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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15
CORPORATIONS.

nrst Board Of Directors to held their Office unit
tnelr snccessors are duly elected and have quail.
nos 1hev ere hereby invested with all the rights
ana powers thereun belonging with power to i'll
any vacancies which may occur in their number
and generally to do and perform all acts and things
nor herein provided for which may be necessary to
carry into full effect the object and purpose of his
ASSOCIATION: }. A. Fernandez, j. J. Gidiere. NJ. C..
Randall l.. +. Generes. Thomas d. Miller, A. D. Vol
sin, +. B. Fleitas, o. Hopkins.
ARTICLE TX
AT the expiration Of the charter or sooner, AS
herenabove provided for i'll section two, of article
one, the affairs OF this association shall be
liaudated, its debts paid. and the balance divided
among the Stockholders pro rata on the amount by
each heidi OF paid up stock, under the charge
and snperintenLenre of three commissioners APP
pointed by the Board of Directors for that purpose
ARTICLEX
This act Of Incorporation can be sltered and
amended and modified by vote of three fourth
of the capital stock represented at any general
meeting Ut the stockholders called for that pur
pose.
Thus done and passed at New Orleans in my Of
nee: the day, month and year first above written.
in The presence Of Messrs. Armand Pilot Jr and
ambrose u. La Pice. competent witnesses, who
have signed with the said appearers and sub
scribrrs and me said Lotary, after reading the
whole
Original signed
J. a. FERNANDEZ. G. PASCAL
O. HOPKINS. A. b. VOISIN,
c. N. IISLEY W PILARD
J. J. GlDlERE d. BORNIO,
a D. DuPCi. BRIDGE son,
JoSEfH n NARClAl J. NJ. NILLAN ASO,
C. W. BARRlERE EtG DCREL.
q. DE- FERRET PUG BROTHERS
JOHN SPORL. L. MCCARTHY
+. SCHUMACHER &. ]. LEVEGCk
FB FLE!rAS. per G. H. NORMAN.
=. G.T tot P ,s;; witnesses
u. LRGARDERE. JR. Notary Public
I, the undersigned Deputy Recorder OF Mortgages
for this city and parish OF Orleans State Of Lou
isana. do hereby certify that the foregoing act OF
incorporation of the New Orleans Credit Foncier
Association,' was duly recorded this day in Book
Society No. folio 5il ct seq, of this Office accord
ing to law.
c. DARCANTEL, Deputy.
New Orleans, Nove mber 10, 1871.
true copy:
G. LxGARDErR JR
noi9 taw I'm Notary Pu,Hc
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C. s. SAUvINET,
no29 dea 80 Sheriff of the Parish of Orle aus
Michael Kohler W.. b. }. Berkery.

Nscnael hOhIer W.. b. - Befkefy.
IHOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans, No. 29.4.9-By virtue of q writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed BY the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans in the above entitled cause l viii
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctionesrs' Exchange Royal straet between
District Of this city, on sarTRDA1 January ss
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city, designated ~ lot number
eleven. in the square bounded by st. Jane, Gravier,
Perdido and Bolivar streets. which lot measures
thirty feet five inches q nd seven lines front Boil
var street, the same width on the rear line, by
depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet seven
inches and 1--WE lines. betw. parallel lines, per
plan BY c. 4. Hedin. architect dated the twenty
NTH day of April, 1880 and deposited in the office
Of o. H. Perry. late notary public in this city; to-
gether with all the buildings and improv ements
thereon, without exception or reservation.
B. J. Berkery defendant herein BY means OF the
purchase he made thereof from James Donovan, ~
Of October. 1866 before William Joseph Casteii. =
notary public in this city.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-CSsh on the spot.
c. 4. SAUvfNET
dec 2 iao Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrleanA
The City Of New Orleans vs.. 4. "A. EsIava.
EOtRTH DISTlCT COURT FOR THE PARISH
x,t parish ash Of Orleans No. 2.s73sy virtue Of
able the Fourth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans i'll the above entitled cause. will proceed
" SCli AZ PupuC ductiWn nj MerCnant6 ana
AuctiOneers' EA change Royal street between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second District
OF this city. on TUESDAY, December rs, 1871 at
twelve clock NJ, the following described property
to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all
the buildings anil improvements thereon, situated
in the Fourth District Of this city. in square No.
los. bounded by Camp, Chestnut, Washington and
Fourth streets, and measuring sixty feet front on
Wasi ingtOn street by one hundred aud twenty five
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. s. SACvINET
nO1t delO 26 Sheriff of tho Pariah of OvJaapa
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Charles WiIberf W.. James NDcNulty.-
Second Justice Court for the Parish OF Orlea Is
No 869
DY VIRTUE or WRIT OF F1ERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans, Second
leans. will proceed TO sell at public auction. or
FRIDAY. December u, 1871. at twelve o'clock NJ
at No. 246 Girod street
One lot of H IIlNkHOLD FURNITURE and efferts
seized in the above cause. ~ per inventory file
in my Office
Terms-Cash on tho spot
del3 IL = A. J. DAvRRN Constable
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IL. b. Stevens vs.. X. &. WeRtherIy-
S+condeJnstice Court for the parish of Orleans
No. TO- 662.
Rf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACYAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. ". l.. Evans second
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans. will proceed to sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, December 49, 1871. at ten O'Clock A.
~. at No. 81 Commercial place, upstairs
ONE TRUNK.
Seized in the above cause.
Terms-Cash the spot.
Gt8 Is 10 J. DAVERN Corstai..
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. j. Bernard
kOnatsky.

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nO2l deg ,. Sheritf of the Parish of Orleana
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Joshua Jones & Co.. vs.. William 1I"r-

z. =. NAVVINET.
no2l de5 y Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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noi4 20 GelS Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Emanuel Loeb & 20. Va. A Rlum

:. e. >. SAUVINKT,
no23dcl5 80 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlrans
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The City Of New Orleans VI, j, j. Clark

e. =. SACVINET,
nOjO DELE ja2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orle ans.
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=, =, .. .. SAC VINET,
nO23 DEB % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. jaime. T.
DarSe.

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not. Ge5 10 Sheriff of the pariah of or,oa,.
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J. Davidson 4 Hill vs.. Mrs. Loc,.ett

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40 Sheriff Of tho Parish of OrleanA


