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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
BY Placide J. Spear.

SALE To EFFECT A PARTITION.

SALE To EFFECT PARTITION.
MOST vAknA BE ASP IHPs3vEP PRon pr
FAYETTE, AND ROMAN STREETS.
MARTIN KRAMER VS.. WILHSLMINA SCHROK-
DER, FOB A PARrii ION
Second District Court for the the Parish OF orlsans-
RY PLACIDE ). SPEAR, AUCTIoHHIa-
ID Once No. as Royal street, between Custom
house and Blenville streets-THURSDAY, Septem-
Der %, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at
public auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets, by V rtue and in pursu anc6
to Judgment rendered July a. and signed July %.
and OF an order dated the seventeenth of August,
1876, BY the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of the Second
above matter, the following described property, to
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
with the buildings improvements thereon, stuated
in the First District Of this city designated by the
Nos. l. and 3, in the square bounded by Roman,
Pr1eur Hevia (u0w Lafayette) and POydras streets,
on sketch annexed to an act passed before T. O.
Stark, notary in this CITY. on the tenth of June
1884, which lots Of ground measure as follows. to
wit:
Lot No. l forming the corner of Hevis or Lafsy-
cite and Roman streets, % feet inches lines
the latter Of said two streets. 81 feet 5 iaches
lines in depth on the line Of lot No. and % feet
inches 6 lines in width on the rear line.
Lot No. 2 20 feet inches line front OF HeviA or
Lafayette street. % feet inches lines 10 width
the line Of lot No. !, and 80 feet niche. line ON
Lot No 20 feet inches line front on Hevis
street 29 feet 10 inches in the ll8 feet lines
il depth the line against Prieur street. and ll9
feet inches l line on the line against Roman
Terms and Conditions third cash aud the
balance at one and two years credit in notes So
cured by mortgage and vendor privilege. bearing
interest at eight per cent per annum from date
until paid, the purchaser to assume draining tax,
Act of sale before Abe Dreyfus, no. ary public.
at the expense Of purchaser. au2i 81 SET l42l D.
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SUGAR PLANTATIONS ON BAYOU LAFOURCHE
OPPOSITE THIBODAUY.
sALE By ORDER OF TIE RECEIVER AND LOU +
DAroR OF THE CONSOLIDATED AssoC1A
TON OF THE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA
DY HOEY e. O,CONNOR-NICHOLA ].

d Hoey, Auctlonesr-Ofice No. Is Commercial
place.-SATURDAY. September 9, 1876. at twelve
change, on Royal, between Canal aud Customhouss
streets in this city Of New Orleans will be sold
public suction theifoliowing valuable property. 20
l. A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION. known ~
the Field place. situated in the parish OF LafOurche
the town of Thbodaux. fronting ON the Bayou
Lafourche and bounded above by lands formerly
Of sna but or s
Thomas Bi5b, but now of 3. b. Alien. together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
subject to lease ending on the first of Decsmbsr,
1876 at which time the purch aser will be entitled
According to the title of the association the said
tract 10 said ito measure arpents. more or less,
front BY 80 arpents in depth. the lateral ines
conversiug 30 a. to give superb eies OF about SEQ
l. A CERTAIN PLANTATION situ.ted in the
e. On the s the
town of Thibodaux, and measuring Az appoints
front on said Bayou Lafourche, by depth Of 70 er-
psopsrt sTo Of Jn Pae simon auos and on the
lower line by the property Of Messra Bastien Be-
boiId Ing and Improvement. thereon " OIL ''
By the orders Of court appointing receive. and
liauidatCr Of the Consolidated Association Of the
Planters Of Louisiana, and decreeing the sale OF
the assets thereof, the purchasers Of the above
described property VIII be vested With clear and
unlncumD6r00 ClC0 thereto, Ireeu Oh all mOII4
privileges and stock or other liens whatever.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale-One half cash In
United States currency at the moment OF adJudica-
ton, aud the remainder on 3 credit of one and two
years from date Of sale in notes of the purchases
in equal amounts, bearing interest OF eight per
payment said notes to be domiciled in the city of
New Orleans. and made payable at the Louisiana
National Bank therein, the act of mortgage to con-
tain the penal clause Of five per cent attorneys
fees in event of suit enforce the payment of any
of the credit portion; the whole to be secured by
special NOR tgage and vendors lien on the property
sold, and the purchasers to assume payment over
and above the amount of their bids OF al faxes for
this year Q876l, which are payable in 1877
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchasers, be
fore Amedee Ducstel, notary public. aus Is Is ell
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Senate or House of Representative, snd
il the same shall b agreed to By two
thirds Of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be entered on their
respective journals, with the yeas and nays
taken thereon; and tho Secretary OF State
shall cause the same to be published, three
months before the next general election tor
Representatives to the General Assembly,
in at least one newspaper in every parish in
the State in which . newspaper shall be
published. And such proposed amend
ment or amendments shall be submitted to
the people at said election; and it . MAORI
ty Of the voters at said election shall sp-
prove and ratify such amendment or
amendments, the same shall become part
of this constitution. If more than one
amendment shall be submitted ct one time,
they shall be submitted in such manner
and form that the people may vote for or
against each amendment separately.
P. G.. DESLONDE,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

