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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

Ioe V1ty Of NeW orleans vs.. John Gleck.
- of Orleans. No. 7Oo38-By virtue q Writ of
teri facias to me directed by ehe honorable the
Superior District curt for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause. for city taxes Of 1877.
viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chaufs and Auctioneers exchange, ROYAL street
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. i'm the
Hfccnd district of this city, on MONDAY, Sep.
SENDER q, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following
described property, to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOrUf GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this CITY, in square number
tnree hundred and fhy.seven, bounded BY Thslia
tr~ret, HUwal d. and Erato streets, designated Is
!r - nuWher elk teen, measuring thiry.two feet on
Theha sheet, bv sxty three feet in DEPTH
NO CERTAIN LOrS OF GROUND situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, in square number
Thomas and Third street,, designated a.. lot NUM-
bers one and two, nessiring sixty four feet ON
Fourth street. by ono hundred and eighteen f. ct in
Dept.
Seized in the above suit. :
Terms-Cash on the spot
EubENE wAGGANAN
Au26 sel2 26 Civil Sheriff of the Par sh of Orleans
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Gold opened at 1850 lI3A, against 1888
at New York, and after . limited business,
closed at 1880 1888, against ll3A in that
market. The sales were confined to go, oeo.
comprising $4,000 at ll2s; $4,000 1t IBIS,
and $4,000, $1,000, $4,000 and $1,000 ct 1891.
No sales Of oliver we're reported. Amer.
can half dollars were still quoted at 1869
l07, and Mexican dollars at "a q 94lA. gold.
Under the advance in gold at New York
the quotations for sterling were raised ITO
v cant higher, and francs II. No transac-.
tiOns wore reported in either.
ct IS 4913 as 5Oh for bill Of lading and Al
clear. and nominal for bank, and francs at
45S% for commercial and 4.550453a4
for bank.
New York sight continues scarce and in
limited demand, with no change in rates.
The sales comprised ~ 600, embracing
el2, 900 commercial and $4,000 and SOS 600
private bankers SIG " cent premium. We
also noticed . sale Of $4,000 fifteen days
gold check o. New York 1T p Y cent dis
count.
The banks continue to check on New
York as % y cent premium, and CONNER !
cfal sight was still quoted at -r05 l6.
Nothing transpired in stocks
City bonds were in fair request, especially |
for gold bearing seven per cents drainage |
series), which we're about q p cent higher;
other lssuee were unchanged. but were held |
strongly. The sales and resales of the
former, with coupons. summed up $1,000.
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 at 81;
$1,000 and $4,000 1t 3eA; $4,000 At 1925, and
$4,000 and $1,000 at 32l4. We also noticed
4 sale Of $4,000 new currency seven per
cents, ex-coupons, at 81
No traneaO ions were reported III new
State consols, which were held at 53A4 053k.
No. sales OF Metropolitan Police warrsnts
we're reported: they were still! quoted at
;507O.
Nothing franspired in State warrants. Is.
ues of 1874 are still quoted at 50 u.s. Tor
srge and 5000 for small: 1873 and pre-
ious years, fundable, at IS $50. and do, !
ot fupdable, at-029.
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The City Of New Orleans W, Mrs. Marv T..
Deiderich.

SuPER1OR DISTRI CT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. by virtue of a writ Of
Superior District ourt for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1914.
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the Her-
between anal and Customhouse streets, in the
second District of this city. on BOMBAY Septem
scribed property, to wit
ONs CskrAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the FIRST District Of this city, in square number
yak, BAronne, Calliope and Carondelet streets,
designated IS lot number twenty, measuring
twenty four feet on Triton walk, by one hundred
and fourteen feet in depth.
Seized in the above srIit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GENE WAGGAMAN
au26 se2 rs Civil SherifY-of the Parish of Or1o.ns
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SCPkRiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Crleans. NO.. 81 $50 and SO 363-By yirtue of
Two wrlts OF ter facias to directed by the honor
able the superior district Court for the Daris "fOr
leans IN the above entitled causes city taxes Of
19H, l VIII proceed to sell at public auction AT the
between Canal and LustOmholise streets i'll the
second district of this city, MONDAY Septrm.
Der ~ 1875 AT twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
scribed property, to wit - w
ONE CskrAtN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
fifty four, bounded by Peters, Commerce 81
Joseph aud Julia etreets designated 10 lot number
cant me- assuring thirty eight feet seven inchts on
reteis street. BY one hundred and tbr teen feat
ve inches in depth ''on 'oe'
OHk CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the First District Of this city. in .auare humber
eighty six, bounded b. Religious St James a.
INC rnomas aed Market streets, measuring slxty four
twenty Q gbt feet in de nth "" Oh"
Seized in the above suit
Terms Cash on the spot
k,GENE wAGGAMAN
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MoNETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

:. MONETARY.
Ntw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, I
WsDNssDAx kvGNlNG, August Is. 1885,
The city Administrator of Public Ac-
coun's in his semi annual report for june
30. 1875, makes tho following comparative
ssAssnHsat ct. the-sity dsbs:. $50. ---. -
Bor ded DEBT, pesmber 81, 1874 ga 2.6 $50 90
certified debt, December 81 ls74..... sb6o2S 70
Total. ................. s22.sl2,l79 SO
Bonded debt, June 3d. 1875. eao,s.s $50 81
Certified debt, June 81, 1875 10e1, 1so Oo
TOTAL ...,:................. SH,O0Z,Ooo 81
Reduction in bonded snd certified.
deDt...'...... eslo'i4S %
Resting debt 'Deeembsr 81, 1871. ofs2e Se5 -
flostng debt. June 30 1875. 2a6 $40 10
Reduction in floating debt, e642, us 40
Included in the reduction of bonded debt,
is the item of 500, 900 wharf bonds as,
sumed by Messrs. Ellermsn & Co, the
wharf lessees.
The money market is without material
change A moderate business is reported
by the banks which continue to carry q
large amount OF unemployed capital il ex.
GEES Of the demands of acceptable Dor
rOwefs.
On the street very little il doing in PAPER
or collateral loans. Only few sales of
gold are reported to-day, while nothing
transpired IN foreign or domestic exchange.
We heard of no transactions in new State
consOls. whioh are quoted unchanged. We
note some movement in city bonds and
slight advance in'the drainage series OF the
gold bearing seven per cents. The list of
subscribers to the premium bonded funding
scheme received considerable addition this
The amount now subscribed is
about 81 100000.
We continue to quote first class CONNER
cial paper and collateral loans at 809 p
sent y annum discount; AL do at.lO0l2,
and second grade ct l50l8. First class
mortgages rule at 901O y cent y annum;
} lie an exceptionable rate, while 10 appears
10 be the usual figure; second grade are
entirely nominal
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,.
Thursday, August 2s, 161S.

/ OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,.
l. Thnrsdsy, august Is, 1873.
| CLEARED YESTERDAY. =.
steaahship Hudson, eager, for New York
| Steamship Margaret. Baker. tor Fey West and Ceda
schoonet Lily Of the Valley. tsltch- Sps .es1..
I. Honduras
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
tEo arrivals from sea reported,
STEAMBOATS,
I Katie. White. from Argyle
OriOle, OPry, from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Tsvlor. from Lower Coast
Amite Adams. from Pensacols-.New Baazn
"aloon, Valetfe. from Lower Coast
BELOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark siete de Novismbre subiraeh Ie day.
from Havana to MASTER -.
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BoUSD IN.
Steamship Ne " Orleans, Dearborn, from Nov fmA
It h instant. to A Moulton-
Ship Mary Riggs, Langdon from Liverpool june
Bark Atlanta, Davis, % days from New York. to
Brig Alice, Butke. from Havana. to master.
EXPORTS. 49,.
NEW fORK-steamshp Rudson-s So. bales cot.
ton LOO bales mos 1+7 hhds tobacco ~ bale non 50
KEY VEST asD SeG KEY slos: a,-
garet-For Key West-92s bhls four SIS SKIS corn 50
eKe Oat 8 10 ties hams For CedafK0ys-l20 hb1s f0QF
1913 AXE "Orp Is bb!s whisky 60 pkRs snndres
BELIZE-SChOOner Lily Of the Valley-376 bbls
flour IS half bbls dorr 20 bbls pork 6698 rect lumber
ties hams ties lard 70 b5,s potatoes II bbls onions
10 half bbs beef 10 kegs lard cks bacon box h.
con 257 pkgs sundries
IMPORTS
MEXICAN PORTS-Steamshrp City of Merida
100 bales coffee ISL bales asal grass and suDdrisD
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ARGYLE LANDING Steamer Katie--64 bales Of
cotton 90 new 268 sks cotton seed 1I9 baas oil It's
bales hay 200 bDls douT and sundries
LOWkk COAST-Steamer Oriole-llS sbe rouab
rice bales broom corn and snpdries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farme1--3o bble
rice SKIS rice aud stlndres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Waloon-259 ska rough
rice and sund-iee
observation-disclosures Amite-sundriea
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
August 25-l56 sks wheat So7 SKIS oats $50 head
cattle and snudries
NEW ORLEANS AHD MOBILE RAILROAD, An.
gust 2s-loo obls whisky les bbs honr 2o kegs lard
MEMORANDA.
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. PNTi0h (1rfo0na
The City Of New Oraeans Ne. k,fnre AZ
James BAYERN.


SUPBRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. Ga. ~. by virtue of writ Of
tieri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior. District cOurt for tile parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, RoyaI street
between Canal and CustOmhOIse streets in tbs
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY .eptem.,
ber r. 1873, at twelve oclOcksA. the following de.
scribetl property to Wit
TWOCrRrAlN OTIS OF GROUND situated in tina
First District OF this city. in square number two
bundled and Fl tt bounded by Dryades Lsfayette
Baronne and POydras streeis de- sigs ared a. lois
numbers thirty and thin tv one measuring ffty.
four feet On D,ysdes street, by one hundred and
ONE CEKTAN LOT. OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city, in square humber
TWO hundred and ninety. three bounded by Julia =
Rampant. BAsin aud GiiOd streets DE- zig uated ~
Tot Lumber i've, measuring twsnty-six feet on
JnliA street, by s'ghtv :sevep feet In depth =
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated lin
the 1hst District Of this city. in square number
three hundred and tweDty-eigbt, bounded by
Juiia, Franklin. Liberty and tiIoG Streets desis.
mated - lot number four. measuring twenty az =
feet on Julia street by eighty five feet in depth.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND situated in
the First District Of this city, in square number
three hundred and twenty.nine, bounded bv La.
fayette, Frank lin. Liberty Aud GirOd streets ese-
mated Is lots numbers Eve and six, mes surfing
eighty Fur feet on Lsfas cite street, by one hun
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash the SPOT, .E.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
au26 Sel1 26 Civil sheriff - <J,n p,r;.J, I.f
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COMMERCIAL.

CorToN-The sales to-day embraced 600
bales (all to one party at prices requiring
the figures and report Of the Exchange in
full, - below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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aroc hUGENR WAGGAMAN.
an1o eelx " Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

- a '''f'iiu Vi tiie farlSh OF Orleans.
NlcnoIas Connell W.. Mrs. Sarah Booth.
lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= orleans, No. 56z6-By virtue of a writ of ter
M 10 me directed by the honorable the Fifth
n,Lstfict court for the parish of Orleans, in the
""se emitted cause will proceed to sell at pub
j. aucthn, at the Merchants and Auct Oneers'
nNchnaiige, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
.on,house streets, in the second District of this
'iN on SATOkDAY, September H. 1916 at twelve
wit f''f"i''' :"
oNB SQUARE OF GROUND, designated a. mum.
~. VT two hundred ana seventy seven situated in
tne city OF Lafayette. Fourth District of this CITY
bounded BY Liberty tste 1t. Andrew St George
Warrington and Fourth stIeete me- a.uriug three
hundred feet On Was hingfon aud FouI til streets,
~ Two hQndred and fifty feet ON Liberty aid ST,
george street. Purchased by defendant bereiu
Hon Jesse fillmore. as per act before John p.
g. 1850. wy "s'o" Tooiusi1
Seized in the above suit
4, Iefms J his being the second and last auctiou
INC Se9 property will be definiteiy adiudcated to
tne highest and last bidder IOr what n will bring
we've mohths' credit, tho pun cbaser furnish
tDg oooo With good and solver MT security beaying
i've Per cent interest Per hnnum from date and
sPecIAi mortgage on the property 20 d until final
~ SAID pure haser win have TO deduct and
.1y IN cash the prin ting. sherins clerks and ct
shon:y sess. ETC., which amount altogether to
, ,o the 6tsee, parish and municipal
Tho amount OF which IL not vet aacertaine1.
AUS selsl Civil Sheri6 Of The Fiji a. Craaus.
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The above includes the 200 bales

The above includes the 200 bales reporte d
in our last report as being on treaty, but
the II ade not c0nsummated. The prices
paid indicate no additional strength in the
market, but the dispatches to-day were
more favorable, Liverpool being reported
| and New York lsc higher for spots, with
| slight Improvement in futures. Sterling ex-
change also was stronger. The receipts in
clude 10 bales new crop. against on the
I corresponding Wednesday 1.-THE twenty
sixth) last year.
The letters from the interior are generally
pnfavorable. Correspondents at Mostcn,
jackson and Newstead, Mississippi, report
the cotton opening very slowly, and pick
ing delayed ten days to two weeks, some
rust the appearance of the boil worm will
do no injury except to the late forms and
bOlls, picking delayed at least five DAYS.
can not commence earlier than last year,
and the plant wants dry and hot weather
Another letter, from ThOmasville, Georgia.
gives still mOre gloomy account. On the
fifteenth of July the crop was more promis-
ing than at any time since 1865 Fertilizers
bad been extensively used, and dry Nav
had enabled the planters to thoroughly thin
and clean their crops. June passed with
Opportune showers. The rains ceased early
in July, and except in a few isolated local.
ties not drop of rain fell until August 2.
since which time up to date August 22)
only one day was without rain. Shedding
and rust have left only occasional hollis to
rot. and the destruction of crops of every
kind has not before been 80 widespread
and complete. The yield will not be more
than half of last year, but the leading BUYERS
say two-thirde- medium may be . safe
estimate. This applies to all the region
from Americus to the guilt, including South
ern and South western Georgia and middle
10 tv,
The condition of the planters south OF Amer. |
icus could hardly be worse.
The amount on shipboard, not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment.
was Get down at the opening this morning |
ct $500 bales, embracing 5000 for Liverpool, |
go for the Mediterranean, 500 for the
North and 500 for Mexico, which. when de. |
Quoted from the stock IN hand bv eur
running statement last evening leaves $500 |
bales to represent the quantity at the land |
ingland in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 500 bales.
Market unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand september l, ls.4..-.,... 1885
Arrived aimee lanfR0tement IS
4 dditionsi haiss itom city in.
nings, hnteps and loose...... 1885,, Isl, lilo
,..rsH toad. 90: .e63
Cleared iDre1s1;i;,:.........ils s sss
Consumed 1t Lehman, Abraham
, Cos Gotten mill. 1899
Net corrections Of manifesto and |
ciearAnces ................... ,888-l, l59 823 |
stock o. hand and On shipbosrd not cleared 10 s4o
It0ck came time last yeor,,,......,..,lO 1851 |
T0-dsys exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since Last evening IS
'elee, agAinst 50 on last Wednesday and
% Last year. making IN aggregate since
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k,GENE WAGGAMAN
AUS SELF rs Civil Sheriff of the Parish ~ DI..,s
The City Of New Orleans We, Mrs. E1Ie1
Clark.

Clark.
SCPER1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR rHR PARISH
- Of Orleans, No 6sl02.-By virtue of a writ Of
nerl iacias TO me directed by the honorable the
SUPERIOR district Court for the parish of Orleans
IN tnr above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874
m VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the
street, between Canal and Custombamsa stree,s n,
tne .ec0nd District of this city, OH MONDAY Sep
lemoeT n 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ the follow ing
descrlbed property, to wit
OHA CBRrAIN LOT OF GROUND situsted in
inc the Ist District Of THE city in square number
1911 as ana seventy six bounded by Dry AIDES
DESIGNATED as lot number eleven IN. asuripg
A.. seven ieet on Dry AIDES street by one hun,
arc aud twenty eight feet in depth
Seized in the above suit
Teims-Cash ON the snot~
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"OoL- AHo ucMduU IL umltoO and re
ceipts are small. The second clip is shor,
staple. Clear lake sells at o5c y Is, BURY
is quoted at Is q Ice; Louisiana clear 286
Soc; clear lake 81 032c " fb.
EscULEHrs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Potatoes are firm. Good supply of onions,
and very little demand for them. The de.
mand for apples is better, and prices have
an upward tendency. St. Louis potatoes
sell at 81; Louisville 81 A002 60; Nashville
y 1922 Is; onions 81 IS o. so y Dbl; apples
75c 0$l Is bib; cabbages $304 y crate:
sourkrout $506 v Dbl.
Moss-Likht supply and dull. Gray is
quoted at 2021ac; mixed 303ac; black q
4l4c v fb.
RICE-The stock of old is about 375 bbls.
Fair demand Receipts are small on &C.
count of rainy weather. We quote: Loujsi-
ana No. 2, old, 2k q Sc; common. old. Az
041ac: ordinary, old. 5A she: new, fair.
61s 6a4c: prime 7074c y tb. There were
sales of good fair new at 707Ac p fb.
BUTTER,Light supply of choice, and q
mand is fair for choice, but no demand for
ordinary. Choice Goshen sells ct 800
34o fb; othey grades are nominal at 900
25c v Is. Choice Western 22024c: low
grades are nominal at $50 l7c p tb.
CHEEsE-Good supply and fair demand.
Choice Western factory is quoted at 10 q ice
New York cream II lsc y fb.
IRON CoTIoN TIEs-Large stock and good
demand: The Arrow tie is selling at She
p b. with discount on round lots. Pisced
Arrow tie; IL feet, sells at 3l4c net: 8 feet
6 inches at 31sc net. The Beard & Brother
tie sells ct she y fb. with discount on
round lots.
HIDEs-COntinue dull. Country lie quoted
1T 614 07c; dry sailed l01 q ilhc: dry
dint liz 0l3lto v ft. In city slaughter
sales are making u follows: Steer 6ides
over IS ns. ? ib. Sl4c, do, 20 to "a he, Sc;
20, under 20 ns. 70; Gov hides, - they run,
80; kips: Is 70 30 nA 814c; cali skins, each,
75c. OK horns So each.
SOAP-Go0d demand. Western sells It
1%c = b, in round lots, foe inferior quail
ties; Keliers 1t 441c; extra olive 6asc. in |
round lots, and 70 in job lots; German olive
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MEMORANDA.
tBy Telegraph
New York, august Is, ISIS.
TO A. MoultOn-3The steamship C0rtes arrived
at seven O'Clock this morning.
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The City Of New Orleans W. oir.. Ro.,u.
DOich.

40 - .o :. . - EU0ENB WAGGAMAE.
u26 sel2 - Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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o. F. aunsaker. Asen,. W.. E. b. Benton.

h, GENE WAGGAMAN
aa25 se5 1925 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans
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The City Of New Orleans W, Mrs. Phil,
Clark.

- - Fl UENF " AUG IMAM,
au26 sel2 rs Civil Sherifnf the Parish Of 0,laans
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o. F. Aunsaker, Agenr, w. e. b. Benton.
0IxTH DISTRICT 0OUkT FOR THE PARISH
~ o. Orleans, NG. 6583- virtue of An order Of
sale, dated August Is, 1875, to me directed by the
honorable the sixth District Court for the parish
proceetto sell 1t public auction, on ihe premises
magazine street, near RacS in the First District OF
this CITY, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 81 1875 az half past
erty, to wit '-OS
ONR SIDEBOARD, one Extension Table, one Hat
and two Locking Glaesee. '
Seized Id the above suit.
Terms-Caah ON the SPOT
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Widow LaureWt Roussenu W.. Mrs. H.
Mansfield (Aosc Norris, wife OF Richard Mans
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The City Of New Orleans W. John Rro.

. kUGENE WAGGAMAN
au26 sel926 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Ilean.
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STIR I'D
Law and
and Cld
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sttdent
BOsrdiD
tember |
Adore
ann a
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
Steamship Margaret. Baker. tor Key West and Cedsl
Keys
schooner Lily Of the Valley, tsstch- Sps Iesi.e
Honduras
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The City Of New Orleans W, MR.. lo.,..
klllO,,

ECUENH WATG4M
alrzo SER % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of 0r,c,ns
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Tho City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. g..
Despras or Depas.

EuuENE WAGGAMAN.
au26 sel2 26 Civil Sheriff of the Par sh OF Orlean
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TIE City Of New Orleans W.. John Gleck.
0UPkRIOR DISTRICT Court FOR TIE pARIsu

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THE PRESS AND THE ADJ
MINISTRATION.

Commenting upon the fact that the New YORK
press, and, 1t might have been added, large pro-
portion OF the respectable journals throughout
the country, have, with extraordinary unanimity,
denounced the action OF General Grant In the
Louisiana matter, q Washington administration
organ gives the following
But" some one asks, "why is 1t that the great
metropolitan press Is SO inimical 10 General
GrantS" Simply because he has perslstently re-
fused to submit to Its dictation or act upon its
advice, but has preferred 10 be governed
by information obtained through Of1cal
always, thus far, indicated the correctness OF his
Judgment. The NEW YORK HERALD, with more
sagacty than frankness. after having systemati.
cally charged hum with the design OF becoming a
Cesar, a few weeks since added the accusation
that he would provoke war, either foreign or,
soon as the present difficulties began TO make
their appearance the HERALD cried, 1--WE told you
SO; ahl we told you so.n And that paper has bat
tered away at It's weaker companions until 1t mas
succeeded in making them all play whatever tune
IL pitches. The HERALD them Is The dictator " the
Associated Press Is the dictator OF the tone OF
all the political dispatches In the country sent BY
It's agents. And now they all cry out with one
accord, "rhis is the voice OF the people," "These
kilograms are public Opinlon." Public opinion
1orsootnl All inspired by a single mind In tho
plays the rest OF the press like SO many che smen
or puppets. II the hEkALD can but establish In
the minds OF public men and politicians the idea
shat Its bulletins are public opinion, the voice OF
the people TO be obeyed, 1t Is clear that Its mpe-
rious dlctatOn Is supreme. The HERALD would
administration ana change 1t whenever 1t took the