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The Grange advance., 1874-02-18

;A' lI'tdt'O'i WIS ECcclNCU asking
, the 'Gran:>r. TO visit the Merchants Ex-
cl"';yc in u body. which Was accented
! and Che time will BE- fixed hereafter.
Brother Tay|;,r stated that Chae
ton, $. G.. had been unanimrus]y sttcct.
ed by t'Ir cottun States as ill.,: most de-
sirahIe place for 'lnlainy III. next annual
meeting Of the National Grange and. ar
motion, Charleston was chuS"n ami
a"'ln!y aS the next place az :nc,tinu,
;,nliA great applause.
Brntler Taylor in the na:uc nt South
Car''!ina and al! other Suites Of the
South, returncl thanks tor IN, uuani.
NOUS vote and assured members that no
effort would br spared BY the citizens of
charleston t." make their visit to THAI
city r!casant. and th,. session Of tn.
Grange a=recabie.' ..'.' 49, '''
On motion. Brother 'rho,nnso,, rco.
r,:s"ntativc OF Eanada. wax Invited "a
report the condition and wan,s of t1r
order IN the Dominion '..@ '"~
Mr. 'Th"mpson said they had ten
gran@es. Numbering over nra bundled .:
that they wanted tt establish Il Dom.
lnion Grange so as to have under :hr;r
control fixed head qu,rtcrs, ind th;c:;;r:
n'"*t earnest desire was t. See the oryan-
ization become international in chairac-
ter A com'hitte WAS appointed to
whom all the resolutions are to be re-
fered, and the committee was instructed
to report on the last day of the session.
Several standing committees were ap--
pointed who will consider various
matters presented for the welfare Of the
order, and report hereafter: The ses-
sions' will probably continue one week
longer. = f.
Sr. Louis, FEB 9.-In tue sess:: :. Il!
the National Grange this morning. the
, report o' the co.:iilnttcv ~ i;;::n,; vas
postponed until next session. The re.
solution to nave the bulletin of the
Grunge printed and sent 70 the officers
OF the State subordinate Oranges, was
retcryed to the executive counitte;.
The resolution to petition Congress on
the currency question was referred to
the committee on commercial relations.
| The resolution to remove che head quar-
tefs of the National Grange: to St. Louis.
was referred to Il special committee Of
tive to report at the Sth session OF the
National Grange. \ report Of the con.
dition OF the order in Colorado was also
submitted: It was ordered that the re
port Of the Secretary of the Treasury
be Incorporated in the proceedings OF
this meeting. The report of the com
mittee on Constitution and Bylaws
will be considered tonight.
ST. Louis, Feb. 9.-The evening
session Of the National Grange was de,
voted entirely to the consideration of
the report Of committee OK amendment
OF the bylaws and constitution, which
resulted in the adoption of mass of
verbal amendments and alterations to
the bylaws which cannot be intellieiblv
telegraphed. Amendments to the con-
stitution will be considered tomorrow.
One of these provides that there NAV be
established district Oranges in the 5th
degree not to exceed one IN each county
composed: of masters of subordinate
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f2 .esis&s,z NJ & 4 ( > Il L. r,,I.@.
National Grange P.*Of IL.

The following dispatches contain all
W. md IN our exchanges touching the.
proceedings Of the National Grange:
ST. Louis, FEB. I THE seventh
annual y session Of the National Grange,
Patrons : Of HusbandlY convened COD saMti M the M
ooutnern s'',, Hotel this forenoon. Thirty
.two SUITES and Two Territories are rep
resented res. ls " masters 81 State Oranges
and 9, about thirty ladies are present. pa
Inc sessions are held with closed doors,
and : y that is known of the proceediues
The Grange advance., 1874-02-18

