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SHERTFES SALES.

A, O.. q RON ga IN. vs.. &.HhevaI eft all
kleri isCias against Mrs. Gomms $50 lsurety on
nleaaa Su,is.
NCIFTH DlSgRRp GOURT FOX THE PARISH
II ofs)r'raus No 292G.-By virtue of an alias writ
Of feri kacias ." directed by the honorable tho
Fifth hstrgt Court tor the parish of Orleans in
the abaEe o.titled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on Che premises hereinafter desig.
mated, o SATURDAY, January Is 1879 at five
O'Clock .. NJ. fH Gliowins described property. to
Rit-
THE Br.sgrTRE ANe MOVABLE PROPERTY
eOntainea t,r premises occupied by the defend
ant situated o. Bourbon street. between st. Ann
SHd DurnA reefs in the Second District OF this
city, as ger T.. ssAtoiW whics Mas Ae my
office
Sezef IL slTe above suit.
Germs -aaslG the spOt
" p HARPER
NA'9lgE G'.uiH Of the Parish OF Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. GirardeY & Co.
DISTRICT PROPERTY.

SUGGESTIONS OF TIMOTHY AND ELLEN SULLI.
LlvAN, THE LATTER THE DECEASED WIFE
OF JOHN FAHBY
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Distsce GDuSt ~ Che United StsteS Of Amssise %oe
SO, SLstyics of louisiana
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1A'Si9E Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans


Charles Iancr vs.. III enriettB Davis, Svife
OF Sr,taR WInehill, and her husband.
NrOURTH DISTRICT SQUIRT FOR THE PARISH
Is of Orleans, Ea 33.t5l.-Bv virtue OF a writ of
Sourtt, District urt for the parish Of Orleans,
the ascvs entitled Cause, TO q. y. S4uvinet, late
sheriH, and L. said late sheriff 20 me transferred
will proC~.d to sell 81 public auction, at the Mer
9hshts snG a.stionecrs exchange, koya street,
fetwecn tHnai and GustOmh0use streets, in the
Second rl.'Rst of this CITY MONDAY Febru-
arg ", ~. - twelve O'ClOCs N. the .ollORiD.
Geserissa .)rsy.-Bty. to wit
AGER!Ais PIECE OR PORTION OF %RoUhF,
with pls !liDIe vtmeuts thereon, rights, ways
ser-itude5. D rlloges and advantage. thereuuto
Belonging Ia any @iss apperTaElng situated
81 tie tO'sA &stliCt OF Tins cIty in the
boundes b. -. Charles. Prytania, Jose shin- and
81 AndrrG streets designated By q letter XII, on
= sketch a1.l..-.'t 10 the margin of act passed
before n Lea :. Due 10 arg pa in this city.
o. ShS ..satN seventh of May 1874, tor reference.
which I,ccs OF portion OF ground comprises the
1+sr taf of w. original lot X, figured an a sketch
drawn D. Charles /. ole Lisc, architect, under
date o. 's sixteenth sf April 1867, and annexed
Ia an ~ rt..rS 6eros Eusebs BOuny, notary pub
arc az chs - ON Tn. eighteenth day of July, 1861.
sac pow - o. Nece " Il eund commences AZ
distance - a..r- Get eight inches irsm Josephine
etTStt, mrss .niEty tg.t front Oh line dvid
A4g u tsI -. PortIpn ~ GIouns marked NJ on
cad sk.sc. a.'lSEra to said act before Aaro.l y.
buCreo, ses cubic, thirty net IN width IN The
al 'le S.5 o' et of said sietca sixty feet
Chs ins' Re- S-pth, ga line va.dlls! :" 1T.
tAares - -. il brn. the rear line .f lots q and
a, and an" g. eight inches in depth on line
gsrsiIei a. '.yjsu!a street, and being sporsion aa
die sA - . cot nuai l.ef twelve ali American
aleasur.'. . 49, the sane property seGjtirea by
che aefenos ..Isln by purchase from piaintit,
per az o. o thereof passed brfOr" sat o roe.
T. Ducre- Notary pub % ,is1ea MAJ u. I3.s
Seized II. 20 ,vre sun
As!Bs-s 81. o.! the AGA
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Is THk HAyTEB cF JoSEPIs 81. ZLnBs-sSs
SaHSsuptSy--Ns. SI76
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George 4. Flint & 90. 10. William \.

det.ia3l. short: Of TIE PARISH Of Orleans.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.

an ELIGIBLE FRAME RESIDENCE, 70. 397 So
CHARLES STREET, BETWEEN TERPSICHOR5
AND MELPOMESE.
Asss,
HARGE sSEs vALUSBLE SQUARE Oe GTsOUBN
sUBDIvIDEb UNTO THIRTY-THO 4OT&.
FRONTING OS GOAMOe and GR5v5EB
&TREEgS.
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W. v. %AHPsH
taf6 70 r. Sherry o. she Parish OF Orlessa,


A. R0Ci.sgeas q Zoe Agents. etc~ vs..
Sary +. Philips.
EHOdRTS ifsTSAT COURT FOR SHH %ARiSH
u of Ose.l. Ne. 81 25}.-tNO. 933l late Seventh
District Cour' By virtuest = writ Of fsri facias
On me di@cge. nv The honorable the Fourth Dis.
sict Court Or fit. sssishDt Orleans, in ahe above
entitled cause. viii procasd 10 sell az pubic
nIctiOu o. " fDSESDAY, January y, 1913, az five
ocioes v. ~ warehouse, eO. :. St Ann
street between RuysI and BouV bon s.Aee n, the
Second Dsr.s al til ssitv-
ONE Hsi,'IANI SQUARE plaza
SNE EAfansANl AhN1slk
ONE SAFE
&iVE .sLts HAlES
FHREE KTIsHtE TABLES.
aSEefe,rsrs STOVE.
aNE Lot EiP:HbN @TEE.-S
ONE gOF o. sUNDRlEs.
ONE &p.h &iNG, with spIaI"Us d ssasGaso
ONE 49, EH WATCH throken;.
DIVE sELkhs SPOONS tsiUsilh
Seized l.. he sDGvs SUIT
teTns-a o.. the ssF.
". FsRPER.
wge2R @herig NJ the parish of OrIeans
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SALE n PARTITION.

PROPERTY CORNER OF LAFAYETTE AZ.
kRERkr sFREETs.
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'Cy cRDES oS Ed. NoRToS. ESsIGsRp,
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SUCCESSION az MRS. cATH.R,SE co:Ig
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sar o 20 eherS OF Vie Parish of Orleans.

JORchiIs IL Ohm vs.. Patrick Gnrraher.
ClXTH U.sTKr"g COURT tORTHE PARISH or
~ ORLEANS, o.. 3Hl.-By virtue of writ OF
and sale = 81" sIreC:a9 10 the honorable the
Sixth s.s'''' "uurt Tor the Parish Of Orleans, ~
che above o.. - cause o vlll proceed to sell II
public alc'lo. =: the Merchants and AuctonecG.
Exchane'. Hu+.l sweet, t.tw-"n Canal and sHis-
tomhouse . ".iS, N the Second District of this
e0, su So Hoif !tuu.rv u. 1874. at twelve
o'clock n. ta :e.ls".s dssoribet property. to
~it-
1--WE G"r. ~ aI,aNs site The improve.
sRents th.asou, .h's, waEs privileges s-ayit.les
and aIyurteHa ls.s ;hsEauHts belonging OF in auy
- se appe,'. linS situated IN the sixth District OF
this city t.trs Is % Jctf,Ssan parish % Jefferson.
State OF boz sia', IN e q .qua, a ground dcss
uatet by -. lt,'..r y, sounded b. Lev.. Eater
Mial and Baf}.n streets, ana designated ty the
numbeIs sixteen, seventies Il, eighteen, nineteen aud
twenty ana Icy sdiOin each other sud measure
SsCh tsA u'y = v- Set Cont on Eev.e. street by =
dqe'h co. =: ore hundred and twenty R.t, be-
tween con. and parallel lines, per . photographic
p o. IN the $50 Of :. b. earTeas notary 2Uo.Ve il
9lls 0t-.
Beng u" ssme property "suilst ~ the i4'e
Patrick E.'Tsl,s deceased, Nv pU!chas. from the
pa'ntis -. - peJ net ne:Se John j. toiisE.
uotGy pub iu MS ..tv. a.. lie .tasails 49, o.
&.gua laf.
Selzsa Ia = 10 . we s.F
Terms - o. o. ihs srus
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By G. De Ferret e. Co.
BUSINESS STAND. CORNER OF PgOsPES and
CLAIBORNE STREETS.
SCCCESSIoS OF NJ E. HAGGEgTY.
SUCCESSION OF N. Z. HAGGE

POSITIVE AND UNRESFRVED SALE FOE AC'
COUNT OF II. CARROLL.
Second District CoErt for the ?svis, % o:!esrs-
no. 5. 9.j.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

TWO DOUBLE TENEMENT COTTAGES. CORNER
OF JOSEPHINE AND LIBERTY STRSkTS
FOURTH DISTRICT. At AUCTION
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES FEEGCSOS De,
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No Il $50
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY, 50; SARATOGA, So so
"A by DAY LINE BOATS. c. VIBBARD ami DANIEL DREW.
Vesg. Pier $50 Twenty rist, north Of Ee
v al S:45, landing YONKBRS. TARRlT0WN aud MACK
tby fsnyboap MILTON, PouGHKEEPsIB, RHINEBECK Two
IL CATSKIL HUDSON Connecting for all WEST
NORTH TIM tickets WEST POINT, CORNWALL and SEw
[ L. efn-nInr 81.
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Nun lRUSE CLASSICAL and Military School,
IVA south Orange j. enc hon from sewfort BY Msr,
EeI Railroad spsesj erroom. Arnory and sqapm,nts sl
cal also frpcs German and Drarn reopen. sent i'd
Dr. VILLA. ?nnsipaL Tssas SJ00 yI ssssn saa no ssuA
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Danrino Academies.
DO Uhom II man Gontrrn

Do Uhon II man Vontfru
-----~--~-------~----~-~
NVANTED.-lf Major SWARIZ or Lieut..
w BGGS Of the 4h ~ Y Cavar will send their address,
subscriber they wounded soldier Of their
pany help him pension Address ISAAC CAMPBELL,
Farmer Village, Seneca Co., " \.
4 ETTERS, LETTERS, LETTERS.
II Letters wnten articles furnished o newspaper pSb-
ndvduas lessons IN eerwrng, PLAN and parOr read
ing reading. Shakpearran reoahons music daWng and
highest Enghsh branches
Prices Oc 5Oc $40 upwards there will be reduction
TO her anteduyiau pons learned her worth MISS W
34s East SeyeateentrsL, Stuyvesantsquarc.
rNHE HEIRS of JAMES T. WATSON of New
York decreased requested call Office Of JOHN JAf
HANNAHS 81 Broadway the CITY OF Nwiork action
matter 10 West Virginia belonging
sail helm.
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r.. NJ. REED Gcnl SupL, NeR-ilaysn.
JOHN 4. MOODY sug't DIV. New fofs
DENNSYLYANIAR AiLROAD- Trains leav


Of Dcs0TOses ami toftlaud ST. a. oN
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburgh the West ard Soth "ih Pal
Paace Cars attached, $3.50 ., Z and $50 n Satday
For Baltimore Washington the South Penn'vaua Air Line
al A. m sud 9 y. m. SUNDAY. . ..
Express PHILADELPHIA > o. 80 1880 ., J. o T. $50
9 . 10 and II night Sunday. ., Z. $50 All = D. ~
For Philadelphia KensiB.ou, at sDd o:lO M ssnday,
6lOp.m
Em-rant and secondclsss. 7:0j p. IT.
For Ncrark o. $50 gfO $40 9. 10 II - m l, ?.
30 80 4:lO $50, D.. 10 30 JiO o. tlO G3O
73C $40. 10. 1880 ami II night SUNDAY 5;zV elO
For q EIIibeit g. $50 Z 74G $40 O. 10 II. N u
NJ J. ?. 2:3O. :i0. 4.lO. s:S0. $40 J4O O. GlO.
$50. 7:30 $40. TO- 1850 and II Dg1 SeE-aJi 5-o
For Rsbway s $50 T. $40 O. 10 .. NJ. u m. !. 2.
230 $40 $40 4:lO $3.50. $50 $40 8. G;lO G:3U i3O
$40 10 D. m. and II n shL SUNDAY. 5:2O and 6lO . -
For oOibudge anu Perth AmbVy and 10 m ~ oio AsO
Fnr New. Brunswick and $40 NJ II H. p 3;lO 4lO 500
o. 10 2. m snd Il ngh. Suniav. CLIO ,.
For East Milestone. \: 10 II 4:lO and J:2O p 10
fOr Lambertvlle bennington . a M. aud 3 ?. n.
For Phiilps0urg and Belvilere. 3 and 4 D. b.
Accom- Tor Borientosn, Burlington, and C1men ana 93O H.
1880, 2. A. >. aud z m.
For Freehold, 4. M. = and 4 o. n
For JameShug PcmbertJn Camden and va boat rom PIER
No. l, $50
Trans follows: Pittsburgh, ESQ l02 SIS
daily; J:22. 1918 3:Jj DAILY '1cclt hOnda'
From WashingOu and Baltimore Penn Air Tine 0iO a
42J and 1910 D. $40 Prom Pl,aisphs J&A
GAO ESQ lOj. ll2O 1855 2:lJ $500, 4J 600 12J
sl4 1910 Sunday. j:22. GAO $50, lO;2J ll;-o m
Ticket oG 526 435 271 and 9iI Broadway No. As.or
and foot Of Desbrosss and Codt Engrlut Ticket Oae No Z
Blttery-place. A. j CASSArT, Geaera Mauager.
NJ. BOYD. r.. Gen Agent.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
New pnblirations.

"rI'HE LAWRENCES' if not a sensational
boob because incredible imprcosbe Bold by
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. n Y So by mail.
VNTALT WHITMANs BOOKS.
w LEAVES or GRASS New Edition. 50i pp. Bound So.
AS A STRONG BIRD ON PIHloNS FREE JUS out Zoe
DEMoCRAIIC vISTAS Political BSsay Prose zoe -
Also few Of John Burroughs NOTES ON WALT WHIT
MAN AS POET AND PERSON. 81.
THOS. OKANR Publisher $50 NAssan ST.. New York
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-19

There is seldom any romance to relieve
the routine of senatorial life But Oregon
has sent an Enoch Arden to Washington,
whose career, as limned by newspaper
gossip, could hardly call forth the poets
praise. The Hon. John Hipple Mitchell
was ence, according to report, John
Mitchell Nipple, who, years ago, left
wife and child III Franklin County,
Pennsylvania, and went into the wilder
ness to seek his fortune. The husband
has turned up as u United States senator,
while the wife supports herself as a
house servant. According to Tennyson's
theory, she should have imm0rtalized
herself by brave silence; but being a
practical woman, she has done nothing
Of the sort. The scoundrel will probably
force an investigation next winter, and
will go far to relieve the monOtony OF
Credit Mobilier and land-grab inquiries.
I; will also give our poets fruitful
theme for sensational verso.
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THE ADVERTISER.
Edrefie,d, S. c., June 10, 1879.
The, Bond Case.

Argument in lthe,sbond easo-Morton
Bliss & Co. VS. the ooraptror1er General
was begun heforethe Supreme Court
in Columbia ON Thursday last.
The frst day,Sf- the proceedingss ~ as
narEsaby tbosserysunsraolou
graceful and Suspicious behavior OF AT
torney General Melton and Comptroller
General Hoge in objecting to the Legal
assistance of the counsel engaged by the
taxpayers of Charleston. and Columbia
to wit: Messrs. Memminger. Porter
Butler. and Burt. In consequence Of
which, the Courtrnled that the said coun'
sci should not be heard. IAN extremely
bast-leel;nS piece OF business for Messrs
Melton and Hoge.
However, the argument has proceedeoi
and Mr.. Melton's speech has been pro-
nounced powerful one-his earnestness
in the cause being apparently honest ano
unfeigned. Other counsel, pro and con,
were to be heard on Monday and Tues
day. The general impression Is that the
mandamus prayed for will not be grant
ed-and consequently no tax levied upon
our people to pay interest upon bogus
bonds. But we do not shout loudly we,
mot. being by any means clearly out ol
the woods
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GS- The Newberry Herald, of the
18th, says: A difficulty occurred near
Martins Depot, last week, between a
colored man and his wife, named East.
The wife stabbed and out her husband
three or four times. :.
~ Efforts are being made to secure
the pardon of Treasurer Allen, of Green
Vile.
@r A viena dispatch says the mum
Der of visitors TO the Exhibition Is far
less ti.An was anticipated. The trades.
people and inhabitants generally are
greatly discouraged at the absence OF
strangers, and the prices of living which
have hitherto deferred persons from
visiting the city, have been reduced.
&3- The Rev. J. B. Ezell, Baptist
clergyman, convicted of Ku-Kluxism,
and sentenced by Judge Bond to five
years in fhe peniientiary at Albany, has
been pardoued by the. President. The
pardon was obtained through the inhu-
ence of DR.. ]. B. Simons, of New York,
Mr.. Ezell alleged in his defence, on his
trial, that he only connected himself with
the Ku-Klux to use his best efforts to
prevent the commission of crime.
ns- The latest cure for consumption is
from Germany, and consists of raw beef
and onions cut fine It is said also to act
as a specific. for loye7sickness, and win
develop ircipient longings for divorce in
any well regulated :familyl 49,.
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Grass Prospects About Batesyille.
BATEsv1LLE,, June 18th, 1S7

BATEsvILLE, June 18th, 1873.
Dear Advertiser: AS grass is getting
to be the topic of the day, beg small
space in your columns.
The rain is falling in torrents and con-
tinues to fall. 1t Is almost impossible
for the farmers to get into their fields
without miring over their shoes. 1t is
amusing to see themTgather about in
groups, and each relating his battles with
Gen. Green. If DIR. n. w. T. and his
force would come down here in this
grassy region, he would find many help
less farmers unable to survive the COM
bat.
Blythe way, we have an interesting
joke on DR.. Fox. Riding along the road
this morning, and happening to look
over in his field, expecting to find a
clean field Of cotton, we were astonished
to see hoisted on a 30 foot pole, white
flag, I'll Which was painted In glowing
characters, SURRENDERED" And ar nnd
thi,; pole were stacked his agricultural
arms, consisting of ptow stocks, wcc,l
ing-liocs, Is geese, &css-'sgl;,Iio niischievous
boys are UP t. anything for fan, n,-bgt the
Doctor enjoys the jnic.
The plains of Texas do not cSccrd
some Of the fields on Clouds Greek ii
grcenncss And yet the old heads aro',in'
here prophesy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-19

On the 2sth Of March last, German
confectioner, named Charles Raswilde
bald, disappeared from Macon, Ga Fol
three or four weeks, vain search was
made for him, and his friends finally
concluded that he had lost has life in the
swamp. The mystery of his disappear
ance was fully explained on the eSo'h ult.,
when his body was found hanging on
pine tree, near. the top, some fifty OF
sixty feet from the ground. The unfor-
tanate man seems to have climbed the
iree, made moose of his suspeaders and
hanged himself to the limb, where tor
two months his remains havebeen hang
ing, beaten upon by the rain withered
by the sun, swung and swayed by the
winds; while his requiem was sung in
the branches Of the pines in grander di-
apasons than were ever breathed from
the organ.
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&" An Offering of Peace and Recencilia'
tfOn.,,

If the following article from the N. Y.
Herald, represents the matter truly, then
the Masons and public men of New
York have set the North noble exam
pie, and one which we hope the South
will not be slow to appreciate:
From the report which we give this
morning Of the funeral honors Of yester-
day in this city over the remains Of our
late Minister to Russia, James L. Orr,
our readers beyond the limits of Man
haitian Island will perhaps find in these
extraordinary manifestations of respect
to the memory of man in this commu-
nifty comparatively unknown a mystery
calling for some explanation. But there
able proceedings Mr.. Orr had been a
conspicuous light among the Southern
leaders in the late war Of the socalled
Confederate States for an independent
Southern confederacy. After the col
lapse of their Confederacy lie was among
the first of'the prominent Southern lead
ers frankly, cordially and completely to
accept the situation, at the time when
such examples were most needed in lie
half of the restoration OF the lately re-
bellious States. When Mr.. Orr set this
good example of generous submission it
was under cloud Of obloquy from his
own people, who had showered their
honors upon him for many years. He
was, however, only little in advance. of
them in appreciating the exact require
ments of the situation. His good eXam-
pie soon began to tell. 1t did excellent
service in the reconstruction and rcstor-
alton of South Carolina and the other eX-
rebel States. Hence his appointment by
President Grant as Minister to Russia.
1t was a graceful act in behalf Of section
al.reconcliation on the Presidents part,
and in the spirit in which it was given the
appointment was gracefully accepted.
Here we have, then, the explanation of
these extraordinary funeral hoAors in
New York to the memory of this com
parativc stranger. All these civil, mill
tary, masonic and religious ceremonies
of yesterday were charged with this pa
tri0tc idea of an acceptable offering of
peace, reconciliation and iraternal good
will to aurSOuthern brethren. New York
city wishes them so to understand her,
and this is the true Interpretation Of
these honors to the memory Of James l..
Orr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-19

DEATH OF DR.. HEARsT-Dr j. L.
Hearst died at his home in this County
on last Thursday, of heart disease, in the
ffty-ninth year of his age. He had been
in feeble health for some time, and his
death was not unexpected. Dr. Hearst
was wefl known in this portion Of our
State, and before the war represented
AbbevAle County, for several terms, in
the Legislature. He was in the Confede-
rate service during the war, and whether
we take him as a private citizen, q legis-
lator Q. soldier, he was a noble man.
He WIS an elder of the Associate Reform
ed Church at ''.cedar Spring, and the
church, society and country have suffered
o great loss,-Abbsvills Medium
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ed>RestoFat4on-o the Rena~'
parties.

parties. = -.,.-sfi
Ten days ago the Ex7Empress Eu-
genie published in the English Journals
an address to the French people in favor
.of her son. And on the same day the
London Times gave currency: to the unz,
contradicted report that. the Empress
was already in Paris exerting her well
known personal influence with the lead
ers-ef: the National Assembly, aildother
heads of the people, to restore the Bona
.parte dynasty. The Prince Jerome Ma
poleon, Who married the daughter Of the
King of Italy, also suddenly mede his
appearance in Paris about the same time,
forthwith creating thereby great agita-
ton in the lobbies of the National AS,
scmbly. These events, following so
promptly tire election of the irhperialfst
AIcMahon;. Duke of Magenta, to the
Presidency of Franco, are believed by
many to foreshadow the speedy if not
immediate restoration of the Empire,
ia the person Of the young Prince Impe-
rial, as Napoleon Nv, his mother to be
Regent during his minority. Should
this turn Quito be true, the experiment
of a Republic among the French people
will;again have proved be short and
unreal. Are the French, or any other
Latin race, ever in real earnest in their
desire to try Republic? Do they know
what the thing means? We verify be-
'lieve not. There are different sorts Of
iron rods; and perhaps the iron rod oft the
Bonapartes is better for France than the
iron rod of the Republic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-19

FREAK OF LIGHrNrNH.-O Thursday
afternoon last, during the prevalence OF
" thunder shower, the residence Of Mr..
Joseph Herndoh, Of this place, was struck
by lightning, and considerable damage
'one to the building. Mr. Herndon's two
daughters were in the South room through
which the current passed out, ,'and, mlr;c
ulous as it may seem, were unhurt-not
even receiving q chock The damage 10
the building and furniture will probably
reach $500.-Yorkville Enquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-19
" Radical Cattle Gathering AE9und the
ep21 COrpSe.3

The distinguished honors which were
paid to the remains of Judge Orr in New
York have not been successfully redp-
plfcated in Columbia. The pageant, to
be sure, Was very great. but the charac-
ter and standing of the actors in the scene
seem to have cast dark blot thereon.
The following paragraph from the cor
respondence ofthe Charleston Neps d
Courier tells the tale:
COLUMBIA, June II.
The Governor, rs you were informed
by telegraph last night, has appointed q
committee of serentY-five State officials
and citizens to make suitable arrange
ment for public reception Of tho re.
mains of Judge Orr, which will reach
here from Charlotte, North Carolina, to-
morrow at two P. NJ Judge Orr has a
host OF warm friends here outside of the
Republican party, and, indeed, far more
outside than inside that delectable Or
garization, anil the action of the Cover
nor in placing only Republicans upon the
committee shows, TO say the least Of IT.,
a very sad want of the sense ef.proprie
ty. Several of the copmittee too are
among the most corrupt and graceless
rascals of the Radical persuasion, and it
is downright insult to the memory of
Judge Orr to have such cattle cantering
around his cc;pse.
The body after lying in state in Colum-
bia, was taken to Anderson on Monday,
where it was 10 lie in state until Wednes-
day, and then be inferred in the Presby
terian cemetery, with Masonic honors.