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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

Succession of Marie F. MarmOnfe!. Fieri
Facias in favor OF Josephine Raoux: Pierre
transois NonTet, sao C., vs.; rrnSo ns
Orleans, No. le,oo..
A. Arbogaste VS.. T. Jure-Sixth District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, No. 10, 1l6.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRrTS OF FIERI FACIAS
ID 10 me directed by the Honorable The said Dis
r.ct Courts for the parish of Orleans ia tine above
en-. tied causes will proceed to sell at public
ton, at the MERCHANTS and Auct ioneers Exchange,
streets in the Second District of this city, SAT-
URDAy, February Is, 1871 at twelve o'clock, NJ,
The following 10y descIihed property. to VII
buildings and Improvements thereon, and all the
rights privileges s-rvt,Ides and appurtenances
th.r.nnto belonging and appertainins, situated in
The Third District OF the city of New Orleans, in
tia- portion thereof lately known Washington
slhurb, on Levee street, between s.. Ferdinand
three, plan made by L. J. Pile and J. Conn
u l.lly, !ate surveyors. the seventeenth of Feb
Tualy. lS3!. and annexed for reference to an act
passed the first OF March, 1896 before Felix dc
Arka., then notary public in this city, said lot
measuring twenty -three feet five inches and two
eig!iths OF an inch in front Oh Levee street, and
one hundred feet in depth
Together. also, with ninety shares, now reduced
20 siShty-iOur. i'll the capital stock OF the Niti-
Gems Bank OF Louisiana, secured by mortgage ON
sid property.
Eeiu. the same property which was purchased
ty defendant herein from Pierre Passebon by act
PASSED before Charles Boudousque. late a notary
..arv, 1913.
TIE buildings ard improvements comprise q
tE,ct-storv brick house. No. l2o Peters street
Seized in the above suits.
-einis-'The purchaser to assume the payment OF
stock note for the sum of SIX hundred and
thirty dollars t$630l. in favor Of the Citizens Bank
OF Louisiana, payable on the first OF March 1871
INtG Or renewable, according to the ten ms of the
charter OF SAID bank, and the balance OF the price
OF adjudication cash Oh the spot.
Jazz ie3 - Sherln OF the parish of Orleans.
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DEBATES OF THE House.
WEDNESDAY, January -, lS1
.Lau.l,tcr.l


House met promptly at twelve.
Speaker Carr IA the chair.
Ninety members present.
Prayer by III" Chaplain.
The Committee on Printin. reported
favoraDlv Oh resolution with regard to the
publication OF the journal of the House in
the Ne" Orleans Lo.isiunioH. Stamford and
German Ha-.tte. ivy inserting .StGte He0iste,.
instead OF the German Gazette, which has
the printIn. by contract frem the State.
Mr. Burch. OF East Baton Rouge: would
IKE t" ask 1t The STATE Register has not the
printing by contract.
The Speaker: There has been no contract
signed that the Chair knows of.
Mr.. Bureh. oi East Baton Rouge: While
nave the floor would say that it is no more
than Just and right that we should continun
the resolution us Il originally was InmaI1-
ing these remarks. | 90 not wish any Derson
to consider that have any personal ieelino
against the A'G:S'ei, although it has devoted
considerable SPACE to my personal affairs.
IL has II" more clam upon this House than
any o'hef paper, and | think we ought to
favor the GG-ette. We are wi)Iinr IN do
what we possibly can to benefit all nersons
interested. move that the STATE Reojstcy
be stricken Oh. and the German Gc-rue
inserted. ""~''''
MI. Schumacher, of Orleans. moved ,
postponement of the consideration of tho
report until Friday u '''0
On motion OF Mr.. Antoine, of Orleans
tH IN motion topostpone was tabled by a vote
OF a. yeas to 80 nays. " 'o'o
Al, IN moving an indefinite postponement of
the report and resolution "a
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas: When this
resolution came up some DAYS ago. maids
lew remarks with regard to it, The IawS
OF the State authorize the Governor T;a,,'
tenant Governor and Speaker of the Honss
20 contract with such papers as they see tit
!3hrougnout the State for the printing of the
laws OF the State and the journals of both
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Jules Cassard vs.. Michel 4. PeyroHx-
Fcurth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. u COZ.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
d directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
C,I,rt for the parish of Orleans i'll the above en-
-i.led cause to Thomas L. Maxwell, la-e SherH anu
t,v said late sheriff to transferred. VIII pro,
ee4d sell at public auction, at the Merchants anu
Auct;oneers Exchange, Royal street, bet ween Canai
and CustomhOuse' streets, i'll the Second District OF
MS CITY on SATURDAY February rs, 1871, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, 20
wit
TWENTY CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate
in he 1aubours Irene, Second District o. this city,
ir square number twenty two, when 3 ooundr9 ~
Gate SIXTH streets designated by the nnb hers two
and We to twenty three inclusive, and measuring
as follows viz: Lot number two, !hlrty-t"C feet
three in hes and line front on Dupre street, by
a depth of one hundred and forty one feet seven
inches and five lines Lots numbers. five, SIX and
front on Dulnaue street, by one hundred feet IN
depth. Lots numbers eight to thirteen inclusive,
each thrIyoue feet five inches and SIX lines fronG
OF Dumaine street, by depth, between parallel
zines. OF one hundred feet. Lot number hve FORM
u q the corner Dunlaine and Dupre Gate Filthy
streets and said lot number thirteen formn, tho
corner OF Dunaine and White tlate SIXTH Streets
Lots numbers fourteen to seventeen inclusive eacn
about thirty-twO feet front on White tIate SiXth)
street. by hundred and fort one feet seven
eighteen twenty three inclusive, each thlrt zone
fee. five inches and six lines front on ST. Ann street.
ty one hundred feet in depth: lot number eighteen
forming the corner cot st. Ann and White Qate
SIXTH streets.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
c. S. SAUv1NET,
ial5 feiO % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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Ri VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
~ SAFE, directed by the Honorable the sixth
Ds'iict Court for the parish of Orleans in the
apoVe entitled cause, to Thomas L. Maxwell lata
9heriii, anu by said late Sheriff to me transferred
\, VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the
a.trchatS and Auctonetrs' Exchange ROYAL
ttniee!, netween Canal and Custonhouse streets in
t E second District OF this CITY or SATURDAY,
IeoruarE H. 1871, at twelve O'Clock M the following
described property to wit 10
VNt CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
tit me rights, ways, privileges and appurtenances
;neionSihS or III any wise appertaining situated
III East Eouligny. in the Sixth District OF
me cry OF New orleans, iate the CITY
VI Jefferson i'll this state in SQUARE
ntinncr twenty-five, which is bounded by Live
oaH' MireiiSo Magazine and Constantinope 81 reefs
anu designated by the number three on a sketch
marked g, and annexed to an act of 6eposit
PASSED before James d. AUSustn notary public in
me CITY or New Orleans, ON the weuty-sccond
AaTcii, 1907 he said lot three measures twenty
hlhe rect 'front.' on Marengo street bv a Jepth of
, une hundred and twenty feet, between parallel
ines being one OF three lots OF ground which
francis Thomas, Jr:, acquired by purchase from
the heirs OF Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Mllondon nv
act passed before said James d. Augustin. notary
Fuohc, on the twenty fifth March 1869 Being tho
same property acquired by defendant herein BY {
purchase from plaintiff. by act passed before
"lIiit" II. fascoe. notary public on the seyea
'eehth gay OF November, 1869.
Seized in the above suit ts
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
;.,no.. c. s. SAEVINET
'"A" -''eAA onerlu OF the parish OF Orleans.
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..,-. {. s. SAUV1NET
Il4 IL TEL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
fI ra villarceaux Macartyvs VS.. .iuGustin ID

hern0u"y-Eourth District Court for the Parish
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SAIE
- to me directed by the Honorable the Eour+h
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Excbange
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhonse
streets, in the Second District of this citv on
SATURDAY. February Ia, 1871, at twelve O'clock N.
the following descr bed property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated j., +b,
SaunonrE Washington District paunoy in the
and Port streets having thirty feet six inchea
front on Moieau street. by hundred feet deem
me "hoe American measure comprising the. l6t
designated by the number eight of square number
lo'f ana one FOOT and half OF lot number nine ar
cording to plan drawn by Joseph Pile In te sur
vevor on The ninth day of February 1885 and de-
Posited II, the office of Felix de Armas late n
notary pAolc III this city, together with all the
puihiih@s ana improvements thereon Swithout ex-
ceptloh or reservation; heing the same prone rtv
purchased by defendant herein from the heirs ot'
Mistress dniilaume RetaUd, as per act passed he
lore o. Drouet a notary public in this city. dated
the thlrt y-fiTst day of March, 1862 ~
Seized III the above s.sit.
Ierms-Cash the spot
:,-,o.,, c. s. SAUVINET
ldl' - i'lo Sherin of the Parish Of Orleans
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i. g. FarwcH & Co. VS.. f. VI. Fisk-Fifih
Hs,iIct Court Tor the parish OF Orleans, No.
1880. "
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
II TO me directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
tr.ci Cont for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, win proceed to sell at public auc-
non, at the Merchants and Allctioneers' Ey Change
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. III the Second Distrc: OF this city on
AItRDAf, February 4, 1871 at twelve O'clock NJ
the Following described property to wit -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with the
buildings and improvements thereon rights priyi-
'ges etc, situated in the First District of this
city, III the square bounded by Notre Dame New
LeVee, Elrod and Fulton streets, aud designated
ny me number ten on plan known as the plan of
j. A. Beard duly certified by Hugh Grant late sur
yeyor. under date Of the twelt Ii january 1859 and
deposited N the Office of H. Il. Cenas late a notary
puoiic IN TINS city for reference Said lot measures
l"entythree feet eight inches and six lines front
on New Levee stertt and twenty-five feet nine
lhchrS ana SIX lines front on Fulton street by a
oeIth OF one hundred and twenty-oue feet seven
inches and tive lines, the line which divides n
IRON iot number nine and one hundred and TWENTY
one rect nine inches and line in depth and 'front.'
oii Notie Dame street-being the same property
acquired by defendant herein by purchase from,
Wy flssnan, as per act passed before George
W. Christy,a notary public i'll this city, on the
went ,l!rst day of March, 1866
Seized In the above suit,
lerms-Cash on the spot.
. G. s. SAUVINET
la4 ], fpf Sheriff Of }re r;Sho Of nrI,,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

A terrible murder and suicide occurred in
Baltimore last week. man named Ner-
burg, who had for a long time courted wi
dow named Anderson, shot the woman dead,
and with the same revolver blew out his own
brains. Nerburg, it seems, had several times
proposed marriage to the widow, and being
each time rejected, he finally resolved upon
this terrible course. The woman leaves two
children. The affair, Of course, created in
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CHARLES II. MERRITT.
Secretary of Senate.

Sauiislly. Ohio, claims 20 have. on a win
dow pane in one of its hotels, a photograph
of a young lady's face. taken by nature,
and without .he aid of the artist and so
distinct as TO be readily recognized by all
who had seen the original, as that Of a
young lady residing in New Orleans, who,
with her mother and sister, spent the sum-
mer season at the house, occupying the room
in which the window is located and fire.
quently sitting at it for hours at time,
looking out upon the street.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OFFICIAL. JOURNAL
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
7 r S Il S + S s I O -
OF TEE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TEE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
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2. ID.
ia25 feiO % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans-
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'rancis ThOmns. Jr., vs. Charles .yash.
lnSt"h-SiNth District Court for the parish of

iai7 % f.l3 SHERIFF of 4La p.r;f - 80 81,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

.Iu.ps Cassard VS.. Michel 4. PeyrOnx-
Foyrth district Court for the parish OF Orleans,
COZ
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-07

Mr.. EDITOR We desire, in be-
half fthe teachers Of this and adjoin-
ing counties. who have attended the
Normal Institute conducted by Mrs.
NJ. A. Peck, to express through the
columns OF your paper our perfect
satisfaction with the manner in
which it has been conducted. And
though we regret that the attendance
has not heen larger. we unite in say
ing that we do not regret tho ex.
pense, considering that we had been
well paid by what we have learned
in the past four weeks, and we trust
that the valuable suggestions Of OK
perience, and the jealous interest
manifested in our improvement and
success will not be lost upon US, but
will aid US much in orr coming work.
And we hopo the next Normal In.
stitute, to be held next summer, will
| be supported by all tho teachers o.
county. For wc are satisfied thai
it is one Of the best methods of OBJ
tanning that thorough proparatio,
for our profession which its ranl
and importance demand.
| Wo cordially recommend our In
structress to the people of Wapell
Co., as being well fittcd for the pos
| ton for which she HIS been nom
mated.
| l. 9. HALL,
! G. w. HoLLANl
i NJ. o. b. SoULE.
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ABOUT =. m HAIR.

Hair is the robe which curious Nature weayes,
And does edOrn our bOdies
Aud that alone remains when every other
Whenever . new article has come
up promising to enrich, adorn or
lengthen this most ornamental of all
coverings, our people have been ex-
ceedingly forward in giving it q trial
and in more INSTANCES than one have
been sadly disappointed. It is then
with great reluctance that we feel
disposed to urge anything new in
the way of Hair Restorers, and We
would not do so now. but for the
reason that we have in our mind an
article OF super excellent quality,
one that we have tried, and know
full well its value. It is not only .
dressing that beauties and renders
the hair OF q natural glossy appear
ance, but it lengthens it and will re.
store it TO it's original color. fired
and has become gray, it will bring
back the red. II faxen, back to
faxen; if black, the ravens plume
cannot outvie the lustre with which
it will again return to it. We know
Of a score Of persons whose faded
and fallen hair has been completely
restored by 1t. We speak of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.-
Use no other, or you win be disap-
pointed. Pitts6arg (PG) Gazstte.
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Choice Hogs for Sale

A. l.. Graves, Esq, living just one
mile north west of this city, has for
sale a large number of pigs, both
male and female, from two to three
months old, OF the Chester White
and Poland China or Magic breeds.
They are in fine order and condition,
and of the Simon pure stock. Price
from S. to $40 each, according to
age and quality. When persons
from abroad wish to order them, they
will be carefully boxed and put in
charge OF Express Co, free Of extr,
charge. Address,
A. L.. Graves
July 20 Wilt. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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KANsAs.-We are the recipients
of an elegant card printed at the
Commonwealth Office, Topeka, with a
nicely printed line complimentary
across its face. which bids US welcome
to tho Fair of that young but favored
and prospecting State. If We could
got away to attend any other than
our own State Fair, we would make
tracks for Kansas, for, besides know
ing that theirs will be q grand affair
we know that we would meet many
many friends who have left US an6
| settled in that fair land, which, i
nothing else, makes us feel tina
Kansas is Iowa's daughter, and there
fore we have a warm affection to
her.
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rraueuee Of Temperature ON Health.

In the fall the difference between the
temperature of night and day is greater
than at any other time of the year. In
the early autumn the quicksilver some
times rises as high during the day as IN
| the most fervid summer weather; while
| at night it often sinks to an almost w'ntry
| point. The human body not being made
| Of steel or India rubber, sensibly leeis
| these tremendous changes. To iortity the
system against them, a genuine ionic rs
| required and the public has long since
| discovered that among TINS description
| of medicines Hostetter's Stomach bitters
| Ia Ia tlnitely the best. 1t gently qulckens
the circulation. regulates the bowels,
| tones the liver, braces the nerves, ana
| thus puts tho whole physique on us de-
| tense against the yicissitudes OF tempera-
1 tire in, orr climate. Few, III any cases OIL
endemic fever are heard of in Localities
| where il is in common use. AS 1t becOn es
more and more widely known, ana the
demand for 1t increases. enills ana iever
and the bilious remltteni seem 70 leeeie
| before 1t. and If ever IL should come into
universal use, these diseases would cease
| Is be known as the scourges OF our low
living and marshy districts. That homely
bit Of proyerbial philosophy, that pre-
! yention is better than cure" should be
especially borne in mind IN the autumn
months and indeed in all seasons, to-
gelher with the fact that among all The
breyeutiyes of malarious disease, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is the most safe
and potent. .
Be certain, however, to obtain the gen
uine article, as countless imltations OF 9
pernirious character are abroad see thai
the externals are all right, and remember
that Hostetler's Stomach Bitters is sold In
bottles alone.
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WOODEN GOODS 7!

George Godfrey collars q f'lake'
and Mitchell & Briscoe have for sale,
in Carpenter 4 Godfrey's store, on
Court street, . large quantity OF
Wooden Goods and Yarn, held by
them as Mortgages, which they are
selling out in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at wholesale icbbing prices.
They consist of all wool Flannels,
Plaids. Checks, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Satinetts, Jeans, Blankets, Yarns, &C.,
&c.
The entire stock will be closed out
for cash, in few days, to close up
said Mortgages. Farmers aud 9TH
ers needing such goods will save
money by calling soon, as they are
being sold at manufacturers Joobing
prices.
These goods are all now, rlgh'
from tho factory. Call soon ane
secure bargains.
GEORGE GODFREY,
ZoLLARs 4 BLAKE,
MITCHELL & BRiscoE.
1 a3ldl0W2
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Pasent Medicines of all kinds, and
nothing but the genuine, always in
stock at Williamson Il Kelley's.

ALABAMA CLAIMs.-We are in.
formed that the most persistent and
unyielding Of the private citizens
who have claims vs. tho British Gov
eminent, are DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., OF
Lowell, Mass, the manufacturers OF
medicines. They will consent to
nothing less than that their demand
for medicines Destroyed by the Brit
ish pirates shall be paid in gold and
in dollars to the last cent. They are
emboldened by the fact that the des-
truction Of their goods by tho Eng
lish in China and elsewhere for
where are not that troublesome
nation trampling upon somebody p
have hitherto been paid in full, and
they now say that they shall be-
They, however, propose this COM
promise Give US Canada and we
will call it even, because We can then
send our remedies there without
duty Washington Ne,cs.
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BY virtue of an Execution to ME directed
from the Clerk of the District Court Of Wap.
clio County, Iowa, ON a judgment obtained
before W. II. Gaylord, a Justice Of the Peace
on the 2id day OF July, 1871, in favor Of James
rs Defendant, transcript of said judgmeEl
fled in said Clerks Office. July 23d. 1871, ioi
the sum of Fifty.Four and 3l.l00 Dollars, and
costs taxed at $50 and accruing costs, have
levied upon the following Real Estate taken
as the property OF said Defendant, to satisfy
said Execution. to-wlt:
Lot No. six tIl in block No eight ~ in The
city of Eddyville, Wapeiio County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, on the sd day Of
Sept A. D., ISL in front of the Court Houst
door, i'm Ottumwa, at the hour of / o'clock
=. NJ, of said day when and where due III
tctlauce will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Ottumwa, Iowa. Aug. 18th, 1871.
s.. A. SWIG3Ef~r. Sheriff OF said Co.
BY VIM. II. II. AsRuRY, Deputy.
nolg-W
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coal.--coai.!-rAe Hest.

West 4 Terrell have opened a
new coal bank on Bear Creek, five
miles from Ottumwa, and are ready
to sell coal at the bank or deliver in
Ottumwa at the lowest living rates.
They challenge everybody in the
county to show coal superior in
quality to theirs.
aug 3.w6t sep l-6td.
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=
S HERRIEF7S SALE.

BY virtue OF an Execution to me directed
from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Wa
psllo County, Iowa, on Judgment 90taine's
In said Court, on the 2ith day oil Jannafn
and against ]. w. Brown, as defendant. Tor
the sum OF -Four Hundred and Seventy. ciso,
dollars and GO cents, Interest and costs taae,t
the following Real Estate taken as the proper
ty OF said defendant, to satisfy said execution,
o-wit:
tumwa, Iowa, except the eia OF seq OF sais
out lot No. SEVENTH.
And will offer the same for sale To the higii-
September, A. ID, 1871, in front OF TIE Court
House door, in Ottumwa, ut the hour OF one
o'clock, p. NJ, OF said day, when ana wneie
due attendance will be given ny the uhucF'
signed. 49, a.,
HDatea at Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug. 25th, 1871.
cSssss $. A. SWIGGETr, Sheriff of said 20.
BY VIM ii. II. AsBURY, Deputy. ln20w2
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John II. Gear and J. Wilson Will
liams are the Republican nominees
for representatives in Des Moines
county. Gear we understand is for
Allison in tho Senate, and Williams
for Harlan. This il SO, will give
with Senator Beardsley, two votes
for Harlan and one for Allison.