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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
Academy of Music

The third repetition Of 'Article Az at this
theatre last night drew very appreciatiye
audience; and indeed the play fully de-
served the partially manifested for it, AS
we indicated on previous occasion, it is
destitute, in great measure, of plot, but
this deficiency is atoned for by the personnel
of the drama, which, in the delineation of
character, is superior to the ordinary run of
sensational productions. In the leading role
Miss Hawthorne's Cora naturally excited
the greatest interest. The subtle cunning
that pervades the character, mingled as it
is with spirit of memorable revenge, star
ties while it attracts the audience. Nor is
the actress deficient in any essential point
of its development. Quick to appreciate,
and accurate in the portrayal of its salient
features, she enlists sympathy and com
mands applause. Indeed, we have no hest
fancy in pronouncing it one of the finest
pieces Of character acting that has come un-
der our observation for many years. 1t,
however, gives place this evening to the
"Palace of Truth" and mick of the Woods"
which will make up very attractive Sun
day evenings bill.
Monday night, Ellie, or the Cherry Tree
Inn" will take the boards, with the spark
ling Sidney CowelI in the leading role. This
in itself is an assurance Of the thorough at
fractions Of the piece.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
The ODera House,

The management of the French Opera
House, for the approaching season, Will be
under the general direction of Mr.. L..
Plaeide Canonge, one of the most brilliant
journalists of the South, who gives striking
evidence Of his ability to arrange theatricals
for the French as well as the American Sec
tions of the city.
We have received Intelligence from Mr..
Canonge, dated at Paris, August %, an
nouncing the following engagements for
the comming season
Mr.. Ariste, leading character, who has
gained great reputation in Paris in
Yaudeviiles, at the Odeon and at the
French Comedy. He is an artist of great
talent and a man of education. He has
also performed at the Gate, where he won
complete success in the character of SbGNn
The Post dean la P0SteJ
Among the roles played by Mr.. Artistic, at
the Coincide Franchise, the OdeOn and the
Vaudeville, we may mention lie Lion
Am0ureWr LES Enfants DEd0uard," lie
BosSm, antony, FanaiHe Ben0itom L'EcOIe
deS Maris, IartaIte, and many others Of
Mr.. Artistic will be assisted, and will be
on the same footing with Mr.. Medina first
role, a man of talent, of whom we have
already made mention.
Mile. Lenaers, second soubrctte, second
ary characters.
Mile. GilIet, young lady, general utility,
second characters, and has also been ems
gagged as character dancer.
Mr.. V. jain, chef d'orchestre,
Mr.. Scipion general comic actor, pupil
of the conservatory, for the last four years
engaged at the Porte st. Martin, and a
member of the troupe in London under Mr.,
Raphael Felix.
Nine. Maria Carl, first duenna, remark
able character, fine talent; first role if nee
cessary.
Nine. Fernando Ariste, first ingenuity,
first lady in love. She has had great sue
cess in Brussels.
Mr.. Canonge was negotiating for the bal
arce Of the troupe, and has nearly conolu-
ded his engagements, with, among others,
Mile, Dewintre, charming soubrette, now at
the Coincide Franchise, and Mr.. Paul
Cleyes, first youthful character, fine ar
tiste of Paris.
Mr.. Canonge will leave France on his re-
turn on the tenth of October.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES,


Stair or LOUISIANA
Once of State Registrar of Voters :
New Orleans September L, 1872
[Crcular No. 3.
FEvO ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS OF REGISTRA
4 ton, parish of Orleans: In consequences and
adopting the tenor of the rulings of the Hon. John
B. Weller, United States Commissioner in the cases
of the United States F. w. NickoIl, aud the
United States G. L. Van HOoten, this day reu-
dered the following instructions hereby issued
for the guidance and observance of Assistant SUI
pervisprs of Registration for the parish of Orleans
l. The special deputy marshals appointed under
the act of Congress of February 28 1871 should be
admitted behind the ratings of the several regis
THEY HAVE NO RIGHT WHATSOEVER TO INTERFERE
WITH TRR BUSINESS OF REGISTRATION, except to pre-
vent fraud arrest parties violating the provisions
of the United States laws. They have no right to
handle inspect the books, records or other pa
pers of the registration Offices to interfere with
the Assistant supervisor of Registration, or his
clerks in the discharge of their duties. They may
make arrests of Assistant supervisors their clerks,
or other persons, for violations of the statutes
COMMITTED IN THEIR IMMEDIATE PRESENCE, or when
directed by warrant properly issued.
IL. The Supervisors of Election appointed by the
United States Circuit Court have the right, under
the provisions of the United States statutes, to in
spect the books of registration DURING THE HOURS
FIXED BY LAW FOR THE KEEPING OPEN OF THE SEW
RRAL OFFICES OF REGISTRATION, and to mark such
names for challenge as they may deem fit; to make
list OF the names SO marked; to make and verify
list of the voters registered in the precinct, and
to sign their names upon the original register.O
the copies thereof, daily wherever they like to
prevent fraud.
Ill The Supervisors of Election appointed by
the United States Courts HAVE NO AUTHORITY GIVEN
THEM By LAW TO cory, C0UNTEKsIGN, MAKR, MAKE
LISTS OF, OR CLAIM THE INSPECTION OF CERTIFICATES
OF KEGisTRATION, OLD NEW.
B.P BLANCHARD,
state Registrar of Voters and Supervisor of Regis
traton, Parish of Orleans. seI3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

We copy the following from sac Red
River City Journals
The rapidity with which that great road
has been pushed forward through the In
dian country has been g source of wonder
to every one.
The company has spared no expense, and
has employed ell the laborers that it could
get. john ScuIlen, the great Railroads.&c.,
has charge of the work, and has pushed it
as no other man could Melville is in
charge of the bridge at Red river, and that
be ready for the superstructure by the
laid to the river. We hope in the
next thirty days to see the cars
enter Red River City, and we sug-
gest that we celebrate SO import
ant an event in a fitting manner.
Let us get up a big barbecue, and invite
"ali the world and the rest of mankind"
and show them what live people, and an
enterprising town can do. Let US give
general manager Stevens, the railroad king,
the man who has demonstrated to the
world how railroads could be pushed tor
ward as they never were before, and under
the greatest difficulties too let us invite
him to make a short address, and give him
and the other workers i'll this enterprise a
reception worthy of the great work they
have done for the State, and show them
that we fully appreciate the magnitude OF
the undertaking and the blessings that are
to follow it. We shall have more TO say
upon this subject in future numbers Of our
paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take Courage. InyaIlds Pain and weak
ness produce dependency, and the invalid who is
1aboring under bodily torture, debility and mental
depression at the time is indeed in pitiable
condition. But let all who are thus situated take
heart. balm is provided both for their physical
and mental infirmities in Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters Among the commonest sources of pain, uns
easness and melancholy the diseases which
affect the stomach, the liver the alimentary canal,
the nerves and the muscles-sueh as dyspepsia,
bilious disorders, constipation, headache, hysteria
and rheumatism all of which yield readily to the
regulating invigorating and purifying influence OF
this peerless vegetable tonic, stimulant and re
storative. Take courage, sorrowful fnvalids, you
will find the help you need in Hostetter's Bitters.
snIn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, I
New Orleans, 5epte mbeT 5, 1917 -
WHEREAS APPLICATION Has BEEN MADE TO
OF Gabriel beaumont as auctioneer in and for the
parish Il Orleans, to wit: A bond ddted d March
g. 1870, il the sum Of : lqt99 slgneu by Gabriel
the sad boz being eondItione1 for the faithful per
formance by the SAID Gabriel LeeauInont Of his
~ to 2 Dersoas interested in the said bond t.
Bic their objections to the cancellation thereof il
Ti+ffn Tiuety DAYS after the last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
fais fifth day o. September A. D. 1872, and Of
tie independence of the United States the ninety
seventh. d. G. WARnOTH.
BY the Governor:
Y A. WOODWARD, Assistant Secretary of State.
sa6 2O5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
Where TO Buy Furniture,

