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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-09

RY &. 4. GIRAKDEY a. CO.. AuC.
- tloLetIs-0ff.c. 30 II Exchange place.-SAT-
CkDAl, April 10, 1872 at twelve o'clock M al the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange on Royal,
between Canal and CustOlnhOuse streets, in this
city OF New Orleans, by virtue of order OF
the honorable Z. H. Darrell Judge of tine DIS.
t1Ict Court of the United States of America for
the District OF Louis aha, sitting in bankruptcy,
dated March l6. lg12 and rendered IN tine above
emitted matter, VIII he sold by public auction the
4 PuklIuS OF GROUND. with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
Fourth Nstrlct OF this city. in the square bounded
by JOSEF nIre. -. Andrew. PrytAuia and st.
Charles sheets, and designated by the letter OH
sketch hv Charles 6. de Lisle Oh the sixteenth OF
April, 1867, annexed to act before Z Bouny
notary public Juiy l8 1867; the said portion OF
ground measuring 50 feet front Josephine
street, bv Gtpfh the side line toward st.
Charles street OF 81 feet; thence the said lot
a width of l2o feet; thence on a line at right
arg 10 Joseph street 80 feet inches; thence
Oh d line toward 81. Cnarles street ~ feet, anC
thence line parallel with st. Charles street
lIl ieet inches, terminating oL Josephine street.
TIE inp ovements comprise a large and com
modl"Es onestory frame cottage, retired from 'Ee
street with front gallery, garden slruhbtlE, exc,
trout and sides; two stcry frame rear building.
etc. The property is known as No. SAY Josephine
street.
Tine decree Of court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same lie
freed from al incCu brauces and The assignee act
lng as tie officer OF the court, Will convey only
such It'll. as is IN him vested ty the assignment
III nklup.cy and by the aforesaid order III court.
Ttrus-Cash tie spot ii United States treas
MY noes, ard The purchasers TO assume payment
oy.i and above The price Ok aG1 publication OF ali
taxes die said property up TO tine time OF sale.
Acts q s...e and United states stamps at the
PEI Sc o. the purchasers, before NJ Gtrnon, notary
pubic mh20 80 81 apo 10
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SUCCESSION OF MARY O'LEARY, WIFE OF JOHN
COMPOSING. -.
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DY NASH & HODC-0N-w. I. EODGSON,
ID Aucfinneer-t,ffice o 10 Gravier street.-on
THURSDAY Aprl, Is IG12 at eleven o'clock A. NJ,
on the premises 40 POI Gtod street. between
Carorde,et and Baronne stree :, BY virtue and in
pursuance OF two several orders of the Hon. Lou s
Uuv.gnead, Judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish of orleans, dated respective Feb uary
Is ard y 1872 docket No. 81, 49, for account Of
tie succession OF Charles f. BaQuie, deceased,
al public auction, viii be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF the Above residence,
consisting OF elegant Rosewood cas, and other
Parlur Bed and DinIngrooiu Furniture Marguerite
Tables. and Buffet Statuary, Mirrors, Per Glasses,
Carpets, BIOizes, Ornaments, VASES. Glassware.
etc, per inventory on Tie IN The Clerk Office oi
the above count.
Terns-Cash IN Uuited States treasury notes.
Ire furniture can pc seen Only day OF sac.
ap. Is Ia
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ny c. Z. CIRARDEY & CO.. Al

Second / s-l.ct Court for the Parish OF 04,eaLs-
No q I51,
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SUCCESSION eF EDWARD G. BRIDGE, DE-
CEASED.

P.r:sh p obate Court for tie Parish of Jefferson
Docket No. 100.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON ST
Ferdinand street and or Galvez street in the
second and Third Districts, and in the town
OF Vaudeville, i'll the parish OF ST. Tammany. ~
SUCCESSION OF SAMPSON BLOSSMAN
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LARGE -wC-STokY FRAME DWELLING AND
quarter square of Ground, corner Of Felicity
I"al and Ciesu.t street-Assignee's Sale in
EaEkrartcy-By order OF Z. H. Norton, As
s!gnee-In the matter OF Charles II. Chase,
BaUhluIt-So. l.C2.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF TCHoUPI-
TOULAS AND THIRD STREETS.

