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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
ACHE SPEAR ArCT1ONEER-

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AuCTlONEER-
II Office as Exchange alley-THURSDAi January
% 1871 at twelve O'Clock NJ, Will be sold AT puphc
auction, at the Royal Street Auction Exchange,
late Bank of Louisiana, corner Royal ana CONT
streets BY virtue and i'll pursuance OF an order
from the Hon. Louis DuviGneaud, Judge OF the
second District Court OF New Orleans, dated De-
cember lG, 1870, for account OF the above success
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ing and improvements thereon and app'irte nilces
thereof situated in the Second District of this city,
on Orleans street between Bourbon and Dauphlle
streets, in square bounded by said streets and ST
Ann street measuring, French measure, =. fcet ana
inches front on Orleaus street, ny 20 ieet III
depth. ,.,o, .
one years credit with mort gage and vendor hcn
oa the property sold with gsht Per et sr rent
torney's fees in suit should Dc necessary ~
enforce payment OF sad note -
Act OF sale together with internal revenue
Stamps etc, before James Rehey notary pnphc, ;'t
the expense of purchaser d-Lz ~ lao - - ~
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JEwELRY, WATCH
SUCCESSION OF MARTHA J. SMITH.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. "a .322.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTIoNEER-
ID Office 46 Exchange alley-FklDAI, january
u 1871 at halfpast ten O'clock, Will be sold, on
the premises, corner Howard and Poydras streets,
by virtue and in pursuance to an order from tile
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge OF the Second DIS
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated jan
uary 9, 1871, for account OF the above SUCCESSION
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JEWELRi,
Terms-Cash. ial4 IS 10 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

:.iv.ElE sv:aR PLANTATION - ~: PARISH
CT iL.E:1I:: Known - he I:YCU
.GoyLA PLANTATION. slTy:~:,u ~ III.
v.SI >:i,. CF I.TGU ',HiLs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
SUCCESSION Or 4. 4. FRAZER.

Second pis.ric: Cour. for the Parish of Orleans
No. q POI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
By 3. j. Montgomery.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES DOYLE.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 33,1l1.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Gi-ardey & Co.
SUCCESSION OF RosALIE MEILLlEUR.

DOUBLE COTTAGE ON ST. ANDREW STREET
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

TWELVE BUILDING LOTS N THE FOURTH
DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
By r. M. & B. :. Montgomery.
PEREMPTORT SAL

PEREMPTORT SALE
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
JERSEY AND SLIDING SEAT WAGOES-SoME
SLIGHTLY DAMAGfD-AT AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

DY X, VI, 4 Il. j. NONTGGEERY.
ID 3. j. Montgomery Arction'er-" III be s"d
on WEDNESDAY. January rs, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at warercoln No. 43 NatcheZ street
THIRTEEN TOP AND OPEN BUGGlES, Jersey
and Siding Seat Wagons etc.-sone slightly dam
aged.
ja2i
IMPORTANT SALE OF one HUNDRED AND FIFTY
HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS, 81 EMINENT
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS, IN RICH
GOLD GILT FRAMES, At lauc-!qS, WITHOUT
RESERVE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE On
ORLEANS STREET.

SUCCESSION OF MARIE ANGLE DUPLESSlS
Secord District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. "a ,227.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.

SUCCESSION OF GEORGE W. HUNTINGTON.
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wv p NJ & IT, 4. viUNTtrD merry

DY X. VI. & Il. j. NiHNTG0NERi,
ON Wednesday, and THURSDAY evenings. at
: O'Clock. January % and 70, at Nc. C'irondeet
street between Canal and Common streets:
pa;ntinrs now Oh exhibition from \. ~ tn 9P
NJ. until time of sale. .,,.
oar citizens are respectfully invited TO the eH.il-
,;,;n visitors viii lee 1urI ishcd with descriptive
catalogues.
Trrms---Casn In United States treasury notes
i31i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

SINt-V.NlNE LOTS OF GROUND on FRANCE
S1HE.1 THIRD DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN The FIRST DISTRICT,
CORNER OF FELICITY ROAD AND RELIGIOUS
STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

Second District Court for tie PARISH q rlie.Ls,
No. 50 us.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE GEBHARD'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

United States District Court !og :he Es:r,c. o.
IOuisiar.-To. ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

ABOUT FIFTY-TNREE VALUABLE
AND PEREaIPToRILY 70 BE SOLD, WITH.
OUT RESERVE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-26

ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF L. Z. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
GREAT SALE OF PLANTATIONS, LANyS IN
LOUISIANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22

o...., .,x,.o y.ars a ehskcrees" Tho Jews, What
Thcy are Coming To-" and the always e1ceent nAce'
iauy Of the various editorial departments lhere III"
also poems by C. y. Crauch, NcTah Perry, Mrs H. =
MOulton. and others
The atlantic can boast OF an array OF talent
and celebrity i'll the present number when II r"'lS
found IN any magazine, whether American OF En.l'h'
II opens with OF Mr.. IouGfcows de@crpV" P''nN'
dclightfnl in It's antique flavor and quaint cooring 10"
which legend OF Governor Wentworth in the S'a'rH
colonial times Of New Hampshire affords the md'i"'
that the poet has wrought up with consmate 'hl' INT"
characteristic verse. Next follows the commencement
of Hawthornc's poSthumous story. SfptmI''s fehoh
or the Elixir Of Life" full Of the uasterv touches that
hetray the subtle rerius 81 tie writer; aIifr th"'
come college Days ~ Thomas jefferson ny VIZ
Parton. graphic piece OF lhnGrlphi'h comp"
kition in his peculiar style of realistic detail aHo
picturesque grouping. "a Change of Heart h'eV
dramatic sketch Ivy H. James ir myths Of the Bar
barrie World" one Of Mr.. John F>kc's erudite ana
instructive papers in which ne traces Z" their origin
several Of the popular traditions "f different races
" Some Arcadan shepherds" pleasant HI; ~ Iaiah
literary history, Ivy Mr. IowcS. and Diversions of ~"
Echo Club" in which cunning anonymous iaid tries
his skin and with happy success. in the 'mthtl'n
Of some of the famous modern poets. Di. Wen
dell Holiness "Poci a. the Breakfast Table,
brings before the Massachusetts reader. and
the Harvard student especially, series OF
pictures actual life reviving the fading mcmori"
ofcarly days during the transition period of Cambrldg"
between the old and The lines are drawn In sym
pathetic ink and need the fires of personal cypcrcnceto
disclose their complete significance. hut the blended
humor and nice observation of The descriptions VIII he
recognized and fclt by every reader Among the loch
cal contributors, beside Mr.. LonCfclow, are Bayard
TAYLOR, from whom we have THE Guests OF
Night" Thoughtful and suggestive piece inspired ny
the contemplation OF the Pastl T. C. stcdman who Gives
"The Heart Of New England" lay of pathetic rcc"''
lcctions r. W Parsons no sings song OF stole moral
tiles drawn from the sight of the swans IN - Jan'Ns
Park" and Bret IIartc. who relates the Story {"
"GrandmOthcr Tcntcldcn in exquisite poem Of the
or,vcr kind and in his hi chest vein Of ina inatinn and
feeling. The number closes withta wcllc"nsd"rcd ed
toral department. devoted 90 the literature, art. science
music and politics Of the month.
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. HISTORY OF rlIOSopHy FROM TEAiEs TO IRE IktN
RNT TIMR Nv pr. rKInDsISH USHfawEG I,"n@ ." no"
a. tor,,h G,rn.n FA'tcu. Professor GRO NOEL "
.',se Tnur,, in Michigan with sditons by rre' 'n NOAh
Poh1Hs. II Yalc (ohgc w. ~" pH o. '""i's ""''
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-03-02


"A Chicago Times correspondent writes
from. New York about funerals: ssThe
present innovation is to lay the body upon
a couch. dressed in its accustomed cloth
ing, with a pillow under the head. The
position is usually that Of the right or
left side, and the hands are arraigned in
some natural and easy position. IF the
dead is a lady, d handsome shawl is
thrown over the figure, and if man, an
Afgan or silken quilt serves for a cover
ing. Flowers are in the room but not
IN such obtrusive abundance as to make
the ordor of those beautiful things haunt
YOU forever afterwards. The funeral is
announced, and the friends and aequain-
tances are invited, through the public
prints, to be present and take leave of the
departed. No hearse and no coffin af-
front the sight and chill the blood with
those traditional sentiments which af
frighted our childish years AS many
days afterwards as the condition Of the
remains will pernit, a few Of the nearest
and dearest are invited to assist IN the
sad ceremonies Of the burial. Il0ring
hands lift and lower tie caskef, and fen
der ones strew the earth softly above il
With flowers, and perhaps some favored
wrnppings Of the dead are added to lie
between the dust which usually falls 50
heavily and harshly upon that other dust
that is SO dear. No strange eyes witness
this last sacred attention to the departed,
and no memory Of thoughtless jar on
heavy tread comes to embitter the re-
mains Of the sorrowful event. Z
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-03-02


It has been estimated that the amount
of food consumed by dogs IN the United
States, if fed to hogs, would make $50,
000, 900 worth Of meat. The number Of
sheep annually destroyed by worthless
ours in this country is worth $500, 600.
Agriculture and the press are the great
feeders of mankind. The one supplies
food for the body, the other for the
mind.
Shade improves land by keeping it
moist, thereby increasing its capacity for
'abrorbing the gases This capacity varies
directly as the quantity of moisture and
depth of filth, and inyersely asits expos
ure to the sun and shalloWness of cult
walton. Northern hillsides are always
more productive in the same vicinity than
southern.
Farming and physie are alike IN this,
that as no two constitutions are exactly
alike SO no two farms are alike in compo-
.sition, texture, exposure, etc. Tie far
mer must study tho peculiarities of his
farm, Just as a physician studies the idi-
osyneraeies Of his patient
Soaking seed wheat in blue stone (sul-
plate of copper water, one pound of
bluestone to 20 gallons of water, Is a
specific against smut. Let it stand ON
the solution twenty-four hours, sow and
brush ID.
III. the hillsides are we'll SUBSIDIZED they
Will never wash, and if basins are sub
soiled the crop on them win never be de
stroyed by overflow.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-03-02
Quf1aifu tInr World thar Amofhcr.
Hlln4t Asnfoy IL.

a singular trial i now pending in the
Superior Coilrt n ew ~ ofk. ID which the
plaintiff, q u idoW, sl d well known In
sursncc com pany Of thai city for payment
Ut " policy of Eve thousand dollars Oh her
laLf husband s life. The company refuses
pay meIlt on the ground that the husband
insured his life III differ ent companies for
forty thousand dollars, and few weeks
after went West, md, while loine from
CincinIiati ID souisviIle on the mail boaf.
committed suicide for tile express purpose
o1keel ring the money 10 his fnniIv. So
far III lzn0Wn, the decea sed lls.I been m
ioftunate hi business baliefed himstlf
ll1llf IL .ieal l.n incapable Of taking care
81 ~ AHiiIIs III haszr & lih sisllly Insured
his u sN conn Il1 ed, in M desp3i 1ant 1aood.
to gS id ol Il aII1etuhi M under the con.
yicli9A hat 81 "; ! ~ III ! " slot< bat<
ter vftA6mt hi Ii tsis' \ ln. 'rhis wnssla
seem more i0s laE <ie II IS. FL 1. II laiIS
experience did I'LL teIs4i L \ 4 " / far reaIitv
Outrilns romance. Ead Che Incident
been put into ntFel, / { Wo Il. / have been
called altogefhe impro ,alllt, IL hot abstrr
dly unnatural. Indeed We happen 10
know that an author who rsennflv intro
duced similar instance inton story. was
obliged to cut il out, because the editor
declared that no one wulod believe ii
Irrespective ct the folly and sin Of suicid.
the act Of the rnaa shows spirit of self
sacrifice 10 fhe last and IN the higest de-
gree Few nhort1ls c0ild be induced to
sazrrun Ter Life Cor The sake 0f another's
peoupiary gum Ihsn must have been
sonlsk inz s nar0.ls. j forever mistaken!
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THE Undersigned drueeisis on.r ~.
~ the following reliable and rnrta..
dies, and are authorized 90 euamnis, -.
every case. Tests against humburr.- Z.
poaltions Firaf--thia guarantee VIZ .,.H
81 many others who have tested ihom H.. S..
eeeond-thetr Formulas nre given
They are guaranteed 81 their manah-...
Pembert0u, Taylor a Coz. Mannru
Chemists, Atlanta Ga. Fuurth-Ta..
a ready cash sale where denlers ars ~.
with conaignmenls of similar prepared.
CALIFORNIA FEVER 8 AGUE Spain
For chiils and Fever, Bilious 80
mittent Feverai and preventative nfr....
Gus Diseases. ~ has che highest inIar..-.
from Druggists aud phyaicans Fr
known 10 them.
GLOBE FLOWER COUCH sYRUr
The most pleasant and ollcient rsn.l. a.
All diseases Of The throat and lmrs. nrIl .
~ Druggists az one Of thc atnploa nr
cine
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFsTYLEEG8m
QUEEN DELIGHT
For Scrofila. Whiioswellinm U
scores SypheliB in an 0f lta forms. anI l.
eases arising from Impure blood, ord I..H.
endorsement OF Physicinna who khm
formula, and have used n In ihe.r ra
andie q staple Will DruRglsh. fonaaht
lished.
TAYLORS ANTI-DYspEpTfo Eum
F0r Dyspepsia, LAYER Complaint ani sI.
diseases, arising from disofdoroi lll
stomach. lteeldom fails 20 give rfIIet ie
ply for Formula.
mUCEE A. nAuE
nirueaiH.
3m. JACKSON. Nl.
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H'Nn H N' i1N El Es fN4 = ~ Hf 1 HI 24A
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sa.tA #9 M MfA4 tNs ttsl tsA . N 1.f s
= Zz tA tst y ~. t7 n. =.
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Louie Kt 80 "A ~ n *tt ''''.. &' <s't sfk'.
thp Office 9f A4n f4 tNf eNs AN EA ease CA
me kE4r e. Al<A = I. n IT,
rnsrErfotas AHfPE11 AsWpEE4 tNp mAEEpTHaFG
ENC. SAT AlA pesA .if#la 1ol in1Eia&san, and
Ell upIf afirNF n Us a} FNr NHXHEIit AMI fox
sliesn beers lfn, nlla i he made nt q sta6ed
81 81 Glsis nsetiik
SAKE sfl. Fetltfolia foi Initiation must be
jill WtIttE Tat III sssisieI1iss. ~ a'1a pe9s1-
pakitlns ami Qe Naf vel asfl al lAg k#p AieAAn
hefs Of t|Ne Led Sc
s1c- ArNl Ns #lrMg Apr membership
shall also be. ii - titfnp. stating the name
of the Lodge IL sFlScl tf applicant was
last naf mber. an ! DO acc{anfanied b. SIT
fsfacforJ evidence t4at DE liAs pAid Vii Dues
to aueh aodge.
SEC 37. Petitions fUr iiifffatiUu and ap-
r1fea ti0ns knr mash AZ eFKhine nlRsE be Referred
u Comm ! ftee three. VINO shall inquire
into fhe character and afanAlna Qi tfe 49,
titfoner or Applicant. and report aC the
next stated n8pnEb BIZ meeting, until which
time sncil petit lon or application lies ofer
for contlder4tig 1
piAhz.llots 5eI as.knnee..sst,a Is
The Lodge where TIE previous Aee2fNe Mata
eonfernad, need iloi be referred 70 Gemz
mfffee: but shat be taken up for consider
alton. and may be acted pIs- AZ the stated
meeting next after the one when the pfeNl-
ous Degree Waa sonferreu
SEC. 81. Applications Tor aataneeinehh
FROM Brethren = tlnteu 81 piA4sed ~ announcer
Ledge than that 70 which application =
made. mast be accompanied Dr. the urani-
nous feconInen iatlon 81 such other Lodge,
provided ii BE- II exlstenees ~ referred 70
q Committee Is ID eases of petitions for Ini-
fiation, and lie over for consideration 20
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-03-02


