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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

A bill has just passed the Massachusetts.
legislature which is to do away with the
plan of combining the sexes in the same
prison, by providing separate buildings for
both sexes of criminals. This recommends
itself as most desirable reform, and one
which must eventually be adopted in all
the states
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

Brother Harlan has beer aroused by the
perfidious laxity of the New York Times on
the Massachusetts senatorship. 1t sees, the
preference of that decaying organ for
Charles Francis Adams with amazement.
While Mr.. A. may have ability and purity
Of character, he is not regular republican"
and per consequence he should be scorned
of men? the good man Harlan causes
his fine grinding organ, the Chronicle,
to say. What, he continues with fine senti-
ment, shall the republican party with its
glorious record of achievements" hand the
government over to the enemies, of whom
Adams is the chief panjandrum? Not if
the republican party knows itself,
and the profit of credit mobilier, San
born contracts and salary grab. But the
really orching thing that brother Har-
Ian says is this, and who can not see
the body of Sumner writhing in his coffin at
the crushing force of the comment.
1.-THE naked fact that Charles Sumner fall
tered in his duty 10 his political friends near the
close OF his life and committed the weakness of
giving aid and com tort TO the enemy, can never
Justify the state in the commission of like
folly"
Any man who could do as Sumner did
make fuss about the railroad steals, the
San Domingo robbery, the French arms
frauds, the Secor steals, the attorney gen.
erals rascalities, should be cast out, for
such aid and comfort to the enemies OF
the nobiliers? If Adams sympathize
with such narrow minded views oil
public policy, the good Mr.. Harlan
il unite right in denouncinp the Times for
even tolerating his prospective place in a
| Senate hallowed by the Flannagans, Pat
tcrsons, Mertons, Mitchell Nipples, and
intellects of that kind. Having illustrated
the deeds otdarkness done by Sumner aad
his kind, the new organ concludes:
| Mass chusetts has many capable republicans
| who would honor the state and sustain them
| selves well in the highest council chamber Of
| the nation, without going i0to the camp of the
| enemy for United States senator.
| Butler, or Simmons, for instance?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

Having read the astounding testimony be-
fore the Senate committee yesterday, don't
it occur to you that the treasury fthe coun-
try has been entrusted long enough to
banded robbers, men who think only of
peculation, from the lowest to the highest
Office in the poyernment2
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

Judge j. NJ. Edmunds, whose death is
announced this morning was a lawyer of
fine reputation in New York. He was on
the city bench some years ago but has of
late years retired from active life. He was
conspicuous as spiritualist OF very radical
views
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

In California the accumulation OF bullion
is creating a surfeit. An article from the
Alta California on the market page this
morning, explains the general stagnatlon
in specie throughout the world. The pro-
duetion on the Pacific coast is reviving and
both gold and silver are rapidly increasing
ON the market.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

one independent correspondent has come
to griar. Those eminent statesmen, Chan-
der. the besotted senator of Michigan, and
Sargant. the ring representative of Cali
forniG, fancying themselves aggrieved, have
procured the arrest Of the st. Louis Repuo-
lean Washington correspondent, for some
thing published in that journal.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

Forever, never - never, forever, Is not
only the song of the clock; it is the refrain
of the Massachusetts balloting. which goes
all, and general resignation of seats on the
part OF several great statesmen, whom the
Sentinel can name, would be borne with a
singular degree of submission by the coun-
try at large
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

Brooklyn begins to feel the moral impulse
OF the temperance movement. The hrst
sign comes in an order from The street rail-
road companies forbidding the employment
of mea in liquor, and the dismissal of those
who either drink or go where drink is sold.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

If the inconsequent results of balloon
collapse in California, Saturday, may be
accepted as the worst to be dreaded from
aerial navigation, the Graphic may drive on
its balloon project, and take over a fair share
of the summer traffic to Europe.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
Obs Seutins1.
TUESDAY. APRIL Z.

