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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-25

AS my husband-Jsmes Nelson
has lelt me without support and gone 20 parts an
known, want to sell the house and lot Mniea
sida me village line. The house ts new ana
pleasantly located, and will DO sold on Aycraoiie
terms As have bis written assent, gooo tllie
can be given. ELLEN rTrTsON
AshtSbula o.. June q, ls7G &19
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

inquiry for Grain Four &C. &C., steam to British ports
G1sn yss ss sa ssS
m light and an sy h sS to
in European markets are nc Inc to
sshcs Of important business rates considered nominal
s r aSs Sa Se osr OF Change or
former have 30 TO ISss
SESs .ss% s1 q Tss sa,ss
S%s q Sd o Sn S noq Barry i
sSo SSs 3 s Es,., rs ~S oo tDs %
an anil italian PhsdsPls to ., TE,s's Hence y To
81 3s 30 !.
.sG 's1f Alter hs SSsns TO Ss
T 5s s ssaT ssS y'fs
aG ith September German bark res1 he .,s
bIR,S wn sS oSs OF
his rss Italian es q, sn AMI the SG s
Trieste F 7, ps,s sr sSs 70 to 5c
p w% 900 ON SOs c nGn b Pleha 20 s
%S a. g bark hence to f'H'''n
hSaS Nm SaSe G Week all kinds q grain
ss eay Ssp a Ss nasf While
partial 70 ns the market before ship
per tad Of bidding freely fGr G MORE hop a.
conSdnce in the fuare values seems to be about @
the tine being The case extent That gave The mane, an
almost Paaesy ran West s have ei1ss n arcay
With prospect Of s lighter during the harvesting peTS SI
m marie t BY The ss Of the which Ssgaa
.ecSys 6s,9Es mt mas be sa that they GENERALLY
against this early in week. but the later rep3ts Te
nr a cr.at deficit a. has hitherto appreicndcd
as to the ci Int Wner e Wheat while there
has rot proved 10 spread d mase by me HONS ~ a.
first reported has turned ont that ,fe has ,h AT s,
and "a there viii be much iess 'h
average quality Of he crop while o 'me ia
the spring Wheat sections where the rospo are s
tia; col desired generally he S1lse OF a ' Of snring
s hero has been lat trade about old values H.
it i'll appear that wie have hal quite n h IN te
,nt "A WCabtncu cOnuuuA'f AZ
futnrr which has yet been fully recovered yet INC @
situation Is not apparently enangsT Y 'lS en 7Go BUSH
against 1874 bush corresponding week .st a. oIn,
the market opcned dull and without snangT % nj aSie
from specuatoius Of No2 Chicago' Oh % va hid
gusyet there some ak o. % a Wnsas neglected
ana nominal at rates North West AZ ihs lJsnff ~
u and No milwaukee, vas I'D 1 %s9s = assei
The market dun at 81 - ior 40 Chcag" idio Win
81 AZ bid and August and ic asked while one Load ="
Milwaukee sold 81 A., an 81 80 Was e o1ss o' tba 49,
are OOj bush BARLEY was neglected and weak al o.nr
prices asked future delivery 81 ~ for Four
with former rates asked and little demand at owr 80
oats opened ales OF No Chicago Yea az t. I'M,
wi w adv S1rs 4e S foy No. Chicago and asked aoa
with sales of 10000 bush at &C. early , with 2sc bid
Wi nominal New Illinois sold on track at Soe o
S y no. Kye was nonay unchanged Old quotations WITH
out demand increased supply Corn opened o %, lie %,
IS c for sailing grades; 80 qsic Tor leo ",, NM mum"
AN FRAycIsco Aug l2The receipts OF Earle SINCE Uui
1890 cenais Total for Auss 90, s md M
market as nd sa si request sappe coming FOR
ward lightly. The purchasing foT "a tern oi "Seyer
