryades street. ON the tenth day Of April, 1871 and
will remain open for thirty days from that date.
During the rst ten days tho Directors Of the com
pany shall have the privilege Of subscribing for the
stock and after that they shall be open to the
public.
An assessment Of ten dollars per share on one
thousand shares has been made. and will be made
payable in ten days after cl0aing the books Of sub
scriptiOn. CHARLES H. FOX. Z I
ape got Secretary.
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Mr.. OryIllc Grants Letter.

In our photographic columnsthis morning,
will be found a copy Of a letter written, IN
juno last, by Mr.. Oryille Grant. Of this
city, to his brother, the President, making
charges Of corruption against Mr.. Bloom
feld, revenue supervisor for this State.
When we made reference to the matter,
and stated another important fact In con
nection with II, to wit, that Bloomfield
was retained in office by the intercession Of
Gen. Logan, because he was pledged TO
him as q Senatorial candidate, the whole
thing was denounced as a Copperhcad lie.
The reader can Judge for himself as TO
this, after having read the letter. During
Logan's recent visit to this city, Bloomfield
was his confidential friend and adviser,
having come here from his public business
for the purpose. Logan Is responsible for
Bloomfeld's retention, and Bloomfield is
in turn the champion Of Logan at Spring
field.
Nor Is this all. We have the Official
documents In our possession to prove tha'
another of Logan's fast friends and politica
pcts-upon whose friendly aid" he Il
now relying--is a man who was guilty 0
robbing sick and dead soldiers In til
hospital at Cairo. ThSt he Is now
! psgsnue collsster instead q, q p~snitentisr
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which such a pledge Wa alleged ~ have
heon given. Grant Nas 10 such a state that
BE- dld nos know whai be vas talking
about iasiesd 81 addressing Sumner a.
Chairman " tie Committee on Foreign
Relations. Gmui addressed him a. Chair
man Il The Judiciary Committee. and said
The treaty would come before that com
mitiee. and begged sumner 70 reportiayor.
ably.
This egregious blunder IA repeated
four times IN that interview. The charges
Of falsehood made by the President against
Sumner are .ptorted by him, and GROWING
the reton j. 4 statement confirming the re-
ports in relation TO Gmnt's incorporate
habits Tins far. Summer & ahead. Some
Washington dispatches on Yesterday ind.
Gated an inclination on his part TO retreat.
Grants latest assault will compel the Sen
a,or to continue the hghL-Chiclgo Tmes,
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slfrady very lar-c, we believe that a Half Million nor
Farmers VIII take V vhenrver II shall he commanded Y
their attention. We ask eur friends oyTyEhcre 10 aid "a
ia 90 commenting IT,
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A Presidential Weapon.

PRESIDENT GRANT is very unfortunate
In making what he says are statements of
lact, but which are fatty contradicted by
other men high in position, and having q
oe,.er reputation for veracity than he.
rour noted instances have occurred in
which the inclination Of Grant to shield
himself from censurc, and assail others hy
the employment Of falschood, has beer
made conspicuous in a manner which ha.
brought a sense of humiliation to every
man Who respects the good name Of thu
nation.
In the controversy between Grant ant
johnson, concerning the pledge Of tn
Former TO obtain possession Of the wa
office, Grant was convicted Of falsehoo,
and an act Of treachery and dIshonor, b.
the testimony Of johnson and Of all III
members Of bis Cabinet
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-01-28

aAfarih'e nfileaf occurred 0n the Mlr
ssslpp a TsBneasfe Hailfnsd few morn
Iruasp Asatnia vs. ffussinE thg ron
bfsiss in tbs N0ne1nah bottom. ne miles
a1uih IN Memphis. fhe atlaa N The bag
rss car hfoks. md 4 seound class fassen.
~ r1arh Fas dashed down The emhsnk
msnt Il Immediately took hre and burned
mpiiiy The passengers IN ihe caf, most.
iy ealard. Vefe III more o. les injured
either hy bruises Or Gre. md several we're
killed Outright
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q nge time of. n p%fuierr9t, q C0Ty q tbo1leeHotT
Busy LIZ, by Mr. Grceley.
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The clothlnro Of Mrs Daniel Taylor ~
Petersburg. Ind. igniied while she was
standing by the open FIRE The other night,
and she was 20 badly burned that her death
ensned In q few hours.
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THE mar who is too poor 10 hire his
boots blacked. and too much Of a gentle
man 10 black them himself, wear dirty
tsuits.
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Address,
700 REWARD

for a superior article. 81 to $2e per day and 10 risk.
Do YOU want a situation ~ salesman at or near hon q 70
Introduce our new 7-strand WHITE WlRE-IsoPE CLoTiEs
LINES, which will LAST FOREVER. Don't miss this chance.
Sample free. Address HtDsoS RIVER WIRE Co, 70 VIII
liam st. n. Y, or 16 Dearborn ST., Chicago, I'll.
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klndness-t was MT kohgers househee!
ef-lben TOOK sWeeue, ana NOT oniy
washed her tear stained cheeks, plt CURED
her soft brown hair, and put on hcr inc
iofllest Dlue dress WIN boots 10 ulalch
All The TIME she was dressing hcr' sweeue,
who could not believe her senses, Kept
murmuring-
It's only a dream it's too good TO be
true the boys won't believe it, ! know
lis Just like a fairy story, and, Of course,
its only pretending"
mo, indeed" said the old lady tits
really true. nv dear. and hope you'll be
70 grateful and kind 10 Mr. Rogers that he
won't be so lonely as he has been without
his " dear little children"
Swpeiin could hardly realize her own
good fortune and. when she went down
into the parlor. she hurst into tears again
saying
30, sir, | can't believe il. | nm 50
happy"
so am l. Sweetie." said Mr.. Rogers
and really il was hard TO tell which wal
the hanpier-it is always so much nor,
blessed TO give than to receive. TogethcI
they rode TO the new home. and lauchc,
and cried together as they went all owe
It, Aner they had been up stairs, ant
down stairs, and in my lady's chamber, Al
Mr.. Rogers said, he put her into the car
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DAILY TRIBUNE.

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rstrlss Cfs ln tts .hlp Nlhl'ss
TlcH s1t Say sarua'l]Iy Son SAINT
20 rlr-u .@ar cans hlY any q them
'Hf goo lal Z dHgf saat 60 lpIA 90 them
BTt e Jesse hef 900 ! tasig her go and
I'D lsg Harry. Who Wug.l know MI
shout g pei rvhan3. 20 Iark up ilr di,H4al
ail rsuu a1l bring al ths rest VI you
over tn the Ugs luu-, You'd cri there
long before vt al ard the light would D."
streaming ogi from tAr li'le Shop WIN
d0Ws-U. 50 bright mother I'D say,
'lyrsE5 .h here Sod Buy The cotton you
Waa'e1 Hni when ! got her TN III shut
TOE door quick and dance up and eo~n
and say Dear mother, S1 oeles ships
o5iae in and brought you this now home,
ami everything comfortable aud Nweetle
viii tsn1 lhs shop and you needn't sew
aHy morr day and night, for rs going 10
be- a Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year for q. every one Harry and
all nf you would shout, and our dear moth
e. would CT Tor Joy
WIN II CONT tn pass soon, Sweciie''
askel both The boys Ut once.
Not very. Tn AFRAID answered
Sweelie, IN sHbducl tone but, when she
saw their look IT disappointment she
Frightened 40 ia q moment, and added,
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