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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

1ClFTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH %
II Orleans. No 6N9.-By virtue of q writ Of seizure
and sale t. directed by ths honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, at the MerchaNts and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhOuse streets, IN the Second District Of this
eitv, on MONDAY, November l6, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock ". the following DESCRIBED property. -
l. CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. sogethe, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
cles, situated in the Third District of this city,
designated by the number one, in square bounded
by st. Ferdinand. Levee. Moreau and Montegut
Streets which lOt measures American measure,
twenty-five feet six inches front on st: Ferdinand
street. 5v one hundred feet in depth. bounded on
the rear line by an alley for the common use OF
the said lot and of others; the whole as per plan
drawn by J. COmmuny, late surveyor, on the sew.
enteenth OF February. 1884, deposited in the ONCE
of Felix &c AImas, late a notary pubic in this
J. TWO OTHER LOTS OF GROUND. together
rights, ways s-rvitudes and dependencies, stu.
ated the Third District OF this city, designated
by the plumbers four and four bis in square bounded
the lower Cotton press. Said lots measure as fOl'
lows to witt Lot number four has twenty two feet
six inches front ~. Ferdinand street, by ono
hundred feet in depth. and thirtytwo feet six
inches on the rear line and front on an alley come
mon 70 said lot and other lots, and lot number
tour bis is in the of the foregoing and has
Thirty feet ore and three. fourths lines front Oh
said common alley, by forty-seven feet seven
1nchee IN ae!tn betw~eh paIai'e! Hhts as per plAn
third April. 1860 and deposited in shs Otii 90 VI n
Dreyfous, notary public ID this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-I. In cash for a sufficient amount 70 paw
plaintiffs claim, say the sum of thousand dol.
lars. ~ilh interest thereon at eight pep
cent per anrum from the eleventh Of Sep.
temb"v 1873. until the day of sale. three dollars
and fifty cents cost Of protest. dollar cost Of
certificate efr<c0rding mortgage and five per cent
attorneys fees principal and interest and costs
of suit. 2. Tho purchaser to assume ito the Ell.
tent Of the amount of his bid) the payment OF tive
premissc notes secured by mortgage on said
property, dated on the eleventh day " september,
1873, drawn by defendant to his own order and ny
hin, indsrsed, each for the sum OF eight hundred
aud fifty dollars pay able at the Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana in this city. respectively at two and
three years after date and bearing interest at tho
rate Of eight peg cent per annum from date until
paid. 4 Aud the balance OF the price VI AdiSdicAe
sion lif any, cash Gil the spot
" r HARPER.
ocl3 2; mol IS Sheriff fthe Parish Ut Orleans
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Perils Of Texas Ohice Holders.

\ Washington special to the St. Louis
Democrat says:
General Bristow and Mr.. Jewell have had
extended consultations with the special
agent sent to investigate federal Office hold
ers in Texas in the service Of the treasury
and postotfice The result has been de-
cision to remove nearly all the principal
officers in that State in those branches of
the service, some ten or eighteen in num-
Der. These will probably include the col.
lectors at Galveston, Brazos and Corpus
Christi, and the postmasters at Galveston,
Houston, Dallas and Brennan. In mum.
Der of cases where recommendations Of re-
moval will be made the books and papers of
the offices were found all right. No defal-
cations were shown, but outside operations
of these officers have proved to be Of scan.
dalous character. In most cases they were
connected with jobs before the Legislature,
and these have been thoroughly traced.
One duty OF Special Agents lragan and
Woodward was to find in each district fit
men for the various offices likely to become
vacant. The result OF this has been to fur.
nish the departments with . list VI about
thirty or forty persons who are believed to
be the best men that the districts afford for
federal otficeholders. Tho better men in
the Republican party gave assurance that
the proposed movement on The part of the
administration would receive che support of
the entire community. It was found in
many instances that large sum- OF money
have been paid to secure combinations
here. and Senator Flanagan himself is re.
ported involved. All persons to be removed
were selected by Flanagan and their con-
firmations insisted upon by him. The mat
ter Of buying these combinations came up
while they were pending in the Senate, and
they were all held until special agent
could go TO Texas and report upon them.
4 report generating all was made by Spe-
cial Postal Agent Petherbridge. This
course in these cases will probably cost him
his position.
All factions Interested are now on their
way to Washington, and great pressure will
be brought to bear to move the President.
General Bristow aud MP. Jewell, but it will
be to n" purpose as all three are determined
to stand firm and carry out the policy of re
lieving the South Of all unfit office holders.
and several other States are to be investi-
gated at once. Vt is not believed that this
new policy will raise any issue between the
executive and the Senate, as a majority of
that body will not stand by Senators insist.
ing on appointments after their selections
have once been shown, by full investiga-
tons, to have been. in every sense, i'll add
vised. But, whatever she results with the
Senate, the administration has taken its
position in this matter, and vii! not secede.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
PERFECT THOUGH SUFFERING.

There is no heart, however free snd lightsome.
But has it's bitterness;
No earthly hopes. however bright and blitAee ONE
But ring Of emptiness.
Tho world Is full OF suffering and sorrOw,
OF anguish aud despair:
It's brightest promises of to morrow,
Its mOckeries everywhere.
Our weary hearts, with slow and sad pulsation.
Beat to the march Of years;
Their DAYS sre given to toll without cessation,
Their gloomy nights to tears.
Bat let us wait In patience and submission
The will Of our great King
Remembering this-All Though our earthly mis-
Perfect through suffering
Then cease, foolish heart cease thy repining;
The Masters hand above
10 only purifying aud refining
The xlchemist is Love.
These tears and thrills Of woe, these great affic
Are but the Christening rod;
Aud they shall prove the hea 9eniy benediCtlons.
The mercies Of our G0d,
What seemeth now Q dark and dreary vision
Unto our tear dimmed eyes
Shall burst in glory into scenes elySan,
blooming paradise.
Then cease o foolish heat, cease thy IepiEinS;
Hopei lift thy dropping wing.
The plan ia one of God all wire de signing-
Perfect through suffering.
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Eugene lsareau "a NJ. ~. Mrs. 3esse Rose
and her husband.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o.
T. Orleans, No AZ 965-By virtue Of q writ Of seis
ure and sale 10 me directed by the honorable tho
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
she above entitled cause. will proceed 10 Sell AZ
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctlonesrU
Exchange, Royal etreet, between Cana ana tuss
tomhous~ streets, in the Second DistFct u ms
city. on WEDNESDAY, october ~. 1874, ~ Twelve
o'clock H., the following described property. 70
Wit . .
The buildings and improvements thereon. YightA
wave. privileges and appuHtenaucss thereuEto be.
longing or in sDywse apperfaining, situated in the
Second District OF This CITY, in tho square bOnndeS
BIZ Customhouse, Royal, Can q and Bourbon streets.
bein. the third lot from the corner of Bourbon and
Gus, ON hsuse Streets measuring twenty four feet
81. inches front on said ustOmhOuse street, BY
about ninety Ave feet in depth and being bounded
on eide by property of Mrs Robert b. UrQns
hart and the other side by that Of H. Ceaaa.
lately. Which said described property 10
the separate property of Mrs. Jesse Ross defend.
ant herein and the same fell in lot to her before
her maSriac5 with J. Ross in che pertiti0n made
between her and Edgar Hincks heE brother ana
Louise Hincks her sister, then . minor, repro.
scented by Ed ward Morphy, her tutor, Of the prop
erty and effects belonging 20 the succession -
their late father and mother, David o. Hiucks ana
Emma Morphy, his wife. both deceased in this
cry, BY an act executed on the o. xtreIlth lay u
May, 1867. before Folk GSiM2. = nStaxy HAEG ~
this city.
Seized in the above suif.
TeEhs-Cssh OH the spot.
" P. RARPyR
6ei92 oc0li AhNv, n ~ the Pariah AZ SlrlnNNA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
4 AI0del Club.

Who can doubt the story Of the long SUI.
fering Democracy in Louisiana! Here comes
the little town of Alto to the front. and puts
Che whole subject of Republican tyranny in
such a pathetic etyle that we almost feel
Inclined 70 shed tears over their bitter
wrong. Poor fellows! how willingly they
would accord to Republicans the simple
boon OF justice and fair play they ask for
themselves. But Alto must speak for itself.
IL has o club--not the original one that
killed Captain Cook-but q genuine Demo.
cratic club. infinitely more dangerous than
the one handled by the savages Of the South
| seas. This club publishes to the world-and
for that reason We help to circulate it-out.
side Of Alto 1.-THE sacred and political duty
OF it's members."
Here we have the religious and political
creed Of tho Alto Democracy. Read and
reflect:
THAT We regard i. the sacred and pol.
itical duty Of every member Ut this club to
discountenance and socially prescribe all
white men who unite the .nselyeS with the
Radical party, and 10 supplant every polft.
ical opponent in all his yocations by the
employment and support of those who all Y
themselves with the white mans party, and
We pledge ourselves to exert our energies
and use our means to the contamination Of
this end
Be it known TO ali mankind that the
Democracy Of Alto meaus VIVA. it says
above. The heroic members OF this club
will starvs before they will ask credit for
q loaf of bread or glass of whisky made or
sold by a Radical; that they will 60 in rags
before .hey will "ccept suit made Of ma! @.
rial grown CE q Radical sheen. woven in q
Radical factory. stitched bv . Radical
needle in Radical hands, or offered tor sale
by Radical dealer.
They should have spared the white men
who unite with the Republican party the
infection Of that social prescription clause.
Think Of it.: no more jiDglins OF glasses on
the old fashioned treat all around; no more
smiles on the street: no more ely winks
when your impecunious Democrat wants to
borrow q dollar or two for few days; 40
moro invitations to tournaments; not q
smile nor word nor a look from tho queen
Of beauty or che chiyalric knight who
stands in flashing calico 10 crown her; not q
social privilege in tho whole catalogue
of Southern pleasures extended to the
white man who unites with the BAD.
ical party. The Democrats will not
workshops. in their stores. They will sup.
plant them every where, and as the Atlanta
Neus puts il. twill hand down their names
to everlasting infamv IS traitors to the
white race!' Terrible persecution: We
marvel how q white man on either side can
live through it. But Alto has sOme CON-
pensation in all this. II the Democratic
club sticks 20 it's text, Democrats who
never worked before must pick up the
shovel and the hoe ana 60 at it in earnest.
Starvation or labor are the only alterna-
tives of Altos Democracy. If they accept
the latter they will give her no further
trouble. If the prefer the former. they
will rid her OF q nuisance to which the
Western grasshopper is but myth. Either
way Alto will be benefited. We congratu-
late her - Washington Republic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
SHERIFFS SALES.
Charles SaQ0ry ~. Solomon Nilvefst

Charles Sa9ory ~. Solomon Hilvefstein.
IHIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
2 Orleans, No. 5987.-By virtue Of writ Of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of orleans. in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub.
lie 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, 1874. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
wit
ALL AND SINGULAR, TWO CERTAIN LOTS op
GROUND. with the buildings and improvements
sher-on. and aprurt+nsnces thereof. situated
in tho First District OF this city. in the Faue
bourg Dtlord. designated severaly sy the
numbers twenty five and twenty-si1. on plan
drawn by Richard Delafied. late surveyor.
dated eighteenth OF March. 1882. deposited in
the office Of @. B. Etrnger formerly q notary
public in this city. The. said lots adtuin
each other and measure each twenty-five feet
front BAronre street. between Julia street and
Triton walk: running back . depth OF one hundred
and weight feet to an alley In common. on
which they have . front each Of twenty five feet:
and ling the same property which the said de.
fendent herein acquired, BY pun chase from John
7. Delmas by an set passed before Robert J. Ker.
a notary public in this city. On tbs eleventh eS
June, 1866.
Seized in the above euit.
TermS-Cash on the spot.
VIZ HARPER.
cc,6 % 20 no17 Sheriff Of TIRE Parish Of tkyleaaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
KING DEATH.
~ rHf tA1R BARRY conswALi,


King Death was fare old fellow:
He sat where no sun could ehines
And he lifted his hand SO yellow,
And poured out his cool black wine.
Hurysh! for the coal black wine:
There came TO him many . maiden.
Whose eyes had forgot to shine:
And widows. with grief oerladen.
For q dHaught of his sleepy wine.
Auy5ah! fOy the coal-blsck vine!
Tho scholar left all his learning,
The poet his fancied woes;
And the beauty her bloom retuvniAG,
Like life to the fading rose.
HuyrAh! tor the coal black Wiues
AZ came 70 the royal old fellow.
Who laughed till his eyes dropped brine.
And he gave them his hand SO yellow.
and pledged them in Deaths black wine.
AIrHah! Aurrah:
Hursahs for the cosl black wine.
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State Of i.suisiano ~. p. sempe.

kCfERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARfSR
- OF Orleans No. 43 974.-By virtue of . writ d
peror District Court for tho parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause for State taxes OF 1871
WIZ proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mere
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
second District of this city, on SATURDAY. Oct$
nsf ~ 1874, at twelve o'clock ~. the following de-
scribed property to wit
ONR CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situste4
three hundred and seventeen bounded by Bgse
sundy. Rampant, Monroe snd Hancock stree&A
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CaSh On the spot
u HARPER,
tg2S Hcs 20 QAriHof The Parish Of u tteeA
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kUPkRlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
- OF Orleans, No a 4s5-By virtue of writ of feIt
facias 20 me directed BY the honorable the SuVeriss
District Court for the parish VI Orleans in shS
above entitled cause for Stsas taxes of 1870, win
proceed 70 sell at public auction at the Merchants
and AuCriOneers' Bxchangs, Royal street. bet veeD
Canal ana CustomhOuse streets. in che SeconA
District of this city. on SATURDAY, October a.
1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
one CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situat-S in
the Third District Of this city in squares numb here
fifteen hundred and twenty five and fifteen ! uD.
lred aud twenty nine, bounded by ksplSnRde ..nH
Lepage streets GENTLY road and st. John souss.
measuring sixty four feet trout, ~ one AUnAsss
and twenty nine feet in depth.
Seized i'll the above suit
1eEMs-Cash On the spot
W.. RARP1R,
".5 ocs ~ Sheriff 81 che Parish OF Orleans
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cr0lX.
c,upEs1oR DISTRICT COURT SoR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No. IS 9Os-By virtue Of wit Of
teri facias against Francois l.acroi1 to me Al.
rected by ths honorable tho superior Districs
Court for the parish OF Orleans. in the above
entitled cause. ! will proceed to s+ll at pubic
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneerg Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the SECOND District Of this city,
on MONDAY. November l6. 1874 at twelve o'clock
NJ. the following described property. to wit
l. A LOT OF GROUND. situated in the First Dis.
triet Of this city. in tho square bounded BY 81.
Char es, Csronds let. Canal and Common streets,
measuring twenty eight feet eight inches six hnes
front on ST. Charles street by = depth q one hun.
dYed and twenty. three feet seven inches three
lines on the line dividing it from lot number tive,
and one hundred end twenfy.One feet eleven
inches four ines che line dividing it from the
property Of *. COfdeviOlls. and twenty three fee3
inches ak ines in width In the FEAR; t0ge.hes
with the buildings thereon. rights. ways and serve
tudes thereuut0 belonging. Being the same prop.
erty acquired by tire defendant herein by purchase
from Julian AdOlph LacrOx. peR act passed b. fore
Pelix Percy. late notary public in this city. dated
July ,, 1851.
property. which was sold by the city Of New Or.
leans for taxes she twenty bird day Of March
1874. and purchased said sale BY Andre CSn 0IO.
Seized in the sbove suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
wP HARPER
Ocls Is mol Is EherifY OF che Parish of Or cana
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CAUTION.

nUBLIC NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS ARK
hereby notified not to trade traffic or ne
gotiate for one or either OF sixteen notes, drawn
BY my self and payable to my own order, for the
sum of s 100 each, dated New Orleans. July l. 1874
each payap!e monthly from said date to November
l. 1875. Said notes was forced from me by threats.
and without any consideration or value by me re.
ceivsd tor the same. and now held In the posses.
sion Of one Meyer Bredig, OF the city of New Or.
leans. or other partss This is therefore to notify
the public III general that the same il BY me repu.
dated and never will be paid. NOISE WILL
TangpahOa. La, Sept. t. 1875. ocll lot'
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\ LOVE SONG.


Good niehfs have To say good night
To such : host Of peerless things!
Good night unto that fragile hand
All oueen,y with its weight of rings;
Good night 70 fond. upliftea eyee,
Good night to chestnut hraids Of halr.
Good night unto the perfect mouth.
And oil the sweetness nestled there
Tho snowy hand detains me. then
III have to say good hight again
But there will come time. my love.
When, if ! read our stars Alright.
2shali not lipgey by this porch
With IN, adieus. Till then. good night
You wish the time we're now And J.
You do not blush to wish it sol
You would have blushed yourself to Death
10 own so much year ago.
What, both these snowy hands! ah. then
III have to say good hight again:
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he fell asleep. and sleep remained, in fact,
his only comfort against hunger, Oold, and
the deep pangs Of his isolation during the
three days aud two nights which he had
spent in his fraii boat when he vas at last
seen and saved. Unhappily, neither the
parents live is given. but that will. sup
pose, not be difficult to get at when the fact
obtains your wide publicity. The name Of
the captain of the Amazon is Thompson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

and susceptible; they are readily handled
BY demagogues and tricks,ers. Unless the
present contest is speedily brought to an
end, there is great danger that the country
will be rent into Fragments. and that the
Argentine Confederation will resolve itself
into the petty chisftaincies from which it
was originally formed.-Nc,o York Times.
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49,. One Two Three si. One
SquAres. month. months months months year.

Monthly advertisements, inserted every ether
aay. to bs charged two.thirds of the above rates.
6eoond page monthly advertisements, each
square, so per month.
Transient advertisements having the run OF the
naper first insertion 8 so per square; each subso-
Suent insertion seventy five cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each IN
sortion 81 50 per square. ~,
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will
be SLOWED such discount from above named tran
dent rates rs may be agreed upon; provided, that
In no case shall such discount exceed twenty i've
2oI cent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

70 published every Saturday morning. and contains
She news by telegraph miscellaneous reading, edl'
toriAs, local matters Of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
d little or no public moment. The WEEKLY Re
PUBLICAN 10 an excellent family paper, valuable
g we'll for instruction and amusement % infOrms-
don on the current topics Of the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-18

". P. HAKPYH.
sef92e ocs2i AheV; Fl 0f the Parish Of Orleans.
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Metropolitan Loan, savings Wnd Pledge
Bank ". EralcUiS H. i,uMas and Francois L.

oc,s 2s 70 mol. Sheriff ofthe Parish Of ur1eans
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AGO1pn0 Stekm0NR -. certain property Of
Peter Schulz.

ocl: Is mol Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of or cans
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Terms Of SubscriptieD.
Ont ear. IS. six months. 81 80.

Transient advertisements sane terms as in the
Osily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
fourth of the daily rates.
a liberal com mission allowed to those who send
- clubs Of five more.
Connecticut western news., 1874-01-16
CAnANne

CanAAne
 Prof. Buckingham failed to be in attend ance at the singing school last week, but Chorister Cogswell came to the rescue and the time was we'll improved We know not whom to give credit for the marked improvement in the singing at the M E. Church-Prof. Buckingham or Prof. Cogs- we'll, the leader; at least the voluntaries for some time past have been rendered very finely. We think it due chiefly to the lead er...... The gathering of children in the basement of the M. E. Church, on Satur- day evening, was very pleasant one. The tea was excellent, and old and young joined in the amusements until the Reverend said 1t was time to go home.....On Sabbath the harness shop of MT. Foot at Canaan was entered, but the thief was discovered in tia @ to prevent any loss of property. Our young people on Monday evening gave Frank Vandusen a surprise at his house near Dutcher's bridge. When the Mrs F. Vandusen puts in an appearance, there may be another such gathering, as the in vitation to come again was heartily receiv- ed......The Sunday school exhibition in the church Tuesday evening proved perfect success all the children performed their parts without failure. The duets, solos and qdartettes were very finely rendered. The grand march of the children at the opening, and the ''silent sell' at the closing were marked features of the evening. l may note the dialogue between Miss Van dusen and Master Lane of the infant class, which brought out hearty response...... The severe rain storm of last week dId but little damage, save the flooding of cellars and the washing out of the road at the bridge opposite the lumber yard. The old house formerly owned by George Gillett is nearly taken down......The foundation is laid for new house on the lot recently purchased by MT. D. l.. Spaulding.. .....T he sensational notice in last weeks paper of the Unlon Hotel, has stirred up some feel ing among the landlords. CANAAN