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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-03
No. 1e4. AN ACT

TO make an additional appropriation of one
thousand five hundred dollars TO pay for as
sessment and tax collectors rolls.
SECTION l. BE ii enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The State Of Louis
ana, in General Assembly Commenced, That
the additional sum OF one thousand five hundred
dollars be and the same ia hereby appropriated
cut of any money in the State Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to pay for assessment and tax
collectors rolls,
SEC. 2. BE ii further enacted, etc., That all
laws or parts oil laws contrary to, or in conflict
with, the provisions OF this ACT be repealed. and
that this act take effect from and after it's pro-
mitigation. -
tSigned) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker oil the House Of Representatives.
fSigned) LOUIS A. WILlz,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Senate.
Approved April 30, 1877.
t5igned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLLs,
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary of State,
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ADVERTISING RATEs-DAILY.

Transient advertisements 81 per square ten
lines of solid agate) first insertion; 80 cents
each subsequent consecutive insertion.
Wants To Rent, For Sales and Boarding ad-
vertsegnents 10 cents line, net cash. solid mea-
sure None taken at less than 90 cents.
Advertisements for the period OF one month
nd longer, as follows:
Local or Business Notices 20 cents a line. net.
Editorial Notices. In Editorial type. 90 cents q
IJ,o npt
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Monthly advertisements. haYng the run OF
the nanar. Inserted every other day, to be
charged two-tbirds the above rates. nts eaeb
saIare. ssO per month
Rstes for Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same az Tor
All ADVERTISEMENTS for the period OF one month
no fol1pygs
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To amend and rs-enact an act entitled IAN act
to incorporate the Louisiana Historical To-
ciety,' approved January sixteenth, one thou
sand Gig bit hundred and sixty.
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1
Col. Ben King, the Copiah wheel
horse, has declined to allow his name to
go before the Democratic Convention as
a candidate for Governor.
The Jury in the case of Mitchell vs..
New Orleans, Chicago and St. Louis
Railroad for $50, COO damages, returned
a verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for
$4,000. The case was tried at Brookha-
ven.
A farmer in the pine lands near Ham
mond, about sixty miles from New Or.
leans, on the Jackson Railroad, last
year made 400 gallons OF cane syrup az
: barrels) on one acre, and sold it fol
$500.
! The last session of the circuit court
.. at Vicksburg sent sixteen criminals tC
, the Penitentiary. Just half of these &c
to Jackson for burglary. Only three
persons tried were acquitted. Justice
|, is certainly enforced in Warren county
, The Natchez Cotton Factory Com
pany, with capital of $4,000, organic
: ed on Thursday by the election of r. +
: Learned, President; Jos. N. Carpenter
/ Secretary, and P. Fl. McGraw, Treas
8 urer. It is of course private matter
8 but it can't do any harm to state tina
!: the salaries of these officers are said tt
v be ten cents apiece for the first year
i This is an earnest of the determination
r to succeed with which these few gentle
d men have embarked in this enterprise
u The investors are all men Of means, ant
. successful in business, solid men, VIII
will give their time and talents free 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Crry HoTEL-W d Burton, La +; Frank Gam
BERT Boston Herve Friend, Mass; Q q Akam
and wife New York ; W Q Cowden, Louisville
John Hill, Miss Kate Hill, Miss Maggie Hill, Geu
Hill, VIM Robson, G Andrews, La !; l. w Miller,
city; Miss Doddie Ivy, Miss Eva Quinn, VIM
Moore, Fl Cogglns, Tenn james u Collins
and wife, W Wooding and wife, Mrs James "
iIoyd and servant, " J Houston, A Ring, Ga; &
Diilimius and wife, Mississippi Miss Anna spen-
Ger, Mrs sherer, Ga Mrs l. Robinson, Ut Louis
Miss Johnston, st Louis; Will W Irvine, city
Shepherd and wife, + D smith, Miss Tackett,
Miss Belle Harris, J N Bradford and wife, " W
Mayo, sherman; Eos, W b Deylin; Miller
and wife, R West; Miss; L L Mosby, city; B
Adams, jr w Mclean, W O Chamberlin, Misc;
M Nj Liddell, @ Liddell, A Topp. Lyell,
Carrolltop; W Fl Tribeth, W Rutledge, How
ell, Miss; Enos Richmond, Washington; Fl
MCGEE, vicksburg; II W Weaver, Miss; Lee, La;
Otto Forss, Tenn; A Dunn, Pa; d Price, Moss
Point; Mrs Allie McFadden, Tenn; d G Hurl-
burt, Mrs Lockhart and daughter, Mrs Nc
Lean, Mrs Bette jenkins. Mrs q Cole, Mrs
Emma Bowers, Mrs Fanny Dyer, Mrs s Glover,
ID w Rhyme, w L Walton, w T Stger, j Pah-
len, Lesth Stigler, D W Beall, B Clover, Nor
gan Clover, D Z Hoskins, O Caldwell,
Miss saie Boyle, Smith Barbour, Miss:
D salli, Jno HUTCHINSON, W s Donald, Miss; J 8
Perkins, Mrs Perkins, Misses Perkins, Miss 3
Suthon, La; Chambers, Franklin; Mrs D
Moore and family, Mrs McOloud, Muster Nc
Cloud, La.
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Rseetuss OF Produce.

-
sHARKEYS LANDING--Per steamer Clarks
yille-I37 bales cotton j Burnet &co-121 I Harris
&cc-12l Richardson g. May--1lS Walden, Hawkins
Geo. .1l3 Craig & Hogan O7 Payne Kennedy &co-
81 Allen Nugent coos Lehman, Abr ham Zoo
80 Chaffs Hamilton & Powell-2s w Burbridge Il
Cos Airey &co-l7 Graham, Black &co--l6
G W Sente &co-l2 Barrett & Gordon-S Meyer
Weis &co-9 March & SheDkt rs Bush Levert-4
Bel Gersop-4 Hartwel e. Chambers-2l Jno 7 Har-
die &co-2 b Newman Geo - do and sundries to
order-Total 1850 bales cotton
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Texas--S22 bales
cotton Meyer. Weis Geo. 200 Lehman, Abraham Geo
led Alcus. ScbercR e. Autey-129 Jne Phelps eco
Ill Britton, Moore & Coleman-s7 order 60 Jno
Chaffs g. Son-5s Kirkpatrick e. Keith-43 T L Airey
&co-i2 Jno Hardie &co--39 H & g Newman--37
Chatfe, Hamilton &FPowell-3S w Burbridge Eco
"a r r Buekner & Bro-y 6 w Sentell sco--S w
Frierson Geo Il S Levy-5 L Walmsley &eo---3
McGehee Snowden & Violeti-1 Richardson e. May
10 sacks seed cotton Renshaw. Cammaek &lo-l
hhds sugar Hirseh, Adler &co-el head cattle G
Noble &co-9l do Aycock, Mitchell &co:--sundries
orderTota 1917 bales cotton 10 sacks seed cotton
l bid sugar 81 head cattle
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel hid
sugar liz bbls molasses hoRson &co--55 bales
moss + CazeBtre- sundries to order
LOWER COASTER steamer Emp $50 hbds
sugar Richard Miliiken-26 bales straw head cattle
and snndIiss to order
LOWER COASE-Per steamer Rice Fa1mer-30
bbls rios A Socoa-12l sacks rough rice Jos David
45 90 K p & Ruch-sundries to order-Total 80 bbls
lice l6j sacks rough rice
Low Err COAoT-Per steamer Walcon-sundriss
to order
PITTSBURG-Per towboat n ellie Spear-300 00e
bush coal to D Wood g. Bro
LQUISVILLE-Per towboat Alice Brown-350, coo
bush coal Brown g. Jones
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cont,nued from First page.

IN a man q probation morally, o probation to his
industry, his selt-control his patience his cour-
age. his obedience, his faith and hope how ne.
cannot live in this world OF all without, in sonle
degree, advancing in these great moral lessohe
He Walks creations halls its crowned King. II 10
the antechsmber of the hottest place. Tits. could
wa hut see through our dim eyes, radiant with
the light of His face. The glories come and go
The eternal splendors flash and burn, the waves
corridors. The footsteps of the great God ring
through It's aisles ~ he treads their sounding
nayements in power. Let us learn this lesson at
least to-night-Faith in present I'D, faith 10 q
living God: that the things we see are charged,
filed. living with resistless spiritual power and
meaning; that the awful eternal hesves and
surges round and through the poor temporal
that The living God reigns now in power.
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BREVITIES.

The Temperature OF our climate at This period
NAV be estimated when 1t i, said that the ice
cream wagons are already selling Joe cream on
the streets of the city-giving more for ten cents
and of better quality than can be had FOR twen-
ty-fve cents elsewhere.
The manager of the Varieties !heatre nas
concuded To discontinue the Sunday perform
anees at that theatre The fact ID, that whilst
Sundry has always been the best night at the
Academy aud OF the st. Charles, it does not pay
to raise the curtain at the Varieties on thai day.
fayorite amusement with certain young men
Is smoking In lale cars, In defiance OF the com
mands of the driver, and the order of the COM
pany. They do it always in squads, and up to the
present, have always evaded arrest, the driver
pre- erring to submt to an infrsctlon oil the rules
rather than create o disturbance. The police are
the proper parties to attend to these persons
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Emile Bouny vs.. William G. Brown.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR,
- ish of Orleans. No. 9195.---By virtue Of writ
of seizure and sale to me directed by the Hon
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish of
Orleans in the above entitled cause, I will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Apetoneers, Exchange. Royal street, be-
Second District OF this city. on SATURDAY.
February, wenty-fourth. 1871 at twelve o'clock
TWo CRRT4,N LOTS t OF GKoU Il H. to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon. and the rights ways. privileges, servi-
and belonging, situated in the First District of
this city. in the square bounded by Canal.
Tonti, jackson (now GasqueU and Miro streets.
sketch annexed to an, act pas cd before 7. o:
Stark. late notary in this city, on the ninth Of
April 1866. Said is measure eaoh thirty feet
front on Canal street. between Miro and Tonti
streets by u depth each. OF one hundred and
thirty-five feet. between parallsl lines. Being
the same property The said William G. Brown
acquired by purchase from PHILIPPE Bouron
and Charles sagory. as per act Of sale passed
city. on the thirty-tirst of December. 1875.
Seized in the above suit
Terms and Conditions. In cash for suf1l-
Gent amount to pay . aintiffs claim. say two
thousand dollars, with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum thereon from the
twenty-third of December, 1876, until the day of
sale five per cent on the aggregate thereof for
attorneys lees, all costs of suit and Of tho sale
and all the taxes duo on the property sold. 2.
The purchaser to assume the payment OF the
two promiSsory notes. secured by IA r gage and
vendors lien on said property. dated the TWEEN
ty-lhird of December. 1875. for two thousand
dollars each, payable respectively two and three
years after date, at the southern Bank OF New
Orleans, with interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per aunum from their date until paid,
and also to assume the obligations of the act Of
sale and mortgage not to ALLEVIATE and TO pay
five per cent attorneys fees in case Of suit, etc.
8. And the balance of the price of adjudication
iii any, cash on the spot; and in case the price
bid should, after deduction of the aforesaid
fees, costs and taxes in cash be less than the ag
gregate amount Of plaintiffs claim with in
terest as aforesaid. and of the notes to be as
sumed as above described then the purchaser
to pay plaintiffs aforesaid cash claim. and to
assume the aforedescribed notes pro rata. to
the extent Of the balance of his bid.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ia25 febt2 "a
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Az No. o Chartree street. three doors from Ca
nal street, is the we'll known and popular estab'
lishment OF Nine Rosa Reynoir. Ladies' whc
have come tc epend the Carnival week will fad a
very large and elegant assortment OF Americas
trimmed and ready for immediate wear. Mime.
Reypoir is an. old established fsvorte here, aud,
understanding all the wants OF this section and
season, has thus prepared to accommodate oil
who viii h to utilize their visit and procure fash
ionable and stylish millinery for themselves and
friends without interfering with their pleasure.
BAH and party sashes, ribbons and ornaments o,
all sorts, and all styles Of those flower and ieai
bouquets, sprays and vines, now so much used in
the establishment Of ball and fancy costumes,
ali of which will be sod at The very lowest rates.
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River Ia ewas

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DGDTo o AT.
Feb. II. 1877.
nR1vA1s-Isabel, Emma, Ann g.. Waloon,
Clarksvile, Texas, Alice Brown.
DEPARTURES None.
To AaRlvE~Blue Wing No. 8, Mary Ida, Eve,
Upper Coast; John II. Hanna, Ouachits Belle,
Cotton Valley, John Howard, Ouachita; Fannie
Tatum, Maria Louise, Lotus No. 3, Bed River;
Trenton, Assumption, Henry Tete, Lsfourche;
st. John, 6aton Rouge; Gov. allen, Bayou Sara; II.
e. Lee, Vicksb 6; Era No. 10, Bertha, Opelousas;
Eureka, Attabapss; Grand Republic, Memphis;
Thos. sherlock, U. 2. Schenck, Ohio; TensaF,'
Tensas and Macon.
The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant.
We call special attention to the advertisement
in another column OF the New Orleans and Qua
chita Transportation Company's steamers Qua
chita Belle and John FL. Hanna, two OF the finest
boats in the trade, otlicered by men known from
one end to the other Of it. The company offers
to their friends and patrons speedy, reliable and
regular communication.
The Era No. 9, also of this line, is receiving to
leave to-day At p. m. for Camden and all way
points on the Ouachlta, Capt. Charlie Arthur in
command, Thos. Gallagher clerk.
The magnificent Grand Republic, W. Ii. Thor
wegan, master, will arrive tomorrow with
large trip, and will leave for Memphis Wednes-
dsy. positively.
The Thos. Sherlock, due lsst night. leaves for
the Ohio through to Cincinnati, Wednesday, Low
Hates in command, III. l.. Virden, clerk.
The fine steamer Texas, OF the New Orleans
ana heu 0lS6k lIauSpol tdthou Soupaug, USo W
Rea, master, arrived yesterday from Shreveport
and will return Wednesday, at 5 p. m.
The Texas will be followed Thursday by the
Maria Louise, Capt. Fl. j. Brinker.
The GAINESVILLE arrived Saturday night from
the Yazoo and was taken out yesterday on the
Good Intent Docks. she will be ready to leave
tomorrow.
The Merchants and Painters independent
packet City OF Augusta, J. w. Smith, master,
Jos. Elliott, clerk, leaves tomorrow at 5 p. m.
for Black and Ouschita rivers, through to Cam
den. The Augusta lays at the head OF Common
street, is sioe-wheel steamer and hhs fine &C
Communications.
The W. j. Poitevent, in place of the Trenton,
leaves to-day, at 5 p m, for all way findings On
Black river, Tensas AID Macon, j. B. Sullivan,
master j. L. Robbins, clerk.
The Planters and Reform Line packet Fannie
Tstum. Thornton Jacobs, master, Capt. John W.
Elwell clerk, leaves Wednesday, at 5 p. m, with
ont fail, for Shreveport.
The regular tri-weekly. daylight Upper Coast
packet Eva, Louis Ransom, mast r, n. Ransom
and Geo. G. Heno, clerks, leaves to-day, st 10
a. M. Tor the Ben Tureaud plantation.
The Lotus No. 8, of the New Orleans and Bed
River Transportation Company, leaves to-day.
at %. M. for Shreveport and Jefferson. ID. ID.
Dsnnals master, Joe Dodd, clerk.
The regular tri-Weekly Lower Coast packet
Emma, o. Canton, Jr., master, J. j. Donovan,
clerk, leaves to-day at p. M, promptly.
The semi-weekly Coast and Eaton hoqge pack
ct st. John, X. Bergeron master, y. U Bergeron
CLERK, leaves to-day at p. m.
The Coy Alien will leave tomorrow 81 2. M
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BF nasirag ads.
MORGAN, LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.

MORGAN, LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD.
Feb 11--a2 hhds sugar 80 bbls molasses 10 hhds
SUGAR Robert Hare-6 do Fl Solomon S bbls molasses
W Leverich-3 do M Putnam-2 hbds sugar A
B0urg-15 do John Calder 5 bales cotton RykOski &
Manade-4 do JnO Chafe & Sons do o Hopkins
DO Brouski-22 sacks rough rice L Lacassagne- 10
do L Biboet-356 de F erster-7s do A Tertrou-65
NJ Walsh-6s Seyn--ls Fl Bernardo
LANCE & Legendre-20 head stock Servat-s6 hides
and sundries q skins Beer--:4 hides Schmidt &
Zegler-12 do Levy Loeb Schuerer &co-l8 do P
Casse-5e do bdi skins Dnfour--1 bdl hides IT
hides Hirsch, Adler &ce-4 do Terrebanne-5O do
/ nol skins Rykoski & Manade-1 do 81 hides A
Whitney &co-20 sacks corn Chas Pleasants-l7 bales
cotton L Lacassagne---7 Hermann & vi Des-l z
Casse-25 Levy, Loeb. Sehuerer &co-1 John Adams
&co-4 Bee-1s MoGehee. Snowden &, violett--67
W Burbridge &eo-1 Temple Coo's &co-7 NJ
Putnam-25 Clapp Bros &ceI w Senten &co-I2
Beraud e. Gibert-2 D Wetmore-3 Payn Ken
nedy eco IA A Tertrou-5 Richard Flow or Ae0--l
Meyer. Weis &co-l Dufour-1 G Spor-13 hhds
sugar M Walsa-l II Pohlmann & Son-1 Lange g.
Legendre. L r Beer-24 do bbls do J M Putnam
bbls molasses - hhds sugar Robert Hare -sundries
to order-Total aaI bales cotton 12l hhds sugar bbs
do 47 bbs molasses 625 sacks rough rice
Per steamship Josephine. from Indiano!a--5 bales
cotton Gumbel-Sil75 in specie FIancke & Damned
From Galuestou--25 bales cotton c A Whitney Geo
i do S Gumbel-e do rs bbs oil older-s25Co gold
3 f Flanders-Ise head sheep Aysock Mitchell Eco
-sundries to erder-rotal "a bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
q Feb 11-513 bales cotton to order-33s W Halsey
Ilg Richardson & Mayo Chaffe. Hamilton e. Powell
Oh Allen Nugept &yco-Sl Walden, Hawkins Sco-
81 Pritchard, BiGkham &co-5 Lehman, Abraham &
cos Barrett & Gordon-23 E Wilson & Mills
I6 Stewart Bros &oo--l6 & G Cromwei--1i T
WalIer-lp Jno Phelps 6eo-9 r T Bnckner Bro
Britton, Moore g. Coeman-sJ w White-5 Payne
Kennedy &ca-7 Allen. West &co-6 L Airey Geo
Warren Atkinson &co-5 G L Wainsey &co--4
Richard Flower &co-4 March & Shlenksr-3 L
Harris eco 3 Hirech, Adler Coos Alcus, Scherek
q Autey--2 III & Newman Ben Gerson-1 S o
Thomas Ecn--1 q w Sentei &co--f II Alnson Gco-
lt9 MeYex. Weis Eco Iotal 1855 bales cotton
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RESTAURANTS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
DENECHAUD'S RESTAURANT,

beg leave TO inform my friends and tho pub
rant A RhsTAuRANT AT ARE REG . li PRICE
PER MEAL. The Breakfast to be at so cents
and the Dinner OF rs cents The Breakfast will
milk. or notwithstanding five. The Dinner
will consist of eight dishes. as follows: Soup.
fish, entree. vegetables roast, salad. dessert
and coffee The Breakfast to be from 6 80 a. m.
to IL 80 q. m, and the Dinner from o'clock p.
N. to D. IN.
I will keep my restaurant as heretofore for
boar,ders and parties wishing to have their
meals served to order. -
E, I. DENECHAUD
Proprietor.
Orders for Balls and Soirees respectfully So
licited. ja2s I'm
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MEMPHIS AND BENns.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. February IA. at 5 ., m.
IT, FOR MEMPHIS. HELENA.
49, III Mouth Of White River. Annapolis,
1sssaashzsszH Greenville. Vicksburg, Natchez and
the Bends-1 he new steamer
GRAND REPUBLIC,
W. FL. Thorwegan. master. Geo. Miltenberger
clerk.
Through bills lading signed to Pine Bluff and
stations on Little Rock. Mississippi River and
Texas Railway, via Annapolis. Ark. and to
Little Rock railroad, via Hopefleld, Ark.
BROCKETT & CARTER. Agents
SO Magazine street.
WAYNE Il WILLIAMS,
fe12 106 Gravier street.
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CHOICE Provisions.

sooe SACKS WHITE CORN.
CANDLES boxes N. Schaeffer best Star
Candles. full weight and ali sizes. 4.5, 6. 2
and ss.
PoRK-1ooo barrels Standard Mess and Extra
Prime.
BACON-1oo casks and half casks. Louisville
Packing Bacon. Sides and Shoulders.
HAMs-aoO terces Of large and very small OF
best Louisville and Cincinnati brands. Cam
vased and Sugar-cured. and also Plain
Hams.
DRY sALTED MEATsis1Oo.ooe pounds Sides
and Shoulders.
FLOUR-1oo0 barrels Choice and Low Grades.
WHIsKY-2Oo barrels d best old Kentucky
handmade sour mash Bourbon and Rye
Whistles. direct from Paris Ky.. and war
ranted pure and unadulterated - such
brands as Bowen and J. A. Miller, Chicken
Cock.
On consignment and for sale by
MILLER, DOLHONDE & CO.,
fe9 tbs 6s, 20 and ~ Tchoupitoulas st.
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marai esras and the TROOPS.

Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary
Che United States troops who mad volunteer ed u
TO . lste hour last evening still adhered to then
intention of so doing, aud as there i, nothing IL
the orders now in force to prevent them from &C
sdoipg, it 10 more than probable that they Will be
Nm the ranks OF the followers OF Bex, and tha'
their display will be one OF the features Oh TIE
seaaainn.
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SHERIFF SALES.
sattler & Go. We. L Marine.

T1OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish Of Orleans, No. 4.37o-By virtue of
an order of sale rendered February 5, 1877, to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court for the parish of Orleans. In, the above
entitled cause. will proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises hereinafter designated.
on WEDNESDAY, February IA. 1877. ut twelve
o'clock M. and the succeeding days at same
hour and place
THE CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE,
and all the Furniture and movables therein
situate at the f OF Juia a and
CITY, as per inventory. which may be see In my
office.
Attached in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. ~
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
fe7 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Imperial Hotel.
The Only First-cIasa 90 per Day House
I'm washiugtou, ID. C..

In order to meet the wants of the travelling
nnhlic this flrst-class hotel has reduced its price
from "A to So per day The above hoteIis pleas
antly located near Fourteenth street. fronting on
Pennsylvania avenue. is convenient to the
Interior Departments.
N. B.-Take the Pennsylvania avenue horse
cars and tell the conductor to lety you of at the
9 Ell i am JAMES s. PIERCE. Proprietor.
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Calhoun and Yancey were never such jealous
defenders OF State rights as we now witness IN
Sherman, Sargent, Kasson, and other Radical
statesmen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-12

Logan can't get the idea through his head that
che people have had enough OF him. He IL al.
ready looking forward to getting the Illinois
Henatorship that will be disposed of in 1879.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW oRLE Nh DEMOCRAT, I
February ~, 1877.

STEAMBOATS,.
Isabel, OPry, from Lower Coast
Emma Canton, from Lower Coast
waloon. Barry. from Lower Coast.
Rice Farmer, TAYLOR, from Lo yer Coast
Texas Res from Shreveport
Clarksvillt Lee. from Sharkey's Landing. Yazoo
River
Nellie Spear, Wood from Pittsburg, with fifteen
boats
Alice Brown, Glszer from Louisvi le, with six
teen boats
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-12

Alabama is progressive. The lower house OF
her Legislature lately appropriated, in addition
to the trust funds, $l50,0O0 per annum for the
public schools, instead Of 100000 as last year.
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BAYOU De GLAZE

REGULAR BAYOU DE GLAZE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at y. m.
r FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON
llfsaasasaglstsG Port Junction, Moreauville, Big
ss"'ana"iiiss Bend and all intermedia landings
The light draft passenger steamer
KOBf. YOUNG,
M. III. Dufour, ma ter. J. H. Daniel, clerk
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
LORD j. McPEAKF, 46 Camp street.
A. BRITTON, 50 Gravier st.
P. S.-Will take freight for all way landings
between Baton Rouge and Mouth Of Red River,
Wiliiamsport and all landings on Old River.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-12

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