New York observes Good Friday as
legal holiday, and as a consequence there
is no reRort from the stock market or ex-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

CongressIhas promised the disheartened
south Carolinians the justice the president
denied. + hearing will begiven the delega-
ton before the Judiciary committee, and 1t is
pretty certain full investigation will fol-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

less. Very well, it is a good thing
for him. Prove your sincerity and disinter-
estedness by submitting the question to a
vote of actual property owners, or for that
matter, a vote of the entire city. That is not
generally safe way to legislste, but it may
relieve the council OF the odium which will
certainly follow the actual passage of the
ordinance. if it is again attempted. Further,
Mr.. Brown must remember that
the property-holders are not wholly
at the mercy of the council ::and that even
were the ordinance carried by the requisite
two-thirds majority; the machinery of the
law would be promptly interposed to block
the scheme. 1t is inexplicable what there
can be behind to push this business.
Even if there were a shadow of need for the
work, there is no reason for the present
haste. The members rushing it may
be very pure OF purpose, but un-
happily the public cannot construe
their action as utterly disinterested, when
they put themselves so conspicuously in OPP
position to the popular will.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07

On Monday Connecticut elects 4 state
ticket and legislature which chooses a
successor to Senator Backin gkam. The can
vass of the state has been carried on for a
month in rs1her hSelsss way, and beyond
the anxiety for senatorsanip, theze is no.ssn-
eral interest manifested The coalition of
democrats and independent republicats
which elected governor IDgersoA last year.
have combined on the saszae ticket for the
present electio n. and the battle stands
drawn on the fol Iowiug eandidates
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
RaDublican-
Den tocraue.

Far Gov'r---Chas r. Ingerson. H. b. Harrison.
Lieut.. Gov--Geroge g .sln- John + Waite
Treasurer VIM. K. aymond. u. T. Nichols.
So OF State NJ. II. San yer, J.tSA. stone.
Comp tIolfrA. X. GooG rieh, Il Ferry Packer
Against these two t. 'ere is also a prohibit
ton ticke. which will p oil about 1000 votes.
The exeellenes OF the smocratie ticket and
the straightforward tone of the platform.
although OF TIE real par issn sort. ensures
them a sweeping victory at least judging
from the signs and tokens OF oemoraliza-
ton in the republican camp. 1t is
safe to predict it. Co unecticut is
very near to M&ssachuset IS. and the
working of Grantism ever there Is depended
on to work, the final extinction of the re-
publican party as power in the politics of
the state. Even without Grantism, the re-
publicsns had worn out pablo pati enee in
the nutmeg state. There. as else where,
public Office has been made demon sliza-
ton. Honesty ana economy are cast adde,
and the vulgar practice Of the caucus
made supreme. The democrats. very wisely
appealed to the people by a year OF frugal
government, with their very best men put
forward for every place of trust and i'm
portance. Governor Ingersoll, although al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-28
.Ionr C,r,nr VS., Fraucois Lacreix.

,IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR II PARISH
Of Orleans. No. $685. BY virtue of a writ OF sei1-
are ard sale TO me d Iected by the honorable the
sixth District Court fcT The p&r-sh OF Orleans. IN
the above entitled cas-. ! will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the NeIl hanos and Auctioneers'
Exchange. RuvsI stree between Canal and Gus
tomheuse stree 70 in ria Second District OF this
citv. eu SATURDAY, 5c}v "a. 1874. at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property, 20
VI 4 CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND situated in the
Secoud District CT this CITY, n The square bounded
house streets, measuEluE hltyfour ieet folir lncnes
fiont OIL Bienvil!e s-T'e-, by ore hu'dreti ana
twenty-seven feet Two mes deep. bounded on the
SIDE toward Burgundy street by property nov OF
late If Ignace camera. acquired by the defendant
herein BY purchase from Mrs. widow Jose Nlaas
nv act passed be fore Octave de ATnas, notary pub
nc in this city, on the twenty t.tt oi April, leSo:
q. A CERTAIN O OF GROUND situated III the
Second District of this city, On Chartres street,
between 81 Louis aud Ciuti streets, having thirty
two feet front on Chartres' street. BY An Irregular
depth of about ninety six feet.
s. A CERTAIN o OF GROUND, situated IL rue
Second District Of this city, Ill the square bounded
by 1orsiere, Old Levee. Canal ard custom lo use
streets, measuring twelty-nlne ieet eleven inches
front on Old Levee street, b. seveuty-one feet four
lines deep, running fTom.old Levee 10 D0rsiere
street, on which said lot measures a front OF
twenty-uine feet eleven inches. Together with
all and singular the buildings and improvements
on said three lots of ground and appurtef ances
thereof. Which two last described properties were
acquired by the said defendant ov purchase from
j. A. LacIoix, by act passed before Felix Percy,
late rotary public in this city, on the eighth Of
July, 1851.
Seized in the above sl!t.
Terms-Cash on the spot. .
ieI6 % iv18 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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samuel Smith ct al. vs.. Southwestern

