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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25
10000 GiY,s, &450.8OU in ryizes.
Principal Prize. GiO0, coo,

Consisting ofthe superb paiatiai residence Of Simon
Abales, Esq., unsurpassed as private dwelling In
the United States, being only few blocks from the
Courthouse, surrounded by magnificent grounds,
been only recsItly completed with a! modern iSa-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

He HAS RETURNED.-Mr. p. Gleason, he
who looks after the finances of the st.
Charles Theatre. came in on the Jackson
railroad yesterday, and he don't care who
knows it; in fact, he desires the public to
understand that he is here. Sad to relate,
he has only few hundred new fish stories
to tell, but fortunately has an awful nara
ton to detail concerning a monster rattle
snake which he didn't kill. P. G. comes to
look after the theatres interests, and will
sell tickets next week with the greatest ia
cility.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

Miss Aeeline kunz rs. tlrs. Pamela Haz.
eur, widow OF Maurice DOublet.
INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, Ne. 4824.-By virtue of q writ of seiz.
ure and sale to me dire cited by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, November II, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
LOT OF GROUND. together with the i'm.
provements thereon, and accessories thereto sit
uated IN suburb IRENE, in the Second District of
the city OF New Orleans. in the square number
twenty, four comprised between St. Ann Miro
GalveZ and Orleans streets, and designated as lot
number fourteen, plan by L. H. Pile late sur
veyor, dated January II 1919, and deposited in the
office Of Amsdee Ducatel notary public, in this
city, As plan number ten, OF book of plans lumber
four.
Said lot measuring thirty feet front on St. Ann
street, seventy nine feet seven inches seven lines
depth the line dividing it from lot number thir-
teen, toward Miro street, and seventy-nine feet
six inches six lines in depth the line dividing it
from lot number fifteen, toward Galvez street
Beng the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from Jean Baptiste Poinso
per act passed before said notary. Amedee Dpca
tel, the twenty fifth of April, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
p. HARPER,
oc9 &c noli Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

Henry kuntZ W. Laura Lock, his Wife.
LNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans. No. 80 5el.-By virtue of writ
Of fieri facas against plaintiff in favor Of defend
ant for alimony, to me directed by the honorable
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, November S,
1873, at five o'clock p NJ, ct Regan's stables b.
rome street, between Poydras and La yette
streets in the Second District OF this city
ONE BUGGY.
Seized in the abOv6'su
Terms-Cash on the spot.
RARpYp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Sixth District
New Orleans October %, 1873
4 IL PERSONS THAT HAVE NOT PAID THEIR
"A State taxes for the year 1872, payable this year
are hereby informed that the same can be paid
without cost if settled before November ], ss on
that day al cases of dehnquents will be put in
court for collection.
JOHN GARSTKAMP,
oc24 ST. Collector,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

WANTS TO Go TO THE PENITENTIARY.-.
Johnny Snapper is a lively swell, and is
happy only when in trouble. He had rather
be in difficulty than eat square mea!,
but seems to have quit the 1obbing bust
ness. Thursday night John was unable to
restrain himself longer, and on meeting
Nick Williams on Burgundy, near Toulouse
street, jumped into the sign painter with a
rare ferocity There was not sufficient ex-
element in shooting, so he battered NICK
until the poor man was half dead Snapper
then, thirsting for more blood, strolled up
to the corner of Bienville and Burgundy
streets, where found John Young. He as
sailed him, using him up speedily, While
this was going on Sergeant Mccain was
taking long strides to Teaca .ne nnappe D.
he is not thoroughly prepared to die, or to
take q sound thrashing. Snapper Is now
unite happy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

OHace of the New Orleans Mutual lnsur.
apce Association, New Orleans October - a.y ~.
Srieans Mutual Insurance Association will be held
at las Canal a at e6 M fsr the
the SIXTH day Of the affairs Of
said association, and adopting such measures as
NAV he deemed ad visable in the premises. .,.
c.uo..rr Oc23 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r.u,oria National Bank Of New Orleans,
New orleans October II, l873.-At a meeting OF the
BOARD of Directors of this bank, held this day 1t
was resolved that the position OF Casner Oe 9e
cared vacant and from this date J; N. WA1Nhh
10 no longer authorized to sign as such.
" 30 AZ T. r. WILDERMANN, President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

THAT SECOND DISTRICT ARREsr.-Detec-
tive Evans arrested these men on the long
charge-that lie, dangerous and suspicious
characters, and took them before Judge
The Judge, acting within the law, requested
that an affidavit charging the men with va
grancy be made, but the officer failed or
declined to do as requested, whereupon the
accused were discharged, the court being
unwilling to proceed in an irregular man
ner. Judge Staes says he is willing and
ready to punish criminals, but when he
hears a case invariably wishes to fully
understand what he is doing, and to pro-
coed in the prescribed method.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25
THE RIVERS.

The river here is fourteen feet three
inches below high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

THE FORGED ORDER BUsINEss.-George
Fritz, sometimes called Frey, who on more
than one occasion closely inspected the
inner architecture of the Parish Prison, has
been invited to make another examination.
and he has accepted the invitation. A dray,
man on the levee was last Thursday handed
an order, with the name of J. NJ. Bowling
& Co. on it, calling for three tierces Of
hams. The drayman, like q good citizen,
informed the police, and Sergeant Rey Wis
tied the place the drayman was told to take
the tierces, corner of Rampant and EsRla;
made streets. The officer was not compelled
to wait long, for he soon observed Fritz, ap-
psrently hunting for hams IA On observing oosn
ions to see q man around the corner, but
the officer caught him. Accused is wanted
on two or three other irregular matters, SO
il will be several days before he can prac'
1ice with dangerous pen and ink.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

A Row ON THE FIFTEENTH or MAy.-
The rowing association has fixed on the
fifteenth day of May, 1874, for the next re-
gatta. It is intended to have three races
a four-oared contest for the championship, q
regular four-oared bout and single scull
race for prizes. The first two will be three
miles and the last two miles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

DOLLY DAvENPoRT's FUNERAL. - The
funeral services of the late A. H. Daven-
port took place at No. 127 Carondelet street,
last evening. The Rev. Mr.. Markham Off
ciated, making a few fitting and well
chosen rsemarks. A large number of friends
and members OF his profession were present,
also prominent members of the Orleans
Dramatic Association and Shakespeare
Club. The Academy orchestra rendered
appropriate music.
Excelsior Lodge Of the Masonic fraternity
attended, and the burial service of the
order was read AZ the tomb by Past Master
4. L. Bruce. The remains were Inferred in
the Masonic cemetery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

T
Oc2< nO9 Is Sheriff of the Parish OF OrleanA
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OcZZ nCz ~ Sheriff OF the Parish of OrleaL
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state of Louisiana VS.. +. LncrOix.

v" 7
ocl0 &c nO12 Sheriff Of the Par sh of Oriear
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

oclo 2e nel2 Sheriff Of the Parihh Of orle ans
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State of Louisiana vs.. IL. dfassmsn.

OclG 26 nO2 Sheriff of the Par sh Of Orleans
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state of Louisiana vs.. F. l.acrOix.

W. P. HARPER,
oe4 10 nos Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlea ns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-25

oc10 26 nol2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

III lava Jones ". InomN n EsenAL L- III
By virtue OF . Fl Fa islaSd from the
eonr oT oommon Pleas Sf Stark county. Ohio,
andto me directed, 4 win oGsr f0r aafe a Pu6lic
cut cry = ne dOsrSfthO soETt house IN the city
E%tHTday. he Sd day Of january 1874
tho ~fsIlsHing described real estate sitnats q said
ecounty, ts~it: Lot numb4r SoVontyone TT1I II
LIZ Mtlner6 34 addition y AlilEEOo alsOs the
felleytng doscrtbSa UTSHtsss attaate n Hheso.n
Of Alliance and knoWAA aspATt Of the soQth-
est quarter Of section tWoaC-dveI15t toWnehlp
nineteen f1sl range AK a1J-b0nn4ad enfa1o1as
beginning - . starting point At the NORTH vest
Garner Of said quarter section and 20 rWn cue
south 90 tees foE the half Of . roed g 5streotr
Lthaneed ne vest 30 foes to make She half e an
otheT road or street; thence run due eAst5o feet
along ths north end Of land the palat reach
ed beinE the northwest c0rVer 81 the Is I'd, cOns
Vsysd, then run dong said street or road due
Oast6 81 feStto The north boDndsFy Of tbs land
sold; than rHn due south along theline Of land
contracted BY Sinesn JenninEs 10 be sold 70 Pc
ter Juiliard, 90 the lands sold 40 and conveyed
% said Jennings 70 the Ohie and PonnsylyaniA
Railroad Company for railroad puTPosess then
n0rtherfy course HaOug the line Of SID
sold 20 sid UOmpAuy ~ that ttro
runs due south from tbsrn0rthNsst cornsr - the !
'kAada sold ~ in manner aforesaid, would inter-
tBetdt line OF the courses Of uHid raiirosdl
and IrOm thence run due north TO the
Hace Of beginning, ~ the -nortnEeGt corner Of
the lands cOnVeAed, containing one fourth Of an
sore be the same more or less.
saieto commence ut 4 O'Clock p m. Terms cash. !
dee4W6 Il 2se BAXTER, Sheriff ]
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No Daily. except Mondays Nos. q 4 Z. and g,
Daily. except Sunday Nos. 5 and Daily.
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LEaALsa


4GsorEs PaHss ExoTs ". Fotitt GNIxsa ct Al
/, BY virtue, OF = n p issusd from The
court Of comnoa pleas ofStark coanty, 0Ai6, sad
70 ms directed, I viii Offer for sale Is DabIse out
cry a. the deer Of the court house. in The city 81
Canso1; On aL
SaARGsySs Sd day 81 EaaaatY 1878,
ms foiiSEihI deserfSSd Z sstatS aaa5StA said
SSansyitS "a: SsEs eSr
range SIX leI. Which pGz1; - bouRded AID SOS-
oribed - Show bsgtnntnS - arSfnt On the
chains nsrth 10 est Of the south est corner o.
sa8d quaftsr : thence n6tth ~ A6sf dktaheo
Of6 and u100 chains; thence B0utheS4lo0SAa1AsS
1hohoO north age 81 vest asdistanoA ff30nd
0eIoo ehsins thence nsr9h eS chatns;
10 USut AiaA1d eadoS 6kgtnEt& ~tAap4Aea5of -
ginni1g centatntn8 6Es And $500 AcSsEBore ~
a. esnmsneS At oeloah pkmITSms Szskl
dse4N6 "a 6 WILLIAAAAxTERs ehsTtG 2
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ALtA O1ooS w lava " 1u9h
/, BY virtue q orasr - Ssi hsaSd GrSmshS
eouEt Of enul cploa1tof 4Ark aoenEtL 1oh1s.
and 70 ma direGtsds viii oGer for sale ~ Pahlio
Saturday. tie 81 idsy1f Jah16rH 1874,
Lhs foHoGink dsseribsdrsaf estate SltuHtS ii safd
county, "a VII g The inertia halI oT Lon nnnb1r
seven III IN TrumP's GdditiOn to the city e
Cauten-
sale . eonmsasS all o'cloSE , =. Terms sish.
doe4E5 ~ - WILLIAM 1kXTEBsS hsriE
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= HostiIities" Continue Unnbated-
The "Campaign' vigorously Prose-
outsd on Both Sides-The End Not
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TERMS.
FOB SALE.
FOR SALE.

POWER and Buildings, with l0l<
acres land, near South Greek, Canton ono.
on the premises are erected four buildings as
follows:
One three story frame building 2t1zxSoH feet,
lathes, buzE-saw, and grind-stone. Also one two.
etOry frame building 24x36. Also one one-sterv
frame building 24x3O in which there is an once
fitted up. Also . small frame building used As =
blacksmith shop. The buildings are al in good
repair The above land Is supplied with never
failing waters, including reserves from which
q seventeen horsepower can be Obtained with q
very dght expense. This property Is well adAp-
ted for various purposes, and would make an ex-
cellont manufacturing site for paper mill and
other purposes, and Is offered for sale cheap on
easy terms. Enquire Of
septa5. rs G. W. ALTHoUsE.
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2AlUD AA42L0NAA40a
CURES ALL JUNIORS, FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION 10 TIE WORST ScRoEULA-
by A1s use Cancers are eunels and
Cancerous tumora are dispersed without the sur
geon.s mfe5Scotule cghqoereds aud eon1nmp-
VtScSeSI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 Poisons, and their eaects etadlesledf an4ylgOr-
o1s hsalth sS1ra consasar2n eSs
Dropsy, E1nerzlor pariiais SEEDLINGS, external o.
internal; and Tumou ae iEednoedand dispersed
ErTsfrsiaS Salt Rheum. sesld Head, ana
FeverSotS aresoon tem0ved b. this powerful
ldetsrRent medtciue.
scorhufle DISEASES, BandruH, scaly
or Rongh sHn. and Rmraes quickly give way.
leaving The skin smooth and fair. -
Chrgnlc D1seapessE Fever and Agne. Dis
GSscfona, Genss1f be5l1y, 81 shosf, sIishe
numerous dl85Gseu -c1uEUd by bad blood are con.
quersd, aad give Nay hehre tia most p0Herfm
corectoE, the King ~ the Hood
BaehI bo41lo contatns between forty and
AftY ordinary dosea, costing only one collar
Rrom enc - 9eqrSFlle boeekegN WI
Piles On the Eace, 1lea, ordinary Huptonas etc.
sRroua tGeo-1DAo1EE8 lboo910otWu fcufe
sealDEHFtns6f tn skin UlcerA- 6ores. ana
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healthy scttou 70 the Liver and 6Rloln, IN re-
ulste the Bowels and kdneya
Rrom aWo 1ornaE ko1e7es YIN bo11E4
eGeetnd Al caring NeurkgK SerHeaa2 81
EEs@sss5ss bosaIssNm
cure severe Gndnbsanafselsaa a Ca
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AID DeParment. Is74.


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3 r.a-r.4a- e.. N11AA -A- 1891 III
-RuRrSS PurE1ss9 sad 06EsnE1A09BsEAs-
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ANEWTHlNeU NUERINE SUE.


Sixteen on Painti0ngs in GBOoktzi
Never before Wa such an ada attempted fer
boOk-illustrAtion syory one WhO has seea u
prOnounees Il SUPERB. Ma. Harriet BSsehOr
StoWe's latest work,
WoMKM IN s1cREDMnT0RY,
IL . aerIss o. Observation-Disclosures drawn Hom
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reports The hskisas Tor he lSdfss aRa fAS
maEkes for The man, aqPeeialE che esitaspaf-
FINALLY, II isthe cheapast paper fsbteheds 0ner
dollar ayear viii sseufe1t Prauysuhefiber. ~
4 noSaseeSseIyeo gsoaP feIae b erder q hase
ssRdSs siBSie 4oIiar WiafEstths 4p~srforEyear.-
THE WEEMEN-aDMs-Eght pGEss; ahS
six eo,umRs.-oaly oAsoeayo-HENo disesaae
THE sEMHsWEEHLXHUN.=S-no siz,
A. The Daily SIM. o1.eO y year discsant OF
- per cent 30 clubs Of 1o Grover Cd l-gTT
THE DAILY VI large fonrPass
~eaIafion over 12o,6OO7 AT us mesa los , cts
Sub6criptiSn price 30 cents = month, or ! z
year. To clubs or 10 or over. = discoant OF -
Address, HSTHE Jun" New York Ity.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

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