JOSEPH sTAs, TUTOR, VS.. WIDOW MEIDEN, AN
Absentee.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES McCLOSKET, DECEASED.
Second District Court for tie Parish of Oh eans-
No Ga ,oG9
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv G.. De Ferret & Co.
HANDSOME COTTAGE ON DORGENOIS STREET
BETWEEN AUBRY AND DABADIE STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE COMBS.
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by c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION

District Coat of lie United States OF America for
.he uistrjcl of Le ais. ana
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District Court of the United States OF America for
the Distric. of LOU lara.
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IMPROVED LOT ON URQUHART STREET BE.
SUGGESTIONS OF MANUEL BABY, ALIAS Babe,
Second District Court for The Parish of Orleans
No 35, 231.

RY G. DE FERRET & CO-JCHS G. MON
ID rose, AucJi eer-Oitice No. so Royal street.
THURSDAY, Nay 3 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ,
at the st. Lo,us Auction Exchange. in the base
ment rotunda of tie st. Louis Hotel. will he
sold by public auction, by virtue of order from
the Ron Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, da Ted
March %, 1872, the following described property,
for account OF said succession
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with all the
improvements thereon, situated in the fau.
bolrg Mariguy. i'll the Third District of tins city.
III tie square bounded by CrQuhart, Union, Bag.
atee and Morales streets, designated by the
measuring, French meas re. j feet inches front
on Clquhart street. 10y - feet IL depth: said por
ton OF ground being IKE oIe-haii OF said lot
nearer Union street..
hind cas- balance on credit of
six and twelve months, notes OF the purchaser,
secured by mortgage al vendors Len on the
property sold, ana Dearlue interest at the rate OF
EIGHT per cent per aunum I'm date of sale until
final paymen- the act of SALE 20 contain the pact
of non alicnandO" Ienuncia tloI. OF apprasement II
of seizure of said pio2elty to foreclose the
mortgage. and the clause of ten per cent attor-
news commissions IN case OF : OF any OF the I'M
paid notes any part thereof
Act OF sale together with UNI ed States Internal
revenue stamps attached, betole F. b. Seghers,
notary public. al the expense OF pur, haser.
mh21 30 ap6 - 20 u MAJ
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEvEE STREET BETWEEN
LOUISA AND PIETY STREETS.
SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF MILNE.
BURG, NEXT To THE PONTCHARTRAIE
RAILROAD MACHINE SHOPS.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN A. FRYER.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
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By G. De Ferret & Co.
DOUBLE TENEMENT ONE-STORY HOUSE, No
Jos UNION kTREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE BLANCO, WIDOW
OF MICHEL DEBERGUE.

Second District Court fer the Parish of Dreams
No. 35,l52
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AUCTION SALES.
By c. E. Girardey & Co.

ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND LARGE
grounds on Josephine street, between st.
Charles and Prytania streets-Assignee's sale
il bankruptcy, by order Of E. L Norton, as
Ssnee-!n the matter of William R. Budden-
dort, bankiup.-No 1913.
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HI EHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES G. E. BAQUIE, DE-
ceased.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Docket No. 81, l3I.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF OTeaIs-
No. IS. l43
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Terms-Cash in United States currency.
P. F. HERWiG,
Special Deputy Collector.
mh2o % 26 % so 81 apl SO
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. IS 222
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HANDSOME TWO-STORY RESIDENCE on LIE
ERTY STREET, BETWEEN MELPOMEEE AND
TERPSICHORE STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF MIGUEL EoTELA.
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Parish Court of Tar gipahoa, Louisiana-No. -
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SALE FOR A PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 81 857.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
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HANDSOME COTTAGE On LAEARPE STREET
BETWEEN WHITE AND BROAD STREETS.
TIE CITY CARS PASSING IN FRONT OF SAID
PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN BOUvET.

Second District Court for the Parish II Or.sar>-
No. IS ,l13.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. GirardeY q Co.
POLYMNIA STREET PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES L1NDBERG
RYC. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. Auc1

Second District Court for the PARISH of OSlears-
No. & $3.50.
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rules OF the correctional institution are oelDg
stetched to their utmost limit In his favor.
In placs.of the usual hammock, the claimant
has been supplied with a substantial oeds.eau
for obvious reasons. he is also aiio"eo w
take exercise by himself In one OF the prison
varss. in consideration ofhis bulk and weight,
which would probably render 1t ineonVeniehs
for him to keep pace with the ordinary prison-
ors committed for trial. He Is said 10 oe
ou,et and unobtrusive In his behaFlof'
and to give the wardens no trouo'e'
He has bis meals brought from OUTSIDE
the nrisou. at his own expense and under Ger
tain regulations; but beyond that, no indui.
perce has been extended to him. He has had
no spirits or tobacco since his incarceration,
nor has he asked for any. The state of his
mind is evidently serene. He sleeps between
ten and eleven hours nightly, and balances the
scales at the goodly figure OF twenty-six stone.
To all the demands Of the jallor he yields a
ready and cheerful compliance. His conpo-
sure is perfect, and he spends large portion
of his time in reading books. The visiting
justices have been assured that he is perfectly
satisfied with his treatment, and on the whole
the obese imposter would seem to be far nap
pier than at any time since the commence
ment of his suit for the Tichb0rne estates.
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Tho Liberal Republicans Moving.

Just at the time that the shifty New York
World goes to the right-about and denoun-
ces the Liberal Republicans as coWaros'
and the coming Cincinnati Convention
fore-doomed failure, the New YORK iTso""e
nrints a letter In which the Liberal Repuo-
licans of New York, headed by Mr.. Henry K.
selden and Horace Greeley, express their
concurrence in the Missouri platform, and
accept the invitation to meet in National
Mass Convention in Cincinnati on the first
Monday in May. A more damaging reply
to the bitter abuse and rash advice OF the
New York World it would be hard to find.
We do not pretend to forecast the action
of the National Democracy. That can only
be determined by the delegates whom the
people may choose to represent them In the
National Convention. 1t is plain, however,
that the Liberal Republicans are firm in
their opinions, and will not cease in' their
opposition to the administration while there
is any hope OF defeating the. reelection OF
General Grant. The platform OF Mr.. Gree
ley and his colleagues is broad and strong
1t embraces the planks OF Amnesty, CiVli
Service Reform, resistance to Federal en-
croachment, and taxation for Revenue. And
we confess that it is a grateful surprise TO
find Mr.. Greeley supporting the essential
principle Of Revenue Reform. 1t was under
stood that the Sage of Chappaqua would
rather accept Protection with Grant than
Free Trade, or It's, twin,brother, without
him. But he apparently commits himself
to the 5impesing Of. Federal taxation for
RsVssnHs. and mot for! Projections. and we
need no more striking proof q his earnest
ness in the fight now begun. Already the
WaphingtonEE EE52G ionislsi1 thsslWhite House
organ, has read Mr., Greeley out OF the
party. This man, who has done more for
the Republican party than all the ConkIings
and Mortons and Forneys in the Union, is
declared to be recusant because he is re-
solved to make an effort to avert the
dangers with which the Republic is
a. q, - ~ .
Whatever the upshot Of it, the letter OF
Mr.. Greeley and his friends is one of the
most important events 10 the political histn-
rytoi the times That the World should
throw cold water upon 1t, is only q curious
Of the wheels within wheels in
the politics Of Gotham.
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The interviewer.

