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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
By Placide J. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THIRD
STREET, BETWEEN LAUREL AND LIVE OAK
STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
H. II. Walsh VS.. Mrs. Rebecca Denou-

VI L,
iyT 81 aus Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

DY $. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
Id corner Exchange allev and Bienville street
TUESDAY July 10, 1871 will be sold, at o'clock
P. NJ, at the corner of Dumaine and Old Levee
streets, by virtue of Judgment from the honor
Orleans, dated July s. 1871
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE COFFEE
HOUSE known the Fountain Cotfeehouse, in.
Guiding bar fixtures, liquors, counters, tables,
glassware, etc.
Terms-Cash iy7 10 IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS
ngEN,s AND BOYS, CLOTHING.

Fifty thousand dollars worth of MEMS AND
BOYS CLOTHING at twenty-five per cent below
cost to close out business The above articles
must be sold within sixty DAYS. Please call and
see for yourself ChAhLBs LAMm,
;aIa1m No. 1872 Poydras street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

THERESA DUM0ETIER, WIFE OF LEOPOLD
GUICHARD, VS.. THE MINOR ALTHIE DU
MONTIER-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

DY NEVILLE e. VAN SOLINGEN, AUG.
ID tioneers-The following goods having remained
in warehouse unclaimed for more thap one year OF
warehoused for more than three years. VIII be sold
at public auction, in accordance withlaw and the
regulations of the Treasury Department at ware
house No. l. Cnstomhouse building on MONDAY
July 10, 1871, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
-oRsyTH LIMITED STATES
TOHN GRAYER,
81 PROPRIETOR OF

THE PHGNIx STABLES, AND UNpERTAkkR'
Nos az and q Elvsiap Fields street. opposite Pont-
chartrain railroad, Taird District, New Orleans.
Carriages. barouches buggies and saddle HORSES HORSES
patent metallic burial cases; mahogany, black wal
nut and plain collins always on hand funerals ~.
tended to by the proprietor, who hopes oy stLcs
eo+ronage ~ iel5 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 25, O6S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

DY LOUIS STERN & BROS.-M. STERN,
ID Auctioneer MONDAY. July 10. 1871. at 10
o'clock A. NJ at their saesrOOm No. 16 Charities
street will be cold without limit or reserve
900 CASES BOOTS SHOES AND BROGANS com.
prisng an assortment suitable for mems boys, Ia
dies, misses and ehildrers wear, and suitable for
city and country trade
Also a fine assortment of Philadelphia SHOES
suitable for ladies', misses and ehildren's wear.
Terus-At sale de28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

iessjyll Is Sheriff of,ths PasisS of orisael
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
By c., E. Girardev & Co.
PROPERTY IN FIRST DISTRICT.

FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER PUR.
80 CHASER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
BY Louis Stern q Bros.

SIX HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
BROGAES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09

SUCCESSION OF Mr.. AND MRS. CREDO.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No 6l2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
By S. Guinault.
FOR A PARTITION.

SUCCESSION OF FERDINAND SARRADET VS.
THEOPHILE GOLLAIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
IN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION OF Dull:
GREGORY.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 34.442.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
DY WILLIAM DELACY. ArCTIoNEER=

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
KNOWN AS THE ECLIPSE STABLES, ON
DRYADES, BETWEEN GRAvIER AND PER
DIDO STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
SALE To EFFECT A PARTITION.

SELLMAN & JOHNSON VS.. MRS. ADELINE RUS
SELL EFT AL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
AUCTION SALES.
BY Neville & Van Solingen.
SALE OF wAR6HoUsED AND UNCLAIMED GOODS

UNITED STATES CUsToMHousE, I
z New Orleans June 20, 1871. )
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
w. .. Crane VS.. Mrs. X. COnd0n-Seventh
District Court for the parish of Orleans, No.


y. 3. SAUNlNEI,
ielT iv418 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
CoraIie Bernard. Wife of Charles Dayen.

