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, 1874-09-25

Arou Anderson has the bonotlt Of an exco!-
lent counsel and accitoutal circumstance, anu
TINY may bring lin, OF .,afo from tho trial for
son which hc is now undergoing. Ho IL ACCUSED,
1t will DO remembered, Of setting fro to his
house. Tho evidence thus far takcn Ia strongly
fn hia favor,
, 1874-09-25

A good many peop,o familiar with tho story OF
tho Franklin Bank will regret to learn shat Mr.
Briggs. tho Cashier. WAS discharged from ena"
todv ycsterday III Now York. 1lis case III ono
that ought to bo tnyeatIgasol.
, 1874-09-25

- st%
On houso With conteuts worth l00, ,buo....... 300
This Ia the "oxtra" charge which property
owuorB aro now paying In cortLn localitles, for
tho want Of largor pipes, whom tho total cost Of
putting down tho 8-inch main Is but $37.50 for
oach lot Of 25 foot front. Theso people are pay
Ing many times a. much annually for extra In.
Burance as Would pay for laying tho largor Pipe.
Tie absence OF iron shutters on certain largo
sized buildings. Thoso shutters cost but s15
oaell. whilo tho extrn insurance for the want Of
them will average 725 cach annuity. 30, too.
with wooden SIauaurds; buildings with wooden
Mastsards pay per cont oxtrn ina,.rnncc on
building aud contents, whom they could DO
changed into uon-combustlble material for less
than tho cost Of two montllH' insurance.
The ne1t Thing to bo dons IL to roorgRnize tho
Firo Department., and thiB must ncetls bo done
siouors. The oxtromo uulshness Of this
Boari will DO overcome, II At all, by an act Of
tho Legislature nboliBlling them altogether.
Whether tho FIRE Department iH really inelll-
cicnt or net, It is sufficient that the country ut
| large thinks 40; aud wo cannot mako hoad
againat sontimont go porvadtng and 80 deeply
rootod. Tho prcsent Chief Of tho Fire Dopnrt-
mont ought to pay enough respect to that sentt-
mont to resign, and tho Doard Of Oommissinnors
ought to pay enough respect to 1t to appoint
Con. Sha!or 1T hta services can bo securely in
| his paco But il pig-headod obstinacy continues
| TO rulo tho day, no must make an ISSUE
Of 1t In tho coming election for mombora
Of the Legislature, aud send q dole.
cation to Springfield to bowl them oil
! out. Wo fancy that, boforo tho ides of Noveln'
| bor, tho people wilt seo tho danger to their
! broad nod butter with sufficient clearnesa to
! take 1Ivoly Interest In polltica aud that they
| will make IN iaauo on tho Fro Department
| rather than on tho woeR Of Gov. Kellogg, Of
Louisiana.
The noxt thing to 10 attended to Ia q Building
! inv. This is very simple mattor, and as there
aro very few poraonB DOW desiring to build there
w1ll DO little rcsistanca to such Law. The inn
| portabce OF 1t cannot DO oyoycstimatod. Tht
most eilcotunl response that Gun DO made to tlst
foul blow Of the National Board OF undor
! writer's will DO this prompt and eGectual action
by tho people in themselves providing NIL tht
needed aud all tho possible projection against re
| These things done (and tho pocuniary cost vii
DO comparatively littlo when compared with thE
| extra insurance now psid) tho credit Of Cbioagt
will not only bo restored, but placcd higher tia,
| it over has been, and the best insurance OF tht
, 1874-09-25

Some oE tho Developments made by our report
ors aud correspondents ato worthy Of briof rc-
eapituntion. LII tho frat piaco, 1t in evident TINT
tho business mon Of Chicago arc not alarmed or
discouraged They havo full contldonco in tlloir
ability to secure lincs OF good insurance
wl,euover they have tho nood. Another
point IL tho atyong'y-oxpreBsod disap-
proval of tic Boards action by many
agents ii, Chicago. They bsliovo that tho Ex-
ecutiyo Cou,mitseos alveo is premature nnl in
judioious; md specially remark that 1t is, after
ail, merely advice, and may bo adopted or not,
as Individual companies ,uay determine. Prob
ably not more than llalf tho Dourd companies
will leave tho city. We notice further,
that nobodY in Chicago wloao opinion
is worth having doubts tAat alt tho companies
will return bero iu n few ycars; and bo glad to
got buck. The Hartford companies will be
forced 10 do 30 by roason Of tho largo
intorcsta of thoir stockholders in the
life companies, whose loans In Chicago
would DO at onco inperilcd by tho
lack Of reliable fire Insurance.. Thoro is
ono moro consideration. which nccds to be men,
toned ratAor than urgod. It is that tho with
araHal in tho first instance is the work Of New
York Wholesale moschapts, who hopo III thia way
to recover part of tho jobbing trade which
has lately conterod i'll Chicago. Whom this
attempt has failcd, and tho Neu York
merchants arc satisfied of its failure, as thoY
will be in fow months, thoro will be no orgall-
ized opposition in tho East to tho return OF ull
tlo Board companies. III the meantime tho
State and municipal authoritios viii have taken
ample measures for the protection Of tho city !;
and the loss of tho companies will hayo been
shown to be our everlasting gain.
, 1874-09-25

AcApEaty or siUstC-al .trce t'el"csn nm"
.o1e ~. S"n,oS. Enaesmont Of tho ldfard cosAo"''
Hon, il Mu.&teu1 Alphbusa."
, 1874-09-25

MyycKEr's TNEArR-Atad!son .trnsf' 5ssTo9n !Nsf,n
DcarlOttI and StAto. En4aRoeaenA vi oo'~f
!" Rip Van Waklo."
, 1874-09-25

Fuller aud Inter accounta of tho rocent expo
dillon to tho Dlack Hills moderate very senBbiy
the roseato descriptions Of tho country furnished
by Con. ClHter anu Gen. Forsyth. II waa
passed about ~ d ]oko at tho army headquarters
in this city, after tho return OF tho expedition,
that Col. Fred Grapt was preparing 4 minority
report, or dissenting oplniou, or something Of
tho kind; and d Washington diapatch published
this morning sloaa that the assumed joke waB
really saroua bnenoBs. Col. Grant was spccia|-
ly instructed according to tho dispatches. to OBJ
serve the geological formation Of tho country
and report upon its nline1al resources. Ills opin-
lon IL that the gold "diaooverad by tho e1pedi-
sion would bring about e3 at public salo. and he
helioves that the oro was imported from como
assay oflce. This il not all. Col. Grant speaks
In disparagipg terms Of tue vegetable products
nf tho Black Hills region. Tho timber. ho says,
Is for the most part spruco and yellow pine, and
the area Of til]ablo land very small. Col. Gran'
a perhaps not tho most competent peraon in the
country to judge Of geological formations =; ha'
bis opinion Is entitled to much confederation
uiuce 1t ia supported by Prof. Wiltcholl. and by
tho independent Testimony Of Conlmissio:
lately dispatched to tue rlack Fills region, wtict
looked in vain for ovideu,eoa Of mineral wealth
, 1874-09-25

unn1ry,H THEAvnE--NAnauleh stt"ot. boe"een
f,I.rt snh isSsilo. ''The Tangled thain'"
, 1874-09-25

ouANr OPERA .1iOtysr-Giark street. oupoelso
Snormsn ftouec. Kolly Looms atinsttols.
, 1874-09-25


The lateat contributi Oh to Deecher- -Tilton it,
lrature comes in the formidable shapo Of letter
IRON Catherine z. p;eocher. which no print this
morning, Aliss u eecAcr aearcaay furnishes u
autllciaut o1ouso tfsr oLtrudiug hegaolf upon the
public IN = nnattGt which 1naidou lados who have
no oyidcnco to offer had best leave alone. She
was evidently possosaod With au overmastering
desire to bsoatho forth Homo Of tue
pent-up fury Of the family. aud doob
It with sAo impesuosity Ut atoam-
engine. Her lotsor has ono important nd
miBs!on, viz: TINT tho proprietor Of the 1ndo-
pendent (afr. I0uon) waa tho originator Of tho
whole trouble. and thia furnishes another reason
why Mr.. Bowtn,, ii he rotains tho slightest SELF
respect, should coma forward and toll what he
tuowH or. If he knows nothing, explain why no
haa 1nalignea Mr. Dcoehsr in tbs past. For tho
rest Msa Reechers first epstlo to tho 0otha,nitea
slaowa temper which would do credit to mother
ln-law A1ch aA alr Tilkon depicts. s!lcinpalos ell
tho partition to tho scandal except thoao' wearing
tho u1ule Of Ueec!lor, aud finally waakous her
statement, which IL nero PARTISAN ind fani]y
defense without eyitlonco, by protesting that hol
brother cannot got Justice in tue courts. II Mist
Beechers brnthor cannot be vinlscatod in tht
courts. We foar that he will hover be yindlcatcd
sad family protest against carrying the caae
there is tho last thing that Mr. ncoehers hes'
fdeuua would Aaye advised.
, 1874-09-25

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, 1874-09-25

The temperance people Of Maine, who ha.e
been badly scared Of late by tho report that tho
Legislature Of 1879, By blunder, repealed eho
essential provisions OF tho Law In TINT State
aganst drinking-h -housos and tippliug-ahops, ara
plueking up courage again from tho assurances
Of tho Lowiston Journal which is owned By
Gov. Dinglcy, that no such b1under Tas CON-
ulitted. II cainla that tho Legislature OF 1879
amended Section "a Of Chapter 27 OF tho statutes
tito section prohibiting tho sale Of certain
Iquora-by adding "wine and cider to tho llat.
In 1873 The Legislature passed. m act repeating
;he section OF tho act Oh 1879 which insertcd
:i,ese words. The Journal claims that the
whole act Of 1872 mas not repealed, but that
only tho three worlB wine and cider" Uero
stricken out whcroupon the temperance people
have takon courage again. Tho point In ques-
tiou, however, notwithstanding the assurance OF
;te Governors organ. will In Ill probability 60
10 tho oourts for settlement.
, 1874-09-25
U])t Ug<bicann Q1ibuaat.

Friday Morning, September ao' Ao34'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 6,724.

by NASH & HODGsON-w. I. HODGsON.
ID Auctioneer-O No, S Carondelet street. -
On SATURDAY, March 3d. 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at The St. Charles Auction Exchange, In the base
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and in pursuance of order OF the Hon.
a L. Tiss1t judge OF the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated February 10, 1874,
docket No 81, III in the above matter, at public
auction will ba sold
the Sixth District of this city, in the square
bounded by st. Charles, Jeanette aud 0ctavia
streets and Peters avenue measuring 80 feet lines
front on ST. Charles street by depth and front
Peters avenue of 1T feet 10 inches lines forming
the corner of st. Charles and Peters avenues.
2 A ", vA LIABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the Fourth District Of this city. in tho
square bounded by Fourth, Washington. st. Charles
ing 30 feet front Fourth street by depth of 1923
feet between parallel lines. American measure.
The improvements consist of two-story frame
slate roof residence, known as No. 30 Fourth
street, occupied by W. p. Converse. Jr.
3.ONB VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the improvements thereon, situated in the
First District of this city, in the square bounded
by Poydras, Lafayette. Carondelet and Baronne
streets, designated as No. 8, measuring % feet
line in width in the rear by depth OF about 100
feet inches, bounded III the by an alley feet
snc mes VIDE and opening into Baronne street
The improvements consist Of q we'll built three.
story lex store, known NO. 100 Poydras street,
occupied by Thomas Moran a clothing store and
residence.
Terms and Condtions-For the property firstly
described, cash on the SPOT, at the moment of ad-
publications; for the property secondly described,
one half cash on the spot and the balance at One
and two years; and for the property thirdly de.
scribed, one third cash on the spot, and the bal.
ance at aud two years; all the credit notes to
bear eight per cent interest and special mortgage,
with vendors privilege from date until paid, with
the clauses of five per cent for attorneys fees in
case of suit. Buildings to be insured and policies
transferred the purchasers to assume, in addition
to their bids the for 1873 anup to the day of
sale.
Acts of sale before James Fahey, notary, at the
expense OF the purchasers. fe22 mil Is %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
By Sheriff Sarpy.


THIS STATE OF LOUISIANA - PARISH OF
PLAQUEMINE>.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
and Charles Case, Receiver Crescent CITY Ma.
tional Bank OF New Orleans, VS.. Miguel 6. de
Lizard.
Second Judicial District Court of Louisiana
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO A
ID writ of seizure and sale to me- directed by the
honorable the Second Judicial District Court in
and for the parish of PiaquemInes, dated May 49,
1873. in the above entitled suit, have seized and
will proceed to sell at pubic AUCTION, at the City
Hotel Common street, between Camp and Maya
zine streets in the First District OF the city of New
Orleans on SATURDAY, March Fl, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
Plantation situated in the PARISH OF flaauenlnes,
river. about eighteen miles below the city OF new
Orleans, measuring twenty-slx arpentS 'front.' on
said river, of which the ten lower arpents nave
depth of eighty arpants and the sixteen upper ar
penis q depth of forty arpents, bounded on the
upper line by the plantation formerly belonging 10
Benjamin and Packwood and row to James Is.
Zuntz, and on the lower line by the plantation
formerly belonging to the heirs of urquhart. and
now to John ID. Johnson; together with the build,
ings and improvements engines, machinery and
apparatus stock, CATTLE horses mules, carts.
husbandry. and all appurtenances of said planta-
ton.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-Cash, TO pay the
sum of forty thousand dollars, with costs attor-
news fees, and on corresponding terms of credit
to. meet the payment of one installment of i've
thousand dollars on August II, 1874 with interest
ct eight per cent from said date, with attorneys
Sheriffs ofdcs, Pointe a la-Hache, February :,
1874 u ~ Ht8A os,-,
S.,. shseie - ne Par'sA Of e1aassainss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
By s. GuinauIt.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS BOuGERE


DT =. GUISAULT, AUCTIONERR-OFFICE
GS corner of Exchange alley and Blenville street.
SATURDAY, March q, 1874, Will De so d at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AucLioneers' Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal aud Custom
house streets, by virtue of an order from the hon.
orabie the Parish Court for the PARISH OF st.
Charles, dated February g. 1874, the following prop
erty, to wit
square bounded by Frenchmen, Dauphine (late
GTeatmen), Burgundy Gate Crapsl, and Elysian
Fields streets having 81 feet inches front on
FrenchmsD street, by SO feet in depth together
with al. the buildings and improvements thereon
No 50.
!, A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND in Il. Second
District OF tins city, in the square bouDded
by Chartres, Barracks, Royal and Espls made
streets, forming the corner of Charities and Bar.
racks, measuring (French measure 50 feet front
on Barracks street by depth of 81 feet aud front
on Chartres street, together with all the brick
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting OF
a two-story brick house, having on the ground
floor three large and cellar IN the
upper story four rooms closet and gallery, with
balcony fronting Charities and Barracks streets;
two-stsry bricE kitchen and four rooms, with eel.
lars above and below, hack privies, paved yard
waterworks, etc. The whole per plans to be ex.
hibited at the Exchange.
Terms-Oneh half cash and the balance at one and
two years credit for notes bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest per annum from date until
paid, IN equal instalhnents, with the penal clause
that failure to pay the first instalment the whole
to be due aud exgbe, with the usual clause re serv
ing the vendors lien and privilege and special mort
gage on the property sold; five per cent attorneys
fees IN of suit, with the pac of non aensndo
The building to be kept insured and the policies Of
insurance transferred to the hoders Of the notes.
lie, st the expenee q the puxsAaeeEA 49, ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY. ON THR
corner of Dryades and Thaiia streets. the
Dryades market.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orie ans.
No. 80 $50.

DY TIE SUCCESSORS or Z. Z. GIR.
ID ARDkf CO.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. }. Hoey,
Auctioneer-Ofice No. II Exchange place.-SATUR.
DAY, March A. 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ. at
the Merchants and AuctioHeers' Exchange, on
Royal street. between Customhouse and Canal
streets, by virtue of an order of the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, dated February 4, 1874 ard rendered in the
above entitled matter, will be sold at public auc-
ton the following valuable property, to wit
THOSE TWO CORNER BRICK SrO RES near the
Dryades Market in the First District OF this city,
in the square bounded b. Dryades Thalia Ram.
part and Erato streets; the lot measures 30 feet
inch lines front on Dryades street. by depth,
between parallel lines and front on Thalia street
OF l0s feet inches lines and forming the corner
of said Dry AIDES aud Thala streets. The improve
ments comprise choice well built two-stoTy brick
building, with two story brick rear wings, iron cis
terms, etc. This property has been remOdeled. and
now forms two stores, known as Nos. 332 and 1884
Dryades street, with dwelling arrangements above
and in rear-an established business location. al.
most fronting the Dryades Market, and always
tain of renumerative tenants.
Terms-Onethird cash, and the remainder at
one and two years credit, with interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the day OF
sale until final payment, with the penal clause OF
five per cent attorneys fees in event OF suit, the
Improvements to be kept fully insured and policies
transferred to vendor, the whole to be secured by
vendors lien and special mortgage on the property
sod, ard purchasers to assume payment over and
above the bid of all taxes for the year 1874.
Acts of sale at the expense of purchaser before
John G. Eustis, notary public. fe7 IA q 70 mh7 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
By d. E. Morphy.
SUCCESSION OF +. s. REA, DECEASED.
econd District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 33.455.

DY ID. K. MORPHY-A. Z. MORPHY AUG
I'D tioneer.-on TUESDAY, March 81, 1874, at
and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, be-
tween Canal and CustomhOuse streets, as per
order of the Hon. A. l.. Tssot, judge of the
Second District Court for che parish OF Orleans
dated February 26 1874 the undiv ided half in
terest of the above mentioned deceased in the fol-
lowing described property
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of this city, in the square
bounded by Magazine, Eatchez Tchoupitoulas and
Gravier street aud designated by the No. I. The
said lot measures in English measure, % feet 8
inches front on Magazine street, SO feet inches
y line in depth the side of lot No. g. So feet 10
inches in depth on the side line OF lot No. 6, and
~ feet 9s inches in width in the rear and front OH
Arcade passage.
TeTms--Cash.
Act of sale before A. 4. Bienvenu, notary pub
lie, at the EXPENSE of the purchaser.
fe23 mh14 % 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
ESTATE OF SIMEON BELDEN.

UNIrgD STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
New Orleans February %, 1874. 5
T5NHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A PLURIUs
Il warrant in bankruptcy has been issued out of
the district Court Of the United States for the Dis
tr1ct OF Louisiana against the estate of Simeon Bel
den OF New Orleans in the parish of Orleans, StaSS
OF Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him, fer his use. and the transfer
OF any property by him. are forbidden by Law; that
q meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assgnees
Of his estate, will be held at q court Of bank
A. D. iS74 at IL M at the Custom house building
New Orleans, before G. s. Kellogg. Register.
- ssEri s1s Q. B. PACKARD
fe26 mhl2 r $50 CAited 6taaes MarcAa2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08

pY c. T.. GIRARDEt. AUCriOsEER-
~ ONCE No ii Camp street --sATURDsY. April
4, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the \. charles
Auction Exchange, in the basement fotuuds of
the 81. Charles Hotel, will be sold at public auc
ton, by ard in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. A. b. Tlssot. judge OF the Second District Court
Tor the parish OF Orleans, dated august 80 1878
and a supplemental order dated March 3 1874 and
rendered in the above named succession the fol-
lowing .scrlbed and valuable property to wit
THAI HANDSOME, WELL BUILT MODERN AND
COM tDRrABLE TW0STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING No. 81 Esplanade street situated in
the Third District Of this city, and IN the SQUARE
bounded by Esp anade, Royal Peace and Chartres
streets The lot measures 81 feet inches front on
bsplanada street, oy depth between parallel
lines, OF l06 feet inches. Nelgnborbood cheerful
and charming for resderce-surpas sed By none in
the city.
Terms-One-third cash; balance at one and two
years credit in noteE OF the purchaser divided AS
may be required by the administ rator bearing
eight per cent Interest per annum from date of adj
judlcatlon, and secured by privilege of vendors
lien and mortgage on the property together with
the usual five per cent attorneys fee binding the
purchaser in event that the notes given in part
payment should have to be sued upoa to enforce
payment; the Improvements to be kept Iusr red BIZ
the purchaser and the policy thereof to be trans
ferred to the holder of the notes and TO assume
the payment of all the taxi for the wear 1873 and
up to the day Of sac, and also the drainage tax
over and above the prizes of adjudication 80
Act Of sale 1t the expense Of the purchaser be.
fore Abel Dreyfous. notary public, = = :. =
mh4 6l1zI2 20 ap4 sass-S7 - SOS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
SUCCESSION or NICHOLAS DUBLo, NO. 1911

by ID. Il. MORPHY.-A. 4. MORPHY AUG
ID lioneer-Will be sold SATURDAY. April g.
1874, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctieneers Exchange, boya street, between Ca
nal and Customhouse streets, by virtue Of order
of the Hon A. L. Tissot, judge of the second Dis
tct Court for the parish of Orleans dated February
49, 1874
i. "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
all the improvements thereon rights. ways and
privileges thereunto belonging or in anywise ap-
pertaining, situated in the FIRST District of thus
city in the square bounded by Banks, Common,
DorgenOis and Rocheblave streets, designated as
lot No. of square No. 4. the said lot measures
n feet front on Banks street, by ITO in depth, be
tween parallel lines
Q. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND In the square
above mentioned, designated by the No. 2. Said
lot measures27 feet front on Banks street. by ITO
feet ia depth, between parallel lines together with
all the rights, ways and advantages thereunto be-
longing, or i'll any way appertaIning.
Tcrms-One ha cash and the balance on a credit
of twelve months; the purchaser to give his note
hearing eight per cent interest per annum, from
date of said note to be secured by mortgage on the
property Sold the improvements to be kept insured
and policy transferred to holder of the note. The
purchaser to pay the attorneys fees of five per
cent and all COSTS aud charges that may arise from
tore,loslng the mortgage gwen to secure said
note.
Act of sale before r. C. Mott, notary public, at
tue expense OF the purchaser. nh5 "a ap24