samuel Smith ct al. VS.. Southwestern
Exposition Assoc:atiOn; Delta Insurance Com
Iany VS. same; FactOls and Traders Insurance
Association VS.. same; Svlvanie Blanc, Widow
Deuegre vs. same: New Orleans Mutual In
surance Association VS.. ~same.-Sixth District
Court tor the parish of Orleans, Nos. 492Z,
Aa23, 4924, 1925, 1920.
New orleans Savings Institution vs.. same-Supe-
TOE district Court lo- the pa-lsh Of Orleans,
No. 6OI2. mia .--
Dy vIRTUE OF SIX WITS OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me dire cted by he honorable the said
District Courts for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled calsee, / will proceed to sell at
pubic auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tonhouse streets, in the Second District of this
NJ, .he following described property. to wit
L THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND, together with the improvements there
On, and the rights, ways, privileges and appur.
tenances thereto belonging, Situated IN the FIRST
District Of this city. in the square bounded by st.
Char les, Julia. Carondelet and Girod streets, meas
uring, I'D French measure, eighty feet ten inches
front Oh At. Charles street, eighty feet Elk inches
f, ont on CaIondelet street, by three hundred and
twenty feet in depth, running through the whole
measure, eighty-six feet two inches front on st.
Charles ST. ii, ny three hundred and forty one
feet five Tires in depth, running through the said
square to CarOndelet street, on which said Caron.
Gelet street it has a front OF eighty-hve feet nine
inches four linee. Beirg the same property which
Charles T. coward, as Ter the act OF sale thereof,
passed before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary pubic IN
this city, on the twenty fifth day of November
'lB7l. And also all the furniture and movables con-
tanned in said premises.
Seized il the above suits.
Terms-CashO on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
my28 jt7 % Sheriff Of :be Parish OF Orleans.
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theme Chsrles AZAretfo.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT o THE PARISH OF
Orleans, No. 586I.-By virtue OF a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the flftn
District Court for the parish of Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause. / will proceed To sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal etreet, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District OF thts
city, on TUESDAY, July q, 1874, at twelve O'CLOCK
NJ, the following described property, to W.T.
4 ORTIO OF GROUND, together WITH the
buildings and Improvements thereon, stuated IN
the Second District of this city, IN the BLOCK
bounded by Bayou road, and Esp!arade. 'isle e and
Robertson streets, measuring one hunAred ana
sevepty-nine feet on one side toward Robertson
street, one hundred and seventy four feet on the
other side toward Where street, and seventy I'VE
feet SIX inches in width, between two lines paraiiei
to Eeplanade street and Bayou, road, access 70
which portion of ground is had from Bsrracks
street, opened only through a portion OF said oioek,
as the whole appears by reference 10 plan number
TWENTY-FIVE, Of book of plans, IN the once OF a.
Dire yfous. notary public in this city; when Portlsn
of ground makes a part of q lot OF ground, meas.
uriIg seventy-fve feet six inches front on bayou
road by two hunured and ninety feet six inches 10
depth. Being the same property acquired py the
defendant herein by purchase tom the succession
Of Widow Francois DuvirDay, per act passed before
said notary, Abel D%reyfous, on the went -s'1'n
day Of March, 1852.
Seized in the above suit. .lH34
!Terms-Casho on the spot. -
je26 jyl2 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of O1leanA
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%. r. Turberp VS.. Emily Hen0. Witw of
l.,ry Dean

