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New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18

RY C. E. GIRARDEY q CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Nicholas J. Roey, auctioneer-O1fce No.
II Exchange place.-SATuRDAY, October u, 1872,
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal, between Canal
and Customhouse streets in this city of New-OI
leans, by virtue of judgment of the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, rendered August 6, 1872, will be sold by pub
lie auction for account and risk of former puT
chaser, Frank Sharp, who failed to comply with
the terms of the adjudication made to him on the
eighth day of June. 1872 the following described
property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND. in the Fourth District of
this city, in the square bounded by SOrapuru Philip
TchOupitOulas and Rousseau streets, designated
lot No. 50, and measuring 81 feet inches front
SOrapnru street, by about 10 feet 10 inches and
lines in depth The improvements comprise one
and two-story wooden tenements, known as No. Is
Sorapuru street and fronting the Sorapuru Market.
Terms-One-third cash; remainder at one aid
two years credit in notes of the purchasers Sc.
cured by special mortgage and vendors lien and
bearing interest of eight per cent per annum
from GATE of sale until final payment, with penal
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in event of
suit, and improvements to be kept fully insured
and policies transferred to holders of the notes,
and purchasers to assume payment of all taxes for
1872.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense of purchasers before Octave MOrel, Esq,
notary public. se10 81 % oc5 u
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18
MEDICAL,

oUo~"0NN~~rc~~|0I~Ouon~>~r
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.-DR. W
Il BROWN, the well known Physician and Sur
geon on Private Diseases, has permanently located
his office at the corner of Front and Customheuse
eases, GOnorrhea, elect, Structures, Syphilis,
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impotence
his new and remarkable remedit in a short time
Cures guaranteed. Office hours from a. N. to 8
P NJ. sel4 6tt
ON MARRIAGE. = HAPPY RELIEF FOR
" young men from the effects of errors and abuses
in early life Manhood restored Impediments to
marriage removed New method of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-aR institution
having high reputation: or honorable conduct
and professional skill. aul5 3m cod
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18
SHERIFFS SALES.
state of Lonisiana vs. NIrs. ID. E. Farrar

State of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. ID. F. Farrar
T1IGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans, No. 378l-By virtue of writ OF
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Eighth District Court for the parish of 0reans in
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers
,EA change, 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
trict, in square bounded by Desire, Emira, Char
tres and DaupLine Streets measuring thirty feet
front on Desire street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. S. SAUyINET,
se18 oc2 20 Sheriff OF the Parish OF orleans.
state of Louisiana VS.. William A. Fleret.
T1IGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IA of Orleans, No 3106.--By virtue of a writ of
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Eighth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, I viii proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auetioneers
tOmhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, MONDAY october 2l, 1872 at tw eve clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A@CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND, situated III the
Fourth District, in square number two hundred
and fOrty-fve bounded by CarOndelet, Bar0nne
First and Second streets, measuring thirty feet
front Carondelet street, by one hundred and
fOrty-One feet III depth.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
C. S. SAUVIEET,
se18 Oc2 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18

Adopted.
By Mr.. Bonzano:
ReSolued, That the Administrator of Pub.
lie Accounts is hereby authorized to issue a
warrant on the Department of Finance,
payable for taxes, in favor of P. Norton, for
$2l0, said amount having been paid by him
into the city treasury tor taxes for the years
1870 and 1871 on an erroneous assessment of
property owned by him in square No. 135,
second assessment district.
Note.-The error occurred in 1870, and
was continued in 1871 by allowing the orr
ginal assessment on three lots, of $4,000, to
stand against one lot purchased by Mr..
Norton, for which he paid $l625. When he
purchased the two other lots he was as
sessed $4,000, making a total of $4,000,
which should have been $4,000 altogether.
Laid over to be printed.
Mr.. Shaw presented the following pro
position
NEW ORLEANS, September ID, 1872.
To the City Council of New Orleans:
will furnish the necessary eight inch
IRON G pipe for the extension of the Water
WORKS 1 on Felicity Road to Keller market,
say 2loO feet, at 50 IS per foot, delivered
on the leYee of New Orleans. payable in
certlheates of appropriation.
J, II. KELLER,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18
Alice Nolan VS.. Gustnye Marigny, Her
pJIEhu

se18 oc22l Sheriff of the P Parish G Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18
AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.
SUCCESSION OF. TOBIAS DRUM
COTTAGES IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
Ne IS 415.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18
State of Louisiana VS.. Louis FaesseI.

sel8 o. 20 sherif Of tIe Paris6 Of oTleans
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18

seIa oc2 20 Sheriff OF the Par
New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-18
state of Louisiana vs. G. III. Esclava.

Q. .. DAU FINEI,
se18 oc22O Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
A SPIRITED LIBERAL RALLY.

The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
the XXth Assembly District held meeting last
evening at Brevoort Hall, in East Fifty-ninthst which
was in every respect successful Notwithstanding the
disagreeabe OF the weather the hall was filed with
q thoroughly determined audience Of Liberals. The
sneakers were received with unqualified marks OF ap-
proya; the mention Of the names Of Greeley, Schurz,
Sumner. Trumbull, and Herman, elected in every
instance loud bursts of applause. The Hon.
Clark Bell, chairman, opened the meeting and
introduced the Hon. Fernando Wood, VINO said IN
substance l sometimes think in view Of the recent
election in Pennsyvana that the exposure Of corrup
ton is useless Four years ago Gen. Grant was pre-
sented by Republican party as the candidate for the
Presidency He came into power with large majorities
in both Houses Of Congress strongly enlisted In his IA
yor But we find to-day that he has lost many OF the
tbose who assisted most toward his elevation.
The foreign policy OF this Administration mas oeen
failure. Our flag has been insulted abroad Inc Dlood
Of American citizens has flowed the Island OF Cuba,
and Gen Grant has manifested the utmost Indifference
regarding the fact IL not until after Congress had
demanded the Interference Of the Administration that
Dr. Houard released. Our PRESIDENT s0o the
French American arms WIN %ncn poTtion VI Of onp
citizens are asked to support him We even nnd that
Mexico rent assunder as ~ py wsIs ana
our citizens The Joint High Commission met IN WASH
ingon settle all claims and dnerenees exstlngi out
OF American citizens arrested and imprisoned In En-
gland for Fenian speeches made 10 e OF
TO meet me and to show any act in which the policy
Of Grant has succeeded. .
Gen Cochrane said in the Of his remarks that
II was a sad spectacle 10 Government with Gil lts
Cabinet officers leaving Washington at the nead OF an
army OF ofcehOders 60O0o strong on an eectoneering
tour The speaker also referred TO the defacaons OF
public officials Freeman j. Fithan also spoke and said
n part: We want Liberal party 10 gain the ascend
eney because il will bring with II REFORM Unless the
institutions and baotboNes kept clear by honest
majority OF the honest voters, then will have des
posm not only OF but Of party. For the sake
of our children should the polls the 81 Of
good government and reform.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
THE RING INDICTMENTS.
MAYOR HALL GIVES BAIL.

The announcement in yesterdays TRIBUNE
indicating the of the charges against the members
OF the old Ring, caused considerable excitement In po-
cal circles and the outcry at once raised that in
view OF the coming election the Grant Republicans had
instituted proceedings against Tweed for political
purposes 1t is understood however, that the General
Sessions indictments will be quashed by Judge Brady
when the question sary presented to him. and that the
new indictments meant to restrain aud confne him
The additional evidence against Tweed In the new
charges against him is said to be OF startling nature
The weakness Of the previous indictments lay In the TACT
that 10 Witnesses could be obtained who could establish
positively the division OF any money between Tweed
and others. Woodward and James NJ sweenY are sup
posed to have been the only agents But IT has been
established beyond doubt that others had personal
knowledge OF these TRANSACTIONS and Of these has
been found and he has sworn before the Grand Jury
that on three several occasions he deposited to Tweeds
account tweuty-four per cent Of Ingersos receipts
Mr.. Tweed left the city shortly before midnight on
Wednesday and drove to Greenwich where he has since
remained. Foster Dewey teegraphed him that he had
been indicted and he dewey had promised that he
should appear on Friday and give bail but Mr. Tweed
sent word that IL was impossible for him TO come until
Saturday and asked at the time II nail would be
accepted No positive could be returned TO this
and It Is not positively certain that Mr. Tweed Will give
himself up to day as anticipated.
Mayor Hall yesterday appeared in the Supreme Court
and gave bonds in the usual amount TO answer the
charges against him.
Two other important indictments were yesterday
found by the Oyer aud Termner Grand Jury but they
will not be presented until Tuesday morning. when the
Grand Jury will again into Court But II is un-
derstood that Of them directly involves Ingerso in
feonious transaction involving about $4,000. The
other s said to be against popular candidate for the
Mayoraty who was guilty Of fraudulent alterations Of
his public accounts and of swearing falsely to his bills
as Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
APOLLO HALLS CANDIDATE.

The Committee of Twenty-One of the Apollo
Hall Democracy met last evening at the headquarters
at Twenty-eighth-st. and Broadway, to receive the
names of candidates for various positions. Delegations
were present from nearly all the Assembly Districts.
The Committee declined 10 make public the names sub
mitted IL is understood, however that the following
are among the moro prominent: For Judge Of the SUI
preme Court Hooper C. Van Worst; for Judge OF the
Superior Court, Vim. d. Booth and Roswell d.
Hatch for Dstrlct-Attorney, Henry l. Clin-
ton; for Coroner, Dr.. John c. Harman, VIM.
Churchill. Adoph Kessler and Cornelius Flynn. Mr..
Kessler is urged by the German Central Reform Organ
ization and Mr.. Churchill by the COMMANDMENT Re-
form General Committee. For Aldermen, the moro
prominent names mentioned are those Of Thomas Co
man, Peter Gilsey, William Fitzgerald, William Joyce,
Solomon Mehrbach, and James ]. Traynor. All but
Taynor members Of the present Board OF Aldermen
delegation from the Colored Mems Independent Asso-
citation OF the Eighth Ward present and announced
its intention OF supporting OBren for Mayor and ex-
Senator Michael Norton for Assembyman. The Com
mtee will confer with other organizations and prepare
q list OF names ~ submit to the County Convention
when IL conyenes. .
There was considerable informal discussion by the
delegates TO the future action OF tue Grant Repub
cans. IL almost universally conceded that u VIM.
f. Hayemeyer nominated for Mayor by the RepuD-
licans, O'Buen would receive large share of
the Republican vote, in accordance with the
bargain made with the Customhouse clique.
IT. however, George NJ. Van Mort receives
agreement has been cOnsummated and that the Re-
publicans impressed with the belief that they can
elect straight ticket, with the aid they VIII receive
from the Reform organizations.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

called together included many Custom-house onicers
Who at about were marshaled under the leader
ship OF Deputy Collector TO swell the number OF Ger
man Grant Republicans although few of them under
stood the tenor Of the addresses but apy taking tho
cue from fellow officer who understood the language
they ioined at intervals in boisterous applause-at
times 10 the evident astonishment Of the Germans pres
ent At s:l5 d. m the hall was about two-thrds filed
About O'clock the members Of the With Assembly
District German Club marched into tue hall and
succeeded in filing IL threequarters full. Ihe PTes
dent JOS Segmann, called the meeting 10 order ABOUT
$50 D. M, when o long list OF Nce-Presldents ana
Secretaries read With two OF three excepuons the
persons named possess political influence ana are IN
a manner unknown to the Germans or the CITY. Inc
chairman stated that the gathering was In response 70
the call OF the Republican Central Committee tnat the
Liberals were connected with Tammany and other
rings" and that this meeting offered as It's candidate
for Governor, John A. Dix for Mayor. William r. HaVe,
meyer and for President, Ulysses s. Grant lie added
that Charles O'Conor, Oswald Ottendorfer ana many
other Democrats, refused TO swallow Mr. Greeley as
their candidate.
Ex-Gov. Edward Solomon received with prolonged
cheers. He said that the issued which were TO De de-
cded for the next four were not inferior 10 nOse
which had been decided during the past twelve years.
He euogized the military and Presidential career OF
Gen. Grant and said that his Administration mad been
most perfect success He drew comparison between
Gen. Grant and Mr.. Greeley, and furnished humorous
sketch Of the qualities Of each TO the detrlment
Of Mr.. Greeley and the praise Of Gen. Grant.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

Grant Republican Congress Conventions we're
held last evening The With District Convention met at
No. Is9 Chatham-s and after appointing committee
Of five TO confer with all organizations opposed to Tam
many Hail. adjourned to Wednesday evening. The With
District Convention met at sxth-st and Avenue G..
There were three candidates proposed informal
ballot-Gen schwartzwader, DR., Dunn, and Isaac
Wood, committee was appointed TO confer with the
Apollo Hall organization OF the district Monday even
ing and the Convention adjourned TIL Tuesday evening
The With District Convention met at No. II stuyvesant
st. On the first ballot for candidates Conrad Geib re-
ceiged majority of the votes, BENJAMIN Leathum hay
ing six and william A. Dodge one. The Convention for
the With Congress District met in Bleecker building
Judge White presiding. The candidates were John D.
Lawson and James D. Booth. On the first ballot Mr.
Lawson received SO votes and Mr.. Booth nine.
In the lXth District the Grant Republicans
nominated David B. Mellsh for Congress Robert D.
Newton on the first ballot received nine votes The Xth
District Grant Republican Convention nominated VIM.
A Darling for Congress.
The Liberal Republican Congress Convention in the
IXth District nominated Michael Connolly by acclama-
ton. The IXth District Tammany Congress Convention
unanimously nominated Michael Connolly.
The IXth District Apollo Hall Congress Convention
nominated John Hardy by accamaton.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION AT CHICAGo-THE
MARINE HOSPITAL IRREG EGULARITlES.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEI

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The Treasury Department
has to say exposures Of corruption in the Chicago
Marine Hospital there in it, but considerable truth Ae'
eortpR to Architect Mu story simple The informa
ton e came here NewYok 1m who wrote that foreman
Ford in charge this improvement had made advances To them 10
the effect they would pay him commission be Wond se'
cure them profitable contracts the building under his
control The discharge this individual at the time Immediately
ordered when discovered that clerk named Miner had written
the letter 70 the EvYoI and that the oremsn name was
signed thereto without his lDovledg Up to that time no
one bu. the clerk had been implcsted, and so his
peremptory dismissal insisted upon When the next
payros around TIE Treasury Department was found that
Miner dismissed IL then heNdy supeced ina me
officials charge Of the hospital dare rot discharge Miner and men
we're here watch the Whole o and report back to heal
ousrer Finally, SupeneBden Dickinson and Ford became
ghped and DISCHARGED Miner thereupon turned around
implicated his supeoTs claimed tie reward and exemption Of an
1nr But Department here has other sources o. 10.
formation than The facts which the United
states Attorney will present this TO the Grand Jury Tu be
about follows: go 60.
When The bids for for this building made ad
before lawful Commissioners could have oppOrtun 70 eAne
he ds Dickinson Por collision with hekean Kelley Co..
ri the latter which the lowest 20 the amount OF
which equally divided between all OF these men There
m other considerations explicit enough figure the courts
without further Architect huett hss further 10 say that the
real gn6cance Rsbkinss mission Chicago the fact that
the local ungs strong that vas Impossible TO make
y heAdWay work without the Intervention o an out
e mar ana entirely disconnected With local schemes
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE British telegraph wires were deranged
yesterday at many ponts BY severe storms.
THE manuscript of Mr.. Stewards book had been
completed and tWohns revised the gnon viii be
peted BY hs Frederick and hs Adopted daughter Mas hsy
Seward
George NJ. Smith, one Of the Presidents, and
also Prophet Seer and Reyesior Of the CbaTch OF latter Day Sn
has started With party religious p imsge % Psesnae prove
the connection between tbe Mornons and e Lost Trbea
IS. N. Goodale has entered suit in the Circuit
Court At 81 Louis against TA Ge 70, eoo damages Tor pses
dispatch from BQn, fanisbed By te Aeresn Pe>s Asso.
ton which Goods said " be suspected Of bsag osBsed .1is
the naOn Of cAes LAse At Dofehef hass % sasa s'sS
ing last
The Irish Catholic Benevolent Union has
elected The following oeen for the eusuiSs Pssss yese
Oho Vice Peadeafa faaes heNea-nny
OF washngoa city. AID Bsnsea ef Lsssne N sssrstA
Martin Grnn Of Phsdspha feasarer he ksv 1es Hear of
dsngasist he psss ks As'ss W
snaeal CenssnueA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
GRANT CONVENTIONS AT BROOKLYN.

