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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06
SHERTFFS SALES,

The City Of New Orleans W. p. q. and HI.
i Z. Dupin; same VI. same; same va same; Same
same,
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
~ OF Orleans Nos 81 ,742 IS 26O 509l6 and 69. 87-
BY virtue Of four Writs Of eFi facias to dire
BY tho honorable the superior District Court for tho
city taxes Of 1870 1871 1873 and 1874 will proceed
to sell at public auction. At the Merchants and
AHctioneers Exchange. Royal street, between
District Of this city, on TUESDAY, March g. 1873.
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city in square umber
one hundred and ninetyeight bounded by st.
Philip, Robertson, Ursuines and Claiborne streets
designated 40 lot number seven, measuring sixty
feet on st. Philip street, by one hundred and six
feet in depth
Seized in the above suits.
TerMs-Cash on the spot.
EuGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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other official documents Of the Auditor ana
Treasurer, beg leave I'd report q follows:
immediately after appointment your
committee entered upon the discharge of ia
duties 1t employed experts to aid 10 the
work OF investigation, It summoned wit
has labored diligently and energeticalIy uD
to the present time, with DISCRIMINATION,
II possible, to accomplish tho work in hand
go as to make full report before the ad.
Journment OF this session, but it is found 70
be impracticable to do this.
Extensive preliminary arrangements were
MADE by the experts at the commencement
OF this investigation, looking to thorough
and exhaustive examination into all the
irregularities and abuses Of authority al
legged to exist in the department of accounts.
The work mapped out is not completed.
and can not be during the time allotted for
this session of the General Assembly. The
work done and to be done il of too great a
magnitude to be crowded into so short
space of time.
The investigation thus far has revealed
many irregularities and abuses of authority
by number Of officials, but the informa.
ton so far elected would be Of no practi-
cable use if male public at this time. Be-
sides, it wonld not be good policy to put
forth an immature and unfinished investi.
gat.on, Tor such proceeding might
materially embarrass future operations, and
1t might unintentiOnally do injustice to
some party or parties who may be only in
appearance involved in certain objection
able transactions.
Therefore your committee would respect.
tuiiy ask to have its authority and powers
continued during the recess Of the
General Assembly, for tho purpose of
continuing the unfinished work in
hand, and thus be enabled at the
commencement of the next session to make
full and complete report, as the law con-
templates that this committee should do
r. +. HERWIG. Chairman;
w. w. WHARTON,
J. A. MASCOT,
THOMAS A. CAGE,
CHARLES w. LOWELL,
ROBERT +. GUICHARD,
+. II. WRIGHT,
A. B. LEVISEE,
OSCAR +. HUNSAKER.
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Widow Matthias Daintrans vs.. William
Lewis Catlin.

EUUENB W AVUAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans VS., j ohm RheiutnI

EUGENE W3TEbMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Il Is rn1,%y1D
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Edgar Moutesut vs.. Mrs. Claris.a Hyde


Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. j John
Eaton; same same.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
fed IS mb9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Inc city OF New Orleans vs.. Anais Victor;
same VS.. same.


Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. Nj. Pesaut;
same same.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COJIRT FOR THE PARISH

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The City Of New Orleans W. John q.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. Thomas Faw.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Peet, Yale & Bowling W.. chm Hawthorn

Civil Sheriff for the Parish OF Orleans
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Civil Sheriff of tine Parish OF Orleans.
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Factors and Traders, Insurance Company
Va Charles de Lassus, agent Of Mics Marie


Civil Sheriff Of tue Parish of Orleans.
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George Pierre vs.. Josephine strobel.

EUUnNN W IVUdMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans-,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

The New LAWS. We have been fire.
quently asked recently, when we
would have the new laws printed in
book form, ready for distribution. -
For the information of all parties in
terested we will now state that they
will be ready to turn over to the Sec
retary Of State in about three weeks
from this date. The laws should
have been printed before this, but
owing to the vacancy in the office of
Clerk of the Supreme Court we were
not supplied with the decisions eme-
mating from tLat Court which
are required to be printed in the
same volume with the laws--until a
few days since. We will now rush
them into print as fast as possible
The delay was no fault of ours. II
the copy had been furnished we
would have printed them within thir
ty days after the close of the session
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In the County Court Of Linn Coua-
tn Sfnte of Onen0ll.

