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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11


GoGchaux.
SCeEHloS DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
~ OF Orleis No 20 .l8By s.tu. of VIII, of fl ri
iaciss !" directed bs tho honorable the ST.
p.:of District Court for the pa IRISH of Orleans in
the above entitled g. for city taxes of 1874 ]
Vii. proceed 10 sell at public auction at She MeI-
chants alf Auctione'rs' Exc. ange, Royal SIR ct,
between Cana! and 'nste house streets. in the
Seconc District Of this city, on TUESDAY, july
y, RS a. twelve o'clock NJ. tho following de-
kCribts property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated IN tho
Second District of this city. in square number
thirty two. bounded by Canal, Dorsiere. Custom.
house ard CbaItTes streets dc sgnated as pant Of
iot mum s9r H:e measuring invent y.one I, ct on
Canal stIect, by one handled ana . irty feet IN
depth.
GEE CERTAIN iIr OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District OF this city. in square number
sixty four. bounded by Bienville. Royal Cont and
Bourbon streets, designated lot numb, TWEEN
y, measuring forty nine feet on Bienvie street.
by sIxtv five feet in depth.
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Second District of This city. in square number
.Nentv-tSo. bounded by recatur, Dumaine,
Char;reS and Madison streets, designated Ms lot
lumber six, Measuring twenty one feet on Dec;si ur
street, BIZ seventy-fve feet in depth.
one CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Secon District of This city, in square number
Twenty thee bounded by Char tres Madison ST.
Ann aGd Decatur streets. aes grated lot number
eleven, measuring forty four feet on %ha1tres
street, BY seventy five feet Oh Madison street.
Seize d il .lc .bove suit.
Il rM.-Cash on the sprt.
EUGsNY WaGGAMsr.
,e?5 ivii - Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF .,rasns
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Estate
of Calvin c. Sampson.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. .3,92i:-By virtue of writ of
;eIi facas direct ed by the honorable he SUI
perior District Court for the parish of Orleans IN
the above entitled cause. for city taxes of 1874.
Will proceed 10 sell at public auction, at le
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Roy al
street. between Canal and CustomhOuse streets,
i'll the Second District of this city, on MONDAY,
August ? 1915, at twelve o'clock NJ, .he following
described property, to wit
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city in SQUARE mum Der
fifteen hundred and six. bounded by Hope, London
avenue. Habana and Law streets, measuring two
hundred and twenty three feet by three huadred
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
III the Third District of tins city in square number
fifteen hundred and two, bounded NY Habana,
London avenue, Hope and Duels streets measur-
ing three hundred and nineteen feet by three Lu,.-
dved and twenty feet.
Seized in the above suit
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
ESQ jyli aui Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlesns
The City of New Orleans vs.. Herman &.
Duncan.
GrPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, Nos. 50 708 and sc G,9-By virtue OF
two writs of feri facas to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for the par
ish of Orleans. in the above entitled causes, for
city taxes OF 1873 and 1874 will proceed to sell a:
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
cfV ON Juy M ISIS ae t Ss
o'clock NJ. the following described property. to
wit
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
Der four hundred and eleven. bounded by St
Charles, valence. Apollo and Bordeaux streets,
measuring one hundred feet on st. Charles street,
by one hundred and eighty-s fix feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
iel6 yIi "a Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of 0rle,rs
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lIOcNte a. COrdeS vs.. August Heller !Or
Anseime Helier).
SlXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No G!28-By virtue of writ of ieri
facias directed b. the honorable the Sixth District
Court for tn. parish of Orleans in the above emit
tied cause, 10 ". p Harper. late sheriff, and by
said late sheriff to trans ferred will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Aucrioneers' Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and Customhouse streets. the Second
Distric: of this city, SATURDAY. July II. 1875
at twelve O'Clock NJ. the :cllOwin. described prop
erfv. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROJED with all the
improvements thereon, rights, privileges, customs,
ways servitndes, and whatever else may be there.
unto belonging or in auywise apperta ming, situa
ted in the Second District this city, in the square
bounded by Benville. White, Cont and Broad
streets, designated by the number five on sketch
annexed to an act from Mrs. Ann Boucher, widow
of George Tree, to Dennis Kelly. passed on the
twenty third of JULY 1866, before William Shannon,
notary public in this city. Said lot measur es
thirty feet front on Fienvie street. by one hun.
dred and eight feet three inches four lines in pit.
between parable! Ines, ard being part of the prop
erty acquired by Mrs. Anna Maria burst, wife of
Aneelme Heller from Mrs. Ann Boucher. widow of
George Tree. late of this CITY, deceased, per
passed before said notary, William Shannon, OF
the twenty-thrd of July, 1866; registered in the
conveyance office of this city. O.Ok 81 folio 395.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ie;J 20 iva I. Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orie,ns
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SHERIFFS SALES.
1he City Of New Orleans 70. josep