nnnMNH. zisN. 4tN. AL ItA
WEI tAt n1a1t.4 ns4 rtsIfNit ~ NHE4rt
HNN v'e'nikt lnk4 EEA4f fAe4H#nN
mHINitN generally tNe
Mn14ea &kaKi45r 4,adton Seed
Wiz hsiiSte Shis SEED q vs. superior w INN
Muin4a QN4n5 QalsA AAeM Me knNH A.
H< also <Ae4rzHIII Bear testimony ~ t"H
fANs AiNt oar friend. dNAn 1 Davis N4At MlM4
t4l1s III toIIbn fr1H Golden fr0|'0E 81. ~.
Aanen acres ef ia1ld. 4n Az N.
~ s &C. aa'0saAaAiAN hnoLIfic COTTON SEED
Fifat--Tbe fallAeeiA smaller. making il bsas
f0r boltomland
sergnd-T The seed arc fnily ohe-ahird smail-
er. consequently more Aiut M
EhlHA~~ khn simple ii much 6ner and AomKtr.
FonEtl-Ihe yield + fully double thai ot
amy other cotton.
Ne ShesrfnIiy recommend ihe seed offered
fpr eale bg John a.. Davis. and parties ORDER
ing ~ him may RESI- assured hat fhey VIII get
genuine seed and ~ fairly Ana honestly
dealt WITH
Capt saa.l " Red, y. 4: Ieskhsva,
Capt James Hays y. n Allen,
Wynn 4 O.. WIN. D. Williamh'
JOHN B. DAVIs'S 9. SIMON,
D,irant Holmes CO.. Miss
Price. @a 90 per nm~laeE-
| 5, January %. ISL. v3m*
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Tho reputation erie ex-
&c : ] ]. !
ceilsnf naiedicIne enjoys.
AAA. II derived nom lrH cnras,
@&G M many Of which are truly
49, marvellous lnvciernla
cases Of scronIous dis
..e case, where ne aystem
X CN seemed. paturnted with
@A go pnrihed ana CURED cured ~ IL
80 ecroflllous affections and
- N aiiaordcrn which were Az
Eayatod ~ me ecrof1.
lnpa contamination untl
they were painfully anlictlng have been radically
ton Of thc country, ihat rie public scarcely need
% be Informed oflfs virtues of ueees
scrofpl9ns poison u ONE oI he most dsstruc.
uufelt tenant o. iIn oNNnmieu um4erninea the com
stilnion, and n yiles he ck 81 enfeeb bling o. ~
Rresense AgRln ses . e D ss. see9e
a sd sSei i mo ono Or other 81 s
hideOus forms, either On The surface Qr among ne
yltals. In ne latter, tpbcrcles may ~ suddenly
in he liver, or X shows is presence BY arupuona
ne skipt fowl ulccrntlqns pm soine pert e
Oh this Sarsnpa,-fifn Ia advisable, hven when No
active symptoms Of dleease appear. Pernone ~
lind Immediate relief, and, Il length. cure ~ ne
use of this .hARsAEAh1LL1f ~. A1tlhe-
Mhs.is, ScaId nsed. Hi,s S'sor,'s. sers Eyss.
Sore Ears, and other afupMome or ylAlbin forms
q Ssgg.sss disssss Also y she NOR gs, con
DE various Uissreas affections Of he muscular
and nervous eyatcInA.
Saphflfs on Yoslcre0f and Mrrcifrfof Dfs-
eases are cured py " though long tl.ne y Te.
any medicine. But lnnG-eQnhnued uqe o. this
medicine win cure the complaint, Leaeogrhiwn
or IgJa9fes. Nfegfgta UIcernffonas and Female
Ufsenset. are commonly soon relieved and uIu-
nately cured By ~ purifying and lnslEorat.ng
ia our Almanac, supplied eratie- Rheuntotfnft
and Goatfs when caused by aecum niAtlone Or eNr
a. also LfreF CbnaplnfPafe, Tos,platlV, Collgfe-
ffoai IaTfnfnsIdff04a Of the Lfrfrs and @utigi~
ranking poisona III The blood. This 6dAfA4~
P4RTLLA Is a great rcHtDfer for The strength
and FiRor Of the system. Those who are Lam
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Weakness, win find immediate relief ana con.
vincine evidence Of 40 restorative power upon
trial.
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