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made at his protest. for at least the five years
preceding. But these fees are much larger
than those paid hitherto to members of tho bar
in this country, and consequently there will DO
great reduction made in the sum total. On
the whole, Capt. Nolan will not be called on to
pay more than about six thousand pounds. and
the Galway Vindication Fund amounts to over
fifteen thousand pounds sterling! However.
master acts fairly by Captain Nolan, which it
is not at all certain that he will, considering
that he is Sir Charles CRANKY Burke, brother
of Sir Thomas Burke, of Marble Hill, County
Galway.
Finally, Mr. Graves, NJ. P. for Liverpool, died
on Saturday merning last to the great regret
of all classes of Enalishmen. The reason 1
mention this fact is that Mr.. Graves was an
business in Cork. He went over to your coun-
try early in life, and with the fortune accumu-
lated there set up for himself in Liverpool,
where he succeeded remarkably we'll. AS
lament he was most highly respected by all.
His wife was also born in Ireland, being sister
to the Rev. Professor Hougbton, OF Trinity
College, Dublin-one of the most distinguished
better still Home Ruler l would not be sur
prised to see Mr.. Graves spoken of in certain
English organs rs nevertheless an Englishman.
Every muu W ho succeeds in England is ut once
people, who do not know, or forget or wllfully
ignore the frct that there are numbers OF
Irishmen there in the highest positions.
1t speaks we'll for the cause of Home Rule in
Liverpool that the Home Rulers are going to
start candidate of their own fer Mr.. Graves,
seat in case none of the other candidates
pledges himself to support the movement for
Irish national Independence. Mr.. A. NJ Sullivan
and Sir George Bowyer are both spoken of as
the Home Rule Candidates, and either of these
gentlemen could carry the Irish and Catholic
element (Which is pretty larse) with perfect
rush. j. J. C.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
ITO SAVE is TO GAIN.
p. F.. CoGARTY,
Catholic Bookseller and Stationer,

l5l.--...-..-...CAMP
Informs the public that lie Is prepared furnish all
Books the Alphabetical List of the Catholic Publca
ton Society at TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN
CATALOG uE PRICE. Therefore, do not send your
money TO New York when yon can do better at home
The CATHOLIC WORLD be furnished to all
and subscribers every number guaranteed at
the subscription price-single numbers As cents. Sub.
scriptions for the QUARTERLY taken here.
A beautiful picture of the Rev. FATHER BURKE
in Haverty's Irish Almanac, price IS cents.
Manufacturer of PURE WAX CANDLES. fec I'm
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FORMATION OF CHARACTER. - Guard
against self-s ufficiency and vanity. This
temper is an effectual barrier to high intel
lectual improvements. Frequently reflect
upon the small extent and imperfection of
your attachments in the vast regions of
science that are yet unexplored by you;
on the ten thousand books that you have
never read or seen, or of which you have
never even heard. Remember, too, the
lofty attachments that have been made by
some profound scholars both of ancient
and modern days. Read in early life, few
well selected biographies of mon who were
distin guished for their general knowledge.
Read the lives of Demosthenes, of Newton,
of Milton, of Locke, of Hale, of Addison,
of Halter, of Dodridge, of johnson, and of
other accomplished and lllustrious scholars.
Observe the ardent attachment and in
tense industry with which they cultivated
science, and the astonishing requirements
which they made-their high valuation Of
time and careful improvement of it; COM
pare your habits and attachments with theirs
NOT to repose in sluggish dependency,
but to rouse yourself from apathy and sloth,
to a noble emulation of rising to an equality
with them. 1t was by no secret magic that
these mighty scholars attained to distinc-
ton and fame; it was by patient, preserv-
ing, untiring industry.
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there soveralE important
points to be Curarcered, viz:
I. Will the f.A1ge DO what Ia claimed for it
9. The mod. ii operation-is it simple com plex
g. Can the arts Tor plates be easily replaced case
they are bu &c out or accdenty broken
4. The general construction-is it durable and con-
yenienti.
5. The COST-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
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BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,

q
As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, it 10
!. That it will IL do as much II NOT work, and
That les. liable got ont Of order. u and costs
9 al Inn
That j. is meehanieaf ig1ossibllty 70 maLea
noSns snS the % s TasEs
except ordinary CRATE covers to GkN OUT.
and these can be repaeGa without the assistance Of
Crate works nit NTH extreme simplicity; which win DO
in vain % tho ana p.e o Of
many Of the others in use
ovens arc large and it.. ss cha bcrS exactly the
3. That 1t not only has solid substantial look
but Is So ana Its general appearance is truly
G. That 1T will BAKE QUICKER aad BETTER than
any other thing called by tho name Of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Homo Comfort.
Many persons, in furnishing and completing their
iSd T ssr. In or fact & the
The mona and mar the cSmi9rt meal Every
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BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
than ans
other Range of its class known TO the public.
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
rapidly taking the place Of the low oven patterns Ito
convenience for Baking and Bookings the certainly
the ovens always heating; the ease Of . STANDING
position, instead of o STOPPING while baking.
(savlng lame back and Its alton dant evA) arc few
Of the superior advantages this Range all
low-oven Ranges.
1t Must Bake.
TIE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
must bake the beat passes directly up aud around
the Ovens, before leaving the Range.
Jecial Conveniences and improvements.
The Ovens provided with for
IsSTEAM. There Slide in the back for tho escape
D. SURPLUS HEAT from the top Of tho Range; also
= damper, at the bottom OF the same plate, sor tho
Dust, etc. (arisiDg from the Takng OF the
oaisI and preventing Il from flying around the kitchen.
Tho heat can be passed from either Ovens
by regulating hampers in the columns The OVENS
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removed without trouble
Above and the OVENS is q large closet of ample
size for the especial purpose OF warming dshoS plaes
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upon inspection.
Caution.
BE certain, whea you ask fer the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
that Il has the words
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cast over The oven d0oEA GS6n
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Nor YET.-There was a reward offered
the other day Tor the recovery OF large
leather lady's travelling bag. Whether or
not the large leather lady has got it back,
has not vet been stated.
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A little boy who sang, "I want to be an
angel" in Sunday school with SO much
energy that he almost choked himself, con-
fessed to an enterprising reporter that he
really wanted to be a captain on canal
boat.
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The cheapest in the South Keeps general stock Of
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"Husband, don't know where that boy
got his bad temper; 1 am sure not from
me-" ono my dear, for I don't find that
you have lost any"
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Cincinnati, Jan. 90, 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-20
NO. So.
AN ACT

~ ~ -A6V
Declaring che effect OF parions. and re.
uuiring Otiicers of the State to recognize
all persons who may have been pardOned
rs restored to all civil and poltica! rights.
privileges and fmmunities, and providing
penalties for the violation of this acto
SECTION !. Be Il enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives of the State
of Louisiana III General Assembly COM
veneds That when the Governor Of the
State shall issue his executive pardon to
any person who may have been convicted
of any crime OF otfense, and when the
Senate shall yhav+! given its consent TO
such pardon iu conformity to article fittyo
eight OF the constitution, the said pardon
shall be deemed to have the effect of rec
storing TO the person so pardOned all Of the
civil and political rights. privileges and
immunities which ne nay have lost by
having been convicted and sentenced.
Sec 2. Be il further enacted, etc. That
al public officers shall so recognize such
effect of a pardon SO issued, and shall act
accordingly toward any such person who
may have been convicted of any crime or
otftnse and then pardoned. II any public
officer or any other person shall deprive
any such person OF any civil or political
right, privilege or immunity on the pre-.
tense that such person has been convicted
person who may have been so convicted
shall have been pardoned, such officer or
person 50 depriving such person SD par.
doned OF his civil or political rights. shall
te deemed to be guilty of a misdemeanor.
and on conviction shall be fined a sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars, and may be
imprisoned, at the discretion of the cuur',
or both. and shall! furthermore be liza BILE TO
an action for damages in favor OF such par.
doned person.
Sec 8. Be IL further enacted. etc, That
this act shall have effect from and after
its passage. and all laws conflicting here.
with are hereby repealed.
lSgnedl CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker o: the House Of Representatives,.
tSigned) G. L. ANTOINE,
lieutenant Governor and Pgesidel: Of the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1879
lSignedj WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
4 true copy:
J. G. DEsEoSDF,
Secretary of State.
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agent or employe shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor, and shall be arrested, and
upon conviction shall be fined or imprisoned
at the discretion Of the court, or both Such
agent or employe shall furthermore be sub
ject TO an action for damages IN favor of the
person so injured. 1t is made the duty of
the Attorney General to prosecute offenders
under this section.
SEC. }. Be it further enacted, etc. That
this act shall not be construed as deprlving
any citizen Of any remedy now afforded
by law for the protection of his civil rights,
has shall be deemed as supplemental. 20
snch remedies.
SEC. s. Be il further enacted, etc. That
This act sha!! take effect from and after it's
passage.
lsigned, CHARLES ". LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
tSIgnedl c. G. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and PFesideh" d: the
Senate.
Approved April IS, 1878
lSIgned; WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State os J.oa!s!~pa,
i true copys
j. G. DEsloNDR,
Secretary ~ State.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
e10NN.>N-o00~|sN0NoONNN
u. X. fOGan vs.. W. John MCCALL.


f. X. Hogan VS.. W. John Mccall.
SIXTB DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
~ VI teams, No 4359-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
pscI Court tor the parish OF Orleans in the above
enutied cause, l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctoneers Bx-
enange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
mouse STREETS, in the Second District of this city
on SAIURDAf, April 20, 1873. at twelve O'Clock
n me toitoWing described property to wit
me UNllrIDRD ONB- HALF INTEREST of tho
uetehnaht IN aud TO certain piece or marcel of
ground, situated IN the First District of t6is city
IN the square bounded by Poeyfarre MogazinaO
constance TOR FOucheT) and Calliope streets sal
portion or ground is composed of two lots and Is
nseed by the numbers six and seven on a pan
Inereot III the office of Nicholas j. Hoey suctionaar
Inc SAID lots aojOin each other and measuraV
Sach as follows: Lot number six thirt, ii We e.
'front.' on f"eytarre street by ninety seven feet tuN
lhches hVe lines in depth; lot number seven n,aas
ures tWe"ty hve feet front on Poeyfarre sweet ~,
ninety seven feet two inches five limos in denttJ,
together with all the buildings and improvemipnts
thereon. Inherited by defendant from the snc
CT ssion OF his father and mother and the whole Of
said property was acquired by John o. Mccall Nv
purchase from James &. Davidson as uAr ACT ri
sale passed before Hugh Madden late notary NH
he IN tins city on the twenty first of March 1854
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
W. P. HARPER
mhH5 ana SharifF Of ba d., ri,h IS I,.1-,,a
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Brady.
s,IXTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
. Orleans, No. 1878 BY vir Of : Wi. of seiz
ure and sale 20 me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish If Orleans, IN
the abov. entitled cause. will proceed TO sell at
pu bic auction, at the Merchants and AUctiOneers
Exchange. Royal street. between tanti and Gus.
tomhouss streets, in tn. Second histric. Of thus
citv on Tuesday, April %. 1873, AZ twelve
o'clock NJ the following described property. to
TIE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART o, the follow.
ing described squares Of ground together win the
buidn and Improvements thereon:
IA CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated III
III. FIRST District Of this city, bounded by Cl.I'
borne. Willow. POydras and lafayette streets.
divided into hfeen lots. numbered from one to
fifteen inc usive. rs per plan OF L. H. PINE. surveyor.
dated the eighth of Iecemh.r. 1853, and d"pOsited
in he office Of L. Bour " notary public In this city.
said square meaHnrin. altOge her three bundled
asd forty three feet nine inches two lines front on
Claiborne street. two hundred and twenty two feet
eight inches front on Lafayette street, three bum
bred and seventy two te~t three inches hve lines
front ON Willow street. and seventy nine feet font
!, AND ANOTHER SQUARE OPP GROUND. ssr-
q ed in the same district, bounded by POydras. 81.
