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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-21
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Isaac Blum
same vs.. same; same VS.. same.

The City Of New Orleans VS.. Isaac Blums
same vs.. same: same vs.. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans. Nos. 1861, ss,717 and
2436-.By virtue Of three writs of feri facias to
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
triet Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled causes, for city taxes of 1874.
1875 and 1875 will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Ex-
change, Royal street, between Canal and CUSTOM
house streets in the Second District Of this city.
on MONDAY, October IS, 1877, at IL o'clock M.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Fourth District Of this city. in
Annqneiation, Laurel and Third streets, desig-
mated as lots numbers ten and half of nine,
measuring forty feet front on Fourth street by
one hundred and two feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
.pIO q
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

10 be ready in the case OF an emergency.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
Se12 "a OCl5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

SONETITINC AuCvw INvrr-rc 4, III
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

A Row WITH SENATOR HILL, OF
GEoRaIA.-The Washington Critic says:
"A few ev nings since there was quito q
scene in the lobby of the National Hotel
The participants therein were Senator Hill,
of Georgia, aud a gentleman from Atlanta,
who was aa applicant for the Georgia mar
shalship. The quondam Office seeker, in
loud ZONES, denounced the Senator as
doublefased politician and falsif.r.
"When you were running for the Office Of
Senator, which you DOW hold" said he,
"you csme to me and ssid you had the
gift Of the marshalsl,ip under your thumb,
and would give it to me- if I aided you ia
engineering your CASE before the Legislature.
| consented, and in securing your election
spent IS 900 for you, Of course expecting TO
receive the marshslship. Now that posi-
tion has been given to Fitzaimmons, aud
sm 80 much money out ofpocket, d--ny you"
Senator Hilldid not reply, but got away as
soon as possible. The gentleman who do.
nouuced him evidently hod the sympathy
of the ero1d collected around the two, most
Of whom were Southern rolitic ans. The
affair has created such a feeling against
Mr., Hill thot be has seen fit TO remove from
the National, and has taken up quarters at
the A,iiogton."
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speech OF Secretary sherman.

RICHMOND, October 3O.--Sccretnry
Sherman, addressing tho people who
had assembled to welcome the President,
said
FEILow-CiTIzENs--I praise the Prcsi.
dent of the United States for tho popular
policy, which has been followed by his
Administration, of peace and conciinlion
to all the people of tho United States.
That praise is justly due to him in tho
highest possible degree. We feared it
might be misunderstood by political adver.
sarics us sign of weakness and abandon.
mcnt OF his position; but, supported by every
mcuibcr Of his Administration, hc decided
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10 pursuea policy that would give peace

to pursue policy that would give peace
and reconciliation to oil the people of
America, SO help him God, and with your
approval Of the policy it will be carried out
to the end. [Great applause Now, fellow.
citizens, as that policy hos been taken by
the Executive department, something also
will depend upon the people, North md
South. The people Of this country ia aus.
tanning this policy need not forget that
there has been war between them, but the
results Of that war must be accepted by all
the people, black and whito. This policy
does not prevent sny man loving his State.
You may love your State ever so much
rhcre is nothing in this policy that will
require any citizen to lessen his honor for
the great names or the great achievements
of Virginia. This policy requires the pro,
lection Of all those rights which ore given
by the United States All these powers
given to the National Government must be
obeyed. We are one people, from tho At.
lantio to the Pacific. Our hearts must
blend together We arc fellow oitizcps.
10 abate something Of the spirit that grew
out of the war you Democrats must have
the charity to conceive that we Republicans
may be honest patriots, and we Republicans
that YOU may be honest patriots. Fellow
eitiaeus, nothing would have tempted mo
from the ordinary duties assigned except to
come here and see iu Virginia signs of re-
turning prosperity. believe in this old
Stuts. You have cities of boundless ex
psnsion Not only have you got coal
marble aud granite but also soil which
has only been skinned from year to year
believe there are men who will deepen
this soil and bring prosperity to this honorcd
State. With my heart wish you God
speed and every blessing from boundlcss
Providence. You will soon forget the
parties which distract the land. There is
tear resting in the miUd of the Northern
people in rega,a to the people Of the South,
and thatis that you will not do your duty
to the President in obcying the amendments
of the Constitution which secures al life,
liberty, property, right aud the ,ruits of
their labor. If you will obey these amend
ments | believe this country of ours will be
10 peace aud quiet. | thank you for your
kind attention.
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A CE2EEEs's PRAYER.