Modern civilization, In it's American form,
has effervesced, and the product ls the Inter-
viewer. He ls yet unknown in Europe. That
benighted portion OF the globe is yet to be
Illuminated by his omnipresence. A cross
between Hercules and Paul Pry, with pre-
ponderance OF the latter, his pen or pencil
represents the club OF the one while the In.
truslve umbrella OF the other finds its counr
terpsrt in Observation-Disclosures his
as member Of the press. -
The Interviewer may be said to be ne
cessity Of the times. More than manifesto.
ton of the age, heis the age itself. In him
its audacIous and Unsuitable curiosity is en-
bodied, and the joint agencies Of fsteam and
electricity could no more have failed to
evolve him than the rotating planet could
have failed to throw of its satellite. An ap-
pendagey to the press, he is higher even
than his source, as the Inhabited earth is
higher than the lifeless solar orb from which
its life is derived. As. meteorites feed the
sun, 80 feeds he the eight or ten cylinder
Hoe. Eccentric as comet, he returns from
his wanderings into the confines OF space
with more than cometary regularity and in
strict obedience to the laws of gravitation-
for his pay is his sole attraction, and the
fimsiest greenback is weightier than he.
In himself utterly injurious and devoid OF
the slightest earthly interest in anything but
whiskey and cigars, he displays, neverthe-
less, curiosity boundless as it is unparal-
lelled. Nothing escapes him. Things past,
present and to come are his equal prey. Be
the object animate or inanimate, it is the
same to him. His special aim is at human
kind, because men can talk and furnish
words to his memory which his invention
could never coin. But between him and
the truth lies that deadly enmity which
arises from the iron obligations of his posi-
ton. He loves fact because it is ready
made to his hand, but |! it be hard to de-
scribe, lies roll from him in easy profusion.
No respecter OF persons, he would interview
dead horse with as much composure as be
would a king. With him it is simply a ques-
ton Of pay. Is the horse the greater sensa-
ton, he will not so much as turn his head
towards the monarch Great men fiatter
themselves that they are the particular OBJ
]ects Of his love, when the truth is be con-
siders them with an eye single to the per-
petual make on which he is intent. We're
maggots the occasion of public interest, be
would live in their midst as cheerfully as be
lives with members Of Congress. He would
interview himself, scoop the abysm and go
down even to Savannah, if humanity were
concerned about such things, and two addi-
tional copies of his paper might be sold
thereby. 1t Is not conceivable that brass
can become more brazen in all the aons al
lotted to the terrestrial ball. Strange de-
velopments impend, but New York, Cblca-
60 and Louisville have no more marvels OF
impudence to offer. Cheek has reached it's
limit in the Interviewer.
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Ss- OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLESTON, S. c.,
MARCH 20. 1S72.-The attention Of deiquent Tax.
payers for the year 1885, 1852 1870 and 1871 is d.
rected to an-Act to amend an Act entitled "An
Act providing for the assessment and taxation OF
Property passed September Is, 1858. and an
ACT amendatory thereto, as published In the
Charleston Daily Republican, March u, 1872. The
County Auditor is now preparing his Delinquent
List for publication. Those who wish to avoid the
penalties Of said Act will give their Immediate at
tention at the County Treasurer's Office.
8. L. BENNETT,
mchso.s,ufa County Auditor.
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n@OFFICE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, APRIL ],
ls72-The treasurer OF this Company will attend
at the ONCE of CAMPBELL & sEABR0oK, No. 30
Broad street, on MONDAY, 7UssDlY and WEDNss
DAY, 1st, 81 and stinstants from12 10 O'CLOCK to
receive payment Tor the Eight per Cent. Bonds au.
thorlzed to be Issued at the last annual meeting
OF Stockholders, and to deliver the Bonds and
Certificates Of Stock. All the Stock which Is not
redeemed during those days viii be sold at pub.
lic auction on THURSDAY, 4th instant at II A. NJ,
at or near the Postofflce.
Full particular, OF sale will be given on that
day. S.w. FISHER,
Treasurer Savannah and Charleston Railroad Co.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
0rptcp or rrJp roypTpOI TRR, ,EFSERlI

Cor UMBIA, S. c.. March 80. 1872.
certify that ". b. HERl0T CO. OF Charles
ANCE CoMPANY. OF San Franci-c2, Incorporated
by the State of California, have compiled With the
requisltions OF the Act OF the General Assembly,
entitled IAN Act to regulate the Agencies OF In
suranca Companies not int orporated In the State
Of Sou carolina" and hereby license The said
". B. HERIUT 4 CO., Agents aforesaid, to take
risks and transact all business OF Insurance in
this state, In the City o. Charleston, for and in
behalf OF said Company.
Expires March 3lst 1873. J. L. NEAGLE,
APRIL Comptroller General.
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~ THE. WASHINGTON LIGHT IN
FaNrRY CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION are re.
auested to attend the Funeral Services OF their
late member, E. T. HUGHES, at st. Philips
Church, at half.past four O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON. apt|
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funeral Notlrrs.

gTaE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acnna,ntances Of Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD T.
HUGHES, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the former, at St. Philips
church, at half.past O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
apr2A
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w- NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
LUCY. GrIfIlth Jenes Master, from Liverpool, has
THIS DAT been entered under the Five Day Act.
All Goods not Permitted at the expiration OF tnat
time, will be sent to Public StoreB.
HENRY GARD, Agent.
March 90, 1872. mch3o-5
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~LANDMARK LODGE, No. 76, A. F.
M.-The oficers and members Of this Lodge are
requested to attend the Funeral Services Of their
late Treasurer, Brother EDWARD T. HUGHES, AZ
St. Philips Church, at halfpast O'Clock THIS AZ
TERNooN. 7. p. LoWNDEs'
anr2 Secretary.