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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28

DY NASH q HODtaSON-W. l. H0DGsOh.
ID Auetioneer-0fdce No. 10 Carondelet street.
GA SATURDAY, March 81, 1877, at twelve O'Clock
Nj, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rotunda OF tie st. Charles Hotel, in
this city, by virtue and in pursusnce of en- order
and iudgme 1T of the Hon. A L. TssOt Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
rendered JuIe 81, 1876 and signed July 2, 1875
docket No. SO $50 10 the matter OF succession
OF Miles Msnser, deceased for partition, at public
TIN LOIS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated in
the First District of this city, IN the square No.
1898, bounced by Cal Iope, EuphrOsne, Locust ana
Magnolia stI eets, designated lots Nos. to 10
inclusive ana measuring each IS feet inches
lines 'front.' CBlliope street, except No. /, which
measures 25 feet inches lines front on Calliope
street, by depth of l0I FEET inches lines, al
between parallel lines, American measure lot No.
l forming the corner OF CslliOpe and Locust
nulia ana Caliope streets. The whole according
to a IL IN by Louis II. Pile, surveyor. The i'm
prOvements cOnsist. ca lots nos. and 2, of two
story frame house containing tour rooms, sta
bling sheds, etc. The balance of the property 10
vacant and is Immediately opposite the WORK
shops etc, of the New Orleans, St. Louis and Chi
CAgo railroad.
Terms and Conditions Or e-third cash, and tbs
balance at one and two years, with eight per cent
interest, and spec!ai mortgage with vendors priv
ileRe from date until paid, the mortgage to en-
cent for attorneys fees in casa of suit, and AL
other security clause; ten per cent TO be psiG
cash on the spot to bind the sales,
Acts of sale before James Fahey, notary public.
At the expense of the purchasers, including the
taxes due and eIgible in 1871. 1928 mh5 10 II p
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[ INTELLIGENCE.

