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oil insurgents martyrs. 1t Is a refusal OF
quarter, a distinct intimation to the dis
contented that their only chance is to win
that they must, if they would preserve
their lives, deprive their enemies of the
power of punishment that they are fight
ing with ropes around their necks, and
must fight hard. That is o most danger
Gus lesson, for death when inflicted for pO-
litical reasons does not degrade, and if his
tory teaches anything it is that death with
out degradation has for the majority of man
kind very little terror. The history of in
surrection shows that of all punishments it
is the least feared. Governments have
frequently failed in extirpating revolt by
the most appalling severity, the survivors
finding In every punishment fresh Justlh-
cation for q new and more formidable
movement. These propositions, true
everywhere, are especially true of South
ern Europe, where capital punishment is
detested as too severe a penalty for any
crime, as in itself an injustice calling for
resistance, and most true of France, where
incesSant revolutions have weakened the
idea of political obedience where the law,
as interpreted by Reds, prohibits death for
political crime, and where the very gov
eminent which condemns exists only be-
cause it risked successfully that very con-
demnation. 1t will be forgotten that Ros-
sci died in the name of military discipline.
The furious masses whom it is intended to
overawe will hold that he died for their
sakes, will remember his patriotism, his
ability, and his lofty character, and will
Justify bIoodshed to themselves by declar-
ing that it Is only expiration. The bitter
ness OF the parties, always terrible in
France because it al ways tends toward
prescription, will be intensified, and one of
the most serious Of her dangers, the anita
gonism between the Citizens and the Ar
my, an s~ntagonism leading directly to mi
lltary government, will be increased and,
so to speak, sanctifed in the minds of the
weaker party, So formidable do we deem
this danger, that we doubt whether M.
Theirs merely as politician would not have
acted more wisely in stretching his power
as head of the Executive, sending Rossel
to England by written order-which any
officer must have ebeyed-and taking from
the Assembly a subsequent Bill of indem-
nifty for his act. When civil war is so
probable as it always is in France, any
step which tends to diminish its horrors.
ever if it be only to reduce them to the &C
tual fighting, is an enormous gain. More
permanent mischief is done in a State by
the apparent straining of law in a single
judicial process than by any loss of life
in a street fight. Men are more Just than
they think themselves, and if the conditions
be but fair, if, that is, there is no massa-
cre, mere battle is readily condoned, Pc
terloo is a byword still among US, but who
remembers with bite rness the. victory of
Marston Moor, though the defeated cause
proved ultimately the ona that DIaosad tho
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

ygyo THE HONORABLE F. H. 0CRELG JUDG9
4 Of the District Court of the United states fof
Che District Of Louisiana sttln- - 4aLhL e,.
Orleans herein appearing as 'he' asSighee ~
bankruptcy OF the estate ot joseph =. h! ~.
bankrupt, respectfully represents .LaH among me
assets surrendered by the bankrupt, and belonging
20 the aforesaid estate i'll bankruptcy there % tIe
following DIES criOrd real estate situated in the State
NJ Touis;aDa in the parish Of Orleans, to wit
One lot OF ground situated i'll the First District o.
81. G+.. If Sev orleans in the square bounded by
ST Charles .TtEpsichOre. 6arOIGC!ct and Mel
,On.ene strecss measuring twenty -eight ieet hYe
inches front Oh 81. Charles street b one hundred
and 'sil feet deep with impro Vem@uHs, consisting
sf = tw".st0Fy dwelling house EtlaIDS'. known Us
! NO 39T sf. Charles street. !. ,.-,..
~ lie o.ito ofNew Orleans beng n" square bound
80 by Common GSaV"E. Clark anc. '7tAols streets
aud sl.0GiTded into thirty two lots. meas 4Ei49
tHcutytight and thlfty-S"" 1t"' front '"cp, ny
dr.hs of one hundred and tTT@n'I :" one c1e huh'
sred forte feet according TO plan DS Z" "elzeA-
! stein, dated January 80 1908. ..
herein before described real estate = as appears o.
II corI iucumbered and charged wish the following
hereinafter specified mortgages, Judgments .-eA5
! ana eqiyis yes resting thereon. to viii
Mortgage in favoa OF J. NJ. Kern for 45+G25 50.
Mort "a re in favor of ThOuS Laiog Tor s 33tO
| Mortgage ia favor Of y. Pipes ST. for $500.
Mortgage in favor of Charles =. Aash loi S@o0ca
MORTGAGE in favor Of II. H. Stajleg Tor 1885,
Mortgage in favor OF ThouT L2ton Tor 5'Gnl.
Mortgage III faveT OF Mrs. Caroline +. Potter
marriage contracts
judicial mortgage in favor Of G. :. 'iisasiey
.Judicis.I mortgage in faroS Of city of New Or
.iudical mortgage is savor OF 5oh, $. stsr.y Cor
Privileges ia ..voY Of State oS So;sisaL.a Coz
sid.
And yoar petitioner further represents th3H Il IL
impossible Cor linn 20 determine the 'ahdtY OF
| s.iH membranes and III" amount 'AuG thereon;
4ua' he not ascertain IN" %au 81 sald properly
| b.. agloemsuS between himself suG !h% creditors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
SHERTFF'S SALES,


Alfred Marchand VS.. Madame IInrie
Jeanne de Lassus wife separated in property
from her husband, August Defiant de Lassus.
SENENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
teri taeias to me directed by the honorable the
seventh District Court for the parish of OrIea1 in
me ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
Ruoilc auction, al the Merchants and AuctoneeIs
exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomh6use streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, November g. 1872 at tyslve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with +be build.
ings and Improvements thereon and apDurteparCes
thereof situated in the Second District of this city
in the square bounded by Public road, Custom
house Benyille and Clinton streets, designated by
the number three on plan drawn by Pile then
CITY Surveyor, dated December 81, 1888, and de
posted in the Office Of William Christy, then a
Uarv pubic i'll tins citT. Hald lot OF ground meas
uTes twenty five feet two inches three lines front
Ou the Public road and on Clinton street, and
tending in depth from street TO the other
which property now belongs TO sad Mrs. de Las
sus by virtue of an act OF partition between hcr
said Mrs. August de Lassus, Miss Laurie hlah4ue
and Louis Lalaurie, passed before =. Dneatel no.
talE public in this city, on the twenty sixth CT
;. The ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD Of said Mrs. de
iassuS i'll and tO-l . lot o. SroU6d aItuat2d IN the
second District 50 this city, il square bounded by
Gustomheuae, Clinton and 5euvilto streets and
the public road, measuring twertvH 1.-Two feet two
inches three lines on the gubLc road, tweEtJ>tour
feet five inches two lines front on Clinton street,
seventy three feet one inch tive lines in depth on
one SIDE ana Sixty -ul4S LttE kl9 luthcS bFt IlEtS
deep On the other side. said lot is designated by
the number twelve on a plan OF ]. Pile late
veyor. dated December 81. 1888, dt posted in the
this city And-2 a lot Of ground situated in the
said Second District in square bounded by Char
sreE, BieuvilIo and CustomhOuse streets and 3X
change alley, measuring siEty-tour feet one inch
three lines front on said Exchange alley, the
one-half o. said lot having 8 depth Of fifcy.four
feet (abOUt) Oh the line r0WardS usOmAOuse street,
and the other9laif depth OF about twentyOue feet
eleven inches five linaa he side toward Bien-
willie street. with The Onethird of all the buildings
and improvements on said two lots Of ground the
oas-third OF which two lots oq grou8d heloI 70 to
SAID Mrs. de Lassus in manner following. viz one
fourth by purchase from thu estate of the late Mrs.
ia this tity Oh the nipst esnth Of Mach 1888 ana
0ns.w.lfh from Mrs. Eorstall, per act passed bee
fore Z. g ao+tschaik, notary iue 10 tlis city, on
the thirteenth OF February, 1850
Seized in the above SUITE
gurms- Cash ~. tia SPOT.
g. s. SAT@TEEEoo
OcQ % r1cS Shqrstf of ~. Parish of OrrSaeR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Total asssts...........,............s :,

Tn., above statement ia a just true sni correct
transcript from Ill" looks - ~, %"mpaH%.
rAEL FOURCAY, President.
STATE or HoC1sIsys,
Parish OF alIl.2Ls,
City 81 New Orleans. =
sworn 20 ana subscribed before me :lds t"1'H
""' co. '''> p CHS. CUvELIiEE, Notary Fable.
z. .. meeting Of the Board OF Directors held ca
the renth Law of June 1872 il sesol6sd 10 gay
A CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating PraInuns for the car
ending Nay 81, 1872 payable on the fblrd HNndaE
Interest to She scrip holders Upon conversion Of
their scrip into capital stock, UeS ile!it". "hs.S-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE ~ DUgs..G ssTiLLE.
SOW FIFTH D!SyG!C9.o
sICC&Ssg0S or Z. c. lg9:*.
Second 0istric9 Court for she ?:rtsf IS oS.eans"
30. $780,
4ICC&SsG0S or Z. c. HyE:s:.