Hagdalen, Lafayette and st. Adeline streets, de.-
iguated by the k4tter A. ana composed Of twenty.
eight lots, numbered from to twenty eight,
inclusive Is per plan Of C A. de krmas surveyor,
dated seventh OF February 1859, al d depositei in
the office of II. b. Cenas, late airy public in this
city; said square measuring altogt ther, two hun.
dTed ard forty five feet two il ches one line front
Cd P0ydrs. streeA- four hundred ana seven feet
eleven inches seven lines front st. Magdalen
street, two hundred and fifty three feet enc inch
I'VE lines front lafayette etreet three hundred
and seventy eight feet nine inches five lines front
on st Adelins str. ct, the whole American measure.
Which said undivided fourth of So d squares OF
ground acquired by the defendant herein
from the cities OF New Orleans and Baltimore by
two several acts one executed before X. Bnuny,
notary public il this city the fifteenth day OF
February, 1883 and the other executed before said
Late notary Cenas. on the sevenseeuth dag %: April!
1858.
Seized in the above suiFo
Terms his being the second ard fusS ay:c'.on
tbs said property wilt Ee definitely adiudcated To
the highest !uo last bidder for what will bring.
az twelve months credit. he purchaser furnishing
bond with good aid solveLt security. bearing
light per cent interest per AnHuTU from dale, and
sueGial mort gage on tn. property sold until final
payment. Sand purchas 7ha.l have to 'educt
and pay IN cash the amount OF printing, sheIiB7s
and clerks fee, etc. .8y about two thousand two
hn3dred dollars, anu, fIrt hermOre the State.
parish and municipal taxes. tie amount Of which
Is .ot get ssCertaiHeL
&. P HARPER
NJ ShpriY OF the PAli-h Of IIrIrArs.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
John wrockIage vs.. Iosenh p.,z

" Vs. Joseph PufZ.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TgE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 45Sl.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell nj
public aECtion, at the Merchants and Auctjoueersi
Exchange Royal street, between Canal ana Gus
tomhOuse streets in the Second District of this
city, en- SATU kDAY, May II, 1873, at twelve O'clock
M, the following described property, to wit
PORTION OF GROUND. situated in the Second
District ct tins city, in the square bounded by
Basin Franklin, Benville and Cont streets. max.
ing part of tho lot designated by the number one
OF square numtef fifteen plan made by j.
Plleo ate surVt yOr. the twenty-fth of February.
1896 which portion Of ground measures, in English
measure. Shirty'1ne feet eleven inches two lines
front OF Basin street. by eighty six feet four inches
slA lines in aepth, between parallel lines: together
win the buildings and improvements thereon
Which property was acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase fl ON Miss AntOinette Desohrie
per act passed on the nineteenth of October 1882
before O. Dr0uer, notary public in this city.
s. lzed in the above suit.
eerms-Casb gu the spoe.
W. p. HAPPFE.
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Crnne. Breed q 20. vs.. II. A. Condon.

VNrPrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. SliO.~By virtue Of writ o:
f-ri faciaH, to directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at my warehouse No. - st. Ann
street between Royal and Bourbon stre-ts, IN the
second District of this city, on MONDAY. April
81 1873 at five o'clock NJ the folio s7ng doscr bed
property, 10 wit
one OPEN GARBAGE, THREE HORSES AND
OTH norwood COfFIN taken from the yTrIn-
Sses corner OF Magazine and Ie4ord streets
Seized in the above SUIT
TermE--This being the second and last auction
the said property ~ II be denn tely 40 INDICATED
TO the highest and last biGd-r for what II will
bring, at twelve months credit sthe purchasers
furnishing bend with good sId solven: security,
bearing Ave per ceut iEttTes. per annum from
date, until payment Said purchaser Will hare to
deduct and pay in cash the printing. sheritfs and
clerks fees. etc, which amount altogether TO
the sxui of fifty dollars. or thereabonts
". p. HARPER,
sp4E II gAsEis Of the PsItsh Q! O7ie&ns
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Lous.e ALida nacksr, &c, tohn q. n orr,

| louise Aida Hacker, etc, Sohu a. NOrFI,
subrOgattd. Vi. Jean Louis LalaurIe.
HNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH uF
Il orleans No. 4l8i-Bv virtue of a Wit Of Sc 1ure
and 'ae 80 tiir.csed by the honoraD. the Ettb
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. in the
above entitled cause, ] viii proceed TO .tiI at
public auction the Merei ants and suctionee:s'
Exchange. Royal street, between Cana! and Gus.
tomhoust streets. in the Second District of this
"ity. on SATURDAY. May Is 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. tho following described property. TO
l. THE OEB UNDIVIDED THIRD OF GER.
TAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the one un.
divided third OF the buildings and improvements
thereon. and the apOurtPn4ncrs thereof, situated
ia the Second District Of this city in the square
bounded by tustOm!Ouse Bisn J." and lint m
streets and til" public rOa|t. measuring twenty five
feet two inches three lines front on tn. puh.ic
road, tw"nty four feet five inches two lines front
Clinton street. -.vent ythrre feet .nrh tyv,
lines deep o.. one siG. and sixty nine. .re. civ
inches five lines deep "a the Ott er -dr. said 90,
being designated by the number tWe'v-, d plar.
made by JOS phi F!he, surveyor, dated D-ceHthrr
~. 1888, deposlttd in the Office 0! William. 9Arisl.
late notary uubiic in this city.
2. THH ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF A CERTAIN
LOT "f GROUND t gethrr wIlh the ore undivided
thlrd 81 ;h' oiuh!ings l." d Improve ment. thereon
aud The appurttuauces thereof situa ted ia th.
Second District OF This city. in the square bounded
by Charities. BieHvilr. tLstOmi Ouse and exc hanpp
alley Passage de J.. Bourse -. Lou.l said .n-
measu ing sixty -four feet one inch three lines iron;
On said alley or Massage, the onehalf Of said 10;
having Oepth OF about fifty four feet on the line
toward CustOmhOuse street, and the other half a
dep'h Of about twenty-One feet ele ven inches i've
lines on the de toward Bienvil street
J. 4 CERrAIN LOT OF GHOUED together viii,
all and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon and the apnurtenances thereof said build.
ings consisting Of the three story brick num-
Der th!rty-hve on tia public road situated in the
Second District IN this city, in the squar. bounded
by sed public road, Customhouse BieDviIr aud
Clinton streets desIgnated by the humber giy on
a plan drawn by J. Pie, then city surveyor dat.
thirty first of December 1888 and deposited in the
once OF the said late notary Christy, and messur.
ing twenty 1--WE feet two inches three lines front
on the public road and on Clinton street and eI
tending n depth from one street 10 the other.
being the same property which the defendant
herein acquired in ami by virtue Of an act of par
ntlon between himself Mrs. @. AngusIe De Lassus
and Miss NJ l. l. BiaDgue, passed fore Amed-e
Ducsttl notary publ" IL this city o. Il Q twenty
sixth day Of April, lasT.
Ssized in the above suit
Terns-Cash on the spot
W p HARPER
ApE HlIl1 ShAr.r o. IL Partsh OF C,riearf
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GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
~ OF Orleans No. 4493. a By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the hone
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in tie above entitled cause, viii pro-
coed TO sell at public autiOI at the Merchants and
and AuctiOneers Exchange. ROYAL street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. in the Second Disc
trict of this city, MONDAY, May IL, 1873, at
twelve O'Clock Nj. the following described propS
%rty. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of the CITY of New Orleans desig
ma ed By the number six, in the square nun Der
two hundred and nInety-six, bounded by Soils NOW
Locust), Jackson, Jacobs tnOw Freret) and JOseo
phine streets, per sketch dra WIN by G. A. De
Armas surveyor, on the eighth of June. 1867 and
deposited in the office of Armand Pilot. Jr, notary
public in this city and annexed to an act passed
before said notary on the twenty seventh of Des
cember, 1869, being sale of property to William
Smith; which said lot measures in American meas
nre, as per said sketch thirty feet nine inches
three lines front on Jackson street the same in
width in the rear, one hundred and twenty-nine
feet four inches one line on the line which divides
it from lot number five, and the same depth
the line which divides 1t from lot number seven.
hich property was acquired by he defendant
herein by purchase from the succession of Jacob
\. Soils, per act passed before Armand Pilot Jr.
notary public in this city. on the eighth of FebTu
airy 1870
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. p. HARPkR