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TIE PLYMOUTH INQUIRY.
THE REV THOMAS X. BEECHER's EXPLANATION OF
HIS LETTER TO MRS HOOKER.

TIE REV. THOMAS X. BEECHERS EXPLANATION OF
HIS LETTER TO MRS. HOOKER.
ELmRA, n. Y, Sept. 2.-The Rev. I. X.
Beecher in a letter to The Elnira Gazette published
this afternoon says substance that his letter TO his
sister Hooker, aimed simply TO caution and
dissuade her from costly act of fanaticism. 1t was
written without other knowledge OF the facts than such
rs she stated and such sincerely believed
by her. To avoid controversy the truth OF her
allegations was assumed. Since 1854 be has not
had two hours conversation with his honored
brother, the Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher. and he
cannot recall at any time ever having had discussion
with subject OF free love, marriage divorce
the relation of the sexes. female suffrage. He dis
claims. therefore, being competent witness TO his
brothers such subjects. The Emergencies Of
views between himself and his brother he thinks
10 his brothers credit and his dscredt his brother
being believer IN tue nobility OF human nature,
and himself believing human nature bad; his
brother making haste 10 20 with every pop
ular movement with q tide, obeylng
Divine guidance; he thinking the device OF the
adversary and cautionDg all against it, OF the Rev.
Henry ward Beecher's personal truth, purity, honor
and piety he never had for doubt that was
based upon any Trustworthy information and he CRATE
fully puts record the statement that he knows OF
nothing whatever, past present. that binders him
from giving 10 his brother the most implicit contented
aud loving credence aud he concludes with saying that
any his letter his sister his brothers dsad-
vantage is renewal Of the ndiscreet IL dishonor
able by which alone 1t became public property of
the
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with the lberty-lovlng masses OF the world. made a
record which invites scrutiny and challenges history
for a parallel,

with the berty-lovlng masses of the world. made a
record which invites scrutiny, and challenges history
for parallel.
Resored, That honest practical labor should be pro-
tected and receive q just reward. .
Second: We earnestly desire that the credit OF the
country be firmly maintained In order that toe CONNER
ca and industrial interests Of the country may not sur
Ter injury by the uctuation OF values or by imparng
the degree OF confidence which prevails with re-
gard TO the circulating medium which we hope soon 10
see based on q metallic currency.
The third expresses the belief that banking should De
free under wellguarded national system counses
economy and reform in all the departments OF the pubic
may DC without imposing burdens on the Industries OF
the country.
The fourth demands rigid accountability in the dig
charge OF duty by all 0fce-hoders. State and NATIONAL
The ftb. while the party appreciates the advantages
derived from railroads demands that railways oe sun
serveDt to the public good and pr0claims deterIln
tant tolls.
The sixth favors equally imposed taxation, aud de-
mands State and National legislation to compel rail-
roads to pay the same proportion as individuals.
The seventh recognizes The power OF the General
Government to regulate commerce between States and
recommends the Government to establish aud operate
Atlantic.
The eighth favors the passage of Crowns Railroad
The ninth favors an amendment to the Constitution OF
the United States providing for the election Of Pres
den Vice President, and all other Judicial officials ny
Tie tenth is decidedly expressive against the third
term for the President.
The eleventh declares the Quaker Indian policy
failure, and recommends transfer OF the manage
inent of the Indians to the War Department.
The twelfth fav0rs reapp0rtionment Of state repre-
sentaton through the enactment OF new C9nsututlou
1avors tho submission to the direct vote OF the people
the questions OF prohibition, local option, and license.
Inc thirteenth approves the action OF Congress IN
passing the Civil Rights bill, aud demands its enforce
sttutonal legislation for the of the disorders Of
society or the evils that prevail in our land:
Tue fourteenth ana fifteenth invite INN raton. and
express unwayerng determination ~ stand by the great
principles OF the Republican party.
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the certificate directly from the Company They rem
dered themselves still more iahle by delivering to Coe
forged instrument authenticated by their signature IN
blank to transfer thus giving II currency and negoti
bty which il would not have possessed had they made
the tran directly Coe TINS the bank put I'D the
rover of Coe to commit the fraud upon Matthews on
which this sut was founded The conclusion Is that the
bank is precuded from setting forgery as Defense
aud the plaintiff entitled TO Judgment. as above.
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THE NORTHWEST EXPEDITION

