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Trustees,
SHERIFFS SALES,
l9ustus Franklin Hickman vs., Gus.aye

Augustus Franklin Hickman vs.. Gusta ve
J. 5.e5ef and VILLAIN o P FrsIe5, 4 sedo;
L OF Orleans, No. i3,s2s.-By virtue Of a wit Of
FER facas TO me directed by the honorable
TIE Foa.h District Court for the parish Of Orleans
II the above entitled cause. will proceed 20 sell az
pablo auction. al the Merchants and AuetioneerS
Exchange, ROYAL street, between CANA and Gus.
.omLouse streets. in the Second Distr.c. of tbs
CITY. on SATURDAY, February S, 1876, at twelve
ALL TIE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST Of
Gc-tave Joseph Freret and of William Peter Ere
heirs a. law in the success sion Of their late
father, Jaues P. Freret their said interest IN
sad s-cce zscn consisting of one undivided ,wel.
-ysc-h part TO each of them in and 20 tie prop.
e1.y hereinafter described to wit
l. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in TIE
FIRST District OF this city in the square bounded
py ST. James, Tchoupitoulas Religious ard Marse;
streets. as per sketch Of ". 7. Thompson deputy
city surveyor: on the nineteenth OF August. lass
sad portion OF ground measures two hundred and
1:ty-fve feet nike inches two lines front On 81.
James street the same the line dividing Il
hundred and sfty nine feet ten inches three lies
front On Icholptouas and Religious streets
respectively. The improvements comprise .~o
oDesto-y trek warehouses site roof leased as
tohacco warehouse until October !, 1876, a. ECO
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. IN the Sixth
District Of this city, IN the square bounded By LOU
is:aEa avenue, Toledano, Pry Iana and 81. Charles
streets, aud is composed of the whole OF lots run.
eers fourteen TO nine teen. inclusive and portions
OF lots numbers one to seven, inclusive, and lot
number eleven, and has q total measurement of
one EuLUteo anu eleven 1eet ten 'lEcneS front on
Louisiana avenue. and running through the sc rare.
has a total depth OF three hundred ara twenty
feet, between parallel lines. ana fror. OF Tols.
dsno street OF one hundred and eleven zee! Ten
irchef together with all the improvements there.
OF. comprising a one-stoIy and q tie i,ane
cottage, Ia.sed on brick basement, oa-toc.ea,
s-a0l;ng, etc.
:. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. n lie
sane dist, let and square as the foregoing formed
OF TIE larger portion of the lots numbers oce TWO
and three, forming the corner OF Prvtar.a and
Iotoano streets, measuring ninety feet iror. on
PFytania street. by one hundred and twen-y feet
II depf and front on TOiedaao street, together
with al the improvements thereon, CONFUSING
two-story frame dwelling. shingle ROOF, leased
anti re nrst Of October 1876, at SIS per mou.h.
j. THIRD MORTGAGE NOTE on The Willow
Grove Piantation, parish Of st. John ths Bap-s.,
LOUISIANA, for $500. dated the fifteenth o. May,
id'Zr payable one year after date and bt aring IT,
,eTest OF eight per cent per aunum from maturity
III Ill onal payment.
:. SCSORY BILLS RECEIVABLE, ETC, amount
-ng TO F!los 81, AS per inventory t.e.
Seed in the above suit
LiTGENE W4GG4NsN
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EUGENE WAGGANAN
la25 te5 Is 26 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans

Henry Freflsen vs.. T.. IL. Request. uni.
velsal legates OF lis deceased vile, E. G. Ro-
quest.
SlxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans, No. 82a5.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
ure and sale 10 me directed by the honorable the
sath District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IL
the above entitled cause, win proceed TO sell at
pub!.c auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exehanse, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, ON SATURDAY, February :, 1876, at twelve
o'cock NJ, the following described property, 20
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with az
the rights, ways, privileges and aeplctenarces
thereuEto belonging in anywise aFperra..ing,
situated in the Third District of This city. in ths
square bounded by Esplanade. Miro Gaivez ard
AerIerec streets measuring fifty two feet eleven
inches seven lines front on ksplanade street, two
hundred and sixteen feet in depth and front on
MIRO street two hundred and eighteen feet Eve
lncnee three lines, more or less, on the line next
to Gavez street and ninety.twO feet ten inches
seven lines On the rear lima dividing il from the
property Of L. n. Olivier. Being the same rYvp.
eTty ACQUIRED by Mrs. Elise Grenier, deceased vie
OF Enos Henry Request from plaintiff herein, per
act passed before N. B. Trist notary public ;a ttA
city. on the eleventh of July 1873
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
ja4 II 10 tts Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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INSURANCE,

INSURANCE.