done the people Of the. Stste, you can not
imagine that We can proceed to . simple
organisation which docs not contemplate
violence and murder. I am glad that you
have made this allusion in your letter, for,
though have answered the question in
previous portion of my reply. / desire to
say distinctly and positively that that cir
full character. The means referred TO were
legal and legitimate. have fully an
swered the last paragraph of the quotation
from your letter, made above, which is
but reiterati0n Of the charges against our
people. based, perhaps. upon idle rumor or
the mischievOus machinstiOns of wicked
men for partisan purposes. and have only
this to say further upon that point: That
the district in which Baton Rouge is stu.
ated, where you have located the most
notable instances of oppression of the COL
ored people, "where, nightly, colored mon
are whipped, shot at, and even killed; where
they are prevented from holding political
meetings." ETC., is presided over by Re-
publican judge, and is more favored by the
presence of United States troops than any
other section of the State.
Why are not these evil-doers brought to
justices Whose duty is it to see that they
are punished for violation of the criminal
laws of the State! The answer to these
4UOSVlVu0 WILL Tx LILO responsibility WuOIC
1t belongs, and furnish conclusive proof
that the Republican party is responsible for
the disorders which have occurred in this
State, or carry with it the evidence that
such disorders exist only in the Imagination
of tho leaders of that party.
1t you and your party are sincere in the
expression of q desire for fair and free
election, that result can be secured by Civ
ing to the people OF Louisiana fair chance
to guard and scrutinize" the registration
now in progress, and the election about to
us proper representation in the registrar
ton Offices. and at the polls and upon the
Returning Board.
We ask that you shall put in practice
your theory of Republicans that the OppOsi-
ton to an administration which has the
conduct of an election has q right to de-
mand fair opportunity to scrutinize the
whole election, from the beginning of regis
tration down to the final casting and count
ing Of the votes" Put your theory into
pr .ctice, and my word for it, no freer, fairer
or more peaceable election was ever held
than that which will take place in the
month of November next in the State OF
Louisiana.
There would. then, be NO further undue
excitement in the State, for the cause being
removed the effect would cease.
Both political parties in this State having
put themselves on record as desiring "a
free and fair election" I ask, in that inter
est and in the name of common justice
that you will accede to my request-it
should be my demand" according to the
Theory of Republicans"-with regard to
the appointment of clerks of registration.
repeat that am prepared to furnish q
list Of good and reliable men whenever de-
sired.
am, sir. very respectfully, your obedient
servant, l. w. PATTON,
President State Central Committee Demo-
ocratic- Conservative Party of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

DY MACON. ELLISON q co ALBEIT
ID PAUL, Auctioneer-Ofdce No. 29 Car0ndelet
street.-On SATURDAY. September2 2. 1876. at twelve
O'Clock H. ut the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
in the basement rotunda Of the st. Charles Hotel,
by virtue and in pursuance of an order Of the Hon.
A. L. Tissot Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated May 10, 1876 viii
be sold ct public auction, for account OF the sue.
cession Of Mrs n. 8. Macarthur, viz
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings, etc. thereon, in Suburb IRENE in square
Claude streets, measuring 81 feet IL inches front
on orleans street, 81 feet 6 inches on st. Peter
street, by depth Of ITO feet y inches. running
through said square from Orleans to st. Peter
street. The improvements comprise neat two
story frame residence known az No. l26 Orleans
street. having parlor, bed and dining rooms,
kitchen and servants room, cistern, etc. Also in
the rear of said house and fronting on St. Peter
street is good two-story frame house conven
'' T. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the new Eau.
bourg Msrigny, in the square bounded by Force.
Liberal, st Anrheny and Annette streets. deslg.
mated o. lots Nos. l. and 3. Lot No. l forms the
corner Of St. Anthony and Liberal streets and
measures 80 feet front on St. Anthony street, BY
zO feet in depth and front Liberal street; lots
Anthony street by l20 feet in depth. French meas.
ure. -
ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, etc. ~ per inventory on die
in the office of the auctioneers.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States tress.
cry notes.
expense. before Andrew Hero, IT,, notary.
aul IL 10 IS SCI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

