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OONSTABLES' SALES.

p. Martin W. Mr., and Mrs. Walker in -.
Ndo and william Washington inteIvenor.-
First Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 542O
DY vIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FlERI
ID facias to me directed by the Hon. W. 7. BOue-
ton first Justice Of the peace IN and for the parish
Of Orleans will proceed to sell at public auction
at nv Ice No 1853 Julia street. On tn RSDAY. Jan
uary g. 1877, 1T twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF
OF Mrs. walker and against Patrick Martin in the
Seventh Justice Court, parish Of Orleans and On.
titled MIRA Walker W. Patick Martin" No. 657e oil
the docket Of sid Seventh Justice Court.
Seized in the shove entitled and numbered suit
l Terms-Cash on the spot
de29' JOHN ]. WOOD. Constable.
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AUCTION SALES.
F.t STREET. = ,-s
GUOCISDTONS OF AUGUSTA AND DORIS BONNIE
oooonA District Court for the HaK1h q 0flanD-
-, 10. IS Sol.

RY NASH Il HOD0eON-w. l HoDasoN,
ID Auctieneee-Omoe No. - Csrondeiet street.
On SATURDAY. February ,. lsn e twelvs eeleek
n, at the st. ChaEles Auction Exchange. In the
aosnent rotunds Of the Ct. Charles Hotel in this
CITY, by yiltue ard in pursuance CT An order Of the
Hon. A. l.. Tissot Judge Of thu. 9. cond District
Court r.. for The parish Ct 0slssos dated D.es~ssr
succession Of Auguste and Doris Bohne, bo,h
decease6, ct publ G auction will be sold
OMk VALUABLE LUT OF GROUND, together
With the buildings and improvements thsreoa.
situated in the Second Dis lot Of this city in tho
square bounded BY Decatur (or Cd Levee) Hos
p1Al, ChArtIoo ana 0arrAeks streets, and measures
20 feet inches lines mont on Decatur street by
depth Of II feet inch lines between parallel
lines, American measure
The improvements consist Of . three story brick
store aud residence 18th two story brick bAck
buildings known ~ Nc 303 Decatur street.
els ern. hydrsnt, etc.
Terms AID Condi ions-One-thrd cash ON tho
spot, aud the balance at one aud t~0 years, with
eight per cent interest and special mort gage with
vendor's privilege from date until final p .ymsnt.
the mort gage to embrace the clause Of i've peg
O. mt for At rneys fe in case of sut Tho build
ings t. be kept fully insured aud the policy trans
ferrs to vendor.
Act Of sale before James Fshey. notary. 1t the
expense IT the pur. haser. INCLUDING the taxes due
and exAible IN 1871. de29 ~ 81 20 fe3
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Proportion
Bxcess in four States. 900. $50 ,59a

There can be no severer criticism made
upon the fraud Of this campaign than the
figures that show q deficiency Of 66.652 in
nine States having large Republican vote,
and In six of which the Republican, have
majority ON fair and free vote, and then
comparison with the four Northern States
that cast their votes for Tilden, where there
is an excess over the proportional vote of
$50, 500. Of this 5A8E is in the State Of In.
diana, which is State that borders Ken
lucky, . Democratic State deficient on the
proportionate vote. Neither of the four
States having this excess are 1sceiv-
ing aceessions by immigration proper
tional to thu newly settled Western
States. On the whole, the popular vote
does not look very flatterlng towards
future Democratic supremacy with even
q solid South. Nor does it show such an
absence of fraud. and such free, fair vote
20 expresses the will of the people. The
unsettled state of the South fur the last ten
years has not invited, and will not invite
either capital or emigration. There is not
that Just and impartial execution of thu
laws that will increase the number and pc
litical power Of the people of the Southern
States. The people Of the South will maxi
Q grievous mistake Il they imagine that th
people Of the Moth mean to abandon tn
counsels of the Grave men who battled 70
tho unity Of tho country.
! The kue Southern man can ind the Dol
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mercy, misssy aD1 Me1riaest.
sappy New Years are oil very wsu
a. Ian ~. ~ es.e neaev yasaty 70 sslA.
5sttae thee Il s.cssSiss i ISltsa pur..,
" ea1ane Of "staaps," WkiSh Il very much
n. happy /. al, in your ere. I u q.
After I'll it 10 only "msaey makes the
mass CO." without il Life, 1t best, il but .
bitter struggle. Not step DOVE take. not
. duty do No perform, mot . CONTEXT do
~ long for, not . pleasure do We indulge
In but tho ravenous, unsuitable ghost Of
"sxpsase" blocks our way, and must b
Laid before the frat CLEAN Of satisfaction
can bs felt. Knowing this, experiencing it
~ No Ill have daily and almost hourly,
ought any legitimate and honest means bs
neglected of adding to our store Ought
not every preoaution b taken, every effort
made, no matter how uncertain; every risk
b esssyed that docs not materially Affect
our fortune to secure this great desider-
stum 90 fraught with benefit and happi-
meat Few will decide otherwise than in
favor Of these self-svident propositions.
Admitting this, therefore, ought tho great
dollar drawing, With which tho Louisiana
State Lottery Company inaugurates the
new year, to be overlooked or neglected
A echeme 90 novel in character. 90 liberal
in tel ms, % we'll adapted to the wants and
necessities of the times, We can not wonder
ut it, success in the prospective closing out
Of the entire stock of tickets long before
the day of drawing. Few can or are dis
posed to resist the temptation of winning
$4,000 when they can do 90 BY the trifling
expenditure Of only 81. Why, 1t is almost
worth the trial to lose. But then there 10
positive certainty that over 1900 people
will draw handsome prizss-one $4,000,
ono $4,000, ono $4,000, two $1,000, etc.
Hurry MP, then, before it 10 too late. For.
tune never turns back, and only smiles
upon her most ardent wooers. Get your
tickets while there 10 yet time.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Foyayth Scale Works W Gauthreaux q
Wrisht-F fth District Court for the Parish OF
Orleans, No. 1888.
L. Rochereau Co. Tvs. same. feri faca in favor OF
William Pagan, intervet or-Sxtn District Court
for tt Q Parish of Orleans, No. 500.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS or F1kRl FACIAS
ID to me directed by the honorable the said
district courts for the parish OF Orleans, IN the
above entitled causes, aud by consent OF the par
ties therein interested, will proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises hereinafter desig-
nated on FRIDAY, December ~, 1876. at half psst
ten o'clock A. NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit ,,,.,,,.,,,,,
Fx,ures etc, movable property in the premises
of defendants, No. Sc Camp street, in the Ftrst
District of this city per inventory. which may
b. seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
THOMAS r. HANDY.
de282t Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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RuonC . ~ tn'e PAT ot me country; my m
IT,. .s. ss.. ~ aSs 10so asS4 nePoO
H IA. 1921 px:sCo.1:yyi oon sol11 oveE
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o 0te1 m9n a.a s.Oloa .ooa 0cston eno Allo0
.USi IT, .n4o. A e.y ss.ng oc%-
%.a~ ~ oseTn sO49e. waaon ~, On Hco
ssx~ "y n,s v OF J.ne, N teesEo 20 tno
4en = e eaeu, toQEo woEo no m
1.ncnmsassi TOUT men Wefe mug 20 me
ecee oi tne Aoo1! fieasens PlsntsQon; tne
S sne@ 10 .ssse aa@oo : neoi wnno On soe
ooat esw neero prisoner; me- s4ero kept
crp 'ssol PoanSea q ena close 70 nis neso;
captain basoom informed mo That tho Or
Rsnizauon OF the wnites there Wa entirely
miltafy; me- inquiries were connneo 10
one sloe' ne nsvlDg maze report:
never maoe ONE; tne WINES nao
fourteen prisoners; they were turned
over 20 me :nS S OF Ear AZ nston Rouge
ana placed Ia laii; heard that the neg roes
nsa rude gun; nave seen sucn used by
Poiitlca! parties IN the country to hre o.
intes; the snair ofginstec, ! oeheve, IN
inc kiInng OF man 9ameo Ellis, colofco
UcmoCEst: nis AIceoo muE T TSro 500
20 nave tsAen refuge q mount fleasAnt
Plan5auon, ana PSeee =, ~. .alo S 20 nave gone
10. snoM; ny oo"S. my S more . ~ 10
Roese-tnas tney 9sd no iegA autnority;
tneso people mao qu!eo PTGSPor0us
colony ON tho plantation; l under
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N Hosy q o'0onnor.
SUGAR PLANTATIONS ON BAYOU LAYOURCHK.
OPPOSITE sHIDUDAUX.
IN THR MATTER 0p THR LIQUIDATION OF TIE
CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION OF PLANrK
OF TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
United States Circuit Court for the District Of
L0uisiAnA-Mo. COLA.

RY HORY T. O'CONNOR.MgaoLS J:
% Hoey. Auctioneer-0face No. Is Commercis,
Center g. ls9s Il sweiye oeioek n. It the ner
chants and Auctisaess6 Exchange, on Royal. BE-
tween Canal and Customh0use streets In this city
Circuit Court for the District Of Louisiana. ron
dsS Of Decs mSsr ISIS, VIII e .od By pubic auo-
Gn she Tno1n a.
fourcl e, on The left bask 0, the Bayou Lafourchs.
opposite the town Of Thibodsux. fiOn.ing on the
formerly of Thomas Bibb, but now or late Of Mel.
son D0nesOn, and below BY lands formerly OF
the said Tao%ss sibe but row Of Allen To-
the: cen belonging thereto. The said plantation
mea ures about IA ar oents front on the Bayou
.lal lnes eonverging 80 as to give superfcies Of
about az 10 100 arpsnts e. more ere, o. less; &, en-.
parish Of LafOurche on the left bank Of the Bayou
LafouIche 1T about one mile abOge the town OF
Thibodaux. and measuring ~ srpent: trent on
and is bounded on the upper lin, by the property
of in. Pre-. Simon Gullot and on the lower line By
iamin C1o:,. Together with all the buildings
and improvemt nts thereon.
By the order Of court heEenAbove referred TO
the eaid p optrsy is to be sold and ahjudicated.
fee from any stock Of the Consolidat, Associa-
ton Of Plan Of Loui lara. and free and clear
the payment Il any such stocl, Or in IL Of tho
aforesaid association except Tor the Pice OF said
adjudication.
United States currency At the nom Mt Of adudica-
tion and the remainder of tho price on credit OF
the purchaser in equal amounts. bearing interest
at eight per cent per q mum from the day Of sale
At the Louisiana Nst onai Bank in the city Of New
Orleans. The acts Of rortgage to contain the
penal cau Of Ave per ceLt tOrDe, fee IN tho
event Of suit 10 enforce the payment of any pcr.
ton of the price; the payment Of the aforesaid
price to be secured by vendors lien. - well . by
purchasers to assume payment over and shove the
amounts Of their bids of all taxes Tor the yeaE
1876, which pay able in 1877.
| Acts Of sale to be executed at the eXpen SO Of
the purch asers. before Amedee Ducatel, ksq. ro
| tAry public dell ~ Is 70 70 ID
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+ OST-rwENTY. five PROMTSSORY NOTES
IL all made by Mat Manning to his own ordea
and by him Endorsed, all dated New Olleane. No
vember 81, 1876; each for tt sum Of $50, with
interest from date till payment at the rate Or
Hibernia Nation Sank of New Orleans, unl bere6
from to Is inclusive, pay aDe respectively in OF
two, three, four ive six, seve7, eight. nine. ten
eleve twelve thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, SIXTEEN
seventeen, eighteen. nineteen. ,wsnty, twenty MY
twenty Ave months after date. The Gloss Of The
maker and indo' ser il W tines Led by John Murphy.
The public is cautioned not receive or negotiate
sid notes a. they have been lost from tue mail.
and are sup posed to have been burnt near Wash
ineron CITY on the night of the twenty sixth of
November, 1876. J. CUNNINGHAM & NON.
d.l72429 w. L. CLARK. Agent
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A correspondent of the New York Ti'sss
writes from South Caroline:

A correspondent of the New York Ti'sss,
writes from South Caroline:
The Congressional Committee have olesed
their examination of the canvass of the
electoral vote of this State, and are said to
be satisfied. at last, that Hayes and Wheeler
carried South Carolina. Wade Hampton
has always been opposed to making any
issue on the electoral vote, and he Pos'tvely
refused to certify to the certificates which
the Democratic electors claimed to have
got from the records of the Supreme Court.
/ was told last evening that the vote ~ for
warded would be withdrawn before the
time arrived for counting it. have it from
the best authority that Hampton says he
will lend no encouragement to tho revolu.
Gratis Of the North who propose to seat Til
den in the Presidential chair by force, but
on the contrary, that he has quite % much
confidence in Hayes d he has in Tilden.
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CONRT RECORD. .
rHuRsDAY, DECENBE1 %. lN6.

0UDO3118 VOUWoe
john Lameeac, William Carlee Ksnner
Landing and 6laughterhouse COMPANY
Pstitioners allege the organization Of the
defendant company; the establishment ct .
slaugh1erhouse below the city; PLAINTIFF
compliance with tho law and use of the
etables, etc.; that the slaughterhouse on the
left bank he's been decided to b tho only
legal slaughterhouse, and that defAndants,
in accordance with public notice, are about
to remove it to the right bank, and pray an
action.
Superior Criminal Cssrt.
NsuslsuRhter- Charles Earle and John
Garvey, indicted April %, 1871, for the muir
der of Margaret SalliDger on the twenty
third of April, 1871, and for the fifth time
convicted February %, 1876, of man
slaughter, and March II sentenced to
twenty years hard labor. Motion to admit
to bail ON their own rec0gnizances over
ruled. Bail fixed ct $500 and case &xed
for January IL.
Assault with . dangerous weapon
Thomas Malloy, convicted November "a of
having stabbed Louis Hill ON the twenty
ninth OF April. 1876: 500 fine and three
OAA0AA
ORDER.
On motion of w. 81. Hunt, Attorney Gen.
eral for the State of Louisiana, and ON sug.
gesting to tho court the matter contained
in the documents submitted to the court
and on file, and ordered to be entered upon
the minutes Of tho court, and on further
suggesting that certain irregularities have
occurred, - shown in said documents in the
drawing of tho venire heretofore ordered,
It u now ordered BY the court that tho
venire of 400 jurors drawn on Wednesday,
December 20, 1876, be vacated and set aside
and tho drawing thereof annulled, and that
the jury commissioners, together with the
criminal sheriff, proceed forth with to draw
from the Jury wheel in conformity to law,
the names Of 400 peeeons, sixteen Of whom
shall b selected by tho court to serve -
grand jurors in and for the parish of Or
leans ior tho tafm Of three months, unlees
sooner discharged BY the court, and the re-
naming number to serve - petty Jurors be-
January torn of 1877, and that tho 400 per-
cons whose names shall be 90 drawn, be
aummoned to attend - jurors before the
court ON Saturday, January 6, 1876, ct 10
A. n.
l. Breaking, etc; 2 Grand larceny
Pat Nall ", charged with entering on the
night of June %. 1876. the coffeehouse Of
Joseph CimarelA, No. Isl Lafayette
street and stealing . gold weteh and cham
valued $3.50, . pair Of shoes IS and 220 in
silver. The wstch was recovered. Malloy
IL already under . sentence of eighteen
months hard labor from Judge Abell.
Flrss District Csurs.
CONVICTED.
Assault and bsttery-Mary johnson.
Dnktv 1apoonv-paf Kal1v
ON TRIAL.
Entering, ete.-John Cunningham. Jury
empsueled and case continued until Decem.
Der q.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Patrick Dryer, Mary w
May bin and Joseph A. Msybin, Maria U
Litter and Christian Schneider opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

Bv ao error Of tho reporter tho hsto -
~ va.tard.y morning was made to
LoA .sst an elective commission had Oeen
s ;..,s sd Nv tho Governor to c. Chaplin as
district Judge Of the seventeenth ,u Rad.
riot The facts are that Judge :. = na..s
vss duly elected jadge Of the seve a.ssuth
;rd;o;sl district of L ,uisisns on tho seven.n
Mo.smhar last, his election has been pup
n.hed in this paper by the Returning noal o.
"a ha received his elective commission
from the Governor and quAliied as 'uuse . ;,
the Office of the Secretary OF state s0 sS1s
inc to law, on the ninth of Deoemoer' 40 =
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Mercy.

Governor Kellogg he's committed tho sen
fences of the following conviete:
D. r. henderson, indicted May IL, 1875,
for the murder of Alice johnson, in . ball.
room, No. 2O7 Bienville street, April l6,
1875; convicted May 26. and sentenced Ia
death, June 7, 1875. Sentence committed
to imprisonment for life.
Ann Brown, sentenced by Judge Abell ia
two years hard lsbor in the Penitentiary,
Prison, dating from June 8, 1876, tho day Of
Arst commitment.
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Ais



TIE Democratic maiority in Connecticut
has bat . email margin, and with but .
single issue in the voting in Indiana, and
the smsll change required to gain tho vote
of Connecticut, the promise Of . perma-
nent supremacy Of the Northern Democra-
cy, even with eolid South, 10 . thing that
may be wished, but can mot be accom-
plished. The Mexican, politicians will not
disturb the peace Of the United States
long.
The result shown in the vote il instruc.
tive. The first impression 10 surprise at
four and one-half Inhabitants on the basis
Of the census of 1870, and would denote .
large increase of population; but the most
startling part of it 10 the votes that are not
reported. The following table shows the
vote cast at the election, and the vote they
should have cast, using the census Of 1870
- Q nearest data of the actual number OF
vOt0re:
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Sir William Thompson says that there
prevails in America 1.-THE truest scientific
spirit and devotion, the originality, the in
ventiveness, the patient, persevering thor
oughness of work, the appreciativeness,
and tho generous open-mindedness and
sympathy from which tho great things Of
eeiS1Qe come"
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The Florida Count.

The following dispatch was rece'v' c..
-;.ht in .nsver to dispatch sent to GOV
arnor Stearns by Mr.. Packard lnqu co. .
That eject upon the electoral ana o'a.e
80 a recount would have under the recon-
.sSsr Of the Supreme Court Of that Ssa.e:
~ TALLAHASSEE, December ~ 1870
IN, a 3. Packard. New Orleans: q.
=. dafa.ts me, but the electoral vo'e ~
nnhurt BY tho deo'''0nn N. L, sTEARNs.
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a szeE { ~ h0elaF -
Tks p1pn1aS veeeat the E1Gllsetion 10 In
taeetiaG - . matter 81. stnlys beth - e
| tt present aspects and the future that Il
foretel}s. Il bears strong evidences - 70 ehe
fore the pnblic. - - 49,.
Below b the vote, 1ssa9ged into Repub-
lean and DemocfAtio States: p. -
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o-,.,-..t Pas,ase East o. Record.

~. Quickest Passage East % nece.
\ d;snatch from Queenstown says the
x, a a's Stsr steamship Britannia: Captain
Thompson Sa which left New YORK sstarSs9
1S arrived there at halfpast one yesTedSc a1s
morning making the p.s. .ge.a n eastern
trio on reoord,-New York 1'"se''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

General Thomas G. Anderson reached
homo yesterday morning from flying trip
to Washington, whittier he went to carry
tho electoral vote of Louisiana. He spent
Q single day 1T the capital.
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SOUTHWEST PASS, December %, 1876.
10 Captain O. ". Howell, Corps Of 1nSinssrs,
United States ArmE
Depth of channel at mean low tide, six
teen feet six inches. Least width for that
depth, 100 feet. High tide at p. NJ.
Height above mean low tide, two feet.
Depth of channel at high tide, eighteen
feet six inches. Bottom soft.
G. H. ELWELL,
Master of the Eesay0ns.
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LOST.

II OSr.-NOTICB Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
IL persons not to rAde for negOtist to . prOms-
sorry note for the sum of $500, dated October 81.
my own order, aud by me signed sno indorsed, -
payment 10 stOpp J. OSBORN
New Orleans december 23 1876. de23 st
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II have never been able, says Mscaulay,
Ito discover that q man is at all the
worse Tor being attacked. One foolish line
of his own does him more harm than the
ablest pamphlets written against him by
other people"
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MaFine.

The ship Alex Mcneil, Captain Pettes, for
San Francisco, which put back to Hong
Kong dismasted, had new spars put in, re-
loaded, and was ready for see November Is,
and expected to resume her voyage on the
seventeenth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

The above States have $50 Representa-
tives and thirty-four Senators in Congress-,
and arc on titled to 1874 electoral votes.
Hayes electors represent 81. 100 voters.
and Tildens electors represent Alb, 1872
voters.
1t there was an superintendent made now
in proportion to tho votes cast ct the cleo
ton the Republican States would have l49
Representatives in Congress and forty-tw0
Senators, and tho Democratic States LA
Representatives in Congress and Thirty
four Senators; and the electoral vote
would have been. Hayes 1871; Tilden l7S.
These figures show the drift of the next
census. and where tho ruling masses of
the United States are settling. And there
10 food for tho anxious thought of Southern
men in their forecast. II they will look
carefully into tho future that 10 foreshad.
owed by emigration and increase of popu.
lation, they will sse that Northern De
mocracy, that came 90 near complete vic
tory now. will b utterly powerless to help
them OF dominate the policy Of this country
after the census Of 1880, even With . solid
South. They will notice ths6- the vote Of
the State of Indians, tho Stste that 10 over
flowing With indignation, 10 - follows:
Hayes .z06 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Delta Moss Company. No. ~ Car.
ondolet street, December 2s. ls7S-The regular IN.
ONCE on TUESDAY, January 9, bet ween the hours
Of aud p. NJ, for the election of i've drectO.s
GEOR0R d. LUCE,
deg lot Secretary pro tenn.
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CO00AOotOoe0s
Governor Kellogg issued tho following
commissions yesterday:
Orieans-Plscide Boutip, constable Fifth
Justice Court.
81. Hary-George villar, parish surveyor,
vics Thomas B. Wilson; John O. BaEtello,
police Juror.
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RAILROADS.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
NKW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD.
o. aAd after Monday. November ~, 1876
Trains depart and arrive ~ follows from CallioHs
street depot:
pRPARr. ARRIVE.
Nail. $50 P. II. Mail. ..... .lls4S a vs.
Acc0moda- tAccommodsr
tion...... $40 P. N ton 0:lJ A. H.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to Sts
Louis, Chicago, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cara to Kastern
Comb City.
Tickets for sale and information given at No. u
Camp street. corner Of Common, under City HotslS
4. D. SHSLDON, Agent
ial5 ly BE-. FROST, General ManaReye
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Chartres street, stood as follows Decem-
Der %: At 8 A. NJ, 500; at 2 P. H., $40; at 6
P. NJ, $50. Lowest point during the night
of December.27. $50. Rain during the night
of December 81, one and four-tenths inches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29

The above States have 143 Representatives.
and forty two Senators in Congress, and are
entitled to 1876 electors votes.