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The New York herald., 1872-12-21
A UCTION.-MORTGAGE SALE OF

A UCTION-MORTGAGE SALE OF
~ first class city made Household Furniture,
this Saturday. morning, December 81 at ii O'Clock at
the four story private house l3 Clinton place eighth
street, between Macdougal street and Sixth avenue 800
rors grand square rosewood 7H octave pianoorte cost
S,9 G e,esanE raiSr sns covered WIN SATIN brocate
Tables Etaseres, Paintings Bronzes Vases Bcdseads
and servants Furniture &C. BY order OF Charles Young
attorney tor mortgagec
A UCTION.-SAM FOREST, AUCTIONEER, WILL
n sell Mt IL Bowcry, tn day, at 10 A. M two Horses
two Express Wagons and two sets of Harness and Furni
turc Truck. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1872-12-21
A UCTION SALE
n OF over $l2,0O worth of
Household Furniture, BrOnzcs, Planoforte &C.,
the nronertv nj W. r. IiviOOsf0n lan

- the property OF W. II. Livingston, Esq,
80 West 18th st., near 9TH av. commencing II O'Clock
this day Saturday, Dec. 2l-Drawing Room Suits Pom
padour Marie Antonette styles covered richest dcscrp
ton silk brocade Etageres, Bookcase, Curtains, Mar
rosewood Panoorte celebrated maker; rosewood. wal
ware, Cutlery, Glassware, Tinware, Chinaware Base
ment, Kitchen Furniture; Servants Apartments.
AUGUST MARTfNES, Auctioncer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Al
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF-We are re-
! quested to call attention to the sales at
auction 10 be made this day at noon.
at the Merchants s. Auctioneers' Exchange,
| Royal street, by the sheriff Of the parish
| Of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
!. Two lots of ground with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon. situated in
First District Of this city. On Magazine
street, between First and Philip Streets
2 -Four lots Of ground, adjoining each
other. with all the Improvements thereon.
situated in the Sixth District of this city. on
F@lmont street, between Boudous4uie and
Pitt streets.
3. a lot OF ground. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District Of this city, on the Public
road and Clinton street. between Custom
house and BienviLc streets.
:. The one undivided sLirl Of !ot Of
ground, with the buildings and improve.
mants thereon. situated in the Se2ond Dis.
tlict Of this city, on tie P.0lic road and
Clinton street between Cus:ombouse and
Bieny;IIe streets.
). Ana the undivided :nirt! OF lot Of
ground. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated in the Second Dis
tric Of this city. on Exchange alley, be
tween Customhouse and Bie1yille streets.
For full. particulars see advertisements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By 2. N. : B. J. MONTGOMERY, at Il O'Clock,
at No 81 Natchezstreet, a general assortment Of
secondhand furniture, etc,
IL :. GUIEAULT, at II O'Clock. at Merchants and
Aucuoueers Exchange lot of ground corner of
GUs:omhOuse aud Irene streets; lot of ground
and buildings corner Of DeIbigny and Cont
streets; lot Of ground ard buildings, Nos 80
and s. Josephine stgeet-succession Of Mrs.
Mara j. Schmitt
~ SHERIFF SAUvIEET at p o'clock at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange four lots
-: ground Valmont stTeet-UTban Theurer
VI. George arthur Hewlett; lot of ground and
bindings on Public road and Clinton streets;
undivided third Of a lot Of ground on Clinton
street and a lot Of ground on Exchange alley
fired Marchand VS.. Nine Marie Jeanne de
Lassus; two lots of ground and buildings on
Magazine street-MIs. Grace Batson vs. Miss
Mary Todd and Mrs. Margaret Stephens.
BY J, b. WALTON, at y O'Clock, at the Mcr-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange lot of
ground and buildings No. 9l4 Magazine street
Succession Of Theodore z. Ostrander.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
G1addO Parish,

7 here is a significance in the following
article from the Shreveport Times 0. Tues.
day:
At 'the dawn's early fight" Yesterday
morning, the dusky cohorts which had been
marsbaed from every portion Of the parish
made their appearance on Texas street, led
by their metropolitan cOmpatriots with that
great and good man. Rev. John Boyd at
their head Before A. NJ, the courthouse
square was densely packed with them. The
polling places were at the back and front
doors of the courthouse, and an immense
deal of patience and pressing was required
to secure the inestimable right of franchise.
1t is too late, and we are too much wearied
to enter into detailed account of the pro
ceedings. Suffice it, that an election never
passed off more quietly. So far as we could
see, there was no loud or violent language
INDUCED in, and if there was q drunken
man in the crowd we failed to see him.
Mr. keeting didn't seem 10 be pleased
with the way the election was going. and
claimed that number of colored sutfragans
failed to get an opportunity of voting. II
so. be has only himself to blame, as the
Radical negroes throughout the parish were !
evidently BY design concentrated here in !
order TO bring them from under the mora! |.
influence of she planters. 1t wouid De a |
gratifying reflection to know that the !
that the engineer had been h0isted by his !
own petardo These negroes would have .
had ample opportunity OF voting in their
own wards, and, we repeat. if any OF them
failed to do so it was the fauC of the Rad,
ical managers in bringing them here.
After the polls were closed the negroes
were drawn up 10 line. marched off. and.
We learn, got up a. little election Of their
OWL at Zion Church or some other sanity
lOcality Init we cpull nor ascertain how
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
Local Intelligence.

Stealing gas fixtures from unoccupied
houses seems to have grown into a regular
business. A thief or two entered the tenant
.ess house, conner Of Magazine and Poey
fare streets, Thursday night and took
down $1,000 worth of fixtures, but were
unable to get away with the pieces, when
they hid them in the yard, probably intend
ing to return last night and make good the
IascalIy Job Fortunately the articles were
discovered by citizen, who reported the
matter to Officer Mccartney, who reported
to Captain Mccain, who reported it to
Superintendent Badger, who reported to
this reporter, who reports it to the public
and the latter, owning gas fixtures, must
look out that sneak thieves DO not break in
and steal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
Southern claims Commission.

The Washington RcgvJsjca" Of Friday
SAYS:
The commission took further testimony
Yesterday in the case Of Mrs. Kate Minor,
OF Natchez. for supplies taken from Car tn
age" and "Palo Alto" plantations, opposite
that city. amounting to S55,000, and III the
case OF Mrs. Stephanie Chotard, of Vidalia,
Louisiana, opposite Natchez, for supplies
taken from her plantation of "Minorca,"
amounting to SOL 0G0 excluding damage
and depreciation; also, testimony in the
case Of Mrs. Varnia b. Gather, of Nathez,
for supplies taken from her plantation of
''Arnaudlia,o on the Louisiana side of the
river, amounting to S2l 800. These ladies
were all owners III their own right of the
plantations named. as was the custom in
Louisiana. and claim to have been loyal.
Judge William 6. Riley, Of the eastern
shore of Virginia, who has been acting as
special commissioner in the various c0un-
ties of that State for more than year, has
Gelinquished that office.
The commissioners are anxious to clear
their docket as rapidly as possible, and
therefore require that in all cases where
partial hearings have been granted the
claimants shall produce their remaining
evidence before the end of November, if it
be possible so to do, in order that the cases
may be closed and reported to Congress at
the commencement of the next ensuing ses-
sion. They also desire claimants who APP
ply for oral examination to arrange for the
production of all their testimony at one ex-
animation, instead of keeping the commits
sion employed in the hearing of casual wit
nesses, as is frequently the practice at pres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

In the Hamilton district court the Gin
cinnati Gazette Of Friday reports the fol-
lowing:
John Schff' IS. Louis Fasrachs &
Decentralization in erg0r-The defend.
ants. brewers in New O-leans, in Decemo
Der. 1860. agreed to put plaintiff in funds
sufficient to purchase 10000 bushels of bar.
lev. Schitt' agreed to furnish out OF this
barley 81 800 bushels of malt by the first of
June. 1861 Schitf was to receive for his
services in mailing the barley $4,000 upon
the completion Of the contract and the ship
uing Of tie malt The action below was for
. breach Of this contract, alleging that a.,
900 bushels Of malt had never been
delivered. A second cause Of action sought
20 recover the damages to the defendants in
error by reason Of being compelled 20 pay
higher prices for malt bought elsewhere.
Three errors were alleged IN the ruling Of
the court below. upon only one Of which
hi. court stopped to decide--namely. the
admission ct evidence showing that the
Confederate government. from March II
until June /. 1861. had an import duty 0!
iW"nty-:our per cent npon malt shipped TO
New Orleans from this CITY.
Judge ATsTy. for the court. held that the
damage shown by the evidence was not
necessarily the damage claimed in the petit.
t.on. and she evidence concerning il was
Improperly admitted. Judgment reversed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
SHERIFFS SALES,
Alfred Marchamd vs.. Madame RzsaxaBs
Jeanne de Lassus, wife separated in prUPeTtS
from her husband, August Dehaut de LassEas.