Republican Parish Executive Committee.
The regular meeting Of the above
named body took place last evening, at
Mechanics Institute.
Present-Colonel James Lewis, president;
Charles A. Baquie, secretary, and the
following members; Messrs. Anderson,
Boothby, Bennett, Barrow, Bauduit,
Boutte, Bush, Claiborne, Devezan, Diaz,
Duhart, Dibble, Falls, Gsrstkamp, Green
fifteenth ward), Green (sixteenth ward),
Howard, johnson, Pinson, Ssyers, Vigers,
Wilson. A quorum present
The reading of the minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting was, on motion of Mr.. Eigers,
dispensed with.
Mr.. Dibble of the campaign committee,
submitted an oral report which was. on
motion, adopted.
The special committee on the affairs in
the first ward reported progress.
Mr. Dibble called for executive session.
Executive session being raised, on motion
of Mr.. Diaz, the committee adjourned to
meet again on Friday. September g. 1876.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
By 8. 0ulnault.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS BELLOCQ.


Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3. 536.
D1 $. GUlNAULT, -oFFIcB
SATURDAY. September is. 1876, will be sold at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, by virtue of Judgment
from the honorable the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans rendered on the seventh OF
July, 1876. and signed July -, 1876, the following
p SIX Tors L OF GROUND, adjoining each other,
situated in the Third District of thus city in the
londe streets and jourdsn avenue, in square No.
u designated as lots Nos 3. 4, s. 6. and 8, meas.
in S the
corner of Dauphine and Deslonde streets:
Together with frame house Of five rooms we'll
finished, with an adjoining building in the yard,
having q dining room and kitchen, the whole
slate rooted; frame building in the rear Of the
lot, containing wash room, with stable and chicken
nG fouR ELIOT LOIS OF GRouNb situated in the same
distsct designated by Nos. H. H. ID and IA, square
rales streets and the property Of G. Cafan. Said
lots adjoining each other and measuring each 81
feet inches front on Morales street, by lis feet
inches SO lines, more or less, in depth. Lot No. IA
forming the corner Of Morales and Andry streets.
SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the Eau.
known q. Course Pandeiy;" said square Of ground
is designated by No. on plan made BY J. Pile,
September /, 1886, deposited at the office of c.
measuring 1868 feet inches front on Bienvenu and
Dearonde streets and 273 feet front on each OF
Hancock and Tricou streets the whole divided into
% lots-Nos. Ito u inclusively Together with al
| the improvements, rights, ways, privileges and
| advantages thereunto belonging.
The whole sgreeably to plans to be exhibited at
the Exchange.
Terms-One.third cash and the balance 1t one
| and two years credit for notes secured by mort
gage, and bearing eight per cent interest per an.
mum from dato till paid. The buildings to % kept
insured and policies transferred to the holders o
the notes and in case Of suit. five per cent attor
| news fees for the recovery Of the above notes.
Acts Of sale before D. DoriocOuIt notary public
L at the expense Of purchaser, including all the
| taxes, payable In 1877, ~ well as the drainage
| besides the price Of adjudication.
j aul5 a 81 ee7 Is
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From the Republican, August 26:
Piuchback in Indiana.

