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0ntt Ghttt0 1tnO Sapatt.

Sau 6ranSts %. AprtI. = Del
0ampfer ygclgic" tit aus japanil4eR Saieu
bier eingetroHen.
Sn S3usbi itnb 5000 Sduisr absebraunt
&c Meni6en famen un's 2ebeu.
3ea YriuatperiOnen in Sapan 1T uerboteu
morneu, 0egeE 81 tragen.
Der fleine 8ailer bon @btna 1T an Der
@lattern erfranft.
Die 1iuefiife 9tegisrung bat ibreu Inter:
tbanen ein9eIddrft ii9 scSen Ansldnbel
ireunolidl su benebmen.
SIM Snnern OeS 2antes ma1t bic 6euolil
ton Sortldritte.
Sim 20. MdrS ipuroe Die giienbabn Stpi:
iden 8aNung nno SbanQbai er6ffnet, Obut
paB Ote Gin9eborcnen cine Semonitratior
rQQteu.
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Garopaii9e &e6elbsrtGte.
lSntssgans etues fra,ts. SaMpfers.
TerIuit BON E3en5d)enteben

SreF, %. april. - Ser 9ampfe,
uQueNant" iit auf bober Gee unterge9a1geu
@inuno5wau3tg Yerioaen iinO babel umge:
fGnn1cn.
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Sermttid)te telearapbtf6e De-
nci6en.


- Su bent Gilenbabumelen oes Horowez
itens iteben mi1ti9e Seranberungcn bepor.
Sin @eridt ia9t, 6aB San @oulo @ontrole
iiber Die norbmeltli6en gabuen erlanat bat.
- Dom Yebro beimtte porgcitern oas
veliff .9ouis" bet 9an 6ranaiseo, abenos
mar er ein 3ni9auer i'm 9tneiiiden Sbeater,
am Samitase (beute) febrt er via Gbica9o
nad yteip=Dorf srliid.
- Son Davenport, Sopa, tpiro ange5etqt,
oaB 6idlter Dillon geitern Die Scrmaltung
Der yWtifOuri. =SeraS. 8abu" aus Den
5dnoen Der hisberisen NeceiperS gShl. 8onO
on Die Union =Eruit.Go." Don Relps Dorf,
nit gSm. Sono alS General Ssrtpalter,
iibertragen hat.
- Sn Soiton tpur6e geitern Irtbur P.
OeOlin, Der in ben m-Gnglan0s Staaten
cine gtotorietat oils ant;=tatbolti1sr @orleisr
erlangt bat, inter Der gnflage Der Serbrei-
tuug obicUnee Sd)riften, uorgebld) unmora=
itid)e SanOlungcn uou YrIeiteru ihilDeruo,
perbaftet.
= 5n Der GeietgebunQ BON Bennipluanicu
bcidlloB 9elteru ol5 ilnter1auS nit 1l5 gegen
55 Stimnlen, bic beriit,tigte Soom Sla,
welbe uom Senate iufolge Der @orruptions
Nntldge on Da8 SauS SuriiGgeididt moroen
mar, Gem Seuate mieoer Su5uleuben.
Die gtatioualbeb0roe Der nuuOer,uriterS"
bat in ibrer leeten Seriammlnng teiAloiicn,
Die Siir9ermeiiter aller Srtidaiten Oes Gan.
beS 5u eriuden, ben Siirgcrn am 4. Suli ipe=
5telie Soriift Su empfeblen.
- Die Siour auf Geb~Gloub'S Nseutur
baben felt Dem 10. 5. Sc. feinen Broniant
erbalteu. Sen. Groof 1T Der gluiid1t, baB,
penn man ben 2euten nidlt iofort Nabrungs-
mittel i9idt, fie bic 3abl Der feiEblihen Sr.
olaner ueritdrfen iueroeu.
- 0om 8eoro miro bente iuleOer Oireft
nadb Dem Often suriifreiien, obue Sir9inia~
SitD 81 bclIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-29
Sahu VI. GprreirS

OrteindIzg gBahb toerzGheer
furirt Sueu, Grtdtuns, oUi,n SoIs, Ssiereitu.i.p.
5nsuer, ais irseno Elm anbers5 Geanntes SeiITttet.
w,au rerIude iba. Yreis 81 Seats. gu babcr in
oIieu 4potbefen. (Sebr.2,3gtfei)
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ng8eRn0eaRarnIaupera:fenaAnn.

