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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleanso
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Citizens Bank Of louisiana VS.. .Mrss
Fanny Burnstein Joseph and Edward Aaron
Philip Burnstein, as tutor and individually
actual possessors), and Mrs. Teresa Barnett
cuPERi el DISTRICT COURT FOR TBE PARIsE
- of Orleans, No. o. l99.-By virtue of . writ os
seizure and sale, directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, to w. p Harper, late
sheriff. and by said late sheriff to me transferred
I will proceed to sell at public auction. at the Nero
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. in the
Second District Of this city, on WEDNESDAY, Feb
fuary 10. 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ the following
CkRTaIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Second h District T OF tins city in the square
Louis streets, and designated by the number Sevo
enty.three. on partic ular plan deposited in tho
office Of p. Lacoste. formerly . notary pubSic ir
this city, which lot, according TO said pano meazS
xres nineteen feet pine and half inches front ON
Levee street. by depth ofone hundred and forty
eight feet eight inches, and nineteen feet ten and
. hal: inches in width in the = arg togethey with
rwe hundred and ninety shares of mortgage stOcEO
sev seventy and two Hundred and a sens ns ~ns
shares of mortgage stock tbeysto Sttsc&e1 t@ Sa8
number seventy threes
Seized In the above suIes
TeIms-.The purchaser "a tf1flesh 8 ses.fs Is0ep
For the sum Of three thousand four hundred anG
eighty dOars, falling due OH the hrst of Maeo ss.o
aud renewable according to thee charter of tho
Citizens Bank, and the balance cashs The puso
chaser to assume all obligations and response b1so
or ckhOlOerS or the C1t1Zen6 Bank LOuiaC
iana and the stock note SO furnished 10 be $depNo
fed with the following acts, to wits
|. Three acts of mortgage and p.icc oysensS
passed by Dominique Seghers in favor Of the Citbo
zens Bank Of Louisiana, before Eelis Grma, noe
tary in this city, respectively OF !;e foSrtls os
March, 1887, the tenth of January and Ok sts8
twenty -second Of February 1893.
2. An act Of transfer of mortgage ~ said 20
Seghers in favor of the Citizens Bank 81
passed before the late Charles Boudousi.ie. notary
public in this city. on the q: s!arcss
1912.
3. An act OF iieision OF mortgages - estate. .? ~
Seghers with said Citizens Bank. passed. Before
said late notary. G. Boudousquie. .H She t~en::.
second Of October. lss9; and With the k.es;S ss&
ErGESH V:AG1iMsy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09

Below. COMING UP.-Five Norwegian
6arks are in the river below, ready 20 come
mp. Three are from st. Thomas, one from
Lisbon and the other from TaryagonA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09

Hypolite Cazes Va. Randolph Pavageau.
0IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. Grizzly virtue of writ of feri
faciae. to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and AuctOneers'
tomhouse streets, in the second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. January g. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. of an irregular
form, together with the buildings and improve.
this city. in the square bounded by Robertson,
Claiborne, Esplanade and Bayou road designated
by the mum Der four on particular plan drawn by
uary a. 1874. annexed to act OF June 4, 1874 be-
fore g. Pollock, late notary public in this city,
fes fanr niche. front on Rohsrtson srest At ds
lance of one hundred and twenty feet from Es-
planade street and extending in depth on the side
Of said latter street and on line perpendicular to
Robertson street. one hundred and twenty seven
feet ten inches four lnes thence running at right
angles toward Bayou road ON a line parallel to
Robertson street, which separates it from lot num-
Der three through the projected Barracks street;
one hundred and twenty-five feet eight inches
thence, at right angles on this last line toward
Robertson street up to tne jupctiOn Of the line of
lot number six toward this last street. thence run
ming toward Esplanade street on q continuation of
the laat mentioned line, distance moro Or less of
eighty seven feet, and thence running forty six
feet six inches toward Robertson street. The
whole ~ described in an act of sale from Milford
PirOn 10 Laurie Pavageau, before Pierre COudrain.
late notary public In this city, January 81, 1853.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District of this city, in the square bounded
by Bayou road, Robertson, Claiborne and Ursulines
Streets measuring about thirty three feet front
Bayou road, by depth of about one hundred and
thirty eight feet nine inches on the side OF Cai-
borne street, and of one hundred and fortysx feet
four inches on tho side of Robertson street; which
property was acquired by defendant from Mrs.
Leocadie Hazeur. wife of Nelson Psvageau, as per
act before o. Do AImas. notary public, dated
August "a, 1870
Seized in the above suit.
Terms--Cash Oh the spOt.
EUGkNE WAGGAMAN,
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JOHN CHICO DEAD--Last Christmas John
Chico was nearly killed by an unknown
hand in the Second District, and Thursday
evening died in the Charity Hospital. The
body Of Chico, found back of Algiers in De-
cember was his brother
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09

1 TRYING New LINE OF BUsINEss.-Ser'
eant +. Bahncke, an old and efficient mem
Yer of the police, grew tired of MetrOpoli-
hn life, and so determined 20 branch out in
ne " line. He rendered his resignation,
Ind at once embarked in the Progress, No.
% Exchange alley, where he is anxious to
zee his thirsty friends. Bahncke has good
record, so it is hoped that he will meet with
Deserving success in his new departure.
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ErGENH NAtNi.flH.
Civil shessiI Of 1hs psI3s:. Of ils:ss.:s.
ias rs . fel6

Bnytheleiny BeOubny vs.. ssiarie Brooke
now the wfe OF Alexander Hils
EiXTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH cT
- Uyleana, No. .0l1.>Br Sir.ue of =. "Tst ot Ssisp
ire and sail, to me directed by fi0 honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans 81
the above entitled cause, will proceed 10 seq aS
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctsoneersf
Exchange. Royal street, between CanaS and Cuso
tomhouse streets. IN the Second D.tTGs % thiS
city. on SATURDAY, January .. S... at tweivE
o'clock NJ. the following described rropey;y, 81
CERTAIN Tor Or PARCEL or xRorSte
situated in the square bounded by Jossp aine. SO
Andrew, Plaquemine and Prytanix etreets, irs tbs
Fourth District of this city. and ueas,s.ng opa
hundred and seven feet nine inches front on sai8
Josephine street. one hundred and sixty 8 We fees
seven inches two lines in depth Oh the line toward
Prytania street, one hundred and sixty sight feeS
and three .fourths Of inch in depth Oo the line
toward Plaquemine street, and one hundred and
seven feet eleven and half inches wSlth n tbs
rear, American measure. together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, without exc
ception or reservation. Which property belOngS
to the defendant herein by means of the purchase
she made thereof from George W. Oliver assignes
of the creditors Of the late firm Of g. We Oliver
Co.. as appears by an act passed on the third &c
April 1858, before James Graham. nOtaTrsVbUS "a
this city.
seizsd in the above suit. &
TerMs-Caah On the spot.
kUGBKB wAGsiMAR,
Civil Sheriff of the Parry %. &tIesrsb
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SHERIFFS SALES.


Otto Henry Roke y. suecession. Of Fred a
&lXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of orleans. No. 7l72.-By virtue of q writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed to seis
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auction :
Customhouse streets, in the Second District of
this CITY, On WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described property
to wit
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. with the building (
ana improvements thereon situated in the Thir
District Of this city, designated by the numbers
one. two. three and four III the square bounded by
Greatmen. klmre, Craps and Desire streets on q
plan OF Faubourg Montreuil, drawn by H. Surxi.
civil engineer. dated twenty sixth Of February
ence; which said lots adjo,n each other and meas.
ure each, according to said plan, thirty feet seven
inches front on Greatmen street. by one hundred
feet deep, lot number one forming the corner Of
Greatmen and Kmire Streets which lots Of round
were acquired by the late Frederick Losberg as
from the succession of William Schlottmann per
act OF A. d. DorOcourt, notary public in this city
dated the twenty fourth of August, 1872; and lots
numbers three and four from the sheriff Of this
parish at public sale made by the latter on thss
twelfth of September 1868, by virtue OF and in
to him directed by the honorable the Second Dis
trict Court of New Orleans, In the matter of the
succession of the late Henry Halter deceased,
suit in partition. No 1874 of the docket of said
court. the deed of which sherti's sale is recorded
in the clerks Office of said court in deed book No
1olio s34 and IN the conveyance office BOOB siGkss
six. folio 593.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WlGGAMago
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09

II IS Nor ORNAMENTAL.-On the Latay-
b street side of the City Hall is carefully
ked mass of stuff that may, perhaps, he
led mortar. 1t has been there several
lnths, and if it is not taken away soon
spoil. Please Messrs. Mayor and Ad-
bistrators give that mass Of dirt to some
6y who will haul it off. 1t is not orna-
ntal, nor is it useful IN its present state.
SAILOR DRowNED.-Early yesterday
)rning John jackson, q sailor cook on the
tish ship Vicksbnrg, accidentally fell off
et vessel and was drowned in the river.
e body was recovered few hours after
j accident.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.


Notice.-Omce of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company. New Orleans. January &, ls75.-The regu.
lar election for director: g :hs company viii
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 2P.M.
ja7 St H. PBRALTA. Secretary.
Once jefferson City tiaslight Company,
corner st. Charles and NAPOLEON avenues, New Or
an eie ,tion Of board directors Of ths Jefisrson
City Gashght Company for the ensuing wear will
asd ny Inc On ts the
jas St CHARLES HERNANDEZ. Secretary.
Office Of the Crescent City Gaslight Com.
pany, NO. 50 Camp street (up stars)-New Orleans i,
ments Of this amended charter and bylaws of the
Crescent City Gaslight Company, the annual cleo
ton OF Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
VIII be held Oh TUESDAY, the twelfth day Of jan
uary 1879 at the office of the COMPANY in this city,
between the hours Of 10 A. ~ and spM
,s ., % ), John q CONWAY. Secretary.
Office of the Lafayette Fire Insurance
COMPANY. New Orleans. December %, l874.-Tha
annual election for twenty five directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will take place at the office of
the company No. 5e4 Magazine street, on MONDAY,
3PM
de3O 10: LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
The Stockholders of the New Orleans
Butchers Hide and Talow Company hereby
notified that the annual election of directors for
the company, No. lo3 South Peters street. ON NON
DAY, January II, 1875 at P. N.
BY order of the President.
JAS JEAN BERfHIN.
Office Firemen's Charitable Association,
New Orleans January l875-Baard Of Delegates
regular quarterly meeting. MONDAY. January H.
at P NJ. in the hall OF Louisiana Hose mpany.
jas C. G. FLANAGAN, Secretary.
Office POntchartrain X abroad Company,
New Orleans, December 81, l874.-NOtice 10 hereby
given that the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the POntchartain Railroad Company will be held
on the 1HIRTIETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1875, be-
tween the hours of 8 A. N. and p NJ. for the
election OF directors to serve during the ensuing
year. JOHN 8. LAFITrE,
jail 800 THOMAS II. HUNT, Directors
GePsnanin National Bank, New Orleans.
December %, l874-At meeting of the Board of
Directors, held this day. semi-annnal dividend
Of SEVEN AND OSEHALF PER CENT was de-
clareh payable to tho stockholders on demand.
desc It HERM. ROEHL Cashier
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Office Firemen's Charitable Association,
New Orleans, January :, 1s75-Board Of Delegates
regular quarterly meeting. MONDAY. January II
at 7 P. NJ. in the hall of Louisiana Hose Company.
Jas G. G. FLANAGAN, Secretary.
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Notice.-Ohace Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, New Orleans. January g. ls75.-The regu.
held at this Office on MONDAY, January IL, 1875,
between the hours of 10 A. N. and 2P M
ia7 81 H. PERALTA Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09

GePmanin National Bank, New Orleans,
December %, l874.-At meeting of the Board Of
Directors held this day. q semi ANIMAL dividend
Of SEVEN AND ONE.HALF PER CENT was de-
clared. payable to tho stockholders on demand.
desc 1t HERM. ROEHL, Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-09


To understand this matter fully, iee US
suppose that to-day az Springfield the Re.
publicane, who wanted only a few more
votes 60 have a majority in tho House,
should enter that body with mob Of armed
followers, should declare Cullom Speaker,
and then by yell vote of the miscellane.
Gus assemblage and mob should exclude
ten Democrats and Independents, and al.
init the cOntesting claimants Of their party,
and then elect Cuilom Speaker by their aid.
and declare themselves the organized House
of Representatives of Illinois, and next I'M.
dertake. by means Of the armed rabble in
the lobby. TO prevent the withdrawal of the
outraged Democrats. threatening to shoot
any Democrat who left the hall, the pro.
ceeding would be exactly a counterpart Of
what the Democrats undertook to perpe.
trate upon the Republicans in Louisiana on
Monday last. Would the Republicans Of
Illinois have submitted to the outrage |:
Would not those present at the capital
promptly redress the wrong by forcibly ex.
pelling the cut throat mob and the usupers
Now. as to the use of the military, We are
utterly opposed to the military interference
of the United States in any civil matters, or
in any State controversies except under the
circumstances provided in the constitution.
We have repeatly expressed our opinion Of
the Kellogg government: we have no re.
spect for State government which ls only
maintained by the force of federal bayo.
nets. But one wrong and one outrage can
not Justify or be treated as q precedent for
another. 1t the laws Of Louisiana author.
ize the Governor of that State to protect
the two houses of the Legislature from in.
vasion or disturbance, or the presence of
men who have no legal authority to be
there, and the Governor has authority, as
the executive. to protect those who are
members from being overawed and out
voted by those who are not members, and
that - executive he has authority to EN-.
pose Kellogg had authority to request Cen
erl Emory for . militsry force equal to tkis
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The Weather and Rivers.
The following is repor. OF the weather
and rivers at 3:i3 z NJ. local time fo.da1:

GIJICE METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvZR,
New orleans. January 8. 1873.
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Civil Sheriff ot the Parish OF Orlqaess
tlel9 81 ja9 20
, 1875-04-20
SPECIAL NDTIEES.

-"
l,r. ScIlenclz's Standard Remedies.
Tho standard rc,cdIes f,r all diseases Of thu lnnss
schoErta ran,enlo Syrup. tcheurE's Sea Wcpd 1oun.
aud Schsaek't Mandrako l! and, II tacn hotorc tts
luuxs destroyed. snoedy eu,o IL cGcrtcI.
70 thc,c tsco 1necinos Dr. J. H. Scbcuek. OF r:..!
doph!. his unsrslle1 in thu tscatent ot
pulmonary dlaeases.
Tho F!nonlo Syrup rtpcn4 thu rIorbd matter In th7
lungs; throNs 1t oil Ay cary ustctpr,n fD"
the php3m matter + r1pu Flight cough Will
throw oil tho atiBnt has rest. md thu lungs heCn t
hshl.
To rni1n this Putmnnto fJ1,r TO do thl', Soacnsk'l
Mandrake lls n,d heheuclf Soa Weed Tonic ilts; bs
frr y usc to tlcants tho stomach ami Eer. Ec:lsacks
Mandrake Pulls tho liver, removing all otstfuc.
tu relax tho gall bladder TIC bills sa1ts i.c,ly, a.d
tho lrcf Is relieved.
Schcack's soa Wred Tnnlo Is gaHtle anufnnt and
alterato tho nka Of which Is cusnposed tses Wiz
this tu md prevents snufiny. II asls.s the tIrettia l.
tnnlne up Tho ssemac: to hetity oatdon 70 1aa the
food and the pu!uon!u Syrup will .aic good o4nd t!a
ths lungs bsal. md the patient Will ruEey get well II
IL takcn to prevent ftesh cold.
All who w1siI 10 consult Dr. Hehenck, t!tcF personally
OF by iel.er do At Ills principal et*rc, Ut
Sikh and A1ch-sta., rhilade!rlil. ovosy Monday.
Schrnrka medicines sol bT all dsugxtets through
out thu country.
, 1875-04-20
PRESENTMENT OF DEATH,
Mr.. nEEc1iED EIpIAINH TUfa TYrTpu

Q-Thtn cont1thb letter 10 btrs. T1!tou Of lilo tam
date; amy Dean slHs T1troa 1yAen RAW you Lat
did not e1pcct s.er to sou s9an or 10 bs s,i1e
many days. tod was kntlcs 10 me than were my own
thoughts" What were yDur own shoughts 10 which
you rrierrol st tls& unle7 A.Those tIat bad juut
mentioned. IEesent1ucnt OF leath ~ rtspccts Lath
her and lnyself didut belase sha would uve long.
Q.-Kell, in regard to yourself, nsst. Had you any
idea that you going TO 10 o4ert4keu guddsuly by
death Z AL did, good many tllnes.
Q.4-Wcll how uttenf AL could not count khon1,
t1f. but II u moi III uncommon thing,
Q-syeu. on what day did yon apprehend sudden
dcath1 A.-wel. 1t thosc ttmea es!drat,y undot tile
exceeding pressure snd exceeding anxiety that felt.
q. lrsadiue]--"aod wa4 kinder 10 the than we1o
my own thoughts" Inst IMPLIES that your own
thoughts we're uukind. Cau you sxplain thstF A.
Well does not really 10 nue. to need xplsnhi0n,
6us w naka T. ooi Wiz kinder to ms than i
thought He would b.. ......- IT,
Q.-ws!l, II man spprehends sudden daaah from
spopleay o. from tIouhls, do you think lis thoughA
ara unkind toward hiuse1f3 A.-Nrl, sr, that u u
s1rrrsAton hAt would b. tolerated. tn literature Hith-
out batag
dCRuI1NIzKD yKEY CIJoaELf.
Q-ls did pot fefbt Vt VI tu tskig4 your aWn hfs7
A.-Oh, no, EtE.
Q.-uH, tnaaunu.aa you xprreiende1 sudden dsash,
did yon7
q. IrcaAiua}-"Ths FREUD whom aud ss,at 10 sus
llf. Nuu!lon lRs pFosst al'oys s othet ftend4 tat
ever Lad nile aud stllpg TO hslp mo III !his Yer.
Up she steFm tass w ready 70 bsrt upon our he.d
4'se @Aes ss . - =: s:k:s = y s T., xAa m
, 1875-04-20

That rrent educator, profound thinker, and
vigorous writer, lIorbnt Spencer, has visely saih
=" As vigorous health sad It's accompanying hl.1
sriiits are larger elements of ha;uli,css that
my other things wliaseses the teaching how 10
maintain them. u q teaching that yieid4 to no
O:her Whatever" This IN ha,lnh sentiment, uni
one great want OF the prcsent nga III tho po,t,la--
izatlon Of physiological, byEienic alt,l medical
scIence. No .Bubiecs Is morn p1actical, ,-ro1l,
cunes nearer huIno to every mnn Esld &ulnn ts,al,
This. The I'eopla'a cntntnoM Stnso ,lotica,
ADVISER, III Plain English. nr 3fcdc..o >:imp!,-
;iod. lly Il. Y. Iorco. ". D., IA boo!t vel cal
culstcd to Hupply rnaitfcs. want. ami viii prorn
a1a:uontiy uEofu. to tho masser. 1t con,rias
wuol-cu,s n1!d tlno coloreA pateB, In pr.4t.d
upou good paper. and vol ho.l1ld. II IL i c0i,l-
peto compendium Of anatomical, physiological.
hytrentc. ntd medical science. md enlLu.lir3
department. Il hes been The a,.thos's AIM 10
male the work Instructive To tha 1Iasao:. s:ll
hence the use Of technical scrtlA 1nB berb. n
far as portiblc.. avoided, a,.d every h,,bjece
brought within The co : comprehension nf NIL.
An elevated moral tone pcryaaes the entire heck.
While II freely discusses, III {. scientific mannor.
tho origin soproductiou and tloveOI tnoa. or
man. It dooH not caller to depEayed aastel. ptr-
ycrtcd PASSIONS, or Idle curionitJ. bu. tn ata III
chasto and thorough manner, MI tuBo tte!cat..
which ac1raintA III with tho tacans for preser1-
Ing health. sud furnishes Incentives to lIiGhc"
anI noblov life. Tho auth1r, who is alao the
publisher OF hiA work, anticipating n very large
sale for it. has issnea 20,tlf' copies tor tho Irst
edition. an,l IL thus ennbsetl 10 o1lerit trost-
paid) ct S1.50 per ccpy,-a rrico leAs TINA tia
actual cost Of 10 largo book. tt published Ill
only osdInary-at.ed editions. Tho large laulocr
Of .nbBcr.be.H received for 1t III advance of ita
rubcn.iou, has very nearly oxhau4sea tho frat
edition almost M soon a out, aud tl1oae de,tr-
iug a copy Of It Will do we'll to address tho
author, nt I'ufTAlo, y. T., without lc31v.