v1Y Py.ACFDE j. SPEAR aUCTHOsEER-
- once Nc 40 Exchange aLey..-SA ~ tUA >
November Ii 1872 at twelve 0CooS e.. "Eh be sold.
ut fine St Louis Auction Exchange, HH st. LOUIS
street between ROYAL aud Charities streets BY
virtue and in pursuance 10 an order from the lion
Louis Duygneaud, Judge OF the Second District
Court for he Parish OF Orleans dated September IT,
1872 for account the above succession on tW%lSe
months dit, and Il whatever It VIII DllhS-~
oWO LOTS OF GROUND, together VIII buiS
ines ana improvements thereon, situated in the
Fifth District Gt this CitTs IN DEF"rgcY!Ne, II
square bounded by Jackson, Madison, Monroe ana
Homer streets and designated as lOts Nos. and y
on a plan drawn Dy =. D Hemecourt, dated the
tenth Of September, 1876, and deposited ID h" Ollie"
OF n f. Care then q notary, plan Ne. d55 II
b0o. Of plans 70. g. bis. Lot Nc. g ~ "h" corner
of jackson and Monroe Streets measures 80 feet
front on jackson street by 100 feet ii .i"ptI and
front on Monroe street; said l0S ID buildings DC
loug 10 the deceased b. mEauS OF purchase he
made thereof nom G. Il. Adams, h. an act passed
twentieth of February. 1853 and IOS Fo &, adlnN'
ing the same. measures 50 ftet Hron2 81 :d'Nsen
street bv lZO feet in Geptho and wac acquired by
the deceased from Mrs. Alex. Duv"Tga %Iie Of j. b
Olivier bs an act passed before s. %agneS Sotaly
public. dated June o. 1859.
Terms ard CondItons-The purchaser 20 FURNISH
his bond at twelve months, bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per amman Sram the date OF
sale until uA! payment, With se"urlHE {" fhs satis-
faction OF the court and mortgage on the property
purchased, he COsc AID charges OF the former
sale and the present one. amounting ia $I'5s OF
tLelcabOuts. to be paid in cash, aud in deduction
OF tie price Of adjudication. The buildings to b4
kept insured for the amount OF their value, and
the policS 10 be transferred to the vendor
Act Of sale together with Internal revenue
STAMPS etc. before CO MOTeI, notary public at the
expense Of the purchaser. "cJo 10" 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
SUCCESSION OF MANUEL HoEAE0.
;sco.6 Dis;1ic: Cour; :o- the Parish o. Ol.sans-
no. - ,o5jo

,.,-e,,-ro-v ,,or
E-bE Sc GtA-S+ttI4L' AlS 1 iDN 80 o-1@o'
I2C0TneE OF t&';Ial e,'h S't. Pen ne sLieeG'
SATURDAY, Noy"m6eE W. Wi, ge sol" al s%" "
o'clock NJ at the -ht'Gltii'S 'e4 altCll{ustts ~
chanE" NoE" Street, Det"'e = up c.ll'"1-S dAt'
Canal streets by 'TtHe o. an order from ahe non
0iate 'he HeGolu L"St''I' ~ lo' |'10 aA''N 40
orleans. dated Sept.mher u !8t;-e NJ
LOT or GhcsNI' situated III tbS !nlf O. DLS
trict 81 IAlS Guy: III so t.a' oo.Ep - 'Gt'
Frenchmen, '}Teatmen and craps streets 'eSlS-
mated by letter = on a sAttch 81 pan anne Htu 70 +n
act passed before =. - Npfrcolla OF 'n' S"ent>
second 81 jury lot.' 800 t"l ~, ~ ~ go a..
inches lines 'front.' On .AIc" street. 0E % !'eI II
inches . lines ittl., ,,o,-,-,, -..,., - -.,,,
! PORTION or "fsoINb Ft'i4 41 II, new So ~
III Ma lgny, max lhS part .! tilH TO- ~
No. OF s4uar" n" ~ n"u3i'!eG ~ 1o"uo.,lliiEi,,
Union, Hrencnt"o a' hoI''!'s 9IascIS ss.ge' ~
20 pan iit,' " y ~ - ~ ~ ttt ~ f
s"EGiilh o. January !oto, tiio'l's III ri wy 80
l. T. "enTenu nol5t'y Pn".! n t| W go
mont OF N, ia''s 3StTei. - % iN'E " ~
." he' "fh w" Datil-l..S. '!o l!o ~ LIE i9
thereon, GoA'lS Ms o. - II 5.l9 IS 40
anl ~; no 4't H2'I'& ~" ",' - $500
anG ~" c"GintS1 4 @iIi5 't'., Sn'
Fil"E pa. eu ara! 80 ~" t. y. '; 800 y" ~,
Envy "'si'''i1 49, ~ "i''' "a ' l'S' WV
: LOT OF GROUND, si'na:eei in the sa'ns square,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

