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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-12
>. ii. Davis. Jr.. We. Philip eultzer.

=. IL. Davis. Jr., We. Philip sultZer.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
seizure and sa'e to ne directed 10y the
honorable the SIXTH District Court for the
will proceed 10 sell at public auction, at the Mer,
chants and Auetionee:s' Exchange ROYAL stree.
between Canal and Customhouse streets in The
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY March d
1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights, WAYS privilege and appurrensncee thereto
belonging OF in anywise sppertain ng. situated u
the equare bounded by Cars Clio. Martin now
Willow and EIato streets ga lot being desig.
ican measure thirty two feet 'ron' on Clara street
more or less, by one hurdre and twenty s.x feet
seven ncEes NJ line IN depth more or less, be-
,wten para.-el lines ding 10 plan drawn by
A. :. Phelps, late surveyor, on the hrst of January
1916, az d 20 another plan made by Giroux y Cas-
tang, ate architects, on the twenty eighth OF
April, 1881 and deposited IL the office Of B. Kerr
,. AND A CERTAIN OTHER LOT OF GROUND,
the First District of the city Of New Orleans in
the square aforesaid, ar d dtsigna'ed BY the num-
Der seen on sad Plan by G is scas,ang or
said g. Kerr notary: ard s SO another plan Of
said a. S; Phelps, the fifth of February, 1886,
measuring thirty.two feet front on Clara Street,
more or less, BY one hundred aud twebry-si1 feet
seven inches one line in depth. more or lees, be.
which the defendant mere in soquIed BY purchase |
from Henry s. Thorpe, by 81 act passed before |
J James Fancy: notary public in this city, or the !
seventh of November 1874. Registered IL the |
conveyance ofIiee took los, fol.o SIS. !
Seized in the above suit
Terms-l. In cash for q s1Hciert amou: 20 paw |
aintitts claim say the sum Of thousand dol. |
an, with interest thereon a; eight Fer c. nj ner
snn em from the thrtieth day Of October 1874 TN
TIE DAY Oh sale: hive per cent attorneys fees ard
-osts OF suit. :. The purchaser TO assume 10 the
-xtent OF the amount Of his It'd the payment OF 6
1ote, secured by mortgage on sad
property ro' the like sum of thousand dol lars
ated on the tiirtieih day OF October, 1874 |
.riwn bv Henry s. Thorpe. ard payable two
4 eight per cent per annum until paid 3. Ard the !
alance OF the pl.ce OF adJudica ion. if any cash |
q the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
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Fl GENE WAGGAMAS
feS !S 3 mill Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans


A. KOchereRu q Go. VS.. JOhnC e. PoOley
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. s385-By virtue OF a writ q
seizure and sale to me directed hy the honor
able the Sixth District Court for tie parish O
orleans, in the above entitled cause | will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street
between Canal and tustomiouse streets in the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY. Febru.
sry 70 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ the following de.
scribed property, to wit Wv
-, TWO CkRTAlN LOTS OF GROUND, together with
al! and singular the rights, WAYS servituder priv
lleges anu advantages thereunto belonging or in
Snywlse appeItaining, situated in the Eau boure
fiasance IN the Sixth District of this CITY in the
square number twenty three A, comprised within
Louisiana avenue and Apollo. DeIachaise and
Bacchis sfeeets Said lots are desi ypated bv the
numbers twenty-o one and twenty two on a plan
drawn by q. Dreux. surveyor. annexed to an act II
partition executed before Theodore Guyol notary
pubic in this city, on the twentieth of April 1855
OF the property of the estare of Mrs. Widow Della.
chaise, aud measure each, according to said plan
70 feet front on Apollo street BY one hun.
Hred an twenty feet in depth. bet ween parallel
mes. ana SAID property belongs to the defe ndart
nereln, having purchase d the same from Louis p
DeIacnalse, as per act dated October TO- 1871
city. 49, '
Seized in the above suit
Terlns-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ia2S fr5 IL 2S CivjlS ber;H bn
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IL. &. Millaudon W. Airs. VI. l., n.

s Blanchard.
kNF III DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 627o.-B3- virtue OF a writ OF feri
faclas against Mrs. Marie Louise Hermlna
Beno ,s wife Of Albert @: B anchard 10
ME directed by the honorable the Fifth Ms
trict Court for the parish OF Orleans IN the above
entitled cause. VII proceed to sell at public aue
tlon, at the Merchants and AuotioleeIs, Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhneSa
streets in the Second District o. this CITY on THES
DAY March I 1876, at twelve o'clock IL, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit "
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND with the h,,,,d;ro,
and improvements thereon. rights. wavs .tc
situated In the Sixth Distlic: Of tbs cify in ~
square bounded BY Camp. Constan tinople, Ma
rengO and Magazine streets, and designated a.
lots numbers five. SIX, eleven and twelve To1s
numbers hve and Blk aGioin eacn other and meas
ure each thirty feet front on Marergo stree hv
one hundred I ,d and twenty feet IN depth between
parallel hnes, and lots numbers eleven And 1wsIva
measure n each thirty feet from. Oh Camp street bv
one hunoro0 ana fifty feet two inches in Gsn+S
between parallel lines; which property beonss TO-
the deie9dant herein by pure hsse from Thomas
Hopper, oy act passed before A. Hero a nntarv
1872 'S'ou1'E VI July,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
fe4 10 % mh7 Civil Sheriff Of the PaI'sh NJ n,,.
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GCPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. q, oil-Bv virtue of a writ
OF seizure and sale to me directed by the hon
oracle the Superior district Court for the par sh
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause / will
proceed to sell at Public auction, at the Mer.
chants and Auctpneers Exchange ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
IL. 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ. tie following de.
screed property, to wit
l. CERTAIN .ORNER LOT OF GROUND to.
Retner with all and singular the buildings and I'm
provenerts thereon, rights, wsvs priv ileges or
servttudes tLeieunto IN anywise sppertaining sit
uated IN the Second District OF this city in the
square b,urded by ST. Peter and Roman streets
Carondelet walk and Prieur street., designated as
lot number one, and measuring thirty seven feet
Six inches font on st. Peter street by depth and
front OIL Roman etreet o one hui dred feet Being
the same property viii, b the said j. p Lczes one
OF the deft 'auts herein. acq uired BY purchase
from Hubert Rolling and others according to an
act passed on the fifth of March 1866 before R. j.
her, notary public in this city.
T. CERTAIN CORNER LOT OF GROUND 10.
gether with all and singular the buildings i'm.
servl-udts thereun1O in anywi,e apper.aipp
situated IN the Fourth Distric. of this CITY IN
the square bounded by Eighth, Ninth Ch;ppe wa
and Jersey streets, designated as lot humble one
81 square Du N Der tw-n'y-siZ and measuring
tftv iett front on Chippewa street. BY one hun.
dred and thirty feet in depth and front on Eighth
street. Beng the same property which tie said
quired by purchase from Philip Bennett according
10 act passed on the fourth or Nav 1856. befo1
william shannon then notary public II this civ
Seized in the above suit
Teims-Cash ON the spot
Fl GENE WAGGAMAN
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Joachim X ohm vs.. Mary E. Viven

ClxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans No 1855 BY virtue OF writ Of
able the sixth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in tie above entitled cause. I will
proceed 10 sell at public auction, a; the Mei
chants and Auctoneers' Exc Lange Royal street
between Canal and CustomhoUse streets. III the
Second District of this CITY, on SATURDAY March
H. 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
a CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated in the
late CITY OF Jefferson, now the Sixth District Of
this city, dos gna:ed lot number fifteen, N
square number fifty five, which is bounded by Pry.
tania Pitt. Berlin streets and Napoleon avenue
having thirty feet ont On Pryrarla stree: by one
hundred and ten feet in depth between parallel
lines. Being rhe property the defendant
herein acquired from sad Joachim Kohn Sc per
act passt before Z. G GoftsChxlk late a notary
pubic IN this citv. on the ninth OF May 1870
Seized i'll tie above suit,
Ierms-Cash on the spot
EGGESE wAGGAMAN
f8 ID Is m II Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans
James r. Guinaut vs.. Jean E. Zamora
.,vrr ,,,, and Mare G. Zano.s
seizure eae to me directed hy the houol:.bIe
the sixth District Court for The parish OF Orleans
at pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tloneeis' Exchange, Roval st:e.t, between Canal
OF s "p "n N the ssoHd bs
twelve O'Clock NJ the following described properly,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROrND together with al
the improvements thereon, and ali the rph.s
ways. privileges and advantages tGereuu.o 10
oneins or IL auywise apperta;Ding situated IA the
THIRD District Of this city. in the square pounded
by Laharre, Columbus DerbiRny ard Roman
streets, designated by the number two on ran
drawn by Adolph Knel', late surveyor. OF the nth
DAY OF Nav 1885, and de Visited in tue otce Of Pam
E Laresche. late notary public IN tLis CIV as
plan NUN beI twenty four Of book of p ans marked
;; said lot OF ground measuring. in American
measure, twenty feet front LansIpe street by
a oepth of one hundred aud two feet between
parallel lLes. Being the same property acquired
By the defendants herein by purchase from Fran
co.'s puilerris, per act PASSED before z Eollv |
notary pubic IN this city Oh the nineteenth Vi No.
vember, 1874
Seized II the above slI!t.
Terms-Cash OF the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
e2O eS te2 90 Civil Sheriff OF tie Parish Of G1' AZ
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lenburg.
ElFTH DISTRICT COrkr FOR THE PARISH
i OF Orleans, No, 5o2e.-By virtue of writ
of teri ia'ias TO me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for tue parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause. ! Twill pro.
coed 10 sell at public auction on the premises
hereinafter esignated. on WEDNESDAY February
%. 1876, at five O'Clock p NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to wit
ALL 1HE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS
contained in the premis occupied by the defe nd
ant and situate at No. IS ST. Ferdina,d street in
the Third District of his city, as per inventory
winch may be seen in nv CIT e.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terins-Cash on the spot
EuGENE WAGGAMAN
fel0 Is l9 % Civil SheIh o. the Parish Of ORLEANS
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Il of Orleans, No. i3 7c4-Bv v!.tne OF a writ o,
heri taeias agains- Widow j. F. tia.leau9 Angelo
Galleand Clovis Galleaud aud ortere Gslleaud.
to me directed by the honorable the Fourth District
Court ior the parish of orleans. III the above en-.
titled cause Will proceed to sci. at public auction,
at the Merchants and AUc-ioEeers Exchange,
Royal street between CaLai AID CUsomllolse
streets IN the Second District u this city on
TUESDAY March :. 1876 at twelve O'clock NJ. the
following de. scribed property 70 VT
LOT NJ MBkR TWO with the buildings he reon,
IN e4uare bounded by 81. AutLoLv. Love. Craps
and bagatelle streets the Third District o: THIS
CITY measuring thirty.three feet front on st. An.
thcny street. by thirtyrwO fees il deFth, Erg ish
measure. The house bears the I-uu Der thirteen
on st. Anthony street
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-CaSh on the
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NTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Of
II Orleans. No Cosby virtue OF a wit OF re,i
iacias against Cl-mt ntiue Dol-ac Franco,se Taran
dow of Jean Deleac, IrGvduallv, Anton.
Doleac and MARI Dolesc. wife of F. MgumfIs
IN solido 20 directed by the houoia'
bic the Fifth District Court for the parish II
Orleans, II tie above entitled cause viii proceed
10 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc
uonetrs' Exchange, Royal street. bet weeu Canal
and cust"mhouse streets, in the Second Uis-,lcr
OF this city, on SATURDAY, March H. 1875 ~
twelve oclots NJ, Tie following deserted prottrtv
to wit ''i
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. With all II.
buildings and improve men,s thereon col.
ssiiug Of double story and attic frame
house and tHc story frame kitchen
together with all the IehtE ua7s prvi
eyes and advantages tnereuEto oel6rs ng or il
sny%se appsIalu!rg situated u the First Dis. CT
OF o. TINS city. IN the square bounded BY Apollo O,
Sa1oldeef baronne or BaCchus Clio acd Erato
steele, and measuring thIrtv-one feet eleven
lnche nve aid one ha lines front on Era st~es-
oy depth CT enc hundred and eight feer between
para lei Ines. Being the same prop. rtv which The
,ate lean Doleac acquired by purcbase from Jofn
Dulfze, per act passed before Michael Ci.Tnon
notary public in thi. city, da,ed March % Iat7'
Seized III tie above suIt
leiMs-Lash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
10 AZ -
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w. H. Appleton vs.. p. H. Morgan.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARSE
y OF Orleans No i6s2.-Bv vi--ue Q. WIT OF teri.
tacias to ne directed ty re honorable tue >.1th
District Court for TIE Parish O. orleans, in he
above entitled cause, WI. proceed &c SCI IL pub
auction on tie premises Le-eiIai:e- ceslgL ated On
MONDAY, February X 1876, az one o'c.ctk P.
the following described properly, 20 W
TWENTY-THRkE MULES. Low a Regal S s'a-
bes, No. 1874 BsronIe street, Z tie FIST District
Of this city.
Seized in TIE ab,ve suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGE.E WAGGAMAN
fpl 10 Is SIe~-. : p4ri ar cans
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Cecilia ". Noise ". Ca.par MulIrr.

EorRTH DISTRICT Court SCR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. Il, 913.-Bv virtue of a writ OF
seizure aud sale to he directed bv the honcra-
bic the Fourth District Cont Tor the parish
OF Orleans in the above entitled sur, L
VIII proceed to sell al pubic auctiou AT the Mer-
CHANTS and Auctioneers Exchange. hoval street,
between Canal and CustOMLoUse streets IN the
Second District OF TINS civ. or FRIDAY, March
3, 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following de-
scribed property. to wit
TWO CkkTAlN LOTS OF GROUND and all the
buildings and I'm "rovemeLts -Lere0r, rights. ways,
privileges and appul erauces tlereLnto beio ging
or in anyw Sc appeItairing situated II the SIKH
District of this city designated bv The numbers
six and seven Of square hunter five, which 10
bounded by Jersey. feDlstoL, Laurel and Amelia
streets, as per plan drawn tv j. 4. DH me ccurt.
surveyor, the eighth Of September, 1864 3 copy
OF which is annexed 10 an act passed bei.Ee Hugh
Madden, late nO.arv pItlic II us city. on the
tive nd OF January. laep according 70 which
plan said lOts measure each rweLty- me feet two
inches front Laurel street. tv oue huntiIe ant:
ten feet in depth and rwery-Llre feet two inch 81
four lines il width IL the rear al American meas.
uIe; being tie same property ace uiret bv the de.
PENDANT herein by purchase from tie succession OF
the late Thomas Pension. OF This CITY deceased
per act passed before said late uots.v Hugh
Madden, on the first day OF March 1906
Seized in the above s,iit.
Terns-Cash OF the spot.
hCGESE WAGGAMAN
fe1 10 Il ms Civil Sheriff Parish of Orleans.
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WOrkinGmen's Bank vs.. Louis Cormier.

ECWENt " -4<INANEN.
jail 20 feS 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Mrs. e. VI. Nlarchand VS.. ri, ", KIon.
penburg.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
te0 % mill Civil Sheriff of the Parish of or ne
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Mrs. Catherine stumberg, Wife Of \
Rrigan IN. ferdinand " Rnhnira

+ GENE WAGGAMAN
a22 % fe423 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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New Orleans Savings Institution VS.. VIC
tOTia 4. G. Hill ct II.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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Fl NE-NE W 3VTtANAN,
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EUGENE WAGGA MAN
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{. 4. Girardey VS.. Joseph Raymond.

EUGENE VAUGHAN,
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Workingmen's Bank W.. Francois Borde..

suGENE WAGGAMAN
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Mrs. Noemi Pension vs.. Francois Doleac

EUGENE WAGGANAN
ie20 os fe2 30 Civil Sheriff OF e PARISH of or
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MORE INTERvIEws.-The Baltimore Ca
zette reports several more interviews. FER
NANDo Woop comes out for nobody, but
says any good candidate could carry New
York. He seemed to favor Judge DAVIS.
SUNSET Cox declined to answer questions,
but had strong hopes of Democratic Pres
ident. Senator WHITE, OF Maryland, was
next to dumb. Hon. 7. L. JONES, OF Ken.
lucky, thought ALLEN OF HENDRICKS was
the favorite in his State. Hon. Mr.. TAR
BOX said TlLDEN was the choice OF Massa-
chusetts. Hon. C. III. HARRISON, OF Illinois,
said his neighbors preferred Judge DAVIS,
but TILDEN and HENDRICKS had much
strength. Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, OF Texas,
thought his people regarded TlLDEN as the
strongest man they would support Bay
ARD II they thought he could be elected.
He said Judge DAVIS was strong candi-
date. Hon. GILBERT G.. WALKER declined
to be interviewed. ..s.,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-20
CUT LOOSE.

The only comfort to be had in the Ohio
platform Of Uncle Bill and defeat is that it
makes sharp issue, and one to be met at
once-one where no shutting, preyarlca-
ton, or reservations are possible.
St. Louis must drop Ohio, Ohio men, and
Ohio ideaS-that is our alternative; or st.
Louis must 60 into the canvass with New
York, Connecticut, and Jersey already lost ;
that is the other. The Allen platform has
already beaten us, unless the National Con-
vention shall be decided enough and bold
enough to avow that they expect and desire
to lose the OCTOBER election in Ohio.
We cannot carry it i'll any event, and we
ought not to wish for it. Because to have
Ohio is to lose three States certainly, and all
but the South probably.
Here in Virginia, therefore, where we
have yet to speak our mind, it behooyes us
to declare Enthusiastically our sense OF the
folly in Ohio and our determination to fol-
low no such lead as they give. ..
The one contingency is before us in which
southern States can by speaking do good to
their party. They can save it by under
taking TO assure the people Of the country
that not only do they not suggest to the
West this idea OF rag-money and wild intla-
ton, but that they do not sympathize with
them.
No need for us to instruct our delegates,
but much need that we shall declare our po
sition.
As to what man is helped or harmed by
the Ohio fiasco we do not care to discuss
but certainly since the 18th instant all west
ern candidates are clean out OF the lueS
tion ~.
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COMMENTS on THE ONO CONVENTION
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Sn.]-
Washington, May 1S.-There is, OF course,
considerable talk to-day over the doinSs OF
the Ohio Democratic Convention yesterday.
Senator Thurman and his friends frankly
admit that the action Of the Convention Is
great setback to his prospects, yet they are
not at all inclined to give it up. Senator
Thurman received this afternoon telegram
to the effect that majority OF the delegates
are really for him, and will be ready to cast
their votes for him ii the time comes when
thew can consistently be absolvcd from their
instructions. But the general sentiment is
now that Dlr. Thurman, not having his own
State to start with, is only TO be thought Of
rs candidate in the very remote contingent
cy Of some such struggle as preceded the
nomination OF Franklin Pierce in 1852.
Many leading Democrats said to-day that the
factous course Of the soft-money Democracy
Of Ohio had irretrievably lost that State, and
that it would not only be useless, but weak
ening to the party elsewhere to put up any
Ohio man at st. Louis. Several Democratic
senators said they thought that this throw
ing overheard OF Thurman would help very
much the chances OF Mr.. Bayard.