8erldBt @aloert citation nlh GlamtttsGuY9
Biatamsport USE 3Dihe1 1fa'ioRsA. tdalid) (anss
aenonmen GoantGss) uni 3 IL $Srmtttaqs.
Hdd SIeoe(id (obne 29ehigl), Gmmt5busd
Diaiamsport, Saaeratakn nHo oea 3tUidleufau0=
nen nm llbr Re9mtttase (aa5geHOmneu Sonns
taasl.
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Baltimore
fire 9aIaranit Office,

Siibmeffs@de Der Soutb= Ino sSater- -Strabe
Dei. s. ,leGihaIt ueriihsrt iortulbreno ecseng5er
Iuit oosr Staoen ourb DranOuu9lud IOiuo5l In be,
Staot, ipie i'm 2unoe- atle glrten bon gigentbum
g5obu., Qaoeuz uuo g3aarenbduier, SanoelSaiiter
Mderbauz Btooufte, Woben, Sau5= 9erdtbfhaiten
i'm Sau besr,ffene ODER i'm 9aiea i'll eaouus beiino:
gibe Sa6rtu9e II. I. 10.
Ols Sirsttor nm btiiebt aus folJenhen Serren:
Bnl. q, Sarri On. Yrdiioent;
Oauio 9, gyIion, 6. Diorton Steipart,
;5raucis ;. 2iug, 9. Il. Hcmcomer
s>esrp Is ;rron, Srple 0oripiB,
81 .. Steuart, 49, l1. Saptor.
2Saf s.. Stuae, 9eorge I. 6atrion,
s., o. SapH. 9. bert &irers,
8. NO6t. 5enflEs, Vieaoe5 Goben,
GSm. S. bennington.
NppIfationS Eornlulaie uHo rDeitcre gadrid
iiber Die @eienibGit miro in Der SiFice, Sibwez@t
Der Soutb= una BaterfIaBe. ertbeltt. loo and aa
Mnjtrdae joiort erieoi9t tper0eu. 9eritterunger
iperoea aui lrseuS cue Srft au3eaummsn, iuel1s
Der Applttant iuiini4eh mag.
(Sdnt.1Sf1 ssr. sSopDDorth, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-29