Governor Pinchback is doing excellent
work in the Indiana canvass. North
Vernon dispatch of August 26, to the In
dianapoiis Journausays:
Hon. p B. S. Pinchback addressed
large audience at the fair grounds here to-
day. The meeting had been advertised tor
Odd Fellows Hall, and no effort had been
made to get up q grand demonstration, yet
a large crowd came, and the meeting was
adjourned to the fair grounds. The number
present was larger than the Democracy
have been able to assemble at any of their
grand rallies here for years. Pinchback's
Speech was first rate. A great many Dem
ocrats came out through curiosity to see
with their own eyes "nigger" attempt to
make speech. They were no DOUBT fully
satisfied that the thing could be done. The
Democrats have been working with some
of our colored people to induce them 10
vote the Democratic ticket. But they
might az well give up the job, for any
time and money spent by them in that
direction will prove a very poor investment.
Pinchback, Hinton and A. j. Warner, the
colored minister here, have fully aroused
the colored people, and they stand, as here
tofore, a solid phalanx in behalf ct the
party that made them free men, citizens
and voters. Warner tells them that the
colored man who would now desert the Re
publican party is traitor to his race. which
is Gods truth. Pinchback enforced that
idea with conclusive arguments, and also
appealed to the white people to stand Dy
the Republican party as the only friend and
preserver Of the rights and liberties OF the
colOred race.
A Kokomo dispatch Of August % says that
he spoke in that town to an audience OF
$500 persons. The meeting was adjourned
from the opera house to the courthouse
ward, the opera house not being large
enough to hold one-third Of the people. He
was frequently and enthusiastically cheered
th0ughOut.
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Secoad District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
NQ. 35.n7.


DY sELLR & NlAlOCHEE. AUCTION.
y gf kspA a IS
1t twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants ana Auc:
tioneels Exchange Royal street. between Canal
auction, By virtue Of two judgments rendered and
sigued september 30, and october 81. 1872, and An
order signed August %. 1876, BY the Judge OF the
Second District Court for the parlsn Of Orleans,
me SsRTA fs'i PosTdS 81 GROUND
bounded snd 30 Rsmpart and Bur
eundy streets, measuring So feet inches front on
Barracks street, by l62 feet in depth; together
attic brick and slate roof dwelling house, bearing
No. l36 Barracks street, containing two parlors,
two bedrooms, large entrance aud nai!, s sa.
in the attic four bedrooms large hall, four cabl-
nets blind closed back gallery and stairway land
ing; in the wing. large slate roof two story
brick building containing on the ground door two
rooms, kitchen, cellar stairway and prlvy; on
the upper floor three roonie, bath room stair land
ing and privy. Another brick basement three
story building containing washroom. with ny
drant in the basement on the upper door one
other two.story slate roof frame building contain
ing two rooms below and two rooms above. An
other brick building containing two rooms tcoai
ROOM; two clsterns, large tagged yard, elevated
flower beds planted with elegant trees, shrubs, ETC.
q TWO LOTS OF GROUSD situated in the ape
DESIGNATED by the Nos and bg M .as1
cooper shop erected on let No. 4.
Terms-Senven ninths cash, aud the balance on q
credit Of one and two years. to wit: For the heirs
Of age, representing one-sixth Of the property,
cash, and for Stanslas Pl assam survivor in com.
munity, representing one-haif of three. sixths OF
the property cash and for the aforesaid minors,
representing one-third or two-sixths Of the prop:
erty, one-third cash, aud the balance at one and
Of sale with notes Of the purchasers to their OWE
order secured by mortgage and vendor privilege
on the property sold with five per cent attorney
fees in case of suit to recover the amount of the
notes. the property to be kept insured and policies
transferred. Purchasers win be required to make
dicatioD
Acts of sale before Theodore Buissou, notary
public, at the expense Of the purchasers.
ana se2 9 is 1926
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONKKR-
ID Office No IS Royal street, between Benvillo
and CustoHhOuse streets.-THUR SDAY, Sep EN-
Der 49, 1876. III twelve O'Clock NJ. will be sold 1T
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneera'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance to
Judgment rendered July 49, and signed July ~,
1876, by the Hon A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
for account Of the above matter the following de-
a CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, situated in the
New suburb Margnv, Third District of this city,
making part OF lot designated by the No. 81 Of
square No. 10. measuring Is feet front on Good
children street between Elysian Fields and Finch.
men streets. by l20 feet in depth, bounded on the
one side by the remainder Of said lot No. 81, and
the other side by the property now or formerly he
lOnged to Mr.. Dupart, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and C0ndrlons-One half cash, and the
balance on credit of and two years,
in notes of the purchaser, bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date
until paid, aud secured by mortgage and
vendors privilege on the property sold; the said
purchaser to cause the buildings said property
to be insured for their full value until the full and
final payment of eaid notes. and to transfer the
policy of such insurance to the holder or holders Of
said notes, and finally to bind himself to pay all
lawyers fees. which fees are hereby fixed at i've
per cent on the amount sued for in or judicial
proceedings for the recovery OF the amount of said
notes or any past thereof.
Act Of sale before T. Bouny, notary public, At the
expense OF the purchaser. au24 81 SGT l43 d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.-This body met in No. 50 St. Charles
street last night, and did not adjourn until
near midnight. The squabble of the sew
enth ward factions was taken up, and,
finally, after much talk, the case was re-
manded to the ward clubs for another cleo
ton.
The case of John Fitzpatrick was taken
in hand, and the subject was animatedly
discussed. On a vote for rejection or &C
ceptance, Mr.. Fitzpatrick was rejected by .
vote of ID to IL.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

By MACON, BLLISON & CO., at II O'Clock, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, premises No. l26
Orleans street; three lots corner of st. Anthony
and Liberal streets claims. notes. accounts
etc household furniture; . collection of jewel
~ and silverware.
By THE STATE TAX COLLECTOR OF THE
Canal street real estate for taxes.
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Louisiana Artificial Stone Company ".
A. P. Cleveland-Seventh Justice Court for tne
Parish of Orleans. No 1868.
10y vIRruR or WRIT OF FrERI PACIAS To
ID me directed BY the Hon l. W. FAiis,
seventh justice OF the peace in aad for the parish
ceed to eell al public auction front Of my e@ce,
NO 9O8 MaRsz ne street, New Orleans on TUB SDAY,
September 1876. at twelve oclockM., the hollow
n sslRF FSRFsTt3S ssAREs OF STOCK of the Loaia.
Ne,zed in the above entitled suit.
Teyms-Cash on the spot.
AV27 % seS Wv. kkAk, CQpatAnles-
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He ASSERTED Too MUcH-Frank M.
Andrews, on the twenty-ninth ultimo, was
informed that Louis Backers, supervisor
of registration, had refused to register his
fAudrews) son for some cause, whereupon
the father breathed terrible vengeance
against the supervisor, contrary to sec''on
55l2. United States Revised Statutes, 81
least go says an affidavit made oeiore
17r;ted States Commissioner Southworth.
Several witnesses will testify in the case
to-day.
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JEWELRY, SILvBRWARB, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. WIDOW CLAUDIA
FERGUSON.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 372l5.

ID PAUL. Auctioneer-Oface No. % Carondelet
street.-sATURDAY. September .. 1876. at twelve
O'Clock n, BY virtue and in pursuance Of An
order Of the Hon. A. L. Tiss0t. Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated August L. 1876, will be cold at public auction
for account Of the succession OF Mrs. Widow
Exchange.
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF FINE JEWEL.
BY, SILvERWARE, etc. As per inventory now on
die IL the once OF the auctioneers.
Terms-Cash on the spot In United States treas-
ury notes Au2D Is SCI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hall Young America Fire Company No.
g. Sixth District, New Orleans, Septem l 1876
All parties or persons having claims against Young
America Fire Company No. will present them
All bills heretofore contracted not presented by
the fifth Of september, 1876. will be rejected BY
this company. JANIS A. FAiBR8,
J. &. GUILLOTTE,
y. MEYERS,
r. GELS,
J. STkNTZ,
se23t Committee.
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COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1876.
Superior DisrHc. Court.

SuDcTIVE Otbt1gCs VOuss
Pierre Lacazs vs.. j. Machado, B. Barthe
and Adam Wagner.-Petitioner prays for
damages of $500. for keeping private mar
kets within twelve squares Of Magazine
Market, of which he ia lessee, under act No.
81 of 1874.
Charles LANCE Va. Joseph Abadie, Matthew
Roques, Widow A. Hilaire, jean Pierre
Rondie, j. Camel and Comp and Isidore
Du,our. Petitioner, lessee of the Washing
ton Market for twenty years. asks that de-
fendant be restra aimed from keeping private
markets within twelve squares of it.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Thomas o. Rsmy, Andre
Lozel. Alexander Wassen, GeOrgina Perez
and Nicholas Dsbon opened.