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LET dogs delight to bark and bite.
For God hath made them so;
Let bears and lions growl and fight,
For It's their nature too"
Terrible Disaster at Sea.
LONDON. Jan. =,

LONDON, Jan. %.
A terrible disaster, involving a dreadfal
loss of life, occurred few miles at sea,
off the port Of Dover, last night The
emigrant ship Northheet, bound for New
Zealand, was run into by an unknown
steamer and shortly afterwards sunk
The Northfeet had full passenger list,
making together with officers and crew, a
total of tour hundred and fifteen souls.
Out of the whole number only eighty five
persons are known to have been saved
Immediately after the collision with the
steamer, the captain of the Northf1eet,
fearing the worst, ordered boats to be
lowered, but it is believed the vessel
settled so quickly that there was not
sufficient time to launch all the boats.
The rescued who have arrived here say
the CONSERVATION and terror of the
passengers, on learning their danger,
was heartrending. Those who have
escaped death have lost everything, all
their possessions having gone down with
the vessel The news received from
Dover this morning of the loss of the ship,
with nearly all on board. created q
profound sensation in this city A num-
Der of the emigrants belonged to the
working classes of London and vicinity
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We are glad to see a movement to in
crease the beggarly pay Of members of
the Maine Legislature. One hundred and
fifty dollars does not pay the ordinary
board bills OF a member during the SEES
sion. Mr.. Titcomb, OF Augusta, has Just
introduced bill which provides that the
pay of members of the Legislature shall
be $500 for the regular session and So a
day for special sessions The session pay
of the clerks Of the two branches is fixed
at $500 and the assistants at $3.50. The
pay of member OF the executive council
is fixed by the bill at So day for the ses-
sion. The members of the Legislature
and council are allowed So for eyerv ten
miles travel one way for each session.
Members are to have deducted from their
pay $3 for every days absence. Let tins
bill pass, provide for biennial sessions,
and the whole matter will be much i'm
proved.
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Portland, of old 50 staid and virtuous.
now tolerates and applauds the wicked
Black Crook, with no end Of bare legs
and spangled slippers kicked right into
the focus Of the levelled opera glasses.
That prompt motion of Mr.. Blaine's
for committee of inquire into the Credit
Mobilier business has had curious result -.
Mr.. B. appears to be exculpated himself,
but what an avalanche he has drawn upon
his associates of the last Congress.
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is the only form OF receipt now used For instance,
10 May %, that the subscription is paid to
that date. When payment is made, the date
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Gen. Gordon Elected to the U. S. Senat
from Georgia.

ATLANTA, Jan. % The fifth ballot in
the Legislature for q. S. Senator resulted
as follows: Gordon 112, Stephens Sc,
Alderman IA; necessary to choice 1O6.
The election of Gen. Gordon was received
with popular favor. 1t is believed that
Stephens opposition to the Cincinnati
movement caused his defeat A move
ment is on foot to send him to Congress
from the 9Th district, made vacant by the
death of Gen. Wright. All other candi-
dates will withdraw in his favor, and he
will be elected without opposition.
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thief he started in pursuit of him, alone. over
took him about twenty miles from the city with
The dray in his possession. and demanded it.
he thief who was of his own color by the
way. refused to give it up; whereupon Scott
very deliberately took possession, eecting him
from It nv mann strength. In return the thief
emptAd one barrel Of his revolver on him, and
Scot taking the hint followed suit with his.
several shots were exchanged. until the thief
gave up the dray ana-the ghost. The duel
was witnessed by several whites Scott picked
up tue bodv on winch he had th1s pronounced
sentence u death without the intervention of
Jury, put 1t in The dray. drove back 70 the city,
wort with il immediately 70 the military officer
thNn ii cpnlmand, and asked for instructions as
t" the disposal Of the dray-load A coroner jury
war impanoled and after full hearing. decd-
ed. very properly. that the homicide was COM
mltted in sef-defence. Scott was. of course
discharged, and that was the end of it, How
many are there who, under the same clrculn-
stances, would have exhibited as much pluck
aud nerve rs John Scott, the Jacksonville
niger did:
This is the 18th day Of January. | am writing
with my coat of. the windows and doors of my
room wide open. When the weather moderates
up to so degrees, or Whereabouts. Won shall hear
something more about Jacksonville. VICE.