Ata special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day it was resolved, in conformity with
article seven of the charter, 80 collect forthwith
from stockholders an assessment Of htty per
cent on She net earned premiums OF the third
quarter OF 1872, subject 10 assessment. amount
ing to $l31298 80; and it was 5urtheE Resolved {"
pay 20 stockholders on demand. : quarterly IL
terest of two and Lals per cent on tire amount
capita! pad jno
C. CAy8ROC. President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Merchants 3Iu.uaa Insurance company

Merchants 3Ju'uaR insurance company
IS. William a. FreIet.
GNEVENTTf DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans. No SG2l.-By virtue of writ of Reri
facias directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause viii proceed to sell ut pub
lie auction, at tile Merchants aud Aucti0neers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
Toulouse stTeest, in 1he Second District of this
CRY, on SATURDAY, November l6, 1872, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. Jh6 following described property, to
wit
A LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. No - on Coliseum
street situated IN the Fourth District of this city
in the square bounded by Washington, Plaque
mines NOW COliseumD Fourth and chestnut streets
designated by the number three on sketch, dated
the third of March, 1866, and annexed TO an act
passed before 4. BuuIOusquie late d notary public
in this city, on the the same clay; said lot Of
grOuld having, american mCasuy%, fifty one feet
six inches three lines front on Coliseum street, by
one hundl ed and twenty Eight feet two inches in
depth the whole more or less; said lot being part
Of portion of ground designated by the letter :,
on q sketch drawn by Jo 4. u Hsmecourt, deputy
city surveyor, on aLs s+v~. t.. nth Of January
1861, and annexed to an act whereby the said w.
i. Freret purchased said property, passed before
F. G1ima, notary pll6i4c 81. Sh!S city on She ds'st
sav OF February, 1861
Seized in the above .uiS
Terms-G85H on the spot.
g. e. sAiIVINET.
ecl5 80 ao16 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

MERCHANTS RITUAL. INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
:D!..............Cenai street............''E0+
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL. :gaTg.!E..To
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.. s.,e,, ,o,n $. cs1ts nesw,ea c:e..na: az.

eNp SJS1ff JOHN NbAi@ pCb ''NN+S N+-"@N'' 49,
s.a smith John 4. CaHi. and Magszn"
E2ro SarniSeH 7 ere. Faicnce az. t.yades
: saucer liberty, Va,snc" 0"tw"'. H"=azis'
as8 smith James. Vafence Is.""ea chestnut ana
liz smith James. valeace 1e:syss. "ateE ana
Tuhoupitoulas
~ Smith samuel UppeTfin" and a'r
8ll Stadt sdaIeo Lyon between &ad'z anC : ''fi"'
70 SgrawEug Ben y"hou1stHu.a' "@t"e"1 .'e'lo
ess summers W'iian', var.nc" Between c"..s':'.
% Summers Cyrus, vaieace and Coliseum
~ Su. elan Thomas, jena ana !"r'3t.
o95 Selph 6 McRae., Jena and ~ scum
g4; SrfG Daniel Jena between %asaz-n" aflc xiv"
2os sr.arins ~. Napoleon between Coliseum and
;l.2 stacy John 0gyades Between .ori'"us sai
a.o st~d4 george, ST Dent. os:se.a 2oste''s'. al'
ft48 suoGeI Prtyg Siye Oas between 3e',e.as;i'
100 spencer MOE IS Jersey between .a5iz sns. -
z5 Smith Poe Camp and Upperlina
ESP smith john, CarUndcleJ ana C<s
5I3 Stevenson Peter Laurel between tpperi 2"
asa SMITH 35 j 52' Laurel between sonat ana Du,
Scott joseph. Laurel between Dafossac and
So Sld,. ..'S Jcia F. carondelet AHA cals
4l5 Tlgl Charles A, cadiz between laurel aad
And r.ottcr James Melville. Cadt1 and Chestnut
.a5 Thomas john, Cadiz ana " llmIes
-F7 Tardv Ernest Caaiz and P.tt
4r3 TGrutrH j. Ealenee and Water
555 Thomas elem Valence between Magazine and
aa Tn..sas Jersey. Lyon and Laurel
6H3 Thomas George, Jena and I've o~@ o-.
ai TAerul-v William, Jersey between @@.sIce
.r, Tome. Antoine. Laurel and Lyon
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..:Y;f. CUsACH rs. GUS. HANE&"ESELs. WEE
LI!sbanL-N0. s.s8.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

