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rabee street for tho purpose Of organizing the
Sixteenth Ward Haycs and Wheeler CanpnIrn
f,tuh J.mo. n i1,,fn,ntr In tho c,nIr Tho
eoai1l'it'cc oh hle1lHhncut o1sanlzatlon appolnt-
CD at previous meeting reported the following
rs permanent officers: President, Louis schafI-
ner; Vicc-Prcsidcnts, II. Hisdcrbrcth, e. Scy-
erin. n. Menrcl. r Krcrrcr. I. RIncwntfl. II,
spres, j. Langateiicr' a. bschon' William
Kuchrt, Valentine Ruh, F. Frlelman, L. j.
KadLsh' George p,ussinr. Ell Bates, +. Dren.
In ifforn: Trca,,,rcr ;iol,n iic..enrcr. y 1''@
VI Mr' Wii]iam Vnckco. Mr. Brrntann. and Mr.
schnftncr ti,sn,rbt sn,ricnt mira nf tI,e mret.
ine hal nat hren ciyan md tbat Il wcrc bnst to
m postponc permanent organization until q tn
ead eari 1sst ba nresent nnen n'o'' "uef'u' aS'e0
6n motfnn NJ Mr. echofYorr TIM ncrnanont
o,ranizatfon Tas accoriinTly nostndned mnti
Monlny oycnirr. m and on m1t!on o{ Mrs yocko
tho Sccrctarv WI a,,thnrixrtl tn tn,jmstrio,,siv
oni, thnrnurh1v aftvrrtise thc fact tfnt iii Rs-
rnh,;cans n ti;n wa,d waro cIncctcd r. he 1+.s
ent. e'>' " '''o "A@0 WV ~>p1S'''1 ~ w. e'''
The meet,nr then adjourned.
NV "so''t' ts,sn sSvrn4W wARn
Thu E,at End s,vcntis VarI i,onuh,fcon f1nh
held IL rceuiar weekly mccttntr last nycnnr
corncr of fialstefl and Fnr,rteentf strccts' '
sstng e ; ais En- eo ii s 5ssafd e
fn1ms of sen.on % toeh ene acs Int @ No cc,de
action a W was W% taken. W% Tic % Clab then a1iourucd
for ono week n,. ..,r
A. N. Rcnrb,,can m.ct1nH bo,a IN Tim tJr,o
pasts ITouac "rsdor IL .s,ticu,ara ai a. ~ 1H,u,
wrrs rycn IN vcstn2Jav,s ~ {as,s. thc foi,nusnp m
thc osamnIzn.inn y loeal Rcnuhf;ean ~ Kit, N
snu ei"ntjn,, ~ a. rs,t "i ,,s, n.tna
Thonnson' o. 4 Fovor. famcs WnSswnrth'
, 1876-07-15
POLITICAL.
Democratic Effort to Catch
the Germans of Chi
cago.
Negotiations Which Are Being
Carried on with the
Greenbackers.
Lively Interest Attaching to tho
New York Gubernatorial
Nominations. p
A Fresh Batch Of Slippery
sam's Lake Superior
Performances.
Tilden's War Record and Hem
dricks' Copperheadism
Shown Up.
How the Georgia Democrats Ratified
the st. Louis Nominations.
How the Georgia Democrats Ratified
the st. Louis Nominations.
LOCAL..
AFTER THE GERMANS.


