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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Brownson,s Quarterly Review.
We copy the following from the New
York Tribune:

We copy the following from the New
York Tribune:
A new series of Brornson's Quarterly
Reriefo, commencing with theJanuary NUN
Der, is issJled by FIR. Pustet e. Co, after an
interval of eight years from the completion
| of the volume for 1861. Mr. Brownson re-
| sumes his labors in the field in which he
| has gained so wide and honorable reputa-
! ton, with undated yigor ana characteris-
| tic pluck His return TO the service OF Pc
| riOdical literature will be welcomed by a
| host of friends who have learned to value
his freedom of thought and boldness of ex-
| preston, whether devoted to the illustra-
| ton of principles or the correction OF abuses.
The Incorporating and extreme
Catholicism 20 which he announces his
| loyalty will be taken as matter OF COURSE
by all who are acquainted with his religious
career, bat his RevieU will be read with
none the less interest by those who nave
pleasure In the utteraDces of an independ-
ent and original writer, no always speaks
for himself however he may attempt to
speak for others Mr.. BrOwnson makes no
pirtensiOn to the character of liberal
Catholic. Ofthat he has no element IN Ills
nature or his convictions. He has no de-
sire to present the Catholic faith III form
as little. repulsive as possible to his
non-Cathohc countrymen' ont nrmly
on the Syllabus and the DEGREES OF the
Council of the Vatican" insisting on the
supremacy and infallibility Of the Pope in
governing and teaching the universal
church, as integral and essential dogmas of
Catholicism. He recognizes none but
Catholics as Christians, and will treat all
the religious sects as aliens from the church
and out of the way of salvation. The ter
rors Of theology which he holds forth will
doubtless add spice to his already piquant
discussions, which, though decidedly racy,
are seldom too strong for healthy appetites.
Among the contents of this number are pa
pers on THE Papacy and the Republic"
THE Dollingerites," "Reljgious Novels"
"ArchbishOp Manning's Lectures" and
American and European politics, all Of them
apnarently from the EDITORS own pen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
No. 8
JOINT RESOLUTION

Relative to extending the time of final pay
ment OF the State tax collectors.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of Louis
lana, in General Assembly convened, That
the Auditor of Public Accounts be and is
hereby authorized to extend the time for
the final payment of State tax collectors
parish of Orleans excepted, for period not
exceeding thirty days from the time now
required by law, when in his judgment the
public interest may require it.
tSignedl CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
(Signedl A. b. HARRIS,
Pre- sident OF the Senate and Acting Lieu
tenant Governor.
Approved December y, 1872.
tSigned} p. Is. s. PINCHBACk,.
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor
of Louisiana.
a true copy:
GEORGE Z. BOyEE,
Secretary of State,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Murder In st. Landry Parish.

She Opelousas journal reports the fol-
sswing:
We have To record one of the most horri-
ole murders ever committed i'll our parish.
8rom what we could learn it. seems that
two men, Francois Martin and Joseph Com
umary, at Tassu Cove at Melnento. were
eisiting the same young lady, Miss Mary
Pane Wright. One light last week the two
men met at her house. A quarrel ensued,
(which was followed by fight, neither be-
eng armed Miss Wright seeing her favor
lite, Martin, WAS getting the worst of il.
rushed to his rescue with Ratchet in which
vas an AK handle, and placed it in the
hands of Martin, who, while his antagonist
eFas held by the united strength of himself
and Miss Wight, hacked GOmmary to
pieces. Those who saw the body state that
ct was horribly mutiated, even after death.
We saw the weapon used, which certainly
presented Il CHASTITY spectacle, covered az i
Syas with blood and brains. Both the man
and woman are in Jail here, having been
sent before the district court by Justice
Webrard. The female is said to be only
about nineteen years old.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Saws the Memoirs IppeGl.

Six hundred and fifty thousand dollars
have been subscribed to the narrow gau &c
railroad TO be extended from Grceuvilie, in
Washington county, ON the Mississippi river,
tn.Wiuuu0, cu the Mississippi C,nttal road,
htlnv GcenCda Memphis alone, of al
CO. muAi,ies, stands stu and does nothing.
IIthuut : change, rct:Osro ssipu nd decay
viii soon distinguish our fortunes. The
Legislature can give great IT lief, anG the
more speedy and thorough and effective,
the better,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
w, +. HARPER,
de2l ja9 FL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Pauline ROubisu, Widow, etc, VS.. Joseph

ii. Lyon.
A,bSENIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. 10, Cosby virtue of a writ Of
secure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the seventh strict Court for the parish of Or
!thns IN the above entitled cause. | will proceed
10 sen al public auction, at the Merchants and
auct;oLeers' Exchange, Royal sheet between
,anai and Custcmhouse streets in the Second
Di nEa OF this city, TUESDAY February {,
1915, at twelve clock NJ, the following described
property. to wit
"A "A ChRrAI> LOT OF GROUND, with the huiid-
hSs ana improvements thereon, RICH is, wsys,
5ttVltudes, privileges and advantages tbeTeunto
Ito glng, or in any appert ,ining situated In
tne four,h District of this city in the square
bounded by ST. Charles, sixth eventh and Pry-
tahls streets, designated by the number twenty
one on plan d avn by II. MOelhausen, suryey0I
On the eighteenth day of May, 1875 and deposited
Iol reference III the Office of L. K. Kenny formerly
q notary pnblic III the parish of Jrrerson which
lot measures thirty feet front on Pry tana
street. by d. pth of -One hundred and twenty
thlee het between parallel lines together with
tue IlSht TO any and ill additional inca sure ment
Mnich s,tid ot may have; being the same pro peTT
r SIlch tle defendant herein acquired by purchase
rom ATs; LanIiue u. Billings "a per act passed
before John Benderragcl a notary public in this
Sit on me twenty eighth daG OF ~ ptember, 1856
.SiSteIed III the conveyance Office ia book ninety
two, folio fit eight
Stlzed in the above aljt
lefms-Cash on the spot
:,,o W. =. HARPER,
- 10 - NfertH of the Parish of DTie86s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
gsaiIroad Contract with IN Rand COMPANY.

We reproduce the Suhjoned special 20
sshe Cincinnati Gdeete:
WASHINGTON, January 2.-fie publca-
Gon of the contract of the Union Pacific
railroad with the Wyoming Coal Company
slas called out Information in regard TO the
contract Of the North Pacific railroad. by
which that company has disposed of all
Gown sites on the entire line OF the road to
the Lake Superior and Puget Sound Land
Company, The terms of the contract are
not definitely Known. The president of the
land company is one of the directors of the
s'Oad, named Thomas Garfield, of Burling-
Ton, Vermont The contract was made un-
sier the former management OF the road
and it is understood the present officers are
much opposed to its terms, but are power
less 10 rid themselves of it. There was an
error in stating the amount OF drawback
The Wyoming Coal Company was to receive
from the railroad on all coal Transported
for outs Idle parties. The contract names
twenty-five per cent OF freight charges, in
otcads as printed, twenty five Q,onte Y,or $ouo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
The Bank OF Lafayette VS.. Widow Cath
crime Mutchlcr Catherine Wei;mann, wido'

The Bank of Lafayette VS.. Widow Cath
crime Mutchlcr Catherine WeitmsAn widow
OF John Paul Mutohler).
LNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans o. 20 l60.-By virtue of wit Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for The parish of Orleans IN
the above emit ed cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY, January 81, 1873 at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following desert bed property, 10
wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE, INTEREST CLAIM
AND DEMAND, OF every nature ard kind whatever,
which the defendant has may have in and TO
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
lngs and improvements thereon, 81 uated in the
Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded
by Annunciation, Josephine, Laurel and jackson
streets designated in the act hereinafter men
toned as lot numh her two of square number four,
and measuring, i'll Preach M isure sixty fees
az forty-Hne feet ten and half inches in depth,
bound on the upper side by lot, numbers one,
twetFe and Il part Of lot number eleven, on
the lover side by lots numbers three four and
part of lotnu,nb Der ri hit. Being the same prop
erty which the late husband of d, frndant acquired
from John Duncan as per act passed before WIZ
liam Boswell, late notary public in this city. on
the twenty-uiGth day of March, / '23.
Seized iii the ahoyo su1r
Terms-Cash on the spot.
w. P. HARPER,
dtEl Jazz I'll Sheriff Of the Parish If OTIeang
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

Monthly advertisements, inserted eve 0tht +
esay 10 lie charged tw0-tl irds of the above rates
second page monthly Embellishments each
osquarr, $50 per month.
Transient advertisements having the run Of the
paper first insertion ~ 80 pr square; etch hnbse'
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second page transient advertisements, then III
6ertiou = 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be
charged as ne each insert ton. =;
Regular advert Users, wlo advertise largely. viii
be allow ed such discount from above named tran
sient rates as may be- agreed upon; PROVIDED lnat
IN no case shall such discount exceed twenty hVe
per cent. .
All business notices of advertisements to he
charged twenty cents per line each Insertion.
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Terms Of Subscription.
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Advertisements.

Transient advertisements same terms as in the
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Is published every Saturday morning. and c"ntaIns
The ne WIS by tel graph, miscellaneous reading, ed
tnrials LEGAL matters If general public interest
CONNIE rcial and monetary reports, and every thing
that appears in the Daily; except such items
fIiiile or 10 public moment. The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
as well for instruction and amusement as tnfoTma-
tinn gu he cgrrent topics of the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

GsIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PABlsp
- of Orleans, No. BOBBY virtue OF a g1It Al
seizure and sale 10 directed by the hon
orabie the Sixth District Court for the parish
of orleans in the above entitled cause | VIII
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchant,
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. betwess
Canal and CustomhouSe Streets in tile Second Ds
trict OF this city on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4 l8T
al twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prep
erty. 10 vii
LOT OF GROUND, together wi n all the ha,,s
ngs and Impre vements thereon. situated in Tia
First District of this city, in that part or u,orto
called the triangle, being the corner of an apale
said triangle nearest the river. and designated b,
the nuuiler fourteen, on plan drawn by G y
Zimpel, late surveyor, dated May 6 1884 Wbiek
said lot measures thIrty-righs feet iv inches fop
OH Louisa now CHlioic, street, thirty -eir hit feel
six inches trout on Triangle street ten feet from,
to the river or now TO Front street and thirty.
eight feet even inches in depth on the irregujsp
lue which divides it from lot nun Der thirteen
rhe whole agreeably 10 plan of A. Castaing 1
J. A Cel!os architects, dated October 25 1865 an5
deposited in the Office Of p. C. Cuvelisr notary
public, in THE city.
Being he S me property acquir' by the defend
ant herein by purchase he made thereof from
Michael Schnler, PER act passed the ninth Of
November, 1865, before said notary p. @. CuvelNeT
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash Oh TIT spot.
W. p HARPER
ia fai OF !, Of nrlan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
G. w. AIiItenberger, Agent, VS.. Court

c. w. Aliltenberger, Agent, VS.. Court.
d. house Club.
TN'FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PAHIsH
Il of Orleans, No. S359-By virtue Of a writ
OF feIi faeias to directed by tie hor orable tho
Fifth District Court for the pa ish of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause. l will proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises hereinafter desig
mated, on WEDNESDAY, Janusry Is 1879, ct half
past ten o'clock A. NJ. the following de oribed prop
ertY, 10 wit
THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS contained In
the premises, situated No. 1888 Ihartres street. be-
t. cen St. Ann and Madison streets, in the Second
District of this city, known the Courthouse
Club. as per inventory on file in my office
Seized in the above suit.
Terms--Cash OH the spot.
W. P HARPER,
ia3 Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleane.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

Adele ElOom VS.. Abraham Leopold, Her
Husband

Adele IslO0m VS.. Abraham Leopold, Her
Husband
CXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIIB PARISH
- of Orleans No. 30 GEL By viltue OF a writ Of
feri faeias to me dill ecued by the honorable tAs
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause, | viii proceed to sel Of
public auction, the premises hereinafter desig
mated, on TUESDAY, January Il, 1913, at i've
o'clock P, NJ, the following described property. 10
wit: e.
THE CONTAINS OF VARIETY STORE, sitsr
ated No. &c Tcheupit ouas,street, in the foursA
District or this CITY, as yer inventory which may
be seen In my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-CaSh on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
ia3 IA Sheriff of the Parish of 0TleaDa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

Square. ,o,Ib months l,nnntis months Year
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AN ACT

Secretary OF State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Bernard Lacsze va. Joseph Joue.

