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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27
MEXICO.

The Sister Republic with . Divided ALE.
giance-A Prolonged Civil War In Pros
pect-NIilitary Movements.
HAVANA, December 26.-The French mail
steamer from Vera Cruz has arrived.
Iglesias' government is established at
Queretaro. $50 miles from the capital.
The States of Guansjuato, Queretsro,
Agusscalientes, Zscatecas, Durango, N
Luis POt0si. JaliscO, Colilns. Sonora, Sna-
loa and Tabssco recognize Iglesias.
The States of Mexico, HidalgO, Pueblo,
Vera Cruz and Oaxsca are occupied by the
Dlaz troops.
Diaz has assumed q military dictator
ship, under the title of Provisional Presi-
dent, to hold the executive power until an
election is held. According to the grounds
assumed by both Iglesias and Diaz, no
election can be legally held while any Of
the States are occupied by either army.
Diaz' term is very indefi0ite, as is also
Iglesias'. Both are provisional Presidents.
and will remain 80 until one side van
quishes the other. IQlesias has about Il. 600
good troops, VII 10 Dds has IL, 900 of every
grade, but he is we'll provided with artil.
lery, in which Iglesias 10 deficient.
On the sixth instant Q column of 6O0O
men, with twenty-five howitzers and ten
rifisd cannon, left Mexico for Queretaro;
which makes IN al 10 600 men Who arc now
marching upon that place. Iglesias has
shout 700. troops in Q leretar0, with six
pieces of artillery. This force 10 sufficient
to garrison the place. which 10 strong and
easily defended. In . few days these
forces will confront each other. The result
10 doubtful. All parties ore anxious to be
recognized by the United States.
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NEW YoRx, December &C. Eveping.-Money closed
dull bid, Sterling qaiet; - san Gold weak;
ments active sbd stropg;. new fves lla Stste
bonds quiet and nominal Louisiana consols s3a o
sub.trs.@H b.lauoes-GOld. 90, ose cur.
The :ubtvssaly paid ont for interest $500;
cus,ons Ssssipts ssssooe
Gotten cloeed dull; sses TO-DAY 422 bales
1iddline uplaats lahc; g Oh sos lsA 9la 7.lec
sss,a = 70 &c
tinent $3.50; to the channel q. $40. !
.ss'sPs. rs, .s;,. s. Is gre: los,
rusrx Il IS 0Sls Is Ice: March 10 l.n0l3 l.isc;
i nHs ja,s 3 &C. August s l,ss. ' '' Juno
ts.ds reported: .uDeIane Ws.ssls and state ssss
Us W.. a sSsds a! aos Il 81 s isr "iesss
euss 'oss: shade asner and very quiet quiet.
c 6ee-Rio hc higher, and quiet; III 026kc geld
for carsoes In oa2c gold for job lots. sugar
steady aud in moderate d.mand. Tsllov Ga
16S. Resin steady. Turpsntine heavy at 4Sk
ssd Gs.sssn d bSs1
p ime steam lo.ssolL Whisky . sha.e armsr At
81 a frelghls quiet. A.
higher; family s6 2s16 so. West strong: red
81 1901 40. Corn dull and cha 10 lover, 4l0
A4c Oats 9tTO0g; JxUJ6c kgO gu 8n0 ncm: 6Or.
Barley dull and nominal. PORK firm ED At SIC IS.
Lard III fair demand: st am adeTed 1850 10 75c;
kettle liz 0llhc. Bulk meats quiet ana firm;
.houlderc 6ac clear rib sides c. clear .ides PIC
Bacon quiet; shoulders 7sc; clear NIB sides bac;
Sc; short RIBS s08tc. H.ms 96l0c. WHISKY in
fair demand and lower; ~ OF. But or in faif de-
N and and hghe; packing IS 9506 Is.
ST. Louis, December 26-FlOur scarce and
frm; tuperine fall 81 5O05; extra IS 250s so;
dou6le extra do S565058 5; treble extra 90 ESQ
Is. Wheat finn +; No. 2 red fall 81 SO: No 3 do
81 32h al "a, cash. Corn-NO. mixed 39a 04Oc
Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye 69h 07Ohc.