CONDITION OF THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE-A FIGHT
BETWEEN BLAcKFEET INDIANS AND BUFFALO
HUNTERS.
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept "A telegram has been
dated Old Wives Creek, Aug. H. reporting that the
Expedition then encamped there, about $50 miles
from Dufern. The horses in poor condition from
insufficient pastures bad water and hard work but the
health Of the good. There had been ght be-
tween some Blackfeet Indians and buffalo hunters
The Indians nstlgaed 10 make the attack accord
ing 10 the hunters report by American outlaws. The
hunters state that the Indians numbered 500, and that
they had strengthening their fort at Bow River all
Spring.
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THE CASE OLE GEORGE O. EyAys

HARRISBURG, Sept. 3.-The case of the Com
monwealth against George o. Evans was decided by
full Court to-day. The Court refused to grant dis
charge Of said George o. Evans two grounds First
that the nsoven laws OF Pennsylvania did not extend
70 debis due TO the Commonwealth ana second that
hey did, he could not be discharged for the reason
he received money as the agent OF the State.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN A RAILROAD CASE.

BOSTON. Sept 3.-Judge Shepley rendered
an important decision In the Untsd States Circuit Court
to-day. On May II, 1872, Sidney Dillon flied q bill
against George NJ Barnard ct AL assgnees, and VIM T.
Hart ct all trustees OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie
kalroau COMPANY 10 enforce lien on the property
The defendante Med demurrers on Sept O. following
and decision has to-day been rendered sustaining the
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.

UNSETTLED STATE OF BUSINESS DOCKRAY TO BE
SENT TO SPAIN.
A letter from Havana dated Aug. 20 says
business of every description is very unsettled.
Scarcely anything is dong, owing to the extreme fucu
atiOns Of gold.
Frederick Dockay TO be sent 10 Spain on the 3ot
OF August by the Spanish mail steamer Through the in
tercession Of Mr.. Hail. Consul General OF the United
States Mr. Dockray Will be treated as cabin passenger
He Will without irons and Will have the liberty OF the
whole ship.
DECREE BY CAPTAIN-GENERAL CONCHA RESPECTING
LAND TAXES.
HAVANA, Sept. 3.-Captain- General Concha
to-day issued decree, to go into effect Immediately,
requiring that hereafter all land shall be paid
trely ia specie
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FOREIGN NE US.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

COMBINATION OF THE CABINET CRIsIs-CoToNER
PERSISTS IN HIS RESIGNATION.
LONDON Friday. Sept. L. 1874.
A dispatch from Madrid to The Times says the
Cabinet crisis continues. Senior Cotoner, President
of the Council, persists IN his resignation. Gen.
Blanco and other leaders of the Northern army have
accompanied Gen. Zabaa to Madrid.
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REL AGA1N ELECTED TO THE CANADIAN
PARLIAMENT

Fort GARRY, Manitoba, Sept 3.-Rlal was
elected to-day By reclamation, Representative to the
the Dominion Legislature. DR.. Bowen was nominated
in opposition through informally the noni-
nation was rejected BOwens friends are confident OF
rendering the election void The day passed of quietly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04

THE COAL MINE EXPLOSION IN BELGIUM
SEVEN LIVES LosT-FIvE MINERS BADLY INJURED.
BRUSSELS, THURSDAY, Sept g. 1874.
By the explosion in the coal mine at DOur
yesterday seven lives lost Five miners were res
cued badly injured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11

Civil Sheriff OF tbs Parish of Orleans
SseS 10 II u ial
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SHERIFFS SALES.


Dietrich Tiedemann vs.. John Sanders aud
Mr- Catherine Sanlefs.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6i.5-By virtue OF writ of feri
flcias 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 public auc-
ton. at the Mercha and AuctOneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhOuse
str-ets, IN the Second District Of this city, on
o'clock NJ, the following described property. to
wit
l. CERTAIN HALF LOT OF GROUS D. with an
the buildings and improvements the reoD. situated
H. the Fsnb,urg Fianklin, in the Third District OF
this city, Ill square number one hundrsd and hfty
comprised within Urquhart, GirOd, Music and des
Arts streets; said lot is designated by the number
twenty three, measuring thlrtytwO feet mont on
Music street, by one hundred and twenty teet III
which John H Sanders acquired by purchase from
the succ. ssiOl of Guillaume II. Hertel. by act
passed before A. A. BaudO un late a notary pubic
in this city. on the seventh of March, 1857.
CEnTAlN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings aud improvements thereon, situated in
the Fauboulg Franklin, designated by the number
twenty -four OF square number one hundred and
the eights enth OF ember 1885. depos ted in
office Of +. SegheIs late notary public in this
city and measuring thirty two feeI front on Music
street. by one hundred and twenty feet III depth ,
between palai.el mes Being the same property
winch the ID Sanders acquired by purchase fro IN
Jeremiah LuahD, by act passed before George
Lug. Dhuhi late notary pubic il this city. The
fifteenth of April, 1882.
Seized in the above sait.
T-rms-Cash on the spot.
no2l def II % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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w. P. HARPER,
mil: % def 10 Sheriff Of the Parish cf Orlean
Pierre Leblanc VIZ. NIathiida Dixon.

CIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
- of Orleans, No. G9l7-By virtue OF wriI OF
seizure and sale directed by tho honorable tho
sixth District Court for the parish of orleans.
in the above entitled cause t. w. 2. Harper, late
sheriff and by said late sheriff to me transferred.
will proceed to sell 1t public auction at the Mere
chants and AuctOpeeEs' Exchange, Royal street,
bet ween Canal and CustomhOuse streets, In the
Second Oisliict Of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
December 30, 1874, at twelve O'clock ~. the f0s
TWO LOTS OF GROUND together with the
buildings thereon and appur'enances fhereunto
bel longing. situated in FaubOurg Livaudais Fourth
d. street OF this city. des'gna'ed BY the jumpers
ionr ana five of islet number one hundred and
thirty nine, bounded by First, 4, cOnd, Dryades and
or. dated September 10, 1874, deposited ire
the office OF LuCien HERMANN late D notary public
in tl. city: the said two lots Of ground laying cone
,iguous to e1ch other, and having each, EnGlisls
III, ASSURE. the following dimensions, viz The lot
number four. twenty nine feet front on First
Der five. twenty nine feet front Oh First street. by
depth of one hundred aud twenty five feet on the
eide seward and parallel to st. Denis street, then
Turning AZ right angle twenty feet toward and
rripendicuar TO Dryades street, and parallel to
Fist street then running at right angie, twenty:s
and parallel TO Dry AIDES street, then running nine
feet toward ar0 perpendicular to Dryades street.
aud parallel TO First street, and then runnlsg At
right angle to FIRST stree t. and measuring .OnA
hundred feet on the division line OF said lot nurs
Der four, Which property was purchased by the
sx.-ut. d on the eleventh OF February l3i5 before
Actils Chsapra. then a notary public in ehSs cisyS
Seized III the above suit.
5ey1ns-.tash OIL the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Ut oreanss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-11

NINTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. DOLBY virtue OF a writ OF
saizure ana sale to directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish or
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at pubic auction, at tho Merchants and
Anctionrers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustonhOuse streets. in the Second
District OF this city, ON SATURDaY, December l9,
1874, at Twelve O'clock n, the following described
property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and Improvements theruon and all
rights, ways. privileges and appurtcrances there
unto belonging, situated in the First District Of
this city. in square bounded tv ST. Charles, Grod
Jna and 1t, Mary streets, and designated by the
number eight, plan of the and other
prop.rtv. Drawn nv Joseph Pile, lato surveyor
dated February 9, 1886, and Deposited ia the Office
of H. B Ceuas late notary public in this citye
said lot measures twenty seven feet front on st.
Charles street by hundred and forty nine feet
two inches three lines DEPTH between parallel
lines, Through to ST. Mary street. on which 1t has
Which SAID property acquired by the de-
pubic sale made by thu sheriff of the parish of
and by virtue of writ Of feri facias 70 him
directed By the honorable the Second district
Court tor the parish of Orleans. in the matter o
'h.- s-ion OF Harvey Guild. ieri fAcias. VS..
Lothian Potter and ". II. Reynolds, in solid0, Nc
81 S4 of the docket OF said court,
Seized in the above SUIT
TerMs- Cash oil the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
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William DENIES Us. John II. Sander.

