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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION BIZ THE SHERIFF.
Particular attention is called to the sales
at auction, to be made this day at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, by the sheriff Of the
parish Of Orleans, Said sales comprise
!. A piece OF. portion of ground with the
buildings and improvements thereon situ-
ated, in the faubourg Livaudias, Fourth
District of this city, on Third street, be-
tween Barronne tlate Bacclusl and Dry
ades streets
2, Two lots Of ground, with. the buildings
and improvements thereon situated, in the
faubOurg Avart, late parish of Jefferson,
now parish Of Orleans, on Camp street, be-
tween Yalmont and Bellecastle streets. One
Of said lots forms the corner Of Camp and
Yalmont streets.
8. A lot of ground situated in the Fourth
District Of this city, on Howard street, be-
tween Jackson and First streets. The build
ings and improvements thereon have been
lately destroyed BY ire.
4. A lot Of grouiHd situated ID the First
District Of this eit5, in square bounded by
New Levee, Water, Race and Orange
streets.
$ a lot Of ground situated in the First
District of this city, IN square bounded by
Race, Perez, Water and Orange streets.
6. a lot of ground situated in the Fourth
District of this city. on Sc. Charles street,
between Polymnia and Huterpe streets.
2 And lot of ground situated IN the
First District Of this city, in square bound
ed by Franklin, Liberty, Terpsichore and
Melpomene streets
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13
BUSINESS CHANGES.

~s-Nec~NSeNrcars-o0@f
COP OPARTNERsHIP.-M JOHN H. BRIGHT
~ is admitted to an interest In our business
from this date and the co tton factorage and gen.
eral commission business VIII be conducted under
the style Of FARLEY, BRIGHT & 90.
jy Sim H.sW FARLEY 60.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13

Not few people there are who fancy
that Macready is dead. The death Of the
great actor was reported, and his obituary
was written few years ago. bat, in fact,
he still lives, and Is said 10 be hale and
hearty. Hisage il seventy-nine, and his
residence Cheltenham, England
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13
The aIeelinr Onrside.

Before eight o'clock, quite q number Of
people had gathered On the neutral ground,
and on the bauquettes, waiting to hear
speeches from the theatre gallery Clubs
arrived, one after another. which delayed
the speaking. Mr.. Zacharie announced the
purpose of the meeting, namely: to ratify
the nomination of Greeley and Brown and
the mixed State ticket.
Mt. Maloehee was choaen president; aud
Mr.. w Wharton, JrS secretary. The president
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For the Campaign $3.50. Fifty Cents.
Let air who desire the success Of tile Liberal Re-
form ticket subscribe for and get up clubs for the
Campaign Transcript
It has the choicest campaign matter, original
and selected, and contains contributions from
ssme Of the best American writers. Greeley and
Brown are sure to win aud all who desire to be on
the winning side should subscribe for the wash
ington Transcript. Clubs furnished at half rates
and in quantities to suit Let all send their orders
TO THE TRANSCRTPr7
ty6 3m Washington, DC.
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sntnrdav EEeninr. IuIy 8,

and continuing for nine consecutive days There
are at least six prizes to be voted for Tickets may
be obtained at the Office Of the Morning Stars at
Mr.. 0egaTty's book store, opposite 81 Patricks
Church, Camp street, and at No. l21 ChartFes
street. The Canal street and Third District steam
ferries viii run every halfhOur during the nights
Of the Pair. 1e29
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ExEUNT oMNEs.

The president failed to put the resolutions
to the house, and then an adjournment took
place. The crowd swept ont the magnif-
cent entrance into the street, and two
clubs-the Seymour Legion and Tigers Iron
House) Club-ioined in procession, and
wound mp bEs .serenading the National Re
publican, organ Of the party to which they
all gravitate, and where they eventually
viii arrive. Then the torchlights were put
out and the whole affair died Out-dea1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13

The Iron clad Radical Republican Mother
Club of Carrollton is to meet on Monday
night to elect delegates to the Pinchbaek
convention, called for August 9. This club
has some 400 members, and until recently
has been regarded as supporting the Gus
tomhouse ring; but its independence will
not permit packed ticket to be "rung in"
on the people, and Kellogg is repudiated,
therefore, in favor Of the regular nominee,
yet to be chosen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13

There is pleasure, health and economy in
the Sunday excursions across the lake on
the steamer Camelia to Vaudeville and
Madisonyille. For the mere pittanee Of $I
the. excursionist win get day crammed
full Of the best kind. Of enjoyment. Take
the seven o'clock train on the Pontehar-
train railroad, and try it. Those who go
once BilI never fail to go again.
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SKELETON REGIMENT IN FOR THE WAR
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PUSSY RATIFICATION MEETING

LAsT-D1ToHERs SHOWN UP
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FEEBLE SPEECHES AND LIVELY MUSIC
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ATTnRNRYS AT IAW.

