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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
Denecratic Desperatlsn.
A Washington special to the Chicago

Warrington special to the Chicago
Tribune says: f't
A personal and political friend Of Mr..
Tilden, just from New York, says that he
is completely absorbed by the presidential
question, and that he declares that he must
be inaugurated by taking the oath of Office
at New York if he cxn not take it at Wash
ington. This gentleman thinks that unless
Mr.. Tilden is inaugurated his mind will be.
come deraneed, and there will be a repeti.
ton of Mr.. Gleeley's sad end. Mr. Tiiden
Is considerably stimulated by Northern
Democrats who have expected to receive
Offices from him, and Who arc now becom-
ing desperate. The report Of the meeting
Of Indiana Democrats hold yesterday at In
dianapolis has the old ring Of those Indiana
conventions in the days of tho rebellion
which were controlled by the knights Of
the Circle" Senator Morton, ON reading
county and State conventions, determined
70 60 home ~ once, snd he left to night for
Indianapolis. Those who remember how re
stamped ont treason in Indiana during the
rebellion feel confident that he will nov 60
direct the Union sentiment that Indiana
will not be led astray, bus will sustain the
laws, constitution and the Union against all
agitators Who may seek to revive the rebel.
hon. What the Southern Democrats face
ssVVoAy UoEM A0WlWO UOOC8u 0Q0r0oo' 10
not the document which Tides desired to
have issued to the people. The argument
prepared in New York and brought here
by Hewitt was IN elaborate prOnuncis-
mento which was to have rallied the faith
tul to the revolutionary banner which TIL.
den wishes to erect. The national COM
mittee was summoned here to give it the
etrenGth Of their names, but when thew
had heard Hewitt read 1t some expressed
their unquallfied dissent, while Others we've
opposed % the issue of any address at ali.
In vain did Hewitt expatiate on the Veil
rounded sentences Of the address. and d.
clare that Tilden desired IT'D sdoption.
number Of the committee were determined
that it should not appear, although as q
compromise they consented that, after the
return of the Southern committees, if their
reports we're favorable il, might be pub
lished with some notifications. So Mr..
Hewitt had to pocket his pronunciamento,
aud content himself with tho issue.of his
''bObtAil sddress"-s weak gun. which
ChLndler speedily spiked. Tildsn has thus
far managed the Democratic politicians
with wonderful cunning, but some of them
IRE gett ing restiye. and the refusal Of the
national GVmmittee to indofse the draft 81
IN address which He witt laid before them
vas the sRrst decided kick in the traces.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
o. SUCCESSION OF JAllRs CLoAEY. IL
econd District Court for the Psrish az or,a.n.-
No. % ,7B8.

RIM. g b. =. n1ONTGONlERY-R, N.
: .y,I n1nt8omery .auctioneere-Will b sold on
SATURDAY, January 20, 1871, at twelve Sclock M
Ct the o. Charlie. Auction Exehsnee. In the
rotunda Of To ~ CHARLES Aotsl. in thu city ~
A.. l. T1ssot, Judge Of The Second, District Court
t -. tnS parsA Of OIlefns dated October IA. 1876,
PORTION Of GROUND. with the buildings
And IN improvements thereon situsted in the FIet
DDlsTct OF ttis city. in the square bounded by
Cla0olne Derbieny: Palmy "a and Gasquet streets.
measuring .. feet Z inches troas O Derbigny
street, ~ 127 feet II inches lines in depth being
q Of aots Hss 49, 20 aud 81, and part q lot No. q
Terms-0ne- third cash, and the balance at ono
Su4 Two yearS credit. In nesx6 Of the purch saef
70 me Own order and by him lndorssd with eight
PEE y AZ lnteys ct annum from dae of ,sale I'M
PAID: saia notes to te rcd BY NOR .aRge and
VENDORS privilege an the prrpeftt snld y tn the
usual Slauses OF five per cent -attorneyAs fe ia
vase u SUIT, and aasirr of poies Of lnsurapces
tu1 taxssexieible In 81 to te paid BY the pur.
ehasaE over and aAsve his bid. s.ivr r-'rr.,r- sd
Act OF sale before Hero, Jr, notary rub tc at
he expense Of the purchaser. = de3o 31ja6 70 70
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whee sss. ai,l says.


