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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-29
Diamond Gut Diamond.

NJ. Molina, q Partisan ieweler, and Il
man Of the highest integrity, died re-
Gently, An aneodote concerning him
has recently been made current in the
circles of the gny capital.
M. Molina was visited one day by q
gentleman " tbftftttfssh Viii
perb set Of diamonds, which he wished
to sell. their places. to be supplied by
false stones. The ieweler saw the gen
tleman for the first time, but he recog-
nized the pArure as having been the
wedding gift from an old lady OF his
acquaintance to her granddaughter. He
demanded twenty-fou hours to com
plete the work. and informed the grand
mother Of the circumstances Of the case.
The latter, after some reflection, ordered
M. Molina to give the diamonds back to
tho gentleman intact, together with
50 600 francs.
false" she said, land will not attempt
to sell them again. Scandal will TINS
be avoided. and my granddaughter will
not be robbed"
SO far, we'll and good. But, q few
months after, to M. Moina's consterna-
ton, the wife, In her turn, presented
herself on the same errand. A heavy
bill was due to Worth, the dressmaker,
which must be paid.
"Come tomorrow" said Molina,
wiping his forehead. Another consul
tation was held between the jeweler and
the rich grandmother. who, after some
energetic language, deemed 1t best to
advance another fifty thousand francs,
which, together with the identical
| Jewels, we're handed to the wife.
| After that, naturally, neither sought
to sell the diamonds, which each
thought false. and they chuckled indi-
vidually when any one praised the lus-
ter and fine water of the stones.
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IA CRED 70 THE MgafoR m OF REV DR.
81. FURMAN,
oF EouTH CAROLINA.


Al rich and full The yellow wheat sheat stanas'
yieldnp its treasures to the eatheret hahas.
uo angels parnered thee. thou man OF GOO,
While weeping friends ooneiEned thee 10 Hie Aea'
Tiy new. born soul on sersph wings npborhe,
In trembling rapture sought thy masters THRONE
wall done tbou faithful servant. heaven is won :
Hail. saved by grace through Gods anointed son.
Thv reverend head is crowned with starry light.
Etarna beauty stamps Thy features bright.
And that loved eye, which cleaned go high on
earth,
Hath erander beauty since its heavenly birth.
That voice. 30 eloquent. which taught The right,
Aud woed itH hearers with mystic might,
Though hushed on earth. is mingling with the
song
Which heavens high towers and gttering atreete
prolong.
Deaths murky waves appai thee now no more.
Beloved spirit on the golden shore
Vain things Of EARTH how empty. false they seein,
That world The reai-tftis ileeiing dream.
How lovely on the mountain tops bis feet
Who brought glad tdngs in voice 40 sweet
Pure angels garnered thee, though man OF God,
While weeping friends consigned thee to the sod
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The French Aspasia.

Cora Pearl has either just married, or
Is going to be married, to an English
man. whose name has not yet been made
public. This celebrated female has fall
len sadly into the scar and yellow leaf
Of late. She has been forced to sell her
horses, and her superb equipage no
longer attracts all gazers at The races or
in the Bots de Bologne. Times are
changed since the days when she set the
fashions aud had number OF poodles
dyed different color5 to match her differ
ent dining costumes. I have seen her
myself out driving in a toilet OF emerald
green velvet, with an emerald-green dog
on her lap. She was, and still is. q su-.
perb horsewoman, and still looks we'll
on horseback. But she is old and faded
now, and NOBODY thinks OF copying her
dresses or Of even turning to look at her
when she appears in public. What does
possess men to marry such creatures
Cora Pearl, who is an Englishwoman by
birth, must now be over forty years OF
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THE TURNING TIDE.
Improvement of Business
IN. N. Tribune,


The gradual Improvement In business
Is generally recognized. The largest
shipments OF grain made from Western
ports during any week this year, name
fy / IT'S, 463 bushels, besides about 100,-
O6 barrels Of flour, were made during
the latest week reported. The receipts
at New York were TIT, 1876 bushels during
that week, against $50, 300 bushels at Bal
timore, and $50, 800 bushels at Philadel-
phia. The clearinghouse returns indi-
cate material increase in the volume Of
business here, and at most OF the COM
mercial cities also. The exchanges here,
during three weeks of April, have been
81, 1926 600, 900, against 81 JOG 100000 du-
ring the corresponding weeks last year.
gain Of % per cent, but portion OF
this increase may be traced to the larger
operations in stocks. Nevertheless,
marked improvement also appears in
exchanges for three weeks OF April at
Boston, Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore,
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh and Louisville.
and for two weeks Of the month at New
Orleans
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0UR NAVY.
tho smallest In the yverIa Except THAT
Of Portugal.
TOourier-. tnrnal, 1

[0outier-Journal1
A Washington telegram states sour
navy now consists of 1900 men. being
tho smallest OF any nation in the world,
except that OF Portugal. The German
navy, which Is the youngest afloat has
$500 seamen. We have II steam men-of-
war, carrying from to 40 guns each,
besides % sailing vessels; "a ironolads,
Q torpedo boats, 81 tugs aud small
and naval stations. making total of
lat vessels, though not one half Of this
number can be regarded Us efficient,
sea-going ships. The largest cruisers
we have are the frigates Colorado. Min
nesota, Franklin and Wabash. carry
ing from 80 to 46 guns each,
but they are armed with old fash
toned. smooth bore guns, instead
OF having ritled ordnance, the style
Of armament used in the navies
Of other nations. Tho only vessel in
our navy carrying rilied guns Is the new
eloop Trenton, flagship OF the European
squadron. She has battery OF eleven
inch rifled guns, converted from the
old sinooth-bores by lining with steel
tubes"
A report made in Congress last year
showed that there are not twenty five
vessels In our navy fit for any service In
actual war Compared with the navies
Of other powers. ours ID very inferior.
Russia has 100 vessels and 80 iron clads
Turkey has 90 vessels and 20 iron. elads
Germany has 81 vessels and IL iron
oIads; Austria has AZ vessels and 10
iron clads, Great Britain has 24t ves-
sells and 81 iron olads; France has 3gl
vessels and 81 iron clads; Italy has 26
vessels and Il iron-o lads. All these na-
viea are kept in readiness for any emer-
geney. The new Naval Board has some
important work on its hands TO put our
navy in an efficient condition. We are
vastly more in need of navy than we
are OF an army.
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TEXAS s'TDgIs.
The Capabilities of Texas as "a Field for
Hooded stock.

Houston Age.l
We arc glad to note the rapid strides
made throughout our State In the i'm
provement Of her class Of horses, cattle,
sheep and hogs. We are drawing upon
Kentucky for the purest and the finest
breeds la the world. For the last sixty
years the stock raisers Of tho Blue
Grass regions Of that State have been
fansaeking the world for superior AMI
mails OF all kinds until now they have
brought them to u point OF perfection.
The plains OF Texas are better adapted
to their health, growth and full develop
ment than any portion of the United
States. It Ia only necessary to get the
pure blood and to keep 1t 50.
Texas is more susceptible of develop
ment in this direction than ever Ken.
lucky WAS. Her climate is far more
healthy for stock, vegetable food i've
fold more abundant and superior. 1t
can be obtained here fresh and green
tue year round. aud stock with little
attention will never get poor in flesh.
The present stock of Texas must be
supplanted aud improved by tho finest
blooded stock Of Kentucky.
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II view Of Won Moltke's rather hos
tile speech in the German Parliament,
Tuesday, the subject OF the relative
strength Of France and Germany be-
comes Of interest. On a peace footing
the effective strength OF the German
army is fixed at 431, 900 men, exclusive
OF one year volunteers. These forces
comprise eighteen army corps, recruit
ed il eighteen military districts. The
French army on a peace footing con-
tains 1886 men, divided into nineteen
army corps. Germany's public debt is
about $500 900, 900. France has a public
debt OF SIS ,OOO, 100000 When it comes
to fighting, France can put ,000.0o0 men
in the field. Germany claims to have
/, 500, 900 men subject to call.
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THE EMPRESS Eus-ENHE..
She Is fn Hrlng stlit Agninst Frame for
Her Husbands Property.
New York Graphical

