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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-13
THE PROSPECT FOR SUCCESSFUL FUSION

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THE PROSPECT FOR SUCCESSFUL FUSION,
In little more than three weeks from
this time our people will be called upon
to make choice Of public servants at the
ballot-box; and now, when fusion Of the
political elements opposed to the Repub-
lican party should be accomplished, if
ever, the Pjcagune is forced to admit that
there are signs of " divergence and diftu-
sion among the clements upon which
the opposition rely. This admission must
certainly prove damaging to the prospect
for successful fusion, as divergence and
diffusion mean dispersion instead of a
union. The Pic then proceeds to eluci-
date, in a way peculiar to I" the peoples
organ" the cause Of this divergence and
diffusion It lays the blame OF this I'M
fortunate condition Of affairs for sue
cessfd fusion at the doors Of the hide
pendent Republican Convention and the
Liberal Convention, inasmuch as those
political bodies have endeayored to repre-
sent their constituencies fairly and square
" in the choice Of honest and capable
men to be presented to the people as can
didates for their suffrage. For asserting
the right to have an effective voice in the
choice Of candidates, the guileless Pie
finds fault in the conduct of the hide
pendent Republican Convention, one Of
the parties to the union, which means
fusion, that is to be made strong enough
to overcome the Republican votes Of this
city and parish It is very natural that
the Pic should regard this conduct of one
Of the allied powers" to be formed
for the defeat Of Republicans in this
parish and city, as a deviation from duty,
Tor it is looking through pair Of Demo
cratic speetaeles, and is not pleased with
anything just now that is not decidedly
Democratic.
The independent Republicans have OPP
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-13

sHome is the place for boys" said Spinks
to his eldest pride and joy. Eyes," said the
youngster, dutifully, I'D like to stay at
home all the time, but ma sends me off to
school,"
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Robert F. Morris, Esq, ofDurham, North
Carolina, originator Of the celebrated brand
of Durham smoking tobacco, died suddenly
recently of apoplexy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-13

The Varieties Theatre will open on Mon
day evening, the twenty first instant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-13

Sir Charles Dixie says that half million
dollars is spent annually in keeping up the
ROYAL vaults and in fancy yachting
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-13

A lad in Michigan who tried the effect of
kick upon can of nitro-glycerine, es-
capped sudden death, but his foot was shat
tered and his leg broken.
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DIE ID.

COAN-On Saturday morning at eleven O'Clock
Mrs. CATHARINE COAN, aged thirty years, born
in Algiers and rehct Of the late Captain Joseph F.
Wltherup.
Her funeral viii take place This Day Sunday,
October 49, 1872 at 3 P NJ, from her late residence
on Bartheleny street, between Delaronde and
Peter streets. Algiers Fifth District.
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-. >. % la6o ,49s
CHARLES L. @. DUPUY cashier


The Board of Directors of the State Ea+ioro1
Bank, duly authorized by an affirmative vote Of a
majority ct the stockholders, have resolved to
adopt the mutual system in the disposition Of the
earnings of the bank. and after the frst Of
October, 1872.
Dividends of earnings viii be made quarterly
on the last days of December. March, June ana
September.
Stockholders7will receive q uarterly dividends of
two ana one-half per cent, after carrying ten Der
cent Of net earnin gs to surplus fund as provided
by law. The balance of earnings will be divided
pre- rata between depositoIs on their daily bal.
anees and stockholders on the amount Of capital
stock.
The system commends itself to depositors as
wel1as to stockholders.
To depositors it is but just equivalent for their
good will and patronage which produces in
creased profits TO stockholders.
The statement Published above shows the con
dition Of the bank, after passing to dividend ao-
count two and one.haf per cent for the past three
months profits, and leaving the premium on its
United States bonds at ten Per cent and reserve
funds, with credit of forty two thousand dollars
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, President.
z RIGNEY, Vice President.
CHARLES L. G. DUPUY, Cashier
Directors:
Samuel H. Kennedy, s. Friedlander,
2. Rgney, Charles E. SIayback,
Joseph Dunbar, G. P Blancand,
a. Foster Elliot, W t. Blakemore.
Oc2
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THAT q HONEST TOILBR."

Hugh McCloskey shakes his shiilalah
defantly at some of his Democratic friends
with Mi1esian names, and threatens to
drive them out of the State. And the
trading goes on, the voice of virtue is
hushed in the roar of contending factions
and the delegates chosen to represent
this community" are busily making their
harvest. Speak louder, Hugh, the boys
don't hear you.
The quiet and perfect order which
characterized the Republican ward cleo
tions Friday was in noticeable contrast
to the disturbances which prevailed among
the Democrats when their delegates were
selected. 1t was the best possible COM
mentary upon the good citizenship of
each party. The one is composed Of
peaceable, industrious citizens, law
abiding and loyal to good government.
The others are mere political adventurers,
squabbling over spoiIs and hunting for
office
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Directors.
ITEMS ABOUT = THE TINES.0

THE TIMES COOKING STOVE
VIII save its cost in fuel in one year,
1t Wiz outlast any ether as it contains twice tbs
metal.
It viii cook meats and breads In shorter inc.
1t viii broil rs well as range.
AID it is the cheapest stove in the market.
HENRY PERRY,
Agent for the Times Cooking Stove,
mis- y st Up No. 14l Poydras street.
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LNOTIUE Ola REMDTATl

The New Orleans Branch, Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut
win remove to the corner of Canal and Camp
streets tentranee No Camp street,, on Or about
October !, 1872.
GEORGE S. DARLING.
se26 I'm Up Manager,
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LADIES,

BUTTERFLIES Catalogue of Fashions
For fall of 1872 is now ready for delivery, free.
1t will be mailed to any address upon application.
full and complete stock of these PATTERNS CON
stantIy OF hand.
WILLIAM E. COOPER & CO.,
No 90 Canal street,
oc13 lt2p General Southern Agents.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILR0AD-
DELAY on account Of low water to CTI1AG0 ST ST
LOUIS, CINCINNATI, ST. PAUL, LOUISVILLE
ana all prominent points. Time as quick and rates
ing given TO all points D1-7 VI lsso
JAMES L, TUCKER, General Agent,
OcII Up I'M No. Is Carondeet street
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7. ". De KLYNE. Secretary.
INSURANCE.
MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
No. J06 Canal street

~VWs ] WU IHEIHI sLFtEgn
HE ONLY BANK ALLOWING ALL IT'S DEPOS.
9TORS I SHARE IN THE PROFITS
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS MATTERs.--The beautiful weather
OF Sunday brought out our entire church.
going population, and the services at all Of
the churches were unus,ly interesting. AT
the Methodist and Presbyterian churches the
sacrament of the Lords Supper was partaken
Of, and at the latter place number of new COM
municants were received and several infants
baptized. At the Baptist church at - O'Clock
Z. Nj. there was Sunday-school meeting.
which was largely attended. Services until
further notice at the Meade Memorial.
The Observation-Disclosures the town charter
our municipal election comes off in April
under the State law it came off last year in
May. As the time is rapidly approaching
we trust those who have the matter i'll charge.
and are expected to know, will enlishten the
voters rs to the exact time at which the
trustees election win take place.
| UIsAPBEAsANcE.-Th friends of Mr.. Rob
ert Faryey are.,in great anxiety regarding
him. lie wgG seen neal the canal on the 10th
at night, and big friends ,aEe fearful that ne
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BAL MAseuE or RIMMoN LoDGE.--The bad
weather prevented Il large attendance Of spec
tltorS ut Assembly Hall last night, but i'll the
number of maSquers and originality and
variety of costumes it was an eminent Sue
cess. We missed Il good many of the old,
familiar and hackneyed masquerade ideas,
and were pleased to lind in their place con-
ceptions Of real humor, showing that their
wearcrs were no mere copyists. This
| popularity of the Pulim Observation-Disclosures
| is no doubt promoted, if not caused by the
practice which Richmond Lodge has adopted
of offering at each annual ball Of the Lodge
valuable prizes for the best male and female
Mosques Last night the Committee of Ar
| rangements, after Il careful inspection of the
many deserving claimants for the prizes, con-
| Guided to award them to Miss Myers and Mr..
Leon Strausc. The masks being removed, it
was discovered that the characterassluncd by
the former was that of u imatic, while the
latter personated 4 hermit. The prizes were,
respectively, a costly card.case and an elegant
gold ring. The committeealSo made honola-
bic mention of the German Farmer and
Wife and the Charcoal Vender, and might
have named dozen more who were desery.
ing OF praise.
The ball was kept up until the usual time
and call went merry as q marriage bell"
until the last of the tired dancers left the
hall.
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POLICE Court, MoyDAY--Jnsi,cc j. H.
White presidng.-The following cases were
disposed of:
John Re;udpn, charged with lein:- drunk
and disorlerlv IN The market. Fined 800.
John Matthews (colGred), charged with
stealing one basket of onions from Daniel
Higgins. Found guilty and sent to .iail for
sixty days.
Edward Ingram (colorcd), charged with I'M
lawfully asSaultinS and heating Ann Turlln.
Edward was sent TO Jail for thirty days.
Elzcy PAYNE, charged with assaul!ing and
beating his family and disturbing the neigh
hors. was required to give security i'll the sum
of $500 for six months.
George II. johnson (colored1, charged with
having in his possession one pair Of pants. the
property of David Nolle. Case continued
until Wednesday.
Ann 4. Gray, charged with tre>r,sSing
OH the premises of john Gentry. and also
cursinS and abusing the said Gentry. Noac-
cusers appearing she was discharged.
George W. Boshcr, charged with being
drunk, disordcrly, and clllsing, ;bIsin-,
and threatening to beat Richard Underwood
in the public street. First offence; fined 81 i.
A. NJ. Miller and Jennie Miller, charged
with assaulting, abusing. and charging +.
NJ. Taylor with having destroyed a shirt, the
property Of the said Miller, and F. NJ. lay
Tor, charged with abusing and threatening to
shoot A. NJ. Miller, and did also tear one
shirt, the property Of the said Miller. Dis
charged, there being evidently mistake.
Mary Keaton, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the street. Allowed to 60
to her home in Manchester.
William Wormley, charged with asS;l,lltine
and threatening to cut the throat Of Benja.
min Bolton. Fined $50
James Campbell (colored), charged with
stealing s5, pair of boots, and one hat, al
of the value of $40, the property of James
Minis, was found guilty and sent to Jail fol
sixty DAYS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .USyis.
<-r~~-a~~S-~<~<- ~ = - = - : = i
BY Hill & Goddlri, Il
Real Estate Aiictionccrs,
No If3s Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN LEIGH MI. CD hf
cery Court Of the city Of Rlchmond, entered on the
10Th day Of February 1877 y! suit thereiI, dsemd
ers aned special commissioner thereby appointcd
Win sell ut public auction. on SATURDAY, April
9Th, 1877, ut O'Clock p. H.. on Che premises,
of Fifteenth street between Leigh and Clay streets
fronting on Fifteenth street .. feet and running back
on and s known rs lot No. ~ In Adanss pial or SO
much thereof as viii R sufficient to pay inc ne debt q
plaintiff, the costs Of SHIT, and expenses Oh sue.
nstaiments of three and six months from the day OF
sale, the purchasers to give negotiable notes with In
tert.st added for the credit payments, and the title to
ba retained, until the purchase money Is PAID and
'''' 'I"~o = ROBERT G.. SCOTT,
NH oesAns Special Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
cnrrer Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ LARGE
" AND VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
AND OTHER BUILDINGS ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SENEN I'll BETWEEN CARY Mp CANAih
STREETS.-By virtue of decree OF The Circ'ilt
Court Of Richmond pronounced OH the Sd OF July,
1885, in the case Of Anderson. &C. against Anderson,
&C., the undersigned surviving commissioners. u,
further execution thereof will Offer for sale at pub
lie auction on the premises, on TUESDAY the I'll
Of April 1872, at half-past O'Clock T. NJ. flie EarSe
THREE-SrORY BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY.
covered with slate 10 by 800 feet OH the cst line OF
Seventh between Cary and Canal streets. now occil-
pied by Mr.. David Baker, Jr. Also the adjoining
LOT on the north, with sevcr;,! BRlCh BUILD
INGS On II, used rs office. workshop, &c.
The factory will be sold with fty-four feet front
leaving vacant space Oh each side and the other
lot with siXty-s!N feet front, each running BACK one
hundred and thirty feet to IN alley.
The location of this property so near the basin
renders it, rospectiSey, very valuable The factory.
though needing repairs. Is nevertheless most
excellent one.
TERMS: Onc-lourth cash; balance Mt six, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes; interest
added and title retained till a the purchaselnoney
Is paid, and until tic further order of the court
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
WM. X. WYNN,
JOHN .. STEG ER.
NH .3-ttls Surviving Commissioners
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- BY 4. e. Puilialn, Auctioneer.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE BUSHES,
l. STAND KNOWN AS BROOK K(TFi :"
TWO AND HALF MILES FROM TIIE Ciry
OF K RICHMOND, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKt
At the request Of the owner, Mr. Henry Memoir 7
will sell OH WEDNESDAY tie 2Tt.i instant a, !,
above which has been "kn6wn as 4 business st,nJ
for forty years" There ten of land attach
cd, most highly impreYri. producing vegetable. RI
every kind well there Is also nrch ri Cf choice
fruit trees The buildings are new, and could nr;L
built for g. 500.
TERMS One-third cash: balance ~ |, ..aL end {,
years, ut 8 per cent. interest.
A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioreer
DAVIS & WERTII, Statesmen.
Immediately thereafter. Il TEE-ACRE LOT ov
GROUND on the Brook turnpike, three mil.z; from
the city. half cleared, adjoining John Stuart and
others: fine site for m icc-honSc.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance, ]. :. and ,
years. NH - AIp
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BY Moody 6 Royal, Auctioneers.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SAFE on VA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALr,
~ BILE REAL ESTATE, IN THE TOWS nr
MANCHESTER.-By virtue Of decree ~ ~
County Court OF Chesterfield county. entered =, -.
March term. 1872, in certain suit therein ncas, KS
styled WIN. T. Pcrdue, guardian for Geo. r. Hos
against Hooper. a ais, the undersigned srsl.ii
commissioner, VIA sell at public auctio m, e"
MONDAY, April lst ls72, at O'Clock p. 81 ,to VI
valuable LOTS Nos. 81 and s., on Decatur ana Th,,
tccnth streets, In the town OF Manchester =.
These lots are In the most desirable part of ihe ,o
and have good frame dwellings. wei! enclSscS MI
good well wuter In the enclosure 'a'
TERMS. OF SALE: One-fourth cash: Degor,h,
twelve months for the deferred payments. Tla t
to the said lots to lie retained until the purcfa.s
money Is paid In full. TN LOGsE Il"
Special Comrliss!oner
MOODY & ROYAL. Auctioneers ~ 7;
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FUNERAL OF Miss FARLEY.--rhe remains
Of Miss Lue o. II. Farley, who committed
suicide on Friday evening, were inferred in
Shockoe Hill Cemetery on Sunday. The
funeral took place at her late home, No. sos
Catlarine street, the services being conducted
by Rev. T. e.. Dashielj, Of whose church {St.
Marks EpiscopaD the deceased intended, to
become y eommunicnt. The text Was ons
selected by Miss Far!ey a fsw days, before her
death: He that eoneth unto me j BAiin
no vie cast out. :, -, 49,:
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4 CONSERVATIVE STATE CONVENTION RECON-
MESpLp.--A caucus of the Conservative nem-
bcrs OF the General Assembly was held last
night in tic Hall Of the House of Delegates,
Colonel Watts, of Portsmouth, i'll the chair,
and Senator pridcmore acting as secretary.
After free and fill interchange of opinions
the following resolution was adopted:
"RcSolced, That it is the judgment of this
Conference that the Conservative Executive
Committee should call a convention Of the
party prior to the presidential election"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VNLU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ~ TIE COUNTY
OF HENRICO. At AUCTipE.-in execution Of =
decree OF the Cilancsrr Court Of Richmond entered
Oh the l2,h day Of December ISL, III The case Of
Glazchrook RS. Glzclrook the undersigned. si't,l
commissioner thereby appointed. will sell aact!on.
OH the premises, on THURSDAY the 2sth Ilar ii
March. is72. nj l. O'Clock NJ. tina! d"str4he FARM
of which the late Larhin ". GhzcirT"k die. scit~:
situated in the county of !erico about six iGlci
from Richmond and half nile from Hungary ~.
ton. OF the Fredericksburg" and Potomac rarns,
bv recent survey containing FOUR HlNhRLD
AND THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND. with The in-
provcmcnts thercor. consisting u frnGc dwelling
and the usual out-huildin@s. II viii hs sol! ~ =
whole or di. icd int" eight lots conlirli.s from =
10 acres, most Of them fronting on ;hc r4i.trr'
Persons wishing to purchase small farms Ina good
and healthy nclghborhood would 10 well to at'cn1
the sale. ~
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash: The balance or "r4''
Of SIX twelve anl eighteen months for nccoli'i"
notes, Interest; added, and SECURED by deed ct vHt
JOuE HOWARD,
Special CumG!:slpne!
JAMES ". TAYLOR. Auctionecr. job +
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Sent TO THE PENlTENTIARY FOR SIX YEARS.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Abrm jag
per (coloreO was arraisned, tried, and found
guilty of feloniously assaulting Daniel Letter
on the 25th of December with ml,Skct, aud
his punishment assessed ut six years inn
prisonment in the penitentiary. account
of this affair appeared in the local columns
OF this paper after It's occurrence
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THE Observation-Disclosures the wet
sidewalks and the incesSant rain the Theatre
was we'll filed last night. The audience was
both select and appreeiatiye, as well RS
fashionable, and the performance was full of
fun and sprightliness. Mrs. Oates has few
superiors in the line of comic opera, and VIC
predict for her Il brilliant success in Rich
p,pnf
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BY Cook l. Laugiiton, AuctioucerS,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND Pc
IL RENtPTORY SALE OF NEW PARLOR
CHAMBER, AND -RoOMFuRNITURE
AT AUCTION.-At the request OF Messrs- G. g.
Stacy & Son, who compelled to Yacate the upper
part of store No 13OS Main street by the LIST OF April
we Will sell ut auction on THURSDAY the 18th In
slant, at lO5 o'clock large and desirable assortment
Of FURNITURE, consisting OF
Handsome PAkLOR SUITS In reps and hair.
Handsome OILED WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS,
COTTAGE SUITS,
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
WALNUT and OAK SlDEBOARDS,
EXTENSION and PaRIOR TABLES,
WALNUT WARDROBES and HALL. SUITS,
WALNUT and OAK DlSlNG-R0OM CHAIRS,
Handsome CRIBS, &c:
together with large quantity of other Furniture.
The whole Of this stock must be sold without re-
serve, and tho attention of dealers mud families
particularly called to the sale. .... 49,.
TERMS: Sums OF 500 and under, cash; over s1eo.
sixty days credit, for approved endorsed negotia-
bic notes, interest added. r..g
COOK & LAUGHTOS,
NH % Auctionecrs.
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ASSAULT AND Observation-Disclosures Mac
donald (colored) was arraigned before JUS
tice White yesterday morning, charged with
unlawfully assaulting Ellen Harper with Il
brick. The accused was found guilty Of as.
sault mot feloniou>) and fined $40, which
being paid, the accused was discharged.
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0uecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. TWO
~ GOOD DWELLINGS AND 4 SNAIL
FRAMED HOUSE IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND AT AUCTIoS.-In execution Of Il r,cr,n
Of the Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond. en-
tered on 23d November Isl. i'll the causes of For.
and ais. rs. Ford and cis.." and 'Cavrtos admin.
traitor rs. Ford's administrator &C. tie un,rr-
signed commissioners thereby appointed will sell II
auction, upon the premises r'rs,tlyrly: in the orSr
named below. on WEDNESDAY. 9Th March coin.
ncnring at half-past o'clock r. ". tie following
REAL ESTATE. OF which the lite Laikn +. Ford
died scized-t0 wit:
The FRAMED DWELLING ~ the nos,hwe,t
corner of Grace and Twenty nnth streets, occupied
by Mr. W. 4. Wcstwcod. having iour rooms b.
sides Il basement The BRICK DWELLING al
Joining the above, recently OccupiCdby Mr. tc,cl,-
er, having six r0oms and a kitchen. Earh ol TIC.
lots front % feet on Grace street.
A small FRAMED BUILDING; on tho east >ilcof
Elm street near to Rocket. street, with lot 'front.'
ing :0i feet.
TERMS: One-fonrth cash balance 1T sl1. twelve.
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes with IT.
terest alden. and the title 10 he withheld until tie
notes are paid and ccnvcyanccs directed rs tic
court .lDsN u. SlEiEE.
THOMAS. EVANS.
Commissioners.
C;p,-pCS e MILL ms, tuctiOnccr-, NH IL
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The SENTENCE OF WESLEY Nj. BRoCK.--
Wesley NJ. Brock was brought before the bar
of the Hastings Court on yesterday, and
Judge Guigcn sentenced him to twelve
months confinement in the city Jail, stating
that the jury had dealt lenicntly with him,
and that the court would impose the extent
of the punishment allowed by law.
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lat. f,ile6 II, and been drowned. We
may o, ,a,u that Captain Lipsconlbe intends
,'n ,.;ns tho water drawn off for the purpose
n ln ascsertaining whether the body is IN the
canal Mr.. Farvey formerly resided IN MINI I'M,
chester, but has latterly been living IN h'cn-
lnond.
RAIL- To-NIGnr.- tonight the regular
annual hall of the "Widc Awakes" will take
place at Ccrley's Hall.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BLE REAL ESTAT IN THE TOWN Ot
MANCHESTER: NA.-By virtue Of a decree Of Tn;
County Court Of Chesterfield county. at It's Mas
term. isce, i'm certain suit therein pending styled
Hobbs rs. Hobbs. the undersigned, special commits
,ioncr will sell Il; public :,Gtticn: on M0NpA ri
ApriI lst lg7o, ut st'6'clock T. NJ. FIVE BEAUTl.
It'll BUILDING LOTS, Nos. 81. 81 g3, ll?.and l"o
in Marx s addition in the town OF Manchester.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
r. 81. LOGAN. Special Commissioner.
Noony & kOY.IL Auctiourrrs. NH II