that W ssel loaded for New Sor@ ana u;, rs
shipments 30 be made to AnstIaia ny s'e'n'"r' INV
cl' aTancrS since o"i last '0 80 '''' Wheat ccnias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. Aug. q. 1870. .
COFFEE-There continued an active demand for Rio ana
the market strong the late improvement sales embrace
900 bags per Fairy Belle private 2O0 bags per
Hide 1880 500 bags per Ontario at lsc 500 Bugs Per
at l3c. Inc GaDrlcIie
with 550i arrived here to-day from Hampton Roads re
l9'4c. AZ
Kewadn at 9c stock here this evening ~
81 4lO Gags quote ordinary at lSdS4c Far
DO 1871. blac; Good do, 49,. roc; Prime do 2Ot
2Oc range for lots l84a2l c and santos Fair to
Good cargOes. 1885, d2lc, all gold
COTT0N-There continued a demand for spot Cot
ton and market IS steady at unchanged figures. -
Quotations based classification in force sept
1874 Upland Cotton in store running in quality LOT
than malt grade below the grade quoted:
Ordinary l29 strict Good Ordinary 1873 Middling .
Good Ord l3is Low MiddDg 14A Good Midlb
Quotations American standard oi cassitcauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lwrroo Aug m.cotiPn T. ;,eady 0o Ml lang
iurigiipc 1000 bales for speculation and expert COtt ~
arrive firm sales the basis Of hidlng iah. h3s,ns
below Mi1dlngs, 81 pped oep'eHioo :" ''oi "''
quiet and unchanged Ct. -, ,..,,, M, ,,o tasis
of Miiling Uplands nothing below Low Nhlilng mppuu
september sud October at s sales OF shipments " INC new y
ron on the b MiidnS Upands, n0nlng DrioW inW
Midngs NJ 7alsd Bacon, "a - 3 cst Tor short o"n "|
dcs. - ooo - on A.. 10, nj Co,ton IN
day 200 bales were American o..- - =, ,at.
NJ Middng plads nothing below Low Middling de' cradle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Aug 2Therc has been no material change N '
most exclusively for Medium and Delane and Comn,ny
neglected. the Increased demand notices. last
week having apparently supplied of buyers Good
and Choice Feeces held at 46ai7c, but saes con
Indifferent about them at these figures; Medn n,
Ohio Pieces have in demand but prices any.
thing have ruled OF buyers and good ots %
Medium Ohio sold at 47dfsc and Selections az
T5Oc The Michigan Feeces amounts to 2ouDo
at prices ranging from 45Gi7c for and very choice s
dum The condition Michigan Wool Is very good
but Wool is not equal to last years clip we cannot
ouote Michigan 4304i1c and Medium at 4od l0c
although an lot Of very choice Medium brings an
advance the latter rate The demand ht Coino.
inn and Drlane Fleeces IL fully equal to the sup
piy. and all lots offered taken at current rates
The sales week have been ~ 900 10 at 00ob &c IO
WASHED iUd4oc for Unwased the latter price oDtaned
very choice light Indiana The only sale o Kentucky
Gambling was 10 600 at i5c for average lot There IL
very firm feeling for all kinds Of Combine but the sales
OF the week indicate any Improvement IN prices.
There been considerable doing In Caiiorhia oo ue
soj comprising ID spring at l9d3zc as 70 9uany
IL decinc in California Wool about &c. n from
the hg, s. point months and there disposition
o closr out stocks possible at this rencol Sas
OF Pulled continue qite moderate only I2oOo 10 or me
week Supers selling principally al 4f9foc WIN an ooVa
sonaI sale OF good Eastern at soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

LONDON Aug. 2l-2JD p. MA lylccs from PARIS quote
Drnte, SCI i712c TallOw, 80 3@fS6 Pcwt
LoNpoS, Aug. ia p. m-rhe amount oi Dn!hoh gone iho
the Rank II England on balance to-day is tj,UD. .
LOrDON Aug 2l-GjO m-Pars dispatches quote heh'es
66f 81 nc - =,
LONDON MARKEr-AUG II.
Rosn-Coinmon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . NlH"f
T,r,.,,,ne--l nir,ta steady
PrAyKfoisf Aug. 2I-UnteI states bonds, New Elves.
lOO1+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

Tie Secretary of the Chamber of Life Insurance
reports the amount paid by 27 companies during
the month of July, 1875 upon policy claims, was as
follows losses by death, 1858, 1874 80; matured
endowments. S114,14O As; total, 81, 747,274 SO.
Tie Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyl-
vania Skies. third issue, 11Ol2; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 203i Reading Railroad, Sc Penn
sylvania Railroad. 553s; gold. 113.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
EXPORTS oy PROVISIONS rsoM THE WEEK END


TotaI2U7 2O5sZ3b KlD,.ISy r'J.5 ''0'-''0' '0
Pork. Bacon, Lard. Beef Cheese TaI Iw'
1tToss ass ooe ss7s &c. 1859 2sesGlo
sTEAIN steasy, moderately offered but quiet sales
choice ut 1880. - Al,
ARsThe business IN Raw sugars Is extremely au.
and values Of Sales nomnay unchangeu
no business reported to-day We quote Fair to cool Re
lining Cnba sdSl4c; Prime DO nj 5Ac; CentIiinga'
hhs boxes Siad9isc. and No. IL Box Clayed AZ g
Refined fair request and the market ruled sesdy ya
07sc for Yellow, lOdl0a for Soft White II so &c
for Crushed. lc for Powdered and lOfl0sc Tor dranu
lated $1,000, =, o,n n,
at y,c bid Mt the CLOSE but not accepted
WHISKY held 81 "a, with III 23a bid without sales we
clip following from Mossrs r. o. soyd q cos 10 NJ
n date Ughwine market for the week CLOSING 10 uy
has been firm fair anand, opening on bi1nuay tne
h inst with sales Of 400 bbs at 81 ~ and Do Dds o AZ
ii 20 y GAL the former price (Si - gall having stcady
ruled market closes today quiet and rn ~ ~ a.
entire stock country esiinat. NJ iuoo pps
The DALI pr juc'0n boen slightly Increased we snc,
nate active demand In the immediate M lure Acono'
tr Maid continues demand, with incrcas s1pAy,
aud s,abe NIL the week at ~ 80 GAL Aeohot ;'
export rr,,ns with Sic. v gal 0d anu ga nsknI
RECENT, IIighwncs and Alcohol 300 bbs: aA1s Asoo
bbls: stock in warehouses here, 900 Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
CATTLE MARKET.

.Ss< .
CHICAGO Aug 2-ReceIpts Of week Cattle 1920 Hogs.
A. TAG sheep 5000: a week last Cattle lsbJ2
Hogs Sheep GG6. CATTLE Closed steady and without
any particular change qu0tablc At $ia4 10 for Fair Sd
81 50 for Good 40 7jds6 Choice steers Extra 81 %
Ss7 bnIk sales to shippers a. Isl StOckers duh at
90 75Qt3 75 Through Texans S29 80 10; butchers cattle
$685. 80. a. On
asS 40 heavy weights 81 5O9s7 So light. 81 7Oa$7 %
sliTfr duh at 90 1884 IS for poor to choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

CYyyhprhN market unsatisfactory mon, and
the reports side do not eDd To help the nd
ton on ana stock being In the interiors dealers
are more wiling shippers views and are payls lOa
n Fam tos uuOts:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

The following table shows the cotton movement
of the week, as reported by c. A. Easton, cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
COTTON MARKETS.


SAVANNAH, Aug. 2l-coon quiet Mddling iSac; LJC
Middling 10 &C.; Good Ordinary, l2tc net receipts ~
bales exports coaswise. los bales sales, bales sock'
5iS bales. ,,,,un.
Itac Low Middnng I3c Ordinary, &c., net receipts
9 bales; sales go bales; stock. IL, 400 bales 49, .
MOBILE Aug 2l-C0tton nominal; Midfling, ltbc: NJ,
receipts bales exports coaatwise 20 baies s'ock os@
CHARLESTON Aug 2l Cotton dull; Mddog. l37sc; Low
Middling l3iac 0ood Ordinary, l34ci net receipts ~
bales; stock 1896 bales ~ ,.a,,.
BALTIMORE Aug 2l.-Cotton firm; Miding, H'soli &c I;
receipts 10 bales exports coastwise Is bales sales zoo
G.LvE.TOs Aug Election unchanged; Mddling. l3'c
Low Mifilng l3c. Cool Ordinary. 12c: net receipts
gross receipts ATS bales sales % bales 'tock
PHLADRLpnIA Aug. ELECTION quiet Mddling, 5tc :;
Low Midng lie; Good Ordinary l3hc gross receipts
~ bales. . - -, ,,,,u, ,,,o No, 70
cep SO bales gross GIG bales sales 40 bales Stock illus
AUGUSTA Aug Election quiet Mdding, l3tc; Low
Mdiiing 10 ac net receipts 10 bales .ales oaies
NORFOLK 2l-Cotton-Net receipts, 81 Dalesi exports
coastwise 90 bales stock 1913 bales ,,,,u, ,,.. ma,
MEMPHIS, Aug ELECTION nominal Mlddlhg itc az, ns.
receipts 10 bales; shipments, 10 bales SAFES lou o"'"
stock. 2.y0S bales 80 -. .a A
WILMINGTON. Aug 2l-Cotton nominal; nel ie'oP'''
bales stock, 423 bales ,,,, 81, . ro,,
UINCIENAn Aug 2l.-Cott quiet Midine. HE; Low
Mfdllng l3iac Good Ordinary, 12oc.; net receipts u
bales shipments 70 bales sales bales stock o pses
~ LOUIS Aug 2l.Cotton nominany uncnangeni ,5no
eIoi-isvIII liz Aug q. Cotton firm Middling, lac
Cu,tOrrF Aug. 2O.-Cotton quiet Mtldlng, s~l32c;
Low Mlding, l3c; Good Ordinary ~ weekly nes
ceips bales shipments 100 bales sales 1913 Daes'
pRIEasBuRG, Aug 2t-Cotton-Weekly net receipts ls3
bales stock, IL ID bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported for The TRIBUNE.
RrcEIprs OF DOMESTIC PRODuCH.


SATURDAY, Aug. 81, 1875.
The following complete list OF exports shipped in vessels
which were cleared today for foreign ports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
RIO pH JASRTRo-Bsrk Adolf
Barrows.... 80 Drugspkgs 33 Lumber, H. 3,o34
/ Pet'lm, gals 90, 900
STRrrx-Bark Svanhld $500
Petroleum. GALS. 9o3oo
KLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.
NVs I kbH
CHM GIn9s
Petroleum. gals

The following the mportatons OF general merchandise AT
the port Of Now York ending Aug 90 1873:
No PkgA Value. No. Pkga Value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers,
II JVoU ST., Ne1c York. GllOio interest
on deposits, dTd'C BiJs on London d.
Paris. also issue Letters Of CTedH
0gdilable IN The grincipGl cities ABROAD
InoeStncRt Securities for safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

VINHE GUTTA PERCIlA AND RUBBER
i MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 20 WArenst, New
YoykThe Board Of trustees Of Ills Company have isca,ed
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT Ito capital sleek, payable @
Ths transfer books win b. .losed Thursday the 10th
INST 10 SEMI l. W. LEWIS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

Shoulders g,,a97c; Rib sdes l3al3hc Clear siaes
but gStsoy lever sales shgpsr e ns 20 out. SDa
UNCHANGED Rscsg,sFour oo9 b6ls wfs, Ave s09y
bush. Hogs. $50: Garlic, 100. a. T..
TOLEDO Aug 2i-Flour steady and firm. Wheat nrTn IN
fair demand no New White Michigan, u 2S Extra Sew
DO 81 s9s. 39 Amber Michigan 81 49, spos sa a Nsr
81 "a No Winter. u 43 spot 81 A. August NO
do, New 81 ~ Reected 81 II No Amber iii ni
Mixed cash ocobsr Low Mined tx, . e.
No q cash. and August, 45c september Al 2c octooer
s2c White New 4s1 Michigan cash ana Angs aos
Receips-iOO bbls Flour n bush Wheat 1000 6ns
81 oats Shipments 100 bDls Fiouf o'ooo
bush WHEAT $4,000 bush. Corn 900 bush oats a..
WIlMycToy n e.. Aug 21.-Sprts Of Turpcntins rim
at 2sis Rosn quiet at 81 strained Tar steady at W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

SAILS FOR PRESENT DELIVERY.
YIn-fay Iaef Eva'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23
Pul0eno Notices.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMrANr.l

WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. ~ Broadway, ewlork July i, lslo) 4.
v1NHE COUPONS on the FUNDED BONDS OF
Il the WEST WISCONSIN, RAILWAY CoMPANl dns
will be paid gold the Office II the New for.
and Indemnity Company No 81 Broadws On ana
after thai date H. y FLOWER, TREASURER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-23

Total since Jan. oo''||
The following is comparative statement OF the
exports of specie from the port of New>York to
foreign ports since Jan to this date for period OF
% 4
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
Real Estate Transfers.


The following are the real estate transfers
for the week ending Thursday, September
30, copied from the books of the mortgage
office:
Ten lots in square bounded by Gasauet.
Palmyra, ST. Patrick and Bernadotte streets,
designated by the Nos l to 9 inclusive, sold
for $500; mortgage $500.
Lots four and five in square bounded by
Girod streets, sold for $3000 retained in
hands $1,000
l. Lot No. in square bounded by Clio.
EratO, CarOndelet and Baronpe streets
=. A lot in same square, having wenty six
fee t front on Clio street; sold for $3.50; cash
$3.50, reversion $1,000, mortgage $4,000
Lot of ground in square bounded by Dau-
streets; sold for s2a3O; cash $ll15, mortgage
$lll5.
Lot of ground in same square; sold for
$li00; cash $500, mortgage 500.
A certain portion of ground in square No.
2l, d, bounded by Washington, Second,
Burdette and Hampson streets; sold for
$3.50; cash $3.50, mortgage $500.
l. Lot No 5 in square bounded by Philip,
First, Howard and Jacob streets. .. A por-
tion of ground in square No. ., bounded by
Philip, First, Howard and Jacob streets.
3 Lot No 5 in square No. 296, bounded by
Locust, jackson, Freret and Josephine
streets. 4. A lot 10 the triangle bounded
by Annuncistien, Erato and ST. Thomas
streets. Sold for $500: cash $500, mort
gage $4,000.
A lot in square bounded by St. Peter,
Royal, Bourbon and Orleans streets, sold
fer $4,000; cash $1,000, mortgage $4,000.
Lots Nos. 12 13 and II. in square No. 8,
bounded by Moreau, Tricou, Delaronde and
Hancock streets, sold for $1,000; cash $500,
mortgage 500.
Lot No. in square bounded by Baronne,
Dryades, Erato and Thalia streets, sold for
S2755; retained in hands $lO35 IS, cash
$l7I9 As.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
POLITICAL NOTIOES.

Rooms state Central Executive Commit.
tee o. the Republican Party, state Of Louisiana
snring peace, good Lr AID q etable and frugal
government IN Louisiana and view of the national
Sy the STATE have
Republican Party Of Louisiana for a reorganza-
ton II said party upon the following declaration
Of principles. Qualified voters, without regard to
former party affiliations are respectfully invited
TO subscribe thereto aud organize to he ends re-.
cited
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLBs
!. The equality, civil and political, of all men
before the law, and their especial protection in
the rights Of labor. suffrage and public steward
ship.
2. The republic is a nation. one and inssparable.
3. The maintenance and enforcement of the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth Amendments
to the constitution and laws enacted Hereunder,
4. An honest, economical and efficient admins.
trston of the public trusts and the election to that
end of scrupuous and capable men only.
5. Continued reduction OF taxation.
g. Opposition to all legialation In the interest of
:. The prompt punishment for all pillage in pub.
lie station and for sll assaults upon personal
Free education for all the children of the State
8. To ;mmigi alton is extended hearty welcome
to the abundant resources al d prosperity which
under their devel0pmt mt await labor In Louisiana.
10; We affirm the cardinal principles OF the Re.
publlcan party which have become the estab.
lished policy of the nation In especial relation to
citlzenship, enfranch sement civil rights, and TO
the internal improvements already projected in
behalf OF our present commercial and agricultural
needs to wit in a river outlet anil the rebuilding
of the levees by national sid and to promote that
policy and DrInx about perfect smity bet ween
all classes in the State, dv promise our best en-.
deavors
ii. The earliest practicable attainment Of cur
rency convertible with ooin, and to that end such
continuous and unfalterng steps toward resump.
tion as may not embarrsss material interests
IL. That in this declaration disavow all par.
tisan pref judices, and welcome all citizens who
shall desire to unite with us in earnest effort
secure the best measures aud servants to Louis.
ana.
BY order of the Committee.
S B. PACKARD President.
J. B. @. PITKIN, Corresponding Secretary
eel0 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
Henry. w. Hough VS.. Mrs. John Freret
ct als.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
l. of Orleans, No. 66l7 BY virtue of a writ of
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants aud Auction
eers Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, III the Second District of
this city, on WEDNESDAY, November 3, 1875, at
twelve.o'clock NJ, the following described proper
4 CsRTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
with all and singular the buildings and improve
monts thereon, aud the appurtenances thereof,
situated in che First District of this city in the
square bounded bv Common, Graver, St. Mary or
Locust and st Mark or Magnolia streets, measur.
by one hundred and thirteen feet eight inches in
depth between equal and parallel lines, running
back to an alley ten feet WIDE running through
being The remainder nearest Magnolia stIe.t of
those fl We certain let's of ground ed by the
numbers fomr to eight inclusive, on plan drawn
by George Merrch, engineer, dated eleventh No
yembsr, 1912, and which the defendant herein,
Mrs. annette vienne, widow of John Freret ac.
auiIed by purchase from the estate Of Thomas M
WsdwOrth, BY an act passed before George w.
Rareshide late notary public in this city on the
seventeenth Of May. 1876.
Terms-l. In cash for sufficient amount to nav
plaintiffs claim say the sum of eleven hundred
and sxty six dollars and sixty,sx and two-thirds
cents with interest thereon at the rate of We per
cent per annum from the twenty fifth day of Jan.
uary 1873, until the dsv Of sale, five per cent at
tornsy's fees and costs of suit.
@ The purchaser to assume, to the extend of the
amount of his bid, the payment of promissOry
note for the sum Of five hundred and eighty three
dolla,s and thirty three and ons.third cents Sc
fsndsnt the ssS Srs WIDOW JOHN FrsTet ~ ts Ssr
own order and indorsed BY herself, dated january
s e Ssas
from date until pxid.
D. And the halapes ofthe price Of adjudication il
w RuGRNE wAaGAnAN,
oc2 10 II NOS Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
UUURr RKCoRD.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l. 1875.


0upOfu0f DlstflcS COukss
Heirs of John II. Pearson vs.. city of New
assessed for more than $500 drainage
tax in the Sixth Distric'; that the city has
exhausted it's rights by collecting more
than $3.50, 600; that the amount of $78 1853
called for by the writ of the Supreme Court
has been realized. Injunction on bond of
$500 Issued against the Board OF Admins
traitors and the sheriff.
New Orleaps, St. Louis and Chicago
Rail- o ad vs. Board of AsseesOra.-Peti-
TONERS allege they are assessed $lOO. 1000 on
capital which IA illegal and wrong; that it
is a consolidation of the jackson and
Great Northern rail- DAD and Mississippi
Central railroad under act No. AZ of 1874;
that only SS BOG of the Ioid ia within
Louisiana, and that the movable prop
erty Is assessed in double it's value.
Prayer that the capital be exempted and
reduction made.
Citizens Bank vs. New Orleans National
Building Association. sets forth
that defendants owe $2935 40 for premiums
on assurance accounts.
First District Csurt.
NoLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Baptiste Despot, for assault and battery.
PLEADED GUILTY.
John Williams, alias Double Head, of as
saYt and battery.
vERDICrs.
Edw. Crummev, assault and battery mis-
trial; John Sullivan, of petty larceny,
guilty; Mary Scott, assault aud battery, not
guilty; Victoria White, petty larceny, not
guilty.
SENTENCE
Joe Brennan, for assault and battery, one
month.
second District Court.
Tutorship of minor children Of Fitzwil-
liam Lonsdale opened.
Successions Of John Maclin, Catherine
Heavey and John Saux opened.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

ed F0kE JUDGE EvANs.-The following
md were sent to the First District Court:
tbert Russell pleaded guilty to stealing
birt.
sYl pbert Dover, assault with knife on
I'd N SchrOut.
klina Mathews, larceny of clothing.
VI bert Ford, assault and battery on his
borge Leo, assault with Q dangerous
BON ON Josephine Washington.
q sgaret Welsh, assault and battery on
~ Mullen.
b 8. Dennee. assault with dangerous
rn bon on j. 8. Priest.
at CASE Of Wendover; charged with
~, will be heard next week.
an eph Fernandez ID up for picking the
h of Nrs. Elisabeth Jones.