| Alfred uarcb,ud 1T,5,r,,o Rz-,,sr,
from her bnshsDS sIo s+R maf ~ ross
osrvpvTTy 1TSrr,r II a ~ u.s. De.lssllt ue
| ~ ~ G, a DIS IklCI COURT FOR THE PAklSE@
- o. dreams, NO; 8t8l.-By8v virtue of writ 81
E Ee IG9 as 10 me directed by the honorable th9
DIsltiCI Court lot The parish of Orleans 8E
Inc aooye entitled cause, will proceed TO sell al
EupIc aue'I n at tne AeTchants and Auctioneers
t LANG RoNal street between Cana! and t,sS
AolSE sItgJs, II me SECOND D!sllcG OF Thug
"a, On pa hDA4, November 1877, at twelve
DTVoN H. '"e 4oAo"ihs described property, ae"
W. 1,D77.,,- :, an, - r, -,r,-~ .
f =. a Ihhi AN LoI or GROUND, with the build
I i1 ~ proEenlents thereon and appurtenanGaa"
in t1e ] III ljie Seeona GistFct OF TINS e7FSs
Ea,,s S;it oLT pouICGu oN FnoI1c road CUSTOM
~ j htg anu linton streets atslSnatta ~
CIV S,,, 10 90 "a, d aI Drawn bT j. PlIe then
.S 81 -; neSot, aa'eu december 81, 1883 and 6e-
80. S'ie oLEIs OF NlLlaln Chrsty, then No.
r@ts ProtLc ~ Inss cry. sad lot of ground meas
a fI,a pint; ,o5 - W. tIChSS Ihfee lines fron6
~ - j., 80, ~ linton street, apu eAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

DEAD INFANT.-Coroner Creagh held an
inquest on the body of very young child,
the parents being Oliver and Mary Smith,
No. Ill Magnolia street. 4 few days ago.
before the child was born, The mother was
b-utally chucked into gutter by fellow
whose name is unknown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

case of James Boyle, charged with the same
offense; Of Richard Jones, carged with car
rying a concealed weapon, and in the case
against Henry Eustis, and also in the case
against Richard Jones, charged with assault
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

SHELLs.-Ursin Ceville and Teutoote
possessing too great a fund Of wit to labor
for living, tried to raise the wind by she'll
ing verdants. Three half wanut shells and
a speck of ball constituted their tools,
and their location was at the head of Cross
man street. Captain Flanagan's cells know
the partv now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
gHE RIVERS.


The thermometer az Louis Frigegio's,
No. 70 Caaftres street. yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 a. NJ, 5&2; at P. d., Glo;
az j. ?. VI. 5.2. Lowest point during the
nigh: Of November s. 58'. Rain during
the nigh. q November and the morning
Of November, five inches and tbree.9uar
tiers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

Thomas Brooks, sailor, was found on
the banquette in front of Jack Smiths
clearinghouse, on Leyee, near Marigny
street, yesterday morning, bleeding from
several incised wounds. 1t is not known
who cut him. He was sent to the Charity
HOsri+al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

COMMITTED Recorder M'ATthur found it
necessary to send 10 Paul, 30 Bell and E.
McVicker to tie Criminal Court tor shoot
ing at Officer Prillin. Following the same
direction are 6. Mitchell, j. O'Brien and
Toutoote for the Vredenberg warehouse
robbery. Bail $4,000; not furnished.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
TEMPLE Sinai.

The conservation services of Temple
Sinai. 4" new Jewish editce on Carondelet
street. above Delord, VIII take place next
Wednesday az three o'clock. The doors
VIZ he opened FOR invited guests at two
o'clccl: AND closed at three.
We learn srom the Vieksburs Tires shat
quite !. number Of the Jewish residents of
that c.ty left there for New Orleans several
days age, 20 attend the conservation of
Temple Sinai. A number ii young men
WI: leave there later, to be YreseD: at the
ceremonies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
81. Charles Thentre.

TT-TTTTs
First grand "IIelp'' matinee today at
twelve O'Clock when Mr.. Murphy will ap-
pear in his new Irish, Dutch aud negro spe-
ciaIties The same play will be produced
this evening, including the great fire scene.
Opera House.
This evening will be produced at the
Opera House the comedy CT "BataiIIe de
Danes and LES Prem!eres Arnes de
RicheIieu.n Doors open at half-past six
o'clock, performance viii commence at
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
Cr.AIgIs IU3E1EIssION.

The undersigned has made ample arrangements
Ti'h counsel II the City Of Washington fer the
prosecution Of claims against The United 6tasei
under the late act of Congress.
Address Washington District Columbia, 10
E23 ! gtreet, corner OF Fifteenth.
apI8 John Il. G. PARKER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

A hoof of q horse attached 70 milk cart
was pulled off in a railroad track at the
corner Of Delta and Girod streets yesterday
morning. The animal was owned BY Mr..
Smith, corner Of Fourth aud Magnolia
streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

Two-SroRT FRAME DWELLING on MACA.
ZINE sTRsET.-J. B. Walton. auctioDeer.
viii sell to-day, at twelve o'clock, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, for account of the succession
Of Theodore F. 0strander, the very desira-
BILE well-located dwelling No. 9l4 Maya.
zine street, between Toledano street and
Louisiana avenue. The attention Of those
interested in property in this improving To-
cality is invited to this sale, as it offers IN
der the circumstances an opportunity for
first class investment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
Academy of Music.

Again last night the weather was most
unpropitious. Nevertheless, the attend
ance at the Academy or the occasion of the
farewell benefit of Mile. Ravel was very
satisfactory. To-day at twelve o'clock, last
Ravel matinee. Tomorrow evening, last
night Of the Ravel engagement Monday
evening, the Royal Japs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall Of
the rivers, at 3:43 P. NJ, local time, yester-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

Masquerade BALL To-NIGHT.-Exposi-
:ioG Hall will be SO brilliant tonight with
beauty and gallantry, fine dresses and joy
Gus hearts, on the occasion of the ball given
by that popular fire company, Mechanics
No. 8. Without exception, the members OF
this old-time organization are quite an tat
in all that pertains to festive masquerade,
and they Will not consider expense in max
ing their guests as Jolly as possible; in fact,
the ball will prove but little less than
regular Mardi Gras dance. For weeks past
fair ladies have been devoting time and
talent to the richest of dresses and the most
unique DISCUSSES. All who so will GER
tainly have a splendid time. The only fault
is that the hall will be too small to accom-
m9date participants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
EYnnsftinn He'll.

Nine. Camille Urso, it is announced in
our columns this morning, will give a series
OF concerts at Exposition Hall on Tuesday.
the twenty-sixth, Thursday, the twenty
eighth, and Saturday, the tnirtieth instant.
She will be assisted by Nine. Comes, the
daughter Of Professor CoIIignon, of this
CITY, who will then make her first appear
ance in a concert room. Nine. Comes pos
sesses a fine voice, and ranks high in pri-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

CAyISG.-The levee between Less ps and
France streets cavel in yesterday, and
threatens to sink further.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

Some idea of what heavy fall of rain
came Thursday night may be gained by the
fact that many street lamps were extin-
guisLed by it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

IN THE GROUED-Detec-iyes Dumas and
Harris were lately instructed to find the
liquors stolen from the Vredenberg ware
house. The officers resolved themselves
into a smelling committee, and notwith-
standing the many strong odors about the
barrel house Of L. D. Jensen, on Wells
street, theJ scented perfume Of stolen
wine. They persevered until they found
some demiiohns Of wine and brandy buried
on the premises. The wine had been taken
from the cask and the slaves destroyed, but
portion Of the heading was found in the
yard and fully identified BY peculiar marks
The liduids, as well as Jensen, were taken
n ouc Of tie vet The man is accused Of
knowingly receiving stolen property
Cglu1sAL CouRr.-Frank McDermott.
alas Robert Cprgain. was convicted OF bug
gi%ry.
The following accused were arraigned
&ri pleaded no; guilty:
J. Albo. charged with embezzlemeut Of
Ghree $40 gold pieces.
James Carey. assaul: and battery on w.
Il. Hawkins
a. Wilson. assault: and battery on Louis
Oetesse.
I3eorge Haywood, fa:ceov q ;ewe'rr.
John Ryan. assaultin; William Hay with
Intent 10 kill.
Ro6cFo,Wiisop snl WASH Rockwell. car.
!ying concealed weapons.
Tally Crompton. George Jones. john Pc
gone. Frank Scoul" and Patrick Flanagan,
s.i assault and battery.
PICK Frazer. found guilty OF wouniing
les, chan mayhem. was sentenced TO an i'm.
pr:sonment OF SIX mouths IN tie Parish
Prison. and 20 pay the costs Of prosecution.
Frederick Campbell "as tried or tLe
charge Of assault anu battery. and sounc
gUil'yo
Bail was fzeG IN tae sum of 5000 in the
case Of Eghralm Brown. charged with
larceny.
Ii the casa against James Murphy, !
charged with assault and battery, noile
was entered, Also against the |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

An interruptions attempt was made by
burglar to enter the jewelry store Of Mr..
Harrleib. No. 81 Carordelet street. early
yesterday morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

A paragraph in yesterday 5 Times asserts
:lat Mr.. Barrett, the actor. filed an en-
gagement in San Francisco, Of six weeks,
N tie month Of July. Forty-two days in
calendar month is what is wanted at Ne.
chaaic: Institute by men who are counting
HqlInra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09

4 person without an umbrella during ehe
rain last night, passing up Camp street,
noticed striped one hanging up in front Of
a closed clothing store. He took down the
sign and shielded his dripping head with it.
Cheap and cheeky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
SPECIAL. NOTICES
Pernicioue Purgatives.-The brilliant id

Pernicious Purgatives.-The brilliant idea
Of half a century ago that the weak and ailirg
could be bled bistered and salivated into Gond-
ton Of health and vigor is happily exploded; but
| yioleRt and prolonged purgation is still to some
| extent il vogue. We have imposters who are
! daring enough 20 offer to the world as tonics and
restoTatives the most destructive cathartics, IN
modified by /" single stimulating, soothing CT re-
storative element. Compare the operation of one
OF these terrible nostrums with that Of Hostel
| tefs Stomach BitteTs, il which combined
the three great curative elements-s tonic al al
terativs ana an aperient. The former completely
PaTa-yzes the vital forces, so that nature make
no resistance to disease; the latter sustains the
Strength q che patient while it restores the
pended functions of the secretoTy organs and re
ievsS The bowels without violence or pain Il is
simply choice between restoration and prostra-
ton. nos 81 cod "
OGsce Mutual Aid aud Benevolent Life
insurance Association Of Louisiana, No. 10 Camp
street New Orleans, November >. l&I2-henbers
of this assOciat on hereby gifted Ct the death
OF K. j. Watson who died il this city May I, 1872;
j, A2ebo, who died il Havana, Cuba, January !.
1872, and = D. Barlow who died in Clinton, ilissis-
sipPi, June s, !572 and called upon come for
wand without further notice and pay, at the office
OF the association No. 10 Camp street VI % on
no56s R ". YOUNG Secretary.
THE ''Terrebonne PatriOt,'' Published
at H0uma, Louisiana, is one of the best aGvertis.
ing mediums in Southern Louisiana. del3 "
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CHARLES BATCHELoR,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-09
Succession Of Roc Thfry. Nido,v INV E1;r.,

Succession Of Rose Thirty, Widow by FIRST
Marriage Of FRANCOIS Noirjean, and by Second
Marriage Of Felix Auguste Jacob-Eo So ,s38
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Or,eans.-Notce is hereby given to the cred.
tors Of this estate and to All other persons heren in
terested 10 show cause within thirty days from the
present notification, if any they have or can, why
}. g. Prgnon, tutor of the minors Rose +. Jacob
and Henry Jacob sole heirs of the decedent,
should not be authorized TO remove from tLe State
the property OF said minors
BY order of the Court.
no7 Il q rs de5+ N. O. TRACY, Clerk.