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TEMPERANCE.

ses-tdf Wsbatch Ia n. fhtcoao Tribnnt
nocnELLE, H., Der. 28.-Dr. Reynolds, thc
great tempcFnnccrcsisal[st, spoke here last
night and the night before, aud over 200 persons
signed the pfc,'gc. 4 fscfnrm Climb was orenn-
tzei. with at'out 1E1 mcrncrt. A glorious time
Is tNinG had. Our sa1oon-mcn see staryntipn
staring them III the ln:r, or Il change D! uets1.
patIhn Or. Kcynntia II tho ir.ust successful
or,1anizcs that las crcr worlicd ln the tetnpe.
tanee-eausc in Northern Illinois.
, 1877-12-29

81. LouIs, Mo-, Dec. 2s.-The mcrttnK to-day
Of The st. Louis and Texas General Freight
Agents. Association discussed the matter Of the
rehabilitation of tre!ehts, With view to u
a1Ight alvance In rates. hut their action has not
been Ina,lc public. 1t Is thought, lluweycr, that
q small advAnre Will be mldo OIL Tcxas-Uouud
freight.
, 1877-12-29

MANQUETTE E MACKINAw.
DETROIT, Dec. 28.-At n meeting Of the S'ato
Board OF Contrul held 1t lanslng Mon.iny, ex-
Gov. BaQ'ey, of Detroit, and Howard Il. Crusuy,
Of New TURK City, were appointed Trustees to
receive tho proceeds fr,n, the sale OF lands
Rranted by tho Statu for building the Marquette
d Muckinuw Railroad. Thu contract for build
Ing the road has been let, and work will bc
commenced at onre aud pushed forward with
iii possible &peed,
, 1877-12-29

The Chinese arc anttpodat in more ways than
one. For instance, their ideas TN protection
and frce-tradc strike the foreigner as extremely
queer. Natives who arc engaged in traffic On
The great River YanE-tsc.Ktang arc compelled
to pay custom duttcs at tho boundary Of every
interior district, while Europeans and Amcri.
cans are, according 10 treaty stfputatfons, cx.
clecd from all fees except tho rcEular Import
tax. This discrimination, Of COURSE Rfves an
Immense advantage to foreign traders, aud now
the native merchants arc being compelled to
take In American Or European partners.
, 1877-12-29

1NplANAroI1s, Dec. 2a-~ln tho United; States
Court to-day Judge Gresham appointed l.. A..
Allbank Receiver Ut tho Anlerson, Lebanon t.
st. Louis RatlruaA on application of tho credit
oss OF thu .uad Mr. Milbahk tleu hfa bond,
aud Is In possession of the roau,
, 1877-12-29

FITZGERALD turns out to be varnashed re-
former, and thinly vatnlhhcd 1t that. io rubbed
II OIL very quickly mhcu be found chance To
get Into the Rng.
, 1877-12-29
ROWING CHALLENGE,

AusuRx, N. T., Dec 2s.-Courtuey challenges
any oarsmsn In tha United States or Canada,
for any amount aud tho chaDpionahip Of Amtrt-
match II July next.
, 1877-12-29

Caoiu dispatches assert that tho pope wishes
10 concert q nodus vipe7.tll With Germany; but It
Is generally supposed that be discovered some
ycars ago remarkably good method Of living.
, 1877-12-29

Sp4e,dl EAspdfcA 10 Ths CAcago Tribune.
HPRIN0rlkLD, H., Dec. 2s.-The sale tlnt1cr
docrcc Of the Federal Court Ut tho Springfield
d Northwestern Railroad. which Was " have
days at tho requcst Of number Of houl-
holders.
, 1877-12-29

The Laporto man who went to market Ia
boat, hauled through tho mud By span Of
mules, may add another improvement By havinG
his team provided with snow-shots or aomo
other equally broad Understandings.
, 1877-12-29

II turns out Tint, after all his professions Of
honesty and reform, F1Tz0ERALp's hostility to
tho old CourtH House Ring WAS that they would
lot let him into 1t.
, 1877-12-29

Thc Now York Herald dcvntes eight columns
to showing that Belgium Is In danger ot being
swallowed by Germany, like III oyster, A. one
gu1p.
, 1877-12-29

II The Senate had promptly passed tho Bland
bill when It was sent up to them. there would
be by this time five Or six millions Of silver
dollars strack of and put In circulation, with a
certain steady atrcam OF ftvo millions month
coming on behind. Already business prospects
would bo better and moro hopeful, and con-
t,dcncc would bo improving, had that bill been
PASSED last November Is 1t should have been.
But timtdItJ Of Senators and tho noisy oppost-
t,on Of tho gold shasps postponed its adoption.
, 1877-12-29

II "brunettc" money is good. Why is not
"bluudc " money also dcslrabfef Let us haYo
tho blonde ~ well ~ the brunette currency.
, 1877-12-29

The BLA1NK,CosKL1so reconciliation has
taken tho shape Of treaty Of peace, will
regular dr2wn-up articles.
, 1877-12-29

The edition for 1a7s Ut the sterling Medical An.
nu3l kanwn a. tsoatet:cs's A1tnanac ID now realty.
ansa m1v he nnneh fire uf c0s. nf aru9sEsts md
general cnnnlTr deatcs4 In al parts VI the United
stHtcs and Iffilish America, anI indeed IN avery
civilized pofflon Of tiIc Western Hemisphere. It
comhncr. With tho esnn,lctt practical advicc for
tho pseaesvatn mn! rrstUrhtlun nf health. large
amount Of interesting and amusing 1l:,ht reading
and the calendar. Astronomical taIrulainns chro.
nhloglcat caicuntfnns, chronological items, etc..
arc prrttared With great cafe. shd will hc fnani
entirety secnta:". The iafue Of fioatettctt Alma.
Welsh. Norwegian. swedish, Holland, bohemian,
ana 3pnnls! 'nnsnases.. will. I. az pruhnti'y. DO
1tahed In any country. The rropricinrs. Mrr,rt.
1loAtttter & Smith. FIttsbusr. ra.. an receipt Of
twn cent stamtp will forward copy hy mhlI 10 any
hoa1.
, 1877-12-29

Charles fIeitl&trck's Ths rop-
u1ar sI!cry and tho supcr.e1ce1lent ''Dry Medal "
70 hlghly appreciated Ia Enginni. Germany. ami
ltusaia. hfr being constantly received fy Mf Emil
Schuli1e. :t1 t}eascrttreet. New York.
rinckney. ,Tarkson & Co.'s Fine Spices.
, 1877-12-29

havo used Dt. Giles ilnin.cnt 1odtdo Of Am.
Monn from its aset introt.ncilnn in tho Dominion.
II pctfosms wonieYs In my stable. where veterinary
fufseans hAsc failed; t. has e,rcI lamencss and
renoyeA bunchcs, i. r. MnunsE. La1anchotIcrc
street. Montreal. For sate By Gallo d Diockl, an
ali dfuggtAtN.
, 1877-12-29


