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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-18
no2I DIES q Sheriff of the r Parish Of orleans.
e. K. Kogan vs. NIrs. snrah ]. smith,

T.. H. Hogan VS.. Mrs. Sarah j. Smith,
wife of Wyatt c. Cutler.
TNlFTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 38Tl.-By virtue of writ of
teri faclas TO me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of orleans. in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus,
tomhOuse streets, in the st cOnd District of this
city, on MONDAY, January s, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon situated in
the Faubourg DelaChaise, i'll the city of Jefferson
now the Sixth District of the city of New Oreans)
in square number twenty-Seven, which is bounded
by Camp, Chestnut, Aline and Foucher streets,
and designated as lots numbers one, two, three,
four and twenty on plan made by G. A. Hedin,
late surveyor, and deposited i'll the office of TheO,
doTe GuyOl, notary public in this city.
Lots numbers one, two, rhree and four measure
each thirty one feet three inches front on Camp
street, by one hundred and twenty-five feet III
depth, lot number one forming the corner of Aline
and Camp streets, and lot number twenty meas
ures thirtyOne feet front on AliRe street, by one
hundred a@d twenty-five feet in depth; being the
from John W. Trunnell and hts wife Mrs. Eda
Palmyra Cutler, per of donation inter vivos
passed before Thomas Mccormack parish recorder
and Oticio notary public in and for the parish
of Jefferson, of date April %, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-CashOn the spot.
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:" ? HARPER
DELI 81 jal8 Sheriff of the Parish Ct Orleans.


Joachim Il Ohm VS.. Patrick Carrancr.
GiXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 3ell-Bv virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale TO me directed by the hnrorahIe tn,
Sixth District Court the pa +sh Of 0rieaTa in
the above entitled cause N rroceed 70 s-ll at
public auction, at the MercF sats and AucttoDeeTs'
kzcnange Royal street BE- CZgeT Canal and Chs
IonhouSe sfTt F IN the Second District of this
eio$, ~ "a MA /, 4uuarv Is, 1915 at twelve
wit ""i3 o'011''1H PiOPSt''' ~
-, Fdth LOTS LOTS Or GROUND with the improve
- o' - ght8. ways, privileges, servitudes
r,'ige 6,E.. thcreuntO belonging 81 IN any
10 81 80 II lg, situated il the Sixth District OF
- sSse ftv Of Jefferson parish OF Jefferson
t5 ~ L3uF lana, in tt square Of ground des!g
Hti oA me letter l. bounded Levee, Water
- 1+lll gu Tsrl streets, and designated oy the
xteen, seventet L Eighteen, nineteen and
"i ~. nd they adjoin each other and measure
49, I" snty-hve feet front Levee street by a
+ %,I'eH each Of one hundred and twenty feet, be-
T equal and parallel lines, per photographic
r. ,@" nthe office OF J. E. Jarreau notary public in
Va ) city.
RelDg the same property acquired by the late
LatrGk Carraher, deceased, by purchase from the
plaintiff herein as per act before John F Cotey, a
notary public In this city, OF the fifteenth day Of
| August, 1861.
Seized In the above suit.
| TeTms-Cash en- he spot
| ". p. HARPER;
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OFFICIAL,

COMPILED Returns OF AN ELECTION HELD
" in the parish of lberviue State of Louisiana,
10y parish officers, the fourth day of November
a. d. 1872, pursuant to the provisions of IAN act TO
and purity OF elections" etc, approved March IS.
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OFFICIAL.

Y in the parish Of Cacasieu, State Of Louisiana,
for parish officers, the fourth day of November,
A D. 1872, pursuant TO the provisions of act to
regulate the conduct and maintain the freedom
md purity Of elections, etc approved March l6.
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OFFICIAL.

COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
lana, Tor parish officers on the fourth day OF No
vember A. D. 1872, pursuant TO the provisions OF
an act to regulate the conduct, and 10 maintain
the Freedom and purity OF elections etc. ap-
11rpvp6 March IG IAN.
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a. Ill hOnHSeau& VS.. Michael dOchenCdcIs
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No 98O7.-By vii tue of writ of seiz-
and sale directed by the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause to c. s. Sauvinet, late Sheriff
and by said late Sheriff to transferred, / will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and AuCtioneers' Exchange ROYAL street between
Canal and CustOmhuust streets, in he Second Dis
triCt of this city, on SATURDAY, December 28 1872
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, rights ways,
servitudes, privie es and advantages therPuuto
belonging or in any wise appertaiHiug, situated,
wing and being in the Second District of this CITY,
in square bounded by Robertson, Toulouse, st. Luis
and Where streets, measuring twenty five feet
inch four lines front st. LJUls street by one
hundred feet in depth, as per plan drawn by JUDGE
L FrtmHuX, architects. dated the twHu1 E'stvcnth
Of February 1861 and deposited in the office of Ed.
ward Barnett, notary public, in this .Itv: which
said property forms part Of lot designated by the
nu-nber fOuT. acquired by Nrs caroline Hoffman.
widow of the late David Kuhuar. now widow of
Maurice Gulf, by purchase from +. Hr-ch. per act
passed before said notary. Barnett on the twenty.
eighth of March, 1913
Being the same property acquired nv the de-
f-ndant herein by purchase from said Mrs Caroline
Hoffman, dow Of the late David Kohlman. now
widow OF Maurice Gulf neT act passed before
said notary, Barnett tis sixteenth DAY of
March 1867.
Seized in the above suie,
!eTns-Cash on the spoto
W g HARPER
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Mrs. saroh Z Eoaley IS. yhOmas D.

Mrs Sarah Z EEOdley Us. Thomas B.
3 ldle-.
3SOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. So l37.-By virtue of writ of
Feisure and sale, by the honorable the Fourth Dis
trict urt ter the parish OF Orleans, i'll the above
entitled cause, to G. s. Sauvnet, late sheriff di-
Tected and by said late sheriff to me transferred
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange ROYAL street.
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets in the
Second District OF this city, on MONDAY, December
30, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
sCribed property, 20 wit
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
rights, privileges, customs, ways, servitudes and
appultenanCes theTeuntO belonging or in any wise
appertaning, situated in Greenville Sixth District
OF the city of New Orleans, and bounded by the
New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Railroad, Walnut,
Chestnut and Carroten streets, and measuring in
American measure two hundred and forty lone feet
four inches four lines front the said New
Orleans and CaTrolltOn Railroad, four hundred and
ninety feet front on Walnut street, five hundred
ana and fifteen feet four inches front Chestnut
street and two hundred and forty feet front on
CarrOlltou street the whole agleeably to certaia
plan drawn by c. A. Hedin, architect on the
twelfth of May. lG41, and deposited for reference
in the records of II. B. Cenas late notary public
in this city, on which plan the said square is desig
mated by the number sixty-eght; being the
same property which the said defendant acquired
by purchase from J. P. and James 0. Harrison, per
act passed before P. c. Cuyellier, notary public in
this city. on the second day of May, 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
TeTms-Cash on the spot,
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W lLllam a. II. sreaen .,a vs. NV. w. III sz

deli y % Sheriff of the Parish of On t.vss.
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BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF A STEAM
BATH.-Red Franklin Wheeler,
who has been down to the Genoa
Warm Springs for weeks past to
recover his dilapidated health, tells
about chap from Gold Hill who
went down there at the same time,
badly alkalied from the use of too
much lemon peel and water. He
tried mud baths and other resour-
ces of the institution for it with
out much effect, until one day he
took a powerful steam bath-9O
pounds pressure to the inch land
it makes him feel wiggish down to
the ends of his toes, especially in
his boots. He went out on the
porch in front and sat down a few
minutes with a few other gentle
men, when suddenlyhe heard
strange sh-h-h noise close behind
him. He jumped from his chair
exclaiming, "Whatin h-Ps that?"
Nobody saw anything, however, so
he sat down. Directly there it was
again, shh-hi louder than before.
He bounced up like a gymnast
again, and says he, "That was you,
Jim; now, that's played out; no
more of your id shining about
me-" Great was the laughter at
the chaps 1--WE came near saying
Frank's) expense, but greater
still was the wonderment when a
big live snake, about three feet
long, of the adder species, or
something of the kind, was dis
covered coiled up behind his chair,
ready for a fight whenever he
moved his feet. The snake was
summarily killed, but all present
are willing to swear that it came
out of what's-his- names boots,
and that the steam bath was what
brought tout. Moral-when YOU
get ''snakes in your boots" try
steam baths for it.-Gold Hill
(Nevada) News.
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Beecher's advice to Letter Wri,
ters:-1, don't write at all; 2, when
you can't help it, be sharp, short,
and legible; 8, when you write on
your own business, pay for the an
swer; 4, when you want money,
don't begin with piety or fiattery.
Beg first and be pious afterward
D, don't beg of any one with whom
you are not personally acquainted.
Die, but don't beg.
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In the opinion of the sympathet-
lie Rochester Democrat, sGreeley
must not be blamed for falling be-
hind in the race. He cannot run
very fast. He has the Confedera-
cy on his back, Tammany in his
arms, and North Carolina tar
sticking to his heels"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-09-27