NOTICE. E..>........................ NOTICE,
d. AUGUSTIN, attorney at law, No. ~ Exchange
alley. register in bankruptcy before the United
States Courts, register of the involuntary bank
ruptey Of the Bank Of louisiana will receive and
attend TO tile admission of claims of creditors on
notes, deposits, shares, etc. will prepare and see
to the admission of balance sheets Of bankrupt
eies, and procure, In a short time, passports from
Washington my29 3m.
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coMM1rrEE OF ARsANeEMENTs.

Bis Exeellency Governor H. G. Warmoth, Chairman,
g. Nungesser, w. q. kinseia,
AI Carroll, Or. DeveFon,
A. B. SlOanaker. Richard Homann,
Charles HertzbeTg, SalomOn Marx
Thomas FTOeba, y. MaTquart,
b Jacob Hon. g. II. BTaughp,
< NJ Culiorn J. Oplatek,
r. BeliuR 2 c. Muller
Speeches viii De delivered by prominent orators
Of tue party.
Admission for the two days fifty cents. Ladies
and children free i've cod I'd =
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ma. TRrDRAn INF0RMs b

hR. TRUDEAU INFOkMs HIS
~ friends and patients that be has left the
Circus Street Infrmary, and transferred his Office
aud uumaine streets, where he can be found
regularly every day from twelve o'clock ~, to
Pm iy4 lws
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
RARNEs HOTEL,


MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISSISSIPPI
Having been thoroughly reitted and painted, is
VOW IN complete order. It possesses all the aces
Qries OF fTBtclass watering place, such as boat
r. fishing, muste eroQuet, billiards, ten pins etc
sets may be assured that every thing VIII be done
~ he lessees to make theic stay pleasant and
esFeable. plan Of The hotel may be seen at the
tof Colonel Walton, No 162 Common street.
le28lm w. A. HURB& Co, Lessees.
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win open on the Tlfteenth Of June. I.

POUDRO's RESTAURANT,
AT THE LAKE END OF THE PoEToHARTRA1E
RAILWAY.
Is Now Open for the Season,
Having been re6tted and furnished The best Of
wines and all delicacies. Prices liberal. y
ny5 3m
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EHAIR AT ALGIERs.
Church Of the Holy Name of Mary.

The ladies Of Algiers, wishing to help the MaTist
Fathers to complete their new church, have organ
ized Grand Fair and q course Of very interesting
entertainments TO be held IN the Spacious edifce,
Eow nearly finished, commencing on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13

Tie Citizens Guard says of some down
town club composed Of foreign born citi-
zens: "They found it necessary to help in
the creation and the support of national
administration which protects and defends
its adopted citizens" The writer should
have added: ''With that promptitude and
decision which have marked Grants protec-
ton and defense of DR.. Howard from. the
unexampled outrages perpetrated upon him
by Cuban-Spanish authorities BAH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-13
sLK HOTEL
qE SHORE OF

Is shOtAb 0F
MEXICO,
THE ONLY REAL WATERING nm
SOUTH,
Ss2
The entire premises have been thoroughly oys.
hauled, repaired, repanted etc. All who have ever
visited the place know its great superiority over
all other places for its surf bathing and abundant
fishing grounds. The island is Ornamented from
end to end with fine grove OF live oak trees, and
ia always blessed with fine breeze fresh from the
salt water. Oysters ana all the products Of the
water are furnished in superabundanee. Sailing
boats always on hand for fishing and pleasure
parties.
The bar under the charge Of an old friend Of the
travelling public will be equal to any in the South
In every respect The new and elegant steamer
Frazer, the fastest boat in the south, will make
regular trips from Harveys Canal as per advertise
ment, twice week.
Tefms-Per day 3d. per week sl5 per month
$50 Children and servants half price, with a lib
eral reduction to large families and season guests.
Address lock box No. 627,
je9 2m B. MARGOT, Proprietor z
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ADJUSTMENTS.
uURRAn. HURRAH. HUnRAHI
FOR GREELEY And BEoWN-

GRAND FESTIVAL AND PlC-ElC OF THE GREE
LKY AND BROWN LIBERAL PARTY,
To be given at the Magnolia Garden, Bayou
Bridge,
On Wednesday and Thursday, July IL
and J s, 1872.
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POLITTCAL GLRANTNGs.

Hon. Duncan Stewart, one Of the most
respected citizens Of the Felicianas, mem
Der Of the Liberal Provisional Committee
is in the city. He gives glowing account
of the unanimity and enthusiasm with
which the people of his section are taking
up the Liberal Republican cause and Gree
ley and Brown.
If any observation-disclosures want to spec
ulate; we can get them good chance. A
gentleman whom they all know and respect
wants to. bet five hundred dollars on each of
the following propositions
]. That not eighteen members Of the
Democratic State Central Committee
(eighty-one is the number ordered by the
convection to constitute this body were
present when the g United States ticket I"
was made up.
Q. That in this little conelave, which
claims the right to force list of candi-
dates upon the Democracy Of Louisiana for
support, f.fty pari shes Of the State were not
represented.
Money talks /" If the 9 insiders ,,
know these points are not well taken they
may win thousand dollars. If they fail
to accept the challenge, the public must con
clude that their ticket is. ".put up job, >
intended to deceive. Man and money
ready"
And speaking Of hats reminds us that a
prominent Corondelet street broker au-
thorized a leader in the ."United States
ticket" ring to bet for him $4,000 to $500,
an,1 offered liberal premium for procuring
the bet, that not single candidate on that
ticket as now constituted would be elected
ia November next. The gentleman ap-
pointed agent is understood to have
searched diligently, but as yet been unable
to find taker.
Scene Fourteenth Ward Club room
Characters, a Customhouse emissary and
an aged and influential colored man:
Emissary-"W "Warmoth must be beat. Mr..
Packard, Mr. Lowell and all our friends
say so. If we don't beat him he viii beat
Grant"
Old Iufuential-'Loo yer child, wha-
what Gov'nor Warmoth eber done agin met
Tell me dat Tell me amt he done more
fur my people than Gineral Grant, Ain't
Warmoth been President of Louisiana fur
four year, and Grant President of the rest
If the country fur four year, and amt we
= -ers got more rights under Warmoth
Go 5e niggers anywhere else under
&; 80 ant Burch, and Lott, and Mar
49, 1-I ae - fsrc. and Chester, and lots
baggin' from PennsyfRers oon9 , a. =. caTpeS- Te,
and all dem Northern Stat anu 4'o" : ClA
under Gov'nor Warmoth W. JuSsAo4
got agin Warmoth, young man, Ise no L., :
You go talk to folks what amt riz no beard
.yit."
Exit disgusted emissary. ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TUE TRANSCRIPT,

THE Transcript
LIBERAL ORGAN,
Published at Washington. D. 6.
For the Campaign. ......-..... Fifty Cents.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
JOHN BOOTH.
OFFICE Rails Brick Building, SecOn
street, opposite the Capitol.
RAILWAY SPEED.

Fifty and sixty miles an hour for
railway travels oftener talked about
than realized. A speed of sixty
miles an hour for regular passen-
ger train has never been attempted,
except in one instance, and that OH a
wide seven foot guage in England.
This rapid speed pleased travellers
very much, and many willingly paid
the large extra charge for being shot
great a. to render the way stations of
the accommodation trains almost in
visible. But the railway company
soon found they had passed the prac-
tical limit of the endurance of wood
and iron. They found that the wear
and tear" induced upon both road
and rolling stock by such excessive
speed was beyond the endurance of
finance, and that high rate of speed
was conseq uently abandoned. There
are but few trains now running on
the best wide guage straight roads in
England which average a speed Of
fifty miles an hour. The express
traffic is usually done at the rate of
tiiirty-fve to forty miles, while the
ordinary travel is about twenty two.
Railroad travel in this country is
much slower, and necessarily so in
consequence of the lack of solidity |
in our roads and rolling stock. Oar
q" lightning trains scarcely reach |
and very seldom exceed thirty five
miles An hour; ia fact, trains do not
over thirty miles. while our
general passenger traffic does not ex-
ceed an average Of twenty. Freight
trains usually run about sixteen to
eighteen miles an hour.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
NoTICT.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL CITIZENS net TO
1 pnrcha.e any part Of the crops on the Sweeney
and Frank Tho-ne's ranches. On the Lake Nj, Ter
road. from N. JONES. representing himself as
my partner. rs no sale will be valid without nv
assent thereto. z. =. TIlORNk
Car OF City, Sept. 10. 1Ss7. ssll-1n.$
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
Criminal Record.

THE ROCHESTER oUTRAGE-A STORM PAR
TALLY QUELLs THE ExCIrEMENT-CHARGE
on THE NOR, ETC.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. 3, 3P. MA considerable
crowd has gathercdiabout the Jail, but the heavy
rain seems TO check the excitement No vio-
lonce has been committed since noon. Prepare
tons are being made to meet any emergency this
evening, The police are massed at the head
quarters ready to move TO any point. The negro
Howard has been indicted
p. M.-The police, in body, Just made a
charge on the mob gathered in the vicinity of
the jail, and are driving them through the streets
in every direction. The greatest crowds are now
in Buffalo street, at the intersection of State.
The veteran military companies, the old thir-
tcenth, one hundred and eighth and one hundred
and fortieth volunteers, have been sworn in as
special policemen, and are reporting at the police
headquarters, which place will guard the pris-
oncrS who may be captured by the regular
police. Several soldiers who stepped out of the
lines this afternoon were knocked down by the
rutians. 1t was thought that Howard would be
taken into court this afternoon, but the Judges of
oyer and terminer will not consent until it is de-
termined whether Towards victim will recover
or not. Judge T. Darwin Smith and County
Judge Fuller have directed the sbcrifnot 10 take
Howard from iIi at present. and TO protect pub
lie property and preseI ye public peace at all
hazards. The howltzers have been removed to
positions where they will command Exchange
street and approaches from the east side of the
river more eticctually.
s T.. M.-COmparatiye quiet reirus in the
guarded district 1t is Thought that there will
be no more trouble during the nigbt. In
Exchange street. from Buffalo street. tLe
people are not permitted TO stop ami talk,
vysrrp,ors nr,ru
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The Catacazys will make their exit on the
10th, and on the 18th their superb furniture and
their equipages will be sold al auction
Assistant Surgeon j. +. Gillespie, U. S. n,
has been detached from the naval rendezvous at
Boston, and ordered to the Terror per steamer
on the 11th inst.
The London Times, after reviewing the cir
cumstances which led to the recall Of Catacazv
from Washington, comes to the conclusion that
the minister served his government zealouslv
but not judiciously.
Miss Emma GIiflinm, Il daughter of Mrs. Jose
phine Grifling, who did so much for the colored
people in Washington during the war, was one
Of six female clerks dismissed from the patent
office, owing to a reduction of the force.
General Sickles has gone to Washington to
confer with the president and cabinet on Spanish
affairs There is no truth in the report that
Sclles is entering the lists against Conkling for
senator Slckles says the statement that he is
going to conduct the war in the legislature and
courts against Erie, is all bosh
Swecny is really sick from the effects of his
excuses in youth, which completely Frustrated
him after the election Fairchild nn5centy de
mics that there has been any corruption in GOV
erument, but admits that there has been some
extravaeances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-04
COUNTY NEWS.

Mr.. Bailey and company, from Fitchburg, will
give a concert in the Shrewsbury farmers club
lecture course this evening.
On Christmas day, in Pepperell, Mass, shoe
maker named Ira Stevens, native of Auburn,
became involved in a rum quarrel with man
named Blood, and shot him, nfictiny very Sc
rous wound Stevens is in Jail.
Some fifty or sixty of his parshioners gave
thelrpastor, Rev. G. IL. De Bevoice, an unex-
pccted "call" on New Years night, and after
spending the evening, in sociable aud agreea-
BILE way, went home, Teaving behind them a sub
stantml token of their regard, in the shape of
an envelope covering 1925 in greenbacks.
At the annual meeting of the Warren thief
detecting society, held Monday, Jan. list, 1872,
the following officers were chosen: W. l. Pow
ers, president; John Wetherbee, secretary; d.
w. Shepard, treasurer Directors: S. L. Blair,
A. A. Wilder, ]. Walker, j. f. Hitchcock, j. w.
Hastings, L B Bliss, and VIM. H. Shepard.
Maj. IL. C. Dane, who was signal officer under
Admiral Farragut, gave the fifth lecture in the
course of the Warren young mems Christian
associction, Monday evening, his subject being
"rhe great naval battles of New Orleans, Port
Hudson and Mobile" The last lecture Of the
course will be given on Thursday evening, Jan.
4, by Burlegh of New York. Subject; "The
humorous side of London.
KILLED BY KERosENE.-A Mrs. Miller who
lived in Clinton, near the Lancaster line, was
burned to death Tuesday night. She quarreed
with her husbaud-as the story is tod-both
being somewhat intoxicated. and in the wran-
gle broke kerosene lamp, spilng the oil on
her clothes. She then ran out of the house and
was found dead yesterday morning, not far dis
tatE. The account we received does not state
WHY it was that no alarm was given by the hus-
band, or attempt made by him to save his WIFE,
Perhaps he was too drunk to realize the situa-
ton