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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
WESTWARD THE STAR OF EN-
PIRE TAKES ITS Way.
Secure a Home In California.


THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AssoUIA.
TON OF CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated under the laws of the State Noven.
Der 30th 1857, for the purpose of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS,
and thereby induce immigration.
SapitAi blUUOUO
Divided into 100000 shares at IS each, payable in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers immedi.
ately upon receipt of the money
No PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE TEAM FIVE
SHARES.
A Circular. containing q full description Of the
property to be distributed among the shareh olders
will be to any address upon receipt of stamps to
cover return postage.
Information as to price of land in any portion of
the State upon any other subject Of interest to
parties proposing to immigrate. cheerfuy furnish.
ed upon receipt of stamps for postage.
All letters should be addressed
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AS.
ISOLATION. POstOffee Box No. &C. San Franc SEQ,
California Au272m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
seis ocl II sheriff q i6e Fa1iss i o EII
George fave vs. yyanInm G. eraAam.


THIRD DISTRICT COURT or NEW OR
Il LhANS-No. 28059.-Bv virtue of a writ of fer
tacias directed BY the Honorable the Third Distric
to George v, Avery, late Sheriff, and By said Iss
Sheriff to me transferred will proceed to sell q
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Oustomhouse streets. in the Second District 0
thus CITY, on TUESDAY, October 8, 1888 al
Slosss "a 81 The right tits and interest IF q
halt in and to the following described property,
H. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situsts
as per sketch thereof annexed tn an act passed b.
fore =, G. Gottsehalk, Notary Public in this Oity
Dofgenois, Rochebave and Venus streets and ID
turnpike or New Shell Road. and containing ten
lots Cd from one to ten i1eluHiys. and ruI
Venus street, lot No: l, forming the corner Of To
turnpike or New Shell Road and Roehehlave street
or New IVY Shell Road and DOfsenois 81 street.
q SIX OEkTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate
in the rear Of this City, designated by lots No.
noia Rochebisys. Venus, and Euphrosins sireeii
and measuring according TO the said sketch there
Sssying $50 fset in depth, between parallel line:
and lots 20 u inclusive, have each IS feet niche
In Width, in the rear By the following depth
line Of lot No and ITS feet inches and 6lines on th
line Of lot Of No. which lot No has 10 test inche
and lines on the line of lot No 10 which LOT No \
lot No IL has 10 feet inches on the line Of lot No
u, which lot No. II forms the corner Of Dorgelo
saS nss n dspth Snd front 90 said Eaphront
street together with all the rights ways, servtudes
privileges, and advantages appertaining to said lot
len ant Jointly With Samuel Bow from Ssm1e Q
Rundle Is per said act before H. q. Gottschatk no
Seized in the above suit.
~ THOs u MAXWELL,
nnng Ehar 4es.ff ~ D. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
Eusebe ReseIo ID. CharIes Ilobertson


ToURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Of seizure and sale me directed by the Honorab.
the hourth District Court for the parish of Oriean.
In the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Aue
toneers' kxohAnRe, Royal street, between CAna
and Onstomhouse streets. in the Second Distiic
Of this eity, on .sAToRDAY. October 10. 1855 d
L 4 LOT OF GROUND, situated In the Second
District Of this city, late First Municipality, desg
measuring, in English. measure, twenty seven fesi
front on Cont street By one hundred feet threa
inches and two lines in Depth between parallel lines
the whole conformity with plan Of the lat.
Joseph Pile surveyor. OF the rst oil May $50, and
deposited IN the office of d. l. MeCay late notal,
public in this city; together with the buidngB ard
Improvements thereon. without exception or resst
4 AND THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALE Of
lot Of ground situated in the Second Districthf tbn
city, lac First Municipality desRpated b. the nun
Der twelve Of square No 50, comprised within Cana
Cugtomhoase, D0rhiRus, and Roman street8 ani
mnn1urlng, in American measure, twenty-zogen fgq
l front on Quatomhouso street, BY one hnpdred AM
nix fcot eigot iuchca IN depth between parallel lines
! the Wrclo In conformity WITH plan OF the dfBt
Nay 1870, drawn By Jos Pile. lats Surveyor, an
ID. l. MeQayt together with the one undivided bal
oftha buiidinGs and imDr0vemsnt u thsrapn withon
| exception or reuarvations tho Wbois Vih NOR
tQlly appear hy reference 70 ect passed before
Dfouet notary public. in this city. on the tWentle
kglsud N the ahoge suit. 5 SIT
Tsfms-cash on the spet,
sssg oela Sheriff ii he Parish i q K o RE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