biIlis oauerbaft,
mad,t uub aufsefelt bon 4 Norrtfon & Sentp.,
gde9 9ermau= =uub Sbarp= StraBe.
Q00-5D
Benu Der Nomienpattr eln esueu in elmer aner'
taunt uno oausrnb itarteu @ompasnie neriidsrt, 10
triift er fir Die stsbten Seintscn fibere 5irlorse
Die United States &ebemspertd d)ernn8s'
Gompas smte bon WeuDorf1 ift serabe cline Der.
artse @ompasnie snb bat iest in Baltimore In VT.
1,@ermau=G =GtrGBe, cine @ensral a9entur
inter 9eitas BON . g Gtootbaus, me@'r be-
reit it, mittbaeea uuo id9iseu eeuten foe9en Ieberz
naDn.e ou 2otolza9enturen Su uuterbdn5eln.
aapestersslrtifet
i'm 9rOGen uno Sletnen.
giujade ssfdrbte uuo Sanco seftstite Steps nno
9erries fir Nobslu .llebirsdse. samb:ealins, Sor'
bdnae II. (. ~, teruer eotelains, Blhide, aeoe!,
sSranien. @imp, 5ciiets. Sdnirs, 9olosne uno y :
berne Ndqsl uno alien auceren 3lteb0r gu ben bils
Iiaften Yrsilen bel
6. sioneb MorriS & epma..
(slpr2,. .lNt,ia1D yir. sc, 5anooertroBs.
pp5ezSouss. @aropaifber yIau!
0ieerfen 6roid1e uns 6rHbiGbr
Sutuer
Der Sailon I'M
.Jofez Sou{e"
gtul5 III p9rjualib IN pieien StlplineiH Ht'
@emdBi8te Prcifs.
S,rreu, 10 .Itte unten In Der Satt ciniten. ueroen
es in ibrem Sntereiic faben, oieism Snnie tbre
3uuOi6aft bu setsn
(97-D 3. Na9mtre. @t9ent9amer'
ar. u. u. ssbite's Wsispt it cine ittsrs Sur
fir 8asumatismus.
9r u. u. 9Sbite's Slut= uno gebe r.
gtIlem, Die bslten stutrsinissr. gu bGten bel
alsn 0rosuitcn Safeb Salb. olent9sraseHt
(Npriu7 ,tVhe) m. 1870, .srontlutrabs.
8 Nm ~. 8eeIer,
Rr. 1853, IS IT, . alti IN refraBe.
SlciounesItiide susedritten, au9eiertist uno be-
TEST; S o en- cine Spejiatitdt $50; u 0 de oon
ga bis sl2 ,(Npril5.t tNtD
eas SpImes' 'ia,s . atent. = 9ter sampTzSep
pid,rciIisune5 ne5:@sfeusd,ait."
seppibe ourhsebsnes sereinist uuo renos
prt. Sstt, e t mn + uno Wotten 9eraussez
brad,t. gsir babeu lber ale Pltentbeetl,rdbtisunz
gen trtumpbift. Sotmss saa"Hah,
(sTnri,t aait) SIR. 9, Sipau-Str.
acae 9sd,es 6urdous woiitr0tbt semabt bnrd
bic 4ppl,Sttuua BON Iron Clad : 5 II b rnb Iron
clad .@ emeut Cute Gdher, ourbsehenbs nit
bel Iron clad + r0e beftridJeu, baitsn i'm nab
renb 10 Sabren obae Deitcre Soften. Seibdotste
S0Gd,er pou Sieh5hnieoCu ais nntdu9lt6 estlarf,
peosr heracittllt uno ibr 8ebraub aui Sabre per-
ldngert ourb geG0tses Nuitretten NIT Der Iron
CladsE ar6e nRo Is emt II beiDirtt. Vile gr6ei<
ten aarantitt. Nattirass bon Saus=@isentbamern
eru!tHid,t. Sanaes WeSa'ns,
(spril1. .3gRt%) 3r. So, Sio= bouoapfraBe.
NIm soro Des sSmnossfhmlibtfies "Suntata"
ipiro notb cine 6eibrdnfte aa,abt &naben fir bic
sslotte anisenomr,ea. sic mIiisn liter i6 Sabrf
uno inter Il Slbrsn elt ien lno snen 9uten fttli.
den ebaratter baben. Iuiua6me R'9eln iiao out
Der nSuuiata" nabe SeHoeriou's gseri.s, 5eG's
goiat, Ill aaben. g. 5. 6sscae, @ommanoeur.
(Odri2, ,2Ntg)
&sim sd,mcr,! Seine 8siahr! Ge:n
Jenii6ia9!
Die "Colton Dental Association" tf Timer ers
5oleretb, 3dbne o1ue Ghclersen ausSu5iebeH. Die
sr06tsn 3weiII.r touaeu IT'D poa otsisr &batllde in
oen 3;mmern Sir. 81. Wei, aSstteStrnGe, uuer'
,auosu (Sau q, 6 Wtey)
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Winoer: 0Mtfden :
Yanass> Z6stne

uofb unS BON europa, @rebtt6rtefe &c.
ftno bilisit su babea 6et &untnler & SeGer,
Ws. II, German, SDliten Soutas u. ealoertar
Hzy- NrenlAes 9eto 5u ben y d. ter Ytetien.
fNprif2i-s1
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&eim SGmer,! Seine 0eiabr! gc:n
sreni5S,ira!

Sie "Colton Dental I-Associatiomn iii Timer e.
iolsreidb, 3dbne obne Shr'efieH aus6n5iebeH. Dt'
sroetsn 3ueiI:r toaaen ,t uou osIst &batlla1e II
oen 3inmern Sir. 81. gDei.s .sTaSettestrafe, huer
,euseu, (5au. q. 6 WiteID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-29