The advertisement of Mr.. j. B. Hubbard,
who has been established Gin the furniture
trade at-the corner of Rampant and Perdi-
do street since 1910, will satisfy any pur
chaser who will visit his warehouses and ex-
anime his extensive and carefully selected
stock that this is the best place in \ ew Or
leans to buy furniture. The prices are
lower than at any other house in the city.
and the stock is the largest. Furniture
carefully packed for SHIPMENT, or delivered
without a scratch or bIemish IN the cityo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
REGISTRATEON.
OFFICE OF STATE REGI TRAR OF Voters,
State Of Louisiana,

OFFICE OF STATE REGI TRAR OF VOTERS,
State OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, August g. 1872. }
IN CONFORMITY WITH TIE PROVISIONS OF
L section twenty of act No. 49, approved March
l6 1870 notice is hereby given that the offices Of
the Assistant Supervisors of Registration for the
several wards of the city Of New Orleans will be
opened on MONDAY, SePtember2 2, 1872, for the re.
vision and correction Of the lists of registered
voters of the parish of Orleans, and viii remain
open until SATURDAY., October 25 l811, Sundays
and legal holidays excepted. Office hours from
: A. NJ until II M, and from P. NJ to z. NJ
All qualified electors of the parish Of Orleans who
were nos registered in 1870 and now desiring to
register aud all voters registered in 1870 who nave
removed from the ward in which they then resided.
must make application for registry to the Assist,
ant Supervisor of the ward in which they now
reside
All registered voters who have changed their
places of residence within the ward in which they
we're registered i'll 1870 are notified to appear at
the Office of the Assistant Supervisor of Registrs
ton of the ward, ana have such change noted upon
the registry b0od5 and upon their Certificates of
registration.
One registration Office will be established in each
ward, and due notice will be given Of its location
3. P. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar Of Voters ana Supervisor Of Regis
tTation Parish of Orleans. au27
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
Local Intelligence.

CRESCENT CITY REvELERs.-New Orleans
can boast Of some of the best organized
pleasure associations in the land, and
among the best we must name this club.
Its composition is superb, the members sus-
Gaining all expenses for the sole purpose of
entertaining their lady friends, and such
gentlemen as they choose to invite. Great
care is taken in issuing tickets, hence these
assemblages are always pleasantly select.
The Revelers do not entertain their guests
in a slip-shod manner, but take special
care to see that each one is provided for, If
an old bachelor is at one Of the parties and
inclined to avoid ladies' company he will
soon find that he il not master of his own
situation, for he is certain to be enraptured
with one of the fairies who lind time to
Cease masculine humanity just for the fun
of the thing, AT the moonlight picnic at
Oakland Park last night was gathered one
of the merriest companies we ever met
dad and lassie, dressed in tasty attire, fit
ted among mOonbeams like. sprites, enjoy
ing mundane sports in rational way,
dancing, singing and flirting to their hearts
content on the green sward The weather
Chat important item in outdoor recreation,
proyed serene, ard all those who attended
will never regret the happy hours passed
in com pany of the Revelers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
A New Railway, with CaOutehOuc Car
Wheels.

NJ. Leon Say, the project of the Seine.
of new species of railway, small section
of which, about seven hundred yards long,
is laid down on the slope of the Trocadero
Hill. The inventor, NJ. Larmanjat, an en-
gineer, is patronized by the Portuguese
government, and works lines in Lisbon.
The novelty consists in this, that there is
only one rail. Two wheels run upon the
ohouc, go upon the ground. This species
of railway is not recommended for long
distances. but for cross communications the
economy is very great. The experiments
of to-day, frequently repeated, were con
sidered quite successful. The engine and
train repeatedly passed along very abr upt
curves without difficulty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
CITY TAXES.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
New Orleans, September H. 1872. 5
FENAXPAYRRS ARE REMINDED THAT THEIR
Il bulls can be paid in this office until the twenty
second instant without costs of court
The register provided for by act No. 70 will be
completed in few days and will be Immediately
deposited in the Office of the Recorder of Mortgages
where it operates a lien, not only upon the
property taxed, but upon all other property owned
by the delinquent.
Taxpayers are also reminded that interest is ac-
Cumulating daily upon all unpaid bills.
Taxes can be paid as heretofore, partly in certf-
Gates and partly cash.
JOHN S. WALTON,
eel3 I'd Administrator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
Removal of the jackson Railroad Freight

On Tuesday next the freight depot Of the
jackson railroad will be moved to the new
location corner Of Front ana Gaiennie
streets, in the building formerly known as
tie Vicksburg Press, which has been splen-
didly fitted up for the purpose. All sundry
freight and cotton received on and after
Monday, the sixteenth instant, will be de-
Hvered at that point. We will give more
extended notice of the new depot in fu-
ture number
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
OFFICIAL, NOTICES.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, September IL, 1872.
No l752-Administration Series.J
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
account therein named
Be it ordained, That the following appropriation
be and is hereby made, and that the Administer
tor of Public Accounts warrant on the Adnnistra-
tor of Finance in payment of the same:
: a. red Shaw, law charges, criminal justice
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, September 10, 1879
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary sells 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

CARRoLLr0N NEws.-At meeting OF the
Council of the city Of Carrollton, on
Wednesday evening last, the following
funding bill was presented by Alderman
Kern, which was adopted:
SEcrIoN /. Be it ordained, That the out
standing cash warrants OF the city Oh var
rollton shall, on and after the passage u
this ordinance, be receivable anu eA-
cbaDged for the bonds of the city running
thirty years, and bearing eight per cent Per
annum interest, payable semi-ann9aIlyy
provided. that the exchange shan De al
seventy cents on the dollar, or S'VO IN cash
warrants for $1,000 bond: r,-
ERE 9 Be- il further ordained, ETC., mat
for III nnrnose of this act il shall be the
duty Of the Controller to open book tor
the registry of all outstanding warrants
that may De presented for conversion INTO
bonds, and that the Controller, under the
direction of the finance committee, shaA
take up and cancel all such registered war
rants and deliver to the owner of such
warrants as many bonds as he may have
cash warrants as above stated In section
fret and that such bonds SO issued and
daIivared shall be registered and numbered
nv the Controller, and the Cancelled war
rants shall be returned to Inc Councll al
every regular meeting, aud that the ponds
already provided for funding purposes shall
S1s
and Treasurer no faster than as required
bv the Controller and finance committee
under the provisions of this ordnance.
STc 3, Be it further ordained, That this
ordinance shall take effect from and after
x Sc. i. Be it further ordained, That e,t the
ordinance passed b. the 6iayor ana m ~ eogn "a
fsS 8 to on provide for the funding Of the out
s s4on NJ Indebtedness of the city of Car
T ToTF be and the same is hereby repealed.
MAYOR Mckay announces the sale at auo'
tiop on the twenty-ffth instant of the con-
tract for constructing plank eurbing' on
certain streets in Carrollton.
The annual election for Mayor anu tour
conncilmen will be held on Monday, the
seventh day Of October, 1872 at the'Gouh-
III Hall. on Carrollton avenue, between
Hampson and Second streets
Novor Mckay has sold the ferry privilege
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
e-nited stnree Commissioners yourfo

tJohn Brown was arrigned before Come
missioner WeIley yesterday charged byJo
Albert Mccarthy, special deputy marshal
of 5he sixth Earde Witt committing the
crime of perjury in order to obtain reSYso
trationo The case was aried be Che come
misstonego and after $hogough hearing he
dismissed the Charge Gieeming it ploge o
eas8 Of ignorance than criminalitgo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
HIONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
TBIHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
a it may concern: Whereas at the judicial sale
on the thirteenth day of July 1872, made by c. e.
Grardey Il Co, n. J. HOey, auCtiOneer, pursuant
to an order rendered by this honorable court the
twentieth of May, 1872, in the matter Of the sue
cesson Of Henry Eastman, No 80 i49 of its docket,
Mrs. E. A. Fassman has purchased for the
sum of twenty-fy thousand dollars cash the fol-
lowing property, to Wit
The square Of ground with buildings and inn.
proponents, bounded by Caiope, Enplirosine Fro
ret and Locust Streets measuring about three
hundred and one feet, seven inches, three lines
front Oh Ere ret and locust streets, and about two
hundred and fifty three feet two inches, four lines
on each of the other Streets subject to d lease
ending thirty-frst Of August, 1873, and the pur-
chaser assumi Z to pay the taxes OF 1872.
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter
ested herein, cited and admonished in
the Of the State Of Louisiana and Of the Second
District Court, who car set up any right, title
claim in the premises, to show cause within thirty
day from the day this moniton Is first inserted ia
the public paper, why the sale SO made should not
be confirmed and homolo9ated.
Clerks office, Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans this ninth day OF September, 1872
l.. DUVIGEBAUD,
Judge Of the Second District Court
NJ. o.. TRACY, Clerk. seI4 n oCo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
T.uck in a Lottery Ticket.
A New York special of the tenth to

4 New York special of the tentR to the
Cincinnati Enquire, says:
A will contest began in the Surrogate
Court to-day shows that Noah T. Pike, who
recently died worth million, came to this
city forty years ago with only fifty cents.
He casually stepped in Broadway lottery
Office, and his little daughter. picking up
required him to buy the ticket, as the child's
chewing had made it unstable. Pike re-
luctantIy bought it, paving 81 50. The
ticket drew $500, ana was the foundation
OF bis fortune, which he accumulated in
real estate transactions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Jim Williams was
found guilty of assault and battery, and
recommended to the mercy of the court.
Sentenced to two days in the Parish Prison.
Celestine Antoine was sentenced to one
months imprisonment for larceny. Sen.
fenced also to pay $25 fne or ten days in the
Parish Prison, for assault and battery.
The following accused were arraigned,
and pleaded not guilty: John Balser, en-
bezzlement; George Williams, assault and
battery.
In the case Of Newgany, convicted Of
breaking into and entering a store in the
night with intent to steal, anew trial was
granted, and the district attorney entered
a nolle prosequi.
jeremiah Brown pleaded guilty of carry
ing a concealed weapon.
William Lyons, charged with larceny,
was surrendered in open court by his Sc
curity, Al. DeBlanc. He was arraigned,
pleaded not guilty, and was remanded.
Peter Casman, convicted of assault and
battery, was sentenced to pay fine of $50
or ten days Parish Prison.
John jackson, teund guilty OF entering
warehouse in the daytime, without break
ing, with intent to steal, was sentenced to
two years hard labor in the Penitentiary.
Thomas Hansley, convicted Of carrying a
concealed weapon, was, sentenced to pay a
fine of S. or twenty four hours in the
Parish Prison.
The case against John Ruslz, charged
with larceny, was continued to the fifth OF
October.
The rule for a new trial taken in the case
of Justice G. A. Meyers, convicted Of exc
tortion under color of trial, was continued.
The sentence in the case of John Carr
convicted of robbery, was continued. =.
Charles Molina, alias Henrique w Campo
de Armas, was. found guilty Of tie Charge
Of assault and battery upon Charles Soria,
and recommended to the mercy Of the court
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IS 1872

Mississippi river, whose testimony is en-
titled TO more credit than Ellis the crack
man, whe wishes to squeal himself out Of
Sing Sing on the head of the Nathan muir
der
The statements that there had been tele-
graph communication between Kelso and
myself concerning Forester OF anything
else are false.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
AUCTION SALES To-moRROw.

BY SHERIFF sAUvINET, at u O'clock at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, undivided
one-fourth interest of Alex Lamont in steamer
Bannock City-Jeremiah A. Steen vs.. Alex
lamont
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

NEW FALL GQoDs.-Messrs j. Le7ois &
Jamison, No. 126rCana street, are now
opening large lots of splendid new goods,
consisting of colored and black French
merinos, Lyons poplins, white and coIored
tlannels, French and English prints French
cassimeres and plaids; also, silk and wool
serge dress patterns at only three bits a
yard. Go there and look at these goods.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

FE4HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il of his appointment as assignee of the estate
OF John F. Spearing, of New Orleans, parish of Or
leans, and State of Louisiana; adjudged bank
sells 81 20 EE NORTON Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15

ASSESSMENTS Nos. 107. l08 AND l09.-See
special notice colum; death ofJulia Scierlin,
John Bleuler and A. Porteous, payable at
the office Of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association Of Louisiana,
No. 100 Carondelet street Amount paid
since ORGANIZATION. $500. 426.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
The Temperatures

The thermometer as Louis Frfgerio's.
No 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: Ats A. NJ, 7loS at . p No $50; at
6 P. No 80"o Lowest poins aIuging tho
night Of September 49, 665o