y
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
of rancis NJ. Fields, Mary E. Fields, Sarah @.
Fields and VIM. II. Fields minors
Order to show cause on application of Guar
dian for order of sale of real estate
II appearing to this court by the petition
filed on the 9th day of December, 1871, and pre-
sented this day by @. @. Cooley, the guardian
of the personsand estates of Francis NJ. Fields,
Mary IL. Fields, Sarah @. Fields and William
II. Fields, minors, that the order to show cause
made in the above entitled matter, on the Sd
day of Noyember, 1874, has not been published
as'required by said order and II further appear
ing to fhis court from the petition filed herein
/. on tho 30th day of October 1874 and presented
to.this court on the said 3D. day OF November,
1874, by said guardian praying for an order Of
sale OF certain real estate belonging to his said
wards, that it is necessary and would be benen-
clal to said wards that such real estate should
be sold.
It is therefore ordered that the next Of kin OF
said wards, and all persons interested in the
said estate, appear before this court on
Tuesday, the ed day of Feb, 1875,
at O'Clock p. NJ. at the Court House in the
city of Albany, in the said county Of Linn,
| then and there to show cause why license
should not be granted for the sale OF such es-
tate.
And 1t Is further ordered that copy of this
order be published at least three successive
weeks before the said day Of hearing, In the
estate Rights Democrat" a newspaper printed
and published in said city of Albany and coun-
| ty Of Linn.
A true copy. Attest g. A. HILL,
County Clerk
JOINS a JONES, Att'ys for Guardian.
| Yln lNr1
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mr1ronApuIo eLEANINes.
INDIGNATION MEETING 1NNEw YORK.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE in
diqnation meetingat Cooper Institute
tonight. to denounce the outrages
against the political rights OF the
peeople of Louisiana, was one OF the
most remarkable events OF the KIND
ever witnessed in this city in point OF
numbers and enthusiasm. The doors
were opened half an hour before the
usual time, and the rush was terrific
AT a quarter past 7 standing room
could not be found. Before the
meeting began the reporters were
crowded out of their places by the
crushing throng. Men clambered in
10 the organ gallery, while on the
platform there was scarcely room for
the speakers. VIM. Cullen Bryant
and Peter Cooper were among the
last to arrive, They were heartily
cheered. August Belmont called
the meeting to order and nominated
Mayor Wickham for Chairman. who
came forward and read the following
dispatch from McEnery and other
Conservatives in New Orleans: Lou
isana sends greeting tonight. Hel
people will not be goaded into a con
flict with the United States troops
The committee are preparing eyl
dence to refute the slanders of Sher
idan. We rely upon the moral sup
port of our sister States to restor
to America freemen our right of sci
government" Mr.. Bryant first ad
dressed the meeting, and was followe
by VIM. NJ, Evarts, Hon. James |
Thayer, VIM. E. Dodge, Geo. ]
Curtis, and Ex-Governor Solomon.
NEW YORK January 11.--A Iril
qt,ae special says Fish will retire frol
the Cabinet if the President sustain
the military invasion in Louisiana, an
9 probably Bristow will follow.
HARRISBURG, Penn, January H.
, The House of Representatives tn
:. evening adopted resolutions condem
: ing the recent military usurpation
the power OF Louisiana and directiI
k the Chair to appoint committee
IS report resolution embodyiDg T.
sense of the House in the premises.
New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Su'
= New Orleans special says the clail
ants to seats elected by the militia
d have been declared duly elected
the Commissioners of Election
d their parishes. There were no &C
n testing claimants to seats. Nobo
disputed their right, but the retul
: ing board neither admitted nor
iected them, simply referring
Of cases to the House for decision,
y their presence excluded nobody hi
- ing color of right.
" Pinchbeck has been elected Sci
tor by the Louisiana Legislature.
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.snnrnERN ourRAaEs.