lEFs.-It has been decided that
81 OF Odd Fellows Hall shall en-
v be Legislature adjOurns.
ans bbert Ralston Dacan, a native
%hia, aud senior member of the
& ban, 2 4rega g. Co., died Satur-
fty four years.
!. .rthy, stopped in transitu to
. $500 of the silver plate of Mr..
aud.
'st, bawhan lost a mare by believ.
Jo A. Kittredge. but the impOs-
AIINeaVe her at DOnaldsonville in
I. nhnds for passage money. 9th
rper than the stable keeper, it
Is has since been arrested at
So and is now safe in the hands
III, uston.
.ns t was made Friday night to
~ hviIle oil works.
Hern. eighteen years old, is
ut, Friday. He started to the
and
H of Mr.. L. M. Gerard, a mem
sshingson Artillery was con
military honOrs Saturday and
~ three rounds fred over the
ARI
Ing himself Newton f. Davis
CIT IS confidence man last week.
for some time imposing on
ird vas detected by a photograph
tbd years since after similar per-
nd He claimed to be q sheriff
ner bn county, Texas, in search of
"a a of his father and niece and
' q te descrip lion of him. He is
ice her insane or an nposter, and
der1 further developments.
nTs unbOsOmed himeelf little
ie d declared he had served in both
Of Union armies. That be had
? ter in order to get near enough
Id BID Beckwjtb, then attached to
the Infantry, to avenge a wrong
lndr but Beckwith had been trans.
10 ~ 4 d deserted, and had been pur.
iS 9 fer since without success, as.
shet los names, and getting along
~. 4 brook, especially the crook, as
Il 's il name is John G, Crook, Of
heir nth Carolina. He states that
hlru from the Sixteenth Infantry
,lsSns story is for the purpose of get
' orS 10 clutches of his present hold
iers h be really insane.
I N bner, of No. 800 Third street
ie q ure OF raising Cain on the ban
nv ~ ring the officers with bowie
I .se1 hem with a shotgun, without
am d, Sunday, all because he was
~. SOl be.
u. Iey, liz stable on Mulberry stree
ndtd Saturday. No O'Lsary COW
airy, bago fire this time.
a huestlons if fish six feet long
MI hook and line, is an animal
was Insane woman smOthered hei
d 70 an ak.
pres q 'AIoMahon, the murderer o
ran an Iessick, sheriff of the parish
said died in the Parish Prison
y Of Beard, who had prescribe,
sg so 2 an examination, declared thu
en BY pneumonia.
d, m Il shot himself in the left lei
read be runniog after a culprit.
bm Cincinnati are that Roth s
-, |yering from his wound. Til,
I Intu lie Moore has been found there
ares barring apparel valued at $1,000
IN II John A. Dix has been per
Gao service 70 ship wrecked vessel
stei bnd the French bark Peabody
{ III In distress of Horn leland, ant
,eIt p Lizzie, aground in Lax
5slf Friday, and aided both t
Of Y
II iud red sos worth of roof of tn
SAL pOlhouAe Monday.
Y a. a, 10. 2, Of Algiers, will christel
ths 3, and be entertained by Mis-
day and Louisiana NO. 10 vii
e, n ct and bail Sunday.
ten aughter of the late Carlo Patt
J and precociOusly musical. She j
} be = er mother in New Orleans
q by shed aunt, Adelina, is adm
ders education.
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9, IN Saturday suspended all rules
erena Introduction q bill repeating
}, the to ia, permitting ad mission
Presentation VI q cerGlbct Ats
pea, Alsa ami rtq hiring an exam
educational bill; that equal
expense; regulating the mile
,arv ere during an extra session,
that the call shall be for
nblic ys of adjournment, and, after
e rents, the printing bill were
aortgH' eill to exempt certain property
s eigh tax, and that creating a new
ana pital, were passed.
,tary Saturday passed the following
presentatives of the people of
w " elected by and direct from
= n ~ aware from positive knowl.
- eiing and determination that
NJ NJ ntrol them, do declare that
w. Emstances will the people OF
IAIs tribute to any other State
airy ~ han that at whose head stands
A w eiF choice, their endeared and
ont .l q y Governor, Francis 7. Nichols
the M further declare the utter inn
ton gathering the taxes by any
state b, and that any attempt to
petts BY other authority than the
ongins Fnmt i,l v. il NOS only prove
the Il lesd to lamentable civil strife
BY la1 dahed and actual war.
20 ~ fhn ~
SEraapl ts, do solemnly deCllre that
lIoh, cot sympathy with the people
mp str eifcumstances we will aid, en-
Fe p97qE maintain them in theii deter
tstes y
- Of Caldwell, moved 10 refe,
WAL 8 TO the Committee on Fedora
an ,,s was tabled on motion of Mr.
iarv M ameron, and the resolution
FIAT Qaly adopted.
SUED 2 presenting the document
! for th ation was TO inform the worl,
tate discrimination of the people
I5nisi ding the funding act, by re
etitiOni PITY Of the funds, by requiring
cry Of 70 keep separate accounts
~. = I' ii1 public, passed by substitute
n ths q lueing TO print; that author
bts an oiidatiOn of interseeting raj
, viii alermining qualifications o
sn @ on 10 Orleans snd Jefferson; :
ne j. "a Statutes 1914, relative ;
the description of taxabl
7. PlTs that authorizing police juror
.aees Taxation.
ton ninety-six of the revenu
htd, and that TO ineOrporat
: odisty of Mob was passed.
eral committees we're Above
york was done on the revenu
GER. alleage bill for the extra Sc
AHA Ia.
&C. b United States Senator i
Fae:
iph stre onas 2l, Robertson 81, Eaga
!, Gibson ., Hall 8; total 81.
GIVE lnhs %, Gibson Is, RoberisO
lcklitfs IL, Eagan 2; total 8
Qnas %, Gibson Is, Eagan i
Nickliffe ~, Hall 5; total B
ne las' aeus, all being invited, wi
N states eAte chamber, the result nj
= '''' lhiin.
ts7s -
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. E. E. MoUe1S.

Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
SO. S9,243.
DY PLACIDE j, SPEAR, hUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. as Royal street FRIDAY,
March g. 1871 at 10 a NJ. will be sold at
public auction, at No. lG9 Bienville street, be-
tween Bourbon and Dauphine streets, by virtue
and 10 pursuance to order from the Hon. A. L
TissOt fudge Of the Second Dis rict Court for the
punish OF 0rl, ans, dated February 10, 1877, for
account OF SAID succession
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
TeTms-Cash on admiration. TEA % mt !
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FOUND,

HOUND. -CAMR TO MY RgsIDBECR ABOUT
II three days ago one brown POINTER Dog
marked on 10th ears. which the owner can have
by proving property and paying expenses.
fe2s It No. 40 Liberty street near Rsltelty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28

DY NASH a. HODGSON-w. L HoDGsoE,
ID Auetioueer-ofHoe No. - Oarondelet street.
On SATURDAY, March 10, 1877, at twelve O'clock
basemtn mt rotHnda OF the st. Charles Hotel in this
city by virtue and in pursuance OF order of the
Hon. c. Billings, judge of the Unit States Dis
trtct Court for the District of Louisiana sitting in
bankruptcy, dated FebIu NIy p. 1877 court docket
No. 1850, in the mat er OF tie above bankruptcy.
will be sold
ALI OF THE PRoMISS0RY NOTES, DRAFTS,
OPEN ACCOUNTS and ASSETS of the alb I'VE bank
Iupt, as per schedule fila in the hands of A s.
Graham, Esq assignee.
Terms-Cash on the spot. fe28 mh3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28

IL. Levi VS.. BerOud a. Rindt-Sec0nd jue-
tlce Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No. 1865.
ID to me directed by the Hon. John Mccormick
Judge OF the second Justice Court in and for the
parish Of 6rleanB In the above entitled suit viii
proceed to sell at public auction, at nay warehouse
No. $50 Poydras street, on MONDAY, March a.
1877, at twelve o clock NJ
TWO BARRELS or YAREISH.
Seized in the above stated suit.
isas NIT 10 i. RUSSELL. Constable.
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By O. z. Girardey.
OFFICE FURNITURE, 1Ros SAFES, ETc.

SUGGESTIONS OF THE LATE L. F. GBNRREs AHTs-
]. J. LBoNCR ABAT, AS MEMBERS OF THE
LATE FIRM OF ABAT GENERES.
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No. 39,067.
DY NASH 4 HODGSON-W l. HOBGsOA,
ID AuetiOneer-Of1ce No. 13 CaTOndelet street
SATURDAY, March 3, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ
at the St Char es Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rOtunda eff the ST. Charles Hotel in this city,
by virtue and iu pursuance of an order and
Judgment OF the Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge OF
the second District Court for the parish of Orleans
signed and dated January 20, 1871, ia the above
entitled matter, at public auction, will be sold
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon ait
uated in the Third District of this city, IN the
square bounded by Victory, Frenehman, MoreaU
and Eysisn Fields streets designated as lot No. >
on a plan by Louis BringieF, surveyor general
dated July o. l94l, and measuring "a fest front on
Victory street. by depth of 1928 feet, more or less,
between parallel lines.
Terms and CouditiOns-One-tbird cash on the
spot and the balance at one and two years, with
eight per cent interest, special mortgage, with
vendors privilege, five per cent for attoru eys fees
in of suit insurance and transfer OF policy,
and all other usual security clauses 10 be embraced
in the mortgage, from day of sale until final pay
ment.
Act of sale before NJ. T. Ducros, notary public, a.
the purchasers expense, inc. uding lhe taxes dns
and eligible in 1871. ia27 fs3 10 "a mhs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28
By Nash q Hodpeon.

PRoMIssoRY NOTES. DRAFTS OPEN Ac-
COUNTS AND ASSETS.
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LOST,
1872

n 0aT-A RAEF GROWN PCKzZRR Hnfs
n named ''cAricI'l eeier white, wisl1a e
yelleE spots. Five dclsals aald wild y gate g +.
hq zesu1n y ~ - - ens1,1 arseh sz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28
IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States District Court for tie DistIich
of Louaiana-No. 1880.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28

SUCCESSION OF TIE LATE KOhAIN LAHUVA-
CADE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3e,223.
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN oBEDIBNCE TO AN
ID ogder OF sails Of date February It, 1871. to me
directed by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above en-.
titled matter, viii proceed to sell ct public aue-
ton, on the premises hereinafter designated on
MONDAY, March 5, 1877, at hve O'clock z. NJ Tor
account Of said successlon the following described
property. to wit
ThR CONTENTS OF A DAIRY. situated en- Kly-
sian Fields street. southwest corner Of Law street,
On this side OF Sterns factory, the Third DISTRICT
OF this city coosisiing OF ten cows one dark brown
mule one two wheeled spring milk cart, two large
milk cans and small gallon measure, one set har-
meas, one feed box, one badstead one armolr, one
Wathstand, four chairs, one rocker, and enc table
and cover.
Terms-CAsh on the spot
THOMAS r. HANDY,
fe2l % mis- ciyl sheriff Of the farish Of oIle1uE
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ESTATE OF R. L. ADAMS, I'M IvIDUALLY AND
as A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF ROBERT L
ADAMS 4 son.
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O., x, GIRARDRY, AUOT

sscord District Court for the Parrish of Orleans
Nos. 80 ,344 and % SEQ.
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UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE CRAWFORD sU-
GAR PLANTATION, SITUATED IN THR PAR
IsH OF ST. MARY, ON BOTH SIDES OF THE
BAYOU TECHE.
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DY g. K. GIRARDEY, AuoT10NKER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp sTIeet.-WEDNESDAT.
March Z, 1877, at II A. N, at the once No. los
Customhouse, between ROYAL and Bourbon streetss
will be sold at public auction, by virtue of and in
pursuance of two several orders from the Hon A.
i. Tissot, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. dated February 20, 1871,
and rendered in the above entitled successions-
One foe large IRON SAFE, DESkS aud other
office furniture.
IeIm5-Cash on the SPOT. fe24 20 mis-
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPHRrl

TEN LOTS OF GROUND. WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
OPPOSITE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT,
CORNER OF CALLIOPE AND MAGNOLIA
STREETS.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.
THIRD DISTRICT Property.

JOHN T. PETTIGREW. TUTOR. VS.. MRS. MAR
GARET E. SUGENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-28

SUCCESSION OF The LATE L. ?. 6ENERES.
Second District Court for the Parah OF Orleans
No. 80 ,344.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 39O67.
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O0NSTABLBS' SALES.

Pierre Tissot, james A. Luck, subrO-
gated, vs. Widow J. G. De- st. ROmes-Thlrd
Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans, No. 492.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlRRI Pa.
ID elias to me d leCtsd by the Hon. John
h. LaIesche third justice of the peace for the
parish of Orleans, in tie above entitled cause,
viii proceed to sell At public auction, in mont Of
my warehouse Bienville street, between Royal
and Bourbon etree IS, Second District of this city,
on MONDAY March u, 1877, st twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following property, to wit
ALL THE RIGHTS, TITLE AND INTEREST Of
the defendant Widow j. c. De st. ROmes in and
TO a certain suit, entitled Widow J. G. De st.
Romes VS.. the Leyee SteSm Cotton Press Company
ct al - No. 2604 Of the docket of The Sixth Disuict
Court for the parish Of Orleans. and Nc. Is 1872 Of
the docket of the Superior District Court Ter the
parish of Olleens, and now on appeal IN the Su
preme Court of Louisiana, under the No. $500 CT its
docket
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
fe28 mh3 los THOMAS J. BUCKLEY, Constable.
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&. Lawson We. Ocean Dry Dock Company.
Fifth Justice Court Tor the Parish OF orleans,
No. 1888.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FTER FACIAS
ID 10 me directed by the Bon. w. L. Thompson,
fifth Justice of the peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans in the above entitled suit, 1 will proceed
to sell st public auction, in front Of the Ocean
Dry Dock Oompsnys office, corner Of Patterson
and bartholomew streets, Algit rs, on SATURDAY,
March 10. 1877, at twelve o'e Oek NJ, the following
described property, to wit
Three thousand feet FITCH OAK, more or ssi
5000 feet YELLOW PINE. one large star ding
DISK; one small DISK ere LITTER PRESS; hvs
wooden CHAIRS one cans bottom STOOL; one lot
Of TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS, as per inventory on
file in my office.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States eur.
rency.
ie2s mhT lOt PLACIDR BoUTIE, Constable.
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BY Sheriff Handy.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE ROMAN LAHouR
CADE.
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sucoEssIoN On MlLEs MANsER DECEASED
SALE FOR A PARTITION

Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleanS--
No. 38 $50.
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MOST VALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROPERTY,
NO. 81 BAkIH STREET., SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF PIERRE HEyO.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80, l09.
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SUCCESSION OF viReINIE DEsLAs.

UNDIVIDED SIXTH OF A VALUABLE IMPR OVID
PROPERTY ON BLYSIAa FIkLDS STREET
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years, and yet had never really dis
paired Of returning them TO their own
er.
About that time it occurred to me
that trip to Louisiana would be We
ry beneficial to my health /; and so, in
the year 1868, / found myself once
more in New Orleans. My first step
was to insert personal" in all the
daily papers, addressed to Miss Ce.
cile Tremaine, and requesting her pres
ent address. But / received no re.
sponse. Day after day passed by, and
| was rapidly losing hope, when it
CHANGED one morning that / strolled
into the printing office of friend and
stood watching the nimble fingers of
the eompositors, among whom were
several ladies.
AT length heard the foreman ad-
dress one Of the employees as "Miss
Tlsmaine." With wildly-throbbing
heart l cast furtive glance in her di-
rection. Great heavens it was she !
was sure of it.
In a few m ,ments | had acquainted
my friend with the facts, and my -be.
lief that this was the young lady of
whom | was in quest. He told me
then of her poverty, and that from
one Of the first and wealthiest families
of New Orleans she was reduced to
earn her bread. He said that. there
was no doubt that | was on the right
track, as she had already told him of
the loss Of her pearls. On the night
that l had rescued her, she had been
OH her way to dispose of them for her
father lay dying, and she had no means
with which to furnish him food and
medicine. ..
He was dead now, and she, poor
girl, was all alone in the world.
will pass over my introduction,
and the astonishment with which she
listened to my story. Time had soft
ened her asperity toward the cyan
kees," and, as months few by, she
seemed to have quite forgotten all past
animosities, so that, when at last l ask
ed her to become my wife, / was pre-.
pared to hear her answer "Yes," and l
was not disappointed.
And on the day that she became my
bride, amid the lace Of her snowy veil
and crowning her heavy waves Of raw
en- hair, like drops of ice, were the Jew
els which l had cherished, and defend
ed with my life, for all those dreadful
years-my Cecile's Pearls.
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are words Of kindness, of persuasion,
He takes men by the hand, and in
that manner which bespeaks the sensi>
tive nature, he without saying TOO
much, lets them know he fully under
stands their feelings and condition,
and gradually leads them to sign the
pledge and take the first step which is
to result in others which will place
them in their proper sphere in society
as men entitled to respect and sympa-
thy. He believes iD awakening the
desire for reformation which does in.
deed dwell in every breast, or as anoth-
er states it Faith in mans ultimate
integrity, in the Divine spark of i'm.
mortality that burns in the soul, no
matter how dimly; hope that the
breath Of sympathy may reach and
enliven this sacred fire, and brOtherly
love to stretch out the hands and save
the fallen and the perishing. These
seem to be the elements the faith, the
hope, the charity that inspire this
movement.
There is also the element Of person.
ality, the one man power, which gives
character ard unity of purpose to
popular enthusiasm, and this Mr.. Muir.
ply possesses in remarkable degree.
He has the gift of oratory, the mag
netic presence, the convincing sinceri-
ty of manner, and, what is of not less
importance, the physical capacity for
tremendous hard work that might be
predicated of him from an acquaint-
ance Of his career.
And, furthermore, he seems to pos
sess faculty for organization which
perpetuates the impression he makes
by personal appeal, and leaves a COM
petent society, thoroughly imbued with
the spirit of the work, to continue the
mission in every locality which he vis-
its.
Such, in brief, is the natural philos-
ophy Of the Murphy movement. Prac-
tically, it inculcates the literal accept.
ance of the Christian belief in human
brotherhood, and its method is to
reach out the hand of fraternity to the
broken down drunkard and lift him
again to the standing of upright man
hood.
No matter how degraded, how sunk
en- in the depths of despair the victim
may be, the apostle of temperance
says Brother, give me your hand.
I'll save you yet" Trusting literally
to the Biblical assertion that the King
dom of Heaven is within, and, conse.
quently, can not he utterly destroyed,
this appeal is urged, and, where sue
cessfully made, never fails to work ev.
en- seeming miraculous salvation.