Barley steady and unchanged. W. isky quiet and
unchanged. Pork finn and unchanged. Lard
fl ,mer; l0Ac asked. Bulk meats frmer; very
little doing; 6d8As d85sc for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides; baked, 6so asked for shoul 'ers
long clear middles 81 C =. ID. boxed. Bacon 4ui,
aud unchanged. Hogs moderately active; far to
good O. 7505 S. Cattle irmeI; good demand for
PRIME fat steers for .hpppg other grade4 GLOW.
CHICAGO, December 26-Flour titmer; Western
ext . So sO06 55d7. Wheat excited; 2sc higher;
ary; 81 2eS9l 26H FebIusrJ; 81 IS March; No.
No $3.50 cash; 45kc January; 45Hc February.
Oats in active demand aud higher: 10 . 343c
cash; sake January; IS &c February. Rye in good
demand; shs DE- higher; tic cash. Barley strong
arm and higher; sl6 SOAR cash; SIG 550l6 ssh
Anuary; SIG TN 0l6 80 February. Lsrd active,
firm and higher; 10. TN 0l0 $50 cash; 10 nike Jaa-
uary; 10 87kc February; lie March. Bulk meats
steady aud finn: shOu ders 606kc; stort rib
sides 81 1skc; short clear sides sc. Whisky
81 O0.
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An aDuss~,ttys veil founded rumor, 10
,foas thie worniug that isstruotione have
hecn telexrsphed hsge 1foO WaehioaUoa 70
Sisreeard the orders Of tho court. Whether
fhere 10 truth In this or not, It 70 NOT prop
shle that the board will regard them.
The senate committee c0ucluded their
lsbors here and lets for Jacksonville ths
morning.
4. the supreme Court Of esaah Carolina.
COLUMBIA December 26.-The motion 70
the Supreme Court to remove the quo war
ranto proceedings BY the Tilden electors,
Against the Hayes electors. In South Caro-.
liDa, which had been argued by United
District Attorney COrbin for the motion,
and BY Mr.. Barker and Mr.. Younans
against, was decided to-day. Jastice WI
lard declared the opinion, refusing the mo,
ton to remove the case 10 the Unlted
States Circuit Court under tho act Of Con-
PRESS of 1875.
The Oreges Governor eeFenaded.
SAN FRAxcrsCo, December 26-Governor
Grover, of Oregon, loft this morning Tor
Washington. Last evening he wes seren'
AIDED at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Governor
Irwin, who introduced him, said: Governor
Growers action would have the effect to
compel Congress to 60 behind the face OF
the RETURNS, in which case it was believed
the Senate would refuse to give Hayes the
elective vUte.
Governor Grover spoke very briefly, jus
tifying the constitutional of bis action.
Resolutions we're adopted iDdOraiDg Cover
nor Growers course. About 1000 or 5000
persons wero present. .
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Indictment weather. - Well as BY light offerinss,
81. piing havirg been delayed by the weather, as
we'll % BY the stJins ent prst ensious OF factors
who adte ed steAdfisty to their previous preten-
sions. The butiuess was consequently confiL ed to
the me derat amount noted above. Prices were
well ca cmd sns he sacS n phs 2.
pect ,tion of going on to more advantage to mer
row, when they expect more liberal onerngs
fra c. With larg ARR walls eff red freely, and New
York dlli at trevieus rates and closing 1906 SIC
higher for futures No market reports were re-
porte were Ieceived from Liverpool.
bales $500 on Saturday, rome ytstere ay and 400
lsst week and 20 8 the week before.
Receipts since FIJI az evening. SO ,874 bales. EN-.
bra ing 1920 from ether delivery rts !of which
1857 from Mobile, 81 from Florida and 25'2 from
Te1as) and 35 1854 pr per- against 80 t37 proper last
weeS and 2S6:S last year T1tsl proper tlles
August 81 635,2 S3 bales, against 62lls last wear
inc cease % ,l6i.
The exports comprise 20, s32 bales, embracing
1905 TO liverpool, 1888 to Hsvre 1892 to Barcelona
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from u N. yests rday to u n. today
PAST bales, against 30 7s2 last week and g, 462
Sc 546 last week snd 80 $40 last year Total since
August 81 24s2.sl7 bales against 2.ls6, 7s4 up TO
exports (F,idsy to Monday incusive) to Great
Britain SO c96 bales against 81. 8O9 Last week and
against 1881 last week and sa3s last year.
Stocks 1t al the delivery ports made up to u H..
98 796 bales, against ga 843 last week and sos lis
last year.
Tho E7ehangs MAKES the amount On ship.
hoard not cleared before to days 81 portej
1886 bales, embracing 45.Sl for Liverpool.
80 3O8 for Bavre 1878 for the North 80. 1871 for
Bremen 1886 for Spain, 1903 for the Meditsrnnean,
and 4l3 for ecastwlse ports, leaving in presses,
serseebly e it. eeecuns = y H. 7o''l7s bales
At noon todsy middling wss quoted at Calves
ton 1t ilkc ct Mobile 1t IL \ oil 40. ct Savannah
II sac, ct Norfolk 1T 1lkc 1t Baltimore 1t IKE. At
New York l2kc, ct BOSTON at l2hc, Ut Memphis
at - and ct Augusts at In OlAc
The hxcbanGe rouortse ''Sales $500 bales. Mar.
ket firm: offoriu n limited"
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spectfully to bs excused from eemplis1ce
with fhas ebove Asat1uaoa Teqatremeot u
never having -beea done ct any time siece
the service OF the subpens, and oeang not IN
my power TO ccmoly With the came. "a
Very respectfully, -
= ~ WILLIAM ORION.
The following resolutions were adopted
bv the board Of directors Of the Western
Uaion Telegraph C. mpany, ct . meeting
hold December q, 1876: 20.
Resolred, That the Western Union Ttle-
graph Company regards itself - the conf
dsntisl aeent Of such OF the people Of the
United States - may wish to employ it's
agencies for the tram miesion Of cOmmuni-
cations by telegraph, and bound to resist,
BY every lawful means, al publication or
examination of Ito records.
Resolved, That excepting such messages
40 may be directed BY the senders To- be
preserved for period not exceeding six
months, the executive committee 10 hereby
directed to provide in the future for such
speedy destruction Of al written messages
Is the necessary keeping Of aocounts b.
tween tho respective Offices of the company
may allow. I.al
Resolved. That the board of directors
hereby approve the action of the executive
committee in removing al messages now
on hand from the control or possession of
any OF ito officers. ..s. g.
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John +. q. kranZ vs.. X. d. Maclin.

OIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
y of Orleans No. 9l5s.-By virtue of . writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at ,ubliC auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Ex' hanse, Royal street between Canal and
CustOmhOuse Streets In the Second District of
this city, SATURDAY. January p. 1877 at
twelve O'Clock M. the following described prop
4 PiRCK OR PORTION OF GROUND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights
ways, servitudes. privileges and advantages there
unto belonging situateu il the Fourth strict of
this city. IN the tqnare bounded by Felicity, New
Camp. St Mary and Chestnut streets. and desig.
mated by the letter and Ok. and meak uring
twenty.eight feet four inches front on st. Mary
at eet thiI teen feet il width IN the rear, by
depth and fort on New Camp street Of one hun
dred and twenty six feet five inc he's, and depth
on the side line dividing it from the n naming
portion Of lot number nine Of about hundred
ans tn enty five feet, and 90 piece or portion Of
g'Oun running back to an alley in the rear about
ten fsst in WIDTH for the common use of ssid Dor
ton Of ground and other lots bordering thereon
and the said piece or portion of ground i. part Of
the LIT humber nine, ON . plan drawn by Pile l.
DepOuilly, suiveyOrs, dated twent fourth of Octo
CHI TX, late notary publ c in This city, - plan
mum Der 70 te.srveh of book OF plans number one.
BIT ng the lame property acquired by the de end
ant herein from plain id herein, ss per be ore
John +. Coffee no. airy publ C, ia cd Decemb 8,
1871.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
dez7 ~ IA ~ Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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FOREIGN.
GReat Loee Of Life.

Great Less ct Life.
LONDON, December 26.-At least 100 lives
were lest on Friday and Saturday of the
northwest coast of Scotland. Total in Q
fortnight, $50 men and twenty vessels.
Salisbury ut Constas iiseple.
1t is believed that the Marquis of Sails.
bury will remain permanently 1t Constsn: il.
nOple a. Minister to Turkey.
1t il stated that the Marquis of Salisbury
ness to convey him to Greece, should the
Porte continue unyieldipg.
The temper of the population 10 warlike,
and the situation critical.
Russian steamers have ceased runnlrg in
the Black Sea.
A dispatch from Constsnt inople to Reu-
ter's Telegraph Company, sayt: The Mar
quis of Salisbury will demand to-day from
the Sultan his acceptance OF the proposal
agreed upon by the powers. Should the
Sultan refuse, Lord Salisbury is instr ucted
to leave COnstahtinople, and order the
British fleet to quit Turkish waters.
The Situation Becomes Embarrassed.
CONsTANTINoPLE, December 26 -The
plenipOtentiaries are said to exclude from
the term Bulgaria all localities where the
Musselmans are IN majority. The Porte
is still firmly resolved not to make any con-
cession which Is contrary to the ma nten-
snce of the integrity of the empire, nor to
grant broad administrative authority to the
provinces nor the disarmament of the Mus
selmans.
LIE Phare du Bosphore newspaper to-day
publishes IN article on the crisis which Coz
cludes o. follows:
"NOn-Sclav0nic people will never consent
to being sacrificed to Psn-Sclavism, but
will fight, and, if victorious, will have The
0aklnfAOtiOn NJ Il, he
national existence, but British interesis."
1t Is understood eli the plenipoteut
will leave here should the Sultan II ject the
proposals submitted to him to day. The
respective embassies would then be en-
trusted with the direction of tho affair.
Reports are current that the Turkish
Council of Ministers decided yesterday to
tn reject tho proposals. and that in the
event of war tia. the Porte will arm its
Armenian, Greek, Bulgarian and Christian
Edebim Psshs has been appointed per-
manent President of the Council Of state.
Fire at Versailles.
VERSAILLES, December ga fire broke
out IN the Hall Of Deputies, compelling IN
adjournment. The fire was extinguished.
An Evasive Reply Expected frsn the
Perse.
VIENNA, December 26.-The Political
Correspondence ssye: The latest news re-
ceivea from st. Petersburg indicates that
the Porte will give an evasive reply to the
proposals. This woul not make the situation
hopeless, as the conditions submitted are
not considered unacceptable of mod;fics-
ton. A prOlongation of the srmistice until
January Is is proposed.
From the Isihmus.
PANAMA, December l6-The commission
er from Europe to make new survey for
new canal across the isthmus has com
menced work.
Nothing from the seat of war since the
departure of the steamer. The general
state of affairs is unsettled and unsatisfac-
tory.
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A. ID. Slocomb, ExecltrIx. ". CeristoDh-
81 Dillon. i

A. ID. Sloc0m0, BXecltfSxs w. CoE1otoDo.
eyIxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
= orleans, NO: sta -1y virtue Of q. WIT q
District Court for tho parish Of Orleans. IN the
above entitled cause, to Eugene Waegaman, Ate
sheriff aud by said late fheTi6 to N transfsrr.d
/ will proceed to sell Ut public auction, q the
Merchants and AuctlOneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second etrict Of this city, on sATuR'
DAY, January -, 1877, at twelve o'clock NJ, tae
following deet ribed pr0per,y: 20 wit ,
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
together with tho buildiDgD and improvements
comprising the whole Of the let or iaugulsr
Dor ion of Quad, bounded b. E. planade, MAure-
pas and Mystery ST. eats, and n easuring more or
Ie g sixty eight f. ct front on Mystery street, by
one hundred and seventeen 70 in epth and front
on E,planade street aud light eight feet In pth
to sketch thereof, ann x-d t. An act Of lie from
Je n Klar unto Louis Cont passed before r. E.
TheaTd, late notary public in this city, Septem-
Der II, 1854. Being the same property acquired
by the defendant herein BY purchase fron $40
comb, per a passed before A. Hero. notary pub
lie i, this city, dated December q. 1871.
Seized in the above su1L.
Terms-Thls being the eecOnd and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adjudtcated to
the highest and last bidder for what 1t will bring.
at twelve months credit the purchaser fornhh-
il bond with good and solvent security, bearing
eight per cent interest Der snnum from dAte.
and special mortgage on the property eold
until fna payment. Said purchaser will have to
deduct and pay in cash the amount OF printing,
sheriHs and clerks fees, etc. sav about one
the state parish And munici,,al taxes. the amount
of which 10 not yst aseertatned u..rv OIL.
de27 3s7 l3 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrieanA
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Susan J0hDsoo W. Nlarals Street Motho.
dist Episcopal Church. L
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. n LOBBY virtue of . writ Of
feli facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell
at public auction, At the Merchants and Auc-
ti0neers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and CustomLOuse streets, in the Second District
of this city ON WEDNESDAY, Decem Der q, 1876. Ut
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described proper
CERTAIN PORTION Or cot or GROUND,
together with the chspsl church there ON
erecb d, situated in the Second District of this
city. in the square bounded by BIZ nvi le. Meals,
Vill-re and CustOmh0use reefs, having. in
American measure. hfty.twO feet. more OF less.
front on Bienv lie STREET. by . depth more or les.
of one hi ndr ed snd thirty nine fee: ten and .
half inches on the line which Q, paroles 1t from lot
namber four. Ssia piece or POI ton Of gro. nd
forms part of a lot Of ground designated BY the
number three. on plan avn by joseph Pile. late
surveyor dated the TWEEN fifth of F. bruaIy. 1885,
deposited In the archiv of Reux de Armas former
ly . rotary public In this city. Which ead prop
erty was acquired by the defendant herein from
John b. Radhers. by act passed before Robert J.
Ker notary public In this cit y, on the eighth Of
February, 1879
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
no25 de3 10 n Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Once Chief oienal Omcee.
Waahin0ton' D0oombar Is. l076-A:3O p II

KKOO0OXIIkXGU0
once chief Nenol OMcer.I
Washington, December g, ls76-4:o0P Ay
For ths ssgth Ataaatac ststss. right raaps neat
the eeast, lsllowe1 ~ pertay elou1y weather,
is: as during sss ssssss
=: s: a:s states: oss.ss1,y x,.:. ss.s.,ss .
s 'Ss;, .t sss = s:ss
westerly winds, aloviy Ei.ing ssGcssa uss, end
occasional snow. followed BY partly cloedy
weather and falling barometer
". athsr, nnzshwest to southwest Wiods, slight
rise m tempersturs, aaddecidbd change in baron.
etsr. ~ ~ ie+ tfs
River md naarise News.
SOUTHWEST PAN. December q. 6 r 1-,wind
chip Suly, Segupd, mast =. from Havana. to Felix
Lakue; italian bark Guisipoina viceos,. soatiola,
%ssisao Srs VOC. vssa cTu..sa feSrsoss, ns:
t.. ixslvs d,y' rom from Trxpsn. to ru,s. cstrol1
CRY olipe. Snew, masteT i've days from lndi .ncls
to 8. Cbanfrau; schooner Constance. Ornet, mas
Arrived today-Brit'sl ship viols, vanshsr
master. sixty days from Liverpool. 20 Hall 4
Vaughan: British chip Minnie Swift. Lebwe l. mas
steamship Maria. from Ia ana. to L. Ga d.: Aus
TRAN bark Eco Zsch, sixty two days from Liner.
lex, TO mater. Saued-ShlPs doardlsn 400 Con-
stan:ie; barks Vesta and Anna Walsb; schoOntr
Theresa @. e..f@.
PoRr EAps. December &C. 6 P. M.-wind north
and fresh. Arrived Spanish bark V.rtuosa,
T00ussr, master, wen days from Havana, in bal
last, to master.
vICKsBuRe. December 23-Westher cold and fair.
Pas ed up-0rand Republic, 1t P. NJ; J. h. Han
ma, at iOP. NJ. Passed Down-Glarh sville, at P.
NJ: Natchez, at P. NJ. hang
MEMPHIS, December 26.-River rose two inches.
Msximum thermometer "a. Arrived-Grand Tow
-r, from vicksburg. Depar ,ed-6t. .0ensvieve. for
vicksbHrg ....- t...
CINCINNATI, December 26.-River unchanged.
Weatstr cloudy and cold. g.. I'D
P,TrsBURG. December 26 No change in the river.
lvANsv LIE, d. cember rs River three feet nine
inches Large fall of new ice; light snow nealy
all day. -.
CAIRO December 26-No arrivals or departures.
The Ohio river is full of floating ice. River one
foot eight inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Mercury 24o.
LOUISVILLE. December 26.-Weather cloudy and
cold. River unchanged. E I
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOU .SIANA
IN THE MATTER OF GEORGE BREWER.
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1906.

WHEREAS, GEORGES BREWER, OF NEW
w Orleans and district aforesaid, duly de.
care6 ba krupt under the act of Congress Of March
. 1907. has this day flee in said court . petition
praying for q discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and ether c. inns prOvabl. IN.
Ger saId act Eot'ce ia therefore given to all cred
ltors who ha7 proved their debts. and ali other
airy. 1877 al II A. NJ, 10 assigned for the hearing
OF the same, and that they may then and there
attend ard show cause Ii any they have why the
PRAYER Of the said petition ehOnld not be granted
and further notice 10 given that the bani rupt
VIII undergo an examination before Register c. 8.
nelicgg. on he fourth dsy OF January, A. d.
building
Clerks "fice, New Orleans, Decembe 10, 1876,
NeIoI7Js2 4. DEVON. HIRE beputy Clerk
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The War Democrats DISCOURAGED.
A Washington special December Fl, tt
the Cincinnati Gazette, says:


the Cincinnati Gazette, says:
1t il fact recognized on all sides that the
extreme talk is dying out here. Among
the southern Congressman there are very
few who talk war, while Q number of those
who openly declare that the south will do
nothing to stir up trouble, in case of Hayes
inauguration, increases daily. The unmie-
taxable undercurrs Mt of Conservative senti.
ment among the Southern men has, within
the past week, had Q marked effect upon
the Northern wing, in spite of tho efforts to
ridicule oil statements of its existence.
Aside from this, Tilden's managers are be-
coming discouraged over tho indications
from the South. They have virtually
given up the idea of bettering their con-
dition by any showing their committees
can make from either Florida or South
Carolina, and even in regard to Louisiana,
they begin to feel that whatever techni-
calities of law their committees may claim
in their favor, they will not be able to
meet before the country the mass of evil
dence the Republicans are collecting,
showing violence and general disturbance
in many parishes. To-day, Mr.. Ferry re.
ceived the electoral returns from Florida
BY mail Some Democrats have been tax.
ing much comfort from the fact that the
returns from the State were not received,
and they hoped, before they started, the
court might order q new count. The Re.
publicsns, however, have felt no special
concern.
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SHERIFES SALES.

Gesrse 2. alaiesey " b. DasDie. :.
ralFra Disrslcr OoukT FOB THE PAnlsH OF
Il Orleans. No 7s7TBy vr'ue Or W ~ % nm
Dct1ct Court for the psrsh q IN shove
entitled cause win proceed g sel st pubic n" n.
TUESDAY. Janua:y g. 1877. IT. halt past ten 0clock
4. H., and succeeding days. ct the s.me hone
and Ilace, the following describes pfop&U, 10
The CONTENTS OF A DRY GOODS sTOaI. sit.
nat. At Noe S46 sud 54s hass zine street. 10 the
Fourth District Of this city, ri1vensory wP0n
may BE- seen in my omce =
n ICED in the abOve suit: e..
Terms-Cash on the spot: ,rv 81.
DER ia3s Civn Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana