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-STkTk&xKkxo1W66DA, d, ,N6wYOfk,
testified zAtaA Albany, 6n tho I'd, relative to the
charges ii tks Alleged :confesssion of VIM. II.
Tweed, u the effsct tha* ins no possible shAps
hands. han .s sel;sa B. siI' e .,ioa on
of any tote'cf act done by him in the fesfllsturs
,osSSf ~ fssdt 5 Ill., Tdia.H ID ~ ~ Sss
{. mover msl.: revived di,lss .as Honey f1od
ezdNn4X vsssssp.. -. =
/ fHE NsxsKSrRDai1y Bsuissa fztBe
~ :.ass aIsis: gs'ss isssg g'.,. Z: ssns e.
sion tAssths pubic interest viii - wed
BY TWesds release, and this viii ocouF, yitAput
doubt in q short time"
CRAZY HoRsE appeared At Camp RPbs
iass ass Asss q ths 81 an; ~ III III
I, 200 ponies were taken in uw
On the morning Of the 9th, the body of
John T. DAILY, proprietor of the Windsor HOTEL
Now York City, (whoh has been issi.gsine5t tss,
lst) was found suspended in an nold house in the
village of WoodAide, L. I. It is supposed that,
as Q result Of his financial embarrassments, hs
had become insane.
The United States Consul a SpFinsm,
South America, died recently. He had servedin
'haf capacity fgsf III fgfssz yssq' r I'll
1 POLITICAL.
/ The Iowa Republican State Convention,
for the nomination of candidates for Governor
and other State officers, has been called to meet
at pAM6ines on the Nth SfJsAG yiss9 3a]
/ On the 9Th, the following proclamation
of the PresidessNaSiss She'd seonyenins Congress
on the 18th of October next:
4 WaERrAs. the firsd adjournment of the F69tyL
fourth Congress without making the usual ap-
preparations fqr the support of the Army FOR the
fiscal year ending june so, 1873, presents an
extraotdinary occasion, requiringthe President.
20 exerche t6spowes vested in shiin b the Csnr5
stitutiopt to c5hSene The Houses ~ Coagress I'M
anticipation of the day fixed by law for their
next meeting; now therefore, I.y Rutherford B.
Hayes, President OF the United States, do,
BY the sConstitsticp s aDnseSs 9Th Hsmss
OF Congress II SssemblS. atstheE resp9ctivel
Chambers at twelve o'clock noon, on Monday,
consider assd de5efmine such measurps a. in
their wisdom, their, duty and the welfare Of ths
people may eeen to damand. sssi
Ins1itnsS Nhsreof.I have hsrennte sdt my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed. ~ t17eft 1s"s4 -
Done at the City of Washineton, this 9th day
of May, in the year of our Lord 1877, and In
dependence of the United States. of America
the one hundred and first .;5,,,,i
+ (Signed) R. B. HAYES.
/ By the President: ,.s -. j. ,.,,s :.
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UNITY ,1pWA. THUR s MA x 70. 1877.