CoURTH DISTRICT COURT o TIE IRISH
r OF Orleans, No ~43,081.-By virtue % a ft OF
s+tzaTe and tale 70 me directed by the nomable
he Fourth District Court for the pap OF
Orleans, IN the above emitted cas: l
VII proceed TO sell at public ation'
RovaI stree bef ueen Canal and Custonsuse
streets. in the Second District of his ely on
TUESDAY, July rs, 1874. at twelve o'cioc 5.
the following described property, to wit
A o. OF GROUND, situated IN Fauilrg
Irene, IN the Second District of this cit IN
square number twenty, bounded by St. Ann fn;
son, Damaine and Prieur streets, and IL desig4ed
bv the number two on a plan made by Louis Agi,
late surveyor, dated the sixteenth of June ",
deposited in the office Of Thee. Tureaud, "A a
notary public in this city: Said lot measts
American measure, thirty feet front on st. Pc
street, bv one hundred aud ten feet in depthb-
gether with all the buildings and improvemes
thereon, rights, ways, privileges. etc thereto
appertai1 ing OF in anywise belonging, Being e
same property acquired by the defendant heG
before E. B. Hogan, notary public in this city 4
the tweBty third of May, 1871. |
y Seized in the above suit. 4
b ITerms-Cash on the spot. -.T 4
je26 jyl2 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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W. P. HARPER,
iel3 rs iyl5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
AuRuste Ohse vs.. GEORGE Uhmaher.

Auguste Ohse VS.. GeOrGe Uhmaher.
CIXrH DISTRICT COURT o PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 5288.-By virtue OF Q writ OF seiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause. l Will proceed
tv sell at pubic auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and C~ustoMhouse streets. in the Second
District of this city, Oh WEDNESDAY July Is,
1874, at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described
property, to wit
six CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, and the
rights, ways, servitudes, privileges and advan-
tages thersuntO belonging or in anywlse apper.
trict of this city, designated by the nunlt ers eight
cen, nineteen, twenty. twenty-one, twenty-five
aid twentvthree, in square number fourteen,
bounded by Morales. Crqulart, Clouet and Lonisa
streets, on a plan drawn by L. }. FremauX dated
the twelfth day Of September, 1866, and deposited
in the Office OF Edward Barnett, late notary pubic
in this city, for reference. Said lots OF ground aa-
ioin each other and measure as follows, to VII:
Lots numbers eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty
o. e and twenty.twO each thirty feet eight inches
two lines front ON Morales street, by one hun
bred and seventy ore teet three inches six lines IN
depth, and lot number twenty-thIee thirty feet
eight inches two lines front on Morales street, by
one hundred and twenty-four feet seven inches one
line in depth. English measure: Being the came
| propt rty acquired by the defendant herein 10y
purchase from the plaintiff herein, by an ACT
passed before Edward Barnett. late, notary plhile
in this city, on the twenty third OF October, 1906.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
". P. HARPER
;a1o 10 ;vI5 Sheriff of the Parish of o. ieaDs,
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o,s,aiv518 Sheriff of the PARISH OF Orleans.
.,e..A U,rchaud vs., ID. p. White.

v,IFrH DISTRICT COURT o The fa A. 4sf a
+ of Orleans; Nc, sa,Si :, tbs slI bopopable the Fifth
I pistrict Court for the parish OF o salf nt m nnb ,he
above cause, I will proceed and to au ssia as p4f EE,
auction pny.I street. between Canal and Custom
house ssEsets, II IN the i Second tsaa' at Pi sneiTs % o'e s9a5 '' NJ,
Il sp Unu a. scIibed property, to wit
'n 4 tSslSTlIs SQUARE Of GROUND, together herr, T.th
all the improvements thereon ssSfs and av ths se appnisses
privileges and ADVANTAGES thereunso o esr9sh Of
situated in West Be- sIfy city II s sg% ' orleans.
1e1IersoG. nov S orleans. designated as square
Drvades and st. Denis streets. Beng Iae from
Mrs. Marie Louise Thele, widow 4 the late ausI iste
Fremineau. yact passed before Sem Masieaa Cav Of
notary public in this city, on the tnAIse
April, 1865.
Seized in the above suit. r r.
Terms-Caaho on the spot. u.pprp
;sl3 - iyl3s Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ofieso''
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W. r. HAhT EN'
% ivl8 Sherih OF the farlsh OF N-.eHn--.
\, Rochereau & Co. W. "iiiiah rs
Wafera-

I1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR H PARISH or
II orleans, No. 5827.-By virtue OF a writ OF teIz,Ie
and sale to me directed by the honorable me run
District Court for the parish OF orleans u ~
above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at pup,
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auc,lGhe err
ESchanqe, Royal street, between Cana ana us,
tnmhouse streets. in the Second District Oh WIS
CITY, on SATURDAY, July ID, 1874, at twelve oc'ooh
NJ the following described property. 70 wiz
W CERTAIN LOTS OF GR.Onp, ,oge,nel
with all and singular the buildings ana lmpISseIi
meats thereof and appurtenances Thereon ana "
the lights, ways, servitudes, PRIVILEGES anu au.
vantaues ;bereunto belonging or in anywlse &pper'
taining, situated in the First D strict OF tniS any,
in the square bounded by julia, GiIod' bal1line
and Phiiivpa streets, designated ny the nqlnDEls
seven and eight, on a plan made oy y"sepn rl ne,
late surveyor, dated fifteenth OF May, lSi4, aho u e
nosited in the office of g. R. Stringer, ate notary
white in this city, and measuring, each. tWehtH,
S ,rr f-et front on Philippa street, by one hu1dred
and sixty feet III depth, between palallei 4nes.
Ring the same property acquired by Une ueleNa
ant Herein by purchase frou the =
]; F; Pepin, as per acI ,! 1hhlEis.ii ia tits city, OIL 5he
tenth of May, 1911
Seized III the above suit.
Terlns-Cash on the spot. u,pprp
o,e % irsl IA Sheriff of the Parlsl or tieaLs.
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Voc
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 6iS3-By virtue of q writ of
seizure and SAFE to Le directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, ] will proceed to Sell
at public auction. at ire Merchants and Auc.
tioneels' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustoInhOuse streets, in the Second District
of this city. on TUESDAY, July %, 1874, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, tie following described prop
l.: CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon and the
DISTINCT of this city, IN the square bounded by
Ursulinee. BouI bon, Dauphine and st. Philip
streets. having. French measure. thirty feet front
on UrsulHes street. by one hundred ard twenty
S. DeBesson. OF assigns, and Oh the other side by
uroperty OF Marguerite De Condreaux, Widow
Robert. or assigns.
2. ANOTHER CERTAIN O OF GROUND, with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in the said Second District of this city, IN the
st. Philip streets, forming the west corner OF uIsu-
lines and Marais streets, and measuring thirty
feet eight inches front on Marais street. by one
hundred and seven feet eight and q half inches in
depth AID front on UIsulines street, one hundred
and twelve feet five and a half inches on the
southwest Inc, and .hlrty-four feet one inch Oh
the rear line. Being the same property acquired
by the defendants herein by purchase from q. l..
Boutiu and P. A. Boutin, per act passed before p.
c. CuveIlier. notary pubic in this city, on the st
Gav of March, 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash On the spot, TIE purchaser assam
ing, over aud above his bid, a mortgage III iavot OF
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana 10 secure fifty
shares tuow reduced 10 forty seven sbares) OF the
capital stock OF sad tank, and bearing on the
property firstly described.
ie26 iyl2 % Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.