Oranges. and their wives who are mat
rons, and such 4th degree members as
may be elected thereto after having
been duly examined as to their pro6cien-
cy in the work These Oranges shall
have charge Of the educational and bust
heSs interests OF the order in their re-
spective districts, and shall encourage,
strengthen and aid subordinate Oranges
represented therein DispenSations for
such Oranges shall issue~from the State
! Grange. j" .''.. s.. "'.. -, si"t
! Our old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ste
/; phen, francisco: parents of Frank, the
: musician. who, have. furnished us with
butter :leretofore, state that in nine
months they made from five COWS, one
Thousand and fifty pounds; Of butter:
They take good care Of their COWS, feed
them WELL and understand butter max
j ing: The aged. couple live IL short dis
tancc from Frontcnac on the, Lake City
:and Red Wingrqad. u They have made their
home and its surroundings pleasant, and
,'attrac:tivt for Themselves; and in such
i; way as to contribute to the wants of 9TH:
rrs All WHO cali upon them are il! il!
.ccived with Il patrl.rclial; hospitablc vel:
come: L'hr lry Sc"ti"r': ; . = . II. ::
hit'' ,<!N.A.- -1-..l.L =. i. 5 .tr+tF
'TT lie nunty Council Of p: of H.. for
! Dakota county. at its last regular meet
ing: adopted resolution in favor Of a
senii-;tnnual payme'it If taxes. and the
! members Of the Legislature from the
county were requested to use all honor:
able nieans to%secure al, a,aendn,entiof Of
theta to that effect Z ." - -, >:'a
! j.. GlI.r .---.--------', III
YAE Rochester Post says that there
is l62 800 bushels of Wheat in store in
the .',varor and warehouses at that
place. '<'nc-!:ali' is awaiting Immediate
shipment. the balauce being in store for
future sale. }#~. J. .. +, +g:!:
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MARKETS.
Dasneatfc Markets.

Esw York March II. Evening-Cottor closed
- ak uplands sc; Orleans lose; net receipts
Futures closed steady; sales 2O,70O, as follows:
low m ddling for March IS ll.329l5ac; for April
IS 49, 52c bid for May i6 l6@l6 332c; tor June Is c
bid; July I6 rs 320l6 - l6.
Southern flour firm at S6 6Cd7 so for common to
aAT g. eea t for Ss to choice Whisky
Corn sea- &c and frmer; good export and fair home
demand at IS 088c for new Western mixed. Coffee
sull and unchanged. Sugar quiet and dropping
at ~ @7Ac for fair to good refining; centrifugal
SaaSsc, Moiasses dall and unchanged. Rice
Bee-Mess SO soa Lard dnli and heavy e at &c
&ssiH 1S dull a'" - "''' 1u'psn''ns dull &c
1864, 49, 1865 l2Os; 1861 ll9A; 1863 49, new fves
9l4k: tenforties. ll3A.
=. Leather steady; helnlock sole, Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grande, light, middle and heavy weights 27k0
SOC; California do 26a28c; Orinoco do Is II ar &c
Wool unohangedi domestic fleece 4oa6sc; pulled
25G50G; unwasbed l0012c Texas l5036c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; grain, sail, 90l2d;
lteam, IOdlOkd cotton. il,32d.
The Posts financial article SAYS: All sales of
fng price having been ll1a.. On gold loar 8 the
rates have been 2a4 for carving. Foreign ex
change is extremely dull at the rates last quoted.
Money continues excessively abundant and
d.neulty 10 found in employing it on well secured
ss'l loans better than ga and on prime meIcan.
tile paper better tn n 5Gsk.
The stock market has been dull and feverish
she Union Pacific annual stockholders meeting at
Boston contributing to this result as well as tele
~
Government bonds here i az higher than
yesterday Southern State bonds at lie first board
were strong for Tennessees, and steady, but duh,
Cor bonds OF other states.
CINCINNATI, March ll.-Cotton quiet midding
s51c Flour steady. Wheat firm ST. IS. Corn
firm, 63d6Sc. Oats steady, 46d54c Pork easier;
sales at Sl50l5 Is. Lard duh and dropping;
steam Ga d87sc; kettle &c. Bulk me ate STEADY;
shoulders So d57ac; clear rib 7a4c clear &c.
Bacon quiet shoulders Csc clear rib sac; clear
=. Whisky firm at SIC.
81. Lous, March ll.-Cotton-Demand good for
best grades; some sales higher; mdul ling l5Jtc.
Flour firm for lower grades: supeIfne winter + IS
as rs; extra winter SIS 5005 rs; double extra
seas 25 Wheat steady: No spring Chicago
81 30 round lots held ut s Is. Corn inactive and
Irregular; No. mixed Gld63c on east track. Oats
advanced; No. 48a481tc on east track. Whisky
93c. Pork dull $l5dl5 so. Dry salt meats dull
and lower; shoulders SIS 15a.c: clear rib 7ac clear
Sc. Bacon duh; shoulders 6ac; clear rib 8ac; |
clear Sc. Lard lower offered at sac, without |
buyers.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. March II, 6 p. M.-Cotton-Sales Of |
6plands, nothing below low middling. shipped |
oiarch and April, l3.i6d.
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fel2 26 mills Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Mrs. Emily 10. vs.. Edward A. Bridge.

1NOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. 42,885.-By virtue of writ of
seizure aud sale to me directed BY the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of o. :
leans, in the above entitled cause l will proceed
to sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. in the Second Dis
trict of this city, SATURDAY. April II, 1874,
al twelve O'Clock H., the following descrised prop
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
together with The buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the fights: ways, privileges and
appurte nances thereunto belonging, situated III
the suburb Delsrd First District OF this city, in
the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas, St. Thomas
BENJAMIN and >uzstte streets, and being composed
of the two following described lots of ground,
to witt
!. A Tot, measuring in French measure, sixty
feet front on Tchoupitoulas street by one hundred
and twenty feet I'll depth, being bounded one
side by property or lately belonging to Judge
Turner, ana in the rear by this lot herein secondly
described; and
The afore described lot measuring, in French
measure, sixty feet on the rear line of the afore
described lot, eighty.one feet eleven inches in
depth on the line dividing it from suburb Saulet,
twentysiX feet six inches in width in the rear on
the line dividing it from property lately
belonging to Mrs. Roth, and eightytwO feet two
ty now or lately belonging to Widow Delord; all of
said admeasurements being more or less; the said
property is further illustrated a plan drawn BY
A. Bazine and Blocker, architects, on the tenth
day of April l8i9, Daraphed by NJ. De Armas deputy
sheriff; which, after having been paraphed by
James Graham, notary public in this city, was de-
posted in the office OF said notary Graham for
reference, as plan number one hundred and forty
one.
Which said property purchased by the de.
PENDANT herein from Daniel Donley, the four
feenth Of March, 1860, as per act OF sac passed
before said notary Graham,
Seized in thu above suit.
Terms-Sash Oh the spot.
milo u apIf Sheriff OF the Parish of Oreans
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The following kilograms were posted at the Cot

The following kilograms were posted al the COT
Nkw YORK, March IL, A. M.-Money rate lds car
| rying rate gold 3.
LoNDos, March ii. 4:3o P. M-Rate OF discount in
| open market on three months bills 3ss & cent;
Ne sales of silver VT re reported American half.
dollars are now quoted AT 1871 OlO81s. and Mex
lean dollars at l0sls 0l09h.
Sterling exchange opened firm AT previous rates,
but under the influence OF the advance in gold at
New YoIk the market closed fully 10 t. cent
higher The sales amounted to &82 3Oo compris
Ssh; 2250O and $500 bill of lading at S. IS 4;
4l2 600 and Els 0o DO and 922 900 do and Al clear
at SIS IS as &c. { 1000 and $4,000 bill of ladng and
al5OO, & 1900 and a2oO0 Al clear at SIS IS; $4,000
private bankers A. IS 81 $1,000 do at SIS 81 i.
425Oo do at =, and 9looO bank at IS IL; and $500
The sales of francs included 10000 commercial
at -. and 90 900 do at II i.
as 361, for bill of ladiig and Al clear and SIS 80
4ola for bank and francs at 40 for private. and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of liberal
extent and rates were without guotable variation.
The sal sales Of New York e. sight covered about
600 embracing $4,000, s35o eo S400oo and
&50,oo0 private bankers at i y cent discount
$50 oo0 oomnsrcia1 at \ al 80. and $GsyOO0 and
$3.50, 600 private bankers at ~. We also nO,iced
sale of s 10 900 gold checks Boston at o cent
discount, 5000 do New York at y. and i 10 OOe
currency sight on Boston at d.
The banks continued to check Oh New York at
still quoted at $'cent discount.
No sales OF stocks were reported.
The sales of city gold bearing seven per cents
included $4,000 at Ssh, which was about the clos
ing rate. We also noticed sale of $4,000 city ten
per cents at 76k.
City appropriation certificates quoted at
the close at g. The only sale reported was $500
at 62h.
metropolitan Police warrants were higher. the
market closing at 76U77, against IS yesterday. The
sales included s 1000 and 5000 at IS. aud $1,000
and $1,000 at 76la
In State warrants we heard of only a few small
sales for the mpnt The market ia
stl quoted at 4s for Large denominations and 5oG5l
for small.
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Major HOwell's Report.