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s.s1h11 = q E-aT-3 49,
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9 ~ ! ~ !.
l1os dlele
I!0 men fewei m Culver canyon;
d Lately q, ,hefddf was hunting up his cat
lie, snd came upon "a. old tumble down
shAnty that Mad been built by coal burn
disappeared from tie eurrou1dilg bills.
- m 1E4i@f Aeet1et the side OF an old
IA been thkE fay xince 3he man had
n1Aoempaeed end yasted - honaa ThA
-3lsd : : e a.is.a ssss s;!.s - sss7se ~
81 81 s. & & si:s sss z sBs 1s asys: g:ss
ds = ~ sAeig &bos1
= - "a ske -
f. ie6e5r - &forgdftens
VIXEN ~ - y MI u Il p4W She
:old 6a1i qaA. DR. r. J0o1ld M with
t&fsfsE
hqpIs M - - Fe4enine II .l1e
kl6tp izd : sheEt md thrilling story.
). - thai ~ name was LEE
Eng the particu cuiars ~ has
''6lFtk, stc. stated abol 10 1 sof
doh M10lnx 1as
was . bigger man than he vas. and be did
ndt resenf the insult at 4he time john
ca led hiI cowalh and he poekG led nat
eH1 1fhet 70. he resolved to be retenGed,
and laid 1is pl<nss One evening Hhe4All
the other workmen were gone and he and
John were left to attend to the furnace,
while John was STOPPING down shoveling
cod, he stuck his partner heavy blow
on the head with his shovel, which knocked
him senseless, If it did not kill him out
fright. He WuicAy aUgge4s MN1phI to
The feed -hol am th5 MIN mt nefur
mace. He ens etil pvH IN eody
with ore An1 cl RaE 4aS8 3&eharge
in the furnace sunk It was Soon out OF
sight. The night boss came along, and
Lee Singleton commenced growing be-
cetso John Murphy was not there to help
him with his work. He told the boss that
John had put on his coat and hat ana
gong out, 0omplaininG thaf hes was sick.
The snDsS hot hehgs able d. md John.
turned in and helped with the work.
Lee Singleton fingered round the mouth
of the furnace to- see il there were
any signs Of John Murphy coming
out, and, discovering none, left the hor-
rible place, and wandered for six years
trying to get away from the ghastly mem
Fory Of the murdered man. Not succeed.
ing, he finally returned to the vicinity OF
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.AMY's yoTAeE.

~ i" MAMMA, if you were my dear little
Amy and was your mamma should
say, Come, darling, let me button your
boots for YOU >, ~. t4s..s-s
Mamma looked 1t the fat hands Juggling
at the button hook, the brown head bent
downs and the serious, small face, and
eff I were your dear little Amy, :" she
said, ssI would not wet my, feet by play
ing in forbidden places, and have to
change my boots &'isilr9s4 9aG H'iGsa5'geT]
5s.. Oh. yes you would ~ cried Amy, tri-
Fahphantly. ..For then you'd be little
girl, and grandma says children have no
q They have understanding, however,
ind can be taught that they must obey
said mamma, so grayely, that Amy said no
more as she tugged at her boots. J
She did mean to obey. She never set
out On one of tie frolics, sd sure to lead
her into mischief, thatshe did mot resolve
81 be very good and keepa in just such
places as mamma approved. But Amy
loved the water. as q duck does, and temp
tation was always near. - - ~
The lawn behind the house sloped down
to the. edge Of the beautiful river, "a little
brook raced, across the orchard, and not
I'm from the house was the canal, with its
kbw-path and procession OF slow moving
horses and large, ,dnwieldly boats. TWAS
| q great entertainment to nwatch them, or
stand on the bEidgs--and see them go
through the lock. Amy secretly meant to
own q canal. boat whsd She grew np,i and
tfavel in it continually, but as yet she had
mot confided this, hope TO any one:
| Now, when the dry boots were on and
I the half hours sewing which was pen
ance for the half hour 8 frolic in the water
was done, Amy ran tt-Gf-doors with D
IthOp and . skip.xs ssi yoi f;sa eftasaii
81 She turned, her back to the river and
shook her head at the ncise OF the little
| brook: but ran off to the stone bridge,
4 where she sat down in The shade to wait
for the next boat TO 60 through the lock.
.EuossI should think they might paint them
better,o thought Amy, looking at the
Edingy one Just III sight Mine shall
I be. scarlet and blue; and I'll have a yell
How flag. Whyi what can It be stopping
fer %, Close to the bank ~ trs1n 81 4.
EnaC Careless Amy, forgetting all good reso-
ilutions, ran down to the waters edge,
Hooking cuff0usly at the man who was
i making the rope fast to the tree, andturn-
Ing the patient horses aside. in the shade.
pH6 was 4. round faced, .goOd-tempered
4iloCking man, and Amy did not hesitate 70
speak to him. Il
what arc you doings Why do you
stop ~ she saidsoS ssi r5sliH ,sss' .
. To bait my horses and wait for my
10y that / LEFT down TO ths village. You're
1 funny little grasshopper. How old are
your
Xr4v v,oAfishfv H. ,saI .Es2sf 3sEa{ rs "
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pEnsoAAAs1Np p'na1ERARfaeS

! There is q man IN tke Rhode Rhode Island s
Legislature who has kept right along
tkefd for. .thifty-six years He Us Rstall
sober chap. and beans .the.i ikPpfoFfiats
name Of Church. = . 81 syDS ,5as4D
j Anna Dickinson is willing to- meet
seven New York critics at a time, in a
square fight-she- to choose the weapons,
which will be swords, vita the first letter
Knocked Off. btef 2 as'@ acs y
"A gentleman from Chicago called
upon Mr.. Emerson the other day, and in
troduced himself with the, remark ;ssslhsI
hope don't intruder THAT depends, !"
have Sasu h1 in rJmmta pG ssiis ap'fi ffTEs I.ffTEs
L5ol. $. s. Taylor, Of oCsiro, III, has
carried IN his va1fse for many year. when
travelmk, . rope l6dder bud q athddt pair
of gloves. AT the burning OF the Southern
Hotel at St. Louis, where he was guest,
the, ladder and gloves saved his life.
LDanbury Bailey opened his lecture at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, BY remarking that he
had seen SO much about it on the posters
and ip tbepspese during the past week Or
de9sif5 a near Il hihiseif, aHd if,; was 1siy
glad he was present. ~ sisyr so1oass
The viii Of Com, Vanderbilt is regis;
terra 3ott@bD ~ lbs Heini6gbnS " IL
consequence of the mortgage. on the Har-
lem Extension RailIoad, which; was
owned by the Commodore. The, Banaer,
Of Bennington, says thai, the fees. on the
will will more than pay the whole *
penses Of the, court for this yeax. ss5 s,fi
Charles Bergvt, the aged DewspapeF
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II 1t.-~.,,...x-.s>x. ~
,;sh ..s.,.s- $500 .,,,.,,v
a.s1.r,A,;.f..s.S ,3mS-Es.
MMI @3Es 49, =
;EE-9n nan.oM zai
,;s, II rio,,, i ~ y, ~ Is . = ~ !, tts nor l
.-.s.s;ss5 = ~ n.I..-Ls...,..
- ~ = - - m.s--..
~ - ,i,..s..-..as.srs -
Eigenciexa Accounts ON the ID state
rls. wore burning the villages iofpo.
and persecuting the ChfisuApk s-. =.
nHHs received from the Russian
agency. oh the I'd, anr0unce that
p garrison, npmhexing i. ZOO nm,
nea Hsyaxf ssda EsA 49,
AltkdsE leaving Behind t6em ) large
ammunition. which fsn iiato the
the Russians. The Rps9an forcea
hdtopol had occupied Ziame andikaf-
she '1nskisn' Posts IN tne ASia'lc
. s.ow. ''.....- -. -. s
man army naa Aken zen poe.sss'on sn'a o"o on
y-eF w. ~ ',ooo
swens wen s;n99d 1ns' rs.S.ss - W. ~ msen-
'ne pss e5Hss my "'NIp. ~ 40
nd this tbs, ,Roumanisn Cliambers
S BE 'SaS1S tslii 81 ! 'oe
brSa to Consianttinpople dislnatehes iii
E.fEg 'eyaicnaation of ,pohrn ndsSha, hid
wed upon, and the Turkisi, Army was
iAe bxck upon the second, line of de-
teral Russian menchsntmen bad been
y the Tur6sh heet.--.-----.--.---4~--'
DfNG to 6ol1on di1fetches QfNSe
6tizh Ay end V6y were ,keinf
war fbdahgiwiths sfsat rarRftyy ~
ssihla eEentualitisa. ~, the East.
eryfxff government las forbidden
subjects to leave the country witbou.
Of the authoriittiies.f ant til re Y W cssss y q =
.x,a., os,s,,,,,,,-, - s,r II Il
-. -. -. s-.s-.i
81 - 3. go. -. ...'s.s. | =. - - 80 !
i - = sW'' = ~ " -. ~. a..'s
u.. y nas ~ nue.n n..ls' ts1n .1es,
.onee ',A,, :. ..s .'-s u.,.s i,
' s'Sl1 ,ro y, - = ....',s ~ -. A1
a '.nts q i.'s A1'n n
~ s'' p.''e'.A - : - = -A - "... .@"-.. = +
4th, the forte suspended the
tef 1863, and placed All newspapers al
Rnder administrative control. ?
kprwa I'd disnafches Of tbe an The
had crossed. the Danube in the vicinity
kia and .Rustchuk. The Russian forces
bsre advancing toward Erseroum in a
Be. In the vicinity Of Kars heavy
Fas momentarily expected. Between
"a Repi, tho Russiansgwsse strongly in
! themselves. ae ylaa 3,
4 ~ -
E.-.,,,t ,..,s.a4,x
DERBy's reply to the Russian
s sent appeared in full ON, the 9Th. He
|tates that the British Government did
ove, OF tnc crossing OF tne ruth py
E,ssesG ta ssa slea 81
2nifoAo.iou VI .uO ons-. y oaA o>taA Aso,;l
q the British Empire has been; an-l
and the British flag now waves at
rtt,e- syS g.f2is III
s,t.et 3.
OTEsT against Engldnu taKlng part
ar between Turkey and Russia, written
.ae oariyie' tne ois1nau,sneo al e1'u au'nol'
N N nS 'ne Lonoon ,''a1ii l'"es H'. "a
q Rritieh Parliament nm the 9TH:
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;splayed in Metz in hon.r of fneEmper-
rs and the roof of the .esthedzal WAS
failure or John Lee a Sons, Hea-,
hs.. ,bla1kst manufacturer. = snnousced-
fies. $3.50 sa4 alaa's Z 'zs
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: AIsCEELAxEOUs ITEMS.

When tiues a rian look most forbid.
tlingfe When heqs at an auction LosoeH
Cotritr.i 4 hesn p's# st p s'si t''Ts 4
The Scientific A,uerioga thinks blue
gI9ss stle ghasslicst y liitmbug q for 9 bun
urca yeaul u s5ftI,a vc "a a!, is.s - Is
Even tramp has his advantages N,
life; He never rups tlsf'Tisk, of burning
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DERDy's reply to the Russian
ent appeared in full on the 9Th. He
Mates that the British Government did
bvel Of the crossing Of the Pfuth by,
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
NEW oKLEANs REPUBIIOAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 90 1871

grave, Desmarais, D'Avy, Detiege, Deioie,
Early, FOhb, Gsrdere, Gande, Gantt Gary,
Gracien, Hill of Ascension, Hughes, Holt Of
East Baton Rouge, Holt of West Baton
Rouge, johnson Of De Soto. Jones, H. M.
johnson, Robert johnson, Keehpg, Kern,
Lane, Lewis, Lastrappes, Msgloire, Martin,
Milon, Moore, McMillen, RoutoD, Romero,
Raby, Souer, Swazie, Snaer, Seveignes,
Shelton, Simmes, Thomas, TOiliver, Wash
ingtOn, Watson, Warmoth-63.
No quorum of the joint assembly being
present, Representative McMillen moved an
adjournment until tomorrow at twelve
o'clock NJ.
Lost.
On motion of Senator Allan the Senate
withdrew TO its chamber.
The House resumed its session, Speaker
Hahn in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Holt, of East Baton
Rouge, the House was adjourned until TO-
morrow at twelve o'clock M.
ROBERT +. GUICHARD,
Chief Clerk House Of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
No. log,
AN ACT
Secretary of State.

AN ACT
To establish the fees, costs and charges of
the civil sheriff in and for the city of New
Orleans, parish of Orleans, and to au-
thorize the said officer to demand surety
and payment for his costs end charges,
and to exempt the city OF New Orleans
from all liability for sheriff fees in cases
in which the city of New Orleans sues for
any tax or other dues levied in course of
law, and in which Judgment was rendered
ia favor of the city OF New Orleans, ex-
penses incurred by the sheriff, caused in
carrying out instructions of the proper
officers of the city, excepted.
SEcrIoN ], Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That the civil sheriff for the parish
of Orleans shall be entitled to demand and
receive the following fees OF office, and no
more;
For receiving service and return of oita.
ton, for each defendant the SUM of one
dollar.
For receipt and service of petition, on
each defendant the sum of fifty cents shall
be allowed.
For service of each subpena, or return of
same not found, forty cents.
For each attachment fer any witness or
other party to be brought into court forth
WIFI or hb EuOheQueut peIluui ohc 0V4iaE'
For ever order OF court, not otherwise
provided for in this act, fifty cents shall be
allowed.
For any writ of fieri faoias, seizure and
sale or exeontory process, writ OF dis
tringas, prohibition, Injunction, attachment,
provisional seizure, seqaestration, or any
other conservatory writ commanding the
sheriff 90 execute any mesne or final judg'
ment of the court, including return thereon,
the sum of two dollars shall be allowed.
For every notice of seizure required by
law to be served, including writing of the
same and return, fifty cents, except for re-
cOFding seizure In mortgage Office, in which
case one dollar shall be allowed for sheriff
fees.
For keeping property under seizure when
stored in warehouse, the usual charge OF
warehouse keepers shall be allowed, and
no more; provided, that this shall not be so
construed as 10 bar the sheriff from the COL
lection OF insurance effected covering the
property seized, OF other incidental expense
necessary for the keeping OF property 90
seized.
For keeping property when keeper OF
guardian is required, two dollars per day
shall beallOwed, and In All easea in which tbs
property under seizure is Of nature Oh
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
OONsTABLEs' SALES.

Sambola & DucrOs VS.. Mrs. Adelaide
Casa B0nnot and Neveu Bennoix, in soldO,
GuGtave Weber surety-SeeOnd Justice Court
for the Parish Of Orleans, No. 1867
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAOIAs
ID to me directed by the Rop. W. b. Holmes,
second Justice of tue peace in and for the parish
of orleans, in the above stated suit, win pro.
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and A1etloneeIs' h1ehange, on Royal streeI' 0e-
DAY February 10 1877. at twelve O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings thereon, situated in the SIKH District,
designated by No. 10, of square B. bounded by
Live Oak, ootayis and Laurel streets and Peters
avenue, as per plan of Pile De Pouillv, of April
g. 1866 deposited in the office of W Il. Petes 8, late
notary public, as plan No. 81. Said lot forms the
corner of Live Oak street and Peters avenue and
measures 80 feet inch front on Live Oak street,
by depth aud font on Peters avenue Of l2O feet.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Uash on the spot
ja7 20 fe1O* JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
By B. NJ. & B. ]. Montgomery.
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES CLoEEY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. S87s5.

DX II. Rl. IL Il. y. RIONTG0AIERk-R.M NJ.
I'D MONTGOMERY Auetione sr.-Will be cold on SAT.
ukDAT, January 20, 10 T. at twelve O'Clock N at
the Charles Auction Exchange, In the rptunda Of
the St. Charles Hotel in tins city, by viz
tue 81 in pursuance Of an order from the Hon.
A. l. Tiss0f, judge OF the second District Court
for the parish of OrleanB, dated October ~ 1875,
the felowiOg property
PoRTlOa oR GROUND. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the kirst
District Of thlA city, in the square b9u aded By
Claiborne. DerbiaaT, palmyTR and Gakquet
atreeis, messpIisg 81 feet tnehes front on Der
bgny street. by 1877 feet II inches tines IN eRpfb,
bting al Of lots Nos ls 30 and q. zna part Of lot
No. y, in said square
T@Ems-One sthird each, and the balance at 0ne
and two yeara' credit. in notsa OF tna purchaser
TO his own order aud BY him lndorsads with eight
per cent inter- Sc par Annum from date OF sale
III paids sad natae TO be secured By mortgage and
vendors rriVilsg an the pxoueEty sold, With tho
nsza3 clauses OF i've Per cent aftorHeys feaz in
tbs lakes exislhle IN l9S5 10 b paid hy the paF-
Sha8sf GFeF aud AhsTe bis bid
Act sfeals tsfaTe A. aege Jr., nBtaEy public, az,
the exPenes ef The purchaser. $3.50 y 5ea y 70
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
Local Intelligence.

hit PAPERs.-C. w. Buckner was ar.
Il at one o'clock yesterday morning at
cad of st. Joseph street and locked up
4 first precinct station, charged with
accessory to the shooting of Frank
rs on the levee Thursday night. Yes
Il morning David Landrigan made an
yit before acting Judge Kleinpeter, Of
irst Municipal Police Court, charging
Timlin, as principal, and Mrs. Tim
la Buckner, as accessories, from in
tion received, with the shooting OF
s. The accused were srraigned yes
pleaded not guilty and were re-
IA to the Parish Prison without bail.
q was not as badly wounded as it was
supposed, as he was present in court
day looking as if nothing had hap
Yet the prisoners were not allowed
nsfit of bail.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
Bv MACON, Ellison g Co.


sALB OF THB REVENUES OF THR PUBLIC
MARKETS.
DY MACON, ELLISON G. CO.-ALBKRT
Id Paul, AuoEioneer. VIII be sold at pubic
auction, in the Council Chamber. City Hail. on
FRIDAY, January, IS 1877, at twelve O'Clock H.
the revenues Of the following mentioned marketai
for the month of February, 1877, viz
L FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS
q FRAEOH MEAT MARKET.
3. PORDRAs AND PlLIh MARKETS.
4. TREME MARKET
s. WASHINGTON AID PORT MARKETS
G. ST. BKRRARD MARKET.
:. Lk BRETON MARkkT.
8. ST. MARY AARKkf.
g MAGAZINE NARKET
10. CLAIBORNE MARKET.
Il. JEFFERSON. CITY MARKET.
l2, E0RAPURu MARKET.
13. NINTH STREET MARKET.
IA, ALGIERS MARKET,
Is DkYADEs MARKET.
The markets will be sold separately.
Terms and Cendili0na-Cash On The Spst in
U0ited ktates currency.
The city reserves the right 70 reject Rny ana ala
bids. CHARLes c2FkAAC,
ial9 2of42s26 AaminisIratar 81 OoznInesea.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF BLIzA BoLSRN.
Second District Court for the PaxiAh Of or!eanS-
No. SO ,ls3.

Second District Court for the PaxiRh Of Orleans
No. SO .l63.
DY PI4ACADE ,. SPKAR, AUOTIONgKR--
1R OSee No. 46 Roy al stTeet.-M0NDAY, January
49, 1871 at II A. NJ, will be sold at public auction
at No. 46 Royal street, between Gustomhouse and
BIenHlle stTeeGs, second h3or byTrtue and in pur-
susnee to an order from the Ron. A. Z. Tissot.
iudge of the Second District Court for the parish
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. etc.
TeIms-Cash. jalT 20 rs 28
VALUABLE SQUARE or GROUND IN CARROLL
TON, NOW SEVENTH DISTRICT.
IN THB MA1TFR OF OHARJFs w. CAAIMACK, +,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court of America for the
District et Louisiana-E0. 1850
NgY PE4AC1DE }. SPEAR, AUCTIONkBR--
I'D ONCE No. 46 Royal street-TuESDAY. jan
uarY 90. 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold
at public auction. at the Merchants and Aue-
toneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and CuetomhOuse Streets by virtue aud in pur-
suanoe TO an order from the Hon. z. G. Billings
Judge OF the United States District Court for the
district of Louisiana, datsd January 3, 1877.
rendered in the above entitled ma tier, the follow
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND in the late
city of CarrolltOn, now Seventh Dis stTiet of this
city, designated BY the No. S., on plan drawn by
D, E. Seghere. architect, da ed November 8. 1855,
bounded by Monroe LeOnidss. Etfth ana S1nlao
tnow Pluml Streets measuring 800 feet aFeut en-
each OF said streets The property to hs qald frpe
from all mortgages, liens aud incumbfRa{eA tiapd-
ing gainst the same
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New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION OF 1876.

REGULAR SESSION OF 1876.
No. 100.
AN ACT
To fix the compensation of the criminal
sheriff of the parish of Orleans, for the
maintenance of prisoners confined in the
Parish Prison of the parish of Orleans,
and abolishing turkeys fees; this act to
take effect from and after the first dRy of
December, 1876.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the criminal sheriff of the parish of
Orleans shall be allowed thirty cents, and
no more, day, for the maintenance of
every prisoner confined in the prison of the
parish of which he is criminal sheriff, and
that this acJ shall be in force from and
after the first of December, 1876.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, etc., That
from and after the herein before mentioned
ldatel the charge for turkeys fees be and
the same are hereby abolished
tSigned) Z. d. ESTILETTE,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
tSigned) G. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
A true copy;
EMILE HoNoRE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-20
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