G. s. SAuVISET
iel4 30 iyl5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
Adrien Bonnet VS.. Amedee DucateI, Jr.-


jy8 % au8 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
A. Robert. Executor, VS.. Leopold Four

jel7 jy418 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
state Of Loui.Iana VS.. Ursin Iavigne. Jr.-

@. s. SAUVINET,
jel0 jy52 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
Charles G. Pease & Co. vs.. Felix Heel

ie29 iva g Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
Observation-Disclosures,

@ctcrn fubrelt, iIad Baltimore beitintmt,
folgenoc Sabr5enge an Der Seitung Mtouroe,
Sa., uorbei; bic Sarfe ,@apclet" BON Hio
DC 3aneiro ui1o rDtaria" bon Ne,ps Dort; Die
SriggS y8. 6. @rl9bt" unb ,Sulia" bon
Rio &c Sureiro nno yGSclia" bon Bernam
buco; Der 9reimoiter y@milie & Iu9ulte"
bon yipcrpool; Der Shooner %. y. @ebb"
BON Der Snicl Glcutbera.
Son Baltimore fonlmenb, crreidtcn 9eiteril
Die bobe Gee: bic Sarte yYaSalaliua," nad)
Sort in SrlanN, unb bic Briggs yMtneola,"
nat ct. Sobn'S, uno nSnolaita," nad So
ton beitimmt.
Der S0ooner uGbarlcs," Capt. Sabifon,
fubr Solnabelo bon bier mad Beaufort,
S.sS., ab.
am A. SUM purbe bic bon &io &c Saueiro
nit ciner SGbntg Saiiee nad) Baltimore be-
itimmte Briggs rGa9le" INTERIM 81. Sreiteils
uno 60. Sdn9elgraoc an9etrofen.
Der Sreimaiter r@ner9p," Gapt. Gaulfins,
bon bier nad) Jtottcrbam unterrpe9s, befaro
iid am 80. Wtai auf Der SDbc oes Start.
Der 0ampier ,Imcrica," &apt. SoleD,
fam geiern bon baltimore in Sapannab,
GEO., on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
9toStrotbs=N crbauSluuaeu.

SIM cr'!cn 3wcige itbcrgab $or. Sobnion cill
8eiud) I'M Ienocruug beS SanicS pom Satcr's
Run.
Dan uobm cine Seroronung an, Den GAIT
toner Otartt an bic rGautoncr GOmpuguie"
auf 5 Sabre gu UctpG6tCn.
SIS >pnrotl fiir ole i'm Scptember bicr fd
periammeIuOe @anoclSconUeuttou $4,000 be-
Wiaigt.
Auf Srn. 9errp'S 9(ntrag mil man Glib
ebarlesitr. uerlangern lalicn.
Die 6rtit sur 3ablnig Der j3iniCn aui bte
Sbligatiouct Der ,YittSburg GouneDSuilcr
Sabn" nil Der crltc ,3lpct9 perlin9crt Daben;
Ditto Der %Slpctte.
Die StrorSHung , Die Sbligationcn ocr
,SScfli6tn OturglGnocr Sabn" BON Steuern
III %bcfreien, fel ourd).
- Sm ipcitcn .3wei9e warO bcihloIcn,
cine Bride fir 6ubrpertc III Gentreitr. itbtr
Sones' Sale bauen 81 l%uiien, nno Oaiiir
$500 beuiltgt.
IS murOe beidloiIcu, Dem Nabor llnO
Stdbtratbc BON YittSbnrg ole @aitfreunbz
it)aft Der Staot oH5ubietcn, unO cin Guls
pfaIlS- 2(uSid)uB eIIgclctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13