Upon coming into the Office, the
other day, we asked an ancient
"P. D." his rule of punctuation.
Said he. 81 set up as long as I can
hold my breath, then put in com
ma; when l cape, / insert semi
colon; when sneeze, a colon; and
when l want another chew of to
bacco, l insert a period. We can
not withhold these rules, so admir-
able in their simplicity, from the
public.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-09-27

A railroad conductor residing
in Brattleboro, VT, being absent
from duty several days during the
late heated term, accounted for
his non-appearance by saying he
had had a sunstroke. Much sym
pathy was accordingly expressed
for his misfortune, bnt commiser-
alton was speedily turned to con-
CALCULATIONS when it was learned
that the stroke was in the form of
q pair of twin boys.
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A young Boston physician was
the other day sentenced at his own
request to the house of industry,
who, two years ago, occupied a
leading position among his associ-
ates, with a practice of $4,000 a
year, but had fallen a victim to
drink, and was obliged to resort to
this method of cure.
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Emperor William lost a stick,
the other day, which was given
him by an Alsatian peasant on his
return from the war, and to which
he was so much attached, that he
at once advertised it in the newspa-
pers, as any old burgher might
have done.
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An Annapolis lady recently in
formed her husband, to whom she
had been married thirteen years,
that she loved another man better
than she did him, offering to take
two or all five of the children.
interviewing the object of her es-
tranged affections, q worthy
marine, the husband was informed
that this sentiment was mutual,
and that they were bound to live
together. Receiving further as
surances that the children should
be kindly treated, he consented to
the arrangement. Such conduct
is preferable to cowhiding and re-
volvers.
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An English critic says James T.
Fields account of the burial of
Hawthorne is one of the most af-
fecting passages in English litera-
ture, and will take rank in pathos
with Lockheart's last days of Sir
Walter Scott.
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CURE FOR CoRNs IN HORSES FEET.
Pear down the hoof carefully,
cutting it out as much as possible
without making it bleed. Then
put on some muriatic acid and the
cure will be effected.
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NLssoN's LOVE AND MARRIAGE.
1t is not generally known, says
the London Court journal, that
NJ. Rouzaud first met Miss Nils
son in Paris when she used to be
taking music lessons from NJ.
Collinet, whose daughter was at
that time teaching the singing.
NJ. Rouzaud, as a lover of music,
used to take pleasure in being one
of NJ. Collinet's social circle.
Both NJ. Rouzaud and Miss Nils
son were comparative nobodies.
1t was when they were thus
obscure that they made up their
minds to marry each other. Mile.
Nilsson and her husband have
taken splendid mansion in the
Champs Elysees, the same where
Patti passed her honeymoon.
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NEW S,
FRIDAY, SEPT. q, 1872.

When the mantle of Daniel Web
ster fell on Charles Sumner, it did
not hurt him half SO bad as when
Gen. Grant gently put his foot
down on his running the Admins
tration.
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A Husband's Predicament.


There was a little scene not down on
tie bills at the entrance Of the Spring
field, Mass, opera house, the other night.
A young married man, it seems, had told
hisswife that he was going to West6eld
atevening, and the wife, not doubling
his sincerity, had decided to while away
the time by attending The, Streets of
New York" with another lady. What
was her surprise on entering the opera
house to discover just in advance of her,
her husband, arnl-in-arm with another
woman. Laying her hand on the stranger
the wife inquired sharply; "Are you
aware that you are leaning on the arm Of
nv husbands Whether she was aware
of the fact or not, she turned about and
and left the building, without saying Q
word. The husband, surprised and cha
grined, then proposed to 60 home and
spend the evening with his wife, but she
replied thathe could go to Westfeld ,or any
where he pleased but she would witness
the play. And she did.