New tutK dfapHlo.I
The Empress Eugene ID about to sue
the present Government OF France for
the restoration OF or payment for u
quantity OF things which sue claims as
having been the personal property of
herself and her spouse. The list is u
long one, including the cost Of the col
lection Of arms at the Chateau de
Pierrefond, that OF all the furniture,
pictures, family portraits, and objects
OF art, purchased by herself or The En-
peror. (of course with the money Of the
State,) and oil the Chinese curiosities,
such as bronzes, cloissonne enamels,
ivory carvings and porcelain, taken at
the sacking Of the Summer Palace at
Pekin, and presented to her ladyship
by Gen. Cousin Montauban. This col
lection is now at Fontatnebleau. where
1t forms what is known as the Oriental
Museum, and how the French can nc.
cuse the Prussians Of thieving during
| the siege, with that collection to tho
fore, Is more than can we'll imagine.
Will the ex.Empress gain her suit?
Who can tell? But after the success OF
the Orleans Princes in, claiming their
sac, 600, 900 Of the public money, at q
period OF general poverty and distress,
1t is hard to imagine that she has not at
least fair prospect OF doing 80.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

MRS, EMMA UNDERWOOD VS.. ANTONIO
PALACIO. HER HUSBAND.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR1sH
~ Of 0rleHns-I hereby cor ify TINT on the four
teenth day Of February 1877. judgment was rem
dered IN this court in the following entitled suit
In the words and figures following, wtt4No.
s53T-Mrs. Emma Underwood vs. Antonio Paia-
clio. her husband.
This cause came on this day for trial, j. @ A.
Fellows for plaintiff. Defendant III. sent In
proper person. Afer hsaring peadjngs evil
denes and ounssl, the court considering the
law and evidence to be in favor Of plaintiff 1t IL
ordered adudgsd and deefeed that there be-
Judgment in favor of Mrs. Emma Underwood,
plaintiff herein, and against defendant Auto
MO Falaeio, her husband. dsefssing u sspa1a-
ton Of proper and dissolving the community
Of ae1Hets and gains between her and her said
husband.
II is further ordered, TINT the said plaintiff be
deereed TO be the owner Of the articles of furni-
turs, etc. mentioned and specified in ths list an
nsxsd tn her petition as her individual proper
ty; and. in default thereof, it il ordered that
said plaintiff do h tve and recover Of said de-
fapdant Antonio Palneio. her husband tho sum
Of one thousand Ave hundred dollars. It is
suit.
judgment rendered February fourteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-Esysu.
Judgment signed February twentieth one
thousand eight hundred nnd seventy -seyen.
tsigned ~ RIGHTOR. Judge.
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court. at
tho city OF New Orleans. 90 this twentieth day oil
February, in tho year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven.
H. MEISTER.
apa7 staw Deputy Clerk.
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The Arms They Use.
Ttyourier- Journal.

For the present war the Turks have
been largely supplied with the Martini,
Henry rifle. The Russians use the Karl
and Gorloff rife. The Martini Henry
rifle has capacity OF twelve shots a
minute and d range OF 1900 yards: The
Karl rifle can deliver seven shots a
minute and has range OF 800 yards.
The Gorloff rifle delivers eight shots a
minute and is range is 1000 yards. The
Martini-Henry appears to be the suPe-
rior arm. Both Russians and Turks,
however, have been furnished with
Springfield aud Winchester rifles to a
large extent since the mobilization COM
menced,
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MAYonArrY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, April 70, 1877.

MAyonArrY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, April 28, 1871
mo. 39l6-Administratio seriss.1
An ordinance providing for the payment OF the
accounts therein named.
Be IL ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be snd are hereby made, and that tho
Administrators of Public Accounts warrant on the
Administrator Of Finance In payment OF the
same: :,
Leon Lamothe for meals fnrnithed to The
Jurors OF the Superior Criminal and First District
Courts in tho month Of February, 1877, as per
bills approved, $3.50. .
Luzenberg Hospital, balance for treating in
dieent smallpox patients In the months OF Feb
ruary aud March, 1877, forty seven days at s3,
approved Sal.
Geo. Ellis % Bro. blanks for Department OF
Public Accounts, approved, sl2.
John Rutiedge, for services Is witness in the
case OF the state OF Louisiana Va. Dan shay, NO.
1877 Superior Criminal Court, s92.
Total t434. ~
ED. pILsBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
Taos. q. RAr1ER, Secretary.
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Henry weber VS.. r. q. Desi0nde.
a1gTH DISTRICT COURT F9R THE PAR
- ish Of Ofleans-No. 12.954-By virtue Of IL
writ Of iieti faeias tr me directed by the honor
abb the sixth Justice Of the Peace f9r the par
ish Of Orleans. will proceed to sell ut public
auction mt my warehouse. No. 1879 Josephine
street. Fourth District. on MONDAY. tho thir-
tic h das of APRIL 1877. nj 10 O'Clock. q. m:
One lot of fine FUHSITUHE. ..
tine fine BRUSSELS RpET and MATING.
Ono lot OF valuable BOOKS.
One MOCkIAG BIRD and CAaEa etc.
As per inventory filed in my Office
DANIEL OLEARY,
Constable Of the Sixth Justices Court for the
parish of Orleans. apis l0tf
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DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,

DKpARTMgNT OF POLICE,
Administrators Office, !
New Orleans, April ~. 1877.
WAS BROUGHT 70 THE THIRD DIS
w trfct Pound. corner Of Morales and Marigny
sire IT, on THU RsDAY morning, April 10, 1877.
ONE BLACK COW, ONE RED COW. which. II
not claimed and al expenses thereon paid. will
be- sold at public auction, on the 18th instant, at
10 M, at said Pound,
BY order ofthe Administrator.
THO5. BLANCHARD.
an1gtd Secretary
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

OFFICE BOARD or School DIRECTORS, ]
City Of New Orleans, Sixth Division, I
No. 80 Burgundy street. April 10. 1877. J
THE PAY ROLL. OF Teachers Porters and
Portressas and Rents Of the Public Schools for
the month OF january. 1877. will bs paid ON
TUESDAY, May !, ut o'clock o. M, at the Office
OF the Administrator Of Finance. City Hall.
JOHN J. O'BRIEN.
onoa al SECRETARY.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of r.. rinrAard.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orlsnns-No. ae,s24-Noties is
hereby given to the creditors Of this est to and
TO NIL other persons herein Interested to show
cause within ten days from the present notiffea-
ton. if any they have or can, why the final
account presented by VIM y. Pinekard admin
istrator Of this estate should not be homoo-
gated and approved. and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court ..
ap2g nv4g JOHN HERBERT. G. ERIK
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ap29td


MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, April 20. 1877.
Subscriptions will be received r. his office
to the C4pital Stock Of the New Orleans Water
Works Company, incorporated under Act No. 80
of the Legislature Of Louisiana. approved BIS
March, 1877.
The old Water Works Bonds Of the city OF New
Orleans will be received AT PAR, and must be-
surrendered at the time Of subscribing.
ap203gt Ed. pILSBUR ny. Mayor
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District. 1863 dravier street. I
New Orleans March a. 1877
All PROPERTY OWNERS Of the FIRST DIS
TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready. and thai per-
sons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax ut this
time may now receive their bills promptly.
he following named persons only are aue
thorzed to sign receipts for the Collector OF
this District: ~,
- For IICENs Es-Mr. A. W. COCKERTON.
mhsa s0 E. A. BURKE. Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Third District Parish OF Orleans, |
April 7, 1877.
All persons within the limits Of the Third
District owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the Office for the collection OF said
taxes is now opened at No. II Esplanade street.
s. r. PROCTOR.
apatm State Tax Collector
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TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR.
Fifth District, Algers. I
April 10. 1877.
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection Of said
taxes Is now open ut the corner of Seguin and
Patterson streets. Algiers.
M. J. BARRETT.
ants If State Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Fourth District 24t Josephine street, !
New Orleans. April II, 1877. }
Al property owners of the Fourth District
arc notified that am now prepared to receive
REAL ESTATE TAXES.
ap11tf r. G. BOND Collector.
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MAY JnALIY OF NEW OALEAss, [
City Hall, April %, 1877. {
No. Standardization series.l

RESOLVED, That the Administrator Ct Com
mer.e be and he is hereby authorized TO adver-
tise, during ten days, in the off ;lal journa for
sea ed proposal TO sab!lsh steam ferry o. the
head OF Race street, in The First District, for a
term OF two years, said privilege to be adjudi-
Gated By the month to the highest bidder, &C
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April Is. 1877.
mo. ai4-Administratinn Sariea

Resotped, That permission be and ia hereby
granted to the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company to construct Its line OF telegraph along
the GENTLY Road t ON beyond the Fair Grounds
to Broad street, down Broad street to the Basin 4,
along the Basin to Basin street, along Basin
street to Canal street, and thence to said com
psny's Office IN this CITY, by such route a. may
hereafter be d signated by the Administrator OF
Commercs and the City surveyor.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, April 26, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards McGstffey, Rangstorf.
A true copy:
Taos. g. RAp1ER, Secretary.
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Domestic machine is warranted to wear with
on repairs three times as long any other lock-
sui, Oh machine made.
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BURNErr's CoooAINE.-A perfect dressing for
the hair. The Cocaine holds III liquid form
large proportion of deoderized cocoanut oil, pre-
cured expressly for this purpose.
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NoTIcE-CITY TAXES OF 1877.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City. Hall, II
New Orleans March ~, 1877.
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
The following rates OF rebate for promp t cash
payment will be allowed:
Three per cent on all bills paid up to alst OF
March, 1877, inclusive
Two per cent on all bills aid up t. 18th April,
1877 inclusive.
One per cent On all biils paid up to 35sh April
1871 inclusive.
After April 30, 1877. interest at Ten per cent
per annum from 31st March 1877 ard eosts, Will
accrue.
mh22 aso J. G. DENIS. Administrator
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oording to plans and specifications on file in the
9TH % Of the City Surveyor.
Adopted by The Council Of the city of New
Orleans, April 2G, 1877.
ED. P1IsBURY, Mayor.
A trns copy.
TH9s. q. HAptHR. sesretHry,
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Get YOUR hats a the .'otonewall Jackson, cor
ner of Royal and 81. Louis SIR eta.
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MAfoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, April Is. 1877.
mo. Observation-Disclosures ssrisa.1

MAYoBALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 28, 1871 I
mo Observation-Disclosures serisa.1
De II ordained, Tint Tho contract entered into
between the city CT New Orleans and the New
Orleans sanitafy and Exosvsting Company on
June twenty fret, eighteen hundred and seventy
five, obligatng the ssid company 10 keep in good
order and condition the nuisance vhafves. ete,,
be- and the same is hereby repealed. Be 1t further
ordained, That, in accordance with act number
fourteen, Of ths Legislature. approved March
twenty three. 1877. the said nuisance wharvss
are hereafter placed al tho disposal Of all persons
engaged in the business Of "vidangeur.' under
the direction Of the Administration OF Improve
mems: II being well under TODD thai the persons
using said boats AMI wharyss shall furnish
the necessary towage az required by Law.
Adopted by the Council OF thu city OF New Or
leanR. April 2G, 1877.
ED. pILsBURY, Mayor.
true Copy
THos. q, HArER, Secretary.
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rPECIAL NoTICE.

rPECIAL NSTiCE.
OFFICE STATE TAX CoLLEcToE)
Second District No 10 Royal street, Mer-
chants Exchange, up stairs. March %, IT,
All rergons within the limits Of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified hat the office for the collection
OF said taxes is now opened
"a '@''>> P. L. BOUEY,
mh23 If State Tax Collector.
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J. r. Walker, D. D. s., $50 Delord street.

| New straw hats for men and boys at John q.
Adams 2S St Charles street.
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J.R. Walker, D. D. s.. 1870 De.ora street.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SAILS.
IMPORTANT SALE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND MEXICAN GULF
SHIP CANAL,
Together with afl of It's
RIGHT WAYS. PRIVILEGE 5a And IMPROVE
itEHTa.
The shortest Wator route from Mobile. Pearl
River md tho Southern timber region.
through Lake Borgne. to the Mississippi
river anil to tho city OF New Orleans.
I'm The matter Of
james d. HILL ct al, VS.. George Willard OF nj.
Second Judicial District Court for the parish
OF ST. Bernard. state Of Louisana=Dooket
No. 7et,
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MRS EMMA UNDERWOOD vs.. ANTONIO
PALACIO. HER HUSBAND
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Adopted by the Council of the city Of New Or
leans, April g. 1877.
Yeas : Brown. Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Ell
ED PTL5BURY. Mayor.
true copy:
THos. q. RAftER, Secretary.
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Department of improvements.

Administrators Office
seymour Il stevens, stationery. etc 80.
Pull MeOabs, hardware ......t...,...@
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