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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
The Dead Democracy.

There is no national Democratic party TO-
day. la the great Middle and Eastern
States there is no federation Tor the doc'
trines proclaimed at Columbus, and there
is not the SYMPTOM of party to support
them. Why, in New York. Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. and all the New England
States, the first care OF the organs and
orators of the Democratic party has been
T., prove that good Democrats could not en-
terrain such principles as were unmistak-
ably proclaimed at Columbus yesterday;
ard the platforms of the Cleveland and
Mansfield Democracy displayed the senti-
meuts of important masses OF ciuzens In
Ohio who have been accustomed to call
themselves Democrats. The Democratic
.,arty ia denationalized. So much for the
presidential ambition of William Allen, and
The iuappeasable hunger for any place IN
nublic view of General Cary.
The victorious career of the Democratic
marty. continued for more than year, and
which until yesterday warranted anucipa-
ZION of the possession of all the high places
IN the nation as fast as the popular 'eruicI
could be pronounced, stop here. The party
that would deliberately reduce the hnances
of the United States, after ten years OF
peace and prosperity, to the level OF tnose
OF the Southern COnfederacy IN the iast
wear of the war can not prevail IN Ohioi
and after the October election Governor
Allen must look to Fruit Hill and the nat,
nral science for consolation, while General
Cary NAV utilize his Astounding energies IN
hia silver mine in practical preparations TOT
the resumption of specie payments.-C'"-
cinnat Commercial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
How One Man Prevented n Panic

WHAT GOODNESS may do in such cases was
once well illustrated by the great German
actor. Emile Devrient. The grand theatre
at Vienna was crowded. The Emperor
Francis, with several members of his family.
were in the imperial box. The play. Schil-
ler's Robbers" had reached its third act,
when cry arose that the stage was on fire,
Devrient signed at once to the prompter
who lowered the curtain, the actor stepping
out in front of it ere it wholly fell. In his
clear, clarion voice he said: There is no
fire. The Emperor has been despoiled of
an aigrette of diamonds on entering the
theatre. No honest man will object to being
searched. You will pass out one by one at
each several entrance and be searched BY
the police stationed at the several doors.
Any man attempting to go out of order will
be arrested" The crowd deceived by the
GOODNESS and the charge poured out. As
each reached the door he was simply told
to hurry on, and just as the last rows of the
upper gallery were filing on. the flames
burst throug the curtain. enveloped the
auditorium, but not life was lost. though
in less than half an hour after the great
building was in ruins.-Brooklyn Eagle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25

NEAT DOUBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON BASIN
CANT LOT
SUCCESSION OF C. C. BIER AND WIFE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 30 OiO.
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION
Rf NASH d HODGSON, W T. HODGSoN.
II AuctlOneer-Otfice No. Ca Ondelet street.
On SATURDAY. July 3. 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ .
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange by virtue
and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon L. L.
llssot. Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, d .trd April 90 1875 docket No
3Soi0 Tor account of tho SUGGESTIONS Of C. c. Biee
and his wife. both deceased. consolidated. at pub.
lie auction will be sold
THEEE VALUABLE LOTS OFGROUND. fosether
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District of this cty in The
square bounded by Basin (ate Whitley. Clio EratO
and RaInpa streets, designated as Nos. H. IL and
Is, which adjoin each Other. and measure together
~ Feet frOnt on Basin street. by depth of 81 feet
inch lines, all between parallel lines American
measure, ascending to plan by Louis II. r. lie.
surveyor, dated May IS. 1915. The improvements
consist OF neat double ten@ ment cottage with
eight rooms, cstOry d0ubl. kitchen two els.
terms, gas ana gas fixtures. etc. atS commands
sond tenants capable OF yielding $40 per month.
Terms and COnditions-Oneth third cash ADD the
oaiance al one and two years, with eight Der cent
interest. and all the usual security clauses for
special mortgage. vendors lien insura nce and at.
cash on the spot. F"
Act of sale before W. J. Castell, notary pub,ic a.
the expense OF the purchaser. including Che taxes
oue III 1910. my3O jel2 10 &c iva
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
From the Thibodaux Sentinel. June 10:

One Of the most brutal, fiendish murders
that ever disgraced the annals OF any com.
munity, occurred On the Oak Grove planta.
ton of Pittman & Barrow, ten miles be-
low this town. on the night of June 8
From information obtained from the coro.
ner, A. Roger, it appears that about eleven
o'clock at night, one Otis Scott, negro,
was called ont of 3 house on to the gal
lery. where he wa%Vattacked by some per-
son, armed. in all Nobability. with a cane
knife, and killed. i neck was nearly cut
of: gashes about Il head, arms. legs and
body exhibited the lE.rks of the work of q
tend. Much of the 4 ltlation was evident.
~ done after the md was dead. as various
cuts about the heaS were made. either OF
which was necessarily fatal.
On yesterday week the grand jury. then
in session, found true bill against Massie
Taylor for the murder of Otis Scott, cir.
cumstances indicating that ne was the
monster who committed the bloody deed.
There we're NO witnesses, most Of the
people on the plantation being at church at
the time the act was contaminated. Taylor
has since been arrested and trial was ap-
pointed for yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN taft, WIFE OF L.,
BOGUiLLE.

Rf =. GUiSAULT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- corner Exchange alley and Bienvllle street,
SATURDAY. July 10, 1875. will be sold at twelve
o'clock ~. at tho Merchants and Auctioneers' TX.
change, Roy street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. by virtue of an order from the hon.
Orabe the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated Nav !. 1916
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis.
trict OF this ely. in the square bounded nv st.
Ann, Dnmaine, Derbigny and Roman streets, meas.
ui1ng ~ feet inches front on ST. Ann street. by
depth between parallel Lines of III feet inches
lines together with onestory frame house. brick
front and slate rooted having three rooms, frame
kitchen OF three rooms. cistern, privy, etc. the
whole agreeably to plan to be seen at the Ex-
change.
Teims-One-third cash and the balance at one and
Two years credit for notes bearing eight per cent
interest per annum from the day of sale till paid.
secured oy mortgage and vendors privilege on the
property sold with the pact CT non alienandO, and
the usual clauses of five per cent attorneys fees
in case of judicial process to enforce pay ment Of
said notes; the purchaser to keep the buildings
insured to the amount of the notes due and trans-
fer the policy to the HOLDER thereof and to
the payment of State and city taxes cOllectible
and exigible in the year 1875.
Act OF sale before Octave De Armas notary pub.
liz, at the expense of the purchaser.
les l6 % iy2 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY. JUNE "a, 1875.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
State e.. rel. Ernest D'Aquin ". Arthur
Saucer, judge of the Sixth District Court.
Rule to show cause why an appeal should
not be granted in case Of Seraph!ne Maspe-
reau, vile of relator, against him for
divorce and custody Of child returnable
first week in November and writ OF pro-
hibition restraining further proceedings.
superior District Court.
Sanitary and Excava,ing Company vs.
Charles Gaulam and seven Others.-Rule to
show cause against Dunlshh ent Tor con
tempt fixed for June 90.
Citizens Bank vs. Board Of Liquids-
tion.-Petitioners allege that February y.
1872, under color of act of February 70.
1872, they loaueu the State OF Louisiana
5000 900 ON note secured by forty warrants
of $4,000 each: that they still hold the note
but in response TO the public invitation Of
the Board OF Liquida.iOn have exchanged
the warrants for Sl20, 900 OF bonds: that the
board has refused to fund the note of
100000 and praye for mandamus to
June % issued.
First District Court.
INFoRMATIONs.
Petty larceny-Eugene Sheet. Mary Mil
Ter. alias Paul.
ASsdull ANA y-Ir"dC A1aptAStOs
Horse sttaling-J ames Nixon.
Opening private market-James Durtag-
non, B. Barres. John Dues, d. Broderick,
Joseph Probst. Adam Gimps. John Roach.
Joseph Hook, +. Bell and John Roach.
ACQUITTED.
Louis Triado. HALLS Dorsey. petty lar.
ceny: Felix MERCER. picking pocket. atfi-
davi: dismissed: Susan Randall. Louis LIS
conpte. assault and battery.
CONVICTED.
Amos Pierre and Thomas Clarity. of
petty larceny.
Fourth Oistrics Court.
Philip Schoen ss. Mr.. and Mrs. Heller
and Hugo Redwitz Verdict for plaintiff
Of jury OF ten OF $1,000 damages for illegal
seizure.
Philip Hee!zel We. Arthur Hauch.-Ver-
dict for plaintiff of jary Of nine for :i65 on
open account.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
VALUABLE FOURTH DIS rR1CT PROPERTY.
ELEGANT JACKSON STREET RESIDENCE.
SUCCESSION OF p. CHARLES CUyELLIER
DECEASED.
second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1851.

by NASH & HODGSON-w l. HODGsON
~ Aucti0neer-Otfice No. Carondelet streer -.
On SATURDAY, July II, 1875 at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange in The
basement rOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel in
TINS city. BY virtue and in pursuance to an order
from the Hon. A. L. TissOt Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated
June :. 1875. docket No. 81 63I for account of the
succession of P. Charles Cuvellier deceased AZ
public auction. will DO 80 d
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the Fourth District of this
CITY, IN square bounded by Jackson Josephine
bfAlnard and Baronne street designated as letter
a, which measures 60 feet inch 4 lines front on
Jackson street, BY depth of ISL feet inches 4
.lnes between parallel lines the improvements
consist OF an elegant modern built two story frame
residence. known as No 300 Jackson street
T. ANOTHER CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND
SITUATED IN the same district and square and at.
Joining the property abov. described, deslg. tied
as letter b, and measures 81 feet inches I lines
'front.' on Jackson street, by depth of Isl fee: (.
:hches lines, between parallel lines. all more or
tsss. American measure, as Per plan Of Louis H.
PiIle, surveyor. dated June -, 1873.
The met descsibed property being The whole Of
lots NOS D and D and portion of lot No. T. and the
second described property being portJpn of lot
40. and part of lot Me- 3, On 4 MA by L
Rei1ensten dated March s. 1859
Ierms-Cash in United States treasury note,
spot to bind sale.
Acts of sale before n. B. Trist notary public 3.
tn expense of purchasers including tn. take. due
AID PAYABLE in 1876 liz 2, ~. |; II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF BERNHARDT STOLz Dr..
CEASED
second District Court for the Parish of Orleana-
No. 81 1l9.

Oocouo UsCIlCL court Tor the Parish Of Ori0atA.
No. 81 ll9.
Ply NASH 4 HODGsON-w. I. Hopgsos.
- AnctiOneer-Otfce No. CarOndelet street
On SATURDAY, July II, 1873, at twelve O'CLOCK N.
at the st. charles Auction Exchange. in the base.
ment rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel, in this CITY
A. L. Tlss0t, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated June 8, 1875 docket
No. 37.ll9 for account of the succession of Bern
harat Stoiz. deceased. at public auction will be
sold " "
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND fooetbe, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. sit.
uated in the square No As in the Third Dstrict of
this city, bounded by st. Bernard avenue Annette
Urquhart and Girod streets, designated as No s
which measures "a fet front on St Bernard
avenue III feet in depth on the line which
separates it from lot No. s. and l37 feet inches
lines. more or less. in depth and front on GirOd
street, and % feet in width in the rear being the
same property purchased by said decea sed from
Joseph Dnrand. as per act before C. v. Foulon.
notary. September IS 1863 '''D'
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon situated
" V,, tne square No: -, boundei by Glrod (now
tllerel st. John Baptist tnow Robertson New
ST. Bernard and Annette streets, designated by the
NO O. and measuring, more less 30 Teet II inches
hes 'front.' Oh Where street. by $50 feet in depth:
pelhs tho same property purchased by said De.
ceased from John TOsse. as per act before Joseph
Conn, notary February 49, 1872
lerms-Cash on the spot i'll emitted States tr,eas
ury notes. '
Acts OF sale before George W, Christy notary
publlc. at the expense Of the purchasers inclnd
'ps .Ho taAes que IN 1910. Jels p jy1 IL /.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
By E. d. lie Breton, Assignee.
BY +. D. LIE BRETON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM STACKHOUSE
Bankrupt.

IN BANKRUP rCY-No 1882
THAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREg.srORy
RESIDENCE WITH SPACIOUS GROUNDS AT
TACHED. KNOWN AS NO. 2s RAMPANT
STREET: ALSO. THE STORES KNOWN AS
NOS. 24s, 245. 247. 2ie PSI, 25s AND 25s COM.
MON STREET. ALL TO BE SOLD IN BLOCK.
RY e. D. LIE BRETON, AssIGNEE-A. E.
II MORPHI, AuctiOne.r Pursuant to An order
OF the Ron. W. B. Woods, circuit Judge acting
during vacancy in the office of United Sta Is
district judge for the District of Louisiana rem
dered ID the above entitled matter on the twenty.
eighth day OF May. 1873, will proceed TO sell by
pup &c auction, in front of the m Ain entrance to
the Customhouse building, on Canal street, be.
tween Decatur and Peters streets in this city on
MoNDAl, july u, 1879. at twelve O'Clock w.. the
tolloWlns described property, free of al. incum.
or snGpx except e Stats and city taxes
buildings and improvements thereon and the ap.
purtenances thereof. situated in the First Distr ct
OF OF, this city in the square bounded by Rampant
Common. Basin and Canal streets, designa ted q !,
lots Nos. l. 2, g. 4, 5, 6 and = on plan drawn by J.
\. De poulli'. surveyor, dated December l6, l848.
Deposited as plan No. l5s in the office OF Thee
Gu. oil. notary public III this city. Said lots ad.
JON each other, and measure as follows: Lot No.
forms the corner of Rampant and Common
streets, and also OF Basin and Common streets hav.
ing on said Rampant street % fest inches. OF said
Basin street 80 feet inches 'front.' by l2s feet 3
and l21 feet 10 inches lines on the liue Of lot No,
u and the other lots measure each IS front on
each Rampant and Basin streets BY IL. feet 10
inches lines in depth, bet parallel lines all
american measure. Being the same property &C.
quired by purchase by said William Stackhouse
from the heirs of the late Charles Kock by act
passed before P. c. Cuvellier. notary public. De.
The assignee, acting as the officer of the court,
will convey such title is in him vested By the
assignment in bankruptcy and the aforesaid order
OF court; The purchaser to assume the payment of
al State and city taxes which are may be due on
the property up to the day Of SALE over and above
the price Of adjudication.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act OF sale before A. Hero tr fosarv oublic AZ
the expense Of the purchaser. jeiI ia Is jy2 > u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
AUCTION SALES,
BY s. Gulnault.
Second District Court fer the Parish of Orlesus-
No. Sc 959.

SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE CRIsPlN PIERNAS.
Second District Court fer the Parish of orle.n.-
No. 36 $50.
pY .. GCINAULT. AUCTIONERR-OFFICB
- corner Of Exchange allev and Ben vile street.
O'Clock NJ, ut the Merchants and Auct,uneers Kx
change on ROYAL street: between Canal and Gus.
tomhonse streets str by virtue Of All order from the
OF Orleans, ted June9 1875
l. A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third
Bernard avenue Miro Ton; and asads streets oy IT,
designated by No. :, said lot meas uring 30 feet
inches front on d Absdie street, bv ia feet in
depth between parallel lines, together with the
improvements and dependencies thereunto be-
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same sqnare. designated by No. 8, measuring SO
feet inches lines front on dAbadie street by ia
itet IL inches in depth together with the circun-
stances and dependencies thereon
LOT OF GROUND situated in the same
front dAbAdie street by lo2 feet lines in depth
between parallel lines. together with the circum-
stances and dependencies thereunto belonging.
4. LOT OF GROUND. contiguous to the above
described one, designated by No. 8, having SO
feet lines front on d'Abade street by ia feet Il
with the circumst ances and dependencies there
5. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, liz the same square.
designated by No. 4 contiguous to the two last
above described lots, measuring 80 feet inches
front on dAbadie street, By ia feet II inches in
circumstances and dependencies of said lot of
ground.
=. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated near
the New Suburb Marigny. designated BY No. 2 Of
square No. ~, bounded by Broad. ROusse lin On
zaga and d. Abade streets, forming the corner of
Broad and dAbadie streets. measuring 81 feet
front Broad street by los feet depth and front
on o. Abadie street as per plan of J. A. PuevO
dated second OF May, l843, and deposited in the Of
nee OF Joseph Cuvillier, notary; together with u
frame house OF three rooms and kitchen ad Joining
the house, she'd stable, cistern We privy etc
Pan of the above properties will be exhibited 1T
The above Exchange before the day of sale.
Terms-One half cash, and the ba lance pavable
at credit OF one year. in notes of the purch Asers
bearing eight per cent interest per annum FROM
the day OF sale until paid. and secured by mort
gage ON the property sold; the purchaser 10 as
sumo, over and above the price of sale the pay
ment of the taxes coectible in 1874 and the
draining tax; the purchaser binding himself to
keep constantly insured the buildings aud i'm
prOyenents erected the last dc bed property
until the final payment OF said notes. and to trans.
fer the p Icy OF insurance to the tutrix of her
minor children for their benefit or that Of
any holder of said notes and in case of judicial
proceedings for the recovery of the same the pur-
chaser 10 pay all lawyer fees at ten per cent on
the amount sued for.
Acts OF sale before Joseph Cuviier, notary pub
lie. At the expense of she purchasers
jel6 "a jy2 l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-25
SUCCESSION OF C. A. WIEMANN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 3. GIL.

by Z. 4. GIRARDEY, AUCTIoNEER-
3, 1878, at twelve O'Clock NJ at the st. Chhri.s
Auction Exchar ge will be sold ut public auction
virtue Of an order from the Hon. A. L. TssOt Judge
eans dated June 8. 1875 and rende red in the above
entilled succes sion-
PROMisSOhY NOTE, made and subscribed by
Joseph budde, to HIS own order. and nv him in
dcIsed, dated August 80 1873, for $2l0O yable
two years after date, with interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annum after maturity until
paid, and secured by mortgage by act passed be-
fore g. W.sChrsty, notary public August 10, 1873,
by Joseph Budd. in favor OF G. A. W iemanr.
Terns-Cash on the spot ip22 g .3