SrciSgcrt6t Hr Baltimore
6 tp.-G o 10 onto ~ II, ben l 2 .S1nt.
(Sor 8i0ter @corg y. W%tapuaoiTr.) Daniel
SGre, Spiritlol erl= 2lSiA0nt obne Cough
lion, SuCt Intlagen; 9egell Soltencrlegung
uuo Aui6afiung Der SonSeiitou iiitirt.-6bO-
mas @parS ltnb ieine Srau gcgcn 3. g.
@ittinAS, StligtettS Slage; bis nGditen
Sonnabeno s~uriidJelcgt.
Die @eidporeltel nuroct fir ben Serrlit
init benz 0autc beS @erjttSboieS enN9ilti9
eutlaiicI.
StaStgcri6t. - (Sor Sbcrri6tcr
Scott.) Sbomas Sropn gc9en Sanles
Srepcr; 0tiGter Wic&afray's &rfenntniB be.
itdtigt. - Sobn Wunlep 9e0en SamcS @oDle;
NpptlatiOu gegcH Gittcr Tiugroie'S Sprud)
Degcl llift rettacitigcr Ginretd)ung abgeiuiez
ien.- Der ySitosGutalultr Saluereiu" gegcn
y. Wabuten; &id)ter Saroen'S llrtbei( TAI
Iirt, mo auf Siitirung beS SerfabrcuS ers
tannt. - Daniel Wtullcn mioer Or. s. u.
gSeioner; %ociielbcn 0fi6terS GrlaB 9rt9ebeis
Ben. - Or. (. @iutCrnib ipioer Benjamin
Gbrmann; peridoben. = Sobn UtcSlcrnar
ipiber Fatrid SolrtrleD lno oeiien Gbefralt,
NcfWrS miber 9tid)ter @Oriud'S @ntideio;
81 Der appcllatcn GSunitcn entidieOen.~Sa
mllel Sor pibcr Sobu Dunn; Suritd9clegt.-
Scor9 @inheter 9e9cn Sobn 9opneD &
Sobn; &iGter Oic&affrap'S @nti6eiOun9
beItatlgt.-SSm Slltdirl 9e9en 9arl 0tmms
ling; 0tihter @aidmeper'S llrtbeil beltdti9t.
- Seize Nobertlon gegell SameS U. Serbian,
JfctlrS geqcn Otifter 8bccler'S GrfenntntB;
inter Scrbanolung.
Sir berte ilnb ytr. 237, 243, 246, 247,
$50, PSI, 254, 255, 256, 25S, 25S4, 259,
286, 297, 28S, $50, 800 1913 unb 294 anges
istt.
Superiors@cribt.- tSor Ribtcr 0obbtn.)
@'eers ". uno Sob. 8. WleSen5ie 9C0en a~lsranbsr
B. STanot, len. uno jun, sBieOerCrtan9un9ss Bro5eB;
GommoH Vf'coss @cri6t. - (gor Ri6ter
9GtSol Cad 1rsnlg 9t9sH ); VI, SSell;, 9G9rn oen
uno @enoiien 9e9en y. u. Sutberlano uno Sonlorz
ten, 6oneslnbaher; eltto ant Gohoemnirln8 Der 6onss
crtanHt. G9ritoppcr Snltb 9t0en 3obann 2BtnSel;
cas Ssriabrea ii!ilrt, g9.itsp SUMTER 9egssn Sobann
ion Gc9en Bm. Neio; mad ,3nrli,tebun8 cinss &c.
ID %potsnen 5urldscle9t. IS. 6Gbnetod sesen 60
lUaro s. &1onta5, 24roSsHc; in gc9en
SbcrbCtte, Sane & Comp; Siittrun9 oee 8tridbz
rSns .-samuel Snnobeimsr 9c9rn bic BbiInbelppIGs
wilmington 9 goltimorer GlienbGbu @ompa9nie,"
Stage aui GntibdotShng llir IlsiuCtinn8 cts 8li9Crs
ans etncm Saba,n9c. Inter 8erbanolun9.
Vic 0CihnorencR funrben enO9htti9 e~nttajen; bcute
miro bas @ci1porCnensS onc9mm fir bic 5rueite
oreiluobigc abtbctlun9 oe6 19rninCs pcreieigt.
Seutc lteben Jr. l02, 1871, rs, t29, 1871, 1872, 1873,
1874, 1873 unn i'll bs i47 Der BroSt6zHe9iitrdnbc aui
Der SG9tsoronnng,
@rtminalz@ eribt. - (Sor Ri6tcr @i(mor.)
stepbcn 5. Uiori, Bdli6uua Sts Namcns non Dunn,
3oeo & Comp. aNf Snntanpeiiuusen; bis mot9sn
,hridgtte9t. -Speneer -. Wtart, Gri9wlnoelune
V Iobi SnS; sa5Sn, S asSO0 or g EsmI q ea ss'pSlt. , asi
aniiaeen pcsen SGtttns elnes SpieloialeS; SittS,
pic 3l~sln9e'hporenen iuuroen bis Wslttloob ents
laficr, lno Ole Sieir9 bis bcute pertaat.
9unessottIrfez @criot; - (Sor Ri6ter
@iIcs.) 1Sn. Is. UicSttUtry uno @enoiien gcaen Den
9dmpltr "Snhu" uno oeisn etsentbiimtr, 3Idge aui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
Wnttlidlc SrieHtife.
8ricte,

