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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
c. T.. Girardey vs.. Joseph Raymond.

u,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Orleans No t8l2.-By virtue OF VIII OF
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court fer the PARISH OF ",
Jeans in the above entitled cause, 4 W. VI
proceed to sell at public auction, at the MeI
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange RoNaI street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. IN the
Second District of this city, on FRlDAl MaIcn
3 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following &C.
scIibed property, to wit ,,,,,,r g 4, .
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST OF the
defendant herein in and to the market AT the cor,
on which it is built, 20 viii: A portion OF gIcnho
wing and bling at said corner OF Second ana Dry
AIDES stree ts IN the square bounded 0y Secono,
Dryadee Baronue and First streets, fourtn DIS
tri ri of this CITY, and measuring sixty feet 'front.' on
Dry AIDES STREET bv one hundred and fifty feet IN
depth and font on Second strt ct. together with
the Markethouse and Improvements thereon,
40 is left spen fer an alley way l"en.Sy
feet wide on the other side; together with
the rights and privilege Of the defendant 10 collect
and receive the revenues thereof during twenty
years as follows: To collect the whole OF SAID rev.
spue durirg ten wears after the completion OF SAID
market, aud to receive during the remaining Ten
years out Of the renting or farming OF the reve.
nues OF said market, either five hundred dollars
Der month or six thousand dollars per month II
the renting or farming shall amount to that sum
or whatever less il may be- subject the 1lght OF
the civ of New Orleans to become exclusive owner
of said property ard revenues OF SAID Market, At
the expiration of said term Of twenty years &C.
co!din to the contract between sald city OF I'ew
Orleans and said Raymond passed before Andre "
hero Jr., notary pubnc N thls CITY, oA lne 'on'A
of April, 1875.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
f1 IN mb3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
N. w. Casey, Receiver, VS.. Mrs. WAC"
r. RochefOlt IT al.


r. RochefO't IT al. . .,
UNIFTH DISTRICT Coz RT FOR THE PARISH Or
L Orleans, No 6354-By virtue Of a writ OF
seizure aud sale to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans in te above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Mere ants and Auc
tioueers' Exc ange, Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second District
of this city. on FRIDAY, March s. 1876, at
twelve O'Clock A., the following described prop
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
build ngs and improve ments thereon rights, ways
privile ges and advantages thereunto belonging OF
M anywise appertsiuiDg, situated in the Second
District Of this city, in the square bounded By
Royai. Hospital, Bourbon and Barracks streets
and ha1ipg, French measure, thirty seven a feet
s,x feet in depth or more. if any, boun ed the
side toward street v BY the I p,9pe, ,5 nov
toward Barracks street by that now OF lately be.
ior gng to G. Duel. Being the same property ac'
ouiIed by the defendant herein, by purchase from
CIaude Jules Allou dHemecourI, by act pas ed be-
fore a E. Benvenu, notary pubic 10 this city,
on the tbir 18th of june 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot -
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is15 % fel Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans
Jean Dutrey VS.. b. Laguen {Fieri Facias
vs.. &. Leguens); Julien Dutrey VS.. Bertrand

LagOuens. - ..... -
TCIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans Nos. 6534 and 65i6.-By virtue OF two
wrts of Fl ri facas directed by the tonorab
tie Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled causes will proceed TO sell az pub
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctloneers EX-
change ROYAL street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city
on FRIDAY. February II, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ
the following described property. Owlt-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Faubourg rlaisance, Sixth District of this city
in the square bounded by Louisiana avenue, Deia
chaise Mag zine and Constance streets designated
by the numbers eleven and twelve; said lots me as
ure each twenty six feet six inches two and three
twefths lii es front Louisisna avenue, By one
hundred and fifty feet in depth. between parallel
lines: lot number twelve forming the corner OF
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property VIII be definitely adjudirated to
the highest ard last bidder Cor what it will
bring at twelve months credit, the purchaser
furnishing bond. with good and solvent security,
bearing sht per ceLt il teIest per annum from
Date and special mortgage on the property sold
until final payment. Said purchaser shall have TO
deduct and pay in cash the amount of printing
sheriti-s and clerks feee, etc, which amount to
about enc hundred and seventy i've dollars and,
furthermore the state, parish and municipal taxes,
the amount of which is not vet ascerfained
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
ia25 30 fe4 II Civil sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
Rernard l.acaZe vs.. Mrs. Catherine Burke.
Widow of Jean Billiere Barbe.

EUTENE WAG1AMAN.
ia2o % fe22O Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
Richardson & May VS.. Edward ;. Wurz-
h.lro

,26 felO 1926 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
Norris Tasker & Co, VS.. First Centras
Nan acfIIinQ COMPANY

EUGENE WAGGANAN
fi II % mh1 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF reans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04
of Mary Lansburg, Wife of
Frederick Epplina.
COrRT


a26 fe5 IL Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04

IL r.
oIxTp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y orleans, 80. 1Os3.-By virtue Of writ OF fierl
facias against Jean Maumus Antoine DOi-a". Nsrle
Dsleac aHd FRANCHISE DOlesc, to directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District
of this city, on FRIDAY, March g. 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property to Wit
THE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST OF MRS
FRANCHISE DULEAC and the undivided one ixth
interest of Marie Doleac. and the unaieided one
six tn int rest of Antoine Loleac. III and to Ger
tain lot of ground, with all the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon consisting Of q double story
and attic frame house and a two.story frame
kitchen, together with all the rights, wave, privi
eyes and advantages thereuntO bel0I ging or in
appe rtaning situated in the tist District
of this city. iq the square bounded by Apollo, or
Carondelet, Baronne, or Bacchus. Clio and Era
streets, and measuring thirty.one feet eleven
inches 20 and one ha lines front on Era'o street
by u depth of one hundre and eight feet, between
parallel ines.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGENE WAGGAMAN,
f
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SHERTFF'S SALES,
W, H, Appleton 70. p. H. Morgan.

w. II. Abp1et0h 70. r. HI MoFSH"'
CxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 4882.-By virtue OF a writ OF herl
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause win proceed to sell at p%o &c &c
MONDAY, February IA, 1876, at one O'clock P. NJ,
the following described property, TO Wit
TWENTY.fHREE MULES, nov at kegan stA
bles No 1874 Baropne street, in the First District
Of this city.
Seized in the above suit
TerMs-Cash on the spot.
4 mn Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04

THE Brownsvi:lo Democrat, ,.,f YES.
teriay, announces that ColGne, BEN. ].
La viii be a candidate for the Dauo-
cratic nomination for CO.. ygressman in
this district, ard that he is moved to
this course by the repe Ated solicitations
Of friends over the, district, and the
earnest desire exp rsssed on all hands
that his dpo exGsTience and excellent
judgment st0Lid be- plsced whore it
could do the most COED. Colonel Lea,
whom tae Democrat assures Us will have
10 cppOCeat ia Haywood county, and
who ought not - have au opponent in
the district, is II the prime o. life and
Ehe possession Gf vigorous health. He
possesses great fitness for The place ,,f
representative to which tie conf iepoe
Of The people Of the ninth disI.ok ard
his ability and experience viii. We hona
e'eVGte him. He VII, mai :, IN abIe and
efficient member Of the national Jesis.
l2lUre. he Is remsrf<bIy elective ard
seLf-noszes7o3r and is shreWd. Quick.
well informed, and q 5orc. ole and power
rai eobale.r he Is e sound and able
lawyer, and has Discharged the high and
respo-s bie d1!iss Of supreme judge to
the great satisfaction o. that keen and
critical auIience, the bsr Of tae supreme
court Oj the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Movements of the California KukIux-
Threatened RebeIIiOn-BrutaE
Persecution of Chinese.
continuation of Ihe Investigation Be-
fore the California Senate
Commission.

SAN FRANCISCO, Msy 8 The Soutb
san francisco ALtI.JyooIia cIub end
our & Mems universal reform society
hei'I meeting ,ast night, indorsigg tie
" ssttuction 81 the Chinese quarter at
Antioch, snd advocating similar
course 70 this city unless the Federal
government should take inmediate
steps to a5ete the evil. Highly jncepdi-
sry letters we're read from a society in
the interior, seeking cooperation.
A telegram received from New York
says that twenty-six hundred stands
of arms can be delivered here at ten
days notice. While such talk aud az
ti0ns are universally reprobated by the
great mass Of the thinking people in the
city, thlre can be- Go dCubs that il
meets the approval Of . large and dan
gerous class "a the com munity, and that
IL ti1e event OF 10 action being tBken in
The matter by the general government,
tGeTe - grave reason to fear serious dis
surbance al no distant day.
California Senate Investigation.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-'ihe senate
commission 50 Investigate the Chinese
question q now sitting in Sacramento.
Nestei day G. P. O'Neil, a policeman,
testified to having bsen = witness in the
sale of q Chinese wonaaa Tor four hun
dred ard fifty dOilSTs. The woman soon
after spioided, no5 liking the man to
whom she was sold. He also stated that
he had been informed by the Chinese
that they attended the mission schools
solely to learn Eaglish, and Laughed at
the idea Of becoming christians.
Ah-Dan, a Chinese Interpreter, testi.
titled that two Chinese Interpreters had
been killed in SacraHar for their serv-
ice in court IN procuring convictions,
and that 8 reward was outstanding for
his life. He had seeD similar notices
posted in San Francisco. Such notices
contain sn sgresment'to employ counsel
to defend the murderer, il arrested, rec.
ompense him il imprisoned, and senc
money to his relatives in China if exc
Cuted.
His teetInlony in regard to The Chinese
companies is similar 70 that heretofore
published.
Ch7'. l. Jones, district attorney Of Sac
rameDtO, gave his experience as to now
the Chinese conprohlise felonies, abdGct
females, etc, his testimony being in the
main recapitulstion OF similar evidence
given before the commission when sit
ting in San FiRncisco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04

IN the Federal senste yesterday, Sen.
G'og Morton, referring TO an article in
the New York World criticising his ad-
minis;ration as governor Of Indiana,
demsLded that q joint committee
be appointed with authority to make
The mos. rigid examination Of his official
acts. The house bin passed transferring
sixteen thousand dollars TO the main
teuarcs Of ths lighthouse service on the
Mississippi, OHIO and Missouri rivsrs.
IN the mouse, the Illinois contested cleo
ti5n was taken u, and its discussion re-
suited ia uu-ea.irg FarwelI, the sitting
msm5aT, AMI the seating Of Lemoyne,
The contestant The house spent the
remainder OF the session in committee
Of tue whole on tie postofiice sppropri-
alton bill.
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when they may be made payable 20

| when they msy be made payable 20
/ or !er, st the viii OF the dep0sitOT.
Section ,. The deposit notes shall be
/ Tedeemsble on demand at the places
. where they are issued ia gold or silver
I standard bars, or in pure gold aud silver,
/ and the gold and silver notes issued IN
( der the Provisions OF this act shall be
received without limit for all dues to
! the Uuited States, and they shall be
! prepared under the direction Of the seo-
Tstafy Of the treasury, and shall be
transferred to the various minis and
essay Offices IS 8 rart Of the bullion
fund frOm which fuGd deposits shall be
psid for in deposit notes st the re-
quest of the deposiiOrs.
Section The fine and standard gold
and silver bars authorized to be Issued
by this act shall bear the mint stamp Of
purity and fioeaess. The weight aud
value shall be computed as hsreinbsfore
directed.
Section 4 When the United States
treasury receives these deposit notes in
payment Uf dues. then the metal shall
OsCOme the property Of the government,
and the secretary Of the treasury is Slso
authorized 10 issB9 these deposit notes
for all gold and silver now OF hand or
tha: msy be obtained, SAD in exchange
FOR sil outstanding gold certificates
whenever requested 50 to DO, but the
metal shall be held till the depoeit notes
are received into the treasury or re-
deemed.
Section 5. The secretary of the treas
my ehai prescribe the necessary regu-
latiors for carrying into effect the pro-
visions Of this act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04
REHABILITATION,
General Ranks,s RiII.

WAsHtNGTON, April 80 - General
Banks will Introduce tomorrow 8 bill 10
utilize the product Of gold and silver
mining in the United States. The
method proposed, 1t will be seen, is very
similar to that of the ancient deposit
banks in the italian commercial repu0-
lies, and Of the banks OF Amsterdam
and Hamburg, and the London gold
smiths. So long as they acted as safe
keepers OF the specie committed 10 their
care the notes issued on this svetem
would have a purely representative char
sc.er, and the currency would be actu-
ely put in circulation, not by the gov
ernmen', but by the owners OF the gold
and silver bullion. The amount Of cur
rencY which would be Issued under such
a bill IS this would depend entirely on
the amount of bullion in the country ST
any given time, which, ss lopg as it re-
msined ia the United States and was
not exported or used in the srts, would
be available as a circulating medium.
Oae of the principal objections to q sys-
tenn OF cunency like this would b. Us
cost, since the community would lose
the interest on the whole sum held In
pledge, and this forms by far the largest
part CT the cost OF cuEreucy. The lol-
lowing is copy Of the bill:
Be 1t enacted, etc, That deposit notes
OF such denominations as shall be pre-
scTi6ed by the secretary OF the treasury
may, in the mode hereinafter provided.
be paid az the several mints and assgy
offices for the net value OF gold and sill
Yer bullion deposited thereat, and the
bullion thus received shall at all times
be Kept the redemption Of the de.
posit notes, gold for gold and silver Tor
silver. The gold deposited shall he COM
puted az It's mining value, that is 25 S
grains standard, or q % grains pure
gold, which may in no case contain
more than .OO7 Of an impufity to the
dollar, and the silver shall be COMPUTED
ct Az 3 standard, or 81 81 grains OF pure
silver 20 the dollsr. The deposit n4te5
snail be made of convenient size and
form Tor use, and Snail bear upon their
face the amount Of both pure and stand.
ard metal for which they are Issued and
is worth in dollars aud cents. They
snail be made payable 10 bearer except
when issued in sums OF $500 or over,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04
TELEGRAMS.

Louisville, May 8: Base ball: Louis
villes, II; ST. Louis, 0.
indianapolis, May 3: Base, baU-Chi-
| Cages, II; Capital Citys, 10.
Queenstown, May 8: Arrived: Steam
er Lord Cline, from Philadelphia.
Larne, May 8: The steamer State OF
Pennsylvania, from New York, has az
rived.
New York, May 8: The steamer w.
A. S3halten, from Rotterdam, has ar
rived.
Hartford, May 8: Governor IDgersoll
was iuaugurated to-day and the Iegisla-
ture convened,
Chicago, May 8: Anthony Geshing, g
carrier for the morning papers, killed
himself and wife this morning.
Washington, May 8: The chances for
the confirmation OF Writ Sykes as con-
sui to Florence, srs said TO be favorable.
London, May 8: The bullion gone in-
to the Bank Cf England on balance to-
day amounted TO ninety-thTee thousand
pounds.
Atlanta, May 8: The Republican State
convention met to-day, aud, after per-
manent organization, adjourned until
tomorrow.
San Francisco, May 8: A fire at
Phoebe, Nevada, this mOrning, burned
about twenty buildings, mostly dwell
iugs. The loss not stated.
Indianapolis, May 8: 1t is ascertained
to-day that no one was killed outright
in the riot last night, bit two or three
are probably fatally injured.
Hendsye, May 8: Two GuipuzcOan
leaders and the governor Of San Ssbas-
tian have resigned on account Of their
opinions concerning the Fueras.
Omaha, May 8: The emperor of Bra
ri! and suite will arrive from the west
atOut midnight. The train was delayed
on account Of bad track near Ogden.
New York, May 8: SJraiter & Storms,
10 Pearl STREET, were damaged by fire
early this morning to the amount Of
seventy-five thousand dollars. They
were insured.
New York, May 8 John Lswrence's
n 1uiding and plsning-milis, located on
First avenue, were burned to-day. Loss
sixty thousand dollars; insurance thirty
two thousand dollars.
Philadelphia, May g: Peter E. Abel,
NGll hAlOHA bGAO % tA dLluSCulcIL
manager, ETC., is supposed to have COM
mitted suicide last night by jumping off
the Girard avenue bridge.
San Francisco, May 8: The William
cite wooden mills, at Salem, Oregon,
burned this morning. Loss, one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars; insur-
aDce, sixty-seven thousand dollars.
New York, May 3: The specie ship
ments to Europe to-day amouuted to
six hundred and fourteen thousand dol.
lars, six hundred thousand dollars OF
which wss gold coin, the remainder was
silver.
Madrid, May 8: Congress to-day, by q
vote of two hundred and twenty-six to
thirty-nine, rejecled the amendments
proposed by the moderstes against the
religious liberation clause of the. .consti-
| tuition.
Alexandria, May 8: The Daira prop
erty, the khedive's private estate, has
/ been adjudged liable to execution. Rev,
irs Wilson returns TO England, owing to
the acceptance by Egypt Of the French
! financial scheme.
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The Gables FniI 70 yYnrE

NV YORK, May 3.--Tne cable lines
be,w eu Nova Scotia sud Newtound-
land, and connecting with the Atlantic
cables at Hs7Tt's Content, are broken,
aud consequently communication with
Europe by the AnEso-Americau line
f. mpcssrily interraoted. A fault wss
a!i,c7veret 81 the French cable, two
hu8oTe miles froyl Bres:, some time
SGD, which bag nTt bsen repaired. The
United 1'3tea direct ca0ie il working.
and IL nov Tie only line open 10 the
public, but mea u-gs will be taken to re-
par the c5ul1 between Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland and it is hoped that tie
interruption Ci Communication with
Hearts Content vii! not be of long con-
Luuanne.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04
MelhodIst EnisconeI Conrerence.

BALTIMOEE, May 3 = The general
conference 81 the Methodist E6iscopEl
church, Bishop Simpson presiding, took
~ ..sa incoming q Tegort Oi the COM
m',ee on rules. The rules were adopted
sid several committees appointed
Rev. w. 3 POpa, fcstaTn9i delegate
irom The British Wesleyan Couf-reDce,
was presented and cordially we.cOmed.
de made a short address
A nesssge fr IN the African confer
ence 81 Atlantis was referred TO the COM
mi;tae on correspondence, and the &C.
tioa ~ the bishops in appointing frs
terlaj delegates 10 that conference was
con Hrmpd.
Al order of business was made, and
the conference adjourned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04

Fas 5aF-conmittes Of the house OF
repre- sen -stives committee on naval af-
fairs vJJk testimony at New York yes
tsrJb y in Connection with the Brooklyn
nav! yard affairs. Startling disclosures
AaV been "a aaae bysome Witnesses. Tie
rep. -- viii contain some astounding
ie'' 2, and j. il TIm0red that several
pro miGcut parties are Implicated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04
Naval AnnrOpriatiOns.

Messrs. Randall aOd Hale, the sub
committee charged with the preparation
of the naval appropriation bill, COM
pleted it today. Il fools up about
twelve million seven hundred Thousand
dollars a5 against about seventeen mil
lion dollars last year. The reductions
sre principally ia tue items for bureaus
Of construction, steam engineering and
repairiDg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-04
ENGLAND.
DIsrneIi's Stumbling Block The Royal
Titles BiII-A Vote of Ccnsure
Threatened.

LONDON, May 3.-The Press Aseocia-
ton reports the following: We under.
atand that in consequence OF the dis.
satisfaction caused by the proclamation
giving effect to the royal titles bill, and
which does not limit the Use OF the title
Of empress strictly to India, Sir Henry
James will give notice in the house 90.
morrow that he will move q resolution
equivalent TO q vote of censure, to the
effect that the proclamation does no.
fulfill the pledges given by the govern
meat during the debate on the royal
titles bill, aud therefore the vote on the
bill was taken under misconception.
Toe marquis of Harrington will ask
Disraeii for al opportunity to discuss
the above motion.