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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-18


TAX COLLEAGUES, sALE-NO. 443z.
STATE OF Lou1s1AsA-fAR1sH OF ORLEANS
Third District. CITY Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. VS.. FOUR PORTIONS OF
GROUND, in squar 60 Nos. IA and l49 assessou
In the name of GA SPER LUSSk.
ST ATE TAX CoLLKcroRs OFFICE
so n kl STA Fields street. I
New Orleans August 5. 1876. }
RYv1RTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED 81 81
- the act of le Legislature OF this state. NO ~
Of 1873. approx ed March IA. 1873 VIII proceed 70
ss a. auction =; Th imc District Of this
city on FRI DAY August 10, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ the fol- owing described property, to wit
TIRE 4 PORTIONS OF GROUND, in square no;
A. boun led by Lafayette, Spain. Deca ur and
streets fronting on SPAN % m and and
~; q CE isTii PORTION OF GROUND in square
No. 49, bounded by Washington, Spain, Charities
am 1 ROYAL streets. ting on CnArtres street,
III easuring 80 by l20 feet.
Together with all the improvements and appuf'
tenaDces thereunto belonging.
Gaid property having been seized by me to satisfy
I 4 PRIVILEGE and claim duo the State Of Louisiana,
| for taxee upon said property for the year 1878.
amounting to one hundred and forty seven donais
and ninety cents, together with al oos'' anu
At ssid sale the property will not b adiudicated
| unless the bid 10 for snf6cient am0unt 70 sAtlsly
tho Aforesaid claim, together with al COSTA ana
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale 10 ent1tleo 70 % pun
immediate possession.
l. Terms-CHsh ON the spot. ..~rv
State Tax Collector, Third District, City Of !ev
Oreana, auS 10 IL
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS OYrcK, J
No. Il Elysian Fields street,
New Orleans, August S, 1876
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NIB VESTED By
ID the act Of the Legis'a allure Of the State, no.
a of 1873, approved March IA, 1873, will proceed
sell at public auction, at my office No. II Elysian
Fields streets, in the said Third District OF this
city on FRIDAY, August 10, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
4 CERTAIN POkT1ON OF GROUND, In square
No. 258. bounded by spain, Vaudeville, Dauphine
and Burgundy streets. fronting on Spain street,
measuring 81 by 63 feet Together with all the
improvements and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
Said property having Deen seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the Stale Of Louisiana,
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874,
amounting to twenty nine dollars, together with
all costs and charges.
At said sale the property will Lot be adjudie ated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the Aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the Vt 1873 together with
the penalties thereon, and ali costs and charges
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale 10 titled to be put in
immediate posst on.
Terms Cash on the spot.
THOMAS CAREY
State Tax Collector, Third District City Of New
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BRIEF MENrIoN.-Mr. William Condor,
who has been in the Charity Hospital since
the first part Of June, has lately improved
somewhat, although he is still quite weak.
The street in front of the Charity Hos
pital, having been torn up Just before street
laborers were discharged, should be re-
paired as soon as possible. Vehicles can not
reach the front gate.
The dead body of an unknown white man.
about ffty-6ve years old, was last evening
found on the Masonic lot, near Tivcli circle.
The coroner held An inquest and it was
found that deceased came to his death bv
fail which dislocated his neck.
The residence of Mr.. Gueble, No. AGA
Bienville street, was entered by q burglar
early yesterday morning, the intruder max.
ing an entry by climbing ono Of the gallery
posts. He was hardly paid for his risk.
Mrs. Marie Despair was looked MP in
the third precinct station, charged with the
larceny Of cotton valued ct a 50, from !
dry goods store on Canal, between Ram
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-18
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. II Elysian Fields street,
Naw Or,napa AnUuat < 1875


DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED By
ID the act Of the Legislature Of this State. No: II
of 1873, approved March H. 1879. win proceed to
sell at public auction at my Office. No. Il bly, sian
Fields street. in the said Third District Of this city,
on FRIDAY. August 10, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ,
the following described pt eperty, to wit
ACBRTAN PORTION OF GROUND, in square No.
6l2. bounded by Arts Music. villere and Robertson
streets, fronting on Arts and Robertson streets
measuring l2s BY 81 feet Together with all the
improvements and appurtenances thereunto be.
longing
Said property having been seiz by me to satisfy
q privilege and claim due the Sta'e Of Louis:ana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874.
amounting to fourteen dollars and fifty cents
together with all costs and charged.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to Salty
the Aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxts
upon said property for the year 1875, together
with the penalties thereon, and ali costa and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this eale is emf tiled to tie put
In immediate possession.
Terms-Cakh on the spot
THOMAS CAREY.
State Tax Collector Third District, City of New
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State Tax Collector, Third District, City of New
Orlaana au6 10 l3
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PABISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on St. Ferdinand street. in
square No. 253; assessed in the name Of JOHN
HOLMAN.
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STATE TAX COLLECTIONS orr cR,
No Il Elysian Fields street.
New Orleans, August S, 1876.


State Tax Collector, Third District, City OF Ne'
Orleans aus 10 Is
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A PORTION OF
GROUSD. fronting the corner Of ElSsiaA
Fields and Where streets. in equare NO. 5l1
assessed in the name Of the kSTArE OF A. B.
MICHEL.
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-NOs. 4961.

State Tax Collector, Third District, City of New
Orleans. an6 10 Is
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District City of New Orleana.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. PORTION OF
GROUND, froL ting on Port street. in square
No. 6h9; assessed in the name OF FRANCOIS
fora
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Eor Members of CONGRESS,

For Superintendent of Public Education
WILLIAM G. BROWN.
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For Attorney General.
WILLIAM III. HUNT.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District. City of New Orleans.

STATE OF. LOUISIANA VS.. A PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on the corner Of Arts end
Robertson Streets in square no. 6l2; assessed in
the name of GEORGE kEBRL.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on Rampant street in square
No. 1913; assessed in the name of DIEUDONNE
WATTERS.
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THE -TATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF


CHARLES E. WHITEHEAD.
jy2l % au4 II 10 Solicitors.
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STATE OF LOUISE ANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.
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Q+.4> T.v Co,,.c+or Third D;strir CAREY,
Or,eans IT, Ci,y Of Hev
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

~ II. BRAUGANs
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law.
Ne. ~ Commercial Hlaoo.
Practices In Ill the State end FEDERAL 0ouxts.
VII hencetorth i've peFoonN attentaa -
/ al mAyvexD !nkuatea an u
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State Tax Collector, Third District, City Of New
Orleans aus 10 18N
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City OF New Orleans.
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inlTd DIBtI.cI CIly Ol NOW OI4e1Hs'
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. FIVE SQU AREa OF
GROUND, Nos. 1883, 1862 2lO6. 2l4l and 2l42 as
sessed in III name OF MARTIN SOYk.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City VI Orleans.

Stair OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on Where street, in suuat Q
No. b21; assessed in the name Of NICHOLAS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
GROUND, from ting on Spain street. in square
No 259; assessed IN the name Of FREDEAICK
W DILL.
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Or'a ans
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STATE OF LOUlSIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO PORTIONS OF
GROUND, fronting on st. Clan ie street, In
squsre No. 373; assessed in the name OF JEAN
PIERRE ROUEDE,
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOS. 4jO5
and 45O6.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
Third District, City of New ORGANS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
SOUTHERN BANK STOCK,

SOUTHERN BANK STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. c. IUSTIS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. So ,661.
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State Tax Collector, Third District City Of New
Or,eana aus 10 Is
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TAX. COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 4e.z.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. THREE PORTIONS OF
GR9UND, in squares Nos 247, 248 and $50; as
sessed in the name Of FRANCIS WKLBKOOK.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Dismissnls.


WASHINGTON Sept. 1.-There is intense ex-
removals which have been made. The ap-
pointment clerks chiefs of bureaus and officers
of still higher grades have been literally be-
sieged by the unfortunate people who have
been dismissed and are unable to give any as
surance of the slightest possibility of the lists
being changed.
The removals are, thus far, principally from
of currency and the registers Office.
August Payments from the Treasury.
The payments made from the Treasury by
contracts during August, were as follows:
On account of civil and miscellaneous, S.
SO; interior indians and pensions) S., 500 :
II; total Sis, 1876 5000. The above does not
include the payments made on account of in
tereft or principal of the public debt.
Bonds Called ia.
The bonds called in by the Treasury are cou.
pom bonds of the act of March Sd, 1865, dated
Nov. LIST, 1875, are as follows:
Coupon bonds-$500, from No. SOL to $780,
both inclusive; $1,000, 281 to IA, $40, both incu-
sive-$7, 900 900.
Registered bonds-$1OO, from No. to 200,
both inclusive; $500, to 500, both Inclusive;
$4,000, 642 to HOO, both inclusive; $1O, 900, 1 to
1l5, both inclusive-$3Co,0O0 Total $lOOO0,-
The New Loan.
New YORK. Sept. 1.-The syndicate in the
new a per cent U. S. bonds report very sa It's
factory progress in the subscriptions, both here
and at London.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The prin ting bureau
of the Treasury is running day and night on
lars will be completed and delivered to the Sec
rotary by Tuesday next,
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
THE CABBITES.
Horrible Murder by a Sect Of Crazy
Religious Fanatics.
Sept. 1.-The Enquirer has the

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The Enquirer has the
following special:
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.
The following has been received from relia-
BILE correspondent of the Globe. Democrat at
Kensett, Arkansas:
"At Gan Springs, one and half miles south
Of Seavey, lot of religious fanatics known as
"Cabbtes" have been acting. very strangely.
G: D. Humphrey of Seavey and MIR. Blake of
Ell Paso went out to investigate. The former
was seized, cut to pieces and decapitated, hi S
head being impaled on fence picket Mr..
Blake escaped and brought the horrible news
to Seavey. A posse started out and found the
fanatics gesticulating frantically around Hum
phrey's head. They started to attack the
posse. Black, the leader, ordered his men to
tire. and two Cabbtes were killed. Four men,
four women and three children were arrested,
taken to Seavey and subsequently released, as
they were crazy from the combined effects of
religion and starvation. Their leader is a m an
named Cabb, who they think is Christ. His
doctrine is adultery, claiming that by that
means only can the souls of women be saved.
One Dover acted the principal part in the mon
strOus murder of Humphrey"
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
THE CENTENNIAL REGATTA.
The Amateur, College and Double sculI
Contests.


Contests.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The International
amateur boat races were concluded today, The
first double scull trial heat was rowed at three
o'clock between the Oneidas, Vespers, Allan
tas and North Westerns. The Atlantas won in
1O29f; Vespers second in 1882, North West
ems third in 1852; Oneidas last.
Second double scull trial heat was started
about quarter to o'clock between the Ores
cents. Union Springs and Vespers. The Lon
don Rowing Club had withdrawn. The Union
Springs passed the lines in 10:17, Crescents
three lengths behind, and Vespers a long dis
lance.
La the final heat for pair oars the North
Westerns won in 10: 02 Atlantas IA seconds lat
er. The North Western crew have consequent
y won the prize given by Messrs. Wright &
Sanfor of New York.
The next race promised to bs the most inter-
estlng OF the afternoon, but owing to the illness
of Close, the captain of the Cambridge crew.
the competition was contiued to the other two
boats. At the signal Yale started off first, Co.
lumbia second and Cambridge last At the
bend OF the river Yale and Columbia were on
even terms, but Cambridge pulled hard and
overlapped Columbia. Yale passed the winning
post 9:10a, and Columbia 9:21
At 6 o'clock the final heat of the double
sculIs was rowed between the Atalantas,
Courtney and Yates) This resulted in VIC
tory for the Uuion Springs who cleared the
course in 52a, followed by the Atalantas in
8 81 Thus to the Union SPRINGS Club belongs
the prize Ip contributed out of the funds col
lected by the regatta committee.
On Monday the professional four-oarad,
single and whale boats races will be rowed,
bnt the names, heats and stations are not vet
named.
The following letter has been sent to the CEN
tennial re gatta committee:
LAS do not consider that my crew received
tn at treatment either in the rod of
yesterday or at the hands of your umpire to
which they we're entitled by the laws of boat
racing, L beg on their behalf to decline further
competition at your regatta. have the honor,
sc.
(Signed) f. c. GULsToN,
Captain of the London Rowing Club''
To this the committee replied that they had
nothing to regret IN their treatment Of the
London crew, that they had the fullest conf
dence iu the impartiality. fairness and honora-
BILE conduct of the umpire, and also that they
were satisfied that all of his decisions were in
accordance with the laws of boat racing.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
MEMOIR TELEGRAus.

A heavy northwest wind in the vicinity of
Omaha has carried off nearly all the grasshop
pers, but it is impossible to state vet what
amount of damage has been done by them
It's thought not as much as was predicted,
however.
The New York World reduced its price to
three cents yesterday.
The new palace steamer Massachusetts,. so
900 tons, of the Stonington line. will be launch
ed next Wednesday at Greenpoint.
The Neckar, from Bremen, has arrived at
New York,
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday call
ed for the redemption of ten millions of < 20
bonds of 1865, May and November, on which
interest will cease December LIST.
Vice Admiral Rowan yesterday turned over
the command of the Brooklyn navy yard to his
successor, Commodore Nicholson.
Harvard College has received all ANONYMOUS
gift Of $l1 1875 81 for the use of the colleee
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
Maine Campaign News.

The Republicans of PIscataquis county prom.
Use Gen. Conner 700 majority.
The Republicans of the Alma class have
nominated DR.. j. A. Smith for Representa-
tive.
Jordan Stacy, Esq, of Porter is the Republ
can candidate for Representative for the dis
trict composed of Porter, Brownield, Frye
burg and Stow.
John D. Anderson, Esq, of Gray, says that
he would not accept the Democratic nomina-
ton for Representative, and that it as so un-
derstood.
Franklin Clark of Dam ariscotta has been
nominated by the Republicans for Represen-
tstive to the Legislature, from Bristol and
Damariscotta
The Lewiston Journal says that the Demo-
Gratis are holding quiet school-houss meetings
in that vicinity, and circulating appeals to
prejudice and distortion of the record.
canvass of the voters was taken in Cush
mans shoe shop in Auburn Wednesday, with
the following result: 103 for Hayes, 40 for Til
den, 24 for Cooper and II undecided.
The Republicans who supported Mr.. Greeley
in the town of Norway, will all vote for Gen.
Common except one. The most influential of
the Greeley men presided at recent Republi-
| can meeting and gave his reasons for voting
the Republican ticket.
At large and enthusiastic caucus the Re-
publicans of Vinalhaven nominated II. M.
Noyes for Representative. The candidate is a
young mana stone cutter by trade and a man
of excellent habits and a good education. The
Republicans have full confidence that the peo-
pie of this representative class will give him
good handsome majority.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed has been addressing
large and enthusiastic meetings in several
towns in York county the past week. Cores
pondents from the various towns speak in the
highest terms of his efforts. He has done much
to allay the bad feeling which existed few
weeks since. Matters are daily improving and
Mr. Reeds election is generally conceded.
The private secretary of jeff Davis, one Col
Fellows, is speaking in this state in company
with E5en f. Pillsbury, the chairman of the
Democratic State Committee. If Pillsbury will
only tell what he knows about the Kingfeld
riot, and Fellows what he knows of the brutal
ity of jeff Davis towards Union soldiers, their
stumping tour would soon come to an end.
At the Republican meeting in Gray on We'd
nesday ex-Gov. Dingley was followed by VIM.
P. Whitehouse, esq.,, in stirring speech of
three quarters of an hour, which was frequent
| ly applauded. He conclued with brief
| eulogy of Mr.. Reed and confident prediction
that the first district of Maine would never Join
hands with the united Democtacy of the South
by sending Democratic representative to Con-
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02

AUGUSTA La, Sept. Parties have been
arrested for lynching Robert Williams of this
city on Saturday night and have been CON nit
ted to Jail charged with murder in the second
degree, to await trial before the Superior
Court The negro posse who killed the white
man named Porter, at Windsor. S. c., on
Wednesday, were not summoned by the sher
iH. They were arrested and committedsto iall
at Aiken yesterday. Great excitement pre-
vailed, and the timely interference of promi-
nent citizens only saved them from being
lYnched-
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
The Louisiana Scarn.

MONROE Sept, Fresh excitement sprang
up last night in consequence of reports that the
negroes were arming in the northern portion of
the parish and coming to burn the town.
About % negroes. mounted and on foot, were
found at Capt Hillop's place. A parley en-
sued and the negroes refused to disarm and
SAID they would come back with 500 men.
Capt Theobald with Is men blocked the road
with rails. The news spread rapidly and the
whites armed from this and Morehouse parish
es went to the scene The excitement was in
tense Nothing occurred and not gun was
fred
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-02
POLITICAL.
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION,
Opinions of the New York Press Seymour
Sill Refuses to Accept.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The New York Her
aid saws that the action at the Democratic con-
vention yesterday was stupendous Democratic
fiasco.
The Times says that the nomination of Ho-
ratio Seymour indicates that the Democracy
are tired of Governor Tilden, and that the
farce which has been played with Seymour is
brutal.
The Tribune says that Horatio Seymour was
nominated because he is the representative of
the Bourbon Democracy, whose friends were
rioters and regulators.
The World says that political convention
has seldom better deserved TO be congratulated
on its whole work, than that which yesterday
adjourned at Saratoga.
Tue Sun says that no stranger ticket could
be presented to the people of New York than
that completed at Saratoga yesterday.
The Brooklyn Argus has the following special
from Utica today:
Notwithstanding the strong pressure of To-
cal, state and national Democratic politicians
Seymour positively asserts that he cannot &C
cept the nomination. The Democratic leaders,
however, are equally positive that he will yield
to the will of the party and consent to stand.
Gen. James McQuade says it is the determina-
ton OF the Democracy to run Seymour under
any circumstances. That was the understand
ing at the convention, and it is the understand
ing all through the state. Seymour remains
hrm In his determination not to accept the nom
inatiou under any circumstances.
E. Prentiss Bailey, one of the editors and
proprietors of the Utica Observer, teegraphs ::
Eve think Gov. Seymour will stand, but we
shall run him any way"
1t is rumored that Gov. Tllden has written to
Seymour, imploring him for the sake of the
| state and country to accept the position.
UTICA, Sept 1.-Nothing can alter Horatio
| Seymour's determination not to permit the use
of his name as Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. He said he would listen to no more gen
tlemen who wish to urge the nomination upon
him, no matter who they are, and declared that
he had been made sick by the interviews and
excitement of the last two days.
Senator Herman spent the day with Gov. Sey-
mour, and it is believed tonight that all further
efforts to induce Gov. Seymour to reconsider
his refusal to accept the nomination will be
abandoned.
The conferences between Gov. Seymour and
| his friends in regard to his nomination have
| not yet closed. His friends are hopeful that be
will conclude to submit to the choice of the
| convention and to the will OF the people.