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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31


The liabilities up to the rendition of the afore-
said account, and as shown by the same, amount
to $4li6 IS Besides these, there is a suit stil
pending against said estate for a claim of alimoBy
In the sum of $50 per month.
The immovabies belonging to said succession
l. ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First
District of this city. in the square bounded by
Tchoupitoulas Cs.iliope Gaiennie and Peters
streets, forming the corner of Tchouptoulas and
Galennie streets and measuring one hundred feet
by thirty three feet, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon
2. ONE LOT OF GROUND. in same district same
square, measuring thlrty-one feet seven inches oy
one hundred feet with the buildings and improve
3. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in same district same
square measuring thirty-one feetseven inches by
one hundred feet with the buildings and improve.
4. ONE Lot OF GROUND, same square, measur,
ing fOrtythree feet three inches by one hundred
and seventeen feet two inches six lines, with
the buildings and improvements thereon.
5. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the same square,
measuring twenty feet eleven inches by one hun
dred and seventeen feet two inches six lines with
the buildings TWd rS and dI imPIoyements PROV thereon
ing each thirty feet six inches bv ninety six feet
Two inches, with the buildings and improvements
:. ONE LOT OF GROUND, same square measur-
ing thirty one feet two inches by ninety-sx feet
two inches, with the buildings and imp, ovements
g. TWO LOTS in the First District in the SQUARE
comprised within IchOupitoulas, Calliope Gaieu-
ME and Annunciation streets, measuring each
twenty feet eight inches three lnes by one hun
dred and twenty seven feet ten inches five lines
with the buildings and improvem thereon
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. situated in the
sixth District. comprised within Louisiana avenue,
Toedano ST. Denis and st Patrick streets. and
divided into twenty -four lots twelve of which
have, by virtue of order of the Second District
Court, dated the twenty seventh of jane 1873 been
offered for sale by S. GuiDault auconte er and ad-
Jude ated for the price of seventeen hundred and
eighty dollars
10; ONE SQUARE OF GROUND in the Sixth Dis
trict, and comprised within Napoison avenue
bresiail, Jena aud Long streets.
IL. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, same district
and comprised within Napoleon avenue, Breslau.
Jena and Arcadia streets.
l. as the whole will fully appear by reference to
the inventory ard mOrtuary proceedings in said
succ. sion, and also to the answer of the aforesaid
administrator and garnishee on file in the present
suit.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casll on the spot.
W. P HARPER,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
Francois Fazende vs.. Voisin & DrOuet.
EOuRTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF

LOURTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 49, LIT BY virtue of writ of 6eri
facias against EdOuard DrOuet. to ne directed by
the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
sh of Orleans, III the above entitled cause, will pro-
ceed to sell at public AUCTION at the Merchants aud
AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second District
of this city, en WEDNESDAY, October /, 1873, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
crty to wit
THE WHOLE OF THE UNDIVIDED ONE FIF-
TEENTH INTERES of the said defendant Edonard
Drouet, in and to the succession and estate of his
deceased paternal uncle, Louis Flepran2e DrOue',
after the payment of debts aud charges of said
succession opened in the Second District Court,
and numbered Oh the docket of said court No.
35 831.
The property entering into and composing said
succession shown by the sac"Oupr of the admin
strator rendered the eighteenth of February,
1873 is follows:
Cash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 959 30
Amount due by Of the heirs for
their purchase of a portion of the
mOvables belonging to the estate. 3i3 10
Immovables as per appraisement i'll the
inventory. .......................... 40 900 90
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31

The following is a list of the nicknames
of number of the cities of the Union: New
York, Gotham; Boston, the Modern Athens;
Philadelphia, the Quaker City; Baltimore,
Queen City; New Orleans, the Crescent
City; Washington, the City of Magnificent
Distances; Chicago, the. Garden City; De-
troit, the City of Straits; Cleveland, the
Forest City; Pittsburg. the Iron City;
New Haven, the City of Elms; Indianapolis,
the Railroad City; st. Louis, the City of
Mounds, Keokuk, the Gate City; Louisville,
the Falls City; Nashville, the City of Rocks.
Quincy, the Model City; Hannibal, the
Bluff City; Alexandria, the Delta City;
the City of Peace.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
James Ri0rdan vs.. Ivers Waters and
Jamee Gillespie.

au22 SCI % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-31
james Graham VS.. Helen Moorman.

W. p. HARPER,
au30 sel4 ocl Sheriff of the Parish of ORLEANS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-09
q NEW YORK CITY,

NRw YORK, August s.-The oubans ol
this city are preparing another, eXpedl-
ton to land arms and ammunition on Gu.
ban soil BY. the steamer Virgnius. 1t is
said this will be the largestyet attempted.
The Sanitary Superintendent reports
finding In large malt house in this city
some 10000 cases OF tea, the cargo Of the
ship Petersburg, which Vas wrecked od
Bermudas. This tea has been submerged
several months, soaked with salt water.
It Is now proposed To wash and dry this
tea and put 1t on the market, but the
Superintendent adds this endeaVor Of the
owners 10 prepare this tea for market I
consider q most bare-lAced swindle, and /
respectfully recommend that this matter
be referred to the proper authorities to
have this fraud prevented. The Board Of
Health has accordingly prohibited the
sale OF any deletirous preparation from
which drinks are made. y .
The Coroner's jury in the case Of. Gar
gan, who was found murdered at the cor.
ner OF Spring and Green streets, rendered
a verdict that he was killed by Jerry Full
Ter and Charles Coburn. The latter was
committed to tho Tombs and tho police
are In search Of the former. .l ~.
Judge Pratt heard the argument to-day
upon the application OF the Tenth Ma
tional Bank for peremptory mandamus
to compel the Comptroller 10 pay the
bank $242 $40 Tor advances made 10 the
Commissioners Of the County Court. Do.
ciSlOn reserved,
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August S.-The funeral OF Odl-
Ion BarrOt will takO place to morrow,
Theirs Is 10 be one OF the pail bears,
Thiers will leave for Lucern, where be
will remain till the end Oi the week
when he will return to Paris.
PARIS, August9-Henri KocheiorL was
examined yesterday by the physicians
and pronounced able 10 bear the istigues
Of q voyage. He was accordingly sent on
board the transport Virginle this morn.
ing with eighty-nine other convicts for
New Catalonia.
The payment Of the third quarter ol the
last milliard ol tho war indemnity was
completed on the 9th inst.
VIENNA, August 8r-The Vorstadt re-
ceived the report that Count de Cham.
bord has accepted the throne of France, .
formal tender Of which was recently
made him by deputation Of legltamists.
PARIS, August San official statistic
al sLatemen e9hows that during the first
nx months of the present year, the i'm.
ports Of France amounted TO !, sol ,000, 1000
francs, against /, ,67e 900 900 francs at the
same time last year. The exports were
1855, 100000 francs against 1, ,727, ,0OOI 900
francs last year. The custom revenue was
113,000,000 francs against 78 OOO. 900 last
year, and. the total revenue from all
sources 5l6,O00,000 sgainst 404 900, 900
francs for the same period last year.
General Bourbske has forbidden the
sale Of tho RstIt LyOnnGS newspaper in
the streets,
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, August SIN the case oil the
Union Pacific railroad company, US. the
counties along the line Of its road In Ne.
braska, to restrain the collection Of taxes
on its land, Judge DeerY, Of the United
States court, rendered his decision TO-
day, granting preliminary injunction to
continue In effect till the first hearing Of
the case, which will take place at the next
November term OF the United States
court Of this district.
A shooting match was held here yester.
day between Hoagland, Of Omaha, and
Quinby, Of New Jersey. which was won
by the former.
Superintendent SiCkles, Of the U. P.
Railroad, left to-day ior Boston, 1t Is said
10 complete the final arrangements for
their grand depot buildings In this city.
A dispatch from Elm Creek, Nebraska,
states that on Tuesday morning, while a
party i240 Pswnee Indians were hunt.
ing near Republican river, on BlackWood
creek, they were surprised and attacked
by large body Of Sioux Indians. A very
bloody fight ensued, resulting in the de-
feat Of the Pawnees whose loss was about
100 persons, comprising some Of the best
men Of the tribe; and most oI their horses,
arms and game. They were pursued tWen.
ty.fve or forty miles and only escaped
when night came on.
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FTENDlsH CRUELTY IN TEN.
60. NESSEE. 70

A Sleeping Negro Saturated with
TnrpeREine and set on FlTessDeath
OF the VictlmssExcitement In the
NeIghborhOod.
MENPH1s, August s.-Last Monday
q negro named David Calhoun, who
had been digging a we'll near Brighton
station, on the PGducah railroad ,laid down
TO sleep near his work, and while sleeping
was discovered by three men named II.
Vaughn, ]. B. Rufln, and John Bailie,
who, thinking to have some fun, as they
afterwards stated, poured q bottle Of tur.
pentine on Calhoun's clothes and set them
on fire. Calhoun awakening and find
ing himself enveloped in flames ran
shrieking for help, and before he was
caught by the citizens was so badly burn
ed that he died the next day. The ne.
groes in the neighbOrhood heard Of the
story and in vain tried to have warrant
Issued for the arrest Of The perpetrators Of
the crime, who becoming alarmed fed.
The negroes In armed squads secured the
woods IN search oi them, and becoming
enraged threatened other citizens, but
were quieted by Sheriff Locke, who prom
ised to make every effort Tor their capture,
and believing that they had come to
this city, be came here to-day, and
with the assistance Of the police, 10
searching for them.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 8.-The journals, thil
morning, announce that Lord Frederick
Charles Uavendish and Sir Arthur Wells
lev Peel will assist Gladstone in admins
teriup the office OF Chancellor oi the Ex-
cheu1er. It Is also stated that Algernon
Greyille has been offered one Of the lu'
nior Lordships Of the Treasury. It Il
probable that Slr John, Duke Of Cole
ridge, will be appointed Master Of the
Rolls; Sir George JOSEF, Attorney Gener.
al and Henry James, Solicitor General.
LONDON, August s-Lady Trevelyn Ia
dead. 81
Al a meeting Of the Directors Of the
company organized to lay cable direct
to the coast OF New Hampshire 1t was
unanimously resolved to change the rout
and land tho cable on the coast OF New
FOundland
The bark Annsman from New Bedford
June 10 for a cruise In the Atlantic cap
sized and five of the crew were drowned,
the remainder II In number were rescued
Iby passing vessel and landed in Liver.
pool.
A large rice mill 10 the Stepeny suburb
Of London was burned. Loss 5000, 900.
VIM. P. Adams, d member ofthe Parlia.
mentor CloCkmanhashiTe and KinOxos-
hire has been appointed Commissioner ol
Public Works and Buildings In place Ol
the right Hon. Ayrton who has resigned.
Nearly all of the large cotton miles Of
Rochdale arc closed In consequence OF a
strike Of the operatives.
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THE MANITOBA PRIsoNRRS.
steamer News.
THE aUrfosib WRE6K or TnR ALABAMA
THE OVERDUE ARNDT.


NEW YORK, August s!-TRe agents in
this city Of the line 70 which belongs the
steamer Alabama. reported as probably
wrecked of the west coast, say
the Alabama did not leave Lorne
Ireland, till Sunday instead of Sat-
urday, as stated in the dispatch, and
could not possibly have been in the nigh.
borhOod where the wrecked stuff has been
found. r. -cd, Jsn;y.
Tho steamship Arndt, from stetttn and
HaVre, Is 10 days over due at this port.
On July 18th the steamer WestphaliA
passed her seven days out, and 10 aIl ap'
pearatces che was all right, in lat. 4V, II,
long. 90, or about one quarter OF the dis
tance out Since then nothing has been
heard OF her. The list OF passengers IN
the Arndt Is incomplete as only part Of
It has been received at this city. The
following are cabin passengers as far as
reported: Mrs. Adams and, Mrs. Atwood, ,
Dr.. q. Sohern, one Of the directors OF
steamship company in Stetttn, Rev. Dr..
Schwartz, Henry O'Henke, Louis passch
and child, Miss Teresa Candt, Carl Pa.
lenlz, merchant, Mrs. Louisa Palentz,
William Brandt, August Schmidt, Miss
Flora Freycr, August Mosl, Max krouh'
zwitch, Miss Schierwagn, Frederick
Schultz, Miss Adelaide Schmidt, all OF
Prussia; and A. Kron, Miss RossliC Kron
and Miss Amelia Kron, ot Bradensburg.
NEW York, August 9.-The agent OF
the State line In this city have received
the following dispatch from Glasgow, in
reference to the reported loss OF the Ala
bama:
"Look Tor the Alabama on the 9Th, re.
port uniounded."
The Liverpool steamship Russia, from
New York, Atlas, from Boston, and HI.
bernia, from Quebec, have arrived out.
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PORTLAND, Me-, August 9.-The manu-
script book reported burned in, Dr..
Woods library at Brunswick, was copy
Of the famous Hak Luyt manuscript long
supposed to be lost, but discovered by Dr.,
Woods in 1860 in the library ol Sir Thos.
Phillips. This DR.. Woods was preparing
for publication BY the MAlne Historical
Society. It's appearance was watched for
with extreme interest by the scholars here
and.in Europe, as It gives the ,detlils,ol
The parli8t Engllsh seltlemCnts II Ametl'
%, md shows thsm to have be6n Ga TIC
cost OF Maine. Or, Woods commepel
on It had CONSUMED four years ol labor
6ut it Is not impossible to replaceit, :
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LATEST NEWS.

"A dispatch from Berlin says cholera
Is prevalent in the barracks oi that city.
Tho Ohio Constitutional Convention
adjourned Friday morning to reasSemble
In Cincinnati December I'd.
IR-R. D. Wilson, q prominent citizen Of
New Orleans, was accidentally shot and
killed at hot Springs, Ark, Thursday.
Mary Ray King, widow of The late
ex-G Governor King, oCNew York, died at
her residence at Jamaica, Long Island,
Thursday, aged sS.
Secretary Belknap left Washington
Friday morning, for Orange. N j., to
spend a few days with Gen. Marcy. he
will return on Tuesday next.
The contract for building two new
iron sloops Of war has been awarded to
John Roach & Son, Of New York, at
$500, 900 each.
The old distillery building on Prince
street, Boston, burned Friday morning.
Loss &85IO00; insurance $4,000, In the
American OF Pittsburgh.
Butt. Cavanaugh, Of Providence, and
Johnny Maddin, Of New York, fought q
prize fight on Thursday, at Mountain
View, N. ]. Nineteen rounds were fought,
CavanAugh winning.
The daily Commercial newspaper Of
Louisville has passed under the new
management Of 8. L. Ewing, q well.
known Newspaper man Of that city, he
taking general charge. The paper will
continue Republican in politics.
The coroners jury In the case Of A.
B. Hummler, mRchiniSt, who came to
his death at Cincinnati from the eefFects OF
chloroiOrm administered by DR.. W. II
Mussey, rendered q verdict that In ad-
ministering chlorolorm DR.. MusSey used
all due care and skill.
Tho wife Of Cassius Claxon, living in
Henry county, KY, was awakened few
nights since by man named Payne at
tempting to get in OF the window; Mrs,
ClAxon seized q pistol and shot Payne
through the head, inAicting a fatal wound.
Mrs. Clax0n was tried and honorably &C
quilted.
"A Buffalo dispatch Ol the 9Th says
John Hanna, Of Northampton, Aass.r
VIM. Larrobee, Of Hartford, Conn, 3. G.
Howard, Of Boston, VIM. Calvin, OF Wa
terbhry, Conn, and Harry Watson, oi
Mass, who occupied large parlor in the
Mansion House, were robbed during the
night Of most Of their valuables and large
sums Of money. The men were very
heavy winners at the Cleveland and But,
falo races, and were no doubt closely fol-
lowed by the thieves.