lie had been lat'oring 10 securo this, and lial
a.romrti>l,ed 1t in great part. There were
NOW twu rsoicssors of Lat'', and tutor. two
ef Greek, two Vi Mathe,uatlss ana tutor.
ply. ono oi them being Professor ot
Astronon,Y. two OF Chemistry, and several
OF Natural History. with ttlsco Professors
Of Ph1losophy. tn th's w.ay thsy were able 70
them twenty Or thirty. and tho result wa that
cJery student haul to be Ia each department
ncarly eTesy day: He vas not allowed to pass
away day alter day, aud week after week. with
out betb. called upon 10 secite. III thls waY
studsnt studying his lessons Il. hts room 10 the
evening kasw to a certainty that he would bo
called upoa this next day.. Thero were alao
tnsos., hoxeEsr , employed to tesst .aa t. to
than older mon. ln this progress fsoln lover
classes to higher, they had been enabled 10 giye
= selection Ut studies. This selection wa1 not
permitted during the aest TWO ycara, however,
bs prescribed certain fundamental branehea.
But II tho cloac Of tho sophomore year they
were allowed ccrtala liberty, slthough still
!cq1tFed u 10 on With eertAiti studlta.
WAS allowed Eithln prescribed limits, and IN the
Senior yc2s tn1n WIS allowed to chuuso three
Or four out Ut dozen departments, anl give
them more attention than the others. Student!
Intended Tor tho different pfolesAlons would
choose ths studies which they most needed.
Those looking ~ the profession OF the
Band tho Speaker, IN pa4slnk'
bers Ut The Chicago Bar preacnt-night
devote themselves specially to political ecol,.
olny and 10 international law. etc. III this wsy
incu wefs enabled to begin the busincss Ut life,
A. between our colleges unl those Ut Europe,
" far - tho great bo4y Of stu1enta were
concerned, the education Rtyeu here was quite
- good u that xbrosd. But In speeda
branches students specially educated ln ths Ger
man aud English colleges had achieved result
not yet produced In this eouR1y, To mss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor Ed. Pilsbnry.
Administrators OF Finance-Jules @. Denis
Administrator OF Accounts -- James G.
Brown.
Administrator Ct Assessments-Jno. E
Rengstoiff.
Administrator Of experimentation Nc
Catfrey.
Administ traitor of Waterworks-J. ID. Ed
wards.
Administrator of Commerce-,Chas. Cava'
mao.
Admins rator OF Police r. E. Diamond
City At,orney--B F. Jonas.
City Surveyor. A. D'Hemecourt.
City Notary--Gus.ave LeGardeur, Jr.
Civil Sheriff.. III, Handy.
Criminal Sheriff j d. Houston.
Coroners-- (DowntowD), DR.. Il. Rance
(uptown), J. g. Roche.
superintendent of Pablo Markets.. FL.
Langwell.
Superintendent Of Public Sohooi-C. W.
Boothby.
Board of Health-Drs +. B. Gaudet, T. r.
Lemonnier, j. l.. Finney, @. B. White, Gus
Devron, Jno. r.. CLAY, q. W. Bryant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor--F. T. Nichols.
Lieut., Governor--L. A. Wiltz.
Secretary or State--W. A. Strong.
Auditor of Public Aocounts--Allen Jumel
Superintendent of Public Eduoation---R
III, Lusher.
Adiutant General-D. b. Penn.
Board OF Metropolitan Police--L A. Wilt
Alexander Brewster, Robert Diamond, Ed,
Toby DR.. sam1 Chopin, ii. q. Miller, Geo.
w. Dupre.
Superintendent OF Police-Thomas N. Boy.
Ian.
Judiciary
sunreme Court--Chief Justice, Z. q. Man.
ming Associate Justices, II. II. MARI, Alci.
blade DeBlane, w. b. Egan, w. B. Spencer
Clerk, Alfred Roman.
First District Court e imund Abel, Judge
James o'Neil, CLERK.
Second District Court--A. L. Tssot, Judge
John Herbert, Clerk.
Third District Court Frank A. Monroe,
Judge; Ben. Armbruster, Clerk.
Fourth District Court-W. I. Houston,
Judge; John Curry, Clerk.
Fifth District Court--W. Ii. Rogers, Judge
Thomas Duffy, Clerk.
Sixth District Court-N. r. Fighter, Judge
J. ". Guillotte. Clerk.
Superior Criminal Court-W. s. Whitaker,
Judge; Eugene May, Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06

WHEREAS, NATHANIEL G. CONVICTION.
W OF Jefferson parish and district aforesaid.
duly declared bankrupt under the Of Con-
gress OF March 2. 1867. has this day fled In said
court petition praying for a discharge and
certificate thereof, from all his debs and other
fore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts. and to all other persons in interest,"
that the seventeenth day Of March. 1877, al II q.
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, If any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petition should not be grained and further
notice il given that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination befere Register g s. Kellogg
on the fifteenth day of March,. A. ID. 1871, ct II q
M. at his Office in the Custom-House bull in q
Clerks Office, New Orleans. February ~, 1877 3
X. DEN