1NOURTLI DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans, No. 4: 228. by virtue OF writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed bv the hon.
Orable the Fourth District Court for the pare
ish Of Orleans. in the above entitled cause.
] will proceed 20 sell at public auction. at tire
Merchants and AuctiOnPerss Exchange, Royal
street. be tween Canal and CustOmhouse Streets IN
Janrars 9. 1876. at twelve o'clock the follow in
described properly. to witt
IA IERrAIN BALI LOT OF GROUND, with all
'he buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in FaubOurg Franklin. in the Third District Of this
city. lie square number on" hundred and fifty, Con.
pris, within UrGnbaIf, Grod. Music and Des Al Is
streets: said lot is designated by the number TIVE h
tyihree. measuring til rty two feet front on Music.
street, by one hundred and t~eAty feet in depth,
English measure. Being TIL. sanie property which
the said Sanser acquired b. purchase from the
succ. OF Guillaume H. HO let, bv set passed
before A. A. Baudoin. late a notary public ~ this
city. 0n the seventh day of March, 1851.
Q. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with 2if the
buiidi - md improvement "a thereon, situated III
the aforesaid suburb Franklin. designated by %hc
number twenty four of square number enc hun.
dred and fifty. on a plan drawn BY J. Pile. tate
snrveyOr. on tn" eighteenth day OF November,
1855. and deposited III the Office OF T. seghsrs !a..
Notary public in This city, and measuring thirty.
twenty feet deep, bet tween parallel lines. SEEING
she same. property which he said defendant
Guired bY,purcl.sse from Jeremiah Lincoln by acs
passed befor" George Lugenbuhl. late a notary
vublic in :his city. Oh i.o tieeUth day Vt April.
1875!
Seized u, ~. abor. suit.
TsIms-Cssh Oh She amor.
VUGESE waGGaMaH
Civil sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
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Civi Sheriff OK the Parish Of Orle ans.
del ~ 20 ia2