vEY Pi.ACIDE J. SPEAR, AyCTI0EEER-
ID once No rs Exchange aNev.-NDEDAl, No.
T+DbtT I&72, at 1899 A. NJ, VIII he sold
at public auction on the corner Of jersey and
IN u4alil III pursuance to al order from the
Hoa. Louis Duvigheaud, Judge OF tho Second Dis
trct curt for the parish OF Orleans, dated October
q 1872 tor account Of the above Succession
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ONE SEW
TarIns-,'asI oe24 % nos
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49, Essgney John NAPOLEON and cS! g.aon .n5
Soniat 80
95 Hooper Fred A. Peters and Tcoupitoulas
278 Hodge samuel UpperIine and Duios5at
--'l p 'O''i'' A,'0le- anu y -
ID
$40 Inbraee Edwin, Tohoupitoulas between Lyon
go Insie i v. jena between Camp ana Chestnut
81 johnson Andy, Cadiz between IcaouFtoulas
90 1oI anu "a 5t, cadiz and Tchoupitouas
IS Johnson c6ar'cz, 1adz ard co!s@o +,,,. OWN,
70 ~ camp s525, 'o',-' ,.-. r-...,.,
100 'o' cbs5tnnt -. l.,,,,.,
i'' 'eI C6astG Ga5'',
1901 jefferson Thomas, Upperline and Tchoupitou'
1,.5 ro. as Sam Upp6rline 2ctweez Jersey and
TahoaPttonias ,,,.-
81 JchE- ou Jack, Lyon between Camp Sad Maya
zine
?35 johnson Henry, Lyon and Jersey
o. "a; and ' jerscs - 90 -.' ''''
~ jo on50 isaac Lyoh and TdhonpGo.'as
5I@S ;as S s9 Tboma I3o Ivo. s AID .sase
III johnson Christopher, Robes: tsetwee.s T.fSusi
n. Yo1soa Ja lam, Tchoup,auia. between Bog
23 Y.ran J. Tcfgny!toslas oetvss. Gene
a.? gettrr . MINI Thomas Upper3in. 4n.: Camp
il. "a e5a@ n 1o jena mai 5oW, I2ga.ae and Live
81 ro8 osE John. SeDa betwees gci.ougi.ouas and
ssq go, " a,gr Lewis. Jena and Iaur.;
Fs.aF 90 o
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RTTTTGN SALES,

BY z. NJ. & 3. j. Lontgomery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
No. 10 Exchange aIleyo
THIRD QUARTERLY STATEMENT.

In conformity with their charter the New Or
cans Mutual Insurance Association publish the
GLOWING statement Of their affairs for the third
quarter, ending September SO, 1872:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

U:yIyED STATES DISTRICT GGUBr.
0HsyRICg OF Iog!SIsNA.
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STATE OF foCGslsSA,
PARISH Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Sworn 10 and subscribed befoEe me shis fourth
day OF October. 1872.
G. LnG4RDEUR. Notary Public.
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\, !,o~. 1sayfe sSc.e .as:s,r.. We slsn;s,nS u.


G5IxgH DfsTa1C" So!ay F"B THs PARISH
:, Of Orleans 10 Gsa6-By virtue {. wit ri -
aud sale 10 lns .unct.ls by e'e honorable 'he Sslh
District %ou1l 70. ~" "Tisha' Orleans n he above
c1fitles cause, Win proceed 30 sell ri Su1li"
auction. II the Merchants 0ni s.cfi0DeeIs
Exchange R.ra. street, between 'aual and t9o
tonlhouse stroe"s. in tlO seooG. district 81 ah5s
civ ~ TCESDAT o.vsI.lser 49, IG1s at twelve
O'clock NJ, tie iyllO6iuG described 1r9ssiSyo 70
!. GERT4's6 I0g" or GROUND. together with
tie buildings and il!rov. MEETS 'he"0n, situated
N ii. rs' 9lsrc: " 'his city, IN Ia" s. are are
founded by Prvtsuia EraJ0, SaEaGes and ellie
Streets measuring 3Veutv.Sne feet eleven inches
front an Prytanls stTee", By one hun@rl$ and
twenty oat 'hSee inches t0uA lines III depth,
between para L.. lines, ansf"an measure bounced
u, an all%v sgho see" Es III the reaTe for ti' use
81 saiG lot and others adjacent thercto said st DO
ing designated by re lett"S ., on plan d:a.n hy
l. Hurai, architect oH Gle twenty -hI5t day % An.
gust 2l4 deposited in che records Of $haJ les Boa
o.ousiuic a'e :. 9otaaT cubic II tiliS cltys Ofach
property was acquired BY the ofendant herein by
purchase fscul Mrs. Laura HeWs, vito o anthenR
Poster Arson. p=i a.t .'ssseS before Ad1Ihc Boz
.!"usqus j;sts notary 6utsc IL this ct, ia IaSca
80, 1862.
s.aeH in H. abors s:i'.
.e1ias-Css1 o. -" spDs .,o----,--,-o
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SUCCESSION UE ETIEEHE !0CgUET YIsSoy.

seaoa! .,s.,e: Count 'or the "a.is!. u Orleans
No. - G:;.
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The above statement is a correct srasscrp: from
the books Of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
ASSOCIATIONS
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-03-23
The Wchborne Case.

The cable gives the intelligence that the famous Tichberne case, which has occupied the attention of the English Courts, and, in fact, of the English people, fer several years, is ended at last in manner disastrous for the plaintiff, who claimed an immense estate upon the ground of being the "long lost heir" This claimant went upon the witness stand and gave a de- tailed account of the pretended in- ciitents Of his childhood, and even had the impudence to declare that he had Seduced tRe cousin of the man he pers0nated, @ lady now married and occupying a high p0- sition in society. His case was at one time viewed with such favor and believed to be SO good, as that lo had no difficulty ia disp0Sing Of bonds to q large amount, the payment of which Was entirely predicated upon his success. Re cent developments, however, have shown that he is an arrant impoS- ter-that all his statements were lies, and all his witnesses perjured and his counsel finally consented tO a nonsuit under an intimation from the other side that by re- maining longer in the ease he would render himself liable to prosecution as accessory 10 con- spiracy 10 defraud. And so ends 9 case which will be remembered as one Of the boldest attempts at
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The Arizona sentinel., 1872-03-23

Of each other, or even without th0
 concurrence of the inner ring Of
 the wheel which they both incl0se.
 This remarkable combination con-
 tributes materially 10 the great success of the wheel. Small tubes are perforated in the iron tire of the wheel, 10 admit the atynoS- phere uSder the India rubber.
 Without such holes, it was found that "the weight of the load was sufficient to exclude the atn0s- phere, so that one side of the h. dia rubber would thus be made 10 adhere to the iron with the full atmospheric pressare, while the other side wonld have to stretch and bag outward" An ordinary wheel, if it is a rigid structure, presents to the road only a small surface; but this wheel conforms to every irregularity for space ofnear two feet. by the weight of the engine causing the India rub Der to collapse, and thus produc- ing so great a change of form.
 The read-steamer's boiler is of the vertical, tubular type, made entirely of steel, very simple, and of great strength. An ingenious device in connection with the eX- haust tube almost completely SUD- presses the noise caused by the escape of steam. It has received the somewhat undignified name of the ''pot boiler" from there being a copper pot for holding wa ter within the furnace; and it is so cOntrived that if the boiler con- tains any water, the pot will have a full supply. By this arrange ment. the centre of gravity is thrown so low that the engine can run up an incline Of one in ten, or gO along st an angle of thirty-five degrees. looking as ifjtmust tum- bic over. Road-steainers of va rious powers are constructed, the smallest being those of eight-horse poWer.-[Once q Week.