,.,s.,.,."-l,-sc
TWENTY.sIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
To.a, plemuns for the year ending
Ap,E d. ie'o.. 6s,s, .e7 y
Earned premiums, less reinsurance ard
- return premium ........ Z16,lGT
ERE, marine AID RIVER losses. $li6, 31o 99
Taxes, expenses, rebate in
Leu q! participation, less
interest, e;c.............. 12,7c5 s3-2l4 "a "a
Leaving. after paying ten per cent on
CAPITA stcck, Let PARLIAMENTARY. ga 20 ID
Ola assets. 8tlu,Jtl 81
TIE Beard OF Trustees resolved that after pay.
ng tne anna. interest Of ten per cect or lie cap.
:ral stock Of tie company that dividend Of
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in casi On and Afc<r
ire fourteenth day of June next 70 those parties
-osurlug with TIE company entitled 20 -eee-ye ire
sane.
Trustees.
Thomas A. Adams. Samue- B. Newman.
SAME. Il. Kennedy, G. T. Buddecke,
John Phe-ps, Adam Thompeoa,
Henry AoTa ham, p n. Strong
Victor Never Joseph Bowling,
Edward J. Gay, Andrew Stewart,
Simon Bernstein, George Martin,
Joseph 3. Wots. 1. C. Jurey,
Edward Pilsbury, George ". Seatel,
Frederick Camef6en, John II. SarG-ose,
SIMON so.che!ner, z. B. Post,
John {. King, J. /. Harris.
Joseph Stone, Ain ,1M0ulton.
Edward Naue, A. LJSi.
nv 2rSu
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Js4 II Is fe5 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
Mrs. Louise Develie Widow Henry Michel
VS.. Frederick Fries.
nNYyYN

VS.. Frederick Fries.
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 1O64.-By virtue Of q writ of se;z.
IRE and sale to directed by the honorable the
min District Court for the parish OF Orlesrs
in the above entitled cause, will proceed 10 sell
It pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street between Canal and
Custonhouse streets, in the Second District OF this
city. or SATURDAY, February 26. 1870 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, 70
wit ~ ~
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together vii,
the buildings and Improvements thereon slrustsd
in the SubarO Treme Second District Of this CIV
IN the square comprised within Barracks EosDi-
tai, MIRO and Tonti streets, making part of iot
designated by the number nineteen or a Man
made by Z. Brinser, late surveyor on the fourth
OF November, 1873 and anne xed to an act Of tie
third Of June 1874 before c. Pollock, late notary
measure, thirty feet front on Barracks sTree.. b,
one hundred and twenty fl 70 teet in depth. re-.
tween parallel lines, bounded on the side toward
Ion'l street by the other part of lot number une-
teen, and on the side toward Miro street by lo5
number eighteen. Which said lot OF ground was
acquired by the defendant herein from Mrs. Mare
MoafceI!y, oy an act executed before o. Morsl
July. 1866. -
Selzed Ill the above suit.
IelMs-CaSh Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
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resolution.
Senator De:iege moved 20 amend the res
olution by striking GU. the word ''debata
ble"
On motion Of Senator Allan the motion
was laid on the table.
Senator Brewster moved 20 .ay tie reso.
luton on the table.
Lost.
Senator Allan called for the previous
question on the adoption of the resolution.
The main question was ordered.
Senator Brewster called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result:
Yeas-Allain, Blackburn, Breaux, Cage,
Chadbourn, Dumont, George, Goode,
Greene, Grover, Harper, Kelly, Ogden, Pol
lard, Steven, Wharton, White, Young-lS.
Nays-Alexander, Anderson, Brewster.
Burch, Detiege, Mascot, Twitchell, Weber
Absent = Blunt, Eustis, Gla, Herwig,
Kelso, Landry, Robertson, Stamps, Sypher,
Whitney-l0.
Adopted.
vote just taken, and then moved to lay that
motion to reconsider on the table.
The yeas and nays were called with the
following result:
Yeas - Allan, Anderson, Blackburn,
Breaux, Cage, Chadbourn. Dumont. George,
Goode, Greene, Grover, Harper, Kelly, Lam
dry, Pollard, Stamps, Steven, Twitchell,
Wharton, White, Young-2l.
Nays-Alexander, Brewster, Burch, De-
tiege, Masicot, Weber,
Absent = Blunt, Eustis, Ola, Herwig.
kelso. Ogden, Robertson, Sypher, Whit
ney-9.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
ACTION ON REPORTS OF COMMITTEES LYING;
OVER.
