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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-25
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fell mh0 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

1. w. Arthur a. Co. VS.. john A. Hall Il
Co. John A. Hall and &. G.. SHOw).
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II of Orleans No. SO 4i5.-Bv virtue of writ OF er
facias to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at public auc
ton at the Merchants ard AuctiOneers Exchange.
Royal street between Canal and CustOmhouse
streets. in the Second District of this city. on
WEDNESDAY. February IS, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, The following described property. to wit
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST of the
etrIldants herein, John A. Hall Il Co., il and to
a certain Judgment in favor of John A. Hail, for
the sum OF nine hundred and sixty-three dollars
ana thIrty-seven cents, with legal interest from
the seventh of March, 1870, until paid, in the suit
No. 2l21 of the docket of the Fifth District Court
for the parish of Orleans, entitled John A. Hall vs.
Louisiana National Bank. rendered June 2. 1871.
signed June :. 1871.
Seized III the above suit.
Teim.-This being the second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adjudicated TO
the highest and last bidder Tor whatever it will
bring "a: twelve months credit, the purchaser FUR
nisllirs bond with good and solvent security,
bearing five per cent interest per annum from
date until final payment Said purchaser shall
have to deduct and pay in cash the printing,
sherii!7s and clerks fees, etc, which amour: 10
about one hundred and sixty dollars.
w. p. HARPER,
rei3 % 50 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. Charles

S,CPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- of Orleans No. SIS l65 BY virtue Of a writ of
fieri :acias t" directed by the honorabls the
Superior district Court for the parish OF Orleae.,
in the above emitted cause, for city for th.,
gear 1873, vii! proceed TO sell at public auction,
al tho Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Rosa. street, between Canal and Customh"g5e
str. ers in :hs Second District of this city, on
FRIDAY, March u, 1914 at twelve o'clock 81. III.
following described properties, to wit.
CERTAIN Los OF GROUND. situated il 'h.
FIRST District Of ms city. in square number twc
huudr.d and tArty.'wc, bounced by Carou!elet,
BaroUns Poydgas and Lafd yette streets mrasuIiH z
twenty fee; seven inches front on CarOndelst
stree: by on. hundred and two feet in depth.
:. / CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, 5ituat. d in IN.
same district. in square number two hundred snd
ninety five, bounded by Rampant, Basin, Lafayette.
and Puydras streets and measuring tw.nty nv.
feet front Rampant st;est b. eighty !ve ess III.
depth.
Seized III Ii. above suit
Terms.-C.sa on the spot.
", r HARPER
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Alexander Brother vs.. &. vi. SOriu, ado
mlnistrator of The Estate of J. NJ. 1saacks.


EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. ~ 8i2.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court Tor the parish OF ore
leans the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Ca
nal and Customhouse streets in the Second DIS.
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
ACsRTAIN LOT. OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of the city of New Orleans, in the
square bounded by New Levee, Lafayette, Fulton,
and Girod streets, designated by the number thir-
teen, on a plan known as the plan OF ). A. Beard
deposited IN the office of Hilary B. Cenas. late no
tary public in this city, and measuring, according
to said plan, tweuty-fouI feet two inches seven
lines front said New Levee street. and twenty,
four feet three inches three lines front on said
Fulton street. by one hundred and nineteen feet
seven inches two lines in depth, on the line
dividing it from lot number twelve, and one hun
tred and nineteen feet nine inches two lines
in depth on the line dividing 1t from lot mum Der
fourteen all American measure; together with all
the rights, ways, appurtenanees and servieudes
thtrelluto belonging, or in anywSe apPertainlng.
Being the same property acquired by the late Ju-
Ian VI. Isaacks deceased, by purchase from the
plaintiff herein, by act passed before n b. Trst,
notary public this city, Oh the first OF February
1872
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l. Ia cash tor !. sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim say the sum of five hundred dol.
lars with thereon at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from the first of February, 1872
till the day of sale eighty dollars attorneys
fees and costs of suit.
O. The purchaser to assume the payment of two
promissory notes secured by mortgage on said
nyopartv drawn by said J. NJ Isaacks to his own
order and Endorsed by himself each for the sum of
five hundred dollars dated on the first of Februarys
1872 and payable respectively three and four years
after ate and bearing interest at the rate OF eghs
per centsper annum from date until paid.
,. Aud the balance OF :he price OF adj udicationo
any, cash on the spot. -
,eo, mlI2,o Sheriff ~ ,he Parish of Orleans
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el3l925 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
81. Leon DesIez toIrs. Catharine Henry.

ST, Leon DesIeZ tNIrs. CatharIne Henry
transferee VS.. Mrs. c. L. Walker Catherine
Livingston Campbell. wife of, and separate in
property from her husband John Walker.)
II Orleans No. l742.-By virtue of writ of seiz
ure and sale, directed by the honorable the Firth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause to Thomas l.. Maxwell late
she riff and by said late sheriff to me transferred
and also by virtue of decree OF the honorable The
Supreme Court of this state, rendered January 49,
1874 will proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets
March g. 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon aud APP
purtenances thereunto belonging or in auywise
appertaining, situated in the Second District OF
this city, in square number thirty, bounded by
Where Cont. Marais and Bienyille streets. and
designated by the number five on plan OF l.. H.
Pile, late surveyor. dated ninth of Decembe-: 1874.
and deposited in the office of Jules Messy. late
notary public in this city. for reference. Said lot
measuring in American measure, twenty -nine feet
two inches front on said Where street by one hum
bred and twenty-eghr feet IN depth, between par.
allel lines. Said lot forms part of subdivision OF
three lots of ground which the late L. g. hiligsberg
acquired by act of retrocessiOn from Newton
Richards passed before Theodore Seghers, late a
notary public Ill this city. dated eighteenth May.
1888. Being the same property acquired by the
L. G. Hiligsberg per act passed before Jules Messy
notary public in this city. dated fifteenth May
1886.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER.
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.-2l mhie2: sheriff .. the Parish OF Orleaas.
The City Of New Orleans. VS.. Mrs. Joseph

Inc lily OF New Oriehns Vss -hTss Joscph
:. La5bennes.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR SH
- af Orleans No. IS, 36s.-By virtue OF writ of
heri tac!a. to me directed by the honorable the
supefio; Dlst.ic: Court for the parish Of Orleans
in he above entitled cause, tor city taxee Tor the
year 1873. viii proceed to sell at public auction
a. the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
ROYAL street, between Canal aud Customhouse
streets IN the Second District Of this city, on FH-
DAY March 27 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the fol.
lowing described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second Distinct of this city, il square number forty.
one bounded by Charities, Toulouse, Royal and St.
Louis streets. known as lot number two and meas
uring sixty eight feet front Chartres street, by
one hundred and twenty seven feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on tbs spot.
W. p. HARPER.
fell mhN n Shen6 of the Parish Of OrlesnA
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Abraham Hoffnung VS.. George G..WoIf &

cIyrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 5428.-By virtue of writ OF tieri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above en- titled cause will proceed TO sell at pub.
os e %RbSEspaY @ si at
ten o'clock A. NJ. the following described prop
THE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, Bills, Ac
counts Notes and other Assets in store No. 40
Canal street, in the First District OF this city. as
per inver tory which may be- seen in my Office.
Also, the unexpred term OF the lease OF said
?. THE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, Bills, Ac
counts Notes and other assets in store Nos "a and
% Magazine street, in the First District of this
city; as per inventory which may be seen III my
Also, the unexpired term OF the lease Of said
3. AND TEE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, Bills,
Accounts Notes and other Assets in store No. Ill
Poydras street in the First District of this city,
per inventory which may be seen in my Office
Also, the unexpired term of the lease Of said
4. ALL THE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE be-
longing to defendants, and contained in the Boston
Warehouse, on Lafa yette street. between Camp
and Magazine streets in the First District of this
city, as per inventory which may be seen in my
5. ALL THE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE be-
longing to defendants and contained in my ware
house, No. "a St. Ann street, between Royal and
Bourbon streets in the Second District of this city,
as per inventory which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
The sale to commence at No. 10 Canal str et
and TO continue from day to day until the entire
stock of said store disposed Of and then to com
mence at Nos "a and 26 Magazine streets and to
continue from day to day until the entire stock,
etc of said stores is dispOsd Of and then to com
mence at store No. III POydras street and to con.
til from day to day until the entirA stock of said
store is disposed Of and then to commence at the
Boston Warehouse, and to continue from day to
day until all the goods of defendants at said ware
house are disposed Of and to end with the sale OF
defendants goods contained in my war house, No.
"a st. Ann street.
The goods and merchandise to be sold consist of
Cnrty ,npy nf u a
ware and house furnishing goods.
Printed catalogues OF the articles to be sold may
be had few days previous to The sale on applca-
ton to the sheritfs Office.
Terms-For the stock of merchandise bills, &C.
counts etc. cash the spot and for the leases the
purchasers to pay the rent a. 1t falls due and the
ba ance of the price of adjudication If any. caah
on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. Domingo
To

tea mhl328 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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State of Louisiana vs.. Estate of J. Curly

fe24 mhl3 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. John E.
Hjllsmap

fell mhlo27 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans. VS.. Thomas
Henderson.