fyp0Iite CaZes ". Randolph Pavageau.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans. No. Grizzly virtue OF writ of frri
facias to me directed by the honorable the 4 xth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause will proceed to cell at pub.
lie auction, at the Merchants and Anctiont eIs
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
toInhOuse streets. in the Second DISTRICT of this
city, On SATURDAY. January 8, 1875. at twelve
O'clock NJ. the following described properly. to
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. of an irregular
form, together with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon. situated In the Second District OF
this city. IL the square bounded by Rnbertton,
Cla,b borne, Fsp,anade and Bayou road. designated
by the number tour on particular plan drawn by
Ions Bringer, late survey general, dated jan
nary a. l8ii annexed TO an act oi June 1914, be-
fore &. Pollock, late q notary public in this city,
which said lot measures, Fngli-h measure, thirty
feet four inches ont Oh Robertson street. at dis.
taDce of one hundred aid twenty feet from Es-
planade street. and extending III depth on the side
of said latter street and line perpendicular to
Robertson street, one hundred and t~enly-seyen
feet ten inches four lines, thence running at iShi
angles toward Bayou road on a llre parallel TO
Robertson street, which separates it from lot
Der three through the projected Barracks street;
one hundred aud twenty-five feet eight inches
toward the street i'll the from lot number six,
thence, at right angles Oh this last line toward
Robertson street up to the junction Of the hne OF
lot number Six toward this last street, theuce
ming toward Esplanade street Oh continuation of
the iaat mentioned line a distance more or less of
eighty seven feet, and the nce ruuning forty six
feet SIX inches toward Robertson street. The
whole us described in all of sale from Milford
Firon Laure Pavagsau, before Pierre COu rain,
lae notary public III TUE city. January 81 1883.
2. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
ings ana improvements thereon, situated in the
Second district of this city. in the square bounded
by Bayou DAD Robertson, Claiborne and Ursuliues
streets, measuring about thirty three feet trout
Bayou road, by q depth Of about one hundred and
thIrty-eight feet nine inches the side OF Cai.
horne street and OF one hundred and forty feet
four inches Oh the side OF Robertson street. which
property acquired by defendant from Mrs.
Leocadie Hazeur. wife Of Nelson Pavageali, as per
act before .. De Almas. notary public. dated
August "a, 1870.
Seized ii the above suit.
s-CAsh Oh the spot.
ECGeNE WAGGAMAN.
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New Orleans Savings Institution VS..
Thomas r. Brady.
CyIPEPioR DISTRI r COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans. No. 20 257.-By virtue Of W.T.. Of
8. ire. and sale. directed BY the honorable the
Supe rior District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause to w. r. Harper late
sheriff and by said late sheriff to me transferred.
will proceed 10 sell at public auction at the Mer
chanis and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and GustOmhOuse str. cts III the
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY. jan
uary 9. 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
FIVE FIVE r.HRTAIN LOTS or GROUND, situated.
Tying and being in the First Dis riot O. this city,
the tgnAr" bounded by New Leves Commerce. t.
Joseph and julia streets, designated by the mum.
beers ore. two, three. four and five, and having the
following dmensoDs in American measure, to wit:
LO: number one forming the corner Of Julia and
Commerce streets, measures twenty.eight feet
three inches front on Jula street, by q depth Ut
sixty -four feet nine inches seven lines fronelI
Commences street, aud Of sixty two feet eh,ven
inches seven nes on the side adjoining lot number
two. and thirteen feet two inches four lines IN
width al tho rear. Lot humber two measures
twenty feet ten inches front Julia street. hy
sky two feet eleven inches seven lines in depth,
between parallel lines. Let number fhlee measures
twenty :wO feet one inch front on Julia street. by
SKI ytwO feet eleven inches seven !ises i'll depth,
between parallel lines. THUNDER four measures
fw-rtyone feet eleven irchts TOUR lines front on
Juiia eet by sixty two feet eleven inches seven
lines in depth. between parallel lines and lot psim.
Der five ineasur1e twont two fees two inches Ii st
inche. lines in DEPTH between parallel lines.
Together with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon. sishts. ways and and ad vantages there
unto Ge lonSns or in ant wise appt ytanng. Bei,iS
The came property which this said defendant pnr.
chased jointly with William II. Palmer, under The
ii ia nanle ot T. X. Brads Il Co. from the city Of
BaltHUfs per act passed before II. b. Cenas, late
notary public in this c.y. under date of sixteenth
Of Auti.. 1853 and by an act of partition passed
city. on the fifteenth OF August. 1867. said W. H.
Palmer conveyed and eeded unto SAID defer laut
all HIS right. title aud interest IN said property.
Seized in The above suit,
TeyMs.-CAsh Oh the spot.
EUGENE V'ACGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
.enO q :,n
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LNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
II Orleans No. 36-Bv virtue of "a viii OF heri
flcias directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
rict Court for the parish OF orleans. i'll the above
entitled cause, to W. P. Harper late sheriff. and by
said ate sheriff to transferred, will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants AID Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city on SATURDAY, January 2, 1915, at twelve
o'clock u. the SJll0WlnS described property, to
VII
FOCi CERTAIN lots OF GaOcy3. with ali the
Improvements thereon. AID appas'snances belong.
in, situated in the Fantours ST. Joseph, city and
parish 81 Jefferson in this State designated bs The
numbers Eve, s'N, seven aud eight of square NUM-
Der twelve, bounded b. Mag zine, Camp, Pension
and Amelia streets, per plan of part OF said fau
bouig deposited in tue office OF James SI am.
notary, iur referee said lets five ana SIX meas
ure each, tx irtytwo feet front OH Camp street. sf
depth OF one hundred and twenty feet, between
parallel lines: lot Lumber seven measures thirty
two feet nlHe inches tour lines front Oh camp
street. by depth and front on Pension street OF
ore hundred and twenty tees. said lot forming the
conner of said streets; said lot number eight meas
ures thirty ole feet tive inches five lines CT Penis
ton street. BY depth between parallel lines OF
ninety six feet Line inches four liIes, american
measure. Being the same property Acquired by the
defendant herein from Peter C. ManGsl BY act
passed before Joseph Cehn. notary public In this
city, on the thirty first Of October, less.
Seized in the above salt.
Terns-Csah on tho spot.
1OGBNB wAGGAMAN,
Civil SAeEiZ 0s the Pss3ehss OyleapA
Ie2 $H ~