A DEsrRRATK ATTEMlT
was made last evening by Gen. Ltcb and Thomas
Hoync, representative Germans, to put on foot
q movement by which the Germans Of this city
would become identified With tho Democratic
party. Circulars had been issued by the thou-
sand BY these individuals asking tho Germans
to assemble at the Democratic head
quarters on Clark street, to discuss the
political situation md to tako the ncccs-
eary steps towards organizing Tilacn
Reform clubs In the city. Tho name Of Hen-
bricks was missing from tho circulars, bccauac,
perhaps, Of his Unknown Temperance procllT-
Hoyne, Ltcb's clerks, .Agncw's German ballifts,
nnd the North sido Assessors German asesst-
ants-tr al, about twenty. five souls assembled.
Tho meeting was called TO oraer, BY Gen.
fort9! tbe need Of reform in tho country,
tho fablcd conversation between tho swo
rnts, tho ono having cheese to
spare md the other in his cago being exceeding
wanted It would make liberal division Of tho
cheese With the Germans, hence the necessity OF
Tilden Reform Clubs, aIl Of which fell like
not already holding public positions Of QUO kind
II. Diigcr uns called to tho chair, and
mado u few pertinent rcruarks In his
ttsS Charles praadoftr were CHOSEN Secretaries. 4
com1nittce.to report plan for the organization
Of ward clubs WIS then appointed md retired,
whcn Gen. Ltcb remarked In low tones that tho
md Germans must be brought together, .
proposition ~ impossible Us tho mixing Of oil
nntl water. Ho then arose to Introduce Mr.
uoync.
Enoy If In That h1 r1ttf anNHjf f1rf
, 1876-07-15

tnst,, the DAY previous to holding tic Demo-
cratic State Convention. Perry II. Smith Is out
Of town, and John Fossythc lovcs To take i
easy In hot weather, and ~ consequence al
thn heavy local work IN the Democratic ranks Is
left for Niles Kchoe to do.
sfEck or WAR.
Thursday afternoon tho City Democratic Com.
mlttco held kccrct 1oyc-fcast a. tho Palmer
fiousc. There were present among others
Mcssrs. Iloync, hfattockk, Moran, Van Buren,
4. c. Storey. Charlcs Kern, Brennan, Nc
Ayoy, aieNsMara, and Vaughn. John Matc I
meeting VIA 70 oTganize commlttes 70
dental canvass. Each speaker, and nearly ali
present, relieved ttcmscfyca Of n l'urst Of Hent.
up cloqucnce, and lad q plan Of hts own, scpa-
rate and distlnct from all others. IN fact each
one wns the "orIgtna! Jacobs." Each had Ills
own ax to grind; hts own individual particular
,v.sa' wsan'e'e'. In faet' the meeting was ,yery
In at1 apofogettc manner wanted to get his work
IN. Charley was not one Of the Committee. lie,
pwcver, had the interests of tic Democratic
purity ut leart. Not being Committeeman,
tho Chair undertook to cl!okc Him ofl Charley
got angry, threw h!s hal On the tlao,, md
for q dollar and the cigars. Charley Cameron
took hand In tho battle Of tho dictionaries,
and explained hs yiews without saying what
they were. Finally oil Was poured On tho
troubled waters, ind a committee uf three, con.
eiating Of John Forsythc, e. =: Cameron, and
John Mattocks, were appointed to confer with
Joint organization IN thu interests OF Tilden,
Hendricks, and Perry Ii. Smith, with instruc.
tions to report at future meeting. The party
broke up singing How pleasant It is to sec
brethren dwell together iii hartnuny."
, 1876-07-15
AT HEADQUARTERS.

$50 ''s@-
Tho political caualton is not boiling over IN
thls city since the h[ayoralty election. Tho
nonncro,a fcc1 eycccdinr1v soro ovor their lotc
D.H's'Ase 'a, ~. eey b.. ,ss.h,..a ~
dcscat' anu iooA upon ~ ~ out 1asp''set "
the misfortune WHICH - oouna 10 osessako tho
narty In November, when Tlldcn will be shelyed
for the remainder Of hts political life,
a, ncn,,b1,con hc,do,nrtcr.. CORNER nj T,nko
a. lGpup''eai' AeIaq"I,'o'o, so'"s. y. 1nAo
and CLARK Streets, all was qufct anu
scrcuo yesterday. Tho activo workers Of
tho marty felt q degree ct satisfaction
at % thu nj Presidential prospccts rs shown ly
~ na",h,top,, .r,m,,, T., t1. .,,s
"eanesuaS'a nophp'Sa" ;s'u'npn ~ 'n.e e's}I
md they soy 1t augurs well for tho purity this
foil.
nowH IN THE MOUTH.
, A. a.. n..,oas.t,, ,,o..,o,,ar.o~. ~ ,,3 ~
~ thc Uemoeta"c hcauluaraefe' - aht. ~
Clark street, death anu tfahQu!hty seemed to
hayo suttlcil down. During tho afternoon
Tn,uuNn ronortcr took LOOK in tbcre. Miles
Ko,,o. voa fonna within. .ittinr In thc nortl,,
senoe "'o so@"" III ~ " ,,..,.,....
west co1nes u eho na!1, pask!iR
in tho sunshine, With hts fcct resting
upnn q copY Of "Coles on Ethics"
Miles woa coettatinr whcn thu rcnor4rr
.eso Ses "0 u.sa" ss.,saroS sror, liz s"o
Ae ffeetea t"o selioo ty,, wsn tat eotday .h 1oE
NhGn Nv ~ m.ed' aGs aalsi Ii ~ .ne ls'. nent1
Elatls sansn eGe!neu ~. ehuhen. IT, taouso
hc Lrlc4 70 TOOK f!!aen!at III. InsuufM ais tealH; H.
Iha pomoc1ats , niy ti.y G1ne9 t"faa mea lmuss
, 1876-07-15

RHMtN1sCKNcK or AN E0orisrlcAL HuAnud-.
WHAT GEN. M'puEnsoN THOUGHT OF GEN.
M'CLgnNAAp.
~ tAe Eltlor af tAs Cincinnati Commercial.
Inastnucl, as Gen. MtClcFnanl was selected to
rres!lu over the lato Democratic Convention,
there Is so,nu curiosity excited ts know some
thing about his antcestlchts. In reply to cor
respondents inquiry in y rreent number Of the
Commercial! you say he quatTelcd With Grant
during the War, and that drant crushed
him. This Is not Vuttu correct, or fur to Grant
OF McC!csnarll. will rndcayor to rccall u few
Of tho incidents relating to tho stsc, aecltne
aud fal! OF this illustE!ous officer. 1t WA
In tho Inst days of May, 1863, that an
assault had been 1nado upon tho rebel
lines Al Vlcksburg, and Ind failed. After
the af1alr was over, Gen. McClcrnand, who lad
command OF tho Thirteenth Corps, tssued a
foolish paper which ho called general order, !n
which le called tho roll ot AZ the "spfsaa,
tntp service, IN Tho fnlsnine !attery OF himself.
This order hc had published IN the newspapers,
Not contcnt with iEasEng llilascls, i.s used Ian
Kuagc which reelected upon 91er eoniers
Gus weakness, ruInbnGI with an utter disregard
Of propriety aI,d military discipline.
0f course, sllch document attracted atten-
t!on ssran 'ty;a an ni's aa[sss not at fSr S so
lis charged It With perrcrting truth
and asserting notorious talschoo1s. llu
ACCUSES Gen. MeClcrnan1 with stating
what occurred at point Of tho assault
whIcl. was not only not true In fact, but that ho
WlIero tho assauit occurred, and could haYo
known nothing Of tho facts. llo further cllarg-
ed srCtyrnand With sclsiag y buuconb 1,cs-
sages" !" nbout llRyluE captured fnrta during tho
nlischicyous consequences, fie also tntiu,atcl
that McClcrnal,d failed to obey orders to mako
thv assault At given hour. He scut MI official
letter to Grant complaining Of such conduct,
aud charging McClerna.ld with stating faltc-
houds concerning both Ills owl, and Alcpherson's y
commands. Wirn Mrphcrson saw tho hfcClcr.
maud order ho rios Indignant. Ills letter OF
, 1876-07-15
june 18, 1909, ts 20 apropos that think IL
worth reading, tho substantial part Of which Is

