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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09
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HE second AMI lat ~'~~i u al the forty
third Congress ir.rlu Monday. There
,,-..,., ,..,, !, ,,.., ..,, l..
~ 'II' ''-' ''''''- 81 Il session. Senators
Morton ami Brow .ow were most cou~l'.U-
on for tlcir absence In In. senate. nearly
iii ,th,.,. u...lr. ..-,.r ,.,..-
:,
Wis i"' '''-"" 4lI- are NE tI"'''"li@>;
Mn>pll. Pr.,nlcN n noon.
the Senate WIS called to.,r,.rr ~ Vice
President Wilson. :ni. after PRAYER Iv
Rev. DR.. Sunderland. proceeded II once
t. the considerable Il of r.u,iu, hu-inc>>. IS
if il had been in CON, .n.Iuu- session.
Tie certificates of election of Gcorr,. +.
fdmund-. senator from Vermont and O.
William W. Eaton. senator from Come IL
crt. for the term commencing March {
$50. were read and placed on Tile.
Several bills were. in,rn.' l-..l and t,l,'.l
till the ann, intm,ut of the. -t-,u.3-,,., com
mittres. incInJ ~ one fin. In. r,.li.. Of H..
sufferer, in Nebraska. and one. -n,ro. l-,..i
hv Nh. Sherman of Ohio, for liz. revision
ut the customs collection laws. The latter
provides Tor a commission Of seven r,r-
Sons. Tie commission !, 10 terminate. In.
Ill Il Npllti.N III lDtttllis I. ana tlt.
meantime Shall report 10 Cnn.rr,>> ilIrpurn
th,. Secretary of ,L,. rrr,,rr,- e, ,.,.,;-i-,,,
Of all the customs laws. tn,r,tI,.r Win >,,,.i,
facts ~ they can elicit hy Examination AMI
inquiry pertaining 10 tie trade. industry.
commerce. and taxation of III, country.
with 4 view to m,bina. ,h,u,r.s. f r.,t,..
and classification. rni mode, of cnIl,r,in :
the duties in order t. promote the p;bIi-.
4 memorial from Admiral Wor,lcn. fr
prize money for himself and those unl,
lis command on the Monitor. for DISABLING
the Merrimar. and Il resolution of in.,uirI
into the. Indian aft ,ir. md disturbances.
were laid on the table.
Mr. Morrill, Of N,;,, r,, ia, ;..
select cnp,ritt.... - ,'''.
FIR tie D;.tr;r, nt C,,rn,I ,,l',,t;,,i'1 =
rrnort ,cromn,ni.L H. s,,,,l,.,. .,,,,,.',.
ia rr,,,,,;,n,i,, -'.'t'''' =
,rh. TN ! ~ ~
viIns nr,,,ri,,, IN.
Of thrr,. rnrenf, toIn ,I,l
President mi cn,,i,.r,,,I H.,
and who sb,Il tbam-,.l,". .:,',;,,+ N,,I'',.
din,ta bo,rJs nf Ln.lth ,I; 81
mowers of ali bnn., ,,;r,f,.I, i..t;,,1 ' i
| the bill The nrGi,In .,r., =, .I..+ +br,
members of tho Ia,rI ,f r,h,,.,,;l,,
Al exnnnIi,nrns J., =, i-,,.r''i''''I-
CONGRESS: 0''~'' =
Nj Which, of1 ..
"Wednesday he wnmIJ -. ,ho S.n '.'.'. ~ -
take nm ,h,. Hill ,h,l;-Ii,,,, tl,o ,,,.,,,,.,,
dci,l ,}i-tri,t nf ,,L.,,l. )"
The Presidents mr~-,.r,. WAS rcccir.d
read and ordered to h.. IrintnL with IN,
accompanyinr Iornmen,l
H0ulc. --Src, kn,. EI.,in. c.llod.bo II,,,.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

