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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

&HnD &pgeN~9 Se- VSfitc SutVi1t0&i"
R1TFTH DISTRICT COrRT FOR THB PARISH0F
e. Orleans No 1902 By virtue of - Grit of seiL
ure and sale to direced by Che honorable the
Sfith District s'OuTe for tIe parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled cSIse, and pursuant 10 an
agreement SntereS int htGmeen tie par
Sles interested tie Elm. Q sll ploceeO to sell AZ
Dublic auction, at the H0rche5ItsGp1d GuChouttIC
SxchangS, RoyS etrcet, betgeen Canal ana tus ,
tOnihouse streets, in She Second District OF u'9
CITY. on TUESDAY, February IL, 1873, at t"S'!"
o'clock o., tl1s following dpSoubed 9Oleily' 10
CERTAIN cot OP NROUGD, with ail th"
buildings and improvements thereon s,Iual'S ~, IN
the Fourth District of this city, and d6rl% 'attd oF
tIe M, nbrr two in the square bounded by Laurel,
Administration. Sixth and Seventh tIittl-, 90 "
nlan h. L. RezcnsreIn, late surveyor, dated Feblu-
ary lg6g sketch of which 10 annexed 10 an dCt
80 cd ~, the twpDty-siTth of February, l"b2 br
f,re y Raruett notary public in tn citv. Salh
Int measures htty-twO feet two inches Hpnt Or
Laurel street by sixty feet four inches SIX
artv was purchased bg the said Isaac Hryus ~
defendant herein, from Jean BrOusse, as per at
ma IS, d on he twenty-sxth day Of February, 2h3
h. fore said z. Rlrnett notary.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS Ia each Tor a sufficient ann ,7cro nav
ulaintifi's claims. AS follows The ~ Of seyeI,
hundred and fifty dollars, with inter ST thereon al
the rate Of eight per cent per ann ~ from July ?
l272 unit the daY OF sale, five per cent on the o.
gregate amount uf said captaI and interest for
attorneys fees, and cots OF dltt. q AMI tie bal
ance OF the price o. ADJUDICATION PAYABLE in ont
Year in the note Of the purchaser, hearing eigbS
per cent interest per auuuIn trOTPddt- until paid
ard secured by privilege and fIOrgagc on said
property aud in ii shall become necessary Il
institute legal proceedings for the recovery of tht
amount of said note, OF Of any part thereof the
purchaser to pay the fees of the attOT1p, al Law
| hG NAV be employed for that purpose which arr
! nXed at five per cent on the M sued for.
". p HARPER
io,7aoff1s sheriff oftbe Parrish Of Orleans
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ia2I II fr2I Sheriff al the Parish OF Orleans.


goseph Slfrcd nufi!hp. a gent of K. u. Mar
million, vs. William P. Vincent
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 4Os5.-By virtue of writ Of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable tho
Sixth District Court tor the parish OF Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, and pursuant to ali
agreement entered into bet Seen the parties
interested therein, | will proceed TO sell al
public auction ut the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tom house streets in the Second District of t&4s
city on FRIDAY February 81, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
/ a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with all
the improvements thereon rights, WAYS Priv priv
leges advantages and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appert
situated in the Fourth District OF this city,
in the square bounded by Nayadts (nOw ".
Chares( Josephine. Prytauis and st. Andre@
streets measuring fifty feet front on st. Charles
street, commencing at the line of the property OF
Charles Lauer, to which said portion of ground ad
joins, by depth OF one hundred and eight feet
one inch SIX lines between equal and parallel
lines, which portion of ground is composed OF the
whole of lot designated by the letter and por-
| ton of lot designated by Che letter G, on a
| sixteenth day Of April 1867, and annexed to
| an act before Is Bolny, notary public in this
| city, passed the eighteenth day of July,
\ 1867, and pnrporing TO be sa-e made by J..
| A. Blanc, syndic, TO Charles Lnner.
| the rights, ways privileges, advantages aud ap-
| purtenances tRereunto belonging or in anywise
| appertainns, situated in said district and square
| and adjoining the portion of ground hereinahoyo
described, and measuring ten feet front on II.
Charles street by adepth of one hundred and eight
| feet one inch six lines bet weeu equal and parable!
lines Which port OF ground is part oflot desig
mated by letter q on sketch drawn by Charles o. de
LIse Oh the sixteenth OF April, 1867, and annex
| to act before E. BounV. notary public ia ting
CITY passed on the eighteenth OF July, 1867. ana
purpOrting to be sale by j. A. Blanc, syndlc, TO
| Charles Lauer.
| Being the property acquired by the de-
| PENDANT herein by purchase tr NJ the Pianiu
| herein as per act passed before John g. Eusis, u
| notary public in This ely, on the tV>enty foHrt!,
day OF November, 1869.
Seized in the Jb0ve suit.
Sepma-dlash on The spda
". p. HARPER
in.lIa G. Shari RnstI 10 un.iul Of iirI..
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hundred and seventytvo, be, and the same
is hereby, repealed.
SEC. g. That the Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue shall, under the direction of
the Secretary of the Treasury, require that
each collector of internal revenue shall, be-
fore entering upon the duties prescribed by
this act, give additional bond, conditionde
that said collector shall fSithfully perform
the duties of his Office according to the pro
visions Of existing laws or of laws hereafter
enacted.
SEC g. gha$ the Commissioner OF hnter-
nal Revenue be, and hereby is, authorized
TO designate one of the heads Of Division as
chief clerk of the bureau without additional
compensation.
Approved December "a 1872.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


nnhn fI0uHsOH
LHNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans No 80 443 10 9e65 late Seventh DIS.
trict Court-By virtue of an alias writ OF
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable ths
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause will proceed to cell III
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctoneeTs
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomh0use streets, in the Second DISTRICT OF TINS
city, FRIDAY, February 81, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ, The following described property, L"
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with tho
buildings and improvements thereon, situated ia
tbs Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Canal, Custnmhouse. Marais ana
IRENE streets, and measuring twenty one fl et
three inches and six lines front on CustOmhouse
street by hundl ed and fourteen feet in depth,
betw cen parable, lines. aud being he half nearest
trict and square. DIT sgnated by the number seven
by J. Piie, late surveyor, dated July 10, l8+5 de
public in this city, and measuring forty two feeJ
seven inches and four lines front or CustOmhouss
street, by one hundred and four feet in depth be
tween parallel lines.
Being the same property quired by the defend
ant herein, by purchase from Widow Hermann Fer
dinand Zerpecke as per act passed before JoScpls
Cchn notary public ii this city on the twenty third
of March 1860, duly registered i'll the convey ance
Office of this city. Book 81, folio Ia
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
w. p. HARPER
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9sro,i~,A Say'. Proceedings.

Houss OF REPRESENTATIVES,
qev orleans January 80, 1858. !
The lfouse mes pursuant 20 Adjournment.
4 Oh. young. oc CeacoYtia, Speaker pro Gem. Dc.
81 The chair
s,o call Of the .sii .he f.l1o~ih: snesabsfs
so. ~ered 60 their names:
N.s.ys. Allan. Armstead, antoine, Bow.
man, BRYANT. Bakcxs Boyd, Eenham.
Blackstone. Bcatner. Barrow. carey.
Dema.. II. L. Davis, Decker, i'eyezn.
Dayri.s, Dswees, Elliot, Greene. Can't,
Hetiuer. Hill. Heath. !ledgePath, NJ. Jones'
auCiiGe. Heating, KHkman, Kenyon, Lewis,
Landry, Lawes, Murfell (SafOurche'. Mayo.
Martinez. Marie, Mathews, PeytOn. Rasy-
Rochos Rodrigues, SOuer, Stewart, Sartair.
Snaeg. Southland, Sutton, Sewer. thQ@a'
Tnseaus, Williams, Wi!sos. Washington.
W;ggiD, Ward. fcurS--ss.
2quoruH present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Gsa motion q! ME. BeiGas, or -. Jc.n the
Baptist. the reading y: the .'"'sgna: was
dispensed with.
Oa melton. She ;olrna! was apn.oves;s
NOTICES CT Bills.
The following gentlemen gave notice that
9Sey would, Oh come future day. Introduce
ths following bills;
By Mr.. Mentaido OF Orleans
An act TO confirm and and amend the
charter or act of incorporation OF The Lou
isians Canal and Land improvement COM
pany, and 70 grant soid company additional
rights. ipmunites and privileges.
By MI Seuer, 81 Avoyslies:
An &C. authorizing certain person. 60 ste
3he State.
BY Mr.. Thomas, Of Scssisr:
An act % pgotee. thesitizsns o. :his State
eseia tile payment Of AZ unconditional per
csy,i,a tax an! from involuntary serv.tUde.
and 20 in penalties 80, its violation.
By Mr RetTigues, o: Orleans:
An act 20 reofganize the siistrie: court.
Cog The parish Of Orleans.
IxyRoDuCfIos or BIi's.
According 20 previous notice. the :"i'o~
o.. bills we've introduced:
By Mr. sewsl!. of Orleans:
House bill No sG. entitled join: resolution
To- cause the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
RAILROAD Company sc return 20 the State "i
louisisns. for cancellations s...Je,"oO
bonds issued 10 said company FOR it, stock.
and to take back It's stock; also requiring
eaa Xsw orleans, Mobile and Texas hail!
scsd Company TO make % report OF 'hei'
affairs 20 the Governor, under penalty OF
Sorf.i,urs Of charter, and release OF the
State from its obligations 10 Snd0sse and
6ssue BONDS 80 said company.
Passed first and second readings uh1ef q
suspension oG she constitutional rules.
Nr. Devices, OF Red River. moved 2" 70
90 TO rho COMMITTEE on Railroads.
Mr.. Mcntaldo. of Orleans, moved fha'
Mr.. Seweil, .i orleans, be allowed sntl!
Shree o'clock 30 discuss the above bill.
Carried.
SIR Mathews. OF Censss, moved, 90 a
substitute. to refer the bill :" Che Commit
zee on Ways ana Means
qost
The qnuyicn 60 rsfeS 20 the G0fnmitrea "sl
Hailroads recurring vac carried.
Under d suspension OF rhe s"les. My
NontslLo, of Orleans introduced House
tsill No. q, entitled an act TO confirm and
amend the charter or act Of incorporation
sf the Louisiana Canal and Land Improve
nent Company, and 70 grant said company
additional gightso iumunities and pri'i
lsgeso
Passed frs, ais second readings updev d
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T
a25 u fec Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

dominique F0Irac Va. Widow IL. FerrHri-
Widow J. b. FeTTarl Sauyinet sheriff and r.
DuTdc.
TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
IL of Orleans, Nos. 30 OCT and 81 G; Sos BIOS and
1899 late Seventh District by virtue OF two
wTits of ter tacias against Widow }. B. Ferraii, to
directed by the honorable the Fourth District
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above emit
lied cause, will proceed to sell at public auction.
on MONDAY, February ~ 1913, at five o'c!ock P ~.
al nv warehouse, No " -. Ann street. between
aoyal and Bourbon streets. in the Second District
OF this city, the following described property 10
Wit
THIRTY TWO FEET IRON RAILING, SIX DOOR
FRAMES twenty two door and window openings,
fourteen feet iron balcony and about four thousand
feet of lumber.
Seized i'll the above quits
Tenns-CGsh on She spot.
W. p. HARPER
ia2q fel Sheriff of the Pa, ish OF Orleans.
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ceeding the standard pressure of one hun
dred and fifty pounds to the square inch.
j. G.. BLAINE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Vice President of the United States and
President of the Senate
Approved, December II. 1872.
l.. S. CRANE
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R.ov,- dsnlIes VS.. John Rehnn Howard.

N.ouis dSnIIes VS.. john Bcbun Howard.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 40jI.-By virtue OF writ OF SeZ-
urp and sa @ to ms directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
9h, above entitled cRuse will proc ed to Sc at
public auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOnteTs'
Exchange, Royal street, between Cana, and Gus
tomh0use streets, in the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY, February IL, 1873 at tweys
o'eloch NJ, che following described property, /"
Wit
3 CERTAIN TOT OR PORTION OF GROUND TO
gethes Sit4 rha buildings and Improvements
thereon, rights, gays priv leges and advantages
tneIsuntO belonging or in anywise apperta'ninS
situated i'll the SECOND District of this city IN tho
SQUARE bounded by 0'arODdeot walk. st. Peter.
Robertson ana claiborne streets, and desiGna ted
by tha letter B a skeGgh made by J. 4. DHcine-
snu$t deputy surveyor on the second or October
1866 and annexed to an act passed before A. r
Benveru notary public in this city, on the eighth
day of October 1866. Said lot pSSrtou of ground
having qnercan measure ,GiXty four feet one incis
Eve lines front on Garondelet walk, se'nJy
ave$ two inches three lines deep and front on ROB
srts0n street, seventy five feot seven Inches a'K
lines deep the oppos0e side and sixty-four iebt
ak inches width in the rear. SAID lot or portion
OF gFOund forms part of lots oesigntGed by the
numbers enc and two in square siNy seven, ON n
0lan made by Surgi late surveyor, on the sixth Of
TaYch I847 and o. Ostod az plan number i've IA
Ito boVS oil plans number five Of l.. I. 0aire, E8G
q0tary public in ehs cisy. t0ng the same {, sop.
9roIn Sharles 4e~s Ger act passed beh,rr saiS no
SaPS, Sicn79SI sA tho se0On0 dG 0bcFem0-r
1860.
Ssistei in Sfe above ssS.
- q. % VeeRo rR
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jell 81 fell Sheriff OF the Pa
saTansapPcr R@.e INSURANCE tfompa0y O..

st. Leon Destez
TfSHIRD JUSTICE COURT COR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans 30 8i24-Bf virtue of n writ Of
ieIi facias to me directed by the honorable the
Third Jus ice Court for the parish of Orleans, In
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchant and Auclioneers'
exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets in the Acond District of this city
an THURSDAY February s, 1873 at twelve O'CO,G9
q. the following described property. to wit
A qiERTAlS fROMISSORY GOTE, filed in suit
20. 81 984 of the docket of the Fourth DsIrit5o
SouIS for the perish of Orleans, dated May H. 1871,
Por tie sum of five hund ed and ffty dollars.
drawn by AnnieG. Hare TO her own order, and by
her ndOrsed. bearing eight per cent interest from,
maturity and ten per cent attorneys fees. EJas
protest therewi
Seized in the above sut.
Terms Cash on the spoo
% p. HARPER
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InIT RI " aboTiF ~ mo FIlIIsh OT VT ~
O.. 8. GPuas d 60. ~. @aid06 SiGaPo o09

O.. 9. GYuas % 60. -. QaiaOb $1,000 GSL
European Car PrCp elhIg Company
@pTYT4I DISTRICT COURT For PIE PARl9l
" of Orleans, 70 3755.- BY virtue 81 writ Of
feIi fsriss to me directed by Che h9soraDs tt&S
Fth Drstrlos court Or Clio parish OF Orleans
IL the above entitled cause, will proGetC 10 sea-
&c pubo suction. 0n the 9gmtsrs hereinafter ,a!a
f,a Geocd P. n, tia following GDsarib0e0rGerty,
% wit e.,
Th!rtv-fvs Rubber Ssrriugs enc Ct On ei&usr,
onn SynIan cock 81 fetS Of s1o and qHsrOt
inch Ppe 0ne-half foot 0'rhin 0aves and oQe 70
sir1S 86Sr ae ,he CHs tnPon N32dcl str O h6-
low $r0ad stTsoa-
:, Zpd in the above snfS.
Y9rmg-1ash OIL elR spsp.
ioqI Ok al ehrr; @zf fin. Parrish of ORIG @
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

al DEPOSITORS PARTICIPATE II The PRUIT IS
Second Semi-AnnnaI 0iyidend,
Declared December 81, 1872.
81 per cent to Stockholders.
SA per cent to DepositOrs.
SAUL FOURCHY, President
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice PVesdent
JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier.
OiEsclSrs:
y. HasperO, SoAn l. Hdfu%'
John D. Cobb, Charles Lahtte'
Adolph Meyer, r. foufaloo,
albert BALDWIN 9sul FGurChy,
Eppese @ierdergsq jason
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-12-19

The Relief Committee Of the
State Grange has issued the follow
ing circular:
Patronsof Iowa and such others
as are disposed to use the channels
open to them through our organi-
zation for the relief Of the sufferers
Of Northwestern Iowa, are hereby
notified that the committee appoint
ed by the State Grange will at
once visit the devastated district
and make arrangements for the dis
tribution of your donations, and
will carefully guard every point,
and see that your objects are not de-
feated by imposition. A record
will be kept in the State Agents
office, of every item that may be
contributed, and nothing distrib-
utcd except upon the written order
of an authorized agent.
You will report to J. d. Whit
man, Des Moines, Iowa, whenever
your donations are ready, giving a
full statement Of the same, to be en-
tered on the books of the office, and
you will be directed where and to
whom to send them.
J. d. WHITMAN, Chm,
.3 II. r. HARBOUR,
D. w. PR1NDLE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-12-19

ANOTHER of those gigantic steals,
which of late haye become so com.
mon, has been developed during the
past week. This time it is the city
Treasurer of Chicago, David A.
Gage, who, upon the examination of
his accounts at the expiration of
his term of office, is found to be the
tritling sum Of $3.50, 900 short. Gage
was one of the wcalthiest men in
Chicago, and has been heretofore
regarded as model of integrity
and honor. The rock upon which
so many men split, Wild specula-
ton. is offered as the cause of his
downfall. He has turned over his
property, estimated as worth half a
million, to indemnify the city, His
bondsmen are also amply able to
cover any deficiency. Gage was a
Democrat, and the candidate OF the
Independent, or Law and Order
party for third term of the same
office at the late election.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-12-19


PRoF. LOUIS AGAssIz, the eminent
savant and philosopher, Professor
Of Zoology and Geology in the Sci
entific school of Cambridge, Mass,
died in. Boston last Sunday
evening, OF paralysis, in his Goth
year. Prof. Agassiz was born in
Switzerland of French Huguenot
parents, who were driven from their
native land by the Edict of Nantes.
He finished his education at the Uni
versities of Heidelburg and Munich
and at once, relinquishing his pur-
pose to follow the profession of med
icinc, entered the field of scientific
research, in which he worked with
the most active zeal and industry,
rising to great emiuence and to the
notice and favor of such scientists
as Humboldt and Cuvier. During
this time he wrote many books and
advanced his glacial theory, which
resulted in a radical change in the
ideas Of that day. In 1916, Prof.
Agassiz came to the United States
meeting hearty welcome, and in
spring the sincere respect, amount
ing to affection, of the people ofthis
country, which has deepened with
his advancing years and ever bright
ening fame. His cordial reception
induced him to make our country
his home, and here his labors have
been pursued with characteristic
industry and great results. His
name and fame are part of our ma
tional glory, and his death will be
mourned rs national loss.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-12-19

PosTPoNEMENT-FOU GIFT Con-
CERT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
A CARD TO THE PUBLrC-1hs Trustees
of the Public Library of Kentucky and
the management of the Gift Concert an
nounce the postponement Of the Fourth
Gift Concert on Tuesday, the 31st of
March next
The public will readily understand the
causes which have made this postpone.
ment necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the
last two months paralyzed the business
of every section Of this country and
Europe, has prevented thousands from
investing in tickets. The epidemics pre-
vading almost the entire South have cut
off a large and available market. And,
too, the public judging from the effect of
these causes have expected postpone
ment and have declined 10 invest with
out a more positive assurance of the
drawing taking place on fixed day.
All interested desire il full dra wing, but
for the reasons just stated this could not
be had on the 3D. of December, but the
short postponemcnt now announced will
secure it
The management have met with I'M
precedented success. The sales of tickets,
the proceeds Of which have already been
received amount to over million dol
lars, with number of agencies in this
country yet to hear from, and all those in
Europe.
Thus a drawing, Sealing the gifts one
half) could be had now, but the man.
agement deem it best to have post
ponement and full drawing.
This postponement assures the sale of
all the tickets and u full drawing. That
this determination will meet with the ap
probation of nearly every one intescsted
is made apparent by the very numerous
letters received from every section ofthis
country and the Canadas as asking for
postponemenr.
ibis action of the management will
work no detriment to any but will be for
the good of all. BY it the fortunate
ticket holders will receive their gifts in
full while it will not affect those who do
not draw gifts
In making this announcement the man
agement cmphatically state that there
shall be no further postponcmcrt and to
this end all agents will be imperativcly
required to close up and transmit their
accounts to this office by the 2lst Of
March THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
ront Puhlic library XIV
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THE following good thing is told
of that incarnation of effrontery,
Ben Butler of Massachusetts:

HE following good thing IS told
of that incarnation Of effrontery,
Ben Butler of Massachusetts,:
Gen. Butler finds way out ofcv-
cry difficulty. At the late choice of
seats in the House he was thrown
on the Democratic side, in the very
midst Of the enemy. The Massa-
chusetts member smiled sweetly,
took all jokes good-naturedly, and
settled himself with charming air
of contentment. Between the adj
journment, however, and the assem-
bling of the House the following
day, the interchangeable Ben had exc
ecuted a grand coup de main by cx-
changing seats with colored men,
Der, and when the Speakers gavel
called the House to order next NOR
ming, there was the sombre shadow
Of the fifteenth amendment lowering
from the very center Of the Demo
cratic stronghold. The House
chnckled, Ben looked innocent, and
the Democrats gesticulated excited
ly, and wanted to know if social
equality was to be forced upon them
and their daughters compelled to
marry, etc., etc.; but the son Of AT
RIGA hinched not, and to-day, from
out that spotless crowd Of Anglo
Saxons there looms a kinky-h head
and charcoal face, and the freedman
speaks from a Democratic stand
point!