T.
f-2i mh13 20 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans Us. Mrs. j. Is.

W. 7
fe24 mhi3 % Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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T.
se2i ,nhi3 q Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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T.
fe4 mills % Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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State OF Louisiana VS.. Widow Joseph

fe2. mhl3 % Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. Widow
Michael Pace and others.

.-,4 mhi3 "a Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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fel3 1925 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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John Wagner VS.. Henry Rage.

". P. HARPER,
"a nll1S y Sheriff Of tine Parish of Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-29
FASHION ITEMS.


Ono of the ornaments picked out for th
coming bonnet is the Russian pompon. 1t
10 OF several colors nicely blended, and
stands upright from the eide of the head
gear like an illuminated cornstalk.
"A new freak of fashion consists of
birth announcement cards. They are very
small, and the announcement reads {:
Accomplishments of Mr.. and Mira. and
son Tor daughter, whichever the case may
boz, Fob. 80. 3p. IN"
Flesh-colored boots for ladies wear,
labeled "Paradisc boots" in allusion pro-
badly to tho kind Eve wore, are displayed
as pleasing novelty by west-side cris-
pin.
Peudent-ear.rings are coming into
fashion again. Many new styles are ex-
hibited i'll Roman gold some of which are
very pretty. The lobe earring was a
fashion of comparatively short duration.
Bells of jot or rubber hayo taken the
place of those conspicuous gold (2) balls
or buttons worn in the sianding-collars n
short timo ago. Tortoise.shell buttons
are also used in this way.
They used TO tic the sash ON the left
side in II pretty bow, but now, as they arc
the ladies put them wherever there is II
"bresk' in their dress.
Those terrible ancient Grape sbawls
worn by our great grandmammas have
been revived for scarfs. They come in
white, pink, and blue.
--Sunshados. are in fashion again. The
large affairs are withheld for time, and
now the correct thing is an article between
sunshade and parasol, of white cluny
lace oyer white, or black over purple.
Those masculine, club-handle affairs,
which were worn dangling from the belt,
will not he in fashion again thank good.
moss.
Some Of the new French flowers are
made Of tinfoil, colored and tinted in the
mos, perfec. style. They arc very frail
and delicate and on that accouLt-it is to
| he rresumed-are 60 expensive. T.nfoil
wreathes around tho front of your new
spring bonnie. will 10 tho tip of the fash.
| ion.
Some Of the new visiting cards are foul
inches long by two inches wide, and Of
heavy bristol board, slightly tinted oil
watered. We notice that some of the
fashionable young men about town now
visiting cards. This Is advantageous i
ball or party invitations are expected.
These large and awkwsrd-lo okinl
fans will not DC fashionable next summer
we hear. The substitute is very pretty
and also serviceable-not usually com
mon combination in these days. Th'
shape is Pompadour, and there ia ample
space for crest, monograins, initials, o.
'scribbling" on either eide. "Scribbling
en- PEASANT, is quite NJ fashionable now a
it WAS twenty years ago.
The latea. thing in dolls is q younl
lady of tinted wax, who, when wound W
and given high chair a the table, rosche
out her arms, seizes a bi. of bread, anC
slowly puts II in her mouth. When she
has done this certain number Of time
tits necessary to open her bach, remov'
the food, and wind her up again. Would
that human beings could DO relieved @
indigestion 10 tho same manner.
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, March 2s.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn meal demand light,
holders firm, 45. Corn, speculation
demand and prices higher 7707S. Oats
demand light, holders firm, SO. Hay
II 00@2l 90. Bran dan, 22 90 Pork
dull and nominal Lard steady o. la
con stron 7l@7l; for shoulders ana sides
$1,000,
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Pork scarce
AMI firm at l05@l7 Sugar better de-
mand and frmor, fair to fully fair GsG7J.
Molosses dull, fair fermenting 30 Corn
meal dull ut 40, others unchanged.
Cotton demand slack Sales--l O5; buy
ers and sellers for April find prices gem
orally easier for good; good to ordinary
13s@l4s; low miidling to strict low md
ding l5s@lGi middling to strict middlng
l6i@l65
CIScINNAT-, March 2S.--Flour quiet,
Wheat | a3(9l As Corn quiet and stsad,
mixed G5C1oS Oats dull and droopin,,
6O@55. Rye steady O5. Barley dull
and nominal. Oils unchanged Buttcr
steady. Cheese scarce and lrm. Porl,
firm iG. Lard firm steam d kettle %.
bulk meats strong; shoulders q; q RI :,
clear ss9s4. Bacon firm shoulders 90. q
R9; clear si@9s Whisky quiet and
iirm o.,
CHICAGO, March 2s.-Flour ouie. and
unchanged. Wheat steady, No sprjnr
| 30; No2l loGll a spot aocordins IS
date of receipt No IDOL 10, Corn
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PrOIabilitk s.