were reported and made the special orders
respectively for next Tuesday. W.aro.
day. Thursday, Friday and thc >u-ce...'.,...
Tuesday.
TUESDAY. Dee.
y bill was introduced : Mr. b.. .,
Kentucky. to prohibit senators. r-,r....
tativc> and delegate, in rongr,~, FROM.
in~ a counsel. or ofhcrwi,e. In >,... :.
proceedings against the ntcd >t,..~ +.
was subsequently r;t~-'..
Mr. + A. Roberts of y Y. ;n-r.-...i
IA bill proposing amrnimrnt- to.......
>titution provi,iim- tina, c"n@l,~, -b....-.
make any thing but cold AMI --....-.....'
tender in payment of Individual d.lt- 80.
that congress shall pa 10 las iIu,...-.-
the obligation of contrar;>
Also one by Mr. Mcrritn. # \. !
free banking
The House then went int" conn. .t..a..
the whole on The general ,:tl.-i.i. H.. .,..i -.
ter laying aside several bills wl.ll.... ..-..
il took up 4 bill of which Nj X ...
Penn. i the author. f rcxclu.-.... 49,.
backs into convertible bond VI. 4. 80.
spoke twenty-five minutes IL -..r ..
The bill and Ihcn gave My Z" All i;...-
4 Gen. Batter SPOKE ri l'n-c.il i,.,.....,.-
hs view Of las session, ANA >.....-- i
though these views htI c-tl3-.-.. i...+-
elected /" stay at home l." ~l..t .t....
10 them frnnriou-ly.
Mr. Garfield said. = bellies" III i-..-.
frau"ht with mca~ur, x - = p, ....-v
great and GOOD int'rc~, # h. ,s-. g.. =.
these | nltrd >t1t"e-urt /, III. --,.,..r.-
mrnt alone. brt to the .o1eInts.-i... .-..s-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

NAvAIOI: VISITORS Last week fifteen
Nrvaioc Indians arrived in WASHINGTON
The principal r,,.,~, of their presence is
that they want t. trad. Il strip of sixty
miles by thirty on the northern part OF
their reservation for Il strip from govern
mcnt nearer Mexico. This is thought TO
be a good trade all around IL, It Will pat
them farther away from tn tics with
whom thy quarrel,
These Nayajoe~ come thu nelrc,t to the
ideal rel m1n of any Indians iii the
market. HI" tribe numbers some 1o,olo.
and have KIP: the peace since iheir
suhjugation by Il large force of Troops,
some yctrs ago. They preserve some OF
the finest abori.inal arts Of the Indians
neighborint to Mexico, especially that OF
weaving woolcn-, Their blankets are
celebrated for Their beauty. and bring Il
high price. Np-ir:v * still maintained on
the trib Il bass, the + chief, being elective.
One obstruction 10 their civilization has
been their sup 'r~tition. They alw5v,
burn down Il wirwtm in which Il person
ha, died. L practice which WIS found to
interfere with til" "rowtl of l,r-r towns Of
of civiliztl houses. We believe the
government h1- "ivea up buiIlin- hoa~e-
for them. Is tn wigwam does iu~t IL we'll.
and docs no, entail 4 great los by crema-
ton. Thu agent accompanying them /,
Gov, Amy, formerly of Illinois, >ub,equent-
ly Il prominent fIcc->o.l cmigrant to
Kansas and friend of John Brown. lie is
said to have furnished Brown the Sharpes
that were used at lIarpcr'> Ferry. He
was appointed to the N1v4joe agency in
1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

Board OF AGEIcULrUEE.--Thc will
be a meeting Of the Board Of Agriculture
at Burlington on Thursday evening next,
December 10Th, at 7o'cloch The meet
inc will be ut the American Hotel. and. we
presume, IS for the purpose of organiza-
ton and laying out work for the coming
year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

There was rioting in Vie. sbu' gh, Miss,
Monday, growing out OF the attea pied re-
moval of a colored shelif. Many negroes
and Il few whites were killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09
Message of the President.

| To THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,;
SIM the 1enysnins of consress ons year aso tn
industries such has not been winess-d with fo'
nsaH m be- nsa ' Mhat ra
,ause as many theories would he advanced as ther.
heir views without borrowing upon the subject
Msar m her m fh@ires a. Your 1 m S only
me tact ana TO- the same as 10 %Hl II W' ,i
r a"T w"nd be n2 Of INV
been most abundant. labor and capital l"th ilav'
ndoubted CAPITAL has been attainah" at very mrderat,
rateI Where labor has been wanted II pas tt'm I" lou
the of life could be purchased with the wares
TWo great elements Of rraslerity. therefore, il1I-
mot not BEEN Iniri us third mit t hit~ If am r
tiruous territory under Nationality for t. Nar,
Of Trris t" spare tn fed i Gss sTr"d ~rpa Thr
tore with thr~e facts in view i SENS t" me tIat WI"
legislation. ignoring til" past directing III proper chan
The DIT ahroad is rhs ony l em"nt TIT an %
always sound currency enter int" our atialr~ cause
Perity "ur people great conflict for national eN
rais- Of Iar i suns IF me money from r
ttainahlc III til" wisd nm If CONGRESS not d M
II the tm,i t" d"yii - stem Of rational cIrr,,
which il proved to hc impossible kr., tar VIII
the recognized currency of thu civilized world Thl-
brot spirit OF speculation inv ylnt an "\'ra' tanr'
n n S N I TedpI~ l and T"lv 18th jr\ i
fT'iy t'r' T5, d re- unsafe t. ibid
lett innate TRANSACTIONS requiring money beam 2
n"Wsyrr have in>yc4 4, IN t"r,14 n ns'' dr.,
1Id M pa41 1 in'5n r5rM II %
upon hen the debt contracted: I'D .rl', oI!iNa
violated toward. creditors without national dl1-Iar
HH{ "H ii n.n,,r' rn" 3i m m fr
marts s'ufht for w.! ~ q" 1i 4. f ', ,,
debt wl,rr now market can I- created Tor tin S4i'
Of orr products. either C." TIN, ,n w. ',,' or "a
die capital labor t" ne aivan'a'. # the, Mli
people. bat my JUDGMENT I'll" tr~ step ware a.
I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

frequently takes place despite the Vigilance 81 N
iruy of chcr!n= such tr"sla.SeS ain,. the curse %
orah Nq~ It i h"e1 at the E neTi Of o tn
lneriean and Wcxirl ,nt claims mmis<on, mad
'ct9ier - l. A. appears MA Z" ne "l. .3I b hl
nally lie ID d and . wcr'. III the hands Of tn ulit'
ynE ~ t. d.I4 Z, BEEN I .Isr" see 't ul
inall\ and one was before the nnrir and ~ rename
-lam~ have been disposed d. reducing somewhat tn
Mmhr III redlnl and other- hay been ir7f yew ,
esr re@ and Of The at that The w%rt d%oo>In 81
5 M"G i aaaa 9 u fa @ fs D p"bS
elai r4dM Er"r t. tine r-f'4y q" lg"Ta af.
i@ @ i2 to tn >i %l anl rf t" FUR h I
lis contl ntly hop,d will suffice to bring all the hSl
lrIorr bth IN arn5nnt IF Ie PARTIES ther," ana
t-~rd III tie trade i that quarter If VIII m III" Unite
var l' the i,!' has i mr. it. of orr netra
f TillI; is WIZ as ,if ,, ia LIE
Il Is with r"tr'' alii"lnr that no fuTtn'T pay men
y iIs i III ti, Hat ti. r,piin
MD cS,il, 10th frre-I tid cllIl war t,w
ali-atiru. Thou-h II l. i.pW understood to he
Ti tn he T. 'fL'fS ~ @ Iil.5 M a.. a! 1
nerr.aa N t. delay the la>r'eAt Of the dues OF on.
r,"r4'l" etrt" II rli,a '"nIllnn- without any
Marht .h' II HI TrltIie !, al ;'. y IL, ti ,[ a
i've the u~lrr1t."i Significance winch 10,
rul,l l., DURATION and the tl4clty OF Its adhcrcuts
-lncr 9Th tine 4t'~' nee d" manifested = Ncr OF SUI
may makes iuc positive SCI tAe part II othci
ha,i c"aiirn,A ii',l at thi- TIM. f., lc aide to
l'ai.'' tnr rrHn-,"l't II -''i' 81 tn' !ini"rtanf
al , M9u ''9 ilt ,i,,a, NJ 1
~ IcrilIs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09


ished with Switzerland and the NEGOTIATIONS pending
nss wh Franc have st a
| asst AUGUST. An International postal conErcss was
which the United States represented by office,
the I 6 of much ard ~,
,stahshmant Of an International Postal union was
res represented subject the approval Of the proper
tnore+ OF th1S i Countries resrecttny drer'
nd t" his SUGGESTIONS in regard to an equitable adjust
a 1G ar. IN will be e. to the
h Of setember last the governor Of Louisiana called
S @ M T w fe that sae h a ca
vas nR rrnn HlT of t, m ion Issued ~ that 1
.overnor in l-73 and caIIlns upon the militia Of the
tate E a% s @Hsr fF% s tee
nf M The he nr day isifd my avn s
rom the date thereof and subsequently, learned that
tate o S y a" s we 4, a lr s me to Snrt th
hfR ana re r.. stat t., m nnt hgf@T
movement practically aland ned, and the officers
h f Tier raw anI Tl{ d fe i Gmg that
tn ."nl government in that state for nearly two years
hat It has been ackn"wled!ed and acIuic~c'd III a
wa y me rear it as my lear trt1 Wie lraly
aled for that purpose to prevent is overthrow
y ARMED mob. under gretrnce fraud and Irreru
9rIty the election of 80 have heret lore called
count If tie frauds and forrsries c"nmittrd at said
hereof were never LEGALLY canvasstd it vas imIosslb
! . tell thereby who were chosen; but from tic hcs'
Tr th rr.5 lt "tiers r@i, ID aj!fif
eat hat sad III my special message of February y
- that III the event II no action 10y roT.' mus
"ntn" t"rec"Eze the government heretofore r''"E-
fT to sY 11t Hh lFTraraf IN s fer atie
thu southern stat.s Of "itrIiiatiI 10y act # VIC
lands # men, masked and armed: mad thor aIrcar
qua, titles Of arms and ammunition w"r" i'm
ms WIN ti,,i- dciil,stI a l,,iiS WI, ~ ii,i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

ANIMAL Hrroi;r OF SEC. HnEl>oN.-
The annual report of Secretary Hobcson
shows the navy to he in Il remarkably eft
tirirnj condition. both Il regards the mum
Der of their vessels, their armament. and
~c;t-~uing qualities Their present mum
Dor Is lG5. with l3.Jl guns. the armament
having been slightly Increased ny an in
crease i'll the number of guns on the Now
ships. OF the lron-cltd~. or armO:cd YES
~rl~. q are OF 4 class and in condition for
actual and efficient service; four others OF
the class OF powerful doublc-turrctcd mon
itor~ are actually on hand undcr@oil Re
pllr-. and Il fifth i we'll worth the same
attention. but the remainder may he
counted rs really Useless for any active
and efficient purpose. Onc-hall of the
steam navy adapted to cruising i in COM
mission and in actual service. This mum
Der OF vessels cannot be prudcntly dimin-
i~h"d. bat If it Is to be maintained there
must he a gradual and constant addition
to the navy TO supply the places of those
which are each wear found to be worn out
and unfit for further serv ice. and for this
purpose Il fixed amount of tonnage should
be built ever! year. This amount may be
small. but 1t should be constant and I'M
failing. TO this end the department has
accumulated Il large amount of livc-oak
timber in the various navy yards. where ii
will yearly improve in condition, and be
available us the very best material for the
frames of any ship, it may at any time be
necessary or desirable to build.
The NIrTinius affair is referred TO, rs is
the presence of yellow fever at Pensacola.
An account is given of the naval drill in
the gulf of Mexico. and credit awarded to
the naval academy and torpedo school.
The detail of certain sailing ships for the
state marine schools is noted and the eff
forts to secure emigration of Icelandcrs to
AElska The secretary in the interest of
our.navv and of commerce earnestly rec
ommcnds that, if the lcelandic committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09
S\MIEL B. Ii. NA\CE. MnNOr.

In consequence of this action. Commits
~ioncr Lnimbcr sent a letter to Mr. Vance
rtSi@ninw his office rs commissioner In
the letter he quotes numerous instances
from the board. showing that he had cN-
pressed him self rs adverse to the laNitv OF
discipline in the case of Tweed. and had
introduced resolutions to cause the prison
rules to be enforced upon him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

1 y Al ~ li'i-N - NTl w ttlUt>tEtN II
fatal accident occurred on the Boston. Con
cord and Montreal X. r., about mile be
vond WooIvillc which is Just over the
Connecticut from Wells River.
The train WAS the morning accommo-
lat;on from Plymouth for Lancaster.
known on the road rs "Ea~tman'> train.
1t left Plymouth at h:,lf-pl>t eleven. Nh
Eastman WIS detained ut his home. and
the train was in charge of Mr. Bowen. a
young man who is clerk in the >uperin-
tendent'> Office at plymouth but whose
parents reside in Providence. Il. l.
Soon after passing lIavcrhll the brake
arrangement on the passenger car cot out
OF order. and the train was stopped and
the difficulty supposed to have been rene
died. The train consisted Of one pls~cn-
Ger and one baggage car and the engine.
There were. fortunately, only six p:l~,en-
gers III the car ut the time OF the accident
tor had the car been filled 4 terrible los
of life must have occurred. The uc-
cupant- We're two ladies and four men and
the conductor and brakeman.
When about a mile south of WooIvillc
1t was suddenly observed that there was
trouble beneath the car. for there was 4
! loud rattlnT noise and the coach bean to
jolt Violently. The train was going at a
moderate speed and was then passing a
siding.
Fred F. Virgin of Concord, y. H.. a
commercial traveller for Martin l.. Hal! x
Co.. of Boston. >lN> The ioltiny movement
hal continued but for Il moment or -.
when it WIS pertcivablr that The forward
trucks Of tn" passenger car had jumped
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ed. l would thank you, therefore, at your
earliest convenience to report to me the
facts of this case. Yours truly,
W +. UAVEMEYER.
Acting Mavor Samuel b. Vance, in con-
Sequence of the death of Mr.. lIavemcycr,
took the matter in hand and addressed a
communication similar in character to the
above to the commissioners of charities
and corrections. in regard to the case o.
Tweed. Mr.. Vance, says:
GENTLEMEN: William NJ. Tweed, a
prisoner on Blackwcll's Island, under the
charge Of your Department, has. | am in
formed. been allowed, by You extraordinary
facilities AMI indulgences as set forth i'll
Il communication addressed by his Excel
tcucv the Governor ofthe State to the late
Mayor of the city. \ copy Of This com
munication | send to YOU inclO>cl, and
You are hereby afforded the opportunity of
being heard aS to the matter therein stated.
which. in my judgment. ii true in fact, are
cause sufficient for Your removal from of
flee. Whatever You have to say rs to
this matter | will thank Won to commune
cate to me on or before Monday, the 9TH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-09

were reported. and made the special or5a-s
respectively for next Tuesday. W.ar..
day. Thursday, Friday and thc >u-ce...'.,...
Tuesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-15
sHERIFF'S SALES.


Citizens' Bank Of Losisiasa vs.. Henry
DL W0brecht. T
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, NO ssess. BY virtue Of q writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish of Or.
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets IN the second ~
1874, ct twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
CERTAIN sS: "a Mot LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings ana improvements thereon. rights, ways,
privileges and appurteRances thereuntO belonging,
situsted in the First District of tins city in the
square bounded by Tchouptoulas, St JoseEh
Commerce and Julia streets designated by the
number two hundred and two on plan drawn by
=; hedln iate surveyoI, on me sweaty IGar,n
BOudOusquie, late notary public in this city, the
said lot Of ground measuring TWEEN even feet five
by a depth Of lightweight feet ten inches five
lines, between parallel lines. Amei lean measure.
Together with ninety four shares OF mortgage
stock thereto attached. Being the same property
acquired by the defendant herein at public sale,
made by the sheriff of the parish OF orleans. on
the ninth day Of March, 1866 at the suit of the
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana VS.. James W. Breed
love. No 17672 of the docket OF the late Sixth Dis
trict Court OF New Orleans.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and coDditions-The purchaser tn furnish
stock note for the sum of th.teen hundred dol
la.s falling due on the tlrst DAY OF octooer 1874
Citizens Bank of Louisiana; ard the balance, cash:
The purchaser to assume all the obilgatl0ns and
responsibilities of a stOckhO der OF the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, and the stock note so furnished
to be identified with the act OF sale OF property
and bank stock by the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana
to Pierre Passebon passed Uef0re the late AdOlphe
BoudOusqUie notary public in this city. on the
thirty first efDecember 1852 with the shertfs deed
of sale to H. WOlbrecht) defendant herein, by the
sheriff of the parish of Orleans; Oh the ninth of
March, 1866 and with the shertfs deed OF sale in
this case.
auI4 20 30 sells Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-15
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jyl5 26 aul5 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
George Ullmayer VS.. Mrs. Adine Louise
Rev, wife Of Jean Baptlste R0ux.

George UIImayer vs.. Mrs. Adine Louise
Rey, wife of Jean Baptiste Roux.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= orleans No. 6l20.-By virtue of writ of seizure
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction at the Merchants and AuetiOneers' Ex-
change, Royal street. between Can al and Custom
house streets. in the Second District of this CITY,
SATURDAY, August Is, 1874 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
ALL AND SINGULAR THE RIGHTS, TITLE AND
INTEREST OF the defendant hereiR, Mrs. Adne
Louise Rey, wife of Jean iBaptiste ROux, cOmpris-
ing the fourth portion belonging to her and undi-
vided with the other three. fourths, appertaining
to her mother, Mrs Marie Madeline Leblond,
widow of the late Claude Francois Rev, her father
deceased in Paris Blue street. No. 80, Oh the fit.
teenth of April 1860 and her brother Louis Michel
Rev, i'll and to certain lot of ground situated in
Second District, in square comprised between
Royal, CustomhOuae Bourbon and Bienville streets
designated by the number thirty.n nine on sketch
or plan drawn the eleventh of February, l849, by
ty, ana annexed to an act passed before A. puca
tel notary public in this city on the twenty third
day of said month of February, lSi9 Said lot
measures american measured twenty-four feet
five inches six lines front on said Royal street,
twenty four feet five inches six lines wide in the
rear, by sixty feet three inches in depth Oh each
SIDE together with the buildings and improve.
longing or in any wise appertaining The fourth un.
divided portion in said property belongs to the sad
defendant, as having inherited the same in the e.
tate of the said late Claude Francois Rev, her
father, and her SAID father had acquired the said
property by purchase from Mrs. George A. Wage.
man, Of the parish of Jefer SON. per act "a sstd
before the said notary Ducatel the twenty.third
day of February, l8s9.
Seized in tbs above suit. '-
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER
jyl5 2s suls Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-15
[coNrrsuED FROM FIRST PAGE

yesterday tor ive.twenres Of 1892 1864 ana 1901 co.
SIC CHER for fve.twentiss OF 1889. sha me- sn ERE
mainder unchanged In state ocr snusssees 1t Il
SKIES Of 1881 Ias vetwenties Of 1 1sS7 l* OF Of
isSs lI7S new fves III 4; ten forte: lisa %
Tsnnessees II, new Is; virgnias 20. new ~. con-
sS 9s 81 .,s ses f. sehs. T.
a. S3eoraia sixes 77h: sevens SO; North Carolinas
is new 10; special tax sh; South carolinas 2S' new
'' cot sp closed barely steady; miadng uplands
l7aI7sc. Net receipts 81 bales; gr Ses ID tS
isc bid November IS a7s2alsHc; December Is 27 81
sontbern -four q shade fitmer; more doing; COM
mon 70 fair extra SIS sos 20; good to choice do
IS 35a9 50. Wheat lac higher better export in
ans on sSs rces Is
Western. Corn shade frmer; fair demand 8oG
s"kc for Western mixed; 8o08lc for higher mixed
Sugar more active; a shade cas- err 3l6US li6c
for fair to good refining; IN 0sc for musocvad 9
MOlasses quiet only job sales Rice dull ana un'
changed. Tallow steady; 81 08ac. Rosln ste say:
&C. saa go esa s. Beet 2% LARD
firm; l4ssc. Whisky steady; 81 %. Liverpool
freghts steady.
16hc. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-Demand
fair; market firm; red 8 03Ol o5 white 81 -
al 49, Corn-Demand fair; market firm at $50
SIC Oats steady: demand moderate at 45047k o.
POrk-No demand; offering at S23 Lard firm;
summer 1874 0I4c; for kettle 6A0l6Ac. Bulk
meats a shade firmer shoulders 8kc; clear rib
nk0Ilac; clear nomnaly ia Oll4c. Bacon
stronger; shoulders 81 asses clear rib H7O0
clear lsc Whisky quiet at S sSG and nm
changed. Flour quiet and weak; little doing.
Wheat-Demand fair and market firm; No. 3 red
81 IOdl IL; No. Q red winter 81 Is. Corn dull;
No . mixed 64d65c in elevators. Oats dull and
lower; No. 246047kc according to location. Whisky
steady CSC. Pork nominal, $24 Dry salt meats
n aro11xy hn1s khnn
rib lI e; eleaI l2c. Bacon opened weak and prices
for small lots maint aimed; sales of shoulders at
SIC; clear rib &c., clear 10 for jObbng and order
lots. Lard firm; little doing.
Foreign Markets.
I,vyRpooI August a. Cotton Sales on
a basis of middiiuR Orleans, nothing below low
midullng deliverable August 8ad. Lard 62s.
Yarls and fabrics at Manchester dull not quota
bly lowe r.