1fa3. 0<n. Grant: nv attention .tlas inst bccn
called 70 20 Article published IN tho Al<soaH Dnao-
y s:s: s s ill., Me'ases.esz aes ssza = i sds
anil tho tasnaasions and ss,n1inaons @ assnss sao
aneo VIII the faet. that tenso of daty to ny com.
my Division and 1lrlgnde commanders, against al
lowing n9eh M order to 60 forth 10 tho pubifc un-
asniwefcd' 'oqurc that fshould call Jour attention
After eatcfu1 pesusal Of The order, cannot help
=; ssfirmg i, A. ths eSneu.!on tint w. wilton moro
sss bc a w, = 4. hs Hh snS
strategy; os tactics. and bifi'l.nt tseds oi
tae Ma!f ersl commanding Tho Thirteenth
Thess |. 'aS1Gi VsnGsdsea.Ssst assn Sst
a9ont v 1,r. an Ingenious attempt to write
n,n''ef tn ~ hs hero. iho master: mind. gixna
q4.Iter, . atent Win tas hga.tone principle
sas e ' hs ss o.: :::ss s r.; sss a.
which. Y, q ardlnE his own rights with jehluu6
slc bessn, 8 usn. asc'eSnana % n eae to eomp.in Il a q
want Of & :.:ston on tho r'art of other eorps il
thc ataalt Oh the eneny's worka on the 29t u!t:,
@heh !. al5 OF my command weru ptacci hnrp 1I
combat In thcF resolutc and daring attempt to cnr-
Y the positlons assigned 10 them, AMI fny ono.
he Fal!nst and sseoap:hsd co ''loomer i Il tei, @
head, fell in front Of bis own lines, whcro they
were tcEt-aItcf Gc!Dy Acnt mica to support him
to sustain the whole htnnt Of the hattie from s
p. n. until after dark his own rnrn being recalled.
II Gen. McClefnanda n*sauttinE columns wcfo
not Immediately supported when they norcl
against tho cneny's intrcnchmant, and few Of tho
mcM succeeded III getting In. It most nsaure,l-
y BIZ own fault, nnd not tho fanlt Of any othcs
JAMES b. Mcrnxn.oS, Maios. General. !.
Upon tho receipt of this letter, with orc from
Sherman, Grant called McCcrnani's attention
10 It, nrd upon ascertalnIng that the order was
genuine ho relieved him from command. This
closed his military career; be Ind been tho
source Of embarrassment and trnublc during
nearly all his term Of scrrfcc-,lc Rns dccme1
incompetent md insuborlinatc. Hc was in tho
habit Ut assuming credit for the successful exc
cusion Of PLANS shcl, his ignorance Ind, In scy.
ctal instances, we'll nigh destroyed. Protest af-
ter protest was sent TO Grant, and tile dnngc.
Of keeping him In Important position wns tins
and again brought to his attention, and JET
Grant upheld him, out of regard to lila rink and
position, Until lie found It impossible to get
along my longer with him. Hc.icc. when tito
congratulatory order was published, he found
he must respect the Indignant protest Of hta
corps commanders and relieve him.
lin the Memoirs Of ". T. Sherman will be
found 4 scatling exposure Of the valnglortous
McClcrnanl, who attempted to steal tho achieve.
ments Of Gen. Sherman aud claim them aa Ills
pwn.-ED. TnIpUNg.1
, 1876-07-15

-
scFics were, "Emancipntton anu It's ncsnite,
showing that = had alWays ocen MistolLunc, s.,
ahu INC ovation at tne AGanemy ot snslc on
thc Fourth OF July, lHN, wheh GOV. seymour
made % speech fomenttng thc Utmost hosti1ttX
70 the Adminisifatlon, ana unqucattonap1y m
chlhg tho ufatt rints Of !en uays lates. iHere Ere
were also th9 bi6le view ol e!aYcry,. tne
speeeh OF rugt fof Yallnndi9han1, thc lettct t OF
ate 5nt, Atpany CoplGfneads 20 nf. Lthcoin Q! Tug
51 q nnG ls7s: and othefs ot M re sa1ne Kino.
engaged In tug crisis Of The struggle Tor natlot'-
~ cxtstc'ce; a!s w1s ti!o mcasufe OF nn nat.
slotlan'' ana lhe WA Ais view OF M, Lneo!n
roncy ana c1nanet, Is t1cro at1ytnfhe IN tne
Hcmocfa;.s ! resolution 81 lsA which Y lnct'n. M
e!etent Mlth III - t9at resolution atistnlnE eisc
S, SIhh oscla'a.'on 81 tile sGhtmen9 Waea a!1;
tl.9cn maa u eafcln'ly nctlicatcu any tosIefedi E
anu Wtlllo tais y me way n whleh ale. lnoen
mi,,asnta!nca tlc Go9cs.hent an1l served nu!nan
aaussty anu G41a. I'gnIs, os' Aayeh sersca H. H.
sSnssfy 1ty a'.a nSs eausu ~ anotncI way. ~
,s H.isa ot.e @ o. thG i"n u !haH country an3 re
use t.uaa tnc n!o.s .n1votea Mnls1 uao o. t!e
, 1876-07-15
WON,T EAT CROW,
TIE EDITOR or TnE "MENpoTA NEwsn 0oBs
UACE on TtLnEN.


6pecia! Correspondence af The Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, July 13.-Dr D. Il. Hptcklcf,
publisher Of the Mendoza Ntses, has, In q plain,
unyarnishcd editorial IN the last edition OF hts
paper, openly and boldly declared In favor OF
Hayes md Wheeler. Tic announcement was
not rery farorahly received BY the Democrats
In this section, from the fact TINT the Doctor,
though he rc1naincd comparatively neutral, has
been, as he expressed 1t himself, in former
editorial, "lifc-long, old-1inc Southcr, DEM
ovrat," bitterly opposed to Grant "anl the cor
ruptlon Of tile present Administrations, and It
was therefore naturally expected That he
would support tho nomination at st. Louis.
boon all tho more to be priced when It
Is taken Into consideration that out Of the
eighteen papers published in Lasalc County
seventeen arc Republican and ouc-tho Ottawa
Free ecTTdder-DcHocratc. soon after the Ctsl-
news as II were gently to bis Democratic frscnlls
said: ave like the nomination, and the lscpu,-
lican State ticket Is ull TINT ony man need ask
for; he who cnnnot support 1t must be hard to
thing better We sha!l support Hayes aud
Alter Tillcn and Hendricks nomination, tho
Doctor Ii heard from again III the most cut
Intention IN the coming campaign. give few
ext.acto Of whut he says: "a great 1Hany Of our
s1,t,zcxfbcra nnfl t1tIrrs hnYc ret,tntry nxl1tfl
US What our politics were, and which ticket wc
n,v. "var wti1ria our rjews f, thu p,,lI. unt,l
nf.or ,., ranvrn.tm,s wcrc hci1l mi W. ar"
nov rc"''v to tircnrn mr. nnl,t5rn1 sentiments.
On general principles, VIC hayc held with tic
h,,t int ~, rw.n',l aI'nw nmr hcttcr ;l,le,ncnt
tn cnnhis us tu decide regardless Ut narty ties.
,n,sv i, thr iii, fnr thc ononjn@ contest. VI,
| t-. In. Tf-.n y
Wccicr y and ts sas Kcn,,fltcan ticHct, ami
s.c saii work f,,r Tin tntsr,.sta Of tic Rnn1,i,
,i,nn IT, 1"AI1 na.tv Tlis Inny tllsapnntnt .n,,o
,,crsars Win. 1,ccaMsc tllnv lncw Ia werr M.
, 1876-07-15
REFORM.
soMa MORE or aAMMyts LAKE. supER!oR DO


Special CosTe,poadsnes n TIE Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich, July l2.-~In my ictter OF
July z, in which attempted brief 'account Of
Ttldcn's connection With the hard money OF
Lake Superior, two or tllsce inalycrtcMt errors
were made which arc deemed Of sufficient iul-
rortancu to correct. 1t was stated tllat the
Now York .nIno waa not a corporation. I hayo
since learned that 1t Ia an Incorporated Compa-
ny consisting OF two pessona.< lut was not
Incorrect in my statement OF T!don's interest In
tho property, for lao holds over txo-thlsds Of
tho stock.
Istatcd, on what regarded rs reliable In
formation, that thu labor-claIm outstanding
agalnst the Michigan Iron Company amounted
to over $4,000. Slncs tho letter rcforrcd to
was written and published, llave asccrtalncd
from tho Provisional Asstgnccs that tho cutiro
Indebtedness Ut the Company on account III
abor was S1o0,0o3, that $4,000 represented
only tho claims unsctt led by notes. This glycs
$4,000 more to bo charged against ea.nlny's
great account Of love for tho laboring tnau.
In my haste, It appears, the letter OF tho 7th
rather conveys the Impression that tho sum to
be raised to pay labor was III tho natnre
OF contribution. This is erroneous. Under tho
Law In Michigan, Tldcn ones the labores Of the
, 1876-07-15
WILL OFFER ON SECOND FLOOR
TWO BANKRUPT STOCKS
LIN EN- SUITS.

500 Suits ut 81, worth 81.
200 Suits, 3 pieces, at Rl.25, worth
ZOO Suits, 3 piocos, oil linon, ut
$3.50, worth $500,
400 suits, piecoa, all liron, ut
SO, worth So.
loo OVerskirt8 and Basquos, om-
l6O all- liuon Ovorskirts and
Basquos, embroidered, 1915, worth
$7.
500 White Victoria Lawn Suits, 3
pieces, at $3.50, worth SO.
BOSTON STORE,
118 g. 100 State-st.
, 1876-07-15
THE CHICAGO Tribune
CAMPAIGN
Chicago Tribune
HURRAH FOR
HAYES AND WHEELER
AND TIE OLD UNION PARTY!

-tsnn
Tho National Republican party has riaeca ~
ticket and platform before tho American reop..
The Presidential Campaign WILL be one OF tao w.
exciting aud important that has eyer x,;
the United statoa. Tho sesn't OF tno a.,. eon. H.
dsterm!nc tie future good or Ill Oh 'a' s'"0'''
generation to come.
Tbs Democratic Confederate alliance 10 Wy easmo
h character md spirit as whcn INC o"e "s .,1n,a
solved that the War for tho Union W. "ss ~ !,
and tho olhor wing tried dcsrosateS ~ ~ .cc.
tnna .no,,ss nno, IL. % and sentiments
6inco coming into eonttoi OF '"e ppm,n.h,, pop.. m
Congress they have exblD'1ea ~ 49, n*,rnct,yo
wisdom ct rati'o'lssu, '."n.s. .ho,.tnr them.
poHSa hhu aseu1s - nrorrcs, or even OF comprc.
eHe.cap@'.o =. ~ ~. country. They only
aondnS tae .s,s "an.e ), Etth Mi thoir promises
meaalo snu l"uuu h.vo nroyen ut,or failures in
ana psc.ehsons ~ trnrattou, Tariff, Rc.o-
srss ~. rnrrcnc1. ar Reform. ..
=, ~ unvcrumeuk again rassca Into tho hnnda Of
a.. .Confcder and they secure pos
..s.o ~ the nurse and the sword, the Army md tho
navy 's thcI si substitute reaction for progress
and rc.cstablish tctgn OF .ettos anu ns ~
, 1876-07-15
KuD GLOVES AND ET1TSs
JOB LOIS
FROM
THE LARGEST AUCTION SALE
nvEn KNOWN IN NEW YORK.

rvEn KNOWN IN NEW YORK.

2oO dog. Alexander 2-Button Kid
Gloves at SOC, worth 81.
500 doz. TrefousBo 2-Button Kid
Gloves at LAG, worth 81 :26.
=. E. 4. 10, l2 1-2, Is. 30. and 25c,
tI,o bieeost bargain ovor known.
500 dog. Silk Handkorchiefs at
25c, worth SOC.
, 1876-07-15

NEW YORK.

Special Dfspatch to TIE 7rtbuHa.
New YoRK, July 14.-Scnator Conkltng has
sent orlcrs to Collector Arthur, Of this city,
head OF the Republican organization In the
State, to 11o1nluate 4. D. Cornell for Governor
and every effort will bo ma4lo by Coukllng's
friends to that end. Cornell Is very unpopular
mud II Is difficult to SEQ how he can DO either
nominated or elected. Conkltng's term OK
rircs IN 1870, and ho thinks 1t Important to him
that thu Governor lu uiiiee at tho time should
bc ia his interest.
Ex-Gov. 10N0AN,
who aspi1cs to bo Governor, will doubtless bo q
candidate for Senator, and 1t is equally I'M
porta1lt To Conkllng tllat he should bo defeated
nov bcforc the Convention. Tl1ero Ia strong
talk Of nominating Eyarts or Gcorgn W. Curtis,
but either will 10 accidental rather than other
wlso- ....
TIE pKN0CHATs
talk OF Seymour for 1oycr1,ur, With Doref!cimcr
for LcutclAnt-{;oyerhor, tue former to 70 into
Tlllcn's Cabinet II elected. Hayes success In
this State largely depends upon tho Guberna-
torlal contest.
Titn LInERAI.s.
10 sAs RfsttFn Asaoc9attf t4TM.
ERW York, July l4.-Ihu Executive Com.
mittcc ot tho Liberal Republican State Cosll-
mittec, after full interchange al opinions,
from which It appeared that members uniformly
favored thu 1iayes and Wheeler ticket, have
determined to call State Convention ut Sara
toga Oh thu sd Of August.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19
BY Selle & Malochee.
CARO-.


SUCCESSION OF nR d hSp MRS. ANTONIO MAS
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Nos 81. 40l and 50 1853.
DY sELLE q MALOCHEE, AUCTION;
ID GERS, Armand Sci g, AuctiOneer-Of No. ~
Royal street-SATURDAY, August 26, 1876, at twelve
o'clock n, at the Merchants and AucLi0neers' Ex.
change. on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, will be sold by public auction.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, rendered the first Of May, 1876, and
signed May 10, 1876. and of judgments of the same
and THU teenth of May. 1876 the following described
p.spcEkTA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
BY Goodchiitren Gnow 81 Claudej, Gnon. French:
men and Love (nOw Rampart) streets, designated
by letter F. and me assuring 80 feet inches lines
in depth and front on Union street. accord.
ing to plans made by George H. Grandjean, civil
engineer and surveyor. dat. October IL, 1875, aud
Exchange, Royal street, between C1stomhouse and
Terms and Conaitions-Onethird of the price Of
adjudication to be paid cash in United States cur
rency, aud the balance at Q credit Of one and two
years, in prOmissory notes divided into coupons,
secured BY usual clauses of special mortgage and
vendors lien ard privilege, with confession OF
judgment, bearing interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per aDnum from the day OF sale until
final payment. With the clause dc non aliensndO,
and In case of suit Yenunciati IN Of the benefit OF
appraisement, and allowing i've per cent Attor'
ney's fees on the amount sued for; to be likewise
occurred BY mSrtgage and privilege the bqi din !
and the policies transferred to vendors; the Pur-
chasers 10 assume over and above the price of the
sSs Of
city taxes Of 1876, payable in 1876.
Act Of sale at the expense OF the purchasers, be.
fore John L. Lareche, notary public.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-19
SUCCESSION OF ARISTIDR BIsNy

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1911.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCT1ONERR-
ID Office No. As Royal street-WEDNE3DAY,A u-
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tOmhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance to
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated July q, 1876 LOT account Of saiI success.
slOD-
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated IN the Third District Of this city, desig
bounded by Esplanaee. Go0dchildren (now St.
Claude), History (now Kerlerec) and Plauche (now
Marais) streets, on q plan drawn by A. d'Heme-
court the eighteenth of December, l847 lot No.
having 80 feet front Esplanade street, 80 feet
lines in width in the rear, by depth of l87 feet
inches lines the side of lot No. g. and 1888 feet
II inches lines the line Of lot No. Z lot No. 8
having 80 feet front Esplanade street, 80 feet
lines in width in the rear, by depth Of lS5 feet
10 having 80 feet nee front Kerlerec strset 80
feet lines in the rear. by dep:h Of ITO feet 10
inches lines the side of lot No. IS, and ITO
feet inches lines on the side of lot No. 90 and
lot No. 20 having 80 feet inches front on Ker.
lerec street, 80 feet liz es in the rear, by a
depth OF Ito feet lines the side of lot No. 81.
The said property was acquired by the said late
Bienvenu from Samuel Nelson. Jr by act exc
culed before P. LacOste late notary in this city On
lhe twenty second Of April, 1862.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act Of sale before A. Z. BieCvenu, Eeq., notary
public at the expense Of the purchaser.
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