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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
SHERIFFS SALES.
A. Elmer Bader &, Co.. Etc.. VI. Eu9en
Demasilier.

A. Elmer Bader & Co.. ETC., W. Eugene
Demasler.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans, No 7556.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and eale to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
aDGye emitted cause viii proceed to sell at
exchange. Royal street, between Canal ard Gus.
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
O'Clock NJ, the following described properly. to
IA LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Eau.
in the square bounded by Bayou road, Claiborne
and Robertson streets, and designated by the
number eight on . plan drawn by Louis Blingier
late surveyor general dated January "a, 1874 and
annexed to an act deposited in the office Of C.
Pollock, late notary public in this city, on the
third OF June, 1874. and measures, English meaa-
ure forty feet eight inches front on Bayou road,
fifteen feet front Cla horne street, from there
street depth Of one hand1ed and SLY y feet
on he projected line of Barracks street. fOrty.four
feet front on said projected line of Barracks street
by which said lot is bounded in the rear, and one
hundred and eighty-five feet deep on the line to.
ward Robertson street. separating said lot from
2 ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, in the
same faubourg and square, and adjoining the
above described lot, and measuring, American
less front on Claiborne street and ninety six feet
seven inches mere or less, on the line separating
tot
inches on the line separating it from the property
now OF formerly belonging to B. J. Ker. Together
with the two houses built, on the lot of ground
ne firstly descrlbad and the other on
me portion of ground secondly described and all
other buildings and improvements thereon, and
all rights, ways privileges ETC., without any ex.
ceptlon or reservation. Being the same property
which the defendant herein acquired by purchase
from Adolphe Elmer Bader and John W. Buhr.
mann, in their individual name and in the name
Of the commercial firm of A. Elmer Bader 4 Co.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Jy6 Is " au6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

Mr.. J. C. Downer, late captain of Com
pany E, Sixth Louisiana Volunteers, also
an old soldier of the Mexican war. was at
the Capitol yesterday, having in his posses.
sion sword destined for the Centennial Ex-
hibitiOn, which has an interesting history.
Previous to the shedding of the first blood
tor the liberty Of the colonies, on April IS,
l775, the British started out of Boston for
Lexington for the purpose of DESTROYING
the military stores which the rebels had
amassed at their headquarters. and as thew
marched out past the house of DR.. Eliphlet
Downer, grandfather of Mr. j. C.. DoWner.
he!ff0!i0wed them with his shotgun. and
finding q soldier separated from the com.
mand he give battle. Both fred but missed
each other. DR.. Downer dubbed his mus
ket, which was broken in the contest. but
finally succeeded in wrenching the sword
from his antagonist and killed him with Il.
General Heath, who had command of the
northern division of the army under w ash
ington. me- ntions the circumstance in his
Memoirs, published in 1888, and Mr.. Downer
is armed with certificates and affidavite of
those through whom this heirloom has de.
scended to him, certifying to the genuine
ness of the relic.
The weapon is q strong, slight steel
blade, twenty.six inches long, with plain
hilt, and bears the coat of arms of France,
and inscribed "Pout le Roy, Dauphine ORA
goons." This, together with the style of
the weapon, shows it to have been not only
. relic Of French royalty, but also ancient
at the time of it's capture by DIR. Downer,
one hundred and one years and two months
ago Washington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

chusetts, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvauis, Maryland, District
of Columbia, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Cali
forpis, Kentucky and Washington Terri.
voted to the reception Of reports of officers,
reference Of the same to committees and
routine business.
Old Mortality.
AKRON, Ohio, July Sat the celebration
yesterday q special feature WAS the pres
ence Of Lomer Griffin, liz years old.
A Fifteen Minutes Storm.
FORT MADISON, Ia, July 5.-A storm of
fifteen minutes duration prevailed. St.
Joseph's Catholic Church was demolished
by the fall Of the eteeple, which was 226
feet high. Other churches were more or
less damaged. and the Park House is a
total wreck. The damage is estimated at
100000 No loss of life.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer. :
Washington, July S, l876-4:30 P. n.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Chic
valley, higher, followed by falling barometer,
southeast TO southwest Winds slight chansss in
tempe nature, partly cloudy weather and Occa-
sional thunder storms.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July S, P. M.-Barcmeter
1870 Wind east and fresh. Arrived-FreDch bark
Anzel!que Burel, master, fourteen days from Mar
Unique, in ballast to Felix Larue; schooner George
Il. Thatcher. Bray, master. thirty DAYS from Port
land with general cargo ard ice, to J. R. Warner;
British schooner Constance, Brigss, master. eight
DAYS from Banacca, with fruit, 10 ]. f. Morgan.
Sailed-Bsrk Enrique and schooner Mary L. Peters.
SHREVEPORT July 5.-Weather fair and very hot.
The river is on stand. Departed-Clihord, for
above the Raft and Lotus No. 3 for New Orleans. q
vlcKsBURG. July 5.-The river fell one inch,
and now stands at thirty eight feet three inches.
The Mitchell passed up at IL A. N. The Maude IS
in port.
aeNPHrs, July 5-The river stands at twenty.
one feet six inches. Weather shOwery; mercury
92o. eparted-Baum, for Cincinnati; Rosa Miller,
for Arkansae river.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-River ten feet ten inches and
rising Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 5.-River rising. Weather
cloudy and hot.
LOUISVILLE, July 5-weather warm ami clear.
River falling with six feet six inches in the canal
PIrrsBURe, July 5.-River five feet and rising.
Weather cloudy.
CAIRO, July 5.-Arrived-City of Helena for ST.
Louis, at P. NJ. River thirtyore f,et and rising
Weather cloudy and warm.
ST. Louis July 5.-Arrived-St. Genevieve from
Vicksburg, and Atlantic from New Orleans. River
risen eighteen inches and swelling rapidly to night
Weather hot and showery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
FOREIGN.
Punishing tho Mon of the Coup d'El

Furnishing tho Mon of the Coup d'Etat.
VERSAILLES, July 5.-The Chamber of
Deputies yesterday referred M. Marcus
motion for the prosecution of those connected
| with the coup detat to an initiative commit
tee. A counter molten BY M. Mitchell, that
their suffrages be included in the indict-
ment was summarily rejected.
A Steamer Lost.
The HAGUE, July 5-The Governor of
Dutch East Indies telegrsphs confirming
the report of the loss of the steamer Lieu
tenant General Kroesen in the straits of
Sunda. Two hundred and thirty persons
were drowned.
Accused Of Treason.
NEUsArz, July 5.-M. Milctics the head
of the Hungarian branch of the great
Sclavonic secret society, the OmlsdIne, and
several 9th er members of the organization,
have been arrested here on warrants from
the court in Pesth, accusing them of high
treason.
Expressions of Good Will.
LONDON, July 5.-An the leading British
journals express good will for America on
the occasion Of the celebration of her CEN
tenary.
Allier & Co, machine and ship insurance
brokers, have failed. Liabilities estimated
at $4,000.
The Fourth Mt Stuttgardt.
STUTTGARDT, July 5.-Salutes were fired
yesterday at noon by the Americans here in
honor Of the fourth of July. A meeting of
Americans, to the number of 200. was held
at the museum, at which Consul Potter pre-
sided. The declaration Of independence
was read and the hymn jubilee sung Mr..
RantOul, of Massachusetts, spoke upon the
ties connecting Germany and America. A
dinner, at which the usual tOasts were
drunk, and a ball followed.
At Geneva.
GENEVA, July 1.-The fourth of July was
celebrated here yesterday by q special
champagne luncheon and ball at the Ma
tional Hotel, which were attended by 800
guests. Speeches were made BY United
States Minister Rudlee, Consul Upton, and
Ravs. Bacon, Cheneviere, Ribillet and
Westall, the last three speaking for Swift.
zsrland, France and England respectively
In Dublin.
DUBLIN, July "a grand demonstration
took place in the suburbs of this city last
evening. in honor of the American centen-
NAL birth; 1000 persons were assembled.
with American flags. Mr.. Purnell, member
of Parliament, for Meath. addressed the
meeting. In the course of his remarks, he
referred to the Eastern question, when the |
crowd cheered loudly for Russia. An ad- |
dress to President Grant was adopted |
There was alec q display of fireworks and |
and torchlight procession. No disturb |
ance occurred
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July S, Evening Money closed stea "
st 2 Sterling steady at 81 ash. Gold quiet at
ll2t 0ll2a. Government bonds dull and steady:
new lives ll7}s. State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks dull and steady.
rency s3a ass.
The sub treasurer paid out sso7, 900 on account
OF interest, . and s2s 2 s see for for bonds
Cotton closed quiet; middiing uplands II &c; Or
Leans 10 ll6c consolidated net receipts 1899 bales
T. Great san $685. to France $780,
bales; e follows: July II 2l,s29n !ll6c: August
Der Ike; November II Sc December sc; january
II l7ssall sl6c Feb5ussy Il lIsoll % SEC; March
zssa Pun. Ags 5 5fS ilSo' May IL $50
Flour without decided change; moderate bust
doing for export and home USE Southern flour
choice do So o5os IS: wheat-Pnme sound ind par r.
cells spring firm; moderate export inquiry; soft
and inferior grades dull and declining winter
Western 81 81; white Western ESQ., Corn opened
shade firmer; closed dull, scarcely firm, shippers
crate grade demand. Coffee-Rio steady; l5Aa
lsac. gold, for carsoes; lss 3lsse gold, for job
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet and
steady. Rosn steady. Tulpentine quiet. Pork
tive; prime steam ii65 9ll. 7oc WHISKY . shade
hrmer. 81 l2k Freights quiet; cotton BY sail
s32d BY steam Sled; corn by steam I'd; wheat by
CH.cAso July 5-Flour quie. and unchanged
Wheat in fair demand and lower and irregular at
81 O3aa al 03zs. COrn-demand active aud prices
higher at 47a. 04sic. Oats steaiy and in fair de-
mand at SOC. Rye dull at IS 067c. B arley dull and
unchanged: Pork unsettled but generally lower
at SIG sO0ls SO. Lard quiet and steady at ll30c.
Bulk nss,s1Shoulders nc; short rib and short
clear sidei l0Ac. Whisky quiet and firm at 81 l0h.
as Is; extra ds 90 2503 IS double do s404 Is;
treble extra do 81 5O05 Is. wheat-No. red fall
81 IS bid cash; sales at 81 "a for July. 81 u for
August Corn inactive No. mixed 42kc. Oats
inactive; No. 2s'ac. Bye dull 64c. Whisky steady;
8 H. Pork dull g. d2O Is. Lard held higher;
l0%c asked for summer steam rendered. Bulk
meats nomnally unchanged. Bacoa-Good de.
mand; shoulders SIC; clear rib and clear sides II \
9ll,.c. Live hogs active and frmer; bacon s6 Is
06 2o Cattle-Supply light. owing to wash.outs
in railroads. and prices for butte hers grades for
which only there is any demand, are strong and
CrNcINNHrI. July 5-Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull; prime winter 81 1O0l Is. Corn dull. Oats
quiet; choice white 42c; Rye inactive; T4c Bar
ley 80083c Pork firm. held at $50 so Lard firm:
steam rendered II kc; kettle l3dl3hc Bulk meats
firm shoulders held at 808Sc; clear rib sides l0Ac;
clear sides 1922 Bacon firm and unch anged.
Hogs quiet and firm; fair to good heavy Sc Is a
S so. Whisky firm; 81 10. Butter firm; central
Oh 10 and Western Reserve l7120c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
GreSe 4 WfldermaDn vs.. Desire Hon.
quinet and Constant Bero in solido.

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. "a, 064.-By virtue of a writ
directed by the honorable the Fourth Distric;
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause. will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhous-
streets. in the Second District of this city, on
MONDAY. August I, 1876. at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property to wit
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A LOT OF
GROUND, situated in the Third District of this
city in square number two hundred and thrty-
seven. bounded by Poland, Dauphine Burgundy
and Kentucky Streets said lot is designated BY the
number one on litl ogI aphc plan dated Novem.
Der 10. 1874, drawn by Louis H. Pihe surveyor ard
annexed to an act passed On tbs first Of May 1873,
oei e W: ). Castell, notary public in this city,
which lot forms the corr of Dauphine and Poland
streets. and measures twenty-slx feet Six inches
three lines front on Poland street. by depth
and trent on Dauph inc street OF one hun
dred fact, between parallel lines, American
measure, agreeal to aid plan. together with the
buildings thereon right way servitudes and ap
purtenances thereuntO belonging. Being the sa,le
property acquired by said C. Bero by purchase
from Claudius Gousy on the twenty fifth of Octo
ber 1875, by act pa ssed before Oscar D1ouet "a 10
tary public in this city.
Seized IN the above suit
,uerms-Cash the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
i've Is % aus Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlear
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
CONSTABLES' SALES,

John SpIndleF vs.. r. Fuhr and Wife.
MIRA Fuhr duly authorized-Second Justice
Court for the Parish of Orleans, No. 1891.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. William H. Holmes
second Justice in and for the parish of Orleans ii
the above stated suit, l viii proceed to sell at
public auction at my warehouse, No. $50 Poy dras
street, at the corner of Basiu street, on MONDAY
July 10. 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ
LOT OF HOC SEHOLD FURNITURE, as per il.
ventory on file in my Office.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ie29 jy6 g" JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
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IooNruNupp FROM FIRST PACE.

when. If a favorable result is reached, Mr..
Morrill, will assume the secretaryshlp OF
the treasury.
sneaker Kerr's Condition.
Speaker Kerr improves, at Alum Syringe,
Virginia. His entire restoration is now
regarded as possible.
A Man of Letters.
The letter carrier uses bushel basket in
bringing Governor Tildens mail. and there
are relays Of telegraph boys delivering his
dispatches.
state Bonds Purchased with Indian Trust
Funds.
The report of the Secretary of the In
terror to the House will show that between
1886 and 1860 over 81 SOC, 600 worth OF State
bonds were purchased with Indian trust
funds, on which there is over million due
az accrued interest. The bonds are those
of Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and
Virginia.
The Haytfan Revolution.
The Haytian minister has received ca0ie
dispatches from his government, dated
POrt-au- Prince, July |, advising nlm tnat
General BoissrOud Canal had, on the TWEEN
ty-fourth ultimO. taken possession OF Cape
Haytien, when General Alexis Nord on the
fourteenth of June had rebelled against the
government with the idea of establishing
in the ialand federal union composed OF
the five provinces Of the republic as i've IN
dependent States, General Nord was in
safety at a consulate, from whence he VIII
be allowed to leave the country"
Brislow as Witness.
Ex-Secretary Bristow appeared before the
whisky frauds committee, but no quorum
was present and the committee adjourned.
The Indians.
eUnited States Indian Inspector General
Vandever. now at Red Cloud agency for the
purpose Of assisting agents in preventing
the Indians at that agency from joining the
hostile parties of Sioux, writes the Indian
commissioner, June 30, that adylces from
Laramie regarding the agency Indians is
forwarded, and ia one of the meanest and
worst kind of rumOrs or deliberate false
hood. He represents that few have left the
reservation, and those remaining are loyal
and peacefully disposed. He concludes his
letter az follows:
Give these Indians fair play; treat them
with the same degree of justice that we
would treat civilized beings, and they will
be friends, but if provocation after provoca-
ton is heaped upon them they will be COM
PEELED to fight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.

"' fsSch ss" vile separate in property Of j.
Ui E3ai' SsaisrR1cr COURT FOR THE The. PARISH
Of :ssu1s "1 the 'i Th to District Court
~ or the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause. will proceed to sell at public auct19n, az
street between Canal and CustomhOuse streets,
in the second District of this city, on MONDAl,
August :, 1876, at twelve O'Clock H.. me Iono"ns
describes ISr or GROUND situated In the
Second District Of this city In square 6ou ;"u
ChartFes5 Ctr. cts, designated as lot number enc
on a plan made by L. H; Pile late suIveyor on tse
the ofice Of Amedee Ducatel, notary public IN
tlis city raid 10: 10 of an irregular FORM ana
measures in American measure: stgeet one
hmndre and we've feet eleven inches 7e lines in
depth on the lett line toward the ace o. Leve s
~ tue Iesr line parallel with Barracks street
and for' two feet three inches TWO iines On nne
unsug from the tight saa O. the bee vdta
of said lot by that much, and lAstly SKY DIX Ieet
five inches one line on line starring from r+ tns
:. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the
onu measuring. in American measure, thirty
feet front on Barracks street. by one nunareo ana
feet on one eide and one hundred ana Sgnr ,ef
bg A. Castaing architect on the third Jay OF March,
1860 deposited in the office of the late j. Lsb0Dy,
formerly q notary public in this city.
g. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND situated IN said
Second District of this city in the above SO 1sre,
bounded by Esplanaie, Old Leveo Barracks
and Coudi, now Charities. streets. measuring
twenty one f. es inches front on said .rracks
street BY depth of sixty two feet four inches
Together with all the buildings and improvements
theIeon and sill the rights, ways, privileges and
Appearances tbereuntO belonging, or in anyWise
appe aiming Said lot forming portion Of certain
niece OF land, designated by the number I'VE, on
plan mentioned in act of the seventeenth OF Feb
Iusry, 1919 before the late Michael de Armas TOT
merry notary public in this city.
Being tne came properties which the defendant
he Elm acquired by purcharse from Jacques Henri
a not ary public in this city. the nineteenth OF
March, 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-l. In cash a sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim say the sum of two thousand
collars with interest thereon at this rate OF eight
per cent pt + annum from the nineteenth day OF
March 1876 until the day of sale five per cent At
1o1neys tees on the amount sued for, and costs OF
suit 2. 1he purchaser will assume to the ex-
tent of the of his bid. the pay nent OF tvs
promssoIy not.s secured by mortgage on sald
above described property, draw by defendant ~
her own order and Endorsed by herself. dafed
March Is, 1874. each for the sum of oae Thousand
6oilaes, pay able respectively ut three End four
wears afte date and b. airing interest at eight per
cent per arnum nom date until paid. 8. And tbs
balance of the price of adjudication, if ally, cash
on tie spot. ..
y6 Is % aus Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.