Senator Weber asked and obtained unsni-
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LOCAL POLITICS,
THE DEMOCRACY.


The Democratic County Convention for the
selection Of delegates to the State Convention
which meets at Springfield next Thursday vas
held in Union Hall yesterday afternoon, and
was marked with the widest and most noisy
confusion imaginable. Like many similar as
semblages, it was composed largely Of a class Of
men who insist upon being heard first, last, and
all the time, and unless they are recognized by
whole convention, they desire to drown every
one clsc's voice in sea Of confusion. Yester-
days gathering Of the unwashed and unterrihed
representative Democrats, and the rabblc who
accompanied them, was no exception to
the general rule, but on the con-
trary was even more noisy, dcmonstratiye,
and arbitrary than any previous Convention Of
the same party. MIR. G. s. Cameron could GER
tainly testify TO the arbitrary spirit which pre-
vailed; for, in spite OF his persistent and loud
remonst1anccs, &c was choked of and not al
lowed free speech as delegate, aud SO e1-
pressed himself to the Convention amid con-
fusion which Eva]ed that Of savages in
an Orgy. Never Was there a more disgraceful,
4 more tyrannteal, nor more mobbish Conycn-
ton IN Cook County.
For IN hour before the time e o'clock an
bounced for opening Of the Convention, large
crown assembled on the sidewalk In
front Of tho hall and canvassed the situa-
tion. When the hour ca1ne the dele
gates slowly gathered IN the hall, and
seemingly made no effort to take their places.
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Resolutions were passed indorsing the nomina,
tious, and the universal sentiment expressed
was one OF confidence In the result.
Fl. SCOTT, ks., June 17.-The nomination 81
Hayes and Wheeler is received with general
satisfaction BY Republicans in this SECTION. =
grind ratification meeting will be held in this
city on Monday evening.
LOUISIANA 80
NEW ORLEANS, June IA large and en-
thusiastic Republican meeting was held ut
the Mechanics Institute tonight. Ex--6oy.
Warmoth presided. Speeches were made
by e1-Congrcssman Sheldon, Gen. George
4. Sheridan, and others. One hundred
guns we're fred, ,and grand display Of fireWork
in ratification Of the nomination Of Hayes ana
Wheeler. Ex-Goy.~ .~Warmoth said every Liberal
Republican in the Union will support the ticket,
and Louisiana will give it q, coo majority.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., June IA large and en-
thusiastic Hayes and Wheeler ratification meet
ing was held here tonight, with an artillery
salute of fifty guns, fireworks, etc. Addresses
were delivered By Prof. P. i. Chadbourne, OF
Williams College, Mass, and others.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 1.-The colored Repub-
Icans fired salute in honor Of the Cincinnati
nominations.
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"EEuE FRE1E PRES5E u"
nf yesfnrfiar affar11nnn snid.

OF yesterday afternoon said:
After three days hot wrestling OF the best elc-
mepts Of the Republican party against the cohorts
Of machine politicians, we can, with joyful con-
President and Vise-fresident of the uni.ed ID States
at the head OF our columns. 1t wns hot battle
and it is closely acquired victory, but 1t Is vic
tory which eaves the country the possibility that
candidates, deceive the undecided and thus gain
the supremacy. The Neue Freie F'rkese particQlar-
ly look upon this victory with satisfaction On
the 9th Of June last did We mention r. b. Hayes as
continued indct.sigable cxertions Of our
next friends at the place Of the Convention,
the three votes, the breaking of OF which from
the phalanx of Blaine decided the victory for
Hayes, would not have been gained.
Rutherford B. Hayes is man who has behind
him long life full Of honest labor, who in war
and in peace, On the battlefield which he saturated
With bis blood, in the Office Of Governor Of Ohio
and in the House Of Representatives., has always
done his whole duty. Nothing characterizes the
better than that after public activity OF near
" twenty years his adyerearies did not eren make
the attempt to accuse him Of dishonorable action
when he ran for Governor OF Ohio against the in
nationists last fall. Hayes is what the country
and strong hand who will introduce straight or
William a. Wheeler, the candidate for Vice.
President, is also man Of acknowledge honesty
settled, distsust against the Democrats, who arc
always ready to show their fncorrigiblenese, the
victory Of the Republicans with such candidates as
Hayes and Wheeler ID well assured. The joy Of
both candidates and the defeat Of the machine
politicians knew no bounde. Carl Schurz, who
was actively working at Cincinnati In the interest
Of REFORM is well satisfied with the ticket and viii
take part IN the campaign. His eloquente will add
not little to swell nightly the minority Of both
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CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCISCO, June 17.-In commenting on
the nominations at Cincinnati this morning the
Cal says: ave regard this as strong ticket.
The nomination OF Hayes will consolidate the
entire Republican party. The country has heard
less OF him than OF Blaine, Morton, Conlling,
OF Bristow, but has heard only good of him. We
do not know q prominent man with more i'm
preguable reputatfon.''
The Chronicle remarks: 1.-THE ticket tsstrong
- fact which will be more generally recognized
than 1t now is, when the stress Of the canvass
begins to be felt. The Republicans can now
enter upon the canvass, carrying no weight, and
free to wage an aggressive warfare. Hayes is,
in point of availability, the wiscst choice that
could have been made, with the single exception
Of Bristow.:'
The Ala comments: ssIn common with q
vast majority Of Republicans OF this city, We
feel measure Of disappointment at the defeat
Of Blaine as the candidate for President. But
Of Gov. Hayes and his antecedents. OF all the
candidates before the Convention, merit to
Blaine, Gov. Hayes is the most popular Gem
erl sentiment, SO far as it has found expression,
seems to be that Hayes was the second choice
OF almost every one, and the nomination will
secure the united support OF the party. The
only .sore-heads, il any, will be found among
the Federal brigade. Whealer's nomination
gives general satisfaction.''
THE PRoPLE-
The nominations meet with increased favor
and enthusiasm as the political situation and
merits OF the candidates are more fully dis
cussed. Straight Republicans and Independ-
ents alike express cordial approval Of the work
Of the Convention, and the Independent press
Of the city heartily endorse the ticket, and will
sentative men Of the party are of tue most
favorable character. and the Democratic leaders
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WEST VIRGINIA.
THE BAND BEGIEs To PLAY.

WHEELING, ". Va, June 17.-The nomina-
tion Of Hayes WAS promptly and enthusiastically
celebrated here last evening with salute Of 100
guns. A large procession, headed by . band Of
music, marched through the streets to the In
telige7cer office and residences of prominent
citizens and addresses were made
by the Hon. c.. D. Hubbard and
others. As the crowd passed through the
streets the city was vocal with cheering, and
the citizens shouting for Hayes and Wheeler,
singing "Ra1ly round the tag, boys" and
other stirring songs. The ticket is regarded rs
strong, and gets IN o1d-timc scnd-oG here A
ratification meeting was held tonight, attended
by large crowd. Hayes and Wheeler were en-
thusiastically indorsed in stirring speeches.
Steps we're taken toward the organization OF
HAYES battalion.
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FGOH1As
Special Dtspa&eh to 11e 7ltbuaA
PEORIA, ILL.,, June l7.-The Republicans here
NOV that the disappointment over Blaine's de
fest Is wearing away, are beginning to accept
the result at Cincinnati with proper considers
Inge1soll Is 50 absolutely adored in Pc
o1ia that the defeat Of his fayorite plunges
the whole party into grief, but Il
Is nov generally conceded that Hayes and
Wheeler are strong team, and will consolidate
the entire strength of the Republican party,
something which 1t was feared Blaine, with oil
his magnetism and power, could not have done.
There will be, It Is thought, solid Republican
vote all over the country which will put Hayes
in the White House, and successfully bridge
over what might have been another bloody
chasm.
Special Dtspatch TO The Ifibune.
QUINCY, Ill, June 17.-Although the Rcpub-
litans OF this city were at first considerably
disgusted with the nomination Of Hayes and
Wheeler, they have to day very much recovered
their humor, and are now disposed to regard the
ticket as an exceedingly strong one.
cARLISv1LE.
Special Nspatc0 to The Tribune.
CARL1Sv1LLE. ILL.,, June 17.-Great enthusi-
asm is being manifested here and throughout
Southern Illinois over the nomination Of Hayes
and Wheeler. A salute Of thirty-cight guns
has just been fired in honor Of the ticket. The
ticket has every element Of strength, and will
close up the ranks Of the Republican party,
which again presents solid front. Everything
indicates glorious victory in November.
DECATUR.
Special nepdtch 10 The 111bane.
DECATUR, H., June 1.-THE Republicans are
to rattfy tonight, and it is expected that pow
der will be burned and speeches be made High
Crcar, candidate for Elector, is expected to
open the campaign. All factions OF tie Repub-
licans to-day here seem disposed to give Hayes
and Wheeler cheerful support.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION NOTES.
S7. LOUIS, No., June 17.-Frederick o.
Prince, Secretary Of the Democratic National
Committee, arrived here to-day, and will act
with the local Committee in pcrfecting arrange
ments for the Democratic National Convention.
Augustus Schell, Chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, is expected here tonight,
and other gentlemen Of note will probably arrive
next week. AL the hotels arc busiiy engaged
In completing arrangements for accommodating
the State delegations and other guests, and
from present appearances there will be no lack
for ali who may visit the city during the session
of the Convention.
TILLIS'.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 17.-Ex-Gov. johnson an-
nounccs that he is not a candidate for Gov
ernor, but will serve the people if elected.
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respectable In the character Of the men, witt
some experience in the civil service"
speaking of the forthcoming s.; Louis Con, Con
ventfon, the came paper says: The selection
publicans mag lead to the choice Of Governor m
and q Democrat from the West, with a VICE
President from the East-''
WHAT TuuRLow wKED SAYS.
Very few prominent men in politics remain u
town. Thurlow Weed wanted Nashb9r1e, nnt
says: 'The nomination aburdanfly Flnulc3tes
the independence and good sense OF nc Ion-
vention in these days Of painful demoral1zallons
with tainted political atmosphere anu popu,,
lar sensibilitv heretofore unknown ~ WILL 3.
have been perous not tata', noernt 10 pad 1edo Do
not credit the DEMOCRACY with sense enough to
nominnte strong ticket The nomination Of
HAYES and Wheeler will arouse and
unite in this State all ,d'ae,o,e the enfna- d1,q
Ing the Rebellion When asked what he
thought OF Gor. Tnden's strength, Mr. Weed
6aid: II an willing to be put on record LOT
expressing the opinion that If GOV. 1uden Is the
Democratic candidate for President or Governor,
the Republican State ticket will be elected by
from 5000 to 5000 majority"
JOSEPH H. cuOATE,
who may be considered the most prominent rep
1esentatiye in town Of the Republican reform
Club, which figured at Cincinnati in the Brlstow
interest, said that the nomination would 90 y,
uluIE LO uE~l1 lQG 0L1CA[AAI1 @A"E%@AA5 -
the party than any other that could
have been made The name OF
Congressman William 4. Wheeler for the sec
ond place on the ticket, In his opinion WAS an
excellent selection, aud would insure the elec-
tion OF the ticket in this State. He was certain
that stronger combination could not have
been found than the present ticket
Malone, the home Of Mr. Wheeler, Was brill
iiantly illuminated last night, while bells we're
rung and cannon fired. In other towns Of the
State the Republicans showed their satisfaction
with the ticket By firing guns.
THE REFORMERS.
10 TIC Hesfera dssociottd PFssa
NEW YoRK, june 1.-THE Eceniay Iost tele-
graphcd representative members Of the cele-
bratcd Fifth-Ayenue Conference on the Cincin-
natl nominations, and rc:eived replies rs fol-
lows: From Mark Hopkins, Of Williamstown,
Mass: ''Personal1y think Hayes nomination
rs excellent one as Mr.. Bristow's would have
been. 60 for it."
Ex-Prcsldcnt Woolsey, Of Yale, says: "I like
nsyes' ha5d.money bar, !, views, and have general
Prof. Sumner says: II suppose the Conven-
tion is to- be regarded an effort on the part OF
the American people to select statesman Tor
their Chief Magistrate In that view 1t seems
TO me u farce+n
, 1876-06-18

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION or THE NOMINATION..
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune
PHILADELPHIA June line Ha11ran1t
Club, On the way nome from CINCINNATI nave
become t1ansmosr1hed, anu appear On the
streets this evening unuer the Strange name Of
the Hayes Club. The white~hatted delegation,
notwithstanding the mortifyfng reflection that
Pcnnsrlyanfa failed to carry single noint in
.,l, rants, 1ao ~ ey 49, Pon. t-: ::
tne Satlonal con'entlol, na'e tetufnea no"e |:
rs they went torth' with lying colors' Bands OF
music greeted them at the depot, and large
couconrse of citizens welcomed them with
cbeers and mined IN
enee's' anu 1olneu - ~
a 7RiuAPhA PROCESSION
through the principal streets Of the city. The
of the Lincoln campaign MANY of The neonle
~ ,;na I'D h-orrr7+ e1t Thai ia +archas snd
IN hne mao Drought OUT 'nelf olo torches, anu
again set them burning with somewhat OF the
old Republican enthusiasm. The procession,
nearly half mile In length, passed down Mar
ra+ snd m chpxtnnt et1eets accomnania5 hv
se -. ,.,a -,1.-,,,. .,;,,.s-~ a,r. ~ front
oanas OIL mus'c playing n,u,'afy ans' ~ iront
ot the Union League clubhouse, on Broad