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PROPOSALS FOR LEyEEs.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ]
Htate nj Louisiana

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans, December 10, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until WEDNESDAY, December 49, at II M. for
the construction OF the BONDUHANT LEVEE,
parish Of Tensas
Plan, profile and specifications for said work
will pc ready for inspection at the State Engi-
neer's office between the sixteenth and nine
teenth OF December.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until SATURDAY, December "a, at 10 M, for
the construction Of the JESUIT BEND LEVEE.
parish Of Paauemines.
For which plan, profile and specifications win
be ready for inspection ct same Office between
the nineteenth and twenty second OF December.
Proposals shall be addressed to the UNDER
signed. and each one Endorsed for The partieu-
lar levee on which the bid is made.
Sealed proposals must contain O. deposit
amounting to one cent for each yard OF the es-
tmated contents mp to ton thousand yards. and
an additional quarter OF ono cent for every yard
over to be forfeited to the State In case Of the
failure of the contractor or bondsmen TO quail
ify within forty-eight hours after adjudication,
or else the bondsmen must be present at the
opening OF the bids, prepared to sign immedi-
ately. The board reserves to itself the right to
reject any or all bids.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor and President Board State Engineers
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CANCELLATION or BOND.
STATE or LOUISIANA
UanartmH1t.

srATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department
Whereas. GEORGE W. DUPRE. OF the city o.
New Orleans. has applied to me for the cancel
lation of q bond of ten thousand dollars, sup
seribed ty George w. Dtpre h 90. as principals.
with John A. Walsh and r. @. Fazends, also of
said city, each for the sum OF five thousand DOL
lars. as securities dated March 2s. 1877. and con-
ditioned for the faithful performance oil the
duties of said George w. Dupre u Go. as State
Printer. under act No. 40 OF the regular session OF
1877. In pursuance OF a contract ezeeuted before
w. j. Castel, notary public. in the city OF New
Orleans, bearing date the twenty eighth day OF
March. 1877.
Now. therefore, I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proelamations
In order to give notice to all persons therein
interested to show cause, In writing. at the
office of the Secretary of State. In the city o.
New Orleans, within ninety days from ana
after the last publication hereof. why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annt1lled ana
the securities above named discharged from
any further liabilities in the promises.
Witness my signature and the seal Oh the state
Of Louisiana. at the city OF New Orleans. this
seventh day of December. In the year OF our
Lord one thousand sight hundred and seventy
seven. ..-1..s. - x4,e,.a+,a
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
BY the Goyernor
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary of state. des 5t
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall. December Is. 1877.
The average price OF fresh -four being this day
seven dollars; In accordance with said valua-
ton the price OF bread for the week commence
Ing Cd MONDAY. December II. 1877. will be:
Siyty-two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty one ounces for ten cents.
Sixteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers Of bread are required to use only the
best -four of the above value per barrel. and the
use of damaged or inferior -four In bread offered
for sale In this city is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report TO the nearest
police station any violation of the above. ordi.
nance. either In variation of weight or quality oj
material. -
dele ED. PILBBUHY. Mayor.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE or LOUISIANA. 4
Executive Department.

STATE or LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. )
Whereas STEVEN LIE BOURGEOIS, Of the
parish of Livingston, has applied to me for the
cancellation Of bond. dated November Ia. 1875.
drawn by him, the said Steven LIE Bourgeois. as
principal with Baxter Fielder, G.. D. Wells. A.
Lobell, s.. r. Sevidue. Joseph Ell. Allen, Jesse IL
Fielder, Il. M. Allen. W. L. Jones. Levi Spiller.
William s. Davis and A. M. Davidson. as secu-
rites. also of said parish OF Livingston for
the sum Of six thousand dollars. conditioned for
the faithful performance Of the duties of said
Steven LIE Bourgeois rs Tax Collector OF the
parish Of Livingston.
Now, therefore, /. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view of giving public notiee to oil per-
sons therein interested, to show cause. In writ
ing, at the ONCE Of the Secretary Of State, In
the city of New Orleans. within ninety days
after the last publication hereof why said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled. and the
securities therein discharged from any further
liabilities in The premises.
Given under my signature and the seal oil the
State OF Louisiana ut the city of New Orleans this
first day of December. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
W1hI. A. STRONG Secretary OF Btates
Hp4 lnf
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POUND NOTICE NO. ~.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
Administrators Office, I
New Orleans, December y, 1877.
w triet Pound, on Patterson street, in Al
ginrs- -
ONE BAY MARE, about twelve hands high,
and no shoes on. which, II not claimed within
FIVE days and expenses thereon paid, will be
sold at public. auction at said pound. on
WEDNESDAY,, December &c. 1871, at y o'clock IN.
BY order of ROBT. 10. DIAMQND.
da1a til Administrator.
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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX AM
LICENSE PAYERS,

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. FIRST DISTRICT.
No. Al Carondelet street,
New Orleans. December 16, 1877.
On the Doth of December, at IL M, j will,
required by law make my final yearly settle
ment Of tax collections, and will deliver to til
Auditor the roll Of delinquent taxpayers In I'll
First District, for record In the Office OF tI
Recorder Of Mortgages. whereupon the proI
ersy upon which taxes have not been paid b
comes FORFEITED TO THE STATE. y
On the Goth Of December will also deIiverE
the Assistant Attorney General, as instructe
the lists Of delinquent taxpayers for the yea
1873, 1874 and 1875, and list Of all DELE
QUENT LICENSE PAYERS FOR THE YEN
1877. whereupon suit will be instituted.
Notice Is given that INTEREST FROM TIL
FIRST OF NOVEMBER, REDEMPTION FEE
and all EXPENSES will be collected upon pa
ments made after December %, 1877.
e. A. BURKE,
de1s Tax Collector. First District
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officer relative to the release by Judge Smith Of
one Henry Andry alias B. Kouniz. charged with
being drunk, disorderly and using obscene Ian
guage beg leave to report
That they have carefully examined into the
subject matter of said charges, and find the fol-
lowing to be the true statement OF facts con-
nected Herewith:
1. That the retention OF the fines collected by
Judge 8. ]. N. Smith was for the purpose of maxi
ing test case, as to whether the employees Of the
court were not first entitled TO be PAID out OF
them, as they had not been paid for some time:
that with this object in view the moneys acoruing
from fines and penalties were carefully deposited
in bank, subject to final decision. and that SUBJ
sequently, on reconsideration OF this intention,
were turned into the city treasury.
2. That 1t is proper 70 remark. before oonsid-
ering the other grounds OF complaint, that your
committee has grave doubts as to whether the
judicial action of . magistrate csn be inquired
other fraudulent action. In the case OF violation
OF city ordinance No. 1885, Administration Series,
and the discharge OF the accused, it is proper to
state that, not being cause triable by the Su-
perior Criminal Court, there ia no record pre-
served of the evidence, and we could only resort
by the judge, who stated that the prose-
cution appeared to bs malicious, the
arrest exceptional and partial, and oppres.
sive in curtaihng the privilege OF partially
obstructing the sidewalk, while others were
allowed to do so to greater extent with perfect
smmunity from arrest and consequent impunity.
ii must be presumed that the judges opinion was
contrary, the more as it IL we'll known to your
committee as it is TO most of their
tfat IL lie too often the case that efforts are made
3, convert the courts into engines OF oppression
~ fhe partial execution fthe law, with dscrimi-
uating severity against some, while 90 TO others
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DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
Room No. 16, City Hall,

Room NO. III, City Hall,
New Orlesns December IL, 1877. }
To the honorable the City Council:
Genlemen--As member Of the committee ap
pointed by the Council TO examine the complaint
against Judge g. ]. N. Smith, and more full,
enumerated in the report OF the majority, re-
spectfully beg leave TO submit this az sminorit,
report:
When his Honor the Mayor thought proper
to call attention 10 these sevgral complaints, ant
the Council recognised - once the grave ant
serious nature thereof BY adopting resolution
referring tho matter to = COMMITTEES OF three
exhaustive examination, was OF the opinion
that u was the expressed will Of the Council that
the Irregularities complained OF we're to be com
pletely sifted.
A majority OF the committee have presented
to the Council full vindicatiOn OF Judge Smiths
action but upon what evidence or testimony
they base their report is matter beyond my re-
hottest conception.
The committee held put one meeting a. which
we're received the verbal statements OF Judge
Smith and MIR. Leo blessing the former in ex-
PLANTATION and the latter ID direct denial. No
further testimony was ellcited and no other
meeting held, although the chairman Was re-
quested 10 call anotner session. rms meeting
was put formal one, the questions IN dispute
were not argued or considered, aud | really did
not believe the same would be considered Is en-
bracing the run scope ana measure OF what we
are pleased to term +" an investigation"
Nor can agree with the views OF the majority
In entertaining grave doubts ''as to whether the
judicial action OF q magistrate can be inquired
into save on an allegation OF corrupt motives or
other fraudulent action" l cannot be induced
to believe that any officer OF the city government
can arrogate TO himself the perogative Of multi.
flying laws and ordinances at pleasure, without
Ceing suo]eet 70 review py n,ghe. s.iounsi. Inc
ia the Leaisiature in the osse Of n state oiisisl
charged with malfeasance in Office.
None OF the charges against Judge Smith have
Tn ssot M avidoncn ~ .nv naiura whatanavay
other than that aforesaid. has been adduoed, and
the subject is now, 80 far as an investigation is
conoerneo, IN pIeolseE tne same p9siuon " was
frat caiiad to The many irragniarit;as ~ the
First RaoorSer,s Court.
Oommittees of investigation are appo;nted. I
believe, for the purpose Of ins itutng due search
and inquiry into the matters complained OF, and
aiter oareIuiy Iece,ynR al .ne eviaenSe n9'es
port-~ne matter what the conseonenees.
This committee, unfortunately, did not consider
the charges against Judge Smith Of serious I'M
ped and Itharasnra rasnec,S.,in ban tho rnrno;I
to excuse mo- as . member Of the committee,
from endeavoring to gloss ouer the Irregularities
Vi Any ONCE. % s. .ne clsy governmenS =.
. ulS0ens ..vn ~. sue o a Vi !ne
MsJolIv ON Ins sroulu .hst tne lnvesIlBa u %
n nso sne ne sBanSs yuuks .. y. ".
s waS w. ~ asgeseeyoM sm yuos, " suo % %
VS. Mas clesly eo.semplaeu " the oounol., aug ~
thst ac;toS r,a.t resnon,Fu1v decI;nn hsn
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BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE Dec. 10. 1877.
Pursuant to q resolution Of the Board OF Dr.
rectors. q COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION Of
applicants for position us teachers In the Pnb+
lie Schools will be held In the Franklin SCHOOL,
house, st. Charles street. on THURSDAY. 27tts
and FRIDAY. 2sth inst. at q. m.
This examination is for Grammar and prf4
mary Grades, and is open to applicants who. BIZ
reason Of absence from the city. or for any other
cause, failed to secure certificates OF dualifca1
ton In the September examination.
Applicants are required to send written notice
to the Superintendent office, 20. City HALL
prior to the examination. stating their namesI
residence, experience, and the certificates OF
qualification at present held by them.
By order Of the Committee ON Teachers.
VIM. O. ROGERS,
de1s I'd Chief Superintendent Public Schools. /
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION, ii
State OF Louisiana II
New Orleans, December H. 1877. y
hereby give notice that SPECIAL MEET
ING Of this Board will be held on THURSDAY
December n. 1877. at IL o'clock M, at the Speak
er's Room, State House.
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor and x-officio Secretary OF the Board.
dn19 tnt
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that sound kind and true in
harness from three days il given
o warranfees
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ADJUSTMENTS.
In future all advertisements presented for publication
after eght O'Clock Y NJ 'o' Be charged douois rates.
R9oru's THEATRE .REPeoDUcTlON,
LAST rnnht htxry PERFORMANCES,
Mr.. GEORGE RiGSoLD' rS';' a. HENRY "
rs LEN uss ss% 'fs"ssy f. e aS
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Gorgeous 5"nd chorus
General adSr9n e gents msss!sed 2.cse:ssa sea u.
BOX Office open open daily from ms ! 4 S s. to 10 r II
The only first class Variety Theatre open in the city
Engagement ssasn,sS sS,1ssGn.SsS"sy EsS s. cnoSIs
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Observe the great array OF distins suished artists
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LAST EIGHT NIGHTS
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (FRIDAY SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.

PUNY TURNOUT.
HANDSOME CHESTNUT PONY. 13h HANDS HIGH.
years old; kind and true in all harness; free from
vice; well broken and very pleasant riding pony
sae or child ride has trick fault Of
any description Is afraid Of nothing and is warranted
sound Set Pony Harness and
ELEGANT MINIATURE PONY pHAETON--THIS
forms the mort complete and stylish turnout for boy
TO be seen in the city
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UCrIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
~ Ito ana III East 18th st.,
NEAR 4Tff AV
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the resting place OF heroes gone In the procession
which knows returning
After the n.ourulul pu. holy dalv of sprinxing
mother ear.h upon the fallen braves and The religious
ceremonies were finished the and cortcgc slowly
anu silently wendell IT'S way from the lofty cactus
desert to the deep valleys OF cottonwood and widow
that irinsed the rivers OF this Indian battle land
SIOUX INDIANS AprEAE--A scAIa
One incident OF Drle bat stirring interest occurred
After Colonel Sheridan and lett tho field
part OF the company and scouts remained hunting Up
especially carbne cartridges the Lofty basin where
Calhoun the scout, and Baronnctte, with Hall yellow
Face and other famous Grow braves
They had got some miis moro beyond
Clusters Hill when band OF Sioux warriors,
In full paint and leather crest
some distance back upon the old Custer trail tho
Rosebud II was really dangerous quarter tor an at
tack. Circumstances seemed To favor another
slaughter upon the Custer field. Tho difference OF
race and training told usual the encr-
eency over the pompoas, tinsclcd piamed. painted
and perhaps would be blood oedaubed wretches.
Tho Grow warrior, With ono glance at the e aping
steccs OF the fearful Sioux an. yell 10 Pale Face,
sad tho hills were uli Of reds. Bes, heap quick
orose scalp" He mounted his Pinto stced and Piled
his whip mercilessly, reach the rest
OF our party before the others could como up.
Arrived In Tho valley below with the white noun
ta.nocr Baronneite who ~ always cool and IN
trcpid he again scanned the approaching
band Of indians. The approach OF apparent
danger seemed to steel the nerves OF Baroncttc. He
had no idea of retreat II decisive duty with HIM
TO stand and fight II necessary. Waiting into his
saddle OIL the crest Of hill in plain view Of both
parties he discharged Ills rife, and made the
circle OF danger with his horse then dashed the
valley TO another crest and ned in tho rally OF
the few tried mouniaineers who with him.
ready to die II need be- with the gallant
Captain Nolan. The rally signal again rang upon tho
Custer field from the trumpet OF a company With but
six veterans In It, who CHANGED to be absent year
before, but all dashed forward the ready, II
needed, 10 leave their bones with Their comrades.
Fortunately they were not then pressed 10 q
fearful contest on The historic field. II
soon proved that, the approaching Warriors
although really manly Sioux, In advance
OF troop OF the Filth cavalry that had, without
cert or knowledge VI each other, here met al that
eventiul moment the remnant OF the seventh to
turn here and the Fifth 10 the Department OF tho
Platte the FIRST whites visiting the field since Terry
leltit close and hasten despatch for telegraph
from Fort Ellis.
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THE WEST INDII.S.

aEIEAsE OF THE STEAMER ocrAvIA--ANorrEI.
REVOLUTION IN ST. DoNINoo--THE FRENCH
LOAN TO HAYTI.
HAVANA, July II. 1871
Tho French mail steamer pas arrived horu from ST.
Thomas July . bringing the following inteilgonco:-
Tho steamer Octavia was released by tho Spanish
authorities and delivered tho British Consul at Porto
Rico on the 30th ult
Advices from ST. Domingo OF June 20 announce that
revolution has broken out at last ut Puerto Plata
CONSERVATION prevailed in the town, which declared
in state OF siege. The revolutionary Generals Urteo
and Amonie nre expected to attack tho town o.aen-
lary. Tho cry is In favor OF ex-Prcsdcnt Gonzalos
rhc qualifications Of the revolution throughout
The interior, and the gathering OF excellent, tobacco
crop Is interrupted.
Haytian adviccs oil Juno &c say the French loan Is
acknowledged. amounts To 81 900 0ovf tS4 200 000
Ant IL payable In yearly nstamcns, with interest
thc rate OF six per cent per unnum. Hayti
ono penny OF this loan. Great Dissatisfaction s OK.
pressed the acknowledgment vi this loan therefore,
The people think that President Canal should not
make tho country pay for tho plumbers committed by
mis- predecessor the Ministry Is unpopular, and out.
breaks are feared. Some twenty persons have been
Imprisoned on suspicion OF conspiracy.