W. Carroll.
SUPhR10R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. s82.9-By virtue 0: .
wrt OF he1i fac,as TO me- directed by the honorable
me superior District Count for the parish OF Or
ieass IN the above entitled cause for city taxes
OF ~ viii proceed to sell public auction at
.he Merchants ard Auctioneers' Exchange Royal !
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets in
me second District Of this city on FRIDAY, July
~. 1912, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the follow.n. de.
scribed property. to wit
ONE CEhTAIN LOT OF GROUND, .i.ca.sa in
me FIRST District OF this city, in square number
Two Ln9dIed and thirty. bounced by Perdido
Ha.ed a, lot number II ne. mt Assuring twenty-s.x
teen feet in depth
ONE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated
IA me FOURTH District of this city. in square nam.
oef one hundred and eighty. bounced by FIRST
Chestnut, Coliseum and Philip streets designated
az 10Y letter b measuring enc hundred ana
iwsilty.el2ht On First rect by cn. n,iruced and
eights-three feet in depth.
seized in the above SUIT
!.Gms- Cash GA the spot.
EUGENE wAGIAMsH.
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The State of Louisiana vs.. A. III. D'Meza.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
tieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, for State taxes of
1871, will proceed to sell AT pub ic auction. the
Merchants and AuCtioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the Second District of this city, FRI
DAY, July 49, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. the fol.
lowing described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third DlsriC! of this city, in square number
eleven huhdred aud ninety bounded by Esplanade.
Bayou road, Toht ana Rocheblave streets, measuI-
ing sixty fee; on Esplanade street. b sixty fe.
deu,h.
SeiZ.d in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spst.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
e!. q jyi6 Civil Sheriff OF She Parish of O,laans
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1hc City OF New Orleans VS.. Elijah Peaie.
AUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF New Orleans, No. .6,2i5.--By virtue of a
writ OF fieii facias to me directed by the hon.
"raDjs the superior District Court Tor the PARISH
Of % leans, in the above entitled cause for city
iaAes OF 1914 will proceed 20 sell at public auc.
loE at the Merchants and AuctiOneer,' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Customhonse,
streets III tho Second District of this city, Fri.
DAY July 80. 1873, al twelve O'Clock NJ, the follow.
ing described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the FIRST District Of this city Ia square number
one hlndied and ninety-nine. bounded by Coli
scum, Euterpe. POiynula and Prytania Streets
designated as lot number eight, measuring eighty
seven feet on Coliseum street, by one hnnared and
seventeen feet in depth; lot number nine meas.
uring eight, five feet on Co-t UNI street ty on
hundred and sxty-seven feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Te.ms-Caeh the spot
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

The City ~ New Orleans -. Charles
heeot same vs.. same; eame We. same; same
vs. saIs; same Va same; same VS.. same; sams
". same; same vs.. same; same e. same: SAINT
Vs. sans; same VS.. same same VS.. same.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, Nos 10 $50, % 259, 0O1S, % 438
2tie8. II GIL $50, 50742 Is 295 Sl237 s2s and
e90lt-By virtue of twelve writs of feri facias to
me directed BY the honorable the Superior District
Court for tho parish OF Orleans. in the above ent
tied causes for city taxes of 1885, 1867, 1865 1863
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
torhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, OF TUESDAY, July D. 1875 at twelve O'Clock
d.. the following described property, to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city in square number
ant ursuiines street, designated as lot number
twenty four. measuring thir,y-tue feet on st
7ail,p street rect by eighty eight test in depth.
the second district Of this city. in square number
one hundred and seven. bounded by Hospital Ram.
part Burgundy and Barracks streets, designated
on Hospital street, BY one hundred and twenty
feet in depth.
osE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District Of this city in square number
seventy eight bounded by Hospital, Dsuphius
Bon,bon aud Crsulines streets, designated as lot
number fourteen. measuring thirty two feet On
sH os GkerSb aepth
the Second District OF This city. in square number
a,:g ssv.n founded by 8. Philip, ROYAL. Bourbon
'shc "umslns streets designated az lot number
eight. measuring thirty feet Oh st. Philip stIeet
By sky i've teen in Cepfh.
ONE LOT OF &ROnSD, situated in the First
District of this city. in square number four hun
iret. and thirty four. bounded by Claiborne Pal
myra, Gasquet and Derbigny streets measuring
t"en:S.siX feet on Claiborne AtIeet, by one hun,
dred and siX teet ia depth.
Seized II the above suits.
isiins-C.sh oa the sno':
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GrPERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF orleans, No. %, Il0.-By virtue of an ALA,
VIM OF herl !itclas 10 me directed by The honorable
me superior District Court for the parish of or,
Itans IN the above entitlei cause, for city taxes
ci l0,i wil proceed TO sell at publ auction at
the Merchants and Auctionecrs' Exchange ROY al
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
tne second Distriet of this city. on FRIDAY July
scrlhed prop. rty to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
tne FIRST District of this city, in square .uuibe
si4tyhve. bounded BIZ Tchou pitOrl.s .rav,er
refers and Satchez streets designated as lot mum
Der nine, neasnrp. torty-one feet on Tchoup.
'onias street, by Sixty -oae feet nine inches front
on Graver street.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in
the First district OF this city. in square number
one hund red and seventy.three boundea by Pow.
dras, Camp, st. Charles and Commercial place
designated as lots numbers twenty five and
t"ehty'slS Eeasur Dg ioIty-thiee feet Oh Poydras
street, nv ninety three feet in depth.
Seized il the above suit.
1eIms-Casi On the spot.
EUGENE wAGGANAS
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Southern
Syrup Manufactory.

-. =. EUGENE WATUANAH
SEQ yll aul Civil EheI if of the Parish of o.
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Mrs. VI. l.. Eroughton Us. William Is.


EUGENE WAGGAH2E
els y ID 81 Ciyi, Sheriff OF the Parish Of OEleh.s
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The City CT New Orleans VS.. Francis

EUGENE wAGGAHAE
iy3 - l. aus Civil Shert. of The Parish Of Orleans
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THE City OF New Orleans vs., MAYER
GO1chau1

EUG5NT NAEWAMAN,
is": VII :, Civil sheriff OF the Parish of Orlean
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EINENK " AUFS MAN,
i.2; iyIl 2. Civil, Sheriff tie Parish of Orleana
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Ambroisc Grnbert VS.. John Stewart.

EUTENE " HTJAMNSe
iec6 !y II 20 C.. Sheriff of the Parish -; Orleans,
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Estate


jy6 II 10 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish If Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Benjamin
POydlaS.


.!" y:l 10 81 Civil She riff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. 1:eorxe VI,

EUGENE wAGIANsE
le2'i yll ~ Civil Sbert. of the Parish of O-Isa,
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w. w. nandiin Va. Joaquin Ro.irixue.s

aTV'AMdNe
te2y y3S u Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of prleaA0
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bJucNS W aGGAMAN.
je!5 ivii - Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Drles,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-06
THEFOURTH
An Old-FashiOned and Enthusias-
tic Celebration of the Natal
Day Of the Republic
Everybody at the
Front.
Immense Crowd of Negroes at the
Old Fair acknowledgements
of Generals Pillow, For
rest and Others.
Speaking at Court Square - A
Great Gathering of the People
-Picnics of the H8Rner-
chOr and st. Peters
Orphan Asylum.
Scenes and Incidents on the
Streets-B0n Fires-A Forty
eight Hour Ecu de J0ie-
Liberal Display Of
Bunting-EtC.

Yesterday was intensely hot. 1t was
q scorcher. Yet the streets were, all day,
filled with people, and the whole popu-
lstioG surrendered itself TO the spirit OF
the "dsy we celebrate" PicDics were
in order and every park and available
place in the neighborhoOd OF the city
was filed with hOlidsy-ciad crowds who
seemed bent on making the most Of the
occasion. The Ole fair ground was the
principal point OF attraction on account of
the white speakers who had consented
to assist their colored fellow-citizers in
celebrating the day, and the largest
number Of persons were there cOngre'
gated. The colored people had ether
picDics, hu5 this was by long odds their
best display. The white people enjoyed
themselves in many ways, the Germans
at the M&nuerchor picnic. and the IIish
at the picnic OF st. Peters orphan asy
lum. Court square at night was great
point Of attraction with all classes, and
the speeches of the several orators we're
we'll received. FiIingiand the popping Of
crackers was continuous for fOrty-eight
hours. There were quite 3 number Of
bOnfires, few places were illuminated,
many flags were displayed, and only
one ortWO accidents married the general
10y. We may, therefore, vote the
Fourth q success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-06
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS.
Houses UHTOOsed at Lebanon sBd shade
frees Blown BOWn-A Terrible
WsfeF-VDaUf in Ruth.
eFfosd County.
Nashville BanLes.1

Nashville BanLes.l
NASHVILLE, July 4.-Lebau0n was
visited by a revere RtOrGl Of wind and
rain Friday. The courthouse WAS par
TALLY unrOofsd, the wind getting under
the tin roof and iiftirg il IS easily as if
it had been paper. 1ne Drjfo0s block
was again sufferer, being stripped Of
part of its Roof. This seems to he avery
unfortunate block, as it is visited by
every herd wind that blows 4 great
many fine shade trees were blown down
in the various yards about town. Corn
was fRtteDed, and wheat shocks blown
down. Justice Baskette returned here
Friday night from Middleton, Ruther-
ford county, the place Of his nativity.
lie Gays he had not been there before in
twenty years, and that its surroundings
had been so changed that he was only
enabled here ana there TO discern some
old familiar landmark which had plainly
begun to show the effects of the march
OF time. While passing from Middleton
to FOsteryile, Friday, ne witnessed one
Of the seyeTest rain storms he had ever
had the misfortune to encounter. It
was a regular water.sp0uJ. It seemed
that the bottom had dropped out Of the
clouds. The water come down in great
sluicCs, which, forming into & great
body OF water upon the land, swept
down the hiliside5 with great velocity,
washing away shocks Of wheat, fences,
and filling up the roads and bottoms in
8 remarkably short spscs OF time. Much
of The wheat and other crops were badly
damaged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-06
ARKANSAS NEWS.

Fire Bluff Press: "a game o! chess
was played yesterday by telegraph be-
tween Major Hum, Of THE city, and
Mr.. GalbTeath, OF acksOn, Mississippi"
Who beat?
John J. ". Rogers brother OF Hon.
A. A. c. Rogers, died recently near Pine
Bluff, where lie had resided since re-
moving in 1856 from his native place
Sumner county, Tennessee.
Little Rock Gazette: The following
named candidates Tor admission as ca.
diets TO West Point successfully passed
examination by the medical Snd sesde-
mic board, on the third instant: W. 5,
Amis, third district; w. II. Cravens,
fourth district; r. NJ. Dowdy, tirst dis
t7iCt. All Of Arkansas.
Fayetteville Democrat: "The pTesi-
dent OF the Arkansas press association,
Hon. John y. Smithee, ia his history of
the Arkansas press, as delivered before
the association on the second of June,
1875, fails in giving a correct statement
u the newspapers published in our city"
How will that affect the public welfare?
The Pine BlYfT Press says of jefferson
county, "Here in cur alluvisI bottom
lands from five to seven hundred
pounds Of lint (or ginned) cotton to the
acr-, and from fifty to seventy-five
bushels OF corn can be gathered each
year, and now comes Colonel Ben F.
Richardson, who is All extensive planter
near New Gascony, in this county, and
states that he has just harvested crop
OF wheat, about seven sores, that will
realize him sixty Uusbeis to the acre.
Verify, Jefferson county is the garden
spot OF the world"
LAST week John Hogan, negro, invad.
ed Mr.. Russ fuckers residence at Do
yer, and attempted TO violate the person
Ct his daughter, whose cries aroused the
household. The neighbors pursued the
negro, who was caught. The RUSSELL
vile Democrat says of the result
Quickly and silently a rope was pro-
cured, and after marching John to the
woods few hundred yards from town,
be was swung up, and after few strug-
giles the life OF the reckless, desperate
man wss ended. Thus, in less than an
hour, the devilish deed attempted Icy
this most unfortunate wretch brought
swift retributiOn upon his hesd, and the
rising Gun found the town as quiet and
calm As though nothing had occurred,
few Of the citizens being aware Of what
was going on"
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GAINESVILLE.
laying of tie Cornerstone o. a New
Episcopal EhUFch-IHteFestiDS
geFsmOBges-Etc.

Nashville Union a-d American.
c., RKsvILLE, July l.-Yesterday the
cornerstone Of The new Episcopal
church gss laid Ga the site Of the Oh
one on FganEliU street. Amid 3 lsTgt
c1uc8u-se Of citizens in the open air and
after the AIDES Of the evening had
l.gptheueG auJ the cool bIeeZes hogan
u blow, the procession, preceded by the
reverend clergy, followed ~ the senior
and Junior warden and vestTy OF the
church, came oUL OF the parsonage Told
Trinity church having btel pulled down
To make Wy for the new church ;, re-
citing with earnest and solemn inJona-
lion the simple but grand and impressive
ofTi.- Of the church appropriate TO the
accession. Proceeding to the southeast
corner, The clergy tOOG position near the
r-ruer-stoue, uhIch had been prepared
and adjusted in is position, with a hol-
low 1lsGe in il 10 receive such articles as
miyht be desired 10 be placed therein,
and by means d which future sges
might know the history Of the edifce,
the condition q our people at this date,
as evidenced by the source OF our re-
Iigion, the Holy Bible, public journals
aud periodicals., sLd one OF each OF the
coins Of the Jailed States, bearing the
mint stamp Of this year, etc in a
word. such articles as, if found by some
autiuuary Of century 10 come, would
give proper facts upon which 10 base an
estimate OF our religion aud civilization.
Upon 2 platform erected near by were
the choir Of The church and an organ.
The organ, layed II most admirable
style by that accomplished musician
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Railroad Accident.

MERIDIAN, Miss, July Son Mon
day last as the westeTn-bound freight
train was nearing Lake, by come unaC-
couutable freak, the ceDOOEe car jumped
the track and ran over the ties distance
Of seventy-five yards or more until it
reached small bridge, when one OF the
rails was torn up and it struck the bot
tom Of the car, smashing things up in q
frightful way. La the car were Mrs.
Smith, Of LOwry's Mills, Mr.. Thomas
Waits Of Newton, Conductor VIM.
Peste and Mr.. Frank Hill, brakesman.
All these occupants were thrown out
just after the bridge was crossed, and
before the train could be STOPPED, and
all, except Mrs. HUI, were seriously in
iured, though we learn no limbs were
broken. Ia consideration Of the danger
Gus character of the accident, it seems
almost miraculous that some one was
not killed.