husband.
EIFTH DISTRICT CJURF FOR THE PARISH
A. of Orleans, No. l9Si5.-By virtue Of writ o.
TERI faciAs, to directed BY the Honorable the FIFTH
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
omitted cause, will proceed TO sell at public auction
at the MERCHANTS and Auctioneers' Exchange, Roy
al street, bet tween Canal and Customhouse streets
in the Second District of this city, on SATURDAY.,
October Seventeenth, 1883 at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The one undivided!hah of the following described
property, to wit
AUEiTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in this
parish, in the town Of Algers designated on plan
], 1866 as lot No. I, of square comprised within
DelAronde, Seguin, Bouns and Where streets, mes
surfing sixtythree feet eleven inches and three Inns
twenty'seven feet ten inches and five lines "a
Segnin street, between parallel lines; with all ITO
buildings and i'm improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. l.--..-
sels ocl II Sheriff Of the Parish Of orieans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

PEEVEs' AMRROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
improved,
IT is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigorstss the Roots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow IuxuriGnt,y.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Oct.
Itkeeps the hair from Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald 70
years.
tits composed entirely Of simple and purely veeets.
Bile substances.
has received over siz thousand voluntary tssimo-
malls Of its excellence many Of which AFRO from ply
sicians in high standing.
1t is sold in hAltpOund bottles the name blown in
the glass; by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Good.
everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle Wholesale by
Dem Barnes Co.; G. +. Wells d o.; schisRsiin
nag 90. New York
~ Nxox nm. nOcx nm ~ uwu.r
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
IA .OO0 mo.
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ERAsTUs LYMAN. PRESIDENT.
HraneA OMse. MO. so Camp atrasts
| NEW ORLKANB
h Q. PAxsoE. MANAGER.
j. b. GUTHRIE, GENERAL AGENT.
Sma Losses raid ~ this
osnssns A1ss %. under TIE rule. q The
rospt Tor non.psysn. q prom,s, y .s.a..s
msnts in application.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

4 q. Twichem VS.. bernard AVeRno.
ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
II Parish of Orleans No. 1886 BY virtue of a1
alias writ of er facias to directed by the Honor,
able the Fourth District Court for the Parish of Or
leans, in the abOve-enttled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
toneers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Snstomhouse streets in the Second District Of
this City, on TUESDAY, September %, 1868, at
A LoT OF GROUND in the Second District Of
this city in the square bounded by Orleans St. Ann,
Bourbon, and Royal streets, and all the buildings
and improvements thereon the same being known as
the Orleans Ballroom and Orleans Coffeehouse, etc
said lot measures lib feet inches front Orleans
street, lO4 feet inches and lines in depth on the
line nearest to Bourbon street. at which depth tae
said lot widens nine feet inches, thence run
nlng back to 81 Ann street The said lot measures
sixty feet eight inches and lines, fffythres
feet eleven inches and four lines in depth on the sus
nearestto Royal street. at which depth the SAID LOT
runs toward and perpendicuar to Bourbon street
fifty feet four inches and four lines thence the
said line runs toward and perpendicular to ST. Ann
street. and measures by further depth one hund
red and ten feet ten inches and four lines and sixty
si1 feet seven inches and four lines in width tie
rear and front on St Ann street, The whole accord
teenth March, 1851, and filed in the Fifth District
Court Of New Orleans, being part of the SAINT
property purchased by bernard Avsgno, the de
PENDANT herein, from j. H ParlanEe. BY act befor,
Joseph O1ver notary public in this city dated ali
tenth February, 1867. =
Seized in the above suit
Terms-UAsh on the spot.
aus sel6a 70 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
MYRTLE cenr s.al " : Cecilia Keeran and

MYRTLE Courcelle VS.. Cecilia Keeran and
= her husband John Keegan.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPA
y ish Of Orleans, No. q $50 by virtue of a writ
Of seizure and sale to directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell al
pub auction. at the Merchauts' and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
custom mouse streets. in the Second District Of this
O'Clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon lying,
being, and situated in the Fourth District of this
eity in the square founded by st. Mary St. Andrew,
Annunciation, and Laurel streets, designated as
No /, and measuring twentyeiRht feet front on St.
mary street, by one hundred and twenty-tbree feet
ten inches and five lines in depth and front on An.
nunoation street. and twenty eight feet in the rear
Being the same property acquired by defendant
from the succession Of her deceased husband, who
acquired it from William r. Herbley by act passed
before Edward Barnett notary public, in this CITY,
dated May IL, 1862. ~
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
- THOMAS L. MAXWELL
Eu22 81 sen Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

4 ~ NAAuMAhl
TROPICAL RooFrEa bANUFAo7oRY
llft b no Dealarin 41.I Ifs ~
Dsal. chareoAl cokes tEhlfe Sand ahe
fAr1Woeds 8 Hl 711i
"A Bianvilis street. corner Of Mafaia isH orissnB
Orders left ths aborl place. or Boz So 1eehapios
Rzchsazsi win eeiysrronD, tsutioa. apt
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G. That the artc Of association OF the said Hef.
chants Bank be apd are hereby modified. altered
and amended in conformity with the foregoing.
And the said appeaIers for themselves and those
whom they represent, do hereby become sockholdeFs
in the said As ociuton by horeunto subscribing for
the same number OF shares Of one hundred dollars
CS10D each, Get opposite the respective names.
Thus done and passed at New Orleans, in my Office,
the day, month and year first above written in the
presence Of Messrs Edgar Montegut and Edouard
Pilot, competent witnesses. who have signed with
the said apDearers and me, Notary after reading the
whole, -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL. ..
A REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
Injection Rfcord.
IS the only remedy that can be relied on for the
tam safe; and speedy cure of Gonorrhea in all its
stages Chronic elect OF the longest aiding, Fuor
Albus. or Whites
No internal medicine is necessary when this remedy
Is used and persons who for months, and years
have suffered from these diseases and tried all other
Things IN vain, can calculate upon speedy and per
remedy.
In ali cases Of FLUoR ALBUS, or WHITES. so
common IN warm climates, it invariably affords i'm
mediate relief.
CAUTION.-None genuius without the written
slgn ature OF RIQORD on the wrapper, the name
INJECTION RECORD, FARIS-blown in the glass
OF the bottle, with cap 81 similar inscription:
MAUNSELL q BOGkL,
aus 6m Wholesale Agents, 43 Magazine street.
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EDU. PITQT,,, -
q. LEGARDEyh,JA.

certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the
original extract for reference among the records 81
New Orleans, this iifsh tsss Of September, ls6e g
i I = - a. EhGARDEUk, JR.. II
ettf Notary Public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

j. the undsrsicued Deputy Recorder Of Mortgages
in and Tor this sfty and parlh Of 0rleans State q
Eas this day day fseofded In this Office in B. s. 1
y A DuCATHL, JR,,
= ssls SIT Deputy Recorder.
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Avegao Willo1. per pro 2. H Reynes,,...... 90 =
Blanchin & Sirlud, per pro u. Ill Keynes 80,
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-06
4 RHRaWay Who Found At DesroK--
990, 900 sauanaered.
[BFOm the DetIOll Free Press.

