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EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.


Sec. 6. For the support and mainte,
nance of Free Schools, the sum Of
three hundred thousand dollars. from
the tax levy of two mills on the dol.
lar, to be raised for educational pur-
poses, in addition to the capitation
tax Provided, that the said Of three
hundred thousand dollars to be appro.
priated among the several counties Of
the State in proportion to the number
of children between the ages of six
and sixteen Provided. further, That
each County shall be entitled to the
amount raised in said county And fur
ther :4hat it shall be unlawful for the
Treasurer to apply any part Of the
sum raised by the tax leavy of said
two mills on the dollar to any other
purpose than the support and'mainte;
nance of said schools fol the support
of the University of South Carolina,
twenty-seven thousand eight hundred
and fifty dcllars, to be paid on the
warrant Of the Comptroller General,
on the application Of the President of
the University /; for the improvement
and repairs of the Library Of the Uni
ycrsity of South Carolina, two thous-
and dollars, to be paid on the warrant
of the Comptroller Generaral, on the
application Of the Chairman Of the
Library Committee Of the Board OF
Trustees of tho University for the
payment of outstanding warrants Of
the Governor on the appropriation for
the support of the South Carolina In
stitution for the education of the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind for the fiscal
year ending October 81, 1871, two
thousand six hundred and seventy.
niue dollars, to be paid by the State
Treasurer upon presentation of said
warrants for the support of the South
Carolina Institution for the education
of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, fifteen
thousand dollars, to be paid on the
warrant of the Com otroller General
on application Of the chairman and
secretary of Board of Commissioners
of Deaf Dumb aud Blind +; for Nor.
NAL School purposes twenty-five thous'
and dollars; to be paid on the warrant
of Comptroller General, on the appli-
cation of the Board of Regents Of the
Normal School, five thousand dollars
of WHICH shall be appropriated for re:
pairs of buildings to be used for Nor
nal School purposes for the payment
of one years interest on the Bonds
belonging TO the Agricultural College
and Mechanical Institute. 1.-The sum of
eleven thousand five hundred and
eight dollars, to be paid on the appli-
cation of the trustees Of the said COL
lege and Institute. That the several
sums herein appropriated shall be ac-
counted for to this General Assembly
at its next session, on. Or before De-
cember LIST provided, no officer of
this State who has the right to make
contracts or draw funds flohm these
shall expend, or make
a contract expendlng, more money
than has been appropriated for such
by the General Assembly by
this act.
Approved FEBRUARY 18th; A. D. 1872.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ORDINARY c1y1L EXPENSES.
Sec. 4. For the civil contingent
fund, twenty thousand dollars, to be
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Sec. 5. For the support and con-
struction of the State Penitentiary,
forty thousand dollars, TO be paid on
the warrant of the Comptroller Gen
eral, on the application of the super,
intendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-24
Eymnas SUM Of the Clerks BE nevOienf
Association.

It is surprising that place for exercise
a place fit for lawyers. doctors, clerks, stu
dents, and persons leading sedentary life:
for those that need healthy, life-giving ex.
ercise-has not been put within their reach
long ago.
The Clerks Benevolent Association
achieved the summit of their good deeds
when they, last night, inaugurated their
gymnasium and school OF arms. They do
not contine the benefits of this admirable
place for physical exercise and bodily recu-
peration to themselves. but admit any one.
on approval OF their committee. to a full
participation of all the privileges Of the in.
s,itution. on the payment of one dollar per
month, OF five deliars for six months. They
have engaged the services OF Professor
George Scott. who will give sparring and
fencing lessons at reasonable rates.
While we freely accord to all the officers
and mem bers of the Clerks Benevolent As.
sociation all the praise due so worthy an
enterprise. we can no: refrain from particu-
larly con graduating Mr.. o. S. Babcock. one
of the leading spirits Of the association. to
whom is especially due the credit of having
given to the New Orleans public this useful
and elegant gymnasium.
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SHERIFFS SALES,
Alfred Beaufeu Ss. p. A. Thierry

Alfred Benufeu ". p. A. Thierry.
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THH PARISH OF
4 Orleans, No. 4s85.-By virtue of q writ OF seiz-
nre and sale to me directed by the honorable the
riith District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
guDiic auction, at the Merchants and Auctionters
h4chanse, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, IN the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, October :. 1873. at twelve
wit ff-' -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
an the buildings and Improvements thereon rights,
ways and privileges, situated in the h,d District
OF 'hiS clty n square bounded by Abade Wi tie.
BROAD ana onzagA streets, beginning at distance
OF atS-SeFtn feet from the of hite street
ahn measuring tAmer.an measure, thirty. three
ie"I IronS on Abanie street, b. one hundred tee.
deep between equal ami parallel lines Tbs. said
los 10 composed OF the fear parts o: !ou: .ots of
ground designated by numbers five SIX sever,
ana eight, on plan drawn Nv \. DlE.mecou..
surveyor, on the twelfth NJ October ;84: AM! de.
posted III The otfic. Ot L. Hermann, :hep a uotar-
public IN this citV. Er.ng ehe sam. property &C
CURED bv the defendant herein by purchase from
Petite Savaes. per act passed b-.or. Ampdee
Oucatel, rotary pubic IA this Si.y Oh IA. 2I.r
.eenth of august. 1872.
Seized IN the above snit.
Teyns-Cash on the spot.
n. ?. HARPER.
SEQ q Sci sheriff or Sha Parish OF s)r,
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sichola. Dnunoy v.. Charlie. Benaix.

EIIrH DISTRICT Court FOR THE PARISH
- -. orleans. NO $40 BY -!..t.. @: 1rf- o. :. :.
L:r a.. sd. 20 m. directed nv .Lg. ,1Iors,,. I'll.
'.Etl I..tr"t Court 10. III. ..r 81 o. orleans !.
t:ie slor. entitled t..se VII. proceed - sell az
paoc arction, az In. Merchants q u Auctsu.ers
sA.Hin-., EpFal street ..t:e.. Cara! ana Gus
ton!loIsc streets, IN 'le second D ..r;.. o: TN.
+" cock H. tAe i0l0"!a. Gesc:.he: property. "a
VT
i. TIL: HALF OF 4 CERTAIN lot OF ..t;.i 81.
WI! a. IL. pl.n.. and improvement. Thereon
situated i. ehs fsu,eUf. .i-n. >ccvl!! .t...:"t ri
ms .iE de-. .late'! Il! the iIu-r in ..l'..re
IA. ana |II.se streets, and measures thirty !e.i
front on Cont street. by hundred ana twenty
sh feet nine inches deep French lessuI. Gcc"lf
y goa pan drawn IS Pile late sFsrOT, o. the
thlrtieth OF Sov.!nb.Y, 1880 and annexed to act
DEPOSITED IN the Office .: ?. de irms7, lat. notary
l'Ls" -. TINS city, o.. the twenty Hlnt. OF '.-cIn
n-'. i55'. Wheel property wac ''l.l. na5e.i nv the
passed. before T. g. trs.hsE, late netar. pui.i1
/. .hls<ity on .llr eleventh OF October l3rD,
:. Lotto ',RDi Nd with tiI- i.uiIdin. and ~,
pIp--men' thereon situated ~ -he frs. !. TIRE;
-: ths Cltr, in square bounded. b. N.lyc1n.ur
D.vai.. Bacchus aud T~rp..eh street. being
t:.rs. th. ~ s..! plan o. Tie .aGbjury .nuI;n-
cation, d.posit.'. 81 ;ne Office o: L. T carr. lat.
notary publ. II tli. cicv, and measures :. ny feet
!:Onr 81 SeIpo,nene street, BY one hundred and
eweHtv feet IL depth. Which PROPERTY was Dur
chased by the defendant herein at a sa g made by
c. BEiitt, late MARSHAL of the United csra7es for
the Eastern District OF Louisiana, on the twenty.
ninth nj March. 1865
Seized IL the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the suOt
sel8 30 oc2i Sheriff OF the Parish OF orleans.
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W Z
se23 ocS . Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
- Il. Davis, Jr.. Us. dOhen NJ. Soria,
Iestamentagy Esecutos of ]. NJ. Isaacks, dee
ceased.

- II. Davis. Jr.. vs.. Cohen NJ. Soria,
parliamentary ESecutoB of J. NJ Isaacks, dec
ceased.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No S09s.-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale TO me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in this
ao"vs entitled cause, will proceed to- sell at pup
lie auction. at the Mere hants and AucclOuee
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tonhouse streets, in the Second District of thi
Cts sl sAItRDAI, october H. 1873, at twelvts
Ocock D.. she following described property, to
wit
POUR CERTAIN LOTS OFsiROUND with all tho
buildings and improvements thereon. rights ways
ana Appurten1Aces thereuntO belonging IN any
N!ss app.rtainihS situated in the Second District
OF TINS CITY IN square number thirty nine, bounded
by Canal, White Bread and Customhorse streets
slgnated by the numbers thirty thirty one .
thirty iva, aid tllirtythree plan drawn by W
y Tolrne. architect. dated fifteenth of March,
1861, deposited in the office of s. Mayner ate a,
notary public in this city plan number seventy.
nine. which lots adjoin each other and measure
each. according to said plan thirty feet front on
Canal stre~t. by d. pth between parallel lines or
one hundred aud thirty nine feet and five inches
American measure. lot number thirt y-three form
my the corner OF Canal and White streets Being
IN" same property acquired by the late j. N.
!ssacks deceased. by purchase from Robert Clark,
per act passed before n B. 1r:st. notary puhlis i
this city, on the nineteenth of Juls 1872.
Selzed in the above suit
Ierns-Ths being the second and last auctious
the saiu property viii be definitely ad Indicated to
'hs' highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve months credit the purchaser furnishing
old, with good and solvent security bearing eight
per cent interest per snnum from date and spe-
cisl mortgage on the property sold until final
payment Sad purchaser will have o deduct ans
pay in cash the printing, sherrs and clerks fees
ere, which amount to about two hundred and
thirty i've dollars, and, furthermore the State,
psIls' aud munripal tss1es the amount of whics
". P. HARPER
see4 oc2i ~ fshsriff of the Parish OF OIleanH
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w z. NNhT Is,
SEQ u OrlI SheYiH OF The ParlAh of lrleanA
4. Kochesean 4 60. -. Joseph elliott

4. KOcheeeaB Il Co. -. Joseph Elliott.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PARISH
- Of Orleans, No 3l.3.-By virtue OF q writ of
seizure and sale 10 mo directed BY the nonorabl the
sixth Distrc: Enurt for the parish or O.leans IN
:hs above entitled Cals will proceed 70 sell at
public auction. at the Merchants ard Auetoneers
exchange, Rorai street, between Canal and Gus.
sOmhoEse streets. iN th~ second Distrlc, of TIL.
city, on WEDNESDAY, october l.! 1873 al twelve
o'clock ~. the tollowin. described property 80
FOCg CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND together
viii! all 'he buildings and improvements thereon
and appiEtenanses thereof, and al the tights
ways. privileges and advantages the-euntO belong
ing or IN anywise apper'ainins, situated
Orleans. in IN. square bounded BIZ Gravier
Carondeis'. Common and BAronne streets
designated by the numbers one Two, three and
four on plan drawn by !! N. i, De pOuiir assist.
ant city surveyor dated the twenty thru OF Feb.
:llary. 1901 annexed to an act .i ss. from t.Ss OF
James Miller 70 Albert Miller passed Ds iois .trs.
j. Lewis notary public in this city, the tenth
OK May, 1907, acCOrdin. 20 whici, pa:. said lots
measure IS follows, to wit Lot AUmbeg one sin.
teen feet 'front.' on Gravier street by depth and
'front.' on BsrOnns street, of which il forms the
ner, of attvtour feet three inches ii;t-three
fee, SIX inches in depth on the other side line
dl"Idlry Il from lot number two and thirty. feet
two inches in width in the rear; and said 10: mum
Der two. thirty-tw" tee: SIX inches front GRAY
ht;v-chrre feet six inches; and SAID lot number
three, ,h.rty-th:ee feet two inches front on
Saronne street 1ortr.two feet four inches in IN.
rear. by depth of sixty-two fee. eight inches on
:ie NE nearest Graviev street. which separates il
rom lots number one and 1--WE. and si1-y-Gne fee.
SIX inches on the other line, which separates it
from iot number four; and SAID 10y number four
fOrtC-sl. feet two inches front OF Baronl. s.,rs.
by deptl. Of sixty ir. fe.. SIX inches on tn.
line % sad 10y n'Intc: three, forty thre. tee:
obique line on the other side nearly para lei 30
the 'ilv!ins I'M. Oh lot ntmbe, taiee, :hsn.s
sixteen feet on a .,ns nearly parallel ~ Ba.onEe
street: tlIen.. ri.irt. two fee. six inches 20 the
Year ,ia- and :or'ys!x tee: three inches OF. she
said rear line.
WHICH property was acquired bv ~. def-udaa.
herein By purchase from Ali,-.. N!.r, ". act
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T.. BefmUhey -, Pedro SlOIiera

&IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 5lii.-Br virtue OF writ of
seisIIe and sale 20 me directed by the honorable
tina sixth District Court for fle PARISH OF
Orleans. in the above entitled cause ! will
proceed 10 sell At public auction. a: this Mer.
chants and Auctione+rs Exchange Roysl stree.
between Canal and Eustomlouse streets. in the
Second District OF this city SATURDAY Octo-
Der u! 1879, q, lively. o'clock NJ. the following
described prop. ,ty, 90 wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with che
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated III
fh- IhI'd District of 'hls city, in sle squa~s
bounded bycn"n Prenchmen phlne Gate Grea:.
mem, Burgundy tlatt Craps streets ana mea sIr~
t~'nty-iVe Sect front on Union street sy one hun.
drrH ANA :ortyhv Zee: in Gepil! l,-ir: the sam.
property acquired by the defendant herein bv p,.r-
cAade IRON. The succession OF GaSclel sOuSt, per
ACT passed before Andre D. Doriocour, notary pun
lie ia THIS cltS Oh the wents ts..:h Of ABEL. iSr.
Seized in the above s.it.
Terms and CondisiOns-The purchase. 20 assume
the payment OF Two outstanding. notes beari,l.
vendors privilege Il; i special most ge on the.
property herein aosve described each for the sl.lA
OF four hundred AID five siOlla . dated >priI D.
1872 bearing eight per cent interest from date till
pad and payable, respectively, q, two and three
years aftev date, and tina bSlAne. o! she ;,c. o:
ADJ J.dcatiou cash.
". p. HARPER
eelb ~ Orl! Sheriff OF the Paris h of 1reaue
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0Ohn BLANK IS. z. q. Brown.

GfsTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
~ Orleans, No. SI67.-By virtue of a writ OF sez-
eEe and sale to me directed by the honorable tina
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell n
public auetion. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
Toulouse streets. i'll the Second District o. this
city, on SATURDAY, october IS, 1873 at twelve
o clock H.. the following described property to
Wit
TWO CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND.
situated IN the Second Distrrs of this city in the
square bounded By s'ustomhOuse Bi. nville, Broad
and Lolhonds late Dorgenois) streets, designated
seVeraiy by tile numbers twenty SIX and twenty.
seven, and measure each twenty nine feet eight
inches tive lines trent CustomhOuse street
the same measure on che rear line, by one hun.
drss and forty feet in depth, American measure
according 20 u plan drawn by Pile & Depouillv,
clv!.sn Slneers and architects, dated December 81
100 deposited in the Office OF r. J. Ker notary
public, IN this city; together with shs suildlngs
and improvements thereon
said lots were acquired by th. defendant hereis
from John T. slawson, according to act passed be.
iore & :. k.r "otary public. Sn :ais city, dats$
December Is 1874.
Select III the above suis.
Te.ns-C.sh on the spot.
W T. HARPER
n D. oil, hrY..a
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Attorney General A. r. Field.


