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, 1879-04-21
DEMo-C0NFEpERATE EMBARnAssMENTs,


DEMo-C0NFEpERATE EMBARnAssMENTs.
Tho Hon. JosEpn g. y. BLACKBURN, Of
Kentucky (wn lopo that mono Of his MI
'nerous progeny Of initin1s has been omittcd,
hut the Congressional Record IL not now
within rcnch), is one Of tho very best 8peci-
mems OF Confederate Democracy that is jupt
NOW on exhibition nt Washington. IIe WAS
so conspicuous III tho Forty.atth Congress
ns MI orator and parliaruoutariau that ho be-
came prominent candidate for tho Speak
ership against SAM RANDALL, partly for tho
reason that JOE is really an oxcclluut prcsitl-
ing officer. nnd pnrtly boca,,se he Is real
1.-Two exponent Of all that is contemplate ;u
Northern dougltaco Democracy whom ux-
"ltcd, sublimatod, lutensiiled, mud ,nalo re.
Hrcctablu by the courage aud generous de-
tlauco Of n reconstructed Confederate l}riga-
'lier. soue Of Sl1LroN's devils cLal-
lengo our admiration GU account
Of their bolduess, md, whllo MIR.
]'LAcKpuns is far from being tleviI in tho
rlutouian senRo, ho is nevertheless tylicnl
daredevil Of tho Confederate species. with
tho pluck, mud courage, andrcckless au1acity
TINT his mora tllnid Northern associato lack5,
Al his antoccllents lond TIL to expect aoule-
thing Of this sort, mud his career thus far In
Congress il in perfect harmony with Ills
previous history, Flo Is ono ol those kind
uf Ro1els that oAnnoe shelter themselves uu
tler tho fli1nsy excs.so that they won't ont
with their Stata and drifted with the popu-
lar utlsront OF Srcs4 Isl on which wAY toostroug
for my ono to withstand, for bo it r.,l,ea..
bercd TINT Kentuoky did not secetlc, but JOE
I'D, nntl, af!er joining tho Confederate ar1uy,
llo fought 1t out Hike n,an, aul only retur,-
ell to Ais lnw practices after TINT friendly
Interchange OF yiswa OIL national nlf.irs
tint took place bptwuen Guns. GnAsr
mud l.IE nt AppolaAttox Cunrs-llouse. lie
ii, there1pru, as wo hnvo sud, not only a
typical Bourbon Democrat born md bred,
hut lle is representative Sscossionist, for
tho reasons givon nhoyo, antl it III consa-
sluuntly not strange tliathu ia lool:asl up to in
Congress by Ills associates aud put forward
rs tho mature embodiment Of tlseir l.opos,
interests, al,tl desires. Added 10 tl,oso shin
ing qualifications III q strictly partisan solsp,
lsLscHpuIN Possesses certain other persona!
charaetorlstics that tolil to lualio him Il
champion aad leader OH tho Democratic sido
Of tho House. For example, ho llmps al,out
tho ais!cs with graceful halt iu his loft lcg,
tho effoot Of Union bullet that somo boy iu
bluo doposite1 tlaoro wlun JoE'a life, fortune,
and sacred honor woro NIL invested in tho
resolution to overthrow tho Government, aud
this lnakos his troason respectable IN the
pYea OF all who fought and gttffara.f for fhc
, 1879-04-21

Information is received of tho wreck Of
tho steamship Grcnt Republic on tho norti1-
eru Pacific Const. Ali Of thu passengers
were safety landed. Int ten Of tho crow were
drowned in attempting to Bavo soino effects
from tho wreck,
, 1879-04-21
THE BLArHEnsYrrE IN CONGRESS.