iron the Deh1oii Free Press
At the breaking out Of the late civil
war, there lived 10 che interior OF Miss.
issippi wealthy family named West.
ern, consisting Of father, mother and
two sons; but the rude blast Of war
swept over the land, and the family be-
came widely separated, leaving only
the old people at home. During the
four years of terror which followed.
one OF the sons pefished in the Con.
federate army, and the other emiRrated
westward, and for many months no
tidings OF him reached his parents. AT
length the father, no longer able To
endure the suspense, started in search
OF his son, and during his absence the
wife and mother decamped with 500.
600. Whittier she went at first we are
not informed, but a short time ago the
Chief Of Police Of this city, received a
letter from the son alluded to above.
informing him that Mrs. Western was
then in this city, ct work in a dress.
making establishment on Woodward
avenue, and requesting him to keep
trace Of her movements, until his father
and himself should arrive.
The Chief called at the establishment
indicated in the letter and found the
woman whom he caused to be arrested,
By dint Of little sharp practice,
about one-third Of the money was re.
covered, but she persistently refused
to give any information that would
lead TO the recovery of the remainder.
When asked why she left home under
such circu instances, ,she replied vaguely,
end her general demeanor was such as
to induce the belief that she is at
times insane. Atleast, so said her son.
She offered no objections to return
ing home, but, on the contrary, as
sented with the greatest eafnestness.
Whether she was accompanied in her
flight by any person, and what has
been done with the remaining fourteen |
Thousand dollars, are problems yet to
be solved. However, there was for
giveness, and comparatively happy |
reunion at the Office Of the Ohief Of |
Police yesterday, and the two started |
for home last evening.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-06

SUICIDE THROUGH SYMPATHY short
time ago youth named Lawrence
Bollach was sent to Blaekwell's Island
for drunkenness, by Judge Dodge, he
being requested to do so by Lawrence's
mother, who thought it might lead to
her sons reformation. Ever since the
imprisonment of Lawrence, young
brother named Jacob, who was greatly
attached to him, had been 80 filled with
sympathy for his brother, that he beg
ged his mother constantly to 90 to the
Police Court and try to get discharpe g
for him, and often the lad was found
crying bitterly over his brothers mis-
fortune. On Saturday morning Jacob
made another appeal in behalf of his
brother, but his mother determined to
make the lesson to her waywerd son
effectual, wonld not listen TO
the proposition, whereupon the
boy began to cry again, and Mrs. Bal
lach left her residence, No. AL West
Twenty-fifth street, and went market
ing. On returning home she had some
difficulty in opening the door, but
finally succeeded, when she was almost
paralyzed at the sight Of her boy hang.
ing from peg over the door, by his
comforter, quite dead. The woman's
ahrieks aroused the neighbors, who
came in and took the body down. -
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest, but
no cause conld be assigned for the deed
except the despair caused by his sym
pathy for his brother. An order was
issued on Saturday by Judge Dodge
for the release OF the prisoner, that he
| might be able TO attend the funeral OF
bis brother. IN X World, lsth.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-06

4 ""~1~ ~N~"N CT
Kull has been appointed Austrian
Minister Of War.
The Berlin Dict has paused bill fol
railway loans for forty million thalsrs.
The party Of the left has been de.
feated in the Italian parliament on 4 motion
TO adjourn the debate on the budget for this
year. ~ n -
Count Sartigea, the French ambaasa-
dor to Rome, attended the New Year Eete OF
Francis |, ox-king Of the two Hloilys Pleas.
ant speec hes were made, and there was much
good feeling.
Mike MRrratt, who, il is now claimed
is positively known TO be the party who fired
The fuse at the clerkenwsll explosion, has
been arrested at Glasgow and taken 10 Lon.
oOn in irons. A man named Clancy has been
arrested In London charged with firing on
the police.
When the Cunard steamship Scotia
entered Queenstown on the 17th, q strong
police force quietly went aboard and arrested
George Francis Train, Grinnell and George
Hall, OF the passengers from New York. II
is understood that these gentlemen we're ta-
ken into custody on = charge Of being active
members OF the American wing Of the Fenian
A-AAASA
excitement both here and elsewhere through
out the kingdom, especially among the AmeT<
ican residents.
A strict search Of the person and
baggage Of Train disclosed no proof Of COM
plioity with the Fenian movements or justi-
Tying his arrest by the British police ON sus-
piciOn Of being concerned 10 Fenian plot
tings. Train asserts that he came over 10
Europe a. special correspondent for the
New York World. He has formally protested
through the United States Consul against
his detention, and be declares that he was
arrested on no other ground Of suspicion
than the finding Of an Irish paper In his
trunk.
The remains of Maximilian arrived
at Vienna on the night Of the 18th, by a
special train from Trieste, Ia charge OF q
military escort. The train was met on it's
arrival by the Austrian officials, large body
OF troops and vast crowd of people, who
had assembled 10 give expression to their
respect for the dead and sympathy with the
living. The remains were formally received
by the imperial family at the palace. This
eve ming the obseQuies will be celebrated with
. solemn procession and requiem mass
The manifestation n Of popular feeling is in
tense.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-06
Adventures Of q LndE Of Rank.

The last Court journal contains the
following remarkable story. We won
der Of what sort Of people the eng
glish mobH which attends fires is COM
posed. In America. no lady, whatever
her rank or however costly her dress,
is afraid to trust herself to the "crowd'i
upon all occasions. It amuses an
American to read the following story.
What remarkably courageous LADY
she wasI And how much confidence il
did possess for her to walk in crowdl
But truth is stranger than fiction, and
wonders will never cease, especially in
England. Here is the story:
1t is said that on the night her
Msjesty's Theatre was burnt, a certain
lady Of high rank was at the Olympic
Theatre. At the conclusion Of the per
formance she returned home, accompa.
MED only by lady friend, the gentle.
men Of the party preferring to walk.
The brougham had scarcely proceeded
so far as the outlet of the Strand when
all further progress in that direction
was impeded, and on inquiry as to the
cause, it was nnounced that some
houses on Carlton Terrace were burn
ing. In that terrace was the ladys resi-
dence, and her thoughts in moment
fiew of to the possible danger of her
four little children, the eldest not six
years old. The determination of the
agonized mother was taken almost in
an instant. Neither the aspect of
the crowd nor the peril of approaching
burning house daunted her for q
second. She left her carriage-her
friend pluckily refusing to desert her;
and plunged into the crowd, entreat-
ing every one before her to let her
pass. The crowd behaved admirably,
and the titled lady declares that she
can remember no instance Of obstruc
tion 10 her progress, or, indeed, of any
hesitation to assist in furthering it
The confidence evinoed in thus trusting
themselves to those assembled there
seems to have produced its own fulfill
ment; and these two ladies, whose bare
heads, elegant dresses, and costly orna-
ments must have been in strange and
tempting contrast to all around, not
only we're allowed to penetrate through
that compact mass Of people, but we're
very soon spared all labor IN doing so.
A group Of Young men--and apparent
" roughs-took upon themselves to
become their escort, They headed
them, shouting out, MAKE way for la
dies whose children are in danger r.
and as the crowd at once gave place,
the ladies had only to follow their chiv
alrous conductors in comparative else.
They were escorted safely and as quick
ly as circumstances would permit, to
the noble lady's own door, and with
true manly feeling the escort would
hardly let her wait to express her
thanks, but called to her to 'srun up
and kiss the kids" and they hurried off
to enjoy the sight in which they had
been interrupted. That lady is said
to be enthusiastic about her ''roughs"
Of Friday night, but will not hear of
their being designated by that term.