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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-30

pY c. E. GIRARDEY d CO.. ArC.
ID tlouerrs-J!tc 49, II EXehallse piatt-SAi l.
URDal, Aptil -. 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ. AK the
Merchants anu Auctoneers' Exchange, Oh ROYAL,
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets. IN tins
city Of New orleans ny virtue o. AZ, o ora no; OF
trict Court of the United States of America for
the District OF Louis ana sitting III banhrHpfcS.
dated March Is, 1872, and rendered IN the above
entitled matter Will be sold by public auction the
A PORTION OF GROUND. with all the build,
inos and Improvements thereon. situated in the
Fourth District of this city i'll the square bounded
by JOSEF lime. St Andrew, Prytana and ST
Charles streets and designated by the letter on
a sketch by Charles G. de Isle OH the sixteenth of
April. 1851. annexed 70 an act before + Bouhy,
notary public, July 10, 1861; the SAID portion OF
ground n:eas..riu" 90 feet front oil Josephine
street. BY ii depth the SIDE line toward 81
Charles street OF .S2 feet: thence the sad lot
measures i'll "a line palall-l with Josephine street.
!, rear width of l2O feet thence line al right
angles Jos. pin street 30 1e-t inches; thclir-
line toward 81. Charles street )" lee', ana
thence On a llne parallel with st. Charles street
III feet inches. terminating U Josephine Street
The in proVeinelts comprise large and com
modous one-stcrq flame cottage. retired from the
street. with lront gallery, garden shrnhbTfE t1c'
front and sides; Two story tlalat rear ouI'qlhg
etc. The property IS known as No. JAY Josephine
street. -
The decree of court ordering the sale OF tie
above described property directs tha the same he
freed from all inc braces, aud The gHee. act
M as the officer of the court, will convey on.y
such tite is IL him vested ny the assignment
in bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order 81 court
Terms-taeh on the spOt III United States Treas
urv notes. and the purchasers to assume pay lnent
over and above the price OF adjudication OF ali
taxes 'e On said i@Gp.y up t" te ,e az 81 , iae
PEI ct, Of the Purchasers, before NJ GER on, n"tarS
public. hhzo ~ 81 al-o 10
LARGE W,.--1lOkY FRAME DWELLING AND
quarter square of Ground, corner OF Fellcity
road and Chestnut street-Assignee's Sale in
Baukrllptcv-By order of +. II. Nor'oL As
si-nee-In the matter OF Charles II. Chase.
RaukruIr-SO, iitH.
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DYCHARLESE Il. FORTlER, AUCTIONEER

DY CHARLES l.. FORTIER, AUCTIONEER.
d Office NO. 50 Eychange.->A fURDAl April
G. 1872, at twelve O'clock IL. Will be sold at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhorse streets BIZ virtue of m order from the
Hon Louis Duvis eaud Judge OF the Second Dis
trct Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated FebrlE
ary 90. lG12-
LOT OF GROUND situated in faubourg Monte
gut. Third District of this city in the square
p,isei within Love, Goods III dreu. Clouet and Mon
tegut streets, said lot OF ground having, American
Assure, 60 .tet front Love street, by $50 feet
French measure, in depth, bounded toward Couet
street ny property heretofore belonging to Mrs.
Widow Preston, with the buildings, consisting of
double house, covered with states, aud
kitghen. aud aro rr small house built il the rear
- Terms One half cash; the balanc for note at
YEAR with eight per cent interest from date pay
ment with the usual clause of five per cent attor-
news fees III OF suit 10 enforce payment Of mote
and insurance buildings for amount of note
and transfer IF policy and tie clause OF non-aiien-
aLdo, the purchaser to assume taxes tor l6'l and
1872.
Act of sale before A. D. porocourt notary public
at the eXT'-pse ot the purchaser, including STAINS
mfll II y ~ apb-
VALUABLE PROPERTY OS BlENvILLE STREET
BETWEEN DERDiGNY AND ROMAN. AND on
UNION STREET BETWEEN CRAPS AND
GREATMEN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL S0NIAT.
p1,is of 0,1c
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BY E. Roger e. Co.
SUCCESSION OF J. J. ALBERT,

BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS, StS.P AND
ST toIrS HOTEL ASSOCIATION STO K.
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SecorG District Com. for the PalAsh of Orleans
No. IS l6..
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District Court OF the United States of America FOR
the District of Louisiana.
Dy e.. F.. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION

DY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
d eers-Offce No. Il Exchange place.-SA
the M+icharts' and Auctioneers Exchange, on
ROYAL. between Canal and Customhouse streets, III
this city of New Orleans, by virtue OF an oi1eT OF
the. Hon Z. II. Dufell Judge of the District Court
of fine United States of America for the street OF
Louisiana sitting III bankruptcy: DARED NE alA 1
day Of March az ana d 5ta nhc anat f the fol-
'' Two LARGE LOIS OF GROUND, situated L the
Fourth District OF this city, III the square bounded
10y Felicity road, st Many, Chestnut and Plaque
mines o. Coliseum streets, and desgnat "a as -0ts
Ncs and of sid square Lot No forms the
corner o: Felicity and Chestnut sire cts, and meas
ui,s 60 feet inches trout OF Felicity str' ct by III
fee; in depth ard front on Chestnut street bound
ed on one side by lot No. 2, on winch II measures
lle lee: M, inches. and in the rear by lot No s.
Lot No. 2mea TO feet inches front on Felc'tI
street by ll9 fact inches III teptA on the me OF
,ut No / AID IL tett f., inches Ill depth on the
other side line, all French measure. Together with
ali the buildings and Improvements thereon COM
prising a la e and connodieue!y arranged tWg'
story franc dwelling retIrCd from the street, IS
suitable for a large falnily, with ample room front
for any required Improvements, the e2hborhood
excellent and adjacent 10 market. SCHOOLS ana
chuIehIs, a.,
IN. decree of co,ltt ordering the sale of the
above escibcd property, directs that the SAME oe
freed from all nrumbrances, ana thc ASSUME "a,
inc as he officer OF the court, VIII convey ohiN
suc ,itlo as is in Him vested by the ASSIGNMENT Ill
bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF court.
T,s;.,s-i'ash on the spot lii United nl"les
+,l.s.r,v NOTES and purchasers to assume pay
rfait oyrr and above the pr ce OF ADJUDICATION OF
all taxes due said property up TO the time 'i
Acts o., SAFE and United States stamps a the eN-
pens. 81 the yUfcha ers, before NJ tItrnon' notary
public. nllH0 ~ - "T- -
kLtGANT BI:TCK khSlpE>CE, WITH SIX LOTS
OF GROUND, no 1856 lh" stre st,sel
of william Mure-Altred ID. hure w. 'ohn
Murc, Tutor.
scr-G Instruct CntI,t for the Parish of Orleans
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HANDSOME COTTAGE ON DORGENOIS STRBEr
BETWEEN AUBRY AND DABAD1E STREETS

SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE COMBS.
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ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND LAaGE
grounds on Josephine street. between st.
Charles aud PrytaNia streets-Assi9nee' sale
in bankruptcy, by order of f. + Norton. as
signee-ln the matter of William K. Buddsu-
dorti' ban krupt--N No. 1888.
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CHOICE PROPERTY ON DkLORD STREET.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELIZABETH COPELAND
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No IS 086
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SUCCESSION OF ANDREW MONSTER.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1921.
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Terms-Cash il United States currency.
P. =. HERWlG.
Special Deputy Collector.
mh20 % 26 28 80 81 ap1 s.
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ny e. T., (.IKARDEY & co.. AUG

District Court OF the United States of America for
tie District of Loui la'-a.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE On LOVE STREET,
BETWEEN CLOEET AND MONTEGUT
STREETS.
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BY Placide j. Spear.

s1-ccrssIov or WIDOW }. p. GODEUn.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
SUCCESSION OF O. HALL

THE ST. LOUIS FARM AT AUCTION.
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SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL SoNIAT.
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BIENvILLE STREET PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY GORDON.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Dreams
No Sc 255.
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OFFICE Desc. SAFE AND ABOUT aoco CIGARS.
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LARGE Ta.-AlokI FRAME DWELLING AND
quarter square Of Ground, corner OF Felicity

road and Chestnut street-Assignee Sale in
fundamentally order of E. II. Nor.ol As
siruee-In the matter OF Charles II. Chase,
Bankrupt-No. itW.
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saoo,d district Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 50, So.
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r OF THE NEWS.