1r. 2au9
hat cas- gateutsaeht auf Er. Bon Sonsotl's
wmmoerbare Gntoedrue,
Sabme pbne Sdlmerasn aussnsteben,
obus ebIoroform, astber ober Gas au 9ebranten.
aein s S.ieren ober Netber= Sprensen!
0aus barmlos, uno Der Batient bel pollem Be
uustisiu udayeuo oer Operation. Eiireou Sir.
~, Npro.GbarIeshraBe Stuuoen gum aus=
sieben: 80 ubr Morseus uno 40 ubr Nadmits
tags. tioJD
&inoer .&utfd,en
bel Seinridb 9 dbWar3,
Sit. 2tt, Deh.yalimoye,, uahe @harlesfrase.
Gin qrosss giIortiment uno ois befin 6lbriiats,
non Sc uno boasr. Getnrid3 ehpara,
SIR. 2l1, gBe .=Baltimort=. nahe @b1rlesfra6e.
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Stnfidltit,,1 In ScmmciGee.

q bDllle, 28. Npril. = &lne Spe.
sialOepeiGe BON Suscumbia melbet, baB Sel
lte9el 9Sm. Soolie beute ipe9eu S6dnNuna
elmer 9SeiBen, gtamens 9ntilia 2ittle, hinge
ri1tst puroe. gr bstbeucrte bis gum lebten
2uaenbllde Ieine l1uihulb.
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q few= Orleans, %. aprif. - Ser
Spirituoienlapcn Don 6. @auarol & SObn
brauute bette ab. Serluit $4,000. - 9as
6ena6barte Spirttuoisngeid)dft Don Sermann
s. Sl9ncr pnroe gum Setrase BON $50, 200
bei9doigt.
5arrisb Senni., %. 9lpril.-Sn
gSilliamSport brad heute Gbeno um 10 Qbr
in Dem 6olS. mo gretterhoie oes Srn. Ser,
bid Seuer aus. I'm Ntitternad]t war bas
Seuer nod uitt bepdltist. giHSelnbeiten
luuroen uld1t befauut.
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GIepatur : 2ufen : 8eldnte

biIIis unb oauerb baft,
mad,t uuo aufsefelt bon 4 Wforrifon & Ssntp.
gde9 ermau=uub Sbarp=S StraBe.
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8anferptt iut gIoen.

81 on g merg, Nla., %. Ipril.-0as
SantbauS BON 6. Seeher & SO. bat feline
3ablunaen ein9eite1t. See9sr bat aG' ieiu
Gtgent6um gum 8eiten ieiner @ldubtger
iibertrageu. Seeder mar Sailirer eineS 3pe;.
ges ber ySreebmenS Sanf," uno bel Dem gu
iammenbruhe iibernabm er beiien Serbino-
lihfeiten. Die @ommtiIdre Der ganferott.
mahe Ordngten I'M @elo, nnb 9ieles fitbrie
leinen Sturs berbci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-29

9a5 SpImes'idIs z, stcnt. - Ster SampTzSen
pfd, s5:Ssfelf@aii."
Seppibe ourdsebsues sereini9t uno renos
pirt. Sstt, e hmut uno Wotten beraus9ez
bradt, lSir BADEN iber alie Pltentbeetltrdbti9unz
Geu trtumpDirt. seolmss q SaaaDan,
fsnriu ami, SIR. 9, Smau=gtr.
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ipiro noh cine 6eibrdnfte aa,abl Snabtn iir bic
Tlotte auisenomr,ea. sic miiiisn liter i6 Sabtf
uno unter Il Sabren elt ien ano stneu 9uten httli
den Gbaratter baben. Iliuabme=Rs9ein fiHo oui
Der nSuniata" nGbe SeHoerion's 2seris, 6eG's
Yoiat, Ill aaben. g. >. 6sscae, @ommanoeur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-29

8aris, %. april. = Die aaitatiou an
@uaiteu Der &mueitie CAB su 10 grocer NHf.
re9ung &nlaB, oaB bic 9iesierling IepreiEp
WaBregeln beabf6tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-29

ST. 163, use IT, . dlti IN ore traBe-
Slcioune esItide Susehritten, au9derttst uno be-
Test; S o5eu eine Spejiatitdt $3.50; U o de bon
s3 bis sl2, (Qlprl5.tNtD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
No. 30.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Entitled an act for the relief of Boykin
Witherspoon, of De Soto parish, Louis
lana.
WHEREAS, Boykin Witherspoon, of De
Soto parish, Louisiana, was in the year 1872
erroneOusly assessed for the benefit OF the
State on the amount of fifteen thousand
dollars capital stock Of bank, city railroad
and gas stock, said corporations being To-
Gated in the city of New Orleans; and
Whereas, The said Boykin Witherspoon
did in the year 1873 pay to the tax collector
of the State of Louisiana the amount of
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
fifty cents, claimed on above alleged assess
ment; therefore,
SECTION l. Be- it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives in General
Assembly convened, That the Auditor Of
the State of Louisiana be instructed to issue
to said Boykin Witherspoon or agent, upon
application, warrants receivable tor taxes
to the amount of three hundred and twenty
two dollars and fifty cents, said amount
being illegally collected on above erroneous
assessment.
SEC ?. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from after its pas
sage.
lSigned) ED. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
(Signed) C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Approved March ,, 1876.
(Signed) VIM. P. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State of LOUISIANA.
A true COPY:
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
No "a.


AN ACT
To amend and re-enact article 575 of the
Code of Practice.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives of the State
of louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That article SIS of the Code of Prac
tice be amended and re-enacted so as to
read as follows: 'If the appeal has been
taken within ten days, not including Sum
dave, after the Judgment has been notified
to the party cast in the suit, when such no.
tice is required by law to be given. it shall
stay execution and all further proceedings
until defnitive Judgment be rendered on
the appeal; provided the appellant gives
his obligation, with good and solvent seou
rity, residing within the jurisdiction of the
court, and having property liable to seizure
to the amount of the obligation within the
State, in favor of the clerk Of the court rem
dering the Judgment, for q sum exceeding
by One-half the amount for which the judg-
ment was given, if the same be for q specific
sum, as security for the payment OF the
amount of such judgment IN case the same
is affirmed by the court to which the ap-
peal is taken; provided further, that the
party furnishing the security shall prove his
eolvency to the satisfaction of the court,
whenever it is questioned by any party in
terested in the appeal. Appeal bonds in all
cases of appeal shall be made payable to
the clerk Of the court which rendered the
Judgment appealed from, and any appellee
interested in the appeal shall have recourse
on such appeal bonds against the appellant
and the securities on the appeal bond for
any liability that may accrue in favor OF
the appellee on account OF such appeal.
Whenever Judgment has been rendered in
q suit in which defendant has had personal
service to appear and file his answer, or
when Judgment has been rendred in suit
in which defendant has has had personal
service to appear and file his answer, or
when Judgment has been rendered in case
after answer filed by the defendant or
BY his counsel, the party cast in the
suit shall be considered duly notified of the
Judgment by the fact of its being signed by
the judge; provided, that in the country
parishes no execution ehall issue in cases
where an appeal lies until ten days after
the adjournment of the court by which the
Judgment was rendered, within which de-
Law q party may take a suspenslve appeal
on filing petition and appeal bond, as now
provided by law" -
(Signed) z. D. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of tie
Senate.
Approved March 3, 1876.
(Signed) VIM. P. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
P. G. DEsLoNDE.
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

...4 n. v.rr.nta issued in accordance with
saot;"r three Of this cot ere hereby made re-
oa;vahla for licenses due the State during
the vear 1876. and the several tax collectors
thscn ehout the State are hereby directed to
racaive the same in settlement for licenses,
and tho State Treasurer shall receive the
said warrants as cash, in making settle
ments with tax collectors.
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, etc.. That
the certificates issued by the chairman OF
the Committee on Contingent Expenses OF
the House, approved by the Speaker OF the
House, and the certificates issued BY the
Committee ON Auditing and Supervising the
Accounts of the Senate, approved Dy tne
presiding officer of the Senate, IN accord
auce with section three ofthis act, snail DC
considered by the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts of the State O. full and final evil
dence of legal debt against the State, and
the Auditor shall, on presentation of such
certificate, Immediately issue q warrant on
the Treasurer of the State for the amount
of the certificate or certificates 80 presented,
the warrants to be drawn GU the funds ap-
prOpriated in section one of this act.
SEC. Be it further enacted, etc., That
at the next session of the General Assem-
bly,, the Auditor of Public Accounts shall
tailed itemized account of every warrant
issued by him for the mileage, per diem
and salary of the officers of the present
General Assembly. and the Committee on
Auditing and Supervising the Accounts of
the Senate and the Committee on Contingent
Expenses of the House shall, at the next
session Of the General Assembly, present to
their respective houses detailed itemized
account If each and every voucher issued
by them respectively, the number, amount,
in whose favor drawn, and the person draw.
ing said voucher; and that said itemized &C
counts, after said presentation, shall be
compared with the books of the Auditor of
of Public Accounts and of said committees,
and reported back to both branches of the
General Assembly.
SEC. I. Be it further enacted, etc., That
all laws or parts Of laws IN conflict with
this act be and the same are hereby repealed.
and that this act take effect from and after
its passage.
(Signed) E. D. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) G. &. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved March 3, 1876.
(Signed) VIM. p. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
n. DURAED,
Assistant Secretary of State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
AN ACT
No. %.

AN ACT
To amend and re-snact section three thou.
sand tour hundred and ten of the Re-
vised Statutes.
SECTION |. Be it enacted BY the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That section three thousand four hundred
and ten of the Revised Statutes be and the
same is hereby amended and re-enacted 40
Is to read as follows: Hereafter all sheriff's
and coroner's sales of immovable property
shall be advertised to take place at the
courthouse, or some other public place in
the vicinity of said courthouse. on the first
and third Saturday in each month. except
where the first or third Saturday be q dies
non, or legal holiday, when the sales may
take place on the following Saturday. All
sheriffs or c0roner's sales as aforesaid of
movable property may be advertised to
take place on any Saturday. Said sales
shall commence at eleven o'clock after
(the) the expiration of the time required
by law for advertisement of such sales,
and the sheriff or coroner shall have
the right to adjourn said sales to the Mon.
day following, and if a day of rest to the
day following, and then from day to day,
only in case there shall not be time to con-
clude the same in one day; provided,
nothing contained in this section shall
deprive the defendant of the privilege now
enjoyed by him, OF having his property,
when it is under seizure, offered for sale at
bis domicile, upon his giving notice to the
proper officers whiting three days after
seizure, and provided nothing herein con-
tanned apply to the parish of Orleans"
SEC. g Be it further enacted. ETC., That
all laws contrary to or inconsistent here
with be and the came are hereby repealed.
(Signed) E. D. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) C. c. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved March g 1876.
(Signed) VIM. P. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy
p. G. DEsLONDE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

rests and impose zines in the same way ~
justices of the peace may or can do. They
shall make bylaws for tho government OF
ssid town, and have power to repeal and
modify the same provided such bylaws
do not conflict with the laws of the State.
SEC. S. BE it further enacted. etc., That
nothing in this act shall be 90 construed -
to interfere with the justice Of the peace
of the second ward in the regular transac-
ton of the business pertaining to said office
SEC. 6. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take effect and be in full force
from and after ite passage.
(Signed) Ed. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) C. C. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved March 9, 1876.
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
p. G. DEsLONDE,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
No. 90.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To fix the annual salary of the district at
torney of the + rst Judicial District, and
regulating moou of payment the same to
be in lieu of fe, now allowed by law and
chargeable to HE city of New Orleans.
SECTION l. Be !. enacted by the Senate
and House of Ral -esertatves of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That frcin and after the passage of
this act the dist: let attorney Of the First
Judicial District shall receive from the city
of New Orleans, in lieu of the fees now
allowed him by al and chargeable to the
said city of New Orleans, an annual salary
of five thousand dollars, payable quarterly
by the Administra tor of Finance or treasu-
rer of said city Of New Orleans, on the war
rant of the said strict attorney.
Sec. 9. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
all laws or parts of laws in conflict with
the provisions of this act, and bearing upon
the same subject matter, be and the same
are hereby repea ed, and that this act shall
take effect from and after the first Of De.
cember, 1876.
(Sipned) Ed. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signe6) C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved March 2, 1876.
(Signed) VIM. P. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
PC. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
No. %.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To further define and extend the jurisdic-
ton of the parish courts 10 the State OF
Louisiana.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State OF
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the parish courts of this State shall
have exclusive original jurisdiction in or
binary suits in all cases, when tho amount
in dispute exceeds one hundred dollars ex-
elusive of interest, and does not exceed five
hundred dollars exclusive of interest, sub
ject to an appeal to the district court in all
cases where the amount in contestation OK.
ceeds one hundred dollars exclusive Of
interest.
SEC g Be it further enacted, etc., That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Sigued) E. D. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved, March 9. 1876.
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
p. G. DEsLONDE,
Secretary of State.