The Grant Convention of Kings County, for
the nomination OF a county ticket, held at p m.
yesterday, in Commonwealth Hall. Brooklyn, Water
Commissioner Lorin Palmer presiding. The hall was
crowded during the proceedings with set Of noisy dele
gates most of whom were employees OF the Water Board
and after session of three hours the following nomi
nations were made Sheriff. A. G. Williams, Ninth Ward ;
Commissioners OF Charities Ist District James NJ Tay
lor Sixth Ward; lid District Epriam NJ Roberts. Eev-
enth Ward; Justice Of Sessions, Barnet johnson OF
Gravesend.
The Grant City Nominating Convention met at p m.
In the place the above, u g. Assessor oliver B.
Leitch presiding The session continued for two hours
and resulted in the following nominations City Judge
Charles T. Jones OF the Ninth Ward Police Justice
Col. william Hemstreet of the Twenty-frst Ward
Justices OF the Peace-Ist District, Charles T. Norton
lid Dlstrct-J0hn A Taylor; With District-GeorRe W.
Henson Convention refused to recognize the wishes
of the German Grant Republican General Committee
which had presented the name OF William Boekell as
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
MORE LIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
ANOTHER CAStERoNIAN ARRESTED FoR ISSUING
FALSE HATURALIZATION PAPERS.

P1es TAs HarrIsbura Patriot
We have already chrOnicled the arrest OF
Dr. Muhenherg OF Lancaster. for attempting TO bribe
election officer with 500 20 reduce Buckaews major
ity In ward 10 100 The arrest of Elias lMcMeen
q councilman OF Lancaster, for furnishing fraudulent
naturalization papers has also been mentioned and now
have another of fraud. Yesterday morning
John Wltlinger arrested complaint OF Leonard
ZattOn paper Ntlinger taken before Mayor Pyfer
where he waived hearing and bail In the sum OF
81 800 for trial at Court, j. Cameron Muhenberg beeom
Ing his surety. The following is copy OF the andavl
and complaint
Lancaster t ss Before me- Pred s. Pyfer Mayor and for
said city personally appeared Leonard Schmidt who bng dny
according law depo and hSt John winge IT,, d some
the election your deponens house and make
birth whether nAturaTed
or not That deponent him witpg that he born
Main and that be 10 this country some four
years That 1 Wngr then asked doponen TO vote the
replied he
papers and could That said WDgr then replied
naturalization papers for him iOur 6eponen
further that the day Of election the 9TH day OF october
aud asked him come and vote. Your deponent re-
piled be had naturalization papers That sAh WIZ
nger then said be bad all the papers In bis ocel Ina
with
while on their way The Wnger ont bis (ndd within
paper and handed him naturalization stating
that here is his that he got at court and Is was a h
ing paper night do at the po that nce be has
found out fsudueny obsne that said paper puTpSrs 70
issued by the Court Of Quarter Sessions OF the @ d Coun
Philadelphia your deponeDt not in Philadelphia ~ sara
oourt nor td naturalization paper raudneuy
sned the purpose Of being used and that said Wnger uau
nt handed bin for the purpose o beng 80 used on he 0
election LEoNAhD SOhA'D'
sworn and subscribed October II, 49, A.
Great efforts are being made by the ring politicians to
have the suit against MeMellen Withdrawn. They are
tor and hope that in this manner they may have the ugly
case BmOthefed.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

The IXth District vote for exRecorder Smith,
The result OF the vote having been announced COL Eel
lows moved that the nomination be made unanimous,
which was carried, the single vote for exRecorder
Smith having been previously transferred 70 Mr D0no
hue. Mr. Kelly then moved that Committee OF II Dc
appointed 10 confer with the Committee on OrganzauOn
for the purpose Of making arrangements Tor ratnca
ton meeting This carried. Resolutlons OF thanks
TO the Conference Committee, the President Mr. Schel,
and the Secretaries Christopher Fine, Judge koch ana
Mr. LLOYD were then unanimously carried, after winch
the Convention adjourned sine dee.
It rumOred yesterday, that District Attorney
Garyin had said that he would for the office even II
be were not nominated but his most trustworthy friends
declared report entirely unfounded. The following
the order OF the Districts is the Committee appointed
10 confer with the Committee Organization IN refer
ence 10 a ratification meeting:
Bwar Burke Timothy Brennan Ambrose ONe Owen Cayansgh
Rgard knight Dupgnac Anhony Hartman Thos Dunlap,
eschaner Edxard L. DOnne Peter Gillespie Joseph Bunen-
tba John r MoGowsn Jerome RenAd Croker James King
John c. Bushnell, jacob y. Miller
John d. Townsend addressed the following letter TO
the evening newspapers yesterday:
deem il but Just. in order that my name may not be
used under any misrepresentation that should say that
while am not politician, and have always been OPP
posed 10 the old Tammany Ring, am now and nave
been from It's organization, member OF Apollo Han mot
Tammany eTrOneously reported In the afternoon
pressl. Respectfully, JohH w. iohhoEHD'
III IL