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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Charities street, stood as follows, June ID:
At 8 A. M, 79o; at 2 P. M, $50; at P. NJ,
$40. Lowest point during the night Of June
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: The daughters of laundress sre growing
r.la for want Of exercise, md the moenef
says they fade because they WI aos vssA'
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Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee of the parish of Orleans New Orleans,
May q, l876.-Whereas, Ths Republican State Cen
trail Executive Committee has called a convention
of the Republican party of Louisiana to assemble
twenty seventh day Of June, 1876 for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor of Public
Accounts Superintendent of Public R0ucatiOn and
Attorney General, and to nominate candid ates for
members of Congress from such congressional dis.
tricts rs have not otherwise provided for adistrct
and to nominate candidates for electors for Presi.
dent and Vice President of the United States also,
to select new State Central Committee.
Therefore, it is hereby ord ,red that an election
be held throughout the respective wards In the
parish Of Orleans Except in such wards where
said dele gates have already been elected) on
WEDNESDAY, the twenty first of June, 1876. be-
tween such no as the several clubs may. ap
point, for delegates to the State Convention afore
mentioned.
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By George Pearson.
SALE OF WARRHOUSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.

UNITED SrArIs CusfoMHousR.)
Collectors Once, }
New Orleans, June Is, 1876.
DY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONRRR-
ID The following described goods having re-
claimed over one year. will be cold ct public auc.
ton, In accordance with the regulations Of the
Treasury Department, 1t Warehouse No. l, Gus
tomhouse building, On FRIDAY, July II. 1876, ct
1890 A. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES,
By G. Z. 0irardey.
ASSI0NEES SALE.
NOTES AND OPEN ACCOUNTS
IN THR MATTER OF DAVID Aren't, BANKRUPT,
United States District Court for the District Of
LouisiAna-No. 14O8.
RY G. Z. GIRARDEY. AUOTIONEER-
ID Once No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. June
II, 1876, 1t twelve O'clock NJ, ct the st. Charles
Auction Exchange. will be sold ct public auction,
by and in pursuance Of IN order from the Hen. 3.
G. Billings, Judge Of the United States District Court
Of America for the district Of Louisiana sitting in
and rendered in the above entitled matter
THE OPEN ACCOUNTS AND NOTES as per
schedule which may be seen s .t the once Of the
Terms-Cash on the spot. j.8 10 GIT
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STATE TAX COLLECTIONS OYVICR J.
Corner of Elysian Fields and Royal streets, !
New Orleans June /, 1876 ,


New Orleans June !, 1876.
RY v1RTuE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
No. A Of 1873 approved March IA. 1873 will pro
coed to sell at pubic auction, at my office corner
of Eysian Fields aud Royal streets the said Third
District Of this city. on sRlDAY June l6 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
No. 1873. bounded by Elmre, Desire Chartres assd
Royal strt cts fronting Desire and Royal streets.
measuring 80 by l2O feet. Together with al tha
improvements and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
said property having been seized by me to sat-
isfy privilege and Claim due the State of Louis
lama for taxes upon said property for the year
1874 amounting to forty-thYee dollars and 6ftv
cents, together with al costs, penalties aud
charges.
At said sale the property will not be sdjudic ated
ualess the bid 10 r . Sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon, and all costa and charges which may
have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
imme liAte possession.
Terms-CASh on the spot.
THOMAS CAREY,
State Tax Collector, Third District City of New
Orleans. je276
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee New Orleans, Juae 16 1876 The regu.
lar meeting Of this committee will be held this
evening at No. 20 St. Louis street. at half past
seven O'Clock precisely. By order Of the Presideut
iel6 1t CHARLES a. BAQUIB, Secretary.
Rooms Republican Parish Campaign
Committee, New Orleans, June l6. 1876 regu-
lar meeting of this committee will take place at
the Crescent Club House, No. 20 st. Louis street,
THIS friday EvKNING, at half past six o'clock.
s i ' It ' CHARLES 4. BAoUIE. Secretary
Hall Eighth Ward Radical Republican
Central Club, New Orleans, June Is. l87o.-The
hereby notified that q meeting of the same will be
held on FRIDAY, June IT, 1876, at 1870 P. NJ, at the
wigwam, on UIquhart, between Marigny and MAI
deville streets. Punctual attendance is earnestly
N WEBSTER LONG. President
JOHN EVANS, Secretary. ills l'*
Hall of the Fifth Ward Repub ,lcan
Club-New Orleans, June Is, l876.-By Ernest Allx:
WHEREAS. The Republicans Of the State Of Louis.
lana, in order to successfully Fry the tAo forth
candidates honest and capable men of undOubted
integrity; and,
whereas, The voters of the Fifth wa-d Central
Republican Club recognize in Colonel James Lewis
Whereas, Colonel James Lewis has rendered the
Republican party valuable services in the past.
which is guarantee of his conduct for the future;
whereas, We repose in Colonel James Lewis the
fullest confidence; therefore be it
Resolved. That the Republicans OF this ward
unanimously indorse Colonel James Lewis as the
candidate of the Republican party Of the State OF
and be 1t further
Resolved. That these preambes and resolutions
be published in the New Orleans Republican.
A DuGuR. Secretary. iei6 IT.
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TAX COLLRCTOR'a 0ALE-NOY. 45O5
and 1906.
STATE OF LOUIS1ANA-PARISH OF ORLRAN0-
Third District, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. FIVE SQUARES or
GROUND, Nos. 1888, 1853, 2l06, 2l41 and zl42,
assessed in the name Of MARTIN SOlk

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Corner Of Elysian Fields and Royal streets, ,
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- vEsTRD
~ Of 1873 approved March H. 1873. will proceed to
sell at public auction. at my office, coraer Of
Blysian Fields and Royal streets in the said Third
District OF this city, FRIDAY, June l6, 1876, ss
twelve O'Clock NJ, the fOlOwingdescribed property.
i. a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 2sss.
bounded by Union. Bagsrelle. Pleasure and Ne Plus
.. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. 1858,
bounded BY Bagateile, St Anthony Treasure and
&C RAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. slos.
bounded by Union, Bagatelle, Benefit and Human
1. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. No 2la,
bounded by St. Anthony, Bagstelle, Pleas are aud
5. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 2I4z,
bounded by Bagatelle. Union. Pleasure and Human
ity streets.
Together with all the improvements and appur-
tenances thereuntO belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to eatisfy
privilege and claim due the State Of Louisians
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874.
gether with al costs, penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adlujicate4
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxea
upon said property for the year 1873, together
with the penalties thereon, ana ali costs and
charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Uash on the spot
THOMAS CAREY.
State Tax Collector Third District. City of New
Orleans je7716
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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 Desire and
Royal streets, in equare No 1873; assessed in the
name of CHI ARLES ROBERTS or CHARLES Il.
ROBERTS.
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assessor in the name Of ALFRED BOURGkH
AND WIFE.
SrArR TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Corner of bly, sian Fields and Royal streets. :
New Orleans, June l, 1876. }
DY VIRTUE OF THR POWER IN ME VESTED By
ID the act of the Legislature of this State. No. A
of 1873 approved March IA. 1873 / will proceed to
cell at public auction at my Office corner of klysAn
Fields and Royal streets in the said Third District
of this city, on FRIDAY, June l6, 1876. at twelve
o'clock M, the following described property, to
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No. III.
bounded by Clouet, Lou ss Royal and Dauphine
Streets fronting on Louisa street, measuring 70
by III feet. Together with all the improvements
and appurtenances thereunte belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the State of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1874,
amounting to twenty one dollars and seventy five
cents, together with all COSTS penalties and
charges.
At said sale the property will It be adjudicsted
unless the bid s for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxea
upon said property for the years 1873, 1872, 1871,
1870 and 1863, together with the penal les thereon
and all costs and charges which may have &C.
crued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS CAREY,
State Tax Collector, Third District. City Of New
Orleans ie2 Z Is
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IL u 1utCn6f 0I06feU Cn1G Cn6 proal06H1 4uQ
secretaries Of the several Republican central
ward clubs furnish such delegates elected with
proper credentials, which shall DO forwcrded with.
ont delay to tho secretary Of the Parish Executive
Committee for atteststion and transmission TO the
Secretary Of the State Central Executive Com
nittee OF Louisiana
By order OF the Committee.
JANIS LRWIS. President.
CzA1Lus l. BAouIB. Secretary. ngH
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This gave Mr.. Seward 9 very decided
lead. But on the second ballot the Cameron
strength went over in body to Lincoln,
with some other support. and placed the
latter very nearly abreast. The vote stood:
Seward. .134h Bates.
Lincoln ............l8l Dayton. lie
Chase ........... 42h Mclean ................ 8
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Thl;d District, City of New OrleanA

STATE OF LOU sIANA VS.. LOT OF GROUND,
fronting Louisa street, square No III;
assessed in the name of ALFRED BOURGkS
AND WIFE.
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State Tax Collector, Third District. City Of Now
Orleans. je2 Z I6
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part of the common human brotherhood,
and that white mans government based
on caste is but new form of the old wrong
which. under chattel slavery, crushed the
life aspirations out of the hearts of 1900, 900
human beings under so-called Repub'
lican form of government
This alliance between the Catholic
brotherhood, New England Radicalism and
the negro power will certainly be consum'
mated if the Republican party at Cincin'
matt is false to principle or blind as to pol
lev. The result of the alliance will be to
weaken the hold of the Republican party
upon the radical anti-slavery vote of the
North on the one hand, while alternating
the negro from the Union on the other 1t
is useless to point out where such weak.
ening and alienation will land the party
Without the antl-slavery vote of the North
the Republican party is minority party
Without the negro power to build on it
must finally be driven out Of the South
Nor can the weakness caused by
the loss of its national element and the
negro vote be permanently compensated for
by any accession of influence from Northern
Democrats or Southern Confederates in
Mississippi. This experiment has been
fully tried ct the North and in Mississippi,
and q Confederate Democratic House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, ct Washington, and Con
federate State government is the result
Governor Chamberlain, of South Carolina,
II repeating the experiment in that State,
to end - I'll other such experiments have
ended. The strength Of the Republican
p,rty i in itself, and il radicalism i til
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

croachments Of the clergy, who had exercised disas-
influence in recent French history notably in 1870
He supported proposal for the reduction Of the est
mates for Public Worship.
The Cericalist deputies protested against the speech
which was couched in violent terms
NJ. Keller QegitimsD declared that the Empire was
accountable for the loss OF Asace and Lorraine and
examinations ensued between the Cercasts and Bona
paftsts.
NJ Gambetta, intervening referred to the decree abol-
ishng tho Empire .
The Baron dc Lambert Jealous Bonapartst. there
upon suddenly and shouted "Viye PEmpereurP
An indescrbabe upFpar ensued. When order had been
restored, NJ. dc Lambert was formally censured.
Another scene followed in consequence OF NJ Gam
bettas referring to the "fanaticsDs OF Spanish wo-
man who was made Empress"
PARIS, Friday. Nov. "a, 1875.
The members OF the party Of the Left oppose the Mn
isteral bill offered in the Chamber Of Deputies yestcr
day. providing that funerals OF members Of the Legion
OF Honor military honOrs shall only be rendered 10 mill
tary members dying in active service. The Repu6tique
FrdncdiSe publishes article to-day c0ndemning the In
fuences which surround President MacMahOn which 1t
says tend TO restrain tho Cabinets liberty OF action
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ihe "still hunt" for that missing elector
continues, but in hopeless way.
1t would strengthen public confidence IN the,
honest intent OF the Louisiana Returning Board I'M
mensely il that vacancy filed with Democrat
without further delay.
The proposal to amend the Constitution by
extending the Presidential term 10 six years has gained
enormous number OF friends within the past 10"
weeks II Is a belief that We have had election
enough now TO last us for six years at least.
Mr.. j. w. Dwight, the Republican Congress-
maneect in the XXvIIIth District Of this STATE had
majority In every county in his district and increased
the Republican majority OF 1874 than 1000 votes
His ecent majority ia 3l74, against 753 for the Re-
publican candidate two years ago The party majority
In the district IN 1872 was 3l97.
GOV. Bagley is already in the field against
eshAtQr Ferry for tho United States senatorshp from
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
WASHINGTON.
DIVISION OF THE ARMY.


INFORMATION CONTAINED IN GEN. SHERMAN'S
REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Gen. Sherman's re-
port says The territory of the United States Is divided
into three military divisions, viz, OF the Missouri Allan
tic and Pacific The division OF the Missouri embraces
the States and Territories bordering the Mississippi
and Missouri Rivers, extending westward so as to in
clude substantially the entire Rocky Mountain chain is
commanded by Leut.-Gen. p. II. Sheridan, with his
headquarters in Chicago, and is composed Of five sepa-
rate departments:
l. That Of Dakota, commanded by Brig-Gen A H.
Terry. with headquarters at st. Paul.
q That OF the Platte, commanded by Brig Gen. George
Crook with headquarters at Omaha.
g. That of Missouri, commanded by Brig. Gen. John
Pope, with headquarters at Fort Leayenworth. -
a. That Of Texas, commanded by Brighten h. y. e.
Ord, with headquarters at San Antonio.
g. That Of the Gulf, commanded by Brig-Gen. g. C.
Augur, with headquarters at NewOrleans.
The Military Division Of the Atlantic embraces the
States which border near the Atlantic coast Is
commanded by MaOrGen. W. 5. Hancock, with MS
headquarters at New-York City, and is composed Of
l. The former Departments OF the Lake and East.
q The Department OF the South, commanded by
Col T. II. Ruger, Brevet Brgader General, with head
quarters at Atlanta.
The military division OF the Pacific embraces the
States and Territories which bRder on near the
Pacific coast; is commanded by MajOr-Gen. Irwin Nc
DOwell, with his headduarers III San francisco, ana Is
composed of three Departments;
First. That OF the Columbia, commanded by BrR.-
Gen. o. o. Howagd with headquarters at Portland, Ore
gOH.
Second: That OF California commanded by MaiOrGen.
Irwin Mcdonald, with headquarters In San Francisco
Kautz Breyet MaJOrGeneral with headquarters sat
Prescott.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

Henry WattersOn's dispatches from New
Orleans remind US OF the war news Which used TO TO- De
received through the Intelligent coutraDahd'
liugton Uawkeyo Qiep)
The man who, in the present condition of
affairs, eDdeayUrs To convince the public tnat II the
couut In Louisiana turns out unfavOrabe to his party IL
will be tho result OF fraud simply publishes himself a
political bigOt who cares more for party thah lOf couh-
Try minneapolis Tribune (RepD
The best thing the South Carolina Board of
CanvasseIs which adjourned without day yesterday can
do is TO reassembe, is reported that the Supreme
moi he satisfied with proceedings which look like sharp
practice.-[N. Y. Evening Post lind RepJ
If the lawful vote of Louisiana elects the
Tien electors 1t will be known. and there is reason
for doubrng that IL will be so declared II the lawful
vote elects Gov Hayes the proof Of IL ought 10 BE- ana
we believe will be- made so apparent that reasonable
and patriotic men can doubt lOngerl Boston Adyer-
tiser (EsepJ
Is the apathy of the people at present an
cychange tie Insignia OF freedom for the collars of
savesI Is there not courage among the people sufficient
and crimes upon bertyl II liberty has no root IN the
heart OF tn, people, liberty must dieIndianapols SEN
tinel tDemJ
Absolute oc0uicscence in the decisions of the
maturity s held To vital principle Of republics
But present free people are laDe at any moneht 70
be required by their Constitution TO yield absolute
acGursrence In the decision Of minority. Such con-
fcts between law and sense of moral rsnt and repab-
lican principle essentially unhealthy ana poftehVous'
-(Gayeston News (Dcm)
II is safe TO predict that whoever is declared
elected Presdent-GOy Hayes or Gov llden-theie VIII
be no cNll NHf, no DluOuSut'i i"' S""Ni
peoDe is against IT, and experience proves that the bus-
Iercrs do not venture upon bloody heids NeNtreiess
the expressions OF Democratic papers ana potcGs go
IN show mat there are those among them who less
trait0ros aud vicious than they in 1851 Boston
journal (Rcp)
II ia an awful thing for the COMMANDMENTS
Chief of the Army to when troubles threaten the
country that there are few artillery companies In
washington City. That wasn't the way Buchanan pre-
pared for war nd gnation OF the rural roOsers Is
very affecting. We should think an Old Virginia OK
Dnrndcr of the Constitution, who wants few hundred
millions 10 complete the Jooms River Canal would burst
into tears Cincinnati Commercial (lnd)
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE thinks that if the
NewOrlcans Returning Board does as wen III mure as IL
has done thus far the Democratic press Will have be-
fore It largest mess OF crow ON record IhE IRlB-
USE 4, mistaken The Democratic press Is not bound 10
do the Louisiana board justice and 1t never Will dt
would possible for the board, unless II elects III
den 10 be so far and equitable that the Democratic
papers would treat it decenty. II isn't their way
tCleyeand Leader lRep)
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
THE NOVEMBER VERDICT.
Continued from First Page.

least 95OO0O An estimate published before the election
placed 1t rie that figure. Fuller returns indicate
that the vote million. From the best accounts
command 1t would that Tilden received 522O9l
ballots and Hayes 4s9345, total Of 1,O11,00O,
or 161 900 more than the total OF 1868,
the largest vote ever cast In this State
previous to the present year. Both parties displayed
immense strength. The Republicans gained $4,000 In
numbers 1868; the Democrats, $4,000 The float
ing vote Of the State gathered in thoroughly
than before, and 1t would If the business
classes had been interested in the campaign to degree
unusual to them AS it s however the whole vote was
not brought out. The OF 1875 showed the num-
ber OF electors 10 be 1l3S330 Allowing for the sup
pOrters Of Peter Cooper there still 10000 voters OF
this State who were not heard from OF election day.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25


BAcoNNOy r. at his late residence in Phelps N r. Joel
w. Bacon, aged 80 years
Montreal papers please copy.
BURNsAt Albany on Thursday evening William l.. Burns.
only son OF the Capt John and Hannah Burns Of this
Notice of funeral in Sundays Herald
BROWN OF pneumonia, Nov "a, 1876, Mrs Emma Brown.
sister OF W [. Brown Of London.
Funeral from the Of sernaw, 70 eramercy
Park, Monday Nov. p, at O'Clock
COOPEROn wednesday evening" Nov 22, Frank Augustus,
eldest of George W. and sarah T. Cooper aged 10 years.
Friends are invited to funeral services Friday
evening az o'clock at the residence OF nsaTent 80 Mss
Woodawn on Saturday morning, IL o'clock
CUsHMAN-on Friday The 2ith inst, BENJAMIN r. Cush'
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
O'clock ?. m, Of pneumonia Eliza H. A. wife of Wm H.
Demarest, aged ~ years aud months.
NOuco OF funeral hereafter.
DEwEY-At Harlem Friday. Nov "a, Joseph 8. Dewey,
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited 70
nSdTed Lar and on Monday 27t nst
I0am
DYoTT-At New Rochelle westeheser County, N. " on
"Wednesday morning, Nov %, 1876 John Dyot ACTOR
T fpe viii take place from the late residence the de
ceased New Rochelle on saturday morning Nov 20 az
lO2 O'Clock.
KETCHUM-At Harlem Of dphtheria, Friday morning Nov.
a. kzabeth p remaining child Gt Daniel +. and Carrie
The funeral win take place , @ from the
SUNDAY afternoon, Nov. 20, at o'clock
LoCKwoOD-At BROOKLYN on Thursday morning. Of diph.
f1 sar hadEnoCd as ySg9sf:' m ~
at the Church Of our Lady OF mercy DeDe
vOisest, DeKalDaye, On SATURDAY morning, NoVO
at 10 O'Clock.
MARTIN-At EnglishtOwn Monmouth Co, n T. NOV ~,
1876. Frederick Lloyd Of Delapane aud Julia H. Mar
tin in the nth year Of his -
Funeral from Tennent Church. Engshown Nov 81 at
lOL2 o'clock a
MoRRIsoN-on Thursday evening, Nov. 23 John Morrison.
Funeral services will be held Collegiate r. d. Church,
Fifth ave and FOriyeghtst, Sabbath 18th inst az
$50 D. H. Remains will be inferred at wOOdlawn on Mon
day.
NILES-At Montclar N. J., on Friday, Nov "a, Mrs. Me-
linda Niles reiict OF late William Niles, in the 79ih
year OF her age. -, -
Relatives invited attend the funeral on
MONDAY n, at ~ O'Clock at the residence OF her
sOninlaw Joseph Van Nec4 in Montclar n j. Carriages
Will in attendance at the Dell Lack and West depot ON
arrival train leaving foot OF Barclay aud ChTs0pherss
az p. Interment on Tuesday morning ID Green
wood Cemetery.
PALMER-At SOnngton, Conn., on Thursday evening Nov
% Hancox Palmer youngest daughter OF Rev Dr.
Palmer, aged % years. =. .,ao
Funeral at Stoniugto Sunday, Nov. 26, at l3O M