lpelds in BEN ramcrican" uno Der Sun" ~anaeseiet
iinO nno Dem stanss nod 0eati@sn ansep0rsn:
Mrs Gmits. salina, Mib, Sarriet gartel. Mib
Ynrbaum, Mtb eqme!la s Cradle, Mrs MS9one,
S g'rs S0 Sl,s y Stss sSn amo SSTHf SIsy s,a gs' as T !
DIS Gbrihiana. r.. 8abe,, ,g9rS glatbilca SrGnb,
MRS glaria soniis @emunt, Yli6 8 German, stsrs.
Is ysa ?sgs| soaasi g'i Ssi sts' Saiit, @aG's S Ssis B R'! ss,n gt's
Wirs Maria G %aalaman, Anna Suns, Ytrs Sarab
8not, Mi6 8 6 qsppart, Yirs Sarab atS, 0ib Gil
iabeta sueeen, Dlis @eoreie Yiap. gSib Wtarp Ylos
Sliiabetb u Noil, Dorotlea Eleb, YitB Wtarp Yiuz
Der, 8ittoria Hembolo, Nrs Caroline Win9el, Mig
sissis S6df. Ulrs Srlsn W Striblins, YtiB aanra
Mstna lbrbah, DiiB Sannie Salosnann, Yti6 4e<
beta ganosde, Yabetts Soamolsr. Sbarlotte Der=
nsr,, Nage Diarp ann DOnsus, Dirs S '@Olit, Vrs
Serren=etfc.
gsras' sbas % SsiisL aDmT ! 'seaas, 8apiS SslrsinS,
! ! s $ seis, Sa%'s Saul Sls sar @sSi III ssS u . S sssasn.
burg, 5 . Yrobet, Sobn Brood, Suriib Il @ngel-
NOM; 3 IS yee5s. SGmusl Gadsy @reser s%rsalHit,
snasibsrtsa 1asomas Gsnsis, Sssn.O Si!ts. aaa stts
s sa Geo Saif S's s s 't Sspta S.S @sta y'$s slsi J.
g stiI.' S@ss tss"nsmo g sassfg y S SsI mama SsrtSSag%n s,, g's.
Vi Slime, abiISS atrnsr. Sso ~ aaiHSiab. sol srnlns
PAD, gNm THltGls, Wep. " " 2rerler, U(r. Sell
mann. " 9 Campfire, S asttsrer, @uitau " apon,
goparo .e%orensen,o /. 9inbiroln, Seor8 Ytanee,
Jun , Satob Martin, % " Witloorum, Conrad Ottl,
Sobn Wotid, Wm 8 Wteper, IS Neumann, 81
Conner h SuI1mann, Soicpb Yfion, Senrp 8falt,.
3 R~eidaro. D 3 9ii1ter, Sob 3 Singer. Nobert ~
SbmiSt, d SGumann, 5rsosria Selia, &onitant
SGlimni, Charles Sader, Sob y Stottier, llnaer 4
Jiuinobr, Soiepb Waiiermann. @eor9 u Went, Beter
Weber, Samuel Ipsrtbelmer, y u @sittilser, Cos
muno u Raue, VI Sbnler. e EfTf'E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13

ben ausSulteisrn. Suiauue ioQ i'm Suerit nit
beiBeru @aiicr begoiieu baben.
- 8m. Sropn, au9eifuloigt, BEN 28m.
5cnrp NIT ciuem 6cNerncier eiIen Shnltt
Qucr iiber bic Britt bcigebraht III b0ber,
maro a~rrcttrt uuo pom Jtihttr Wtceel bis CUR
Criminal llnteriudung cutlaicu.
Die Sd ulihiffe ,GoniteqattOn" mo
v5arGtogN" peroen Oieie &SOfe nit Ocn
Gaoetten Der AunapOtiiGr 6lOtteuz GtaGemie
tbre i6brlide Sreu3tabrt a%ntretcH, OieieS Mai
aber europa uift beiuhen, %iOuocrn oil uuic'
rer nOrNlldcn Sitite cutlau9 |trcuScn unO I'M
september Hud 2lnnapOlis Suriidtebrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
Nrvant'S Olinftrel'S

galtIren biele Wod)e oHaben0lid) NIB Sonna
abenb 9tadmittag I'M oGoncorbia Spern.
banie." Der linen DOrausgeeilte 0tui bate
geItern Ibeub ein dIlBcrit Sablrei1eS unb de.
iuabltes Yublitum sur %Gritfnungs. Sorltel.
lung mad ber cGoticoroia" geiitbrt, uno bas
auditorium ipurOe in isincn @rluartunaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13

am II. SUM- Garl Carroll sutton &eyftr, %
Monate alt, Sobn6cn pom Sob, V. uno ber uertor=
bener pannab Carrie 3euicr. g. %
iabre.
Am 8. SUM marie 9bereie 9cpper, II Dsonate
nno IA Gage oil, Godtcrben uon Sart unb Maggie 8.
Pepper, 90 ". ID. |H- .E|Tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13

nidt 9etauidt. 9as ungemein reihebaltige
Yrogramm CAB ben Siintlcru Dan. Srpant,
@. s. Staulep, Srodpap, 9aoc Reeo, 6.
%. o'albertt, ID. 0empfter, Softer, Sudiou
nno 4noeren Selcgcubeit, tbr Sulent i'll III
fomildcil Sharafter i%cid)uuugcn, pNutomimis
ideu 0ariteuun9eu uno I'M &cioHge III be.
ttuben. SrcBc 6eitCrreit crrcgte Der 9rOteSte
San3 a la @looodJe. Ser tteiue Ntac 1T cine
Berle Der Srnppe, 2lS Giic a9oco" erObcrt
er eurd) ieine @eioonotbeit i'm Sletteru,
Spriugcn mo @rinIacers Sdueioeu raid bic
@uuit bes YublitumS.
&Scr rcdt ber3lid laden Mil, ioutc bieie
SorteQungeu Der Sitter pom SOrte" be.
iuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13

Ba- Sn Der .4rbciterzSalle", SIR.
$, Glib reocridir,, bat Sr. Sdlc9cG Jest
oaS treflite Arguit Set'i6e Saluator- Sier
IN 2apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
BUR Scadtuna fir Sdneiocr.

Die beiten Yreiie wcrben fir llelle Sud
Ibfdle aler s(rt 9e9ebeu bel OaDiS &.
Sbanncm S &c., STR. "a uno SO,
Secitra6e. (37-) =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
Ser SUPERINTENDENT 0,dcfcrzNcrcinM

mari6irt nIorgeu friib bon ieinem Suupts
Guartiere ans nit iiege1oen Sabneu ltnO
tlinaenoen Sptele (Gapt. Yid's NtuiitcorpS)
mad benz GREENWOOD lSartc" binallS, I'M ben
Gag nit ldnolihcu &crgnii9un9eu, Gang
llno i%Otitigcn Grbeitcrun9cu Su ucrbriu9cn.
Die fr6bIid)en SGder >pcrben ieoenfallS aud
piele Hidtuerciuler III SGitcn baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13

Bag" SIM O0otet @arOner," Nr. 8
nrb 10, SiiosSigbiraBc, fiuoet bcutc gberb
bel treiem Gilttritte oas Sucite @arteuconScrt
itntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
Die Scntfbe Shulc BON Der Safz
orrfitrdGc

bdlt beute ibr OicSidbri9eS Yicnic i'm Wiutb'l
iden ShiIeenboie al Der Setair- Roao. User
fid nit iu9enolldeu ScrScu gu %treuen, im
Sreiic Der fleirelt &elt Su ucriitu9cn ocriiebt,
Der ftlNet bier Sclegenbeit, nit @eulB eincnl
Eptn rhnmnntrn hnilnmnhnrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-13
,ettcrz . cobabtunec amla.S SUM

Die ~iol9enSen 5clnpcraturs y eobGttunoen purbcn
BON 9rn Siram ). Beinroe pom St9naizamtc bc5
0ritNssN epartCmcnts iiir 0Qltimort 0ematt:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

SLEEP WALKINo.-An exchange
says one Of the greatest feats Of sleep
walking on record, was lately per-
formed by a married lady, who re-
sides Mt Onondaga, South Hollow. At
about l O'Clock In the morning this
lady dreamed that her father who re-
sides near Hastings, Oswego county,
was very sick, and had sent for her to
visit him Immediately. She arose
from bed, dressed herself and started
on foot to Liverpool, where she
thought she could take the cars on the
Northern Railroad, for Hastings. She
arrived ut Liverpool, and stopped at
the house Of Justice Of the Peace Of
the town of Salina, at a little after
daylight. During all this time the
lady was sound asleep, and did not
awake until after arriving at the
house. Her feet were sore, and one
of her ankles badly swollen from the
effects of her long walk, and the last
she could remember before arriving at
the house was the dream that her
father was dangerously Ill and de-
sired her immediate presence. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

NARROW EscAPE.-On Sunday after.
noon, a. the Vallejo train was leaving
the depot, the immense crowd gath
cred there to witness the departure Of
the San Francisco Cadets, came near
being the unwilling witness of a most
shocking accident. A woman, who
had not noticed the signal Of all
aboard, started to the cars, while they
we're under rapid Roadway, and made
an effort to jump on n of the plat
forms, but not being strong enough
was thrown violently back, and, still
clinging to tho railing, was dragged
some distance. Luckily, DR.. Justin
Gates, who was standing by, caught
her about the body and relieved her
from her dangerous position, and no
doubt saved her life. Those who saw
her fall expected to witness her horri-
BILE death under the wheels Of the
train. VIII men, women aud children
never learn the folly Of jumping on
railway trains while they arc in mo-
tlon.-Sdc. Reporter. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

PoLrFloAI.-The official vote Of
Pennsylvania ut the election held on
October 10th has just been published,
giving the following figures For
Audltor-G eneral-Stanton Republic
can, received 2s3, 1893 votes; McCand-
less, Democrat, $4,000 votes, and
Spaugler, Temperance, 3,175 votes
making a total Of 656,6s3 votes cast.
For surveyor-G eneral-Beath, Repub-
llcan, received 2s7, los votes Cooper,
Democrat, 266, 735 votes, and Wheeler,
Temperance, 3,Ol2 votes. Stanton,
Republican, has q majority Of 1890
over McCandless, Democrat, and
Beath, Republican, has a majority Of
% $50 over Cooper, Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

AMoSe the many improvements In
cities which the enforced rebuilding Of
Chicago has suggested, Is that Of heat
ing the entire town by steam In a
manner very similar to that by which
it was formerly lighted-by NEAR of
pipes running under ground from
some central reservoir to each house,
thus doing away forever with the an
noyance caused by bad coal, damp
wood, kindlings, etc. 1t may be
doubted, says the New York Times,
whether the time Is ripe for SO exten-
sive an improvement ; but when we
remember that steam may be forced
through these pipes to an immense dis
lance, with q very slight diminution Of
heat, and at the rate Of seven miles
per minute, IL does indeed seem rs II
the day could not b far distant when
n practical application shall be made
Of what has long been theoretically
admitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

PLEASURE m RosBMa.-A curious
case Of kleptomania has come to light
In Lawrence, Massachusetts,. A bur-
glar, after breaking into n house, was
captured, shot, and carried to the jail.
Although his wound was slight 1t was
agreed tiat the surgeon should tell
him he would not live more than an
hour In order to draw q confession
from him. The burglar, after exact
Ing q solemn promise from his captor
that all the money In his possession
should be handed over to his wife,
confessed that he was the author OF
many burglaries that had been com.
mitted In that region, and that lie had
secreted In Ash Grove Church, In Al
bany, under the pulpit, two tin boxes
filled with gold and silver ware, and
In Ills room on Arch street, In that
city, several hundred dollars In bank
notes, around the w%ainscoting of the
windows and In other places; also,
that his real name was Carrel Sanborn,
and that he worked for q Mr.. McDon-
aid. In Albany. He then handed over
81, 800 In greenbacks, saying that &C.
cordlng to the agreement, that sum,
with $500 In a savings bank In Albany,
and $500 more secreted In his room,
should be given to his wife. He had
not robbed for money, he said, but for
the pleasure Of It; 1t was a mania
which came over him at times, and
which he could not shake off until he
broke into some place. The dark Ian
tern found in his possession Is q marvel
of perfection, and was made by him
self. Sanborn's wife, who resides In
Bristol, New Hampshire, was shocked
when she heard Of his arrest, as she
supposed that he was at work In Alba
ny. AL the money and property was
found concealed 10 the places indl-
Gated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

ARCTIC ExpEprr1oNs.-Ths open
Polar Sea reported by the Atlantic
cable as having been discovered by
one of the German exploring expsdi-
lions, has directed attention to the
different companies of scientific men
now emplyed In the arduous work Of
reaching the highest parallel Of north
latitude. 1t appears that at the pre-
sent time there are seven expeditions
engaged in Arctic research-two from
Germany, under tho command Of Ro-
seminal and Payer respectively lone
from Sweden, consisting Of two Gov
eminent, vessels Of war; one from
Scotland, under Lamont; one from
England, under Leigh Smith one
from France, fitted out by Octave
Pavy, and the United States expedi-
ton, under Captain Hall. The dis
covery Of the open Polar Sea by the
German expedition brings to recollec-
ton the second Arctic exploration of
DR.. E. K. Kane, and his perllous over
land journey to q point from which he
saw, in the inaccessible distance, the
u~nfrozen waters Of the circumpolar
ocean. This discovery OF DR.. Kane,
although credited by many persons,
was not accepted as an i~ncontroverti-
BILE fact. The accuracy Of his observa-
lions has, however, been established
by the recent report from the German
expedition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-01

INTRopUcT1oNs.-A young man, who
speaks from experience, declares that
there Is no ordeal more trying to a
young man than being introduced to
an elderly person or n man Of middle
age. The elderly person or the man
Of middle ago never enjoys an intro
duction to q young man, and vice
versa. There Is always a half-disap-
pointed look on the features of the
man of middle age or elderly person,
which seems to say, "What tho deuce
does Shocks mean by putting this
young sprout at me Z" Then the half
disappointed look Is succeeded by a
look like "Let ME get away" The
young mar looks "Let mt get away"
too, and feels as though he had shot
his grandmother. Both are bored, and
each secretly resolves to mover make
any use Of the introduction.