WAsHISGToS, March 2s.--For North.
western states, northwesterly winds veer-
ing to thcsoutheast, barometer slowly fall
ing barometer low temperature and partly
cloudy weather.
For Lakes and thence TO Missouri and
Ohio Valleys, high barometer low tenn
peraturo, northwcs,erly to northeas.orly
winds, clcar and partly cloudy we,her on
Sunday.
For Gulf states, rising barometer, low
temperature, cloudy weather with rain
near the coast.
For Atlantic states, soutbwostorly to
northwestorly winds, falling Temperature,
rising barometer and increasing eluudi.
ness followed by rain.
For Middle and Eastern states, north
westerly winds, low temperature, rising
barometer and generally clear weather on
Sunday.
The rivers viii probably rise eighty nj
Yankton and CAIRO, and fall Nashville.
Cincinnati and Louisville.
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New York.
TIMBER BURNING.

NEW YoRK,IMarch 2s.-Sparks from a
locomotive last night ignited brush pile
near Farmingdale, Long Island and in u
remarkably short space of time 500 acres
of timber land were in flames. Tho rain
this morning gave II decided check to the
flames however. A number of cattle and
boy were burned.
Tho commission of grain receivers of
the Produce Exchange and representa-
tives Of the 1itierent railroads terminating
horc, agreed to-day that the former should
appoint an inspec or-in.chiof and deputy
for toe terminus of each road, who will
grade the wheat on its arrival, and ac-
cept certificate of the inspector ut any lake
port, as evidence of the grade, and tho
railroads pay tho inspectors.
Passenger trains on tho Erie railrond
arc again running regular. The strikers
at the Susquehannn depot arc being paid.
Two freight trains came in collision this
afternoon on tho Pennsylvania Central
railroad, near Jersey City, killing tho
fireman and breakman and fatally wound
ing conductor n AIMED Metz. Tho col
lision is attributed to tho carolessness of
the telegraph operator Mt tho signal
Office, who ordered ono train 60 20 on
when he had instructions to dotain it until
the other had passed.. The Operator has
been arrested.
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THE CHANGE OF MINISTRY IN
ENGLAND.

All the Gladstone ministry went down
TO Windsor Castle, two weeks ago, each
one with his seal Of Office in little bag or
case. Eight Of them, with tho lord chan
celler at the head. They laid down their
precious burdens solemnly on table, and
retired from tho queens august presence.
They returned to London per railway;
there was a crowd at the Windsor station,
but they were waiting for the new minis
ters, who were coming on the next train,
ex-Postmastcr Lowe took a thlrd-class
ticket, the others travelled ilrst-class. NOW
this, says the 'GrAphic's' correspondent
happened At half-psst p. m; and tor
more than an hour sfterward the queen
was left alone with the seals, and England
was without Il government Her majesty
might have done anything she liked with
the seals; che might have made hor faith
iul retainer John Brown, lord chancellor
she might have thrown all the seals into
the llre; she might have locked them up
ia closet and refused to give them up
Happily, che did none of these things."
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CINCINNATI.

CiHcISNATI, March 2s.-Col. VIC
Tyrrell, Covington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, shot and
killed Hon. Harvey Meyers, in Covington,
kentucky, this noon. After shooting
Meyers, Tyrroll did not attempt to escape
His friends think he was on the point Of
insanity, owing to an application pending
by his wife for a divorce, and to the effect
of stab nearly killing him, which he re-
ceived a few months ago. Meyers wac
attorney for Col Tyrrcils wife In spplica-
tion for divorce, and this oflense seems to
have been in certain question no asked
in tho examination of the divorce case
this morning. Tyrrell went to Meyers
room and tho two were alone In the alterca-
ton. Meyers ordered him out, Tyrrel!
refused. Meyers attempted to put him
out and was shot. His dying statement
was taken. Both mon were promincn.
and extensively known.
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ICELAND.

Tho Danish government has jus,
granted u very liboral charter to the Ice
landers, who have long been clamoring
for almost entire separation from the old
country. The charter is to 90 into opera
ton the arst Of August next, when will be
celebrated the thousandth anniversary OF
tho colonization of that island. In all
matters pertaining to the island particu-
lsrly, and not belonging 10 the imperial
legislature Iceland will have its own leg
islation and administration. The national
representation is the Althing consisting
Of thirty members elected by popular suf-
frage on very liberal franchise adapted
to the wants of the country, and six nom
mated by the king. A minister for lee
land, nominated by the king and respon-
sible to the Althing, is the head of the
nd Illustration. The independence OF the
tribunals, freedom Of individuals, liberty
of faith and of tho press of public meet
ing and equality OF citzcns before the
law, are all guaranteed. The Crown
Prince Of Denmark will probably visit
tho island during the millennial testivi.
ties.