This gentleman has returned to the city
looking materially improved by his trip
North and West.
Coione! Field. before reaching his present
high position in the government of thi.
State. had won distinguished position at
the bar as criminal lawyer. His extern.
sive knowledge Of criminal law, talent, in.
dustry. fearles.ness and tact in the manage.
ment of his cases. gave him certainty of
success that established reputation enjoyed
by but few other men in our State. For at
least twenty i've years Colonel Field has
been conspicuous and successful criminal
lawyer at the New Orleans bar, made
so by his undaunted energy and skill
in the practice of his profession:
and now he enters upon a broader field
TO reap new laurels in the prosecution OF
crime. The qualities that gave him sue.
cess as the defender OF criminals are now
to be used for the prosecution Of crime, and
as our State is reeking with it. and the
safety Of society demands that something
be Immediately done TO punish those who
are guilty Of murder. il is to bs hoped the
Attorney General will enter vigorously
upon the duties of his Otfice-into those new
!abors for the protection Of society-that
are so much needed just at this time to
strike terror into the lawless and put a
stop 20 the disposition to commit murder.
Colone! Field, as Attorney General of the
State, can do much TO aid the successful
prosecution ana punishment Of men
whose hands are stained with the blood of
their teIlowmen: and our people will fee!
gratited to know that he has returned after
few weeks absence in search of health
looking we'll fortified in mind and body for
vigorous and faithful discharge of the du.
ties of his office. Tie visited the executive
department yesterday. no doubt for the
purpose Of consulting Acting Governor An
tome in regard to the condition of the par.
ishes. The reports from Franklin. Richland
and other parishes are not of the most en-.
couraging nature. and as the good name and
prosperity OF our State are in a great degree
dependent upon the punishment and sup
preston of crime we have faith that
something will be done in that di.
yection. If the law.abiding people Of the
parishes where fhe lawless have held sway
vii! assist In bringing them to justice. we
believe there will be no difficulty in event
uaily overcoming the desperadoes that have
ruled with such cruel hand in many por-
tons Of our State. In the past the lawless
have been fearless. This must be changed.
When the law-abiding have learned to be
fearless, the lawless will learn to fear, for
the law to reach and punish them.
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lNiFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
orleans No. 'S'9: By virtue OF !, writ o: sci.
Ftth District Court tor the paris. oy Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed TO sell at
puolic auction at te Merchant. and Auccioneers
Exchange. Roya! street between Canal and Gus.
:omhoU5- streets. III the Second District of this
ety. Oh WADNE 'DAi. Octobov l. i37., a, twelve
octocH u. the following described property. to
wit
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
:oGrt..: with the buildings and improvements
:aerr on. and al. rights, ways. privileges aa ap.
puIte; aHc.> thereIiito b-.onging OK IN aur wise
a1oertainins situated in tn. SIKH: Dstric. o. This
city, ate.v IN I'll" City OF js!ieI son parish o. Je.
.ersoi.. III this state. i'll the .grar, bounded BIZ
'onstantinops. PIT: General Taylor and Pr..an'a
streets the measures one hundred feet from:
on Constautlnop!a street by one hundred and tftv.
:" feet eight inches five lines in depth and from:
on Pr. tan!a street. between parallel lines: which
sail piece or portion i. composed OF the lots
bered Sc venteen eighteen thirteen. fourteen fit
:.en and .Ni"en on a plan made b: II. c. Brown,
passed be fore William Nee. Jones notary public
y. ;hi. city on the eighth day of Frbruarr, 1868.
Beng the same proper. acquired hv The defend.
ant herein 10y ;urCha5. from Iovat: 4. Burge. pc.
ac' passed b. fore Andrew Her" j.. notary p.,i.e
Il! thla city. on the eleventh. OF October, $40.
Stlzt'! N the aDOv. suit.
TERMS. IN cash for q sufficient amour. 20 pav
plaintiff 5 81 aim, say the sam OF fourteen hun,r.
an! h:tv-i.l. dollars and :hirty-:hr.. and one
thIii cents with interest thereon AT The rate O!
sisht per cent per ahnum from Octobe: H. i8.,
'.n'l' pad: ten per cent on :h- amount sue. TO;
Cor a'tocne fees. foHr dollar. copy o. act
and costs OF suit. !! The purchaser 10 .s.,.,ae -
N" extent OF IN" amount OF his bid lii. pavMen.
-. 'H.l' i've pronils5Orv notes .lrawi! by defend
an' to i!-r own order. and indors-.! by herself
dated October II. 1870, each for :ie sum 81. on.
hundred and FOUR dollars and sixteen ari Two
ili!d. cents, PAYABLE, respectively. at thirty ~.
thirty thirty eight. :-t: ,1i:!. :or:v forty.
one :prtN-t"", :ort' three. forty '"rl. .or''-.ye
trrt' s1s 'ort. .evr :orty.sh', fort ain. NIFTY
':- one, :its two. t'ty three fifty -i.l.. f'v.tve
'iit' 81. :fiT-stv'n iity-right !It = nine and xt.
month. ate. date and bearing ,ute.es. a. She rate
"I eight per cent per ann'!m from. d.t" .ti paid.
- ~ II" TIA anc" OF ;Ae p1.ce or az ..si.atc:. j:
Al. casa or :.Ie SPOT.
g. ?. HAHPER