Father hear mo from above,
Guard mc with thino arms Of love;
Keep me safe from every sin,
Pure without and pure Within.
Let, oh! let no evil word
From my lips be ever heard;
Let, oh! let my heart be flaught
With no vain or idle thought;
Keep my soul from folly free,
Let mc.tully trust iu thee.
Help me to be kind and true,
Gentle, pure and faithful too;
Guard mo from tho tempter's power,
Save mo ia caoh dangerous hour;
Keep me in tho path of truth,
Let INC serve thee we'll in youth;
And when lifo's short dream is o'cr,
Lead mo to the heavenly shore;
Where all hearts from sin are FREQ,
Happy through eternity.
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NOT ZOE.

HHNIlE undersigned after thir'y-thrco wears
Il experience in TANNING LEATHER
mostly in Anderson County. has con
clnded to receive md tan all sound beef
hides delivered him. for halt Of the leather
when ready to deliver. aud all sound kin and
lighter skins for half their valuo in money.
when delivered. rcscrving the right to divide
if he prefers it.. No damaged hides will be
tanned. Directions to avoid any mistake
Mark each hide plainly on each side Of the
neck with initials of owners name. Hides
m"v he. !r nrcferrcd, shipped to me ut Perry
yIico Dopo, o.. Seneca City. Oconec Coanty, S.
c.. with information t. to nnm'or ana ponnas r
of each hide. Leather will w oSo"an?cu '1'
hides. bark. corn. cotton. &C.. when dou. 'co'
Persons owing will oblige greatly by paving,
tiat may pny, TOO. u. HARPER.
Oyt. 49, 1877 1876
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The State on South Carolina,
TONEE COUNTY,.

BY Richard Le0is hsq., Jndye Of Probate.
Angelina S,ubblefold. Thomas H. Davis. ct
al,. Plaintiffs, against James g. Davis, as
Administrator aud Heir, Mary Todd, ct al..
MISUNDERSTANDING AND SUMMONS IN
PARTITION AND FOR RELIEF.
10 james q. Davis. ~ Administrator and
Heir, Mary Todd, Nancy StubbIeGcld
Margaret j. Waters, Henry Morris, Eliza
beth -, formerly Morris. Ca,harine
Holt, Edward Morris, james Morris, the
widow and two infant children Of Dovo
Morris, deceased, lato Of Chattanooga,
tennessee. whose names nre unknown;
the child of Emily --, formerly Morris,
deceased. late of Pine Log. Barlow County,
Georgia. whose name is unknown: H. Il.
Ward, Thomas w. jenkins, BENJAMIN L.
blackwell and Harriet A. Davis, legal
heirs aud representatives Of Thomas Davis,
who died misunderstanding;
VOU are hereby required to appear Mt tho
n. Court of Probate. to be holden ut Uol-
halla Court House, for Oconec County, on
the 3d Monday in December, A. d. 1877, to
shew cause. If any you can, why tho Real
Estate of Thomas Davis, deceased situate in
said County and State, on Chauga Creek. ad-
joining lands Of Jnmcs Powers, G. p. Pool,
and others, containing $50 acres, should not
be divided or sold. allotting to tho said Angc.
line Stubblefold and Caharnc Stubblclicld,
Plaintiffs, and Mary Todd, Nancy Stubblc-
field, Janc Adams, Ellen Duvull Isabella
Pitts and Jamos G. Davis. Defendants, each
one.twclfth thcreoi; and tho remaining four
twclfths as follows. to wit; To Thomas +.
Davis. Galloway II. Davis, James II. Davis
and Margaret j. Waters, each one sixteenth
thereof; to Henry Norris Elizabeth --,
formerly Morris, Cathnrino Holt, Edward
Morris, james Morris, tho widow aud two
infant children of Dcyo Morris, deceased,
collectively, if living, the child of Emily
-, formerly Morris. deceased, each one
twcniyeighth thereof; to u. +. Ward. Thomas
w. Jenkins, Benjamin L. jenkins. Lncy j.
BIackwcll, Martha f. Blackwell and Ilurrict
a. Davis. each one twelfth thereof, and why
snch other rcliefns is demanded in the Petition
and Complaint, should not be granted by this
Court.
Given under my hand and seal, this
H. S. the fourth day Of October, A. D.
1877.
RICHARD LEWIS. Judge Of Probate,
Oconco County, S. G.
To the absent De/cn,lunts:
Nancy Stuhbleiicld, Ellen Duvall. Henry
Morris, Elizabeth --, formerly Morris.
ris, widow and two infant children of Dcvc
Morris, deceased, child of Emily -,
tnrmcrly Morris, deceased, u. T.. Ward,
Thomas W. jenkins, Benjamin. +. jenkins
aud Harriet A. Davis: Take notice that the
petition and summons herein, has been fled
in the Office Of the Probate Judge, at the
Court House, in Walhala. South Carolina,
for tho purposes set forth in the above sum
mons and for relief
j. j. NORTON, Plaintiffs Attorney,
WalhalIa, Oconec County, S. G..
Oct. IL, 1877 47-Gt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