Credit Mob,Iier.
The Investigation before the Congress
sional Committee sill goes on. Almost
ail the accused who were members OF
Congress at the time Of the stock distribu-
ton are hopelessly lame in the business
Vice President Colfax appeared again be
fore the Committee on FRIDAY. when the
following scene occurred between him
and Cakes Ames-
Mr.. Colfax enquired OF Ames why he
dill mol cross-eX1mne him about that
check when he gave his testimony.
Mr. Ames--I did not wan to bring i
aut as wanted 10 let YOU off IS easy rs |
could. was in hopes it would not come
out.
Mr.. Ancs TO Mr.. Coltax-Did YOU re-
ccire he Il. 200.
Mr. C,,fax-T did moi Mr. Colfax
then requested Mr. Ames TO produce his
private memorandum hook Mr. Am4s
repjfea tha he dj3 not have # With him
Mi hi. ha,l refreshed his memory d,r;no
the recess and brought with him such ex-
tracts from Il rs he thought necessary.
Mr.. Amcg then read theretrom the entries
~howinp fine amounts mid to vay;ons
members who pnt IN evidence on Wadnas-
dav.
(Ir Eo1t,v--I,, oonror.a4;,,, al Npor,,,
fny,s did nat +ol yo,, I boJ ,,a,,,'r. .o
neived any liviIand.9
Al ,t,n't recolIrct
Mr. Coir,x-Nr Amos !, ,-o,,r ,,.;,,,4o
memorandum hoax With ! hnnI mo
Commute. MIN hayn hrongbt baro bor-a
Won he names or thn ,e3,hors of C l',@
.,rcss whom, you let have stncl, . ''
Ayes sir
0.-WiIl Won, +ou ,,o ,,,h,- 49,, ,,,,.Il
''' INV way .''' lii'iN'
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The omission of Judge Ingraham to fix an
hour for the execution of Foster the car hook
murderer, has given rise to the report that his
counsel will apply for stay of the proceedings,
but it appears that the law don't require judpe
to specify the particular time, which is left to
the discretion of the Sheriff.
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papers changed must state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent as we'll the to which
it is to go.
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Is GEO. 2. RowELL & Co., 40 Park Row, New
York. Will receive advertisements for this paper,
attention.
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is an authorized Agent for the Journal
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A case has been on trial in Manchester,

A case has been on trial in Manchester,
N. H., for several days, which has excited
great deal of interest. Washington
Bladin of Philadelphia sued Reuben p
Hall of Nashua. N. H., on bond given
by Hall for the benefit OF his daughter as
marriage gift. In defence, defendant
claimed that the bond was extorted from
him on the morning of the marriage by
his daughter, who alleged that DR.. Sharpe
would refuse to marry her unless mar
riage gift OF $4,000 was made to her,
and that if the marriage did not take
place she would be ruined, as an improper
intimacy had existed between them. A
lawyer of Philadelphia, drew the bond
and holds it in trust for Mrs. Sharpe. The
defendant is the proprietor of the famous
Sicilian Hair Remover, and is very wealthy.
The jury found for the plaintiff
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We were surprised ana gratitied by the
passage in the Senate last week of an act
abolishng the ranking privilege. Not
outstanding that the republican national
convention resolved that this should be
done. we have not heretofore believed
that the resolution had more than bun
come Specification. And we are stin
troubled by doubts. But this looks like
business The House had already passed
the bill, but it underwent some changes
in the Senate, which will have to be
agreed to in the House. We fear, how
ever, that between the two branches the
measure will be strangled But one thing
is certain-that such law would be lust
and right, and ought to be enacted. There
is no sufficient reasons for burdening the
mails with oceans of useless matter. or
tor printing it at all. 1t is time for reform
in both particulars.
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and 81 Park Row, New York, our authorized
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Wy~. widow q. q. Duncan We. Michael

Wr.. Widow q. q. Duncan We. Michael r.
Brady. ~
E1IXrH DISTRICT COURT SOR TIKI PARISH
y OF orleans No. %973.-Bv vrtu. or writ OF
seizure ana sa'. 1. ms directed by tho non
srable the siNta District Court for the Psrlsn
of Orleans in fhr above entitled cause, viii pro
s.eed ts sell At public auction. at the Merchants
and AucSlopeers exchange, Roya! street, between
sanaI ami s'ustumhouss streets IN the second us
.rict OF his GIN. on TUESDAY, April J. 1879, at
twelve o'clock b. ths following described prop
THE rsnIvIpxy FOURTH PART OF ;ne foilo-
Oh. described squares of ground together "lt! the
Buildings and improvements thereon; -,
!, A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN
Vhe Firsi District of this city. bounded ON Clai-
horne. S iOw. Puydrds and Lafayette streets
divided ilto fifteen lots num9ei5u p 5io "e ~ III
teen nCidsve, as per plan OF L. ": rue
dated the eighth of December. 1893 ana deposlteo
81 the Office of f. Bouny, notary pubic Ill IhlsSlN
sa!d sluare measuring altogether three hnndrtu
and fort frCp ioet nine inches lines front on
ayaiborut 81 rect two hundred and twenty-five feet
eight inches front on LAFAYETTE street three nun
drcd and seventy two feet three inches i've lines
'front.' on Will street and seventy niue tee' ''"h'
~" 2nn 1s0THER SQUARE or GROUND, situ-
.ted iu ;Ie same district bounded by PoydTts 81
Magdaen, LAFAYETTE and st Ade'ine streets, ut9
.9natrd y,y the letter 4 and composed OF twenty
.7%bt lot, numbered from one 10 twenty eight,
inclusive as per plan of c. A. de Arlnas, surveyor.
rateu .c1 eith of February, 1897 and DEPOSITED III
,jt oIij,. of H. y Crnas, late notary nuohc III thtS
CI,r. aid auuar. measuring, altoSet ntr t"o ahL
bred ana fGrShve teet Two y lIe "5e Ct
ON Poydras street. four hundied ana stNcn zee
,.isr,I inCFPs seven lines front on ST haSa"'ei
street fro huairrd aud fifty three tttt Eur men men
g. I;rts Front ON Lafty cite street, ihrer huAnFc
and seygny eight feet nine neanS 4Cs 1'nr MEASURE 9
on St Adcline street the whGo ains onf Of
Which said undivided fourth OF said 'Iti t3ir
sround ~ele acquired by the dttepdnGS Mt1TE IN
rom the cities New Orleans ana baIts"' RonT
two several ats, one executor pt stVoo,tL dar ot
,"t.TT Dn5c ii, his CITY, the hitrentn Gay %
Frbrriary 1852 ami the 9th eNet uteu ., ,nTI
late notary Celras. on the seventeen" Gay ~
l&5a
Seizeo IN sine above suit.
Terms '-.' -" '' V. P HARPER
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syIXrH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH OF
ure and sale to me directed BY the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pu bile auction, the Merchants and AuctopeHrs'
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of th's
city, SATURDAY, March y, 1872 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated in
the Second District OF this city In the squaie com
prised within Royal, Hospital Chartres and Ursu-
lines streets designated by the nu Der one on d
plan dated the twenty fourth February 1877, and
Deposited in the Office of Amedre Ducatel, notary
pubic OF this city, as plan NUMBER three of the
BOOK OF plans number two; said lot of Ound
forms the corner OF Royal and hospital streets
and mt assures forty six feet ten inches front
Royal street BY ninety feet deep and front Oh Hos
Pital street; together with all the buildings and
ssrvatiOn, being the same property acquired by
the defendant herein bv purchase from Mrs
Amelia Hachsrie Saul widow Of Horace c. Cam
mack, per act passed before said notary Ducatel
on the twenty eighth day of June, 1863,
drPd and sixty nine.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser TO assume
the payment of the following bonds or notes due
to the Consolidated Association of the Planters OF
Louisiana, and secured by mortgage on the atore-
said property, to wit: one for six hundred and
ninety eight dollars and hftysiX cents, pa yable
June 1873 for six hundred and sixty dollars
and thirtv-sX cents, payable June l. 1874; for
eiy hundred and twenty two dollars and sixteen
red and eight three dollars and ninety six cents
payable June |. t676 making the aggregate sum 1
two thousand five hundred and sIXty-five dollars
and four cent?; and the balance surplus OF said
purchase pIice to be paid cash on the spot
". J. HARPER,
fel9 mhJ 22 Sheriff of the Parrish Orleans
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nIozes Katz vs.. Henrietta Hooker.

SxIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans. No 39c5.--By virtue of q writ of SCI
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street between Gar Canal and Gus Gu,
city on SATURDAY March y, 1873, at twelve
o'clock a., the following described property, to
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
With all the buildings aud improvements thereon.
situated in the Fourth District OF this city IN the
s1uare bounded BY Dryades, seventh BarOnne and
Eighth streets, measuring siSty,hve teet more or
feet more or less between parallel lines; which
said above described portion OF ground forms part
certain pieces or portions of ground which was
acquired by the defendant herein from Walter Bur
lore John r. COffev, notary public in this city;
the whole do per plan of said property drawn D! L.
Rezenstein, surveyor, dated octoter .. 1850.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the SPOT
". =. HARPtR,
tia ,,h5 - Sheriff of the Parish of Orieana.
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Cb,r,e. Willing "a. III. Frunke,

CrxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
= Orleans No 4l45.--By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the PsTlsh Of Orleans ia the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and AuctOneers tx
chan e. Royal street between Canal and Custom
IN Tuesday March 49, 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described Pr9 gPsnHS 70 Wit ~
hnildinrs and improvements thereon, and all the
rights and adys IL ts c+ belonging sit
BONDED by Julia Baronne. st. Joseph and Csron
deet streets aud being thirts thr9e feet one inch
six lIee front on Julia street, by depth OF
one hundred and ninetv-two feet, more less. and
forming part of LOT designs s by the number
0f October 1871 and deposited the Office OF
heodoEe Seghers late notary pas lie mt this
ont herein l,y purchase from Jacob Levine, as per
act passed before Joseph 0ohn, notary pubic Ii
this city. on the thirty-hrst day OF January 1910.
Seized in the above suit.
T. rms-Cash on the SPOT - . -
". ?. HARPER
81. rnbr n Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT POR TIKI PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 39O9.-By virtue OF q WrIt of
seizure and sale me directed by h- honorable,
the Sixth Dis IicG Court TOR the parish OF Orleans
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction at ths Merchants aud AuctiOHeersn
Exchang-, ROYAL street. between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets. is tho ~ COnd District of thia
citv, SATURDAY. March 81 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following ds scribed property, TO,
sit-
A LOT OF GROUND, together with ell the build
ings and improvements tht rcOn, situated in 1h&
First District of this city, that part portion
called the triangle, being the Of angle of
said triangle nearest She river, and deeiG latd bv
the number fourteen, on plan draw" by G.. r.
Zimpel, late surveyor, dated May g. 1884. Which
said lot measures thirty eight feet Ave inches front
on Louisa, now Caltnpe, street, thiTty-eight feet
six nches front on Triangle street. ten feet front
to the river. now to Front street, and thirty
eight feet eleven inches III depth the irregular
line which divides il from lot number thirteen.
The whole agreeably to plan OF A. Castaing
}. A CellOs architects, dated october % 1865, and
deposited in the office OF 2. e. Cuvellier, notary
public in this city.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase hr made thereof from
Michael SChuler, per at passed on the ninth of
Eovembu' 1865 before said notary, T. c. Cuveilier-
Plan thereof is exhibition at Tue Ek=
change.
Seibed IN the above snit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
W. P HARPER,
fell MI Sheriff y he risl,o Of { lean
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". z, E,



fCIPTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
n Orleans, No. 1899 By virtue of a writ of
fer tacias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of OrleaI D in
the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell az
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, ROYAL street, between Canal and Cus-
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY,, Apri! ,, 1878, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property,
90 wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND together with all
the improvements thereon. rights, ways priv
ileges, servitudes and advantages therunetO be.
longing 10 auYwise appertaning, situated i'll the
rear of this city ana desiS mated by the mum oers
thirty-four, thirtyhVe, thirty ak, thirty seven,
thirty light and thirty.nine OF square number
twenry-Oue, bounded by st. Anne, Dumaine,
sixth and Grand for BrOad) streets, which said
lots adlOin each other and having the following oil
nensi0ns, to wit: Lot number thirty four measures
twenty-niRe feet eight inches seven lines front
on st. Anne street One hundred feet deep, and
twenty -nine feet seven inches five lines width
in the rear Lots numbers thirty. five. thirty-six
and thirty seven measure each twenty nine teeet
eight inches 81 lines front st. Anne street,
one hundred feet deep, and twenty nine feet seven
inches five lines width in the rear. And lots
J umhers thrt, eight and thirty nine measure each
tHenty-nine feet eight inches six lines RroHt
st. Anne street, ono hundred f. ct deep, and
twenty mine feet inches four lines width in
the rear. Said lot number thIrtY niue forming the
corner OF st. Anne and Sixth streets. The whole
rs per plan drawn by J. A. BourgerOl late surveyor
on he twenty fourth day of December, 1886 and
deposited III the Office OF FeDA de ArInas, late u
notary public i'll ttie city.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
Achillt Lion by purchase from lsld6re K. Plnsard
as per act OF sale thereof passed before Selm Mag
ner, late notary public il this city, the twenty
eighth day OF OctI Der. 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
" P HARPER
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r7TETu DISTRICT CDURr FOR TIN FAhI>h
Il of orleans No. 4UH--Bv virtue Oi nj "l
feri ,,cias 10 me directed by the hon0rfoie tht
Liftb District Court for the parish OF oFltahS "a
mo ahoye entitled cause. viii proceed To SCI. IA.
n,lir auction at the Merchants aud AUCti,,lt"ts
tvrb,nre Roy al street brt~e"n Canal ~ n ~
,oDbuusc streets, ia the H@Cold p.etT''' oI -
,ity on TUESDAY. March IL. 800, ~ '"tI''
o'clock NJ the following described .io!'''
80 THE rNnIvlDtD THIRD PART or L"f "F
GRnTSD with tltr bulldogs and Improvements
tnsrf0u situated in the Second ltstlict ot ''tl'
rity in tn. SQUARE bounded BY 81. Peter. 6oidb"h-
neunliu4- and Orleans streets, ana measuring
Mon; thjr;v feet front -. Peter st$eGt - -e'
five. feet i'll depth. more or less "h''n "a
undivided third part said property u olSs 20 e
GntrnGant helen as hen to on third OF me eSlt'-
nj his deceased father, Joseph lSuatlo NiLhVA"'
,ppears from the Hior'UaUS proceedings ~" "
M - 287. On The docket OF i!le NC"L" rs
Cor. ior til, parish OF Grltais ~ ''' 80
IA. ilortua:y proceedings aiOfredih t1v 49, 49, w.
the above propt rty was uuuattu ny az. -.
t,,. p Pedrsrlaux late notary pIpic ia IH,-
a,tr on I'm. fjrt,enth day of November. low y
Ian Aetna te Iarie Chcyal. who by hei Ias' y!
and trstameut gave and b,queathed the SAID ply
oriy "a IN. said Joseph igHaclo EainoTH' anu -
,s,t,ct hereof TO the SAID Jean AciGa 4i4iiR ~
,itstJrr And BY act passed before, Fe.i1 - I
Armns late a notary public III this e. Gs,t"rp
sender p; 1928 the said A'cina sod al MS
ritI,. and interest in and to SAID Pto4'I'S 80 -F
said Joseph Ignacio Zanors
Seized in the above SUIT
Teylus-Cash Oh the spot. , -,,.y
;4.4 NH: . sAes'f >! 'le Paris" Of oEte~"'
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SHERIFFS SALES,
James Buckley w.. W, Wat Divine.

danes Buckley VS.. W. Wat Divine.
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans, No. 432O.-By virtue of writ of heT1
iacias to me directed BY the honorable the Sixth
District Court tor the parish Of Orleans. in the
ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
nc auctIen on the premises hereinafter designated,
on WEDNESDAY, March II, 1879, at halfpast ten
wit
TWO HORSES one bay gelding Gale d Frank, and
one stallion called Johnny Boy, and one family
barouche, four seated, one road Wagon. one act
single Harness, and one ses double Harness. The
whole at the house. corner of st. Mary and st
Charles streets. IN the Fourth District of this
city
Aud at half past FIVE O'Clock P NJ on the prem
ises, she following described property to wit
Three Flatboats and two upright hois ting Steam
Engines upon two of said boats; also, ali Tools
Implements and Instruments upon said boats or
appertanng thereto The whole TO be found at
the end of the New canal, she. road gside the
lake shore revetments.
Seized in the above suit.
TerDs-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER