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New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
TIE REcKwirn EMnEzzLEMENr TRIAL

The trial Of Charles K. B"ckwth for embez-
element was continued yesterday before Judge orth'r-
Land, in the Court Of General Sessions The testimony
was 10 the effect at receipts had been altered ana false
entries made 10 cover the abstraction OF money. TX
Judge Fuerton argued yesterday that the oiicnse Tor
which Beckwh was being tired could not be committed
under the statute. the law defined forgery as an act
ry which demand liability for money was created
DISCHARGED increased diminished ana that the act OF
Ec.kwih--if me- did commit the actin altering receipt
did none of these The court held his position rs unjeI
able. The principal witness Yesterday was ccin oi
Pool & Co.'S MIR ~t1nC wuO testified that thc rrr'iP'
were i'm the handwriting OF former CLERK FOR The hrE,
who died previous 20 The present date Of the receipt
which date had evidently been altered Ihc H9s', @i'h
closed at 8 D. M and the dcfeIsc opened immediately.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Saiss0ftoy the cal.
'NF AlfH
.ala Cleveland
CALEDONIA
AHH
FRIpAY, Oct. 27-P. VI

The principal features of the stock market To-Day
were the continuance Of the bull speculation n
Western Union and the depression of the co"
shares. The movement in the former stock seems
to have no better basis than n real or suppoSea
large outstanding short interest. which M le'S'
makes the speculation easy one so far as carrying
the stock is concerned. The sales of 1t to-day as.
gregated 10000 shares at prices ranging from 30
to 7ios. AT one time the upward movenlSI' ','
received check through the sales of considerao''
amounts of investors stock, which sent the Pn''
from 74as down to 1872 but after the absorption
this stock the rally sharp and rapid to 74'S iO
lowed bya reaction to 74074is The coal sna,"
went through their usual fluctuations, but WIN
steady tendency toward lower prices AlthonCh"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
SBipPING NrELLiGENCE
PORT OF NEwYoRR ........,.........ocI q.

oonr OF NEW. YORK commonwealth y.
e..,r,.,, ci,y o, chester Brj Loitch Liverpool VIA
tSao irandoi. Faclo,h Fernaldna via Port Royal
~eam.lp Richmond Neiy NSTt''S' Ci'y Ion' anu i''"'
" s Yt Iiscras ssiI CITY Point End Iacamond Old
SrcasG & O. ddic Davis Philadelphia, Ilt G9nt ~,
sicansiip T,,uy Cdd@al der Clark BALTIMORE VIM pa''
tir FRANK Jono Ncke- san Francisco cl' Smon'on &
EaTE Emma c. GlchGed Hayden, Bruns"ics. Ca John
,5r tli 1aHs Giust Ffan'ch Falmouth or
Frig""t i In5i1 NoylE Sioh Enr Slocoycl . Co
afE Hatt,c Nj lir. Eaton, Dunhnk France j. "'fHr"'I
BAR, Henry (swedl. Eds-om Amsterdam Punch Eiye q
Bark Colin T. Mcneil CTowe.. Laeuayra ahd Porto cabelo'
rg Vcioii sanders Bridgetowu Bar. H. Trowbrdso'
FT, Apollo ,Brl Benson Pierre, Mart. r. P Back
CO Hrr Am,co da,J E.po.i'o Belfast Ireland, Lauro.
i,jy II r. I,,es Collins RE 70. las = ward co
IN tiMil Post Eustin sag iiaIDor. rdseon Chr's'o
SER Ida u Gibson Bennett. Hchmoni. Va sasht
.r6r T. r. E,igft MCINTYRE BOSTON. Frrs1son & Wood
Scf Sriiug Brl tiir) Mclean, John. y. B. scnum'H
scir stephen g. rinkn,m rnsnam, 81 Paul de Loanla
A.ricl Yates G Pore: a.id ,.,.,..,. . p.,,r
Som. Sem !ani, .io. a ~ AGir,tiac f W,rr5a .;1y.
schr Mar 4 Withan, Austin roIt ga Prince ii'yu' H.
Sem a. m Frye smith, Perth Amboy, y. j. Jed Frye
tclr wm NcLeon Rogers. naueor, T. r igcs g co
>,iI. ". & II. Wotact,poon tBrI i'tts ""I''f " -
" B5igc a, &c Es.aSrS Mccuc ph llegha Jas. nnad
steamship Acaprlco gray i.iinwln 10 With md'o.
pass 10 PACING Alid tClasniI CO. , o., - with
m5.c ind ' a,.s 't'i To- JAS s. qrioai o.
I'S'nI,'2 80 ,. i.rf,, @ Is H. s & < C@ ,a'~' wv
steamship Pioneer. Waselcy WlnmetoH y Co win '''i
sj,a,.nt iHcDaont, KrIy Eclmoni cy Point and Nor
a,,sn,,np Hatfyiaa rv1t Naf,ls U.tA mise aud pass
Sirsasnp g. e. Kmelt Chichester or-e;o"n D. Go with
"lS' a' ,.S ,:ir,ick Philadelphia with mI,o. and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
rHE sun coNcERNING CITY oARDAaE.

In the suit of the City of Ncw-lork against
the officials Of Kings County and Cornelius Ferguson
the Shore Inspector OF the habcr counties 70 prevent
them interfering with the police authorities in carrying
garbage to tie sea, Winchester Britton made an ap
cation yesterday to Judge Barrett in The supreme C'
Chambers to lave The transferred 10 Kings County
The application is made the ground that TIE Si is
against NJ Bitton for his official action aS DiSii,A-
touy of gs County and therefore 4 must Toe brDlgu
nm that county. Mr. NacI.cau counsel tor the foi!.c
Board urged thaI fair Trial could not h' Aai NOR
bat in rcpy il argued that the st must hr~ hr placed
i'm fine Iro,r COIN ~ and then such ground motion
might be made to remove It, The court reserved H. de-
CisOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
An ineh,inte. some lilllc timc hack. got into

An inebriate, some little time back, got into
car and became very troublesome aud Annoying to l,e
other passengers, so much 80 h3l IL "is poposu 10
eject bIm but genial and kud-hcarcd reverend doc
tor who also passenger intcrpOSed Iof hiil dlh
sOOthed him into good behavior 10. the remainder Oi ne
Journey Before leaving however. lac sc0wcd upon the
occupants Of the and muttcred some words OF con-
tennt but lac shook hands warmly with c doctor and
SAID "Goodday ny rieud seo Jou know what 1t Is 70
bU drunk
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
PAHSENG Els 4RRiYED.

rpoM AsPINWALI-Ia el-iiashfp i-IpTi@, oct 27.-
Iac,b Seje .u.. Hail. l. T. t"",t' 'a33 N, p&st &
Mr. amt Mira C1ag. GO)ln1tsu \. i s", liS y e. - n,
ani cn Iip, a. r. 3peajar 3I. 4h' 1T " IN m
VaI,.r 1I !, .iIirsu 1irs. j.. ". NntI'I
- : r N--,sn O. Doe e 1f-D lane. I1ras tiay-
bnr1 Cns N ID t'g, i ,Y ih ur. e. p. 1n -. IL Jag
IN. l. L. AMI b. q. 4 r,!rs j. -. calN'4 atJio q s.l'''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
E)cHilsirn

4 SET or TEETH ~ THREE HOURS {;
~ mechanical tenIstry reasonable ciars satisfaction
gaar1ur,,. 20 West lIrv f0ufihot Ne" On.
hk. /. e.. WAIT, No. - East 23d-st., near
Madi ave- only trst-ciass DENTIST IN the cy
p,irus kinf Of dental operation a. low, popnar
rices. Beautiful Rove Pearl 80 10 go, best Rubber
lu To Gold and ilaiiH $50 10 ij Teeth plugged IN
superior fam - upgaTd. call and examine ofer
Rev. Dr. trOy D- Balsry BuLd, cir Gllchrist.
Jauyrn. BALDWIN. Gui Howe.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

MINIATURE ALHANAC a.,
s,r r,scs C5i ~.r s,Is . JO2i NuDr seis.... l:i2
htcH WA;EG ruiz n.y. ~ -, en-
e,p,. TTo o.ii i,oy,, Island 30 H"l g. Ferry. oV1
: ui-n g,i!4. ..Isi, pAT-". 90,
ov t,,, ao3 Coz lsla.G 4.4t Iieu O. Ferry. 6jj
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
nlarhlc ana Slate Mdulc.s.

4 TTENTiON Now is the time 10 purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE HANIELr. , -,
Prices STATS steps ta lers aiiu AZ Nl' OF
sl,fe work. pESRIYE SLATE 90,
20 Union sVaTc. y. I. Athaye. and lIths,9
CRATES AND. FENDBRS
VI Tho JI CrI's aud terr' ever offered
in This iI8Fr, n,s ci ~ every sfe. i"T aIt ilau Low
Crates. With humping at .achmen s'cnlty \ large
variety LOGS, fancy nCkll Plated AEUaiS IRE Iron =
Goa, Vases, Folding S"fc &c Lib'rG discount 70 the
traie. uh altered 70 low or half oW down. COMO
NEG WoOLLhi x ,a.. 3is Caaal 81. New YORK
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS
IVY at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES; also. Monuments.
easoHe PumbeTs and Firn t1re SiaOs Marble Counters
AID Ine. y. kLABLE I3l * i36 Last isth,t ned', ave-
MARBLE, SLATE, and WOOD blANTELS,
IVA tS;AII~, al1 FENDEN~ Iron Crestirg, Fence,
stable Fixtures &c Very large assortment ne" ie,41s
East huudroIn gcn'y eghthst. 1S Hudson'i e"'
York
ID HAND, 81 West 33,l-st., near Broadway,
manufacturer o. Plaster Cynlerpeces and BIacktt nGy
and c'e- designs largest assortment in the cry; caNtny
packed anG sent 10 a rs OF ccodn al the lowest pIces
GTEWAR1's Slate. Marble, and Wood Mantels
- New and elegant drsgns Ringing IN prrc Iou FLO up
The trade ibcraliv IeIt win 20 ud ~ West 23i>t
X FIEST-CL MONUMENTS. Marble
- Granite Yu - 10 5un ~ reduced rates 70 close
oct stock, at LOVES, CyYr.ss HIl- J. l.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
miscellaneous

V'IE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free
Aa iuscnioss gem, % objects 70 find Address. with
stamp. T. G.. ABBEY. BIGhlp. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
See Cream.

4 FACT.-HOKTON's ROE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE oEANGE c,UHIY CREAM.
appreciated Tor s purity, richness ami certainty Of be
ing delivered d good or!J.
CHURCHES FARE. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. &c.
supplied at
&c. PER QUARI.
Dopo'- 3oj Fourthave i2s Rroqdway r chathamst
RUSSELL" ICE CREAM -Churchc, and fairs,
4 - cents per quart Charlotte I;la,r by the dozen
quart. special attention 20 ont town orlrr-.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
4Iuoira! jl9,ramg'lls.

- Y. BALL n Co..
>. 80 IL EAST liTH.IT.
CLickerings Seinways other Pianos and org,n, low
lGlcasn. instalmrnts and for rsni.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Ns shlSV agI'9 Z hIEks I0 rrll-lrI A -PE
CIAL DOUBLE SUPPLEMENT containing the following
illustrations Manchester together with tSuf four col
u original descriptive leucIpeSs Tie Aszc courts
Town Hall Ilccadly ana the lnnrnty iiom Nar
keist The Blue Coat school Dinner Time, Tue tatAydla
u Cathedral, Tho ROYAL iNciaH-' Interior O
the Royal Exchange, EIIu, Bye View OF tue cry n tho
Ncw Town Hal Tower Wow irhui l.nuian tata.c thufcI
of thc Holy ane" ova nston 90 FtHr ft Interior OF
me Cuctnan Lilr busi Of Iiunphry Clcih'm, watts
Wsrrhn.~e. FTre ra1c iial. Tho "ScNtu ~iats Pubic
House upposod be The oldest ccused tavern IN Great
Et.t.luI, sc. go, 49,. ,, 80,
tiuu. NEW.IORK. "iln,r a Rogers.
GAVE - per cent and send direct To Lon
= don for your Fus'-h publ - ons any Lonion SIX
rry weekly, NHview. Illustrated News, Graphic
.r. Field etc VIII be- post free or tiy months 10 any
peat ~ the United states i1r =, J.. hANGE'IpL & Co..
=, London, T..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

aD-1 O'clock P. II.

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New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

~ T. 7 " Nlifl ~
100 DC. l3
Morris and Essex
oo...hCC. 93S
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

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Morris and Essex
GpJ...... %
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
Its Mission Is Nor Ended.

For fourteen years the Republican party
| has governed the nation. its record has be-
come the most brilliant chapter in Amer;-
can history. No citizen need blush over a
sing line Posterity will d we'll with admira-
| ton over the grand work recorded in so
brief a space Of time.
Grand as its past achievements are admit
ted to be, even by its opponents, they will
| be at least equaled, if not surpassed by the
| work of the future.
1t has delivered the nation from the hands
| of its enemies; its future mission will he to
| conduct it to the highest possible plane of
| nationality. 1t has public debt to pay, the
| pledged faith of the country to maintain, a
currency to redeem in coin, an emancipated
| race to protect. before it can retire from
| work to which it was called By the voice Of
! the people
1t is not idle boasting, but a recognized
truth, when We say that the Republican
party represents the intelligence, the wis
dom, the patriotism, the honor of the nation,
as found among all classes. among men OF
culture, wealth, industry, the true govern
ing elements Of nations. Could the two
parties pass in review, so that the nation
could contrast the material of each, there
would be no hesitation among fair minded
citizens as the party most entitled to sup
port.
Democracy has some good men il its
ranks. men who desire to do right, and who
earnestly seek, through their votes and III
fiuence, to advance the interests of their
country. But they are in hopeless minor.
ity, powerless to control the bad elements
which exert controlling influence in the
Democratic party. Honor, patriotism, re-
spectability, intelligence, are the exceptions
in Democracy, while in the Republican
party they are the rule.
Rascals will creep into the best organized
society. They will get into the church, the
best protected orders, the family circle.
They are not invited, but they come under
when their acts betray them. Such men
Republican party, but as soon as known
they receive the lash of indignation, or if
criminally guilty, the penalties laid down
in the law. They have never been shell
tered by the party, and they never will be.
Whenever, or wherever discovered, they
will have melted out to them the punish
ment they deserve.
This is all that any human organization
can do. We should expect no more from a
party; we should be satisfied with no less.
To search out and punish the delinquent;
to ignore the unworthy; to turn a cold
shoulder to those who would use the party
to promote their own selfish purposes, should
be the object and aim of true Republicans.
Our ranks are filled with noble characters,
men of public and private virtue, whose
names have become household words in the
localities where they reside. To bring them
to the front; to nominate them for Office; to
select them as leaders, is to write victory
ON our party banners. Let this important
duty be perfOrmed.-Ihc Republic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
Sho Meant Business.

They have some queer girls over in Colo
RADIO. One of them. who resides in the
Cache la Poudre valley. had been receiving
the attentions of q young man for about a
year, but, becoming impatient at his failure
to bring matters to a crisis, she resolved to
ascertain his intentions. When he next
called she took him gently by the ear, led
him to seat, and said:
"Nobby, you've bin foolin' round this
claim for mighty near a year, an hev never
yit shot off yer mouth on the marryin' biz.
I've ccttoned to yer ON the square clean
through, an hev stood off every other
gsloot thet hes tried ter chip in; an now
want yer to come down tn business or leave
the rancho. Eff yer on the marry an want
q pard thet'n stick rite to ye till yer pass in
yer checks an the good Lord calls ye over
the range, jist squeal an we'll hitch; but eff
that amt yer game, draw out and give some
other Teller show fur his pile. Now sing
yer song or skip out"
He sang.-Laramie Sun.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NKW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, !
FRIDAY EVENING. January 7. 1876. J

FRIDAY EVENING, January Z. 1870
The market continues quiet, and notwith-
standing the large amount OF paper falling
due on the third and fourth, money has
ruled easy throughout the week. The banks
for the NEST part report q fair discount de-
msnd, while IN the street the inquiry for
money is slack. First class collateral loans
are scarce, and We learn of transactions at
8 v cent on such securities. Foreign and
domestic exchange are in fair supply; the
former was quoted higher to-day, under the
advance in gold. Stocks show but little
animation; only few sales are reported to-
day. Operations In city bonds appear to
have been suspended. The case of the
Southern Bank Va. the city and the Louis
lana National Bank came up to-day in Judge
Hawkins court. We learn that the argu-
ment is set down for Tuesday. New State
consols, which have been active and strong
for tome days, were reported at the close
to-day fraction lower than yesterday. To-
morrow being holiday, the banks and the
Stock Exchange will be- closed.
We continue to quote exceptional paper
at --03 Y cent y annum discount: AL do
st 10 a II, and second grade at Is a Is. First
class mortgage still rule at 90l0 y cent "
annun: second grade continue entirely
nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1925 q 1928, against l234
at New York. and after moderate business
closed at 1928 q ll3, against 1923 in that
market The sales summed up $4,000,
embracing $1,000 at 1928: 100000 and $4,000
at 1928: $4,000 at 1928 a lib, and $4,000,
$1,000 and s 1000 at ll3.
No sales of silver were reported. Amerl-
can half dollars are now quoted at 100 q
lOble, and Mexican dollars at 93ls O., gold.
Under the advance in gold at New York
sterling was quoted lie, or 2-l0 y cent
higher for commercial sterling, and 4 y
cert for francs. The movement IN both
was of liberal extent. The sales of the
former comprised fll3,100. embracing
e25OO bill of lading at S. 39la; $1,000 AL
clear at S. 40; el2 600 do and bill of lading
at S. 4Oa5 4O2.; $4,000 bill of lading at
S. 39L. a S 4O14: f32 900 bill OF lading at
$540Q5 4O1e; 100000 do at S. 391e rs Al;
$4,000 do at s. 4O1s as Al; $1,000 AL clear
sight at S. As; fl200 bank at s. A, and
$1,000 do sight at 50 4S.
The sales of francs comprised to 100000
commercial, embracing $4,000 at 4635s:
100 600 and 100 900 at 4,6ias; 6o, 900 at i.t5 d
463a.. and -, OO0 at 63a..
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
S. 3S12 as io4s for bill Of lading and Al
clear and as A for bank, (bank counter
rate as AM, and francs at 4.65 a
46i5s for commercial. and nominal for
bank.
The offerings of New York sight were
of fair extent. and met good demand
a: previous rates. The sales comprised
s257 900, embracing $4,000 commercial at
IL y cent discount, $4,000 and s25, 900 do,
SIS 900. S6O.U00 and $4,000 private bank
ers'. and $4,000 bank at 7I6, and $4,000
hank at 1892 We also noticed sales of
$4,000 commercial on Providence at 9-l6
= cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New
York at "a T. cent discount. and commercial
sight was still quoted at ZIG.
The sales of stocks included 10 shares
Hibelnia National Bank at 500; . Ger
mania National Bank at SIG, and l6 Old
New Orleans Gaslisht Company at Sl2i.
City bonds continued quiet and IN
changed The only sale reported was
$4,000 premium issues at PAN, at the Stock
New State consols vera less il demand,
and were quoted about Il y cent lower.
The sales included $4,000 at 5s4: $40 900
and Sll, 900 at ssh, and $1,000 at 5Sas.
No sales of city scrip, Metropolitan Pc
lice warrants or State warrants were re
ported. The quotations will bs found in
the list below.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District, City of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. A CERTAIN PORTION
or GROCND, in square No. 49, assessed in the
name Of ROBERT MOORE. l. TKARP CURA-
TOR AID Hoe.
STATR TAX CoLLRcToR's OFFICE,
No. 245 Josephine street, !
New Orleans, December %, 1875.
Pr VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
- ey the act of the Legislature of this State No.
~ or 1878, approved March H. 1873, will proceed to
sell at public auction at my office. No. 245 Joseph
Inc street in the said Fourth District this city.
on fkiDAi, January a. 1876, at twelve O'Clock n.
the fnlloHing described property, to wit
M CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square Nc.
" bounded by AnnnnciatiOu, Laurel, Firet and
fhlp streets measuring 81 feet front. by l2s feet
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the state of LouisianA.
Tor taxes upon said property for the year 1873,
amounting to Twenty-Five dollars together with
AL costs, penalties aud charges.
AZ saia sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount to satisfy
the Aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1862 1870, 1871,
1917 and 1874 together with the penalties thereon,
and all costs and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sAle 10 entitled to be put
IN immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot
A. s. BADGER.
state Tax Collector, Fourth District, City Of New
Orleana desc ja4 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,
Saturday. January 8, 1876. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Fire Queen. Coz bishley for Liv-
erpOo
Spanish bark GALORE, Gelpi. for Genoa


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hudson. eager. from New York LIST
instant. to Moulton-2d districts
British ship Villa N Douglass, Douglass from Liv.
erpOOl November %, 10 Schultz &co-4th district
British ship Rutland, Jamisop, 81 days from Monte
video 10 Schultz &co-4th district
Ship BOtvd, HondrickseE, from -, to Ocean, Ze-
rega &cO-Gretna
German chip INLAND, jameson, from Havre Novem-
Der l6, to master-4th district
British bark St Patrick, Mclean, from Gloucester
November IS, to Meeker, Knox &co-3d district
Norwegian bark Mercator, Wug, As days from Bar
row, Eng. to master-Poiut
British bark Granville Belle. Purdy. from Bristol
November 9, to Schultz &c0-3d district
Bark Ocean. SOrenson, A days from London. to
Schultz &co-Point
British bark Ellen, Hutton So days from Belfast to
Lowell 4 Baey-3d district
Schooner w w Atwood Newc0mb. IL days from
Martinique, to master-Point
Schooner Gabriel Anne. Verran, from Upper Coast,
to MASTERED district
STEAMBOATS,.
Grand Lake and barges, Toms, from st Louis
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast
Camella. Hanover. from CovingtOn
Bart Able. Snnott, from Grand Rcore
Josephine. COzzens nom Union Plantation
Minnie Avery. Sheldon, from Lower Coast
OrlOle. -. nom Lower Coast
George Spangler: OPry, from Lower Coast
WsWen0ck. Taylor from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from st James
Assumption. Dalfefes. from Laurel Valley
st John. Bergeron. from Donaldsonvillo
Governor Allen, Brown, nom Bayou Sara
hatchex. Leathers. nom VickshurE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
TAX COLLEC1Ok,s SALE-NO. xlDN
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fourth District. City of New Orleans,
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO CERTAIN LOTS
OF GROUND, in square No. lis; assessed in tn,
name Of J. G, WILLIAMSON

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO CERTAIN LOTS
OF GROUND, in square No. lis; assessed in the
name Of J. G. WILLIAMSON.
STAiE TAX CoLLECroR's OFPICE }
No. 245 Josephine street )
New Orleans. December 80 1875 \
pY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MB VESTED
~ by the act of the Legislature OF this State, No.
Al of 1873 approved March H. 1873 will proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office. No. 245 Joseph
inc street in the said Fourth District of this city
on FRIDAY. January H. 1876, at twelve O'clock nj
the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in sousre No
lis, bounded by Washn ston Laurel. Constance
and Sixth streets fronting on Washington street
and measuring SO feet by 1913 feet.
said property having been seized by me to satisfy
q privilege and claim due the State of Louisiana
for taxes npon SAID property for the year 1878.
amounting to sew. nty nine dollars and seventy.
i've cents, together vita all costs, penalties and
charges. ~
At said sale the property will not he adiud,cated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount Ia astsfv
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid t~xes
upon said property tor the years 1870 1871 1872 and
1874. together with the penalties thereon. and All
costs and charges which may have accrued
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to ha mt
in imme late possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

The market opened with continued fair
inquiry, and $500 bales changed hands
during the morning, mostly at previous
rates, after which the movement became
more animated, resulting in further trans
actions to the extent of 5000 bales, making
a total for the day, as noted above, Of
10000. Desirable lots of the medium and
better qualities were in light supply, and
commanded full prices, leaning to our out