Major Howell's report of his survey OF
Che bar in front of Galveston harbor. with
the accompanying recommendation for its
Improvement. has left the hands of the pub
lie printer. 1t adopts new method OF
treating tide water sand bars, introducing
what he calls training walls, and by these,
(which do not extend above water, he pro.
poses to contipe the tidal current and pro
duce securing effect. The second notable
point in this document is that he proposes,
by this new method, to put eighteen feet OF
water on Galveston bar at o cost OF $537, :
600. The report has been examined and
approved by a board Of engineers con vened
in New York last month. If the House
COMMITTEE on Commerce adopt its sugges-
tons. they will introduce a revolution and
vast economy in our system of harbOr I'M
provement: The report sets forth the i'm
portaDce of Galveston as the chief port of
entry for the great Southwest, and is alto
Gether a valuable document.
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brecht the Judge Of the Second District Court for
the minor Samuel Fiizhugh. the city OF New Or
leans the state Of Louisiana; the Drainage Com
pany, H. W. kloppenburg, Mitchell & Rammels
berg Furniture Company, Agathe Siebrecht
Christine 8. Siebrecht, wife OF William Turner
John Duer Son, G. L. and J. B. Kelly Co.,
and all other parties in interest. do show cause
upon the twenty eighth day of March, A. D. 1874
at ii A. NJ before this court why the said petition
should not be granted, and said property sold as
prayed for; and that all membranes recorded
against said property should not be Cancelled and
erased.
And it is further ordered that notice of this
liam Thomas, the Judge of the Second District
Court for the minors Edward. Christine. Henry,
Louis, Louise Philip, Agathe, Minnie and Katie Sic
hrecht Louis F. Generes, Theodore Meeks, Agathe
and Christine Siebrecht the judge of the Second
District Court for the minor Samuel Fit zhugb,
the city of New Orleans, the State of Louisiana,
the DRAMA &c Company, H. w. Kloppenburg, Mitch
ell & Rammelsherg Furniture Company, Agathe
Siebrecht, ChrlstIn. 5. Eebrecht, wife of William
Turner, John Duer & Son, G. L. and J. B. Kelly
Co., and all other persons, by serving q
copy thereof upOn them. or their agent or attor.
ney, or by publishing copy of said petition and
order three times the New Orleans Republican.
newspaper printed III New Orleans, Louisi-
ana. the last publication to he made at least
i've days before the day of hearing
K H. DURKLE, Judge.
Signed March 7, 1874
true copy Of the original file and Of record
in this office:
}. a. CHARBONNRT. Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, March 6, 1874
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BELOW COMING Up,

yhip Genseieee Strickland. Strickland 6S days
from Havre. to master.
Ship Preston, North. IS dsys from AaErc. 20 mac
ter.
Norwegian bark 8 Elmenheyf. from Havrs ;anu.
sry 49, 20 master-
Bark Noah. Nelson. 50 days from Leith. 70 mas.
ter-e
Bark Choislianis. Bysnars 81 days from Waterford.
to master.
Bark Lizzie Wright. Wright. g days from Bristol.
Eng, to master.
Bark Harriet Hickman, Smith, 81 days from Lises-
pool, to master
Bark Ragns EtteYhe,. ~ days from London. 20
MASTER
Bark Ne~ York. TsIjsn, ;: days fEom Liverpool.
TO MASTER
Bark Daniel Draper. Bottom. 50 days from Palermo
to master.
austrian barkenfine Iete Eosulieh. u days Srera
Marseiss in ballast. to MASTER
Schooner Te sana, Rault. days from TampiCo to
MASTER
SCHOONER Helena White, days sror 3uAt az Island,
MaCLscS S Oteri-.
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sOPHiE ENiL,R TiBLIHB. WIPB OF FRANCOIS
GueYdan. VS.. Hes Ifusband-No. ~, is.

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TBB sIxTH
l. day of February, 1874. Judgment was rendered
in tins court in the following entitled suit III the
words and figures following to wit
Sophie Emelie Tiber. wife of Francois Gueydan
vs. her husband, No. A. 1856
In this case, submitted to the court for adudca.
ton, for reasons this day orally assigned aud con
sderDg that all the facts and allegations contained
in plantIs petition have been fully substautiate ed
by evidence on file, and that the same as well as
the law are in favor Of plaintiff it u ordered adj
judged and decreed that there be Judgment in
favor of plaintiff, Sophie Emelie Tibler, wife of
FRA eois Gueydan. and against defendant Francois
Gueydan, her husband, dissolving the community
of property which existed between them and CIV.
ing to said plaintiff the full and entire control and
administration OF her property, and decreeng a
separation of property between said plaintiff and
defendant; and it is further ordered adjudged and
decreed that plaintiff, Sophie Emelie Tibier wife
of FRANCOIS Guey dan, do have Judgment against
and recover Of defendant, FRANCOIS Gueydan her
husband the sum of $l759 SO, amount of her
paraphernal property. with legal interest from the
twenty sixth day of January 1874 until paid, and
costs of suit with special privile &C. lien and mort
gage granted BY law to married women for the
Judgment rendered February g. 1874.
Judgment signed February IL. 1874
b. L. LYNCH. Judge
IN Testimony whereof. I have hereunto SET INV
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans on this twenty-seventh day of
February. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four and the ninety.
eighth year Of the independence Of the United
States. r. p palma
mh3 le ap3s Deputy Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TBH PAaIsH OF
ORLEANS.
MARIN Angela TELLER. WIFI or LAURENT
Bodet vs. Her husband-No q, 197.

