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hheriRs Sale.

" oiice j. here'y rlven that hv rirtgs of wiit
- ci'ar,liipH D. ucd hy 90, Mi--i-si, ,.iii rouA-
~ ireu't l,'rk. and - rir iirc.iel tid deliver
tst have isfind urtH gna Wi- as posse o. sale "a q
public auction To The vi sh"-t hiider on
MONDAY, &C OlifR lG. 1870,
IN front ui tils rouri house door. in Che town a.
o-"e''ia, hl-si-- i,,ii ,uuui,. Arb, hriNctn tnr
noufs Tor legal ii,.. the following dc-ciii cd
real csiair, tu-wii: 1Ae saufhwrst quarter nr
section .. township 10. range O. bling and beiu-
situate Ia the county ui Mi-.-sippi nnd state ~
Nkahaas and lryi'd uinu as ihe properly II
hicSinsun aIfi Lindsey. 10 satisfy jtdriucut
en- favor pf J1mcs 10 ic-t 1cuI- of sal, usou
p cir'di or iii'c mon .h.; purchase in .iFn bond
with ~ proved security Al oIuirc,i by iig.
) g. DgaER
b-'si-ft i'nc im.
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OFY!sg OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, J
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !

LII LII lF'h, 4uhiNil ~. lGtb.
u. u. Morrow, Treasurer svoa=lisu CO, Green
wond Ark:
Docr Sir In reply to yours OF
abe l4ih INST, have the honor to
ray that since, by the act OF
l4th Of December, 1875, fines, pen
Hltics, and ioricitgrcs, imposed by
amy board, coGr;, or ohiccs what.
ever, are required 10 be paid INTO
the county when imposed for coun-
~ purposes, am of the opinion
that such fines, penalties, and for
textures may be paid in county
scrii. or five per cent. state scrip, at
ihe option 81 the party who pays.
These Gncs and iorfeitures, think.
10 TO the county fund for county
purposes. Truly yours,
s. Il. uuouEs,
Attorney General.
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w,ruouY giving reasons, Figaro
savs, aDistrust ialr-complox'onsd
women with wide mouths" Per
hans they cat too much TO prove
protitable wives during the resent
financial depression.
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Wo call. attention to the adycr-
tiScmcnt .rf tho Crescent Cotton
Gin, which appears IL another col
umn. AS will be seen, this cstab-
lishmcnt is fully prepared to re
ceivc and gin cotton at unusually
low prices. Give Mr.. tavcnall a
trial.
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WARNING ORDER.

STATE or AEKAN
trrNIN uF CNirrENptN,
Jasper Township, Jusiicc'- Court.
i'cndrieks Vanroo'i%co Plaintiffs.
l.. u Hafln Defendant
10 appearing by affidavit in this cause Clcd
that thC defendant, l.. u. Hardin, isR nom rvs
idcnt of the state oi ArkausHs, be Is hcrcl,
warned . npmar Ia my court. in tho town OF
Mariou, IN rail county and staie, within thifiy
,10 days aud answer the complaint Of the PLAN
tiis, llondricDs Campbell &Co.
Ns l'ASpEiDGk, +.
Scpi 20, 1876
Il. F. criucndch, A,'y for plautics.
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CoLonADo, VIII ch was at first re-
portcd as having gone Republican,
after making out her Official re-
turns, givcs tho Democracy ma
jority OF over 500. $50 says the 81
Louis republican.
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The northeast tNl quarter OF section dl Que,
iu township IA fourteen, Nuiihi Range I'D clcy.
EN-, East, Of which, thcrc arr 30 aCrcs cleared
amt undcr fence. with good houses, outhpqses ,
wei, &c., &c Also
Thirty acres dcadrucd, which car be pat IA oul-
jiyatiou next year
Pric,, s2ooo, Terms easy Apply to
JAMES 4 BEST.
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WARMING ORDER.

In the Mississippi Circuit Court,
M'.i''S wade / r''IltIT,
James II Wade defendant.
The defendant, james " wade ls warned to
appear IN I'm. court within Thirty days, aud an
swer complaint of the plaiutif. Miiisa wade.
sept -, lS1G. j. x p HALE. Clerk
Py II. Z NcNpigh, - G
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PARTIES desiring lands surveyed
or lines established, will please nd
dress me at Cottonwood Point, or
orders left with J. l.. Driver, at
Osccola, will be promptly attended
to. Very respectfully,
JAMES ANTHONY,
9 % 3m Surveyor Miss Co.
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CHEAP rsssOIK,

Among those ho.rook..sto in
Dan Castello's circus were Mcssrs.
b. +. BuiIcr, G.. Il. DricIsoy, and
your humble servant.
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GSc acres ON Clear Lake, l1od farm with com
luvlabi, huliiW--. with siu house a good mill,
and an u,cc slIy out buldin-s. ! acre. in cuI-
tFu'Iung Wagrg- ty.itI,i part II wuich Ie uu-
der fence; centrally luDsty., tHl good site FOR
a store; and iu d tlrifiy aud prosperous sy,iir
Mcnf. mostly above Overflow. itltr $4,000.
FERNS viii De made easy iu a good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given Tor wanting 10 sell
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ItiNCn and sIcnS.ric!sS.

The Democratic and Conscrya.
tivo clti2ons OF OSccola and vicln-
ity, and all others who are IN favor
Of the election of Tildcu and Hen.
bricks, and OF reform IN National
politics.. arc requested TO meet at
tho County ClerN's office, on Mon.
day evening, October. 10Th, at :
O'Clock, for the purpose of forming
a Tilden and Hendricks Club.
Punctual attendance requested.
Frank l.. James, J b. Driver,
IL. c. Dunavant, Henry Cook,
w. j. Bowen, Loon Roussan,
y. l.. Cook, james B. Best,
and many others,
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4 Terrible State of Affairs.

\ gentleman who lives in Charles.
ton, 5. c., in letter to n friend in
New York city says
We are in an awful condition.
! mover saw negroes look as ours
do. There is lurking devil IN
every negro's eye, No lady can
walk IN the streets, eveR in day
hight without cncountcring some
negro hla,kguarts who will insult
her. Misses ). L. and A. C.
have been hustled and insultcd
with obsceni'y in broad daylight.
a burIy black villain stopped some
school girls the other afternoon,
unG when they ran away, Shrek
ing. be shoatea tho most revolving
thsea,s after diem. | do not know
a lady ,aat has escaped insult.
Tie Republicans from the North
arc frightened by the storm thev
have raised ;lt has got hey ond their
control, and they can only smother
it. Fear of Mart Gary ahd has
men is all that hccps the negroes
down. Sma!ls stirred up the ne.
groc. two months aro, by blood.
thirsty speech, mcnacing the whites
with negroes, rifles. brickbats and
knives, but now, when they arc be-
ginning TO follow bis programme
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EiAtE At WS,

State scrip-75@75lc selling ;
buying, re in Ii,;!c Rock.
. TWENTY Two Apache Indians, for
merry belonging to ono OF tho most
savage tribes IN iArizona, aro now
on their way to Philadelphia, in
charge OF theT ageut. They IN.
tend To rlsit the Centennial cxhl.
hilton, and will, after their return,
doubtless describe wonders seem
ingly to their agency friends pass
ing belief.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Sale of Real Estate.

n y virtue rfa decree of the Mississippi Circut
Al Court. rcuilrfcd at the Nuy tc'm, lS7C u the
suit thcr"in pending IN which John Il Driver,
udmi ,i-irator cstg'c uf lohu " White Wa
pllntiH. and t n tolmrs was i,fcudaut !
viii sell To the highest bidder in irHut Ci The
coWi hqusr door, IN The town ol Osccol0, hTk .,
on u crc,lu ol thryv months on
NOVEMBER 6, 1875.
the following described Ia dstn-Wit BEGINNING
ut the northwest corner ut section rs, I. WusAp
10, rang, 10 east, runumg Mouth 80 chains to one
uf The byHriug trees; thence rHst q chains tu ihr
Mississippi river; urucr II degrees east, -
chains, thence wu-i N chains lo tAv hrGint iuE.
Also lot No H. NJ icth srctiug, I've t.wu~uip 10,
mugc 10 least aud bounded Cn trU west nr .lp,
" Williams ruuy; on the SuUta lS D.. IL. Ed
riuCtOn tract ou jhacas, hR o.. Mississippi rvar
amt uu The nuslh by the land o' Augu-tiur
Tucker iNr sa'r % tskc place within iuvnl
hnus. and the purchaser inquired 10 give bond
With approved security for thrltynipdt 90 tine
purchase mouvy. ions Il. lK.sh hU,
tnuwles io'vr
Oct ?, lS7G.
g " ThumasnH, Any.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


V'HE countcnance is pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional fushes, or
n circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate; an azure senicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid F; the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes blced5; a swell
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing of
the ears an unusual secretion OF saliva;
Shiny or flrrcd tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
withagnawing sensation ofth: stomach,
at Others, entirely gone heeting pains
in the stomach ; occasional rausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels Irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whichever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net eaPa6he gf aoiag tie slightest
Hjaiy 10 tie NEST tcRR(y fJlHt
The genuine Dr.. M@LANE's VERNE
TUGE bears the signatures ofC. MFLANE
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
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Nv =, Sec. GO, 7. - y, L. lo 19,t, within
. miIa-ot D-ccnlJ, 90 acres uoN in cultivation,
Vlra beautiful crHp ON o. SD asrr~ nearly
c,oa9ti and cnu easily Doc put zoo cultivation the
nest yclr. Comfortable house. ON The plucr.
some Of The iIid Is subject Ia overflow, iut j.
We Grained by ditcAu-, Price $500 cash.
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FOR SALE.

The Dickinson Mi's, and appur-
tcnanccs, situated on Frcnchman's
Bayou, Miss. County, Ark. forms;
one third cash; balance, on liberal
terms. For particulars, address,
S. NJ. Dickinson, Nashville, Tenn ,
or, J. w. Uzaell, Golden's Lake,
Miss. Co AK, OH.
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WARNTNGORDER.
In Missi sXbpi Circuit Court,
November Term, 1876,

IS roWon fIaiuuG
Cri ,hcad a iiaslfins Defendants
n y. trui lit,,i, one OF tLp defendants in
ihi7 ctn-r, Do wHr4ct to appear IN ui.a court
within thirty da} suud answer thr tompiuint of
thr p'.M,iN, " Bowen
X. p HAue Clerk
hy H.. L. McN egh, d G.
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CIR iss5CEGNT
COTTON Gin
Ind Corn Mil.

MO. ls NORTH SECOND ST HALF
- square north ot LnuisyillC q Il. Track ,
NcWlbis, Icun, HnNug yft8hlI-htI a dr-t-
clg-4 GiuhnG-r, a.hiyc. and Gifted un Nfh IRE
htsi Gins aJd tnaurr- iu use. am hcit,r pHc.
pHud tpd1 e.1r, work than my Gu i4 lhe city,
Prices aa Low As TiiE lgWFSr. Nul ru-
nsh hu,- fng shVmtbt 0Iul srct rrttor iuteuu
ed for The Crescent t,lH. All orders direct hi TOO
U'n. or iliuu-h a merchant, will meet with
prompt attention
sar4nce. A RhNESALL.
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situated the heart of tho business portion the
thoroughly repaired cellar garrett
nhed with furniture 1t is convenient to the places
amusement and the Convenient Hotel the City various
Depo Street Cars pass every all the
City, Fare good any Hotel in the City, and
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l0arfes, " \ see. 20. r. 70 X, Il. @, East.
a valuable fam now raising 90 bales OF cotton
pric, s. ,Orl. ICrmr caey.
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" p .Nc. D., sec. 5T 10 II. z E1-', s0
ueyts, .r acr. s ahnyc Ordinary overflow. hglHrc,
well timbctcd. Price S4lV. Terms easy.
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Malaria =! Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

by tor
'i . a no to
lIaA urutIr
mnIra.
e iup.ni
prepared II madam
Blols 6o,
uatu ii Will
ln7 Bel, the
d
Build
lea money rcn,L,
q u,, u.E tuIuu nIsya
jrs lO'c@ NH.s'v su!c the United
LOVES
ut,N us Ga
4, ,Cmu,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
STATE At LARsE-J. ID. Walker,
OF Washington, N l.. Bell, of Joil-
crson.
First District = polndcsicr Dunn,
ol St Francis.
Second Distsici--Dano, w
Jones, OF Hampstead.
Third District-Benton J. Brown,
Of Crawford.
Fourth Distr,ct-S. ii. Whlt
thornc, Of Conway.
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SCI. Soc. 20. Tim. r. . East, 100 acros.
Nu-t.oI IHis tract b. above overflow - acres
v,I d,sj.ucD, and win No. : Wn1ld nuke %
4g-mu uI2ul acre. Hf much value Price : .2",
Terms. Ole Lirl cash, ballng. il one and two
n Htlrt.
Ihp.a lands are the be.l lg lc TrrgchW1us
Bsyuu settlement, is Nutf lnc tluUH and s,' n''
iiuu-c and IL The most desirable lands non ola
the mark. & in iui- Cuuut2.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi Circuit Court,

The defendants, Jas l. Read Robert II Kirk
patrick Andrex H. Harris John Dcniug Us 4
Delaney las NELLY Benz. + McFa.iGrn Jacob
COX Nm Gallahs AMI Edward >usts. a!e warned
10 nppeat IN this court W,ihin thu1y day o, and
answer tie complaint ~ the llaibtif
4. Hale, Clerk
ny VI Il Meycirh. D. {.
osceola, Az Oct. J, lSsJ.
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Lands For Sale,


Sc i NJ = Sec 80, Towu,hpil n, r. 0 cast,
sNsgrrt. above p.cTAuW, - E.ut IN autgyss.nl
cultiNaf .uu. bailluUr UpiG.uvi and under trrcc
Iriar N -uO, terms one third cash, balance IN
oucunu NJ years.
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Own Hair,

qrno Tty wonderful preparation c,ll SY FEET n
hcHtst hose 10 hu have w dfn
trc
h " prove -nyu change
tfr, s. r t a l f p
orr G 81, or ecout
f u
Ion
p 8
|.
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% % % time made 70 ou o u Ituo
..oT
o,t-sali MSTfirt. "a
line 1I,tra rl o Ia .li,r .
lp
10 ~ aud I 30 M which
/, a. ImIt il ~
a
m u
.
bod
fp us Dr.
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r.. Read tie following cvrt;,icatce

ATLANTA, q, June s, I75.
hc tE7 lngl s VuIscE
AlriI boss v5s f.l, SICK with
Nrrc t,.iuu ID Ancr had
h- iuiIe., dfyonr huti-muiT iTiul
clrlcd alw,d cine yGdr B,t. rs deri
hcc" t.r each yriH thereafter
ih, imr. When H on'r with Al ciie and
V'r and IN :tUc, II sludd chill
want one ' }oar Pads, ail n' p}eic Nlng ry1yiody
De unfortunate i l.u,
enough to set one G.! you. Bells,
am respectfully, etc
, NJ. WILSON.
--..... ArtAvTa. GA, june 3, 1873.
Drs. LOVE & WILSON
lay Of p,.r1lhrrl- taken with til4
Ihpma-,ilc Gr
hy three cMinst lty-crt4 Hllc sfcp OF -
- - : Il - - -l ~. ~ -L -
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s. M. Jones,

Late OF the Richmond House Paducah,
Folmcl y 0f the City Hotel, Nashville,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-23
A. Rochereau Il Co. vs.. Jules Buissos.

A. Rochereau 4 Co. VS.. Jules Buiss0G.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. s9O-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure aud safe to me directed by the hOncra.
BILE the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sen at public auction at the Merchants n and
District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,, August %.
1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
I'VE FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
thereon and appurtenauces thereof and all the
rights, ways servitudes, privileges and advan.
taees there unto belonging or in any wise sppsr-
Sixth District of the city Of New OIL, aus ste city
and parish of Jefferson in this statel, in the
square bounded by Pla4uemtnes, Chestnut So
Mat and Dufossat streets, AMI designated by the
numbers f We, six. sever eight and niue of square
o.SeT an Se
records Of c: CourLe Ladre, ere. lats z notary
public in TIL: ey Lots e aad
nut street, by one hundred and twelve feet in
DEPTH lot number seven measures thirty -0ne feet
wslve feet in depth; lot number eight forms the
corner OF Chestnut and SOniat st1 eets, and me as
hundred and Twelve feet in depth and front on
Sonat street. and lot number nine measures
thirty three feet four nches front on soniat street.
BY one hundred and twenty-five feet in depth. Be-
ing the same property acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from Albin Rochereau. per act
city, on the twenty fourth of November 1874.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms and Conditi0ps-l. In cash for q sufficient
amount to pay PLAINTIFF claim, say rhe sum of six
hundred and eighty dollars. with interest At the
rate of eight per cent per annum from Der
d. 1875 until the day of sale, five per cent att0r
neys fees. all costs Of sale and ali the taxes due
on the property. O. The purchaser to assume the
payment of n promissory note for four thousand
two hundred aud fifty dollars, secured by mort
gage and vendors lien on said property, dated
November "a. 1874, and payable two years after
date with int rest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum thereon from maturity until paid and also
to assume all the obligations of the act Of sale and
mortgage mot to ALLEVIATE, and to pay ave per cent
attorneys fees in case Of suit. etc. 3. And the
balance Of the price Of adjudication, if any, cash
on the spot; and in the price bid the prop
erty should after deduction Of the aforesaid fees,
costs and taxes in cash. be less than aggregate
amount Of the plaintiffs claim, with interest as
aforesaid and Of the note to be assumed - above
described, then the purchaser to pay the plain
ttfs aforesaid cash claim and to assume the Store
SAID note pro rata TO the extent Of the balance Of
his bid
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
y22 % aul3 20 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-23
SHERIFF'S SALES,

Laurent Verges va. Jean Rernichon.
LNIFTK DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 759l-By virtue of writ Of seiz.
nre and sa e to me directed by the honorable the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Ex-
house streets in the Second District of this city
SATURDAY, septembsr, %. 1876 at twelve O'Clock
NJ the 1SowiSg described les lib property; to Wit
all and singular the buildings and improvements
the, con ana the appu1tenances thereof, situated
in the First District Of this CITY, in the square
bounded by PerdidO, Cravier. Franklin (late st.
Peter and Basin Qate St john streets, DESIGNATED
BY the mum Der four on plan drawn BY g. +; Dunbar,
for reference in the Office Of Octave de Armas,
notary public in this city, in book number three,
plan number three Said lot measures twenty-five
feet six inches front on PerdidO street by one hun
dred and tweHty three feet eleven inches one line
in depth on the side nearest Basin or st. John
street. ard one hundred and twenty one feet three
inches four lines on the other side, the ear line
having twenty tive feet three inches one line in
:. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. also
together with an singular the buildings and
improvements thereon, and the apputren ances
city, in the square bounded by Erato, Carondelet,
Clio and st. Charles streets, designated by the
number three on the Old title thereto, and 90 three
8 On . plan deposited in the Office of Selim
Magner, late notary public in this city, as plan
Du@ber one hunered an twenty.four. according to
seSen psches tn,ss INES reSt % .ess
street by one hundred aud 'ty one feet ten inches
four lines in depth, between equal and paral ell
lineA
The aforedescribed premises belong to tho de-
endant. herein, from having acquired the came by
purchase; the property firstly described from
smith Bry an, per act passed before w. j. Castell,
notary public in this city, the twenty ninth Of
Decem ber 1870 duly resistered in the convey ance
once OF said parish and city, in book ninty nine
folio two hundred and sixty. Ave: and tho property
secondly desc. ibed. from the heirs Of Msunsel
White. BY an got passed before Selm Magner, let e
notary public in this city, on the twentieth Of
March, 1869. duly registe red in the conveyance
Office Of this parsh and city, in book ninety seven,
folio ten.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
E6GENE WA0GAMAN
au23 eel 923 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Crleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-23
The Reduction of the Navy.

As compelled by the action of Congress
the Secretary OF the Navy hajssued gen.
eral order to all officers. He states in it
that the estimates of the departmen mt were
81, 600, 900; that Congress only appropriated
s., 900, deducted 1000 from the compile
ment Of $500 men, and directed the Secre-
tary to exercise his 'disused power" to fur
Tough officers instead of having them placed
on "other duty" or "waiting orders" He
also says:
It is indeed "disagreeable duty" for
the Secretary to be obliged to put SO many
well-deserviEg officers in position re-
served, of late years, solely for the useless
and undeserving, and perhaps to reduce
actually necessary for the support of their
families. But he has no other alternative,
except that of refusing to carry out the ex-
pressed will of the representatives Of the
people.
Congress will be asked, at it's next ses-
sion, to remedy to the deserving the evil
which is thus done them, and, in the mean
time, it will be understood that this order
neither imputes any wrong to, nor involves
the disgrace of any such officer; but that it
is simply an effort to meet, as near as may
be, the requirements Of public law, binding
alike upon the department and the service.
The following dispatch to the Cincinnati
Times presents clearly the effect OF this
legislation:
One of the most disgraceful results of the
pretended retrenchment legislation of the
House is revealed by an examination of the
effect of the recent order Of the Secretary
of the Navy, placing on turlOugh sut1i-
Gent number Of naval officers to bring the
pay of the navy within the appropriation.
Under this compulsory reduction many of
the most distinguished naval heroes will be
reduced almost to beggary, and the pay of
the furlOughed lieutenants, and below that
grade, will be less than that of many classes
of enlisted men, such as machinists, fire.
mel, bOatswain, mate and cooks Among
those who must be reduced are Vice Ad
miral Rowan, who was promoted for emf
nent service over the heads of such men as
Dahlgren, Davis, Goldsborongh and Gordon,
and who is cut down to $4,000. Rear Ad-
mirals Almy, Reed, Worden, LIE Roy
and Trenchard, all Of whom tough.
in the Mexican war and during the
rebellion, are reduced to $4,000, or less than
the junior of them received twenty years
ago. Commodores Balch, Preble, SPOTS,
Baldwin, Calhoun and others will receive
$500. Captains like Ransom, Hopkins,
Temple, Carter, who was q Major Cen
ersl Of volunteers, Lowrey, Roe, De Kraft,
Truxton, Mayo and Harmony, are reduced
to $l4OO, equal to the pay Of young boys
who graduated FROM the Naval Academy
half . dozen years ago. About twenty
commanders will necessarily be furloughed
at e1150 per annum, about fifty lieutenant
ants ct $500 and 5000, about the same
number OF matters, ensigns and midship-
men 1T 5000, $500 and $500. The result
can not fail to be great distress among the
lower grades, and serious impairment Of
the morale OF the service.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-23
By O. Valeton.
SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE RODI.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3S,i97.
DY o. vALETON, .AUCTIONRER-OFFICR
ID Nos. SO and IS Magazine street-SATUR.
DAY September Is, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, viii
be sold, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex.
change. on Royal street, in compliance to an order
from Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge OF the Second Dis.
trlct Court fer the parish OF Orleans, dated Au'
j. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, sit lated in the 7 I'D Dis.
trict of this city. in tue square bounded by Mande
vile, Marigny. Love or Rampant, and Craps or
Burgundy streets; said lot. f,rming the corner Of
Rampant and Vaudeville streets, and has in French
measure, 50 feet inehes lines front on Mande.
vile stree and 60 feet front on Rampant street;
:, 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city. in the square
bounded bv Barracks Hospital, Miro and Toni
81 feet front on Barracks street, by depth Of
LIS feet, between parallel lines, with all tho
buildings and improve ments thereon.
the of o This cy IN
bounded by st. Ann Dumane, Derbisny and
Roman streets, measuring 81 feet trout on ct.
Ann street, by "a feet IN depth, between parallel
lines. American measure. with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
The whole as per plans exhibited at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange.
Terms and COnditiOn-OnethirdO Of adjudication
price cash. and the balance on a credit Of one and
two years, with eight per cent interest from date
of sale until paid; notes secured by mortgage and
vendors lien and privileges; five per cent at
tolneys fees in case of suit; the buildings to be
kept insured and policy transferred TO vendor;
taxes for the current year 10 be assumed by the
purchaser.
Acts of fale before --, notary public; ten
Fer cent of adiudical ion price to be paid to the
auctione er on the spot TO bind the sale.
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