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Address RIORDAN, DAWSON Il CO.,
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doubtedly q thing to tie hailed with congra-
tulations. The royal couple published IN Inc
Official Journal thanksgiviugs to God Tor the
happy completion of fifty years OF married
lie, and devoted a large capital sum, the ln-
come of which was to be applied to the use OF
needy married Saxon couples when they
should celebrate their golden weddings.
Almost all the royalty of Germany was pres
emit, and the ringing of bells and BOOM
ing of cannon ushered in the goiaen
bridal at the Respondent hall in the palace.
To the right and left of The altar cnalrs
were placed for the Royal family and Gain
olic prlncely guests, and behind these were
chairs for the Protestant princes. The King
wore q generals uniform, while the queen
was clad In bridal costume, her dress being OF
MORE antique, garnished with gold. over
that fell In graceful folds a lace aud gold en-
broidered mantle aud a golden myrtle wreath
nm her brow, beneath which was arow OF dia-
monds. The bishop and eight assistant clergy
oflciated, and the various trials which their
Ma,esties hal undergone were referred 10 IN
The sermon. The following question was put
In the course of the ceremony: ''Do your
Majestles promise before God to remain lalth-
tul 10 the indissoluble ties made between you
fifty years ago to the end of your lives, and IN
nuptial harmony and mutual assistance serve
God till death you separator" The King and
Queen loudly and distinctly answered "Yes,"
praspipe each others hands. The ceremony
was then concluded with prayer and a pontid-
cal blessing.
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The Inaugural Address OF Governor
Moses.

The inaugural address Of Governor Moses
is a pretty piece OF composition, but it does
not contain the terse and lucid declaration
OF the financial and economic plans OF the
new administration which the public had
reason to expect. Not o word is said OF the
general intentions OF the Executive as to
the funded and floating debt, aud the sub.
stantial reforms promised in the Republican
platform. Governor Moses may not have
had time to mature his plans, 80 as to 10y
before the people, in detail, the programme
Of his government. 1t does seem, however,
that he might. have told the people frankly
what would be the nature OF the measures
which, later on, he would propose. The
Conservative citizens are shy and distrust-
full, and while THE News does not share 10
all their fears, it regrets that the new Gov
ernor should not have been more explicit
upon those points which touch the pockets
OF the people, and In which they have the
deepest concern. Governor Moses promises
that be will take an early opportunity OF
communicating with the Legislature as to
the reforms and amendments which are con-
templated by the spirit and intention OF the
platform OF his party. We trust That he
will do so; for any procrastlnation will
weaken his influence, and be, besides, o wet
blanket TO those who have confidence in his
Integrity Of purpose.
1t is pleasant to be assured that brighter
and better days are in store for US, and that
Governor Moses will always remember that
be represents the whole people OF South
Carolina; but We cannot forget that what
success the people have achieved is due to
their own fortitude and energy, and not to
any fair-dealing or justice on the part OF the
State Government. South Carolina is stronger
and more prosperous than she was four years
ago; nevertheless MILLIONS Of dollars which,
under an honest administration OF affairs,
would have remained in the hands OF the
people, have, under Radical rule, passed into
the Golfers OF dishonest officials and corrupt
political Adventures. Radical misgovern-
ment has cost South Carolina fifteen or
twenty million dollars; without counting The
consequential damages growing out OF the
withdrawal OF capital, the repelling of immi-
grafton, and tie encouragement of the labor.
ing classes to Incidence and discomfort. The
State can work out and will work out, but
only the determined industry Of her people
has saved her from ruin.
The people expect that Governor Moses
will stand up to his fair promises without
fllnching; that be will exert his official power
and personal influence in obtaining a cutting
down Of the public expenses; that he will
push the rejection OF fraudulent claims; that
he will cause to be devised q well-digested
financial policy. The people do not look for
impossibilities. Let Governor Moses hon.
estly do his best, and be may count on the
support of every citizen who has an interest
in the security and progress of the State.
Fine words go for little. The people require
of the victorious Republicans that they prove
their good faith by their works.
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A Big Blunder.

The Lancaster Ledger calls upon the present
Legislature 10 correct the error committed
" years ago, In adopting the Code. defining
the boundaries between Lancaster and York
Counties by the Catawba River, continuing to
the North Carolina line. This error was first
noticed nearly q year ago, and creditlng 1t to
the bunglIpg manner In which the Code was
adopted, no further attention was paid to 1t.
The gross blunder causes confusion, and the
loss of the votes cast at certain precincts on
the line named In the late election.
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ly increasing its circulation and general
prosperity.
Looking back upon the events OF the past
five years, we feel that THE News has de-
served well of the Conservative public. 1t
has been the fearless, and, we hope, candid
fee OF cliques and rings; 1t has constantly
exposed and denounced The frauds and
shortcomings Of delinquent and incompe-
tent officials; it has been the Jealous
and active exposition of the potential ad-
vautages OF South Carolina as q home Tor
the thrifty immigrant; it has been the un-
firing advocate OF movements looking 10
the industrial development OF the State; it
has discouraged political sentimentallsm;
and has, in season and out OF season, ex-
borted the people TO have done with the
foolish practice OF manning ones selfto spite
ones neighbor. How much OF labor, OF
patience and OF money all this has cost us
the public will never know. But The
News, appealing by its conduct to that chlV-
alrous spirit which has always characterized
the unbought South Carolinian, had o right
to expect thai its counsels, whatever their
merit, would be accepted as, at least, dlsin-
terested and we'll meant. The slanders
against TEE NEWS, seeming to take root
rave US exceeding pain, and it gratihes US
beyond measure to possess the assurance
that the calumnles OF which we were to be
the victim originated with the defeated gang
OF Radical soreheadS, whose only property
is public plumber, and whose capital is their
inability to comprehend personal integrity
in politics and their fsh-fag abuse OF what
ever the people Of South Carolina are wont
to trust and admire.
That the attitude OF TIE NEWS may not be
misunderstood by any c~aviller, we here dis
tinctly say that the charges OF direct or in
direct corruption against it are, from first to
last, in letter and In spirit, slanderous and
false. We publicly defy friend or foe TO
give even the color OF proof that the politl-
cal course OF The NEWS, ut any time, has
been prompted by any other motive than a
sincere desire to promote the w%ell-being OF
the people OF the State. This challenge we
place on record, and until the gauntlet 30
thrown down be taken up, we shall, as hon
eat men may, put from US any further con-
sideration OF charges to which, perhaps,
we have attached more weight than they
deserved.
And now, having publicly repealed the
SANDERS that we have long borne u In silence,
We feel that we have a right to say to the
people, whom we think that we have
served, and whom we know that ne love I:
Believe in our fidelity until men OF better
report. than We show that We are unworthy
OF your trust. And whatever else may go
down, The CHARLESTON News, which We
have builded up, shall, with or without us,
live and flourish as the earnest and faithful
-o..npie. Of sno lIsuts auu lnCsresGs OF tne
people OF this State.
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General II. H. Anderson.

We are gratiaed to learn hat General d.
n. Anderson has been appointed the agent
OF the South Carolina Railroad Company at
Camden, in the place OF Mr.. A. B. Desaus
promoted to the Columbia agency.
The appointment Is as honorable to the
company as, we ore sure, it will prove adj
vautageous to their interests ana IL Will
certainly be hailed by the public as a tit.
ting, if modest, recognition Of the services
OF one of the most gallant and courteous
gentlemen in the State.
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Miscellaneous


NOTICE.-HAVING had MUCH EX-
IN PERlEN ;E in repairing Weighing Scales OF
every description. would solicit public patronage
In reference TO said work.
References: Mr.. B. O'Neill, Wholesale Grocer,
No. l89 East Bay: Mesara. Il. BischoG d Co. Whole.
Public Adjuster OF Weights aud Measures.
ARCHIBALD MCLEISH,
No. a Cumberland street,
oct5-2mos Charleston, s. O,
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The Hon. D. q. CHAMBERLAIN
that he Is unable to become q candidate for
Judge of the Fifth Circuit, and expresses the
hope that the Legislature will not bestow the
office "upon any one who Is not inspired by q
"hIgh respect tor the office, and a purpose to
''discharge It's duties with the most scrupu-
'slous integrity"
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Eegal Not,res.

WHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON UOUNTY.-By GEORGE
ARD Z. JERvEY, OF Christ Church Parish, Fur
ner. made suit TO me to grant him Letters OF Ad.
minlstration OF the Estate and effects o THOMAS
HAMLlN, late or Christ Church Parish, Farmer.
These are therefore to cite and admonisn all
aud singular tie klRdred aud creditors Of the
SAID THOMAS HAMLIN, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court OF Probate, 10
be held at Charleston, on 18Th I ecember, 1872,
noon. TO show cause, II any they have, why the
salt administration should Lot BIZ granted.
Given uLder my hand, this Sd "ay OF Decem-
Der, A. D. 1872. GEORGE BUST,
deci-W2 Probate Judge.
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Cost an6 Gnnnn.

IT OST BETWEEN EAST BAY AND
4 Savannah and Charleston Railroad. about
tie 25th ullimo. a Drly Book. The finder viii
pleas deliver the same at our office, on Atlantic
Wharf; will be suitably paid for favor. -
decs-2 MURuAUGa d WEEKLEY.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
i COUNTY OF CHARLESTON.-OoURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.-JOHN l.. MAOAULAY, Plain.
iii. against I,RAEL EDWARD WO0LF, JULIAN
MOSES ABRAMS, George DAVIS and NORRIS
CANTOR, observation-disclosures for Relief, Com.
paint NIT served.
To the Defendants, ISRAEL EDWARD W00LF,
DLlAN MOSES ABRAMS, UEORGE DAVIS aad
&ORRiS CANTOR: lou are her. by summoned and
required 10 answer the complaint 10 this action,
which 10 flied 10 the Office o. the CLERK Of Com.
mon Pleas for the said county, aud to serve o
copy OF your answer TO the said complaint OIL the
sub. cribers at their office, No. al Broad street,
charleston, $. o., within twenty days after The
service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF such SER
vice; and II you fail 10 answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff In this &C
ton will apply to the Court for the relief de.
handed In the comp aint.
Dated 10Th October, 1872.
[SRAL.l A. q. RICHMOND, G.. C.P
BUST j. BUST, Plaintiff Attorneys.
TO The Defendants, ISRAEL EDWARD WO0LF,
JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS, GEORGE DAVIS
and NORRIS A ,OR:
Take notice that the summons In this action, or
which the foregoing is q copy, was filed IN the
office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas
for Charleston County the l9Eh day Of October,
1872. BU1ST Il BUST,
nov20.w6 Plaintiff g Attorneys.
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ITO RENT, A LARGE FRONT ROOM
suitable for q Club, No. 500 King street:
noy304s !. LIVINGSTON.
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ITO RENT, THE COMMODIOUS RESI-
DENCE No. Sc Tradd street, three doors east
or Meeting. Apply at Drug Store NO. % Broad
aEreet. dec4-1s
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Go Rent.

YNO RENT, TWO ROOMS. APPLY AT
No. 2s Bull street, one door west OF smith
6" rect decays
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Meetit1as.

r LANDMARK LODGE, No. rs, A. F. N.
IL The Monthly Communication Of this Lodge
will be held at Hoimes,s Lyceum THIS EVENING,
at S O'Clock, when the NJ. N. Degree Will be con
ferred. No business will be transacted until Z r.
u. By order OF the W M.
T. PINCKNEY L0WNDES,
decd Secretary.