A wishinetoa dispatch to the Cincinnsti
Gazette ssys: -; = s.
Ben. Hill, being asked Bye correspond.
emit his opifion Of Governor Hayes and o1
tho temper Of the South In regard to the
prooonk cenditi0n Of Affairs, ed: as.75es .
reeArasd 0eueRal Hayes, nOminstiou
from the baSir1inG e victory over the
uitrs saus =. Of ne &sPus!icea P:tnt!, q W.
element to be dreaded IN the civil adminis,
tration of al free governmental. Itwas
also Q defeat of the p0litisal belligseent Gle
ment Of the Republican party, which seems
to have NO pl6be for statesmsnship or
policy, except, to fomsnt sectional hates
and passions. The South, above Ill things,
wants an honest administration Of the gem
eral governtnsnt, according to the coilsti-
tuition, I do not know Governor Hayes per-
! get'coucerning him. I'believe he b IN
honest end . fair man. Being q lawyer,
he u also fanilias with civil Jmattefs, and
will naturally have respect for the oonstitu-
ton snd civil methods. These things being
true, he must necessarily discontinue I'M
warrantable Interference in the affaiss Of
the South. He will also naturally desire the
cooperation of the best men in the South.
If this be true, his administration val! be
great gain and Improvement to the South
ern people. The Southern people have no
desire to resist the Federal government, but
they desire to be regarded q portion of
the common country, snd entitled to ad-
ministrsti0n in the south exactly % that I'd.
mlnistrati0a 10 extended to othsr portions
ofthe country; and Ii she can get this plain,
honest administration, and her best people
oan be recognised by the Federal admins
tration - the proper representatives. Of the
Southern interest and sentiment, the whole
country viii perceive that Ne ultraians
charged upon the South will have NO founda-
ton in fact. - 81 Iof II, ~ : 4
Ono thing il certain, the Southern people
Msnt peaee. They know what war %eaes.
They know that civil war y remedy feD
Their Representative II Congress viii "a.
able solution Of al their tsoubles. Tho
Southern military Representative feel, and
fed keenly, the embarrassments Of their
eituation. Thay arc subjects Of suspicion.
This suspicion may b considered - some
what natufal. AZ the result of this feeling,
they arc not inclined TO mako themselves
prominent or conspicuous n directing
events; bat yo1 may rely upon II tfst they
viii be calm. selfposseassd and determined
to do whstever they can for to secure
peaceable solution Of the present difficult
ties. II war must come It will not be their
fault, and now let mo add emphaticaliy
that como what may. the Southern people
will remain, in the Union and tfue T. the !.
Union. They have tried secession, and
they know that 1t bore NO fruit but bitter
ness. They will never try it again.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
,znd !! !.


ssTATf I sTs%se1ts3a-.Fg "a :.
pleasures - lset inn ~ nsnvat On Alexander
49, = - !fle1oe e1ipea1e go1e1tn - nj,
n1oY0s ~ ~ u. % Is r..
| -. FIRTH % 1pAD1 a Ou0UND.
4tuate1 8 lAubuII 1o0onaGh, IN thls paFish, dee.
41eteA b 81 nsk - 1919 PlQso3 u
~ q 3QD616aA leI41to4 II Is No a u -
Arhin. 10gHet0Ey4n fhl6 ~, q 3W1oX1Slk q
April. 1918. said sqn1.ee ss94r11E IouA 1SeoGA
1aeqQeox eQ9aResNA u - aAs1naA1n610A =,
nd Xsdisen. SocEetsS, noQlee. and LApeyTquso
Monroe, T1SQnk1l - WI - r -.
And oecond-znd Au4theg. anuaxa. situa1ed n ma
s1own Of NcDonogh, 6aH - re 6ogish "A OrlssSa
I'd han 3arthMIaaqA - Il Ds6o4 - W. ~
the No, NsooyAkoo Ao0on6ak ~ ~ moa0sSisS
French 0GnjuIo. - ~ 6onf on e0nh - Wa1}aen'
lrfn6isf, $1,000 IswrsDee llree;a fhs I'd
,osD4 ko9t1o enDcuaueou ofsJs A. ia6S0E NJ
oot AxoeaAe0 hetboA a. Neu1k . - ~ s51hi3s NJ
this city. On The tkftSy Aref q e1cS. fnH 49,
! sL ASCUSTiIfre6Uiny UY oR0unD s,t,.A.s
ID East BouHgny. In fh0Gxth pisSi - II ~
deei0ate1 81 TIA Ne g, bonnaod n ~ na.sS *,
'PAtf1ok, Milan and xarsueo eftoets. comnosea al
twonty.J0ux lOts, numbered fF9m Is S1iScin2 ia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

4 Inc demand was IA1f, O0t INC movement 0Qt1nH
thc mo,nitg exhibited little scimaton. after
business summed up tho fair amount noSerabove.
our outside figures, hut 10 some ssles.th sdvau.
tage w9s msnifestly ON the eide OF The Buyers. In
tie .tter part Of the day the market was adler.
end Closed finn e our QnO: a.iona4 - tr =
The dispatches reported Livorpool easef hut
not q1o taoiy lower with Gales pf 5000 bales, and
covering the falling of: Man, he ster uiet aud Dir n
Havfe with . mode, ate demand at firm pricas, and
the quota tons for low middlipg, aoat, raised one
spots and 3s0a sd higher for fntufe 9, for
September and October, tho quotations Of which
fSs s.iss Of the past three days sum uD ,,sc
bales 1890 ON Saturday, 1900 yestersay, AND
$3.50 to day. against % 800 for tina corresponding
Receipts since FIi1 az evening. IS ,8s8 bales. en-.
braclng 1851 from other deliv cry ports tof which
3ls4 from Mobile and 1867 ffom Tsxas) ana 90 O37
propar agaiDst 81 1888 proper last week and IS $50
P.lss Against $50. $50 Is.t ysas-incrssss = ssS.
as& 10 Bremen and BIG to Nsw York.
TIE he 1ss.1 9 p sks the ,espss :.
s:t zs.. md :i.s :, Tr;dsy sc 6a,ss :ssinst
s1sc.s s. bales .s e ss- ISL o sn e
"a Slas%day nosa. Dsesmbss p,-lae ysaf-insssss
I E9ssts iFtid.y to Monday inelusivs) b 6.lstIs
-. 30 10 yer. and TO. FfaneoAnd tbs euntauant
bales, against II 9l last weak anA q 30 last
year.
stocks ss Ill III delivery paets naAS ~ = ID Il,
94 s43 niles, AGAinAt 937 l6l lasE week and - ssi
last yoaE., = ss.--r b., d
ms IxshangA makes the amount On shipbeard
not cleared (belore TO- days e1porsl liz l76 bales
embracing 81 ,46l Tor Lv6tbtol, 33tD Soe Dnvro,
Spain 1le4 for the Aediteranea1, and le0e Tor
coastwise ports having IN pteisel, agte6aby 70
it, eeoount 1t u II, 1871 49,. q rSe paft q
WhiGh II mot on oelA $500.
A. noon today mi1dlinG was qnaeed ct Calves
ton 1t like. ct Mobile ct II 10. ut Savannah ct
Ike, st Norfolk At llhc. et baltimore s lac.
1t Now York Ut l2Ac, at Boston ct 13ke, 6 Mem.
phls as like, and 1t Augusta Of, 1Oxc- 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
MOST vALUABLs 1MPRovlD PROPERTY, FoRM
ING THE CORNER OF BAYOU ROAD AND
IRENE SnEET, SECOND DISTRICT. &.s X
IN TIE MArrER OF THE BANKRTprcY or,
JOSEPH HAGUE co. AND s. CAMBoN CO.
District Court Of the United States Of America
: for the DISTRICT Of LouiaiAna-N0 1903. -

1RYn RhAG g =: SrEAR AgGT1oH1EE-
cembe1 q, ls7e at twelve s'elcck y. win b. sold
at public auction Ut tho Merchants nd Auction
eers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Cas- o4house streets, By virtue and in pur.
suanee 6f IN orde1 Ron the Ion nc. NllingA
judge Of the United Statss Distzict Cont for tho
dist, let Of Louisiana dated November 20 1876 rem
de1ed IL the abeye entitled matter, the following
describen property, to Wit
"A CERTAlN LOT OF 0KOUND; situaAed in the.
Se6nnd District Of this CITY, in the square bounded
~ IRENE, Ursulines and Marais ttseets and Bayou
!Iesd. measuring, French measure, 4 feet sH
ffont On T!eme street, is feet ineAeson the 1ssr
line forming one Of the corners Of Bayou road and
Irene st:eess, accord .ns e plan made by r. ..
Boudousqule. architect, December ~, 1861 to-
getller With an1tne buildings and impfovensnts
thereon.
ITerms and conditiens- One-half oash on tho
spot, the balance 1t twelve monthS credit, in
nees be ring ght per cent interest nom date ofad
tndtca,ioa, secured y mcrtgase upon The property
recoveIy Of the unpaid portion, OF the purchase
price, the purchaser stpllAfoa to pay 6vo per cent
attorneys Tess. Insurance and transfer Of policy.
Improperly to be cold free from IN morfGnaes
Hens End 1nOaMbroheea AtAn11ng agaausE 3h<
Act Of s.,e before O. More, nes,ry ,ns,ie ~ tho.
y YeASHS.A'.s .noeS = uoo - ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
SUOUESSION NOTICES.

Successiea ~ Charles II. NRorrissu.
DUBLIC NOTICB TO CRRDIToRS.-THB CRED
i itors Of Cha,les 3. morrison, deoeAsed. arc
hereby notified thet have been appolntea admin
hed to make themseases known aud present an
eccOunt Of their Fespoetive elatDs and the 1ttles
p sa'ca 'asf Aes e'sAs''.f ~ = =; Z Sx ~ =
deso 81 eAdMidisfrator, Monroe. ISGietsns ?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
Soock On hand and on shipboard not cleared 1s2
Same time iast year.. .23l

Today,s exports embraced a7ol bales to Liver.
pool, 3las to Havre and 1855 to New York
Receipts proper since last evening ss7s bales,
against 10, 0s9 last week and II, a. last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts sec above report
Ia. bssa 1sported EhsS amount DSs not on
tale 70 esepsted at 5000 hhds. For the present We
I'M: e =: fG " TSstsd
low leaf $3.50; medium iOcfic: rood HSl3t@:
fine Aolsss sslsctisns ISL wlse; nondssaipts nom.
fREIGHTS-Late yesterday . ship was fixed for
Liverpool ct Nd for cotton. and for tho Attic
Ons rSes ~ SAIL are 'Sl pp son ~
% me- ira, rate. I'd TO Liverpool and lc for Havre
By st,:s,Sn !. 70 Liverpool slsa; to Bre-
n mol ss's :. IS to New York % hhd
an g ssss sss .ns !: H.s
suea, 10 New York 81 50 p hid, and molassss
p.oi and S ssseYo cort. x. ..t
SUGAR-Received thiD morning 9Al hhds. The
tender cy Of the market i in favor Of ll-Ia 0ood
p sold sn
6h 07c fsir to good fair X 07kcf good fair t. IDLY
fair ~ 07fc; prime TO str city prime s0sk :;
sia.isei sksioc; Oh whiss sSeiSss; Whites si lie
MOLAssEs-Received this morping ss75 oble.
choice grades are purchased readily. but not much
demand for low GRADES. Buyers are claimihg
easier price, but kslders not Welding. snd tee
receipts sold 1t " st.rdal . prices. Common $50
38c; cen rifuga 3o0l3c, ording 70 qualify; fair
4oc prime 4s04sc; strictly, prime s6047c; choics soc
BRBADsrUFFs AND PROvIsI lNs-w Western
products are in light supply in this marriott, and
In actve demand at advancing pricts under the
influence of thu close Of avigation in the upp
rivers The order trade for the coun ~ is act. ye
and excited, ami provisions are going into store
TOR still higher prIcoe, e
FLOUR-Oniy 500 obls have come in bv rail si,ce
Yesterday; none BY river. The demand continues
active and >cis d tor cOnsum ptOn, for Cub. ID
On speculation, aid 800 bbs 40 d at sdvancir,.-
Rrlc.s prisng Is fine Il e. $50 50, 800 aud 2ee
low tre bic extra Sc; 100 80 $50 10 1t sc 2J
60 and I. a. e6a7s 100 good 10 - So So 400 100
10y 10Y a an. "a e9oce xt.a at 81 Is 50 ~! SO
and and rs 1t q 75 200 bills to axrive, and 400
spot on private terms. Common is aa ted at
% IS fine ss, superfne es IS singls extra Is so
aoua'e extra IS Isl 10. treble extra <6Q6 rs;
90 treble extra Sc s.; cho,c. tr be extf, f6 Is
= cn raslGs s1,rA s7zs0hTs p bhlIayr.-) 80 J
OOhN MhaL-Only 100 bbls ,eceived by rail tbs (
morning oThsie = very lttle In Arse i.Azls. he
sSock' ao'at 1coo bb B. having been bought mp on
I I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
RAILROADS..

GRkAT JACKSON ROUTE. -T
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAN.
Road. +
On and aiter nsnday, Nevenber ~, 1S4O,
Trains depart and arrive - follows from Calliope
NAIL p. NJ Mall. Mi: Ties An
As sssS. .s.so nj . .ssS e,,.An
Louis Chicsee, Louisyille and Cincinnaft q :.
Only one change Of sleeping cara to 1aste1n
Comb City. !
Tickets for sale and information given ct No y
Camp street, corner Of Common, under City Hotel
4. D. eHELDON, Agent
Ja1s1y 3. D. FROST, General MAnaGoT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
sc :: MISCELLANEOUS. :, (, /.
INROM AND AFTER TINS DAY i
= BITTER 10 NO NOSE ns egel t., 80, Z,
Houms. Dsceaser Is, 1876 q dei7H -

UDNaY RAG&.ARDsU NzfRD sfAGMl0Ov.
toazof 6ozE Hsp wooD IA .eaas!.
public psttdhAge In his line Of trade. 4 wen 9
6ofted STICK 10 Always kept on hand, and Will b
without delay fEsn the feed yarehcuse. 10. ssFul.
ton skcet ard No l0l Peter street, near lafayette
OF from the feed sore and coal yard 1t the corner
are sohe1teA. - - viil 30 dispossd OF to tho 6eo1
advantAee etc psignesAs Quick saleA and Deo0pt
setuspe are g rentssd. and the bsst refe,e1eh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

MONEY TO LEND. tia 500 y.5l-. ?.
Ul y --sf- : .,,-r Sc -. Lear
TIE METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK.
=, II r. Ne. II Camp ssrses, 1sett,
WIN make advaaces On MRRCHANDIsB, GOLD.
and s1LvkRwARk, DIAMONDS, JkWRLRY, etc,
oo9s IL TIN VAN HORN Casbier ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
Ths fSisoxins 81 Il enc ofleal tsstemens Or the

Stocks exhibited little more anlmaaioD.
The offerings being limited, ana th6 demand fair,
State consols advanced about \ y can't cloeipg g
s3053k. N
PRESEASON tenSs bsing little tn 7lsllaso,anaa tho
sderinss large: the market fsve way I = cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

0RCOnD DISTRICT COURT POD. THE PARISa
~ 81 Orleenss No q, 996-Aptiee y heeehy given
70 the creditors o. this estate and to all Other Der.
CONS hefeia Interested. to show cause within ten
lAys A060 NE present not fe&tion. II any they
hsse or can. Why the socouns preeented ~ ], j.
fAslet.n md Al13 Ia ReAert taeteuontaxy exoeu.
tofs. Of this estate, should not be henolo9Dted
aooe tfsrsWith. 10 - -" = - s'I ~,
| p order VI the Court 81. eEs G{3i T.f
dela 2O2 - FRANK PACB,jW. Cleek
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SALE OF THE ,RsvEauRs, OF tTHH PUBLIC
g. 41L MAEKTA

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New Orleaps. Decen bAr l6, 1876 8
RY MACON, kl4Li6ON 4 CO.-ALBRRr
~ Paul, A1ctioneer. - win Dc sold ut public
suction, In the Council Chamber. City Hall, ON
sALuRDAY, D.S;mbeE g. 1876. e ! IN: the rsv-
month Of January, 1871, VIZ =
/ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKRTA
FRENCH MEAT MARKET.
B. POYDkAS AND Pills MARKRT&
4. IRENE MARKET.
$. WASHINGTON AND PORT MARKETk,
6. ST. Bernard MARKKT
:. LIB BRETON MARKET
8. ST. MARY MARKET
g. MAGAZINE MARKET.
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET
II. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET. 1af
IL. SORAPURU MARKET
-. NINTH STREET mARKET :.
IA. ALGIERS MARKET.
The markets will be sold separately.
Terms and Condi tions-Cesh o. the spot. IN
United States currently. o 'pos' ="
bida n 1 1M1Iv OF aH
del6 l7le2o23 Administrator Of Commsrca.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
no HOU NEED MONEY!

Call At tho corner 81 e. Louis and Qauphina
streetI No. los 81 Louis street and l04 Dauphine
street. All kinds Of SECOND HAND GOODS bought
aud sold, Furniture, Ladies' aud Gentlemenrs
Clothing. 1nglish. French, Spanish and German
Books bought. VIII call ct residence Send letter
ocl7iy - JULES BEGON.