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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

FIVE vAiIA8.E LOTS o! GROUND IS TIL. SIXTH
DISTRICT, CORNER .<F 1--WE OK ASo GEN
ERAL TAYLOR STREETS
N THE aATTEEOE THE -ISOs MICHEL OCIREI.
Second Dist::c: Court foI the PsCish 0: Orleans
No: 3,52.
Df PLAC1DE }. AlFAR. ACC1IoNEEs-
- Office No IS kxchangtsl!ey.-1HuKs uKsDAl. sep
tember H. 1873, al twelve tcock NJ, will De sold at
the st. Lou's Auction Exchange on st. Louis street,
between Chartres and Ruai streets, by virtue and
in pursuance to an order rom the Hon. 4. L. IT'S
sOt Judge OF the Sec0ne District Court FOR the
parish OF Orleans, dated August 1873, in the above
matter, the following described property to wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROClD, situated in the Eau
b0urg ST. Joseph, in the Ctv of Jefferson now the
Sixth District of this CITY designated by the Nos
5, 6, I, and of square n :, which Is bounded by
Laurel, Pension, Live <ak aud General Taylor
lcOurt, surveyor. ON the eighth of September. 1904
Lot No forms the cOrnr Of Live Oak and Gen.
eral Taylor streets, and Masurts % feet front on
Live Oak street, by lis tet in depth aud 'front.' on
General Taylor street Dts Nos. s. o and adlon
each other aud measure ach % feet 'front.' on Live
Oak street by rs in depn, between parallel lines
Lot No. g. 80 feet front General Taylor street BY
ll6 feet IN depth, between parable. lines al Amer
lean measure.
Terms-Cash on the SPIT The purchaser to as
sumo the payment of hal Cf al the taxes due on
said pro perty f0r the curnnt year 1915. over and
above the price of Adjudiatlon.
Act of sale before &. Bony, notary public, At the
expense of the purchasers au3 Is % 29 SEQ II
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
by John g. Wire.

FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. WITH TBE
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, CONSISTING OF A
wO.sTORY DWELLING AND An EXTENSIVE
BLACKSMITH AND WHKELWRIGHT ESTAB-
LISHMENT, IN THE SQUARE BOUNDED BY
GIROD, BASIN JULIA AND FRANKLIN sTEETS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

No. 50 i35.
DY G.. DE FERRET a. CO-JOHN q MON.
ID rose. Auctioneer-Ofhce No. 50 Royal street
TUESDAY, September 2. 1873, at 1920 4: NJ, on the
premises No. 10 Peters street Second District. will
be sold by public auction by virtue of an order
from the Hon. A. L. Tssot, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
August 10, 1873, the following described movabes,
for account Of said successo1-
LARGE VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD FtRNI-
TURk consisting of Tables, Chairs, sofas. Wash
DIS, Mirrors, Sideboards, Clock, Oil Painting,
Piano, one HoTae and Wagon, etc.
Also. at the same time and place, two Market
Stalls in the French Vegetable Market, Second
District. ...-.
Teims-Cash OF the spot. ar2l 26 sep
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
FARM on THE METAIRIE ROAD AT ACCTT(
SUCCESSION OF SARAH HALL, DECEASED WIFE
: RAYMOND DE LA CRUZ.
Parish Court Of the Parish of Jefferson State OF
Louisiana-N0 $780,

DY C. e. GlRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Nicholss J. H0ey. AuctiOneer-Once CO
f873 at twelve clock NJ, at the Merchants and Ahc
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street in the city OF
New Orleans, will be sold by public auction by
Judge of the parish court of Jefferson parish Louis
lana, the following dsserihed property. 70 wit
improvements thereon, sItuated on the Metairie
road, in the parish of Jefferson. and composed of
the onehalf of squares Nos. 107, l03, III, liz lls
and 1l6, and the whole Of squares Nos III and lls.
on the original plan of the town OF Bath, as PEI
plan exhibition ct the Auctioneers' Exchange.
sumo payment over and above their bid of ar
taxes for this year, 1873. ''
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser,
aul3 % 30 sec -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
AUVIIQQ 04160s
brsvsr sDyA ouinAn1t. bay1,A go
st-ccRssIov OF JRAH MAUNUS-No. 3, 400.

=; fEaraE a s.1ss.
SATURDAY. ssRtembeE y ls.s W. - g sSsa ,a. ns
eerss s1xchanss. on Royal street. between CAoAl
and Customb ouse streets. BY virtue OF Jndgment
the parish Of Orlaans rendered and signed on the
I first q August l073-sSt .f1-.--L e! -.
/ a GERT1iS Lot or GROUND, with the build
in.s snd IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situAt0d in the
faubourg Treme, second District Of th: cI.y, IN
where and st. Louis streets, and having, American
measure, 10 feet LOS inches in front on Marais
street, BY . depth OF 50 feet ii inches Shines o.
Conti street; together with two story brick
hsuee, with versnda on bath streets, and osn-
tanning three rooms and hall on the ground door.
The corner room II larger than the two others,
bsn used . store. Three rooms landing A0d
back gallery on the second floor. Two other two
story brick buildings adjoining the above, one
with an entrance dcor: the other having four
rooms, double twostery brick privy, two hydranfa
etc. .
The whole sgreeably to plan to be exhibited at
the Exchange.
Terms-Tws Thousand dollars cash, and the
balance at a ciedit Of emo, two and three ears
from the day Of sale hearing in crest at eight per
cent per annum from date until hDal payment, Sc
cured by vendors privilege and mortgage on the
property sold; the purchaser to assume, besides
the price Of adjudication the pay ment Of taxes Of
the running year. l87a, to keep constantly insured
again the risk of FRS up to the amount Of said
notes. and 90 until their Anal payment, the build
ings erected ON said proPer'yj to transfer the
10 iicy of insurance to the tutrx Of said minors,
and the purchaser to pay also all lawyer fees, At
the rste Of ten per cent, in case judicial proceed
ings should become necessary to recover the
amount of said notes ~-
Act OF sale before Joseph Cuvillie,, notary pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser.
aul2 81 "a se4 l3 ... .a5 t-IA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
4 HALF sQUARB ON WASHINGTON AVENUE.
SUCCESSION or JAMES McNALLy VS.. suCCBa
Second District Court for the Paxish Of Orlean1-
No sc a3;. r.
SALE In PARTITION.

ny 9. r., GlRARpEY q CO., AUG
No. II Exchangs place SATURDAY. Septsmbers, 6,
l373 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers, Exchange, On Royal. betwesn Cansl
and Customh house streets. " virtue Of Judgment
Of the honorable the SECOND Dstrict Court for TIE
parish Of Orleans, rendered ON the twenty .ffth
July fsn. win % sid ~ public anctien. in ordsr
to effect pArtition in the above entited matter
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in the Fourth
strict ef this city. forming the half Of the square
city surveyor and bounded by Washington Fourth,
Roman and Prieur streets, sundividsd into lots.
and forming the lower half of said square, and
fronting on Washington Fourth and Prieur streets,
to be sold In lots according to plan ON exhibition
at the Exchange.
Terms-One third cash. the remainder at one and
two years credit in nOtes Of the purchasers bear
ing interest Of eight per cent per annum from day
Of sale until duaI payment with the clAuse OF fvs
per cant attorneys fees in event Of suit and to be-
secured by special mortgage aud vendors len on
the property sold, and with the clause Of de non
alienando,p and purchasers to assume payment OF
all taxes for 1873 over and above the amounts OF
their bids. Leg
Acts OF sale at the expenae of the purchasers
before W. J. Casteu, notary public. -.,....- . .
au3 16 23 ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
ARTICLE XXVUi.

The following named st" xr oli-rs shall compose
and are hereby constitUtei the hrss BoaI1 OF pi'
r.CtOr., to wit:
A. Carriere. J. Beyau:
Alphonse Miltenber.er, l: E: Lenari-,
Emile Dupre, " :. Brllgier.
D. A. Cha!frai1. Charles Roma:s
A. Tertrou, Richard Miiliken.
Charles DeRuyte:. I. Grand,
A. Denis. H. C. Milss1dol,
A. their fifse meeting they shall elect one OF
their number President said BOatd OF Directors,
and shall hold over their eats until their success
sOrs shall have been eleced and quAined IN &C
cOriance with the provisions OF article hfteen.
They are hereby clothed With ali rights and powers
to carry on the operations and manage the bus
ness of this company. T1ey shall fill all vacan-
cies which may occur in tier number and they are
orally all acts matters am things not herein par
ticularly provided for AID expressed which may
5ecome expedent and aecessary to carry into
full effect the objects andpurpOses of the Bglngler
sugar Extracting Company.
ARTICL. XXX.
After dedueting all curnpt ex pAnses Of the com.
pany the profits If any, aali be declared and paid
to the stockholders or snail be invested IN such
manner aud at such time as may be determined
upon from year to year by the Board of Directors
Thus done and passed il my Office at the city OF
Eew Orleans this tenth dg of July, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eisht hundred and seventy,
three, in the presence Emile Capet and Faul
Tilloy, competent witueses, who hereunto SUD
scribe their names with ne parties, and me. tae
SAID notary, after due r6dilnk nert0!.
Original act signed: y.
n. 5. Bringier. G. Cavaroc SOn.
Charles DeRuytee, ArthNr Denis.
L. F. Lemarie -- 6eraud j. Gilbert,
J. Hernandez 4. Mteuoerger Co.,
A. A. Eout0I, .-L P. :. W1ltz.
Charles Roman. 4. TertrOu.
DUpre. Refine Co. l. Graod,
R. Mlliken Paul Tiov.
Ell. D-Ouet En-. Capes;
Vincent i Co. 4. Mazurea:,
-.,'t. Notary Public. !
true copy OF the Original act file and Of record
il my office, New Orleans July 10, l9.3-
4. MAfURkAU, Notary Public.
have xsmiNed the within aad foregoing act of
Incorporation, and am of he opinion that the OBJ.
icots and purposes therein specified are legal and
nOthins therein contaiIesis is contrary to iaw
JOHN MCPHELIN,
District Atton~~. First Jud.ciSl OAtrict .: the
state OF louisiana
l. the undersigned, dputy recorder OF mort
ga ges for the parish Of Dreams DO hereby certify
thar the within and fCegong charter OF the
'Bringer Sugar Extracting Company was this
dav duly recorded in thisOftice according to law,
IN book society g. foos l3, l9g 900 20l and S03.
New Orleans. Jsly IL, l:3. -
c. DARCANTEL.
ivie iawiw " Deputy Recorder
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

FURNITURE. HORSE AND WAGON AND STALLS
IN VEGETABLE MARKET SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES L. Fox.
Second Diatrics Court for the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

C,uARTRR. ......-.. .A'.... ...CoA8TAA
.6SJ--IL ~ u
mRCaANICs' AND r&ADERs' BANK
4aaI 0Huw. .OALRAH.A ., < %
.~vRS<T1N&fAvA .. -

,.ersu OF ORLEANS. err or IEw ORLEANS.
fAnAS,. sssSkGS4 f4JH i FaAttTuiT
90 pe q Known thss thu ~ befsee me. Pierre
<hsrles CuvelIef notAFy HeSSSe IN nd ~ the city
a. Nsv Orleans, yesiih e Os1enss 6seee - lSun,-
ana aforesaid, tduly eeonbssensa I'D sqnanaed.
Named nan d and md s,Ssrafasd psrssuaiy esms md sp.
rssred the persen6 hersinafter uamed end undsr.
signed, who sevetntl} deel.red thst they % .ey
fbe e.e presants fdFh ShemseVes into eo.poraticn.
under authority 0f the lave snd stasptee g tno
State Of L0uistins a the subject q nee esoxs =
contained in those sse'isqs q Ing - is
from rs 10 3l7. 18th incustv~ 10 which mo they
saake and agree to the cslsswins:
Articles % Association.
ARr1CLB l. ss.pv-
s.crtorI The corporate name Of the association
60 HseIins b. the i iMkcHSSits xRD TRADEks BAsx oF
"" sv The object os the ssssciatio 10 to carry
an the busieesc ols hanking by diacopnfng bills.
1o.ss and other eyideucrs Of debt receiving de-
.nsits hnyina and selling gold and silver bullion
And bills OF exchanGe. l0a0tsg mnsg en reA ana
noraOual securjty, sd terexerclcs an-sucn lnci-
dental powers ~ aIe now or may ne nefeai'er au-
srn, 4. The place NJ businsss and legal domieile
Of said corpurstiou shal be located IN the city Of
New Orleans. +. . L,5..- .-. e.
sKcrrosl The cspfsal stock of said cooperation
TO be tour hundred ara hf:y thousand dollars, l.
videa into fiftssn sAeFeg ef thirty dollars
each: said shGfss b u "a fa1wtthin twelve
pOnths to the directors hereinafter named, in the
manner and 1T sslch ta,ess thA Doard OF directors
oKo. & Tho nanlSs nd Haidenees 81 the srock
holders also the uWber OF shares held Dy eacn
respectively are declarea tO be - follows
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

DY NASH & HODGSON, ". l. HeD1SOH
ID Auctioneer-Ofnce No. Carordeet street
On SATURDAY August 30, 1873, at twelve o. clock NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in tire base
msut rotunda OF tho d. Charles Hotel in this city
by virt and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon.
A L. TissOt judge Of the Second District Court
for the psrish Of OrleaDs. dated August DO 1873,
docket 10 IS s9i. for account Of the Succession Of
JsneeB B. Richie, AeeeAsed at public auction. VIII
TOHrY.MvR SHARES OF rHB CAPITAL STOCK
q ths St Charles street AsilTsad ConilAay. 4
fsros-cash - tie spot IN unitoa Stueee eeas.
ury notes. Au3l "a y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
BY Mask & Hodgson.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ST. CHARLES STREET RAILROAD STOCK AT
AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES B. RITCHIE, DECEASED.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
ARTICLE III.

szcr,oS l. All powers Of the corpora ion shall
be vested in q Board of Directors consisting Of
nine persons, each Of whom shalt at all times hold
IN his own name and right at least fifty shares OF
stock of ssd corporation.
SIC. 2. The frat Board of Directors shall consist
St the following named persons, 81 citizens II tbs
SSta'e S to wit: Augustus Bohn, Hypgolite Gaily,
LOUIS +. Generes, Thomas A. Adams, Francis Van
10enthuysen, Thomas Lausridge, John A. Blaner
Otto H. karstendick, william J. Behan.
make such BY laws xs may be deemed expedieut,
And may repeal the same at, pleasure.
skC. T. The Board Of Directors shall Ut their first
meeting, elect one Of their members to ba Presi
cent Of the ation. whose duty il shal be %
preside at all meetines Of the De4xd, In eass d
f rom thclr punbel 4 ARnaeant pm ten Who shall
dSr the time being haye ard sxsfciss Al the pswsrs
Sac $, The aunAss e directors nscessaxy Sos
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
Total Number of shares subscribed as

y. :. :. - :. - - :. : '' ~
SEQ }. This corporation shall commence opera
tions on the eleventh day of August next 1873,
and terminate on the tenth day of August, 1895.
SIC. 4. Said corporation shall have a eeal, the
device of which shall be the mechanics emblem
(arm and hammerl with the name of the corpora.
ton on the margin.
SEC S. TAe pital stock of the corporation may
hereafter be increased to aay sum not exceeding
three millions OF dollars, divided into shares OF
thirty dollars each.
SEC s. After any increase of capital stock sl all
have been duly authorized, sixty days' notice of
the same shall be given in two newspapers pub.
l!shed in the city OF New Orleans, within which
additional shares in proportion to the amount OF
their stocls<x ShAaae - saeA atshe exPinAtea of
said time may he sold by the Board of Directors at
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
BY Placidt J. Spear.

FIVE vAiUA2:E LOTS OlGROU.D IS The SIXTH
DISTRICT, CORNER IF 1--WE OK ASo GEN
SRAL TAYLOR STREETS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesas-
So.35,39l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

The Beard Of Directors shall be elected by ballot,
except the first year, on the first Monday of No
vem6er in each year. by the stockhOiders voting
in person OF by proxy, at the Office of rbe company
in New orleans; of which election the Board of
directors shall siyeat least fifteen days notice in
two newspapers published in New Orleans The
board shall appoint three Of the stockholders in
sDectors to preside at such elections and to make
the proper returns Of the counting OF the ballots
II any Of the appointed Inspectors decline or fail
to atfend the President may appoint others to all
such vacancies a. swsy occur. Tho Board of Di
rectors thus elected shall take their seats the
third Msnday Of the month Of their election, and
ofSoFe 80 Qlslhed - Get In THAR stsAa. The 1rst
ANIMAL elsctien Of the Heasd Sf Directers q thie
eeapeny shaM teke g.nee q the aIss Is1ooy @
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24

The names aud respective interests OF the parties
to this act are declared al follows, viz:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
A NEW FIRE-EYTINGU UISHING Ap
PARATUS


A NEW and ingenious, and what prom.
ises to be vastly useful, fire-extin-
gushing apparatus has been invented
by Boston gentleman, and has recently
been exhibited in that city. It is thus
described by local journal A pipe
runs from the basement to the roof,
through the center of the building. This
pipe is furnished with valves which open
on every floor in the building, and each
room is supplied with suitable amount
of hose, which, in case of fire, is attach
ed to the valve leading into that room,
and a stream of water is soon brought
to bear upon the flames, the motive
power being force pump in the base
ment, which in manufactures may be
worked by steam. In case of fire, a
bell is struck, which warns the engineer
to set the pumps at work. This pump,
in the establishment in which the ex-
perimehts were tried, has the capacity
of forcing 600 gallons to the minute.
Two lines of hose, one so feet in length
and the other, 100, was run into the
street, and streams of water forced
through them reached over 200 feet
horizontally, and perpendicularly from
20 to 30 feet above the building, which
is 95 feet high. The trial was thought
to be successful.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
THE cRops.

Corn in Central Illinois seems to
promise, after all, an average crop. II
is said to look better there than any
where else.
The crops in all parts of Minnesota,
except in the counties devastated by
grasshoppers, are looking splendidly.
Corn is particularly forward in the Big
Woods country. s.
In Parsons, Kan., the wheat is nearly
all harvested and much of it stacked.
Labette county's wheat crop il esti-
mated at 500, 900 bushels, against 200,
600 last year.
A NEW style of potato bug has made
its appearance in Clark county, Wis. 1t
is known as the blister fly, and scientists
say it can double discount the other bug
in destructiveness.
In Champaign county, ILL.,, fruits of
all kinds are almost an entire failure.
Currants and gooseberries are about
half a crop, apples one-sixth, cherries
not one-tenth, peaches an entire failure,
and most of the trees killed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
TIE USE OF SALT.

There are many countries on the
habitable globe where salt has never yet
been found, and whose commercial ia
cilities being extremely limited, the in
habitants can only occasionally indulge
themselves with it as luxury. This is
particularly the case in the interior of
Africa. 1t would, says Mungo Park,
"appear strange to European to see a
child suck piece of rock-salt as If it
we're sugar. This, however, have fire.
quently seen; although the poorer
class of inhabitants are 80 very rarely
indulged with this precious article, that
to say that man eats salt with his pro-
visions, is the same as saying he is a
rich man. I have suffered great incon-
venience myself from the scarcity of this
article The long use Of vegetable
food creates so painful longing for
salt, that no words can sufficiently de-
scribe it," 60
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
BEEeHER ON JOURNALISM.


Mr.. Beecher was present the other day
at the New York Editorial Convention,
and related an early experience of his,
when, on the strength of his appoint
ment as editor of the Cincinnati Gazette,
he invested in d fine overcoat and gold
watch-the latter of which he had short
ly after to return. Recurring to the
subject in hand, he added: 81 should
not be ashamed to wind up my life as I
began it, for I think that among the
professions there is none that ranks
higher than that-which is yet to be q
professionalism of journalism. Jour-
nalism, as yet, is pursuit, rather than
profession. It has no definite bounds;
it has no common law or customs it has
principles, and yet they are held rather
Individually than by common consent.
It is not shaped and drawn out in any
form with acknowledged foundations
and superstructure. That it is to be
profession, and, like all other profess
sions, to have its laws and its precepts,
its maxims and its methods, there can
scarcely be any doubt. 1t never will be
q profession in this same sense in which
law is. 1t has in it so much ofnecessity
that is voluntary, that cannot be fixed,
while the law spreads itself around about
the different forms of civil society; it
has machinery fixed and bounded for
it which professional journalism never
can have" ---.-.----.---.----. i-1i
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25


is giant among trunks, and can distori
the largest Saratoga with the facility OF
a railroad collision. OF sling the stufing
out of an iron-bound, copper-bottomed,
sole-leather valise, with the same ease
and solid satisfaction that an Indian
dog would sling garter snake into thir-
teen pieces in three-quarters of Sec
ond." The Enterprise man has him
self evidently been a sufferer from this
fiendish habit, if we may judge from the
concluding paragraph of his sketch.
" We shall take pleasure" says the
writer, Gin announcing, at as early a
day as the earnest prayers of the travel
ing public can bring about such o happy
result, that this little baggage-smasher,
in his attempts to increase his per-
quisites, has tackled can of nitor-
glycerine = with the usual conse-
quences."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
fHE-BUstNEss OUTLOOK.

l, The New York Times, in an able edi-
torial, reviews the Business Outlook, -
subject in which the general public
has deep interest at the present time
of commercial dullness. The Times
throws some light upon the darkness.
1t takes hopeful, rather cheerful view
of the situation, and thinks that we have
passed the crisis of our financial troubles,
and that we are gradually merging from
an unprecedented era of wild specula-
ton and entering upon the hard pan "
basis. The healthy condition of our in
dustries, it thinks, almost insures us
against any real financial distress. Our
present enormous production of coal and
its use in productive labor alone proves
this. It is not manufacturers but mer-
chants who complain /; our productive
industries are fourishing despite the
severity of the money pinch during the
failure of country banks to afford any
thing like their usual accommodations
to their customers. There has been no
distress in any of our large manufac-
turing towns, except in making their
collections, and some of our industries,
iron, for instance, have been prosperous
beyond precedent. There never was an
hour when the country created anything
like as much substantial wealth as now,
and this is the only foundation of real
business prosperity.
On the whole, then, it seems probable
that diminished stocks in the fall will
secure buyers that, unless there is an
extreme demand from Wall street, the
money market viii not be as rninously
close as it has been during the past
three years that Europe is more likely
to send money here than drag it away,
and that we can hope for fair business
season IA harbinger of better things to
come