W. P. HARPER,
de13 81 jal2 Sheriff of the Parish of eTjean:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-27

Vermont sent more ca tile to the Bos.
ton cattle market last week than all the
other New England States put togeth.
er.
or the four hundred aud twenty stu
dents at Dartmouth College, ninety are
from Vermont. Vermont has as good
educational institutions as New Hamp-
Shire, and had her citizens patronized
them as they ought, they would be supe-
rior TO those of her sister states.
The other night 90 inst, } a group of
smokers sat in the store of II. Il. e. NJ.
w. Chandler, at Proctorsvile, Vt, throw.
ing half burnt matches and cigar stumps
into a wooden spit box. After the store
had been close !, the apit box went TO
smoking, and when discovered filed the
building with smoke and burnta hole
in the floor, 4 few moments more and
disastrous fire would have been the re-
suit to the village.
\ summary Of recent proceedings for
violations Of the liquor law in Washing
tou county may be stated AS follows:-
The Grand Jury, after long and Iabo,
rious session. found forty.ouc bills
against as many different parties. Eigh.
teen persons plead guilty aud paid their
fines amounting 10 one thousand four
hundred and seventy dollars. Three
cases were continued to The next term.
la three, the bail amounting to thirteen
hundred dollars was forfeited; in one
ease the jury did not agree, and in three
cases the verdict was not guilty. Orthe
thirteen convicted on trial, five were
found guilty Of third oflcnses, the penal
ty OF which is imprisonment in The conn
ty Jail, The trials aud pleas Of guilty
have developed one hundred ard cigh.
teen otieuses, twenly-niuc second and
five third.
The ST. Albaus butter market was an
usually dull, owing TO the storm. and
aud there was no change ia prices. We
quote: Common 10 fair, 20 to BE. med- /
una to good, 20 to Soc. choice, 80 to SIC.
selections, 50 to SEC.
The new freight depot, at Rutland, is
being rapidly pushed toward completion. /
The building is Of brick, POI feet long bvI
l2 feet wide.
Tie Masonic Lodge a. Burlington, has
disposed Of rs property ia that city, aud
intends to erect 4 Masonic temple which,
viii be built iu q manner that viii aford
lmpie accommodations 20 the loesi Ma
.ouie bodies aud the grand bodies Of the
Of the State.
John II. FIagg, chiei fsgislatre clerk
II The L s Senate, arrived It New York
Wednesday from European tour Of sew
raj months. /
Two German pedliers named sie9el.
lain to have been robbed Or their entire
tosk Of dry goods, valued at $500, al
be house Of Mr Douglas In Pawlel. on
tuesday night last No clue to the rob
,er.
Vermont il the seventh collection die. I
Eiei IN the Onion IN toe magnitude orits
coming next to New OrIeaus
Is imports for the last fiscal year s4g.
1908, AMI exports, $4,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-27
DEATH or JouN p. uALN.

This distinguished American states.
mau died in Dover. New Hampshire.
"Wednesday evening, Nov 18th. AIR.
Hale was born in Rochester n. H..
March 81, 1906. Educated at phiIIips
Academy AMI Bowdoin College, he had
for associates Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Henry w. LongfeIlow, Franklin Pierce
and 5. 5 Prentiss he began the study
Of law at Dover, in his native State in
1898, and in 1880 was admitted 70 the
bar, when he obtained without diff.
Guilty considerable practice. His first
appearance in political life was in the
Legislature Of New Hampshire, in 1882.
At that period be adopted and sup
ported the principles Of the Democratic
party From 1884 to 1871 be acted AZ
United States Attorney. Ia ls43 he
was elected TO the popular branch Of.
Congress tut 10 1915 he was de-
nounced by bis Democratic constitu.
cnts as traitor to the party. and failed
20 receive the compliment Of re cleo.
ton, although be run as an independent
Candidate. In 1916 be was elected 70
the New Hampshire house Of represe-
tatjves, over which body he was chosen
10 preside.
in the same year he entered the
Jaited tate. Senate, from which he
returned ia 1858. Ia 1851 be won die.
tIneiioa as counsel for parties who were
implicated ia tie rescue u shaarack
the fugitive slave, from the custody Of.
tbs lailed states Marshal and in the
following year stood AZ the candidate
7i The Free Soil party for the presi-
ieucy In 1855 be rc-cuiered the Sen.
ate, where he served for ten wears
I pom his retirement from that BODY in
1868 hc was appointed e represent the
Quilted states a iae coaft Of Spain, a
position which he held until ] SEQ when
be retained 10 this country. since that
'eFio4 be has lived 10 retirement al
Dover tie last years q lis lie being
years q sickness and suffering, Air.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-27

Haze wiIi Always Dc aaie3 re American
history IS ere n the earliest and warm
ssi champions 81 tte slaves d the
saata Ga iae aagra i tfr saate. a.
well as GO ue soil af t6e Northern
states be ospaasel their cause ararullv
ADD eouuae5ausly HE wit was 6ae ard
effective his sarcasm keen, bis temper
impertaraaala The advocates pltae pc
cuIiaf Institution faugd "a him an op.
peaeat whom they could net ave. and
whose ability they did mot fail O. respect
Ii is a ai illustration Of the perish
ability Of hamaa influence that the ter.
m.uauau Of the career Of statesman
ouee go distinguished will scarcely ob-
tain mdmenlarF consideration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-27

win Be 10 dyi TIC massacre q Co
bare a Santiago win be followed Il
distant day BY the massacre q
Spanisr5a where the Cataus have The
necessary numbers Those ardent iout-
aals which arc crying cut So briskly
fH h,oeasbci wiIl have enough q it
before the contest is over We
wait as little Of il IS possible. and
while We iasisi that our Government
shalI lose nc time and spare no errr.
tons DO oEactiaE . prompt aud foil rep
a@upu. we hope they will not be
drvea by scuseless elamor into acts Of
lawless vengeance. " J.. T7LBHr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-27

TIE hml, o., Hon Lev Underwood.
q uaauEtaa VI, arr travelling la
Earapu and sill spen8 thf eamBnE winter
In ilaIy.
Mr. Fuller W. Psaren. Formerly uf Hrr
Adasaa boase. MfIdabary. w. IS aav
Superintendent ed abe Riverside Haaae.
Jacksonville FIa.
Hon. ID. MARKS aud family. of sa
Louis. sad lion. J n E'wnaa. af na
Moiuos, lows, arc among tae recent affs-
walls az the 81, James hoteI jacksonville.
Fla.
WIN. Matthews, Esq., Of Philadelphia.
Treasurer Of the Florida Winter Home
Association, has gone 90 Florida iar DE
winter
/ pr. Gca. ". Davis and family. af
Seneca Fails, n. Y, Warren Randolph,
Of Philadelphia, O. l.. Jones aud wife
aud = T Brown, OF Long Island, arc ras-
istcrcd al tbc Grand National Hotel.
jacksonville, Fla.
The steamer Starlight will resume her
trips on The 81. johns river between
Jacksonville aud Enterprise. Fla. this
"'"'''' '"e o'"'"H"t has been
thoroughly rehlted aud has two new
boilers.
M. ,,..-,..
g., 1"' .'''''t'''."n H'''1 Jacksonville
-. ,.'' va " ~ ol'1''''' '' '"2 gun INST "n-
''' ''' management OF o. J.. heene,
,,,reeol,I, ao,,r.,... '''''" F"'''' '' d"
r,
s,,5a, Fla A. -, ' ,.' W. GO" o'',
,ro..1 ~. wn.s... ,,.so a,''' '''''''' anu
glari1a n.... '''''''' .' Boy "a
..,'.' o.. '',' ,''H w o. '''~"'
ia., y,.l and - ''.'.'... 1857
Lott. ' N' '''''''''' ''
m,
-, ''", VI "''' '''f physician OF JaeA- .
- ,'' "'N' ''"P'a1I'a''y i"ai .
'"0'' 49, ~ mas "''''' any cases OF yci'o" +
-"o ',''' u" NaP'"'" brock mas beeu /
P",""s "'a ''''' VI steamers III thorough .
J' w, '0' '''o WINTER o"'l"esS Oh the 81.
"0'" %
Henry BaIl, Esq, of New York, has
~ E,'''y competed a winter residence at
~, a -i"e "'''"o, f'"" WIG" VIII cost
'' 1850 '"''"u'''S tue conservatory and
= 'o""'' "0o"' It,
John Il, Long, Esq is rebuilding tho
''' 0'''po i'o"se AZ o. Augustine, Fla,
Inc iour-sloly addition to the Florida
House st. Augustine, Fla, is being
rapidly completed, and will soon be ready
Tor winter business.
Tallahassee is most beautifully situated
III the rolling country Of middle Florida,
On the line OF the Jacksonville, Pensacola
ana Mobile Railroad. If provided with
suitable hotel accommodations it would
soon become one OF the most attractive
winter FeSofts OF Tue south
Forty new rooms have been added to