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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
6. z. S8TVTNET,
au21 se12 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Widow III. EaudOz as. s. l., Destez anC
r. H. Schmidt

Widow Ms GaudOz as. s. L. DesteZ and
R. H. Schmidt.
GEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans, No. COLBY virtue of a writ OF
feri faCias against r. &. Schmidt to directed by
the honorable the Seventh District Court for the
parish of orleans in the above entitled cause, /
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the st.
Louis Auction Exchange, in the basement rOtund8
of the St. Louis Hotel, st. Louis street. between
Charities and Royal streets in the Second District
of this city, on MONDAY, September 80, 1872, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND. with the improve
ments thereon, situated in the Second District of
this city, in the suburb IRENE. in the square
bounded by UrsElines Prieur, st. Philip and Johno
reefs, designated as numbers forty, forty-one
aud tOrty-twO, on plan drawn by c. A. de ArmaS
passed before E. Bounv notary public ill this eityo
dated December IL, 1861
LotsIumbers forty and fOrty-One measure each
thirty. one feet eleven inches five lines front
Ursunes street by ninety eight feet five inches
in depth. Lot number forty otwc, adjoining lot
number torty-one, measures tWent' live feet four
inches front on 3uiints street, sixty feet seven
inches in width in the rear. by depth of niaetyo
eight feet i've lines one side line, aud one hume
bred and foUr feet seven inches or the other side
line nearest johnson street, all American measure.
ACQUIRED on the seventh of February. 1906 TItle
registered i'll book No. 81 folio 81.
2 A LOT OF GEoUHD, with the improvements
thereon, situated IN the Second District OF this
city, designated as lot number five Of square COM
prised within UrsuInes, Hospital Roman and Der
bigny streets, as Per pan by GlrauE CastainS,
architects the tirJitth Nav 1850, and depOS-
tied III the office of Joseph LisbOny late a notary
public in this city. Said lot measures thirtYthree
feet ten inches front on Cgsulines street, the
from lot number twelve. one hundred and eleven
feet six inches in depth Side and the same
measure in depth on the Oher si:e dividing it from
lot number SIX. Acquired on tie twenty -ninth OF
MAY, 1856 Title registered IL back 81, tOu9 $40
Seized in the above suit.
TerIns-CasA on the spot
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seI8 oc2 10 Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
State of Louisiana VS.. X. A. Eude.

TIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR-THE PARISH
u of Orleans, No. 2643.-By virtue of writ of
heri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Eighth District Court for the par sh of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auetioneers'
Exchange, Royal Street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
city, on MONDAY, October 81, 1872, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Sixth District OF this city, square number TWEEN
ty-one, fauburg PLEASANT. being lots numbers nine
and ten.
Seized in the above suit
c, 9. S3THiNEfa
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self IS ocfs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

Samuel p ParInIy vs.. Matthew VI. Nolan
1TOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L of Orleans, No. 80, l72.-By virtue OF a writ of
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above tiled cause, l will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal ana Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, October 10, 1872, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon and
appuItenanCes thereof and all the rights, ways,
servitudes, privileges and advantages thereuntO
this parish on the right bank of the river Missis
sippi in the square bounded by Jackson, Elmjra,
Homer and Chestnut streets designated by the
numbers twenty-One and twenty two of square
number thirteen plan deposited in the office
of Selim NIagner, late a notary public of this par
ish as plan number one hundred and three, accord.
ing to which plan said lots measure: Lot number
TWENTY-FIVE forming the corner of Elmira and
Jackson streets, thirty.twO feet inch front
lines i'll width in the rear, by depth and front on
Jackson street Of one hundred and twenty feet
and said lot number twenty-one adjoining said lot
number TWEEN y-two, thirty two feet three inches
front on Elmira street by depth, betwet Il equal
and parallel lines, of hundred and twenty feet
Being the same property acquired by the defend.
aut herein by purchase from L. 3. Sumner, per act
passed before said Selim Wagner late notary pub
lie in this city, on the twenty eighth day OF Octo
Der 1857.
Seized in the above suit
TeIms-Cash OH the spot.
C. S. SAUvINET,
sa1- o. ocIe Sheriff nf the Parish of Orleans
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sell rs oc!2 sherif Of the Parish Of orleans.
sIn,c of LonIsInnn Isl. ". z. Buddendortl:

State of Louisiana VS.. w. X. Buddendorfo
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
fieri facfas to me directed by the honorable the
Eighth District Court Ior the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell at
public auction. at tile Merchants and AuCtiOneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhou5e streets in the Second District of this
city on SATURDAY, October H. 1872, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit = -..
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
hundred and nine, bounded by Prytania, St,
Charles, St. Andrew and Josephine streets, and
measuring ninety feet front phine street by
one hundred and fity-ono feet in depth
Seized in the above suit.
Ttrms-Cash on the spot.
C. S. SAUFINET,
sell 26 ocI2 SheriM Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No 3746.-By virtue of writ of Aeri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streest, in the Second District of this
city SATURDAY, October 5, 1872, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the inn
provements thereon, rights, ways, privileges, etc,
situa ted in faIbourg Lafayette, in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city, designated by the number twelve
in the square bounded by Jackson Josephine,
Nayades and Prytania streets, measuring thirty
one feet eleven inches five lines front on Nayades
street by one hundl ed and seventeen feet one inch
six lines in depth and front on Josephine street.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from William Irvine per
act passed before T. o. Stark notary public, in this
CITY, on the twenty first of November 1855. Reg
istered i'll conveyance office, book No. g. folio ABS.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G. S. SAUVINET,
se3 10 oc5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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sel727 oel8 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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louisiana Mutual Insurance Company VS.,
John H. Carter.

N'7
SELF d ocl3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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RIichnel Frank VS., S. d, w. Rn,Ider.

C. S. SAUVINET,
selO 25 Oc12 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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State of Louisiana vs.. B. A. Dryer.

ocl8 Sheriff of the Parish p Of Orleans
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state of Louisiana vs.. Ensebe Bouny.

sell 90 oc12 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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state of LonIsiana VS.. a. Esteres.

se18 oc2 20 Sheriff of the P Parish of orisar
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sells % oc15 Sheriff of the Pasish of Orleans.
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state of Louisiana VS. oIrso Samuel

oei7 81 oc1a Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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1tate of Louis5nnn vs.. Ensebe Bou.rs

8 p. EArVfEETe
se20 . 0cle sEeqitf Of tile Parish O! orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
state 81 Lonislnnn vs. M. G. L. Dnnnesnnr

sel7 q oc18 Sheriff Of tie Parish Of z o1ean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
state OF Louisiana VS.. Mrs. p, Barnetr.

G. s. SAUvIEET,
se10 % ocl2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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c. 5. SAJNINEI,
SELF 27- oc18 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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stnte of i.ontsiana 1s. George ". BatIev.

c. s. SACTfEET.
sef3 Ocf 70 Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
stnte of Lonislnnn vs. r. G. BOND.

sell &c oc12 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
&C al Loui.innn vs. .Iosenh CronzeIles.

se1a as ocl5 Sheriff of the e; PARISH Of Orleans
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State of Louisiana VS.. P. G. DaAphfns

seI727 oc18 Sheriff of the h. Parish of Orleans.
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state of Louisiana VS.. :. Anglado.

sell 20 oc12 Sheriff Of the PaTtsh of 6rieans
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sell % oela Sheriff of the Pai ISL Of z Orleans,
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se1o o ocl2 Sheriff Of t6eParsh p Of Or Orleans
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sell 25 oo,2 sern of the p PaF esq Of oaeang
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State of Louisiana vs.. B.A. DRYER.

se1727 oc18 Sheriff of the Parish I of orIeaas.
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.. )
se3 10 OC5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Stare Of Louisiaua ~, III, s, CucuIIU.

qeP3 % ocl5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
state of Louisiana v. Eusebe Bouny.

sell 26 ocl2 Sheriff IF tie h ParisG Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
STATE of Louisiana vs.. j. Aguillnrd.

Y. \. SAUNINET,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
-tntc al LonIsiann vs. Josenh CharIes.

sells % oc15 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
state of Louisiana VS.. John Conwen, Jr.

sells % ocl5 Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
state of Loufsiana VS.. Mrs. E. w. Burbank.

sell IS oci2 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-05

FROM the New lofk S.n Nhauic0i
How the Democracy Can Win.
The Republican party was originally
"A coalition, made up Of Wings Demo-
carts. Know No,hings and Abolitionists.
The Wings contributed the greatest
numbers Of the rank and file 10 the new
organization. but the Democrats furnish
ed TO it the most important element, cs-
pecally in the department of leadership.
New England gave TO the party HAMLIN,
BANKS, and boutwell,. Among the
many conspicuous names in New York
we may specify Preston KING, Gov.
FENToN, and Gen. WADswoRTn. VIII
MOT of Proviso celebrity, Speaker Grow
aud the veteran CAMERON, were cOntribu-
ted by Pennsylvania. In the Northwest
there were CHASE, TRUMBrLL, DooLIT-
TIE, and GRATz DRowN, Gen. FREMONT
ilily typficd the enterprise and daring Of
the Pacific coast, while the adhesion to
the new organization OF the ubiquitous
BLAIR family gave to il something of the
prestige OF the Jacksonian epoch.
These wcll-known names are but Sc
lcctions from large number who had
ing times, and were now destined to play
ton. But every wcil-intorncd politician
knows that the number Of rank and file
Democrats who came into the Republic
can party at the time of its formation
was far greater in proportion than that
Of the leaders. This is demonstrated by
the fact that at the very first trial OH the
broad theatre OF national contest the
Republicans wrcstcd from the DcmOc-
racy seven or eight States by large ma
ioriies which had been almost uniform
ily Democratic from the days OF Jack
son.
As ii was with the Democratic party
then, so ii is with the Republican party
now. There are many distinguished
leaders among the Republicans who arc
utterly opposed to Grants Adniinistra-
lion, and especially 10 Iii. denomination
and who. under no conceivable Gil 'cum.
stances, will vote for his reelection. But
they bear no proportion to the Republic
ican masses who cherish the same sehti-
ment, and il the occasion arises will
lcarry out their convictions at the polls
Grant is weak among the Republicans
in the Senate, as the debate on Truni-
bulls resolution demonstrated. He il
weak in tie House. as the discussion
and vote on the San Domingo and tclc
graph swindlcs proved. l.ut he is tai
weaker with that solid body Of Ecpub
licans who neither hold nor desire Office
than with their independent representa-
lives in the two branches OF Congress.
The only really embarrassing question
which arises out Of this state OF thing
ie tl,is, Have the Democrats stlflicien
sagacity TO perceive the drift of the tide
land courage and ability enough t, en-
bark their fortunes upon il? Or j
palmer words, have they sense and III
. dependence enough 10 win the mex
Presidential election by joining Wit
the aiii-Grant Pe,'ullicans upon Ma
tiouai Reform platform!
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TOLLY'S FANDANGO.

In youths bright days twas long before
Ny dancing days were over!-
voted work Il horrid bore,
And idly lived in clover.
danced us shall never dance
Again now wisdom's ripper,
And capcrcd on in ignorance
Or who should pay the piper.
danced until the money flew
Out widely from my pockets:
| danced till dull and sunken grew
My eyes within their sockets.
danced until rheumatic gout
Was of each toe griper-
And then it was first found out
Who had to pay the piper.
danced till Id worn out my soles,
My stockings needed mending,
My coat and trowscrs We're in holes,
My very hat was rending.
l went to Friendship for a loan,
But Friendship proved viper,
And Id no money Of my own
Whcrcwith to pay the piper.
l set my shoulder t6 the wheel;
worked just like n niggcr;
My heap through constant toll and zcal
BY slow degrees grew bigger.
From of the Slate Of each old score
At last was the wiper;
And now, you see, l dance no more
Let Others pay the piper.
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,rhe Will al DO So.

4 vouug man, Il son Of a wcll-to-do
farmer, had The misfortune to become
deeply enamoied of a young lady, ana,
after Il brief courtslip, proposed ana
was accepted. Dut what was his sur
prise one evening, when about entering
HE par!or with all the uncercmon onious
freedom of lover, at discovering his
inan,orata upon Il SOFA, her arms around
the neck of ii neig..boring youth, and
her lips in such blissfu proximity to his
lis TO convince our hero that matters
were rcariully in earnest. In rage and
inogtiiicalion he rushed honcward, ar
riving Just in time to surprise his only
Sister, the pious wife of the village min
lister, squeezing TO kill young disciple
OF B!ac stone. Nearly frantic at such
disclosures among tic people whom he
had believed to Lc bui little lower than
the angels. he made bold dash for tic
barn, running directly npon his mother,
kissing the old family physician, who
had "stoIe march" upon her as she was
looking after tile poultry. This was too
much, and with groan the young man
turned, undiscovered, away, resolved to
pass the night with his grief, beneath
The stars, fearful Of further revelations
should hc venture beneath the shelter Oi
another roof.
The morning encouraged him, how
ever, and dew drcnchcd and s0rrOwiul,
hc sought his home, when his mother,
with true matcrn sOliciiudc, questioned
him as to his sad looks whcreupOn lie
related the Inconsistency Of his fair be-
trothcd, receiving in reply the crafty
| ing nte!igencc that she Wasa gOOd-,Or.
nothing. miserable huzzy. and he must
not speak to or notice her again one sc
utterly unworthy.
"Bui. mother" he continued, ialtering.
ly, 'that is not ALL
Not ali! What can there be more 2
was the next question.
"Why. when hastcncd home, wha
should | find but my sister my godl.
sister in the arms OF a rascally young
lawyer"
"Your sister," shrckcd the outraged
mother. MY child? The ungrateiul
wicked creaiure Is il for this l have
given her Il home, and cared for her hus
band and children! | will do it II,
longer: such conduct is infamous -amS
TO be disgraccd. They shall leave to-da.
and never cnt er my presence again"
Nv hen sick and discouraged by sucl
repeated exhibitions Of sin, left th
house. determined 10 pass the night in TN
barn, there .ound my mother kissin;
old DR.. f."
"lou did Z"
Il did
"w~ii, never mind, con they will al
Go So"
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rs The Scntincl says IL i ..ughingly
told Of A wcll-know Indianapolis Conn
Gilman that heretofore ne aro!o2ized !"
his wife for ..laic hour-' by saying hc
Was detained by committee meeting.
Some nights ago he went home unus'i.
ally carly. shortly after retiring, and
when ius, barely asleep, the cats upon
an adjoining roof SCI up fearful con,
cert. The bowling aud jowling aroused
the sleepy Councilman, and he nu'iiged
The partner Of his bosom with MY dear,
what's that ~ "Noihin-. sweet. bit cats
on n committees" was the gentle reply.
It is reported that city dai" has Kept
early lours ever since. Wise vic.
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4 CARD Eis0M MIR. KERR.
Naval Cadet for this District.

a vacancy exists in tie cadctslip for
Ills district at the Naval Academy Of
the United States. Gv-i:c 10 nominate
Il suitable and worthy cadet early, in
Nav. 1872. lie must be between the
ages Of IA and II, and an actual bona
tldc resident Of The district. The other
required qualifications are prescribed in
Tie rules and regulations OF the Naval
Department. Copies Of these can DC
obtuined by boys desiring tie position
Oh application. by letter or otherwise,
TO " m. }. Iliscy. Esq. NJ my Office IN
New Albany, Ind. ] will nominate TIE
boy WHO shall lie rcccE.ilcndcd 10 no.
as, in all respects, Nc!l qualified and
mcr.iorious, by beard Of competent
examiners. after full, careful, and i'm
partial competitive examination oil ali
lapplicants. That board will consist Of
DR.. Elijah Ncwland, Of New Albany,
Prof. James q. May. oissaleni. and Prof.
A. &. Goodwin, OF Jciicisoh>i!!c, who
have kindly consented TO serve as such
Board. They will meet 10 make their
examinations ut New Albany. on April
4.h. 1872. This affords ample time tor
information 10 reach all part, of the dis
trct. and for applicants 10 make some
preparation for the examination. IEt
boy who may be nominated will still bt
required to undergo the usual cxan,iii-
alton required at the Academy, before
actual admission, which is always quite
strict and cxacting. respectfully re-
quest all papers in the District 10. pub
llish this notice. The Obvious purpose
OF this plan, on my part, is TO give fail
and equal opportunity 10 all the boys IL
,hc District to compete for t''is appoint
ment. Very respectfully.
. N. G.. KERR.
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NO. 46.
for The Jasper Courier.
The Farmers President.


'Hhe Farmers President.
Old IEorace Greeley we must elect,
The Farmers interest 10 protect;
Protection, his hobby has always been;
But now his error he has seen.
The farmer now mus, have his share,
Old Horace says, that is but fair,
Protection has made men rich and PROUD
lie claims that they can buy the crowd
OF scoundrels now within the walls
or what is called our congress halls;
They say that Congress they control,
At least share, il not the whole.
Horace, like Hercules OF old,
Says he will cleanse the Augcan fold,
And that work is his intent,
If we will make him President,
Then i'm his inaugural address,
(Which no doubt now is under prcss,)
He will tell us the secret how squashcs
TO grow,
And all about his pumpkin show,
Then lie will tell us low big cabbagcs
are grown,
The size and weight mo doubt can bc
shown),
or what lie has done, he surely can tell,
For " hat he has done is surely done we'll :
Then lie will tell about The National debt
Tell u to smile and not TO fret,
For it is very good and convenient
thing,
For the rich, and the banker, to invest
their cash in,
lie will teach the poor maI now his
taxes 10 pay.
(By rising quite carly and working all
day.,
Foreign nations lie will let alone,
For Grant and Co. will pick that bone.
lie will tel US tic duties we owe to the
mass,
And wind UP his address with plenty Of
gass.
Then go for old Greeley, the man Of his
time,
lie is temperate imam and never drinks
wine,
In any position he will certainly shine,
You may believe what ! say,
And LII close with this line, \. Q.
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n= The Cairo and ST. Louis railroad,

N-s Tie CAIRO NlU 81. I.UuIS r"T'v""'
running throug the river counties ot ~
linois, has a gauge OF three feet, ana y
the pioneer narrow gauge road running
from st. Louis. The work OF construc-
ton Is progressing rapidly. The grad
ing from opposite Carondclet to Column
lin has been completed, and large force
i now at work from Columbia to the
Randolph county line. a similar iorcr
/, also at work from Cairo north. About
Twelve miles are now ready for tic SUI
ncrstr,,clurc. The engineers are busy
locating the line, and the work Of grad
ing is put under contract as rapidly ~
ready.