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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-20
kU0RNH WA00AMiN.
sel9 u % oc2l civil sheriff of the Parish of OrleAns.

The City 81 New Orlea0a ". Louis = tx
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 3104.-By virtue of writ OF
eri facias to directed by the honorable the Su-
peror District Court fer the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause. for city taxes Of 1876 will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street, between
anal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second Dis
trct of this city, on WEDNESDAY, September 20.
1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ the following described
j. CERrxiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city, in square number fifty
one, boundt by Peters, South Market, Tch0upi-
,oulas and Delord streets. designated as lot num-
Der five. measuring eighteen fet on Peters street.
BY thirtv-hve feet in depth South Market street
Q. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitpated in the
Third District of this city in square number three
hundred and pinety -four, BOUNDED by st. C aude.
Mueic, Washington and Marsis ST. eets. designated
- lot number fourteen, me- assuring thirty three
feet on St: Claude s'rrct, by one hundred and
1--WE feet in dep,h.
g. Two CEkTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District Of this city, in square NUMBER
seven hundred and seventy. TOUR, bounded by Pros.
per Maligny, Flysiau Fields and SClidelie streets,
design ated IS f.llows: Lot number t. enty. Two
measuring thirty feet on Prosper street bv one
hundred and 6!ty two feet in depth; lot number
eleven measuring thirty feet ON Sol dele street
by o. hundred and fifty one feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGENE wAGGAMAN
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STATE OF LOUISIANA W.. FOUR L"TS OF
GROUND, fronting on PerdidO and Johnson
streets, in square No 1873; assessed in the lame
THOMAS CASSERLY.
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The City Of New Orleans ". Peter
Manning.

aul9 2 ae2O Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Magazine street, i'll square No. R3,
assessed in the name of BUsBI LIT rLE 4 CO.
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-NO. 3O61.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND,
fronting ON Common streat. in square No. 466;
assessed in the name Of WILLIAM CARROLL.
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state Tax Collector, Pirst District, City OF Ne,
: (lrleana 80 n 80
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TAX COLLECTOR'. SALE-NOS. 1896
and 3517.

State Tax Collector, First District, City Of Ne
Orleans se2O "a 30
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLkANS-
First District, City of New Orleans.
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For Superintendent of Public Education
WILLIAM G. BROWN.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
aul9 Is se2O Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Or,eanS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New Orleans.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-02

san I-.ncts,o. GI:reh l.. TH.. Pacific
jock >lub las no ye, pad tie owner
: "s | p>.er his l,'.U1N. Tn, !Uh wanted
t. pay $1,000. which h. declined to
, art.~pt. LAt nuuey WIS to H.. lacl
Iat. yesterday. ,uG til. Club asked ali
p-A aay.
/ 'a autloritetiVely stated fiat ia,
u"4e. oi one uf the horses declared jls
.anreJ wi! bring thr mat,,r bsiGrr the
rouu-, claiming the Amcuu: n! thlrI @,
fourth money on contract with the Club.
unael y ,,ch his borss VAS cut,r,G. il
acticA III stand. the result viii denerd
Oh >ingie point-whether tie horse
was ar'gally dIstanrci-,aul unnn th'S
poini :. number Of witnesses have yO.uu
;ee1ei their testimony
Arrber'7 fare and freight bill passed
the Assembly yesterday, after i1Ig de-
bate. os 50 ayes 10 s noes
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II proposed to div .daup Con- Virginia
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
Foreign Notes,


A despatch from Berlin says Bismarck at
tended the Reichsrath a short time Thurs
day. He looks in much better health than last
spring.
A London correspondent of the Post tele-
graphs as follows: have the authority of a
foreign officer for the statement that the Cir
cumstantial account of the British plans, pub
lished by the Financier on Friday last, which
stated that in case Russia invaded Turkey a
British army corps would Immediately occupy
Constantinople, is purely coniectural
The RepubliqIe Francois condemns the influ-
ences which surround President MacMahop,
and which, it says. try to restrain the Cabinets
liberty of action,
The failure of Alfred Allot was announced
Thursday. He was an extensive iron master
and collery proprietor. He is connected as
partner with the Reinshaw iron works in Der
byshire, the Newbridge Iron Company in
Northamptonshire, and the Ruby iron mines in
Cornwall. Depression of the iron trade and
unfortunate speculations in America are said
to be the cause of his failure.
A special from Argos to the London Times
announces that DR.. Schlaman, while excavating
at the supposed tomb of Agamemnon and Cas-
sandra, has discovered an immense chamber or
tomb containing great variety of gold and
silver plate and jewelry.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Governor Hendricks visited Governor Tilden
yesterday.
Daniel Webster, an esteemed citizen of Sal
isbury, Mass, 81 years of age, died yesterday
Steamer Franklin will proceed to Norfolk in
q few days to relieve the Worcester as receiving
ship.
An Indianapolis despatch say s MI. Hendricks
left there Wednesday night for a conference
with Mr.. Tilden in New York.
James A. Ward, the Democratic warden of
the fifth ward of Worcester, was bound over
for trial yesterday for allowing illegal voting at
the late election.
Rev. Charles R. Fisher, rector of st. Pauls
church in Hartford, died very suddenly yester
day morning. He was the Oldest minister in
the city.
The steamship Necker which arrived at New
York from Southampton yesterday, brought
$723, 675 in gold coin, $175, 600 in silver, making
a total as far as received this week 1880, 675
in gold coin.
The Treasurer of Rio county, Kansas, is q
defaulter to the amount of $4,000. 1t is sup
posed he robbed the safe of $9O0O as that
amount was taken from it some months since,
though he denies it.
Cottrell & Babcock, printing press manufac-
turers, on Spruce street New York. and at Wes-
terley, r. l., who suspended several months ago
with liabilities over 100000, have effected
compromise, and resumed business Wednesday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
MAINE.
The Vote of Hurricane Island,

The Vote of Hurricane Island,
AUGUSTA, Nov. 24.-The Governor and Coun.
Gil heard the case involving the legality of the
vote of Hurricane Island today. A. P. Gould
of Thomaston, appeared for petitioners, and T.
P. Pierce of Rockland, for respondents. Petit
TONERS claim that said island does not belong
to Vinalhaven; second, that the act creating it
voting precinct is unconstitutional, and that
the return of the vote was not sealed as requlr
cd by statute. The Council tabled the case and
adjourned to Thursday, Both.
Omcial Vote for President.
Canvass of votes by Governor and Council
gives Hayes 66,283; Tilden 1866; scattering
663.
Sudden Death.
Charles Stafford, long hardware dealer here,
died suddenly this afternoon.
Suicide i'm Saco.
BIDDEFoRD, Nov. 24.-Francois Bosquet of
Saco committed suicide Sunday night by jump.
ing into the river from Market street bridge.
The river was dragged and the body was found
last night. Jealousy of his wife is ascribed as
being the cause.
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Grimes and Casualties.

Inc Peoria wooden mill at Peoria, ILL.,, was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insurance
"A lad named James Sullivan was run over
thursday night by the cars on the Bristol rail-
morning. ''''o'u"S
w. E. Sinclair, clerk of Horton g, 70
bankers, is under arrest for embezzlino S4o mo
to $4,000. He is we'll known society man. man
The trial of A. G. Weissert, EVIDENTLY COL
lector of internal revenue at Milwaukee. on
indictment for bribery, terminated ABRUPTLY
yesterday. the counsel for the government
entering nolle prosequi.
The man found dead In field in Johnston,
e. l.. on the morning of the 21st inst, and
identhed by JAS White, late of the SUldiers'
Home of Maine, proves to have been some
body else, and is as yet unknown. A daughter
OF White living in Boston declares that the
body is not that.of her father.
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Revolution i'm Lower CaI;forn;.

pan FRANCISCO, Nov. PA San Diego des-
Patcn says that it is reported that revolution
nas pLoAen OUT 10 Lower California Jose Mo.
ciamentos declaring himself Governor. He has
imprisoned Gov. Villagrana and his Secretary
Eodgoigues, seized the custom house at Rio
Juana, deposed Villagrana's collector and re,
stored Coballar, who was removed some
months ago. Many Mexicans have entered
Lower California from this state and Joined
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PORT OF PORTLAND,
Friday, Nov. "a.

Friday, Nov. "a.
ARRIVED.
Brig Elizabeth Ann, (Br) Moore, Boston.
Sch Elya Pettengill, York, Philadelphia-coal to
Randall g McAllister.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Observation-Disclosures
Sch Antelope, Roberts, misunderstanding to Jos
Robson.
Sch Superior, Spoford, Wiscasset- heading to Jos
HobsOn.
Sch Espeeanza, Young, Bristol-dry fish to G
Willard.
BELOW-Sch Eddie Treat.
CLEARED,
Steamship FrancoDia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Sch Emma Hart, Hart, Cardenas -Nutter KIM
ball q Co.
Sch Mahaska. Williams. New York; Libby
Sch lanthe, Johns, Gouldsbor-master.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-C Morse
& Co.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler. st George-master.
Sch Emeline, Blake, Wscasset-Chase Bros.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay-master.
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NOTES.

Official returns from Missouri give the vote
for President as follows: Tiden POP, 687, Hayes
1929, Cooper 3,498.
Returns in the Office OF the Secretary of State
give Packers, Rep, majority of one vote in
the fourth Congressional district of California.
Concerning the reported failure of both Re-
pablicans and Democrats in Newport and Co.
vngton, KY. to vote for electors, prominent
members say that as they vote for President
viva voce, the names of all the electors being
printed on the poll books, it has been the Gus
tom of the voter to say IT. vote for Tilden and
Hendricks" or Hayes and Wheeler" as the
case may be, and in the voters presence the
clerks tally one vote tor each of the electors of
the ticket voted, the so-caed irregularity is
considered of no consequence whatever.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Portsmouth and Dover Railroad.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. pa spirited meeting
of those opposed to further city aid to the
Portsmouth and Dover z. r. was held this eve
ming. As at the two previous meetings, the
discussions took a varied range. The feeling
of the meeting was strongly in favor of giving
help, and after two hours discussion it was
voted, II to 40, that ut is expedient for the
city to appropriate the sum asked for-$44 900.
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Fatal Result.
NEW YORK.
Accidental Murder.

ALBANY, Nov 24.-This afternoon party
of boys were engaged annoying a butcher
named Loring Theus at his place of business
on Third avenue. The butcher, who is said to
have been drinking, drove the boys away with
threats, but they returned and were driven
away again. Then boy named John dresser
entered the shop to buy some liver, when the
boys returned again. BE then threw a large
knife at the boys, but it took another direction
bowelling him. He survived only about twenty
minutes. They were arrested.
The Greeley Monument
Thurlow Weed will preside at the ceremonies
Of unwilling the Greeley monument Dec. 4th.
Bayard Taylor will deliver an address. DR..
Chaplin will conduct the religious exercises. E.
T. Steadman will read poem, and w. II.
B0diwell will make the presentation address i'm
behalf of the printers.
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Referring to the report that brass can

Referring to the report that brass cannon
belonging to the state of Rev York, was sold,
with Gov. Tilden's approval, to the Mississippi
Democratic Committee, Adjutant General
Townsend says he sold condemned cannon to
Mr.. Pruyn of Mechanicsvlle, N. Y, last June,
at 20 cents per pound-two cents above the
market price. Mr.. Pruyn wanted the gun to
fire 4th of July centennial salutes with That
is all Gen. Townsend knows about selling state
arms to Southern committees.
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The Lackawanna Railroad and CoIIierv
TrOnbIea

SCRANTON, Nov. PA bridge $50 feet long
across the creek at Nicholson. north of Scran.
ton, on the Lackawanna Railroad, was burned
last night. 1t is supposed to have been fred
by the late employees of the road, with whom
there has been trouble. The President of the
Lackawanna Railroad says no steps have vet
been taken by that company to reduce wages.
There is some likelihood, however, of various
railroads and mining companies acting in con-
cert as to mining operations after Jan. list.
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DIED.

In Cumberland Mills, Nov. 8, by Rev. Addison
Blanchard, VIM. C. AveIill of Boston and Miss Han.
nah Wilson of Henrietta, Ohio
In Cumberland Mills, Nov. %. Thomas Gorrie and
Miss Amanda Blake, both of Westbrook
In Bridgton, Nov. 16, Nathan Palmer and Lydia
Roes.
In Sebago, Nov. 10, Lyman Garry and Miss Amelia
Shaw.
In Brunswick, Nov. IS, Marquis W. Eveleth and
Miss Ida 2. Sylvester, both of Durham.
In Iopsham, Nov. 81, Josegh Whitney and Miss
Emily A. Thompson.
In Lisbon Falls, Nov. 49, Harvey j. Smith and Miss
Estella A. Goddard, both of Durham.
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f Ell q N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Bismarck's Position,

BfSmarcks FOsltI0u.
BERLIN, Nov. A.-The Marquis of Salisbury,
special ambassador to act with Sir Henry Eli.
OF as English plenipotentiary at the coming
conference, arrived here yesterday on the way
to Constantinople During an interview with
Prince Bismarck, the latter declared the neu-
trality of Germany and promised its cordial
support in any effort for peace, but refused to
back England In the event of a war. He saw
10 objection to the occupation of a portion of
Turkey nv Russia
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away from the town to the vicinity of an old
windmill, on the pretence of having important
information to communicate. He never re-
turned alive, but was found some days after,
nearly upright in the water, with his coat
drawn over his head and other evidence of vic.
lence. He was invited by one of the parties to
drink at the bar before leaving and it is be-
l;eved the liquor was drugged. The election
tickets were never found.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
MARINE NEWS.
British Vessel Dismnsted.

Boston, Nov. 24-The British schooner Te-
resa, from Havre 18th for Charleston, reports
that on the 21st, in gale from the east, while
Is miles west of Cape Ann, she was dsmasted.
The schooner was taken in tow yesterday off
Chatham by the steamer Peril, from New York
for Halifax, and brought to this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market,

FRIDAY, November 2i.-There is but little new to
note in the markets, Poultry is beginning to come
in slowly and chickens are quite plenty at prices
ranging from 12A to &c., Flour is unusually strong
to-day, the Western market being much frmer. Su-
gars are in good demand at 13c for granulated and
Extra G. at 12c. Corn is quiet at 66 q CSC lots
and 69c on bag lots.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
FLORIDA.
The Injunction Case.


TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 4.-The arguments in
the injunction and mandamus cases were con-
tiuued to-day before Judge White. Mr.. Sellers
and Judge Biddle of Philadelphia in speeches,
and Governor Brown of Georgia by written
argument. appeared for the Democrats, and
Gen. Barlow and Judge Emmons for the
Republicans. The court adjourned without
rendering decision. It will possibly decide
tonight, and certainly tomorrow.
No Change i'm the Situation.
There is no change in the situation. There
are three counties yet to hear from. and it will
be Monday before the returns are all in and
possibly later. The result from the face of the
returns will be very close. 1t is probable unless
the cases now pending should go to the Supreme
Court, that the canvass will begin on Monday
or Tuesday. Ii an appeal is made before
Thursday, the canvass will probably run up to
the 9th of December, no matter when it is
opened.
The rumor that Gen. Ruger's federal troops
had been ordered to move at once to Columbia,
S. c., lacks confirmation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
A Rrcach OF Promise Case Dccided.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.-Yesterday Miss Eliza
beth West recovered $4,000 for breach of prom
Ise Of marriage against the estate OF Enoch
meEcemenu of the trial.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Disappearance Of Station Master.
FrTCHBURG, Nov N.-Mr Smith, station
agent of the Worcester and Nashua road at
Lancaster Center, disappeared on Wednesday.
It is rumored that Irregularities in his accounts
have been discovered
Fatal Result.
HAvERHILL, Nov. 24-Moses Stevens, the
brakeman injured by the railway collision at
Ballandvale week ago, died last evening. A
coroners jury has been summoned, viewed the
remains and adjourned for one week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Republican Supervisor Drowned by
Democrats

New YORK, Nov. M.-A Raleigh IN. c.
despatch to the Times says DR.. A. j. Glover,
Supervisor of Elections at Swanquarter, Hyde
County, N. c., was drowned on the night of
Nov. 9th, with the Republican tickets for that
county in his possession. He was accompanied
by party of Democrats, who enticed him
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25

LONDON, November 2.-1.30 P. M-Consols at
9t& for money and account.
LONDON, November 24-12.SO P. M.-American Sc
curities quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, November 24.-t23O P, M.-Cotton-
steady Middng uplands at 6 7-16d do Orleans at
6sd sales 900 bales including 5000 bales for specs
ulation and export. Receipts of $4,000 bales.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. A.-Evening-Money market
was easy at q per cent. on call, closing at 8 per
cent.
Sterling Exchange is quiet at 481 q 4Sta for long
and 1881 q 4S3a for short.
Imports Of dry goods for the week were SLOT $685.
Gold market opened at 1904 and closed at 1903, all
and Der cent. loans also made fiat. The customs
receipts to-day were $4,000. Treasury disburse-
ments 1884, 900 gold and $12,1O in silver Govern.
ments firm.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
eminent securities:
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SAILED-Barques Sarah Frazer and Frgg;
Mechanic and Abby Watson; schs Congress- Emma
f Hart, Vashti r Gates, jed Frye, Lettie Wells.
Pike, Harper, Geo e Prescott, j F Carver, Eliza B
Coffin and others.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25

Daily Domestic Receip,s.

CABAR1EN. Schr Emma Hart-47s9 shocks
and heads 1915 hoops, AIS bush potatoes, 80 bbs
potatoes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-25
TENOR NDA

Brig Rebecca j Paige. Hill. from New York for
Ensenada, is reported ashore the latter port,
and will probably be total wreck She is a vessel
of 274 TONS built at Bath in 1874 and halls from
Boston.
Sch John Wentworth (of Bucksport) Brown, from
Jacksonville for New York, was run into 23d near
Barnegat and badly damaged. She lies at anchor
three miles off the lighthouse in sinking condition
and in want of assistance.
Sch Sarah Reed. Guptl at New York from
Naguabo. reports Nov 6, lat % 81, Ion 10 So picked
up part OF mainboon, gait part of mansai and GAIT
marked 81 E Saunders, Machias
A cable dispatch dated Annoy Nov 81 states that
the Am brig Francis Lewey, Capt Lewey from Swa-
tow Sept for Newchwang had been run into and
sunk by Br steamer Leonor. Six of the crew and
passengers on board the brig were drowned. The
brig registered 1913 tons, was built at Pembroke in
1868, and hailed from New York
Schs Mary Jane, of Bath, and the VIM Carroll, OF
Bucksport, came in contact at Vineyard Haven dur
ing the gale 21st, and both sustained light damage
The schs Union, Charlie Cobb, Mary e Smith, and
Caleb Eaton lost an ancher each, but they were all
recovered 22d.
Sch Dolly Warden, Allen, from New York for Port
de Paix, has put into Norfolk in distress.
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