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on 1HR SIXTH
/ day of February, 1874 Judgment was rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following to wit:
Marie Angel Tiber. wife of Laurent BOdet vs..
her husband, No. AZ 1877.
For the reasons this day orally assigned and the
Court considering that all the facts and alieg aions
contained in plaintiffs petition have been fully
proved b. evidence file. and that the same as well
th- law are in favor of plaintiff 1t is ordered adj.
judged and decrced that Judgment be rendered in
favor of plaintiff Marie Angel Tiblier, wife of Lau
rent Bodet, against defendant. Laurent Bodet her
husband, dssolving the community of property
which existed between them, and giving to said
plant II the full and entire control and atmnstra
ton of her property and decreeing q separation Of
property between the said plain if and the said de-
tendant and il is further ordered, adjudged and
decreed, that there be judgment in fav of plain
iif, Marie Angel Tibher. wife OF Laurent Bodet
the sum OF s 10 amount of her paraphernai prop
ertv. With legal interest thereon from tho twenty.
sixth day of January. 1874 until paid aud costs OF
suit. with special privilege lien and mortgage
granted by law to married women FOR the pr9tse.
ton and recovery OF their rights ard claims.
Judgment rendered February S, 1874.
judSMeDG signed February II, 1874
l. LYNCH. Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hefeui,fe SET NV
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court at the
city of New Orleans this twenty seventh day of
February, In the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four and the ninety.
eighth year OF She Independence of the United
States +. +. PALMS
mi3 IL app DeDufy Clerk
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fe21 mhl027 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
STATE Of Louisiana VI. Esfate of L. Curl,

GUPRRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 4030-By virtue of writ of
t. ri facias to me directed by the hon0rable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in thu bove entitled cause for State taxes for ths
year III will proceed to sell at public suction
at th Merchants and Auctioneers ExchanIs
streets in the second District of this cty' on SAT-
GKDAf; March - 1874 at twelve O'clock n, the
'oiio TnTs or Iss GRoHSP property, to wit
hundred and twenty seven o. the First strict Of
s shs asd hy Eupro
number eleven, ard measuring twenty air to. os
depth. y "A'S nine iees In
. Seized In the above suit see rs f- Ei-s-a.r
Terns-caah en- the spet $50 80
Ns NM" Sheriff Of the 1Arish q Orlesna
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SHERTrrS SALES.
James buckley W. Ernest wager.

james buckley Vs. Bf0cSt I09cFs
INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
II of Orleans. No. 464s.--By virtue Of writ
of ieri facias to me directed by the hon
orabe the Fifth District Court for the par.
ish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Aucti0neers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
1874, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following de.
scribed property, to Wit
ONE HALF OF CERTAIN LOT GROUND. with it's
improvements and buildings, situated in Faubourg
Delord in the square bounded by Triton walk,
Baronne, Dry AIDES and Calliope streets, being
portion of ground next to Dryades street of lot
number twenty, on a plan of Pile, late surveyor,
annexed to an act before f. de Armas late
notary public in this city, dated January
30, 1923. said portion OF ground measures
twenty-tiv feet wide in the rear, by depth
of one hundred and twenty six feet six inches on
line side nearest Dry AIDES street, and depth OF
one hundred and twenty-eight feet six lines on
line on side nearest BarOnue street SAID lot Is
designated as number one on q sketch annexed
to an act before the late Stringer. notary public
in this city. of January 90 l847: being the same
prosperity acquired by H. W. PaItrey, per act passed
before said late notary Stringer on the twentieth
of January, 1871
Seized in the above suit
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
the said property will DO definitely ad Indicated to
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security, bearing five
per cent interest per anDum from date. and special
mortgage on tie property sold until final payment.
Said purchaser will have TO deduct and pay in cash
the printing shefiHs and cleI KS fees, etc, which
amount to about one hundred and ten dollars,
and. furthermore. the State, parish aud municipal
taxes the amount Of which is not yet ascertaintd d.
W.P. HARPER,
milo 10 q Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana