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1ttCU. NSul3A Nuust tOuAeAtS.
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ri6tet na6 ben neueirsn Serbeierunsen, Die iibsrz
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bait befanntes @eiddrt nadb
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perlest 1T urb als sfunit=9allerie m i'm Stanbe be-
noet, Bortraits ga eiern, iuelde bon Der Carte de
visite Dis sur eebenssr6Be in Gafiea ober Del on
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Yorraits anoertraut. a6tuns5oon
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Serbien

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renoWltlb ". uolllabriJ; er erreid1t an Die
lem gage elu adlt3ebntes 2ebenaiahr, nit
oellen 4ntrltt tbm nah Den ScItimmungen
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lidnOig Sufdat. Sir olclen Gag mer6eu i'm
9an5tH ganoe groBartige Sorbeleitungen &C.
mabt uno babeH ft oaSu piele @dte aus
Der gan6en Ilapiibeu 8elt an9smeIoet.
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Jdmra Cairna

19tun9spol oena 5rt6uqt iene ErfuHhe unh 9unben
Der fribueu fSirmn Gllis S Cairns, ban er Der
SouQtb ore aIleH 6irma na6 ieinem neuen { a.
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CHERR KLNA
Sie befen Steinfoblen 3u ben uieprig=
firm 1rpisey
Gtluas Ontes fir &inDer!
3dutembadh'8
SESurm NlGEG1ert

OILS InfhGblid sardntirt bel allen Sro9ulten su DO
ben. Bres % Cts. Die Sbdbtsl. SSdbriJrt in
&autenbaob'S oeutIhsr Ipotbefe uno Ntneralspai5er
Depot, gforooit.@fe Der @utap. II. Saratosaftr
(Sebr .13,1S.i a.g8.Tl
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Srs Mnberiint,

Wr. ID, 2 nD Y ia 10 StraBe,
etfpa Der rpSpncorsia.Sdtfe" 8eaeniiber,
bebanoeft ale aranfbeiten Der 6arn Sreaue, Sants
2ranfbeten, flir3ltdb besonnene 6dle in bis Eas
gen; ltroni5e arantbeiten bon LANCER Oauer sdnSih
furtrt no oas Giit aus Dem Suitem entIcrnt 9rants
heiten, ipelde pon uebcrmaB uno unbebabtidmfeit In
Der Susenb perrribrsn aac @sodntniBz Sdwdde,
Babnitnn, allSemene S6pddbs, orsaniibe Shwds
de- 3itern, Hierenihmerj &C. nad ih Sieben uer.
Den idne1 turirt. Dr. Robsrtion lit resulrter Ora.
burtsr Der llnperttit Warplano, unb feline Ianss
idbriae griabrung Der 8ebhnbIuns ioliber Rlanfs
Etnnben s-i2 abr Morsans, "a llbr Jadmiltass
S-g ll6r Ibauts. (Dirs29,tST)
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Sute gad,ridlten fitr GbCc Griufcr.
@rofe RreiSclnierrianna oUm Sbec in alcn
unfeIcH SafCn
GrOBen gCtuz0orter GbcrgcicQId5aft.
8rei6(ihe uon Ebcc:
Solora 0dwarD 40 80, GO, ~, beiter 50 pro BIB,
SmpeIat (8fiInl 30, 60, ~, 50, LOO n
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q, 81, beiteH gerabieueu 3apu 32 pro Ei6.
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81 plo $40.
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&otfo SMfcr s. Ssrmocr.
BauboiS gager, 6obcis & SuBOlebleusDlabIs
uno 6enitcr JRabmcu 6ablt,
G6e Der 9SreiIrcutitrGEc, 6 Gantpu= 2lpenue uuA
2libcmaglsftrage.
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Sauudr 1872 nab 9t9enleitReT lCbcrerfnHIt Gulgss
lon, 10 beebrt no = GttU 8 utet Dor ner alien
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gemetneu b.s AnICt9e 81 MAIDEN, Dag er ieiugR Brlz
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WtaiOn'8
WtalOn'8
NIT NorselanmafIe
alsgclegte 0lasfriigc Jars),
Ser Wainn'idle Gr,to (JAR)

Der Wa1nn' Tide Nr1lg (JAR)
III iett 10 burdq' bend un6 ailnifig betm YnbItrm
betlnHt, bas icbr ueng an ieinem Sob nur Bu iaqer
notbs 1T. g8abIeno Der .3clt, hos er i'm glIrtt ge.
nelen (ieet ungeid5r u IabreI picGcr arteu 9riaC
tlr 9tnAnteH uon ,Erahten iiH6 ueriutt uno oil
metlten nber pert9tos erfonnt luorbeu, rQbtuQcqcu
pat Die Reputdton uno Der 8eriaui oteier Rrliae
lc9rIit Itt pernsbrt, big er ieet unhbernoffen 6az
iteht.
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in Der AnTerttaunq eiurtmmt, iii uoaig erhQlteH unc
Deroen nur pfrtette gBaGUn ueltauft.
(162,4,6,7746,S,StS s 9012T)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
I.00K -nTT FnR THEM.

People Of New Orleans who pay FIVE
elghths of the State taxes, see to it. I'm
poverished people of the country parishes,
see to it. Tie holders Of State bonds,
at home and abroad, see to it.
It might be suggestively added see
to what! See that the rotten hulks
Of past political power don't cum
Der the way; see that the voice OF the
people, chained down by those who do
none Of the voting and all Of the growl-
ing, and who are in the first rank to get
fat office, to which their interest does not
entitle them, see TO it that these public de-
moralizers have no chance at the bellows,
no finger in the pie again. The State in
debtedness has not been increased one cent
by H. C. Warmoth. On the contrary, vii
lainy in the Legislature, by which the debt
could be increased, was killed OF by the
$4,000 600 amendment, suggested by Gov
ernor Warrnoth, who has destroyed by his
veto more Jobs than ever have passed. The
State debit is but So, 900, 600, all told. See
to it. Tie State taxes are levied to pay the
interest Of the bonded debt, and we say,
bully! We believe in paying debts-see to
it. The augmentation in the city debt has
been made by the rose-watered Democrats
see to it. With the bad deeds of past ad-
ministratioD8 numbering the records, and
for which the present administration has to
pay-eChO answers, see to it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03

ORLEANS.
TEvBR STATE OF LOUISIANA. TO ALL WHOM
L these presents shan come, greeting: Whereas;
Joseph jacob, having purchased for the jsum OF
four Thousand dollars at q Eale made By tpe CIV
sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans the property
after described, has applied to tins cgurt, n
WHICH office the deed o. SAFE was recolasG + "n
the nineteenth day of jane, 1877, for r4onlJl9h
or advertisement, in conformity to act of tie
Legislature Of the State OF Lou sisna of l87gr beng
Act No. sc, from section 1910 10 1880 INCLUSIVE
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter-
ested herein, are hereby cited and admonsneo ~
the name OF the State OF Louisiana ard of tho Fourth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, who can
set NJ any right title or claim in and to the prop
eTfv hereinafter described III consequence of any
nforma Ivy in the order, decree or Judgment OIL re
court under which the sale was made, or any r.
regularity lleGalty IN the appTaIsemenLt y
time manner Of sale, OF Of any other delecS
the day this monition IS first inserted IL the pap
lie paper, why the sale made should not be con
The said property was sold by the Sheriff afoIe,
said, the twenty. fifth day Of May, 1917 n me
No l24 of the docket Of this court at which sac
the said Joseph Jacob became the purchaser fyE
the price OF four thousand dollars payable III CASH
certain piece or portion of grour d, together
with all the buildings and improvements thelCoI
and appurtenances thereof, and all the rights
ways servitudes, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging OF IN any wise stPpel 'ailliS
IL the Second District OF this city, in the square
| bounded by Derbigny, Orleans, St Peter and Ciai
| borne streets, designated by The letter ON q
! sketch thereof made by j A. D'Hemecourt deputy
Surveyor of this city, and annexed 10 an act passe
| before Edward GottsChalk. late notary public in
| this city, on the twelfth day of March 1863. Said
| Derbgny streets ard st. Peter and Derbgry
streets aud runs through iron orleans to s. Peer
| street, and measures fifty feet front or Orleans
street fifty feet front St. Peter street by depth
| and front on Derbigny street OF one hundred az
fourteen feet i've inches lines between parallel
lines. Said piece Of ground forms the whole of two
! lots of ground designated Numbers six and seven
! Of square number forty four on plan made by 10
| StDl Pile late Ne first uaV OF MAY
1910 deposited in the Office Of b. L. Mckay, late d
notary public IN this city, beiDg the same property
| acquired by Joseph GOet2, defendant herein, hy
purchase from Jean FRANCOIS Louis Chasba}, OF Pa i
Reve France, per act OF sale passed by said notary
| Cottschalk on the sixth day OF April, 1865.
Clerks Office Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans this third day Of july 1872.
PAUL Z. THEAED,
] eans.
a true copy:
OSCAR ARROYO, deputy Clerk. au24 sea "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
REGISTRATION.
STAIR OF LOUISIANA, }
Gf9ce Of State Registrar OF Voters.
New Orleans, Septem ber :, 1872.

Cffce Of State Registrar OF Voters,
New Orleans, September = It1Z.9
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
section twenty of an act of the Genera Assem-.
bly, Of Louisiana, entitled AN act to provide for
the revision and correction Of the Lists Of regis
tered voters Of the State" etc. approved March TO-
1870 notice is hereby given that the Offices Of the
Assistant Supervisors of Registration of the several
election precincts of the parish of Orleans now
open for the revision ard correction CT tie lists Of
registered voters of the parish Of Orleans and viii
remc@ open until SATURDAY, october 26, 1872,
Sundays ard legal holidays excepted.
Office hours from A. N. until r NJ, and from
P. NJ. to P. NJ
All qualified electors of the parish of Orleans
who were not registered in 1870, and who now de-
sire to register, and all voters registered IN 1870
who have removed from the election precinct II
which they then resided nsEst make application
for registry to tEe Assist anteSnPeTvis OF Regis
tration for the precinct in which they now reside
All registered voters who have changed their
place of residence within the election precinc in
which they registered in 1879 are notified to
appear the Office of the Assistant SupeTv isor Of
| Registration for the precinct, and have such
| change noted upon the registry books and upon
| their certificates of registration.
| The following is list of the boundaries OF the
several election precincts and the location OF tie
| registration office in each precinct
FIRST ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Felicity road, Tina ia street ard Ms
-sissippi river.
0Hice--No. 578 St. Charles street, corner OF Mel
| pomene street.
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Thalia and Julia streets, NississiTp
river and rear Of city.
Ofiee-No. 3l2 St. Charles street, between Cali
| ope ard Clio streets.
THIRD ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Julia and Canal streets. dss .ssipp
river and rear of city.
Ot1ce-No. 245 Peydras street, between Dryadet
and Rampant streets.
FOURTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Canal street, St. Lou.s street, Mis-
sisB.ppi river and rear of city.
Office Corner of Cqstomho0se and Where
streets.
FIFTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bourded by St. Louis street 81. Philip street
| Mississippi river and rear OF city.
CHice-Orleans street, between Where and
Robertson streets.
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded 10y St. Philip street, E7p.araGe street
Mississippi river and Lake PontchartIain.
0dce-Corner OF Hospital and Bourbon Streets
SEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
rs:-:. 49,,
04ece-C ,o,ra, If r,a,7nlioa and 7-rton streets.
EIGHTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Elysan Fields street, Lafayette ave
0ttaa ~ lgf a,,-,1,f,,os +re.,+ hat an FTrsi,r
Fields and Marigav streets.
NINTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
po.,,,,7e6 NV T.afaratte aven,4r fl,.nlrm ers ca.
nal. Miss ss;rspj river and Lake Pon.clartratn
Ofice-Eo. 146 Daephine street between G.ouet
| or,4 7 c.atsa strea+s
rpxrr1 rr.Rcrrox pRFrrxc7
1,,,,,,7,1 -, 1-lri.+ road "a - s4.+ I'll MI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
GIFT CONCERT.
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
DAY OF TIE BRAwIEG FIXED.
No Postpcnement from September IS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Trustees of the Public Library OF Kentucky
being satisfied from the large sale of tickets already
made and the daily increasing demand for them,
that there will be no occasion for pOstponing the
second drawing in the Gift Concert in aid of the
Public Library of Kentucky, have Instructed me,
as their gent and manager Of the Gift Concert to
say to the public ard ticket,hoders that the draw
ing viii positively take place September %,
proximo, and will not be postponed An active de-
mand for tickets comes from every State and Ter
ritory of the United States and from the Canadaa,
giving assurance to'the Trustees that no circum-
stances can prevent a drawing at the appointed
time.
A sufficient clerical force is engaged to keep up
with the orders for tickets and il order that this
Office may be relieved of the immense pressure in
cident to the business for the week or two mmedi-
ately preceding the drawing, agents especially,
ard those desiIous of procuring tickets, are re-
quested to send in their orders Immediately, as
Gales will have to be closed in time to make the
necessary preparations for the drawing. 1t is the
wish of the management to fill every order for a
ticket, as well to sell all the tickets but those
who apply first must first be supplied; and if those
who put of buying until sales are closed have their
money returned instead of the tickets ordered, as
in the first Gift Concert in December last, when
thousands of dollars that came too late were sent
back, they will have none to blame but themselves
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
Louisville, Kentucky, August I9, 1872.
| au28 6teCd WIT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY RI Il B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II o clQck, at
Old Auction Mart No. 81 Camp street, a general
assortment Of new and second hand furniture,
etc.
BY CHARLES E. PORTER. ct lo4 o'clock a. NJ, at
No. 784Tchoupitoulas street lot ofjewe!fy, such
as gold and silver watches, chains rings, silver
ware, etc, together with household furniture
piano, etc.-succession OF Widow l. spit2welleT'
BY SHERIFF SAUvISET, at 1C5s o'clock at No. IA
Charities street, contents Of prem.ses' consist
ing of clocks, watchmaEer's and jewelers. tools
ana materials, show cases, etc.-Leon Pierre
& Co Va y. Hadler
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT or AssEssHR:7Ts
CITY Hall, August 70, 1877.

DEPARTMENT or ASSESSMENTS,
City Hall, August 70, 1877.
ctEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN
= derslgned viii be received at thus office un-I
twelve NJ. the THIRD DAY OF SEPIEABbkG lo-z-
for placing the names of the streets on the lamp
posts OF buildings at the Intersections OF the streets
in the city aud also proposals foI TeAumpeIlng 1Le
houses aud building lots IN different parts u 'he
city. -e,...,,,..
in the Surveyors office, and under the o1iectioL
and subject TO the approval Of the 5u'eJo VI anu
Administrator of Assessments. ,,.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
o II. ROSZANO.
arm sIrni-ie+va tor Of Assessments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
Local Intelligence.

We are informed that Mr.. Stanmeyer,
commissary Of Claiborne market, is in no
manner responsible for the great stencil
complained of in that locality The real
offenders are subordinates, responsible to
the Administrator of improvements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
Greeley and Brown Levee Campaign Club

Greeley and Brown Leyee Campaign Club.
This efficient club inaugurated immedi-
atly after the Cincinnati movement the in
'terest Of the election of the national stand
ard. bearer of that convention, as well as to
aid in the work Of reform in our State gov
eminent, has determined, in view Of the
fusion Of the anti-Grant elements Of the
State, to discontinue their organization
and merge themselves into the clubs OF the
respective wards Of which their members
are residents, so as to more efficiently labor
for the success Of the fusion Liberal national
State and parish tickets in the coming Nc
Yemher election,
The following letter Of Captain Norton
the president of the club, will be read with
interest:
IYBApQrARTERs CHANDELIERS WAREHOUSE,
New Orleans, September, 1872. )
To the officers ard Members Of the Greeley and
Brown LeVee Campaign Club;
GENTLEMEN-Under the constitution Of
| our club, its existence is dependent upon
| the will vested by the membership upon
the board Of officers Of the club; and in
view of the existing political situation,
! produced by the successful fusion of the
| anti Grant element in tins State, the board
| Of officers, after consultation have agreed
10 discontinue this independent campaign
i organization so that the membership can
| be merged into the fusion organizations of
| cur party in the respective wards OF which
| thew are residents. And the president was
| further directed to publicly notify you Of
| these facts, which is hereby done accord
| ipgIv, and the membership will act in puI-
| suance thereof.
The discontinuance OF this organization.
! and nv retirement as its president, COmpeIs
| me I'd embrace this opportunity OF returning
| my grateful thanks to my associate oheers
and the entire membership for the assidu-
| Gus Iabors rendered the common cause thus
| far in the canvass, which, to me, Is sure
| indication of what may be expected of our
| membership in their new relations with the
| fusion clubs when their strength Is put for
| ward in the interest Of the election of the
Liberal fusion ticket, which, in view OF the
! circumstances, is the best thing that can De
| done for the regeneration OF our State.
| Therefore. trust that you will all concur
| with me in the earnest desire Tor Its triumph
ant election, and continue your political ia
! I4ers "a citizens for the accomplishment OF
that important result.
In closing, permit me TO return 10 tIe
| shippiug and commercial interests OF tins
! port, who have financially and otherwise
assisted this organization, our sincere
Joseph Cooper, B. Foley, 1. Lacom6e
! George Phillips and George W. HJnson
! who, in and out CT season, were always
found ready t. lend their assistance from
the hour of the Inauguration Of the CLncin
| natl movements until the present date
! Trusting that the Cincinnati movement
NAV prove a success, and thus in0re to the
benefit Of our State and nation, an, Yerg
| respectfully, yours,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03

While in this country this is remarkable
as the warnest summer known for years,
in England it is the coolest. The last week
Of July was the coolest known at the same
time of year for fifty years, the average
mark Of the thermometer being So. The
crop reports from England are not favor
able, while those from France give unusual
nrnmsA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03


SHOOTING AFFAIR ON BARoENE STREET
Effect Of ScanGaJ-Between seven and eight
O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs Giroux,
wife of E. A. Groux, keeper Of small
variety store at. No. 8919 Baronne street,
having been informed that G. Laine, keeper
of grocery store next to her establish
ment had uttered some scandalous story
concerning her character, called CT Lame
for proof. Her husband was absent at the
time, but returned soon after, going into
back room. The wife again went on
the banquette in front Of the grocery, and
once more demanded proof or a retraction.
High words ensued. She states that Lame
took hold Of and choked her, and
lugt then Mr.. Girou& appeared, and only
seeing that his wife was assailed, drew his
| pistol and fred the bullet entering Lanes
right side, irfictIng wound that partially
paraIvzed him, as the bali touched bis spine
! He was taken to bis room and properly at
tended to. The trouble attracted o great
number of peopIe; all anxious to learn par
ticulars, and especially as Lame is well
known, having many friends, while Giroux,
who is @ cripple, is well liked and oonsid-
cred harmless kind of man.
Accused, when in the first precinct station
house, made the following statement;
I keep small store, where mend UNI
| brellas, ctg;. on Bar0nne street, No, 81.
| This morning Mr.. Lame began abusing my
wife, calling her a woman Of i'll repute, and
going SO far as to state that be could prove
it. This, OF course, attracted q crowd OF
neighbors and they laughing, moved my
| wife, who is naturally tlmld woman, to
tears, and she came inside. At this time /
| was not at home About eight o'clock,
however I returned and was sitting in my
back room, while my wife was stand
ING at the door, when Mr.. Lame came
up and said there is this -- again.
NV wife replied she did not wish to be
called such names and she would speak to
me. He replied Tell that game legged
son Of a b 70 come out and will fix him y
Nv wife said he should be ashamed of him
self, when he replying, caught her by the
! collar and struck her in the face At the
first words Of the dittiulty, | had gone into
the store, and when l saw him strike and
| commit a violent assault on NY wife ON my
| own premises, drew revolver and hred,
| then at once gave myself mp to the police,
but hoped to be justified in the eyes OF God
| and man, as | do not think any one mas
| right to abuse the wife whom l love, and
| strike her before me-.
Dr.. Cooper, having examined the wound,
concluded that Laine would certainly die in
a short time, and it was thought he was
diving then, Recorder Hougbton was sent
fer to take dying declaration, and Laine
proceeded to give his version Of the affair.
but before finishing ne complained Of great
pain and was compelled to rest The few
words he uttered did not amount to much.
1t was arranged that as soon as Lame was
able to talk the recorder should be sent for,
and Captain Mccain detailed an officer to
attend to the premises and send word Of all
that should occur, Alta late hour last night
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03

BEERIsH.-W W, w. r., J. D. and }.
NJ, all Americans, yesterday morning sat
at round table in popular beer house on
Common street, drinking good lager beer
from single goblet-a clergy glass, just as
if they had rently arrived from Germany,
and they seemed to enjoy the beverage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
NOTICE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, D. c., August rs 1872, :
HAS BEEN RECEIVED At THIS
L Department from MIR. Joseph UIriCh, the Cor
sui OF the United States at Monterey. Me&-eO, CT
the death, Oh the third of August, 1872 at Monte
Louisiana. II