The Cincinnati Gasette's Washing
ton special says the following are the
leading points Of the report Of the
Congressional Subcommittee on
Louisiana affairs: The committee
was unable to find that Republican
voters were intimidated during the
last campaign. From the evidence
submitted to them the election was
exceptionally fair and honest, and
was concurred in by all members Of
the committee. Had Phelps and
Potter been alone on the committee
they would have reported, that, in
stead Of Republicans being intimi-
dated by Democrats, the reverse was
the fact. The committee report that
the Conservatives carried the State
by a considerable majority and elect
ed majority of the Legislature. -
The failure Of the Freedmen's Bank
and the collection of the poll-tax
from negroes, which had never been
done before since the war, caused
thousands of colored Republicans to
stay away from the polls Besides,
planters, for the first time, tried the
effect of persuasion on the negroes
they employed, and did not threaten
to discharge their hands, but ar
gued with them and demonstrated
that the interests of the two races
went to common result. By this
policy many colored people were
/ induced to vote the White League
ticket, and many SO testified before
the committee. The committee con
demn, in the strongest language, thu
action of the Returning Board a.
illegal and indefensible. The com
mittee will report that the characte
of the White League has been yer,
much misunderstood throughout tn
North. It is not secret organiza
ton. Among its members are hun
dreds of the very best men in tn
city of New Orleans, and men prom
inent in business, who would no
countenance lawlessness OF any kind
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norant negroes wrong OPINION Oh
northern characteristic has fooled,
robbed, misled, and plundered the
Door darkey-who has by fraud
worked his way into Legislatures, run
southern States into debt, issued
fraudulent bonds, voted Illegal sub
sides to different corporations, mis-
represented brave, unfortunate
people, deprived States Of their
rights. encouraged disguised out
RACES on black people to iAite them
to murder their real friends, and
who is in all respects the child, pro
tege, and production Of the Repub-
lican party. Il
The people Of this country have
no more use for such agents. They
are not wanted back here in the
north; throw them into the alligator
swamps or into the sea.
II the Bulletin is desirous of know
ing anything more about these car
pet-bag lice and Southern plaques il
can be accommodated by sending fol
photograph OF any northern born
man who holds federal place in the
South or endorses a drunken Presi
dents military interference with thu
business of lawfully chosen Legisla
to,.e IIe NH tG6
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

Tm despot Grant is getting many
powerful cockle burs thrust under
his crupper, Indignation meetings,
condemnatory resolutions by Legis-
latures, and general denunciahons
from newspapers of all creeds and
parties, are hurled thick and fast at
his besotted mutton head, until he
must suffer even worse tormonts than
when he is withing undor his peri
odical attacks of deliri,m trea,@os,
Verify, the way of the trOnsgressoi
is rulfness,
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PASSAGE or The wINNEMucCA II. n.
BILL.

Last week the bill granting the
right of way from Winnemucca,
Nevada, to the mouth Of the Column
bia, to the Oregon Central Pacific
Railroad, passed the House OF Rep
resentatives Of Congress A proviso
was Incorporated giving the State OF
Oregon absolute power to regulate
rates of freight and passage. This
is as it should be. The right OF the
Legislatures of States to regulate
fares and freights on all transporta-
ton routes through them should be
fully guaranteed and provided for.
We wish all success to this most
important enterprise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

ONE would think we were in the
very midst of the late Civil War, to
hear the Bllletm shrek traitor, /"
"rebel," Comprehend" and all the
other old worn-out adjectiyes of the
dying Republican party. But all
this won't avail, Your party is
busted, your power nearly gone and
your Custom House positions must
go over to honest men. Hurry up
Chant your death-song and prepare
to pass in your checks.
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uNsoLD1ERLY AND DIsGRAoEFUI.

Grant sent Phil. Sheridan down to
New Orleans to preserve the peace,
and as soon as he got there he kicked
np o devil of muss and then went
to laying the blame on somebody
else. He knew by the popular out
burst of indignation all over the
North that he had put his foot in it,
and now he is not only undertaking
to craw-fsh, but is absolutely at
tempting to lie out of the scrape.
Common reason would teach any one
that his bombastic dispatches to the
Secretary of War, containing charges
of wholesale conspiracy and out
lawry by the white people OF the
South, are tissue of falsehoods, and
that the unanimous protests and
denials of the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange, the Board of Trade and
|
the Louisiana clergy were true to the
letter. There stands the unsupported
word of Sheridan, Grants military
satrap, against the whole capital,
dignity, responsibility, brains and
christianity of sovereign State
and yet there are found men laying
claims to candor and honor who
affect to believe the former Gu
upon such fraud and hypocrisy
Sheridan is fairly caught in a lie an(
must stand nbashed and dishonoreC
before the civilized world.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
Estate of Edward Z. Parrish.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ order of the County Court of Linn County,
Oregon, made at the December term, thereof,
1874, the undersigned was duly appointed Ad-
ministrator of the above named estate. There
fore. all persons having claims against the es-
tate of Edward e. Parrish deceased, are noti-
fed to present the same, duly verified to the
undersigned, at Albany Linn County, Oregon
or at his residence about four miles from Alba
ny, near KnoX's Butte, within the time and In
the manner provided by law.
Dated, Jan, 18th, 1876
GEO, r. HELM, Atty for the Estate.
n23w4.
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A Salem merchant is down on the
Governor for putting offthe hanging
of Gerand until the law goes into
effect providing for private executions
He'says sit knocks him out of more
as two hundred dollars; for if it vas
bubble eferypody comes to town and
dey all puys something's Now no.
pody comes ofer tey don'd got some
fun alreadyl So he don'd like dot
brivate hangen pooty veil"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

PRooF or ITS WAsuISEss, The tele-
graph goes on to tell us that the
court room in which the Tilton-
Beocher case is being held is so
crowded that the police are required
to enable the judge, jurors and
counsel to gain entrance. This is
enough TO give those two eminent
Journalists, Beooher and rilton, all
the notoriety which even a Now
England fomale suffrager could de-
sira
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The over.increasing circulation Of this ex-
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ton TO popular desires ana neeus, inueeu'
when we think into how many homes 1t pene-
trates every month, we must consider It as one
of The educators as well as entertainers OF the
public mind, for its vast popularity mas Deen
won by no appeal to stupid preiudices or de-
praVed tastes.-Boston Globe.
The character which this magazine possesses
for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and lit
erary culture that mas kept pace with, IL IL mas
NOT led the times, should cause its conductors
to regard it with justitiable compacency. II
also entities them to a great claim upon the
public gratitude. The Magazine has done good
and not evil all the days OF It's life.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
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"LEr Us HAVE PEACE. The Indi-
ans threaten to anhihilate the white
settlers of Indian Territory. As
they have been put in possession Of
arms by the Government they are
well prepared to murder tho defense
less whites of that remote region
Bully for Grants peace policyl He
must have a special aptipathy to the
white race as he turns the wild Indi-
ans loose upon them on the plains,
and thereckless niggers upon them
in tho South. Thank Godl his Off
cial days are numbered.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

State of Oregon, County Of Linn, ~.
yuNAKEN UP BY JONAS DAVIS, LIVING
two miles south of Shedds, on Dec.l Slst,
1874. One brown horse, supposed TO be about
eight or ten years old, hind feet both white,
white spot in forehead, and on both sides and
Appraised at SIS by Phillip Grigsby, ]. r,
Jan, llth, 1875. n25wl'
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TnHRr were 1900 delegates in at
tendance at the Pennsylvania State
Grange, last week, in Washington,
Tho telegraph doesn't go on to state
whether tho two husky Grangors--
Grant and Susan Anthony--were
present. If Ulysses wasn't, it is safe
to bet that he was sloshing around
on the outside with John Barloycorn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

THE Salem Statesman talks about
"Ihe Attitude of the President, I"
Bro. Mac. you ought to be ashamedl |
You know the President isn't to
blame so much for his deplomblo
attitude. Its the villainous whisky
that does It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

AN enthusiastic Wisconsin land
owner adyortsos that he has set apart
q few thousand acres of primoval
forest for Attorney-Genera Williams
to hide himself in, Well, that Wis
consin friend may make a wood
chopper out of old Flax-brake, but
Mrs. Il. will never consent to bury
her charms in the vernal forest shade,
In the recent hoodlum yernacular,
sho "isnt that sort Of hair-pin."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15

Now If the snow blockade contin-
ues on the Pacific Railroad won't
there be lots of prancing around and
a chance for missionary work among
our Oregon publishers who use East,
ern patent inards2 Half sheets will
be as thick as locusts in Egypt, and
subscribers will learn how to apoli-
eize on the latest European plan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-15
TO THE LADIES OF LEBANON.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS M
n p0rtunity Of announcing to the ladies' -
Lebanon and vicinity that she has Just receivsd
the largest stock OF Millinery and fancy Goods
cut and make dresses and do all fnilllnery
work in the latest styles. The shop is now IL.
Gated in the new building next door to Monts.
que 4 McCalley's store.
nl2m3 MARY ] WHEEIEn
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