U SaC 7,
nO2t delO 26 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-06

WHAT BUsTLE THEY MAKE.-A letter from
lady correspondent at Newport. relating the
later gayeties of the season, gets of the fol-
lowing:
Sitting on the hotel piazza the other morning,
watching group of young ladies', I overheard
q curly.headed little maideh, who was frizzled
and pannered and puffed in the height of the
style, eXclaim, "0h, I like the Independent
best!n A moment before l could have sworn
that la petite never looked at newspaper, and
somewhat surprised took the liberty of listen
Ing further. "The Tribune suits me" said her
black-eyed companion. ~ take the Evening
Post" chlmed In stylish, saucy-looklng girl,
With pond lliiesea beautiful bunch, by the way,
which FIVE minutes before had seen gentle
man carefully selecting for her from o little
urchln's basket. And when, l wondered, do
you girls get time to read the newspapers?
"Fold them tour double, Of course" was the
next sentence caught, and more puzzled than
before, very impolitely walked near the group,
when everything was made clear to me by the
blonde little one saying, ~ had rather have
newspaper any day then the best papnler that
was ever made In Paris" fell back into my
seat, uncertain whether to laugh g to feel
provoked with the chatterboxes, who had
stroled Off to lay siege to party of gentlemen
Just from the beach. Think Of 1t, Mr.. Tilton!
think OF it, Mr.. Greeley! did it ever occur to
you what o hustle you make In fashionable
circles?
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DIRECTORY
OF THE
OFFICERS OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION
OF CHARLESTON.
PRESIDENT,
JAMES q. TAYLOR,
Residence No. Rutledge street; ONCE corner
Hayne and Church streets.
SENIOR NONRESIDENT,
THOMAS ..BUDD,
Residence No. 7 Water street; office Is Boyce'a
wharf.
JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT,
W. G. DESAUSSURE,
Residence No. 25 East Battery; ONCE % Broad
street.
TREASURER,
GEORGE d. MOFFETT,
ONCE Adger Co.'s Hardware Store, Meeting
street.
SECRETARY,
GEORGE 8. PELzER,
oface In Market Hall.
D1REcroRs-WARD1
H.F. Baker, residence No. 81 Q1een street;
office No. 20 Cumberland street. "a. F. Baker 4
Co.'S Coal Yard.)
VIC. Desaussure, residence No. 25 East Bat
tery; ofacs No. % Broad street.
WARD2
T. P. Lowndes, residence Limehouse street;
once No. 2s Broad street.
W. q. Peronneau, residence Smiths lane; sfice
Donk or Oharlestuu.
WARD2.
Thomas N. Haackel, residence No. Al Hase
street; office No. Broad street.
e. O. Robertson, residence No. Maiden lane;
wharnnger, Atlantic wharf
WARD4.
Jacob Small, residence No. Bull street; ONCE
corner King and Princess streets.
s.A. Nelson, residence No. 81 Archdale street;
onice No. Hsyne street.
WARDS.
s. Y. Tupper. residence NO. 2 Ann street; once
Planters and Mechanics Bank.
]. q. Devereux, residence No. 2s Reid street;
ONCE corner Broad and East Bay.
WARD6.
Joseph A. Sanders, residence No. es Pitt street,
next corner Vanderhorst street.
F. s. Holmes, residence corner Pitt and Wander.
horst streets; office Holiness Book Store.
WAp7.
B.F. Evans, residence No. I Drake street; office
Walker, Evans i Cogswell, Broad street.
James n. Eason, residence No. Is Drake street;
ONCE corner Columbus and Nassau streets.
WARDS.
W. G. Whiiden, residence southwest corner
Ashley and Spring streets; office coraer King and
Beaufain streets
W. 8. Henerey, residence southeast corner
Spring and st. Philip streets. sep2
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During the holidays In August and SeItem-
ber, Of 1870, took out the front wall OF the
school-house and added on to the class-rooms,
so as to give me four additional rooms, twenty
by twenty, thus increasing the comfort and
convenience Of the teachers and pupils-each
room seating forty pupils at desks with ease.
have also made such alterations to the dor
mtories as to accommodate eighty y-fve, and
with small outlay can easily make room
for one hundred, which hope to do.
My terms for board, tuition, fuel, lights,
washing, medical attendance, medicine, and a
seat in church for ten months are twenty dol
lars per month. The friends of eight boys
agreed to pay twenty dollars, thirteen agreed
to pay fifteen dollars, eighteen agreed to pay
ten dollars, one agreed TO pay seven dollars
and fifty cents, four agreed to pay five dollarsi
twenty.six could pay nothing of these sums.
Over two thousand dollars is still due the in
stitution; and If the parties only knew how
much annoyance their failure to meet their
small obligations has given, they would make
an effort to relieve me, as 1t must be perceived
there Is no margin to 60 upon. and but for the
kindness of the banks, and some few to whom
I am Indebted, l could not sustain myself, and
this work, which has been OF 80 much use TO
many, woald cease. am compelled to borrow
money at one per cent. per month to meet the
deficiency caused by these failures.
Total expenditures for expenses OF the
Home and School for the year ending
3lst July, Observation-Disclosures. 1226+.7 ~
Expended In addition TO
School House and to the
Home. .......... ............. .'o4o w
Paid interest on $4,000 due on
purchase OF house. over the
QeOl... oof w o,Voo w
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rs 1T A HOAX:

MOBILE, September S.
The following was just received from Pensa-
cola, Fla., and was from the copy of memo
randum made In pencil. Part of the crew Of
the British ship Lillian was lost on the 18th
January, 1871, off the coast OF Brazil. It was
packed up In the Gulf of Mexico. 1t may be q
hoax, but If not, tis of Importance
'OFF THE COAST OF BRAZIL.
January 81, 1871.
''Thls Is to certify that we are the only sur
vlvors OF the English chip Lillian, lost on the
night of the 18th Of this month. We have
been drifting In an open boat for six days, suf.
ferlng hunger, thirst and hardships which
none but those that have experienced can
illustrate. We have been looking out for q
sail since the ship went down. What became
of the captain and the rest Of the men God
can only tell. Signed John Thomas, second
mate; Michael Dooly, seaman; John Dugan,
seaman"
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
MEETING OF THE MATIoNaL Demo-
CR4TIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The "Concession" Pamphlet Denounced
as o Fraud, and its Origin Attributed
10 Radical Source.

WASHINGTON, September 5.
The National Democratic Executive Com
mittee to-day held meeting here, at which
the following statement was authorized:
This committee have had their attention
called to an anonymous pamphlet, entitled
s'Concesson, or how the Lost Cause may be
Regained and the Independence Of the South
Secured" now being circulated through the
States as from Democratic source. The COM
mittee feel authorized to denounce the same
as fraud, and the sentiments therein express
ed as antagonistic to the principles and pur-
poses OF the Democratic party. Further, this
committee are of the unanimous opinion that
the same originated from Radical source,
with the intention to deceive the people and
prejudice them against the only party which
can reform the administration of tie govern
meut and bring about q return to honesty and
constitutional law.
(Slgned) SAMUEL ]. RANDALL,
Chairman of the Committee.
Messrs. Randall, Slocum, Swami, Eldridge
and Jeffries were personally present, and
Messrs. Niblack, Young, Merrick and Smith
were represented.
The North Carolina Cherokee Indians will
be removed in few weeks 10 the Indian Ter
rltory.
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Obituarp.

EASTERLIN.- at Newnansvllle, Fla, An.
gust 23d, 1871, OF congestive chills, WILLIAM T.
EAsTERLIN, 8 native OF Barnwell County, 8. O.
RIGLY.-Died, at his father's residence, at
Reevesvllle, South Carolina Railroad, on the 26th
day OF August, 1871, EDWARD L. RIdLY, aged
twenty-seven years, ten months and twenty
days.
MINUS.-JosEpH MINUS OF Colleton, 8. c., was
born 9Th December, ls4l, and died June l6. 1871.
The announcement OF the death or this estimae!e
lis friends Whose name Is legion) will grieve to
know that 'hi5 sun has set ere twas mid day."
He fought throughout the la'e war, and his scars
and wounds plainly told that his duty was nobly
done. At the close OF the struggle he retired to
his home, where he lived useful and honored
citizen and Christian. We mourn for him. but
what must be the feelings OF his young and devot.
ed WIFE, as she looks on her fatherless babes, and
knows that he will never come again May God
comfort her, and help her to feel that he hos only
"Out OF the shadows OF sadness,
Into the sunshine OF gladness,
Into the rapture OF rest" A.A.C.
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"A very intelligent observer in Utah writes
that nothing more impressed him than the
positive, downright uginess of the Mormon
women. One of them alone-not to mention
the effect of dozen-would be great horror
in the matrimonial line. ut is," he says,
"'assault and battery to have them look at
you; such dislocation OF noses and misplace
ment of mouths and ruin of eyebrows are not
gathered together in any place on this planet. u
The atrocious homeliness of these women
made him "shudder," for their ugliness sis a
vicious and outrageous uncomeliness, indica.
tive OF moral Disagreement" After this de-
scripton of the female saints which, by the
the way, is the general opinion Of those who
have seen them-we may search in vain for
the romance Of Normony.
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4L4B4M4 STATE FAIR.

MONTGOMERY, September 5.
The great industrial exhibition OF the Alaba-
ma Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
will open October lst, and close November
4th, instead of the time heretofore announced.
Twenty thousand dollars Is offered In prizes for
improvements In all departments OF agricul-
ture and the mechanic arts. Competition open
is extended to all classes to participate. Pre-
paratioIs are going forward on grand scale,
and ample accommodations will be provided
for all
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@- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acoualntances OF the late P. N. Wallace, and Of
his wife, and cf Mrs. Ann Mousseau, and OF their
respective Families, are respectfully Invited to at.
tend the Funeral services OF their Son, L. ]. WAL
LACE, at their residence, Meeting street, one
door above Henrietta, at O'Clock THIS AFTER.
NOON. without further invitation. sep6
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% EDISTO ISLAND, s. c., AUGUST
%, 1s7l.-All persons having claims against and
all those indebted to the late R. @. CHRISTY,
Esq, are requested to settle accounts with Mr.. q.
STEAyENS, Edisto, SC.
sep5-2* MARGARET CHRlSTf.
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DUBLIN, September 1.

DUBLIN September 1.
There was fierce fighting all night. The
police, driven to their barracks, received REIN
forcements and charged the crowd desperate
II. They ere driven into the barracks again.
This rallying was repeated several times, but
with the same result. A bar of iron thrown
from public house at the police led to the
storming CT the house and capturing the in
rates An attempt was made to rescue them
by the mob. In the battle which followed the
house was completely wrecked by the mob in
Its frantic rage. Half the policemen engaged
In the ARRAYS were injured. The prisoners
sang national songs all night. There Is great
excitement and 1t Is increasing.
LONDON, September 5.
Gladstone, in speech delivered at Whitley
Saturday, expressed joy that Euglishmen can
now look upon Americans as friends, and said:
'sWe mag now indulge the hope that all con-
e.troversies between the two peoples are set
tied"
A mass meeting of engineers was held at
Newcastle e-on-Tyne, Saturday, attended by
fully eight thousand persons, at which 1t was
determined to insist upon an arrangement Of
the term of labor at nine hours per day for six
days In the week, or tfiy-four hours In all.
DIR. Karl Marx. the leading spirit of the In
ternatlonal Society, Is dead
The Confederate cotton bondholders are
about publishing report and correspondence.
There are strikes among the workmen at
Sheffield and Bradford.
A special from Dublin says renewal OF the
riots is apprehended. The policemen are or
.dered to use their revolvers unmerciftfllyi the
soldiers will be under arms for emergencies.
The shefield strike has been settled by arbi-
tration, and similar settlement is expected
at New Castle.
PARIS, September 4.
There are sixty thousand troops In the city,
afd constant patrol is kept up. The Gov
ernment was informed of an intended demon
stration Of the Internationals on the 4th, and
orders for Its repression are absolute and
severe Lyons, Marseilles and Bordeaux are
Oiled with troops.
VIENNA, September 4.
1t is officially stated that Ministers Won
Beust, Andreassy and Hohenwart. will assist
at the conference of Emperors at Salzburg.
The Emperor Of Austria leaves for that city to-
morrow.
BERLIN, September S.
The Prussian Cross Gazette says 1t was de.
.cided at Gastein to leave the Roman question
Hentlrely to Italy.
BRUSSELS, September s.
large number of workmen have struck;
they demand reduction OF hours.
VERSAILLES, September 5.
There was tumultuons discussion to-day in
the Assembly over motion for the return Of
the Assembly and seat of government to
Paris.
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The colored men of the United States will
hold two conventions of national character
this fall. The first is called national conven-
ton, and will meet In st. Louis on the 22d
Of September. The second is called o South
ern convention, although it is thought that
nearly all the States will be represented; 1t
will meet In Columbia, South Carolina, on the
18th of October. The avowed purpose OF each
is consultation on matters connected with the
welfare Of the colored race at the present
juncture of political affairs, however, it is
stEute leading topic Of consideration,
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, September 6.
The barometer will probably fall still further
ON Wednesday, and especially In the Gulf
States and over the lakes. Increasing easterly
0winds along the Atlantic coast, and threaten
Hom the lower lakes westward. No serious
disturbance is apprehended, unless possibly
on Lake Superior, from which region 40 re-
ports have been received to-day.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.