Mean MAN.-Somo gentlemen we're
talking about meanness, yesterday, writes
"El Perkins," when one said no knew
man on Lexington avenue who was tho
meancst man in New York.
"fIow mean is that?" I asked.
"Why, Eli" he said, "ho is so mean
that he keeps five cent piece with a
string tied to it to give to bcggars and
then when their backs are turned he jerks
it out OF their pockets.
"Why this man is so oonfoundcd mean"
continued the gentleman, "that he gives
his children ten cents apiece every night
for going to bed without their supper
but during the night, when they were
asleep, ho went up stairs, took the money
out Of their clothes, and then whipped
them in the morning for losing it!'
"Docs he do anything clse?"
eyes, The other day | dincd with him
and | noticed tho poor little servant girl
whistlcd oil the way up stairs with tho
desert, and when l asked the mean old
scamp what made her whistle SO happily,
he said:
'Wby, keep her whistling so she can't
cat tho raisins out Of the cakc.'"
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HFinal Settlement.

TTIE undersigned will apply to tho Probate
1 Court at Wnlhalln Court House at l o'clock
A. NJ. on the Goth day Of November for his final
discharge ns administrator of Tho estate of ENily
Druco, deceased and all creditors must como for
ward on that day and have the legality of their
claims passed on and determined by the Court.
J. j. SANDERS, Admir-.
Oct25, 1877 50-at
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Eangi Settlement.

NJ Office is hereby givon that application
IN will DO made to Richard Lewis, Judge
Of Probate. for Ocnnee County, 5. G., at his
Office, in the Court House, on Saturday, 10Th
day of November, for Ioavo to make q fnal
settlement Of the Estate Of Thomas Sanders,
minur, and to be discharged from my guar
dianship of snid minor.
THOMAS a. PATTERSON,
Guardian.
Oct. 18. 1877 42-4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

From the lowest depths there is path
to TIC loftiest height.
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EafS EISi>ca'SGtsGo,

ftNo cir I novor rcuyo,,ol ,rr,,i,,,
Mo,lio hors s,,,,. hnn, ,,,r ,.i.;n, - -
mo wos q, ;I,o ,o,. ,,.ton nt on
and tho,,ht nf nn,h;, b,t 80 sr",d;,,, ,,onoy ro,
~ solnons ;rs, ~ ~m1,i ani';, {, ''oIy
zoo III, 'a,, 80 .'.'s y" ~
,r;,uS ton!., o,I s.'.tia h't;, Nh
hna h,,J 49,. m". - = ~, =. ''"O'' ~ w, W..
for b.r s,to T 'rny u.' .,.;,,,i ia a.rnr,l nh
soor h,a :, l;,,io .N "T" ~;
nnlly ,vo soro ,,,r,;n'; .,% .'ro. ~ r,nn;.,;
tvo ro,'n,, L.,, ;'a. @IHm :. "'""'",
,nnch hnt i yn. on, n,m, ~, ""' 49,
four.cen months h,,, Nnm ,,o l"ro ,"r @ VII,
little house Wc hnyc c,,n",s on .nn nonr. ,,.s
If two rooms ,;nn ~ -o,,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08
Administrators Sale.

UDY permission Of the Probate Court, will
I'D sell, on SATURDAY. tho l7th of No.
vember. to tho highest bidder, at Tho residence
Of Sydney Davis. all tho Personal Property
belonging to tho Estate Of John Davis,
dcccasod, consisting Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c.. &c
TERMS or SALE-CASII
EDWARD llONEA, Administrator.
Nov. !, lS77 5O-2
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BosToN, October 27..-Attorncy General
Deyens, writing from Washington, excusipg
himself from active participation in the
State campaign, says: IL learn with surprise
and regret that many Of the Republican
officials hesitate either to speak OF vote, al.
leging as a reason that the Presidents recent
civil service order. In distinct that order
states that the right of officials to vote and
express th"ir views on public questions,
either orally or through tho press, is not
denied, provided it does not interfere will,
the discharge Of their official duties. If
such gentleman choose not to vote, or not
express or enforce their views in support Of
the principles Of the Republican party,
either orally or otherwise, they, at least,
should not give reason for such course
which is not justified by the order referred
to, and which is simply pcrvcrsiou of it."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

CHEERFUL WoMEN.--Im marrying, men
should seek happy women. The make
terrible mistake when they marry for beauty,
or tor talont, or for style; the sweetest wives
are those who possess tho magic secret OF
being happy under any and every circum-
stance. Rich or poor, high or low it makcs
no difference; tho bright little fountain bub.
blcs up just as muaco'!y in their hearts,
Nothing ever goes wrong with them no
trouble is too sarions for thcm to make tho
best of it. Was ever the s,rtao, Of calam.
ity so dark and 30 deep that tho sunlight of
happy face fulins ncross liz tn,bid tides
would not make on answering glc0m2 Why,
then, joyous tempered peopio don't know
half tho good they 60. 10 matter how
cross and grabbed you feel, no matter If
your brain is full Of meditation on "aflliet.
ing dispcnsations, and your s'omaoho with
medicines pills and toDics; inst set ono Of
these chccry littlo women talking to you,
and We arc not afraid to wager anything she
can cnrc yon. The long drawn line about
thc mout', will reiax--.thc cloud Of settled
gloom will vanish, nobody knows where,
and the FIRST thing you know, YOU will be
laughing! Ah. what btssiugs are these
happy women! Now often their littlo hands
guide the rondofous mnchiun Of life, with
almost an invisible touch How wo look for
ward through the weary day to their iirtSi0o
smiles! No one knows, no one will ever
know until tho day Of judgment reveals,
how much we owe to these helpful, hopcful,
uncomriaining, happy women!
From the lowest depths there is a path
-. a ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

The reputation ithas attained, in consequence Of
tho marvellous cures it has produced during tho
last half century, is sufficient assurance to tho
public that it will continue to realize The happcst
results that can bo desired. IN almost every
section Of country there arc persons, publicly
known who have been restored from alarming and
oven desperate diseases OF tic lungs, by its use.
All who have tried it acknowledge its superiority;
and where its virtues arc known, no one hcstacs
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis.
tress anu suffering peculiar to pulmonary anIcc.
tons. CHERRY PEcToIAL always affords in.
stant relief, and performs rapid cures of tho
miidcrvarictlcs ofbronchial disorder rs we'll as
the moro formidable diseases OF the lungs.
AS safeguard to children amid the distrcss
inc diseases which bcsct the Throat and Chest of
childhood, IL Is invaluable; for, by its timely use.
mullitlulcs aro scncd and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, as
the cures 1t Is constantly producing arc too re-
markablo to be forgotten. No family should DO
without it, and those who have once used it
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe II, and Clergymcn often recommend it
from their knowledge OF its effects.
PREPARED Gy
Dr. J. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Massy
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
For sale by
DR. II. T.. NORMAN.
July 5, 1877 33-ly
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Chicago, St. Paul & MINNEAPOLIS Limo
Green Bay and Marquette Line

IL the only line between hirsgc and Jane 81 Tile,
Wstcrtown, Fund dn Lac, Oshkosh. Appleton,
Green Bay Escnnata, Segannce, Marquette
Hougeton. Esls; oek and the Lake supcrias eetsnl
lfy. 1ts
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NhnAGe ~. .Louie
hAraEss. ExrREsh.
CONVICTIONS.
I Q. y. -ff.spFIgr vltn UNION IatIat KaII

!. Al e. i; fsapFTgr Win uhtoR r acme KaIl-
'f9a lnr ornAfs
3 Atcouneii lsinfrs VIII. Kantas City, ST. Jea
Ansi enneli Hiiiis iiilread !orsSt. Loais and an
psiIta eoutti.
3, ~ Mifsonri vsilcy With Chicago 4 Narth-
western Rai!why for Chicago aud MI points cast,
I. Al siauS City with tho sioux City and ST
PHil, Illinois Gegfral and Dakota Soufhtrn Rail.
rnelf, sten.ners itf upper Mirsouri river, during
navigation, ard eitA stages fT all points In the
Northwest
g. Al BlniE with U9ai,a and Northwestern K
II. for DUANE and southern Nebraska.
Q. Al tscment, sesj., WILL nrIjn.on Pacific u.
~ nj 81 jetinir vest, aad the Pacific enact.
n = for sUrtUik, xt7t ut
1eintsiu S0Fthtga s,hrarka.
- ttc .,sfnaoer u sssta fead Via SO. &pR
/. {. l.;,13, zen yItcket All.
Il, SJaHE-T. Saper ttenderi4
y HlktNN tNsfei4arar AGENT. Sioux City, la,
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rRAiSs s,suss
Wat
fAssr.iaga Ya.i'
aAsslgals ".
Flag stationu. trclcgraph Stations
CONNECTIONS.

NoISNASiJ0NS. b
T. AtSiouS City With Illinois Ce, al sIpnx
ruatis.
Passenger train going cas-. connects At Davis
junction with branch trasnr arriving II Port
iandyllt al l2.ip y. ~, and Iben connecting with
1tiaaards stages for Virginia. Eden. fairvIcw.
Brloit, Caalon, Aarnsbnrg, Fiandreau Linwood.
Rock Rnpts. Sioux Fell. aud all points ON tho
bg SIOUX River, aud rom leaving ror,Andville
az isl' p m, connects at paTls Junction With
train going vert.
ard hsllla d, D. L.
! a, ermiiioh wilh atsses for Ledi, Rive
site, Turner. BoemfBgdse and tIniHy z7z7-
o, Al AecsSt1ng Will B stages tor st.laines
AiGayyiile with stages for ~. Huicnn.
- At fsnkton with .tss.es for all points in
southern and Western Dakota. md North Sebras
ka aud uufing the season OF navigation with
aitrsohri hser Transportation Companies line
oi steamers tor Randall, Brnlc, Pierre, suily,
iaar, biematck, s,cysnsen, Bcrihold. nuford
arfei Anu Benton; connecting At Pierre With
uaAs pofia,ion wagons for thu black Hills.
This is the only Direc. Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO II. MERCHANT.
&, Y. DEnntcSsoy, Esa's Supsrtntendtt
ei1afit
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None rrr gqnt,n nniess tne s,gpafure oI j,
Hsypaas. As agent The United States, sar-
rannds each box Of r ,iis and t,ntment. Ahand
tosae res Ard will be given 10 any one render ag
raeaanforfus'ion nr VIII lead to The detection ~
any party ~ parsiss eenuterieiiing The medicines
ons.
s.sSeiS al the manafactsrs OF Professor Hot
LAVA sss Co. Sex YORK, a,ia by all rStl.tiahIe
asEgsists aea dealers iu medicine throughout
be civilized world The hoxes ss Is e.nfs, 81 etr
ana srre, saii IN each,
= ~ rhasc Is considerable saving by taking the
iar-ctpizss.
y. n.r-nir-s Ions tcr The guidance or naiiu,.
IL exery s.iseracs are xEsee I. eaea, box.
Once iio Libsr.y S., New York.
d-decT-.espIsfT
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For Stomachs out Of Order.

No medicine will 20 eaeetnally improve the
tene OF the stomach AZ these pills; ihay remuve
all idity accirtoncd either hy ,nteIperanceso or
Improper DIET. They reach the liver and reduce
IL 10 healthy acnon; they are wonderfully ell
csclpns III cass,s of spssmIi fact thlS never fail
in cnrlns all diso:iicrs of the 1veE and stofnsch
nULI.pWAi'S Hills are The bert known In
the world for the following dl.eAses: Ague,
Asthuis. B,lioss Complaints. Biotehes on the
skin. .Boseis, Consumption, Debility, propsy,
p.yars OF ii, kintis Klis. 6;oui. ueaaaeh.. Inil.
gesfion, Inngmation, Janndice, Liver Complaint.
lpmbaeo. Plies, hhen.natism, Retention OF the
Nhne, SGTofaia or Kings Evil, sore Throats,
Stone or Gravel. Tic -poionreaux, Tamors, Ulcers,
Worms Of sii kinds Wnakness frotn snv csuse
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Is The old Lake Shore Rent arf Is Tho onFy efit
uass ssF- beiw,su chienga ana Esanbtun. Lake
Forest. Highnnd Park. WaaksgaH, Racine, he
nosEa aud Aiiwaakoc.