nee'ng'
r1,r n7.rurnavrrr IN nouo1rec
Tic grant nu;snnco of n nn1,,icai .1aIntn !,
Conooss ia ,bnt II ot,xovs ,,r;,,oa I'm r.1nthor-
s1iten to ibo fro,,t. WIN o11o,y THAR ,yov
ttro,c,, ond nneb oa;1o I'm bottor on;1 ,n,.o
ontortn;,;rn ,non ,r,,ora nro ,,ea::,., s.,S
hrr1roa ,o,,o, -, 49, e,as,.a.,, ~. Nv
.,,aochou In IL, 1Io,.a ~, H. To..:a,.us.a
III, ,r,,;ot, ,,,,.,,,. ~. .a..s1 - r. 1,,l
49, ,a.n. aa.1 - ~. .,ros4 , ~ l.o Ivy
-. ~ 49,. M ~. s'. .,.a o I,s'u ,.,s ~ ~ s's'o
49, ..:as ...:u At ," 'u"a A"n uo@ett vi
'o- o'o' wa s4n'o "ay 'h'tiR .. 'nsolese VI
a'o. - W. .n"eo ~ oAli ", sno a''us''oh III nan''.
,, "o,ao' "o,a"' "ofaa! ~ 'no 'i"nso"go OF
''""'sts ",1'c.' most MY ooscfaoos inc ottef'
"1ee' .e, u tho o'a'neeshno' whelheF no comes
w'sh nm h'a""scF'pt IN manu- or jumps to h's
,,.o. le"s y. "oo".o "sn Nv osaes ''se''
.,';..s ~ ~ .' ~ 'A,p'aso. -, ~ my
1s' no 10 l'oto .s''4o''" '1A tno ',oiato 'n''1'
:. t'a '''uso' tof .,,eeo III ato ''o 1a1os 10 of'he
nl'a ~ 4 e1oae' lnero nave "lfeaay peen
TWO OF 1"ree o' 1nese ofoary speeohcs IN the
senate ponoing tho consideration OF tle
ARMY el1l' au@ 1no a1i1ouoh Will probably
1ncrease as the controversy progresses.
an excellent spcoinaan OF tho blatherskito
6ty!o OF oratofy was furnished by VoonnEEs.
Ihero was not q 8inglo fnct, historical or
contemporanoous, aud not m argument nor
n reelection of significance, force, or benring
, 1879-04-21

some American publisher has prodFceo ~ ~
expurgatel edition Of XoLA's "Assot'hou.
The remark of Il French critic who heard u ".
nouuced that all sxpurgatci ycrslun u t'e s's'l
WIS to bo placed Oh lhe stage nlay be t1ao'e",
tl4t thu ''Assommoir " was u sewet. anu III -
purga!Gd elilIou would bu flushed sc"rf'
, 1879-04-21

The London Truth aalys: u It ulay pcFhaps "
Of uao tu tiloHs a,xIous to became orasof' ~ ~
know tlut for some cause or ot,Ies alInns' ,"
spcakcrs occasionally III. ouly iosa tlr 'hseas =,
ut tlluIr argument, but 'ose all 2aawlsdseo' "
what they arc talking about" 1fahss ba 'fas'
It would appear tt,at there arc numerous @s'a
bcss Ut Congress ahout this time au1lous u ~
COMO nrhtfirX.
, 1879-04-21

NoRAcR GRrELEr did not 1.-Two IN salh' ~
established the great truth tllat Il yo! 'e'.
ntonoy to q notorious ucad.beat you u's -
blamed sight better chance ot getting u w. y. .
than you would hayu II you inyesled 1t III 4 vs.
York newspaper,
, 1879-04-21
THE ENGLISH ADVANCE IN AFRICA.

TIE TnHrT1u AnUaNCE T9 ATHTnA
,rhcro il one direction In wll,c, Eurlona's
ambition and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT may 10 viewed
will, satisfaction. and Tint Ia in Africn. Her
ocnuia;tion of territory ID very rnnid. and al-
,hauoh TIM man m by Which are nceompIisbos
II aro not o,wava suo;, ns commend thom-
salvea To tin nccentod idca Of honesty md
.fairness.-.os. for instance in tho caso Of tho
zn1ns -at,,l t,,rro ia n ,,;snosition to overlook
- .. Tin r,,a,,,ta ora II tho ;ptor,st. az sho
worli,,a c;v;I;ypt;on. In Northern Africa
Envnt tnu xuhatantiagly nassod iuto Encl,ab
on'1 rrc,,rl, hands nj their representatives
hovo sonta IN TIM KheG}ye's cabi,,et. will The
,,,vo. ~ ol,solut, voto. which thu Khp5;vo
cannot rcs;st without the tlnnrer of deshrono.
,n.,,I Tn Southern Africa sbo a1rcndv holds
tho Cana Colony. tic Trausyaal Renublic.
md Natal. md will soon hava Tho Zulu
countrv. thus excluding her supromacy
nm to tho limits of s],e Kn,obari Desart.
picco nv n;cco a1no thu rich rcaion of Central
.Afr;ca. cytcn,t,uo from tim sontbern hor1ora
~ .bo sahnra to Cano Co,onv. md from
sonocortio m til, wost 10 Eovnt nm t,,o
ooo+ l. noss;,1 ,n,,,dor bor 3,,t1uenca INT 1T.
.,o il known Of IT. M It hos mt vot beon
thoronohlv trovorsed bv axnIorors orcont
,hnt !, II t1ense1y neonlod ani inerl'o,st;tIo
l., pnt,,ro1 r,sourcos,
Tha h;st,ry of ttho Euo,;a,, oc,rn,t;,, of
thcso r;ch tron;cAA1 rooiors ia fn,, ~ ;rta,ost
ENGLAND frat cntcred TINT countrv hv ,vov
NJ In Mia ,o onon I'm ;tu trodo n :. ~,
,,oc,,;or,v of hor tarr;tor,o, ,,r,o,rou. .t,,+
Sin uoiou commarca t1,o ,,;onoor -
c;y;,;za,;on sha oxta1i;1o,1 tra,7,,,a
,,ogta NJ porfur co,,a t,,roo ,,,,n1.aI
,,;ou ,yoat NJ i'm Mia ,or, to~
,;,o ~ a;str;ot neorto1 ,,v o,or ooo nm y,
,,.t,,o,,t. .rha ;vo,,, tsoa, ,.,a ee s.or 5.-",
onod md ,,ccouo n,;no ~ ,aso,.,, 49,.
-r;t,, - or,so +bo .,o,,o t.o1o r,.w.,4 s
,tt,o en- Inn, a, II rooo;ro,1 u, ro,,., e.. ~.
.-na;nn s,o.;.ru A. 49, "1oH.. ....," Nv -.
arooea5 H. rn',,,ah ,xx..1,,a,,.. s..:'Sa IT,. M
-. ;,s 1;,,ons;ons rxons s.,1 H. s"ss,, 1'' ~
a,,as1od ,s;,,, a. ,,"~s. 49,, "v.u w.
] ,r"a =. 1.st oomna,,a, o' -. 49, Nuoa'so !.
IT,, ~ H., ~. ap"' a.s ~ '''"
1,.-.a >. 1,ua.1, :. 49, s'ss - a"Ae.t !,
aa,..'.., " :.,sa.,a1 ..,,.,. -: ~" 1".'ns 'us
% ...." -. . ,a.s,..,asa "l o a., 'e.au Ap"ppeFs
n'a.oas'o n.. m .,.a,', a,5 ,", '"AoA n.hRA
o IT,. ,,as e,' .l.e .,a; %;' sa '"o.l ol'eia''ons'
,'". t". ;.',',', .1 , ..:.: so ~ so'n8 a"r-
slsA - 4Aau|> .,' "Hs, os'uuas .s'o's ous'toSs
Wv 49,, " Nv 1'aoa ~ o4't,o1 ~, lRsPe Or I.s-
e't'na' oneo '1'oso .''o Mno.'''o nnaortook
'"a "o',A ~ s"i'Pt''"tnR 'ua noFf'oio tra'ho,
"as. 1a1 -. ~ >'o"oo'' '..1 4s''e'sa o'''ceF'
""o ''''1 .'"o ''"e'. o1pa''o"co ~ tnosa 10
s'uus' :" ~ 'N'ef''o" oot"eon thein'
AV4t NA4iiOS hUACNutdGll tu1 huGAtY4
, 1879-04-21
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFE1CE9.

THE CHICAGO TnrpuxE haa established branch oti'cea
for The rcceipt Of subscriptions had advertisements
followss
NEW YonK-Room 70 Tribune Duilling. F. +. Nc.
FADpkN, sansacr.
rAtls rranccNo. to Tue dc IA Grange. 1sateltcrc.
II. MAILER, Agent.
LoSDuH, EnR.-Amesican Exchange. $40 Strand.
TlkanY F. GiLLIu. Agent.
WASHINGTON Il. C.-tsia strcot
, 1879-04-21

LoussA MAnuAnxr has pug. nose. yet shs hs,as e,oSs
Of kfnys eEcutatca to t1aSsty tlpOl a'~''1
toHtfoosAuH, r,a
Wrong, dearcst, You should say; II
blood OF ktugs cIrcuIates to tbs Ycff ~
LOUISA MAuoAnxr's noae, yet 1t Is = pug
, 1879-04-21

Supplementary elecllups wesa held yastar-
day III eight Congressional Districts of
France, for members Ut the Lower House OF
thslr Natioual Parliament. At tho City Of
Rartlaaux, formerly considered CouseEya.
, 1879-04-21

Thoso two dwarf deformltics arc not " ~
married. after ali, but they hase had 'as'f NV
advertising all tho sau,H.
, 1879-04-21
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EnRloRuodt and iSdo Park left In Tho counting ro0n
will Tectifc PROMPT attention.
, 1879-04-21

Gen. oIppos has long article on title Pur-
suit Ut Josnpl!," In the April number OF tho
dmtTieaa Catholic Quarterly KetItr. ltu IL cyl
delltly nut ono Of thu unlIsrrinInAtiuQ AL
, 1879-04-21

untcas tho Gear ca" get the ueY3rapefa 'o .'t..
up' Ills obituary, The itfttusurunre seshp" ,m.
Will uo well u ruuecl their policies upo! VA -
, 1879-04-21

hIcVtckcrA Theatre.
Madtson street, between Dearborn and Slate. En'
gagcineht Of Edwin Booth. "lltche!ion."
, 1879-04-21

H0mItnA THrnfrc,
c1nr1 st.eet. oprosn ta CouFt.llouss. Ills Males
tn Flat. Doat :rinaforc."
, 1879-04-21

Hnn!o,rh freet. tei~tcn Clark and 1.nant1r. En'
Ksgemcnt Of 1sobson AMI Crhne "Comcdy Of Errora."
, 1879-04-21

Exposition lSntfhtnE.
Lake Front, foot OF Adams street. Authors Car.
, 1879-04-21

Nalated ptrett between Madison and Monroe.
rltty entertainment.
, 1879-04-21

At IN leading hotel III Upper l}ro,lwavn,
portcr of the New Yurl Ieraid tlas interr,on.,
tl.c Rcutletnnnly clerk, wilo told him all ,h@s.
"MaJ. WiLLrAM Tuxrs, Ieri!1,," m arcp, t1.as rhs
visited this country Inst wrck to purchase ,m.
for the Z,slnB. as tho instt.ttltu,-or. 4, ' ~
might ray, tho a,sceaitioR--of Russia. IT,
Mnjor toll the clerk all al1out lia uixsnn ,ht
the frnnkness tn be expected In n svrrr, noc,.
md gave some Interesting particulars a, tn n,
BavaEcs' desire for urcecl.-loatIcrs. rn,n ,o,,
pairing the Maj'r's Instructive conversation, W..
IN article printed in the Ioutlou .stany,n, .'.
month under the title "Xutu Weapons ot w.,
we aro struck with tho remarkable slmflu,tvh.
tween them. As thus:
d!dt: 1HTta IN Htrat'. Loatlon Standard
ING trHo kailir anal TlIG tfuo k1t]Ir ni...
Ialts fo]scts the liac 0t tho thu usu uf The lw ~
how nrA AFr1w Aa nnbc- ntrnw tY tln1mr,uir,.1al ~
coming The dignity u dlglnty uf Il wnrr..s ~ -.
warrior, ba! l.u vii! snvc .u viii rnsr chrcttuI,
cfreriulty tof year III, for Il tWulyeImt,nIh y
moro 10 hochmc INC foa- fnHro 10 9ecHne tile tns.
sestor oE riilc and am. ReasDr nj rlte snII pm.
munttinn. Why. the ila-tAsnn,tlup, ~ T1sa 49,
tIEes u Sontb AFRICA. "he ls rcaH0H tu bcllcyu III
continued warmly. 'hayc 40U UtJ guns uf rs,oa. ia
to.anf no less thali lgu, -tktEB have passed nI,
4no t;,s guns Of 'arous thu hands Of ,'at'ss. '''
This Is Indeed ono Of the most remarkable NJ
medicines In literary history. Tic Nyoa,
special Rooshtau, Maj. rArorfaE1 Eg1,r.
WITCH, ought to be moro careful III laturr.
, 1879-04-21

Dearborn street. corner of Monroe. Engagement
Of Clara Morris. "Aettc1e 47."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-29
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Emmanuel Bourbon, a resident OF the city OIL
Paris. il the Republic Of France. has filed Q
petition III this court alleR Ing that jules O.
Levois. formerly q resident OF said city and Re-
public. departed this life In this city on the
night Of May 49, 1879; that after diliRent search
among tho papers Of thsdeceased found In this
city inc last will Or testament or certified copy q
the same has been discovered hat said Jul o.
In the custody Of Ernest Legacy. u notary pub
lic of Paris tbat he has instructed said Legacy To
forward to petitioner an an hentlcated copy OF
said will; that said Levofs left az bis sole legal
himself and his late wife, Caroline Ba, dele
that MI ~ said heirs reside ~ aaid Republic. to
wit: JEANNE Levois, wife Of Eticune Hondai 10;
Marie Levois. vie Of Ernest Legacy and
Bnnehs LsvGs vile Of pettopep E. be dnv
tIlel said heirs Or the death " their father and
thae3n the twenty fourth Of May. 1879. he cont q
cable telegram to said Legacy. requesting said
heirs and their husbands to send powers OF al,
torney tn represent them In the succession Of
their father; that he has received q. response
from said heirs. dated May n. 1879, giving petit
TONER full power to represent them Ia said sue
caasiOn. that acting here under said mandate
~ the authorized agent and attorney IN fact OF
said heirs petitioner accepts said succession In
the name Of said heirs and prays to be np-
pointed datlve Parliamentary executor thereof.
Petitioner further represents that large and
valuable portion Of said succession consists. Of
movables and immovables situated In this
parish and la the parish nf st. Charles, In ihi
State and that pending this application and
the arrival ~ the copy Of said will It is desirable
for the proper conservation OF said succession
that the exact value Of said property should be
ascertalned.
Petitioner pravs that notice Of this. bis ap-
plication. be advertised according to law: that
an inventory Of property be- made, and that In
bond. that letters issue to him as dative tesla
mentary executor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-29
CUATOM-HOlTSE NOTES.

Collector Badger proposes to have appli-
cants for position undergoa course Of ex-
animation before board composed Of him
self. the Surveyor of the Port and the Naval
Officer.
The Collector has been notified by the au-
thorities at Washington, that the circular In
reference to the correction of errors In entries
and invoices" has been amended and now
reads as follows:
Manifest clerical errors made in an invoice
or entry; errors in returns of weight measu re
and gauge when duly certified to by the sur
yeyor or appraiser when there are such officers
ut the port: and errors in the distribution of
charges on invoices not involving any question
81 law, and certified to by the appraiser where
Inere II one. may be corrected In the compura-
Won OIL duties by the c Hector of customs with
tue sanction OF the naval officer where there is
Any Snt,it such errors be- discovered before laui-
.wr,,t, 81 y discovered after liquidation If
"thar ~ p,,otest be filed With the collector or
dars a Nniei ollcer of the customs within ton
Siaim for such discovery by the importer M
allowed "a return Of duties will, however. be
him withir a .ns coHeetor unless presented 10
mant Mt. ~ one year IRON tha tima ~ tha Ut
the a anu IN an cases wnere he ~, way
H. S,tors involves a refund -, IL toa u "I
naa OF the entry sueh ras aa'Ils nitsf
r 1870 " certified stafamant IL iund snall pc
sesoea ey article ss7 81 the reau M manner
na Tue recent changes In the h,,iai.,
as .s no little anxiety among the a,n. nave
- lucy nave all been made sn5dania. pioyees
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-29
THE MAGAZINE STREET FIRE.

The loss to Messrs. Schwartz & Bro, by
the fire which laid in ashes their magnificent
buildings and destroyed their large and valu-
able stock of goods is somewhat larger than
was at first supposed.
The buildings, which were totally de-
stroyed, had recently been erected and were
valued at Sl2, 600, and the value of the stock.
none Of which was saved, was not less than
100000, making the total loss $4,000. On
thHi Nessrs. Schwartz i Bro had an insur-
ance OF but $4,000, of which amount $1,000
was on the buildings. The insurance was
distributed between the Merchants Crescent
and Teutonia Insurance Companies The
cause OF the fire can be accounted for only on
the theory that it resultedfrom spontaneous
combustion and this seems reasonable, as it
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-29
JUDICIAL ADvERrusEmrrr-
AUCTION SALES.
by G. e. Girardev.

the First District Of this city. In tho 49,
bounded BY Prytania. Coliseum, Et,tnr s saaafe
'front.' % PrYtanIa street by III fact iii thnenss
,lnes IN depth. between parallel lines Thae ss3f
,9t II designated by tho No 81 on a n n1 saad
M9ehaussn deposited n the oiIlco Of pG,a nrb
NO " on plan, No rs. In tho sans Slice e as rot
gethsr with all the buildings and im,r,al.o-
uents thereon. comprising tho handsome i've eve.
Prytanla street ~ the NO. IN
Terms md Conditlons-On half or -.
eaah, M the opi9n Of the purchaser. and p re
leans Savings Institution at par ,bs -, MeW VI
to assume enc taxes duo md sxigbs IL ,'sar
over and above the price Of ndluiiantinnn ivy a
iurther pay In cash tho auctoneer,s eba r ana
for tho saie Of the property. charges
Aet o. sale ~ Tbs expense Of the nurcb,.x.
before a. Hero. ESD. notary public. '0nassf,
ruy25 40 Al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-29
SUCCESSION OF JOHN DEvINE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Al. 179.

RY G. p GIRARDEY. ,Aulsct.ioneer,o ONCE
> No. 81 Camp atreet-On SATURDAY, June
q, 1879. at u O'Clock ~. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange in the rotunda OF the st. Charles
Hotel. in this city. will be sold at public auction,
BY virtue and IN pu,rrsuance Of an order s., from
District Court for the parish q Orleans. dated
the twelf b day of May. 1879 and rendered
In the above entitled succession. the following
oeAe UERra1N nof OF GROUND situated in
the First District of this city, IN the square
bounded by Chippewa formerly Pacan1er1 An
nunciatlon. Richard and Mark ct streets, measu-
ring 81 feet II inches and 5 lines front on
Chippewa street by depth Of 127 feet 10 inches
and s il aes, between parallel lines on a certain
plan draw by G. a. HedIn. architect. dated the
twentieth day, Of May. ls29. ap q deposited for
notary public in this city rs plan No. "a. Beinls
the same property which was acquired by the
said John Devine. deceased, by purchase from
Miss Sophia Curneen. BY, act passed before said
T. q. Stark late notary. dated the twenty ninth
Of October. 1850; together with ali tbs buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and Condtions-Cash and the pur-
chaser to assume the taxes due and e4igibIe in
1879 over the price Of adjudication.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser
before W. J. Castell. Esq notary public.
uyfT "a 81 IsT ii Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-29
BASE BALL.

The +. A. Burke Base Ball Club will play
the Christey Kinch Base Ball Club on the
Distilery Green, Freetown Sunday morning
at 10 :3o o'clock. good game ID expected.
The Burkes are sorely in need Of water boys
They would like to hear from the Fricke or
Bltnkey clubs; also the Francis +. Nichols.
OUR BOYS BASE BALL CLUB
At meeting held last night the Our Boys
Base ball Club was organized, with the fol-
lowing officers and members: G. Dobbins,
captain and list b., q. Clark, G.; K. Harmon,
president and I'd b.. A. Sherxaan, D.; Joe
sherman, Sd b., VIM. Harnan, Treasurer and
g. 6. Marks, 8. s.. Z. Roche, r. f.; Tom
Rebenach, l. I.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE PAUL WATER
MAN CLUB.
This club, after crossing bats with the Pat
Mtaley Club on the grounds at the House Of
refuge on Saturday last, and defeating them
by a score OF - to i, again crossed bats
Yesterday with the celebrated o. K. Club on
the Montegut street green with the following
score: 81 to %; and will tomorrow. for two
kegs of beer and heavy wager, play the
famous I. ,. FACET nine on the Montegut
street green. Game to commence precisely
at 3 80 O'Clock.
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SUPREME COURT.
wednesday, May IL, 1870.

Present: All the justices.
nv CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING.
No. 74so Henry Barth Va. Mrs. l.. Bone. a
Schneider. third Opponent,-Bs grhnteh
No. 5tG3. M. Grivot Va. Louisiana State Bank
Rehearing refused
No. 7lso Justin Lacoste w. Thoa. II. Handy
ct ais Hehearing refused.
No. 1850. State Of Louisiana We. Southern
Bank .-1tehearing refused.
No. tata. Mrs. Ellen Murray. for herself, etc.
vs.. Pon'ehartrain Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ing refused r,.n..
fresno. widow M. FIorane.- Rehearing rafnaed
M. 7o7l, Paul Belloc1 w. the City Of New Or
leans 1T ais. Rehearing refused.
No 73gi State Of Louisiana vs.. u. IL. Lhnier.-
Rehearing refused.
No. 748e. John Scbrapfer We. Mrs. Uranie
Florane Rehearing refused.
No. 7aGo. Michael She 10y w. J. q. Dobbins ct
collaborating ref used.
No, 1869 New Orleans Gaslgbt Company vs..
Bnnrd IF Assessors. Isebaaring refused,
No. 1893 New Orleans Pacific Hallway Com
pany vs. And. II. Gay. tutor. On$ehearlng.
Former decree maintained.
BY JUSTICE MARI.
NJ, 1920 Male x Cnmmack Va. II. u. Dufour.
On observation-disclosures decree maintained.
Justice - delivered q dissenting opinion,
In which Justice White concurred.
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TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. "a
Poeyfarre. between Annuncation and Con
stance streets.
BY CONSENT OF PARTIES BALE POSITIVE.
pY @. II. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-O Office No.
- 81 Camp street-SATURDAY May 81, 1870. nj
IL o'clock m. vt st. Charles Auction Exchange.
will positively be sold mt public auction. by con
THE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. des
gnated by tho No. ~ Poeyfarre. street. In the
square bounded by Posyfarre. Caltlope, Annun-
eiatlon and Constance streets. Tho lot meas
ures 2s feet inches 2 lines front on Poeyfarro
street by 132 foot inches In depth, between pr
nle lines Together with the buildings and I'm
provements thereon consisting Of the two ator y
brick dwelling known by tho Mo- ~ Poeyfarre
street. 1t Is built entirely from the street and
s Enclosed by an iron fence.
Terms and ConditloDs-On e-hHlf or moro
cash ut tho purchaser q option. md the balance
III. ono or ono and two yours secured by mort
gage and vendors lion. bearlD& Nil the usual
clauses of psf cent per Hnnum interest. 3 per
cent attorneys fees, policy Of Insurance trans
ferred and tho purchnser tn assume tho taxes
duo and exigible In 1879 over and above the
price Of adjudication.
Act OF aale before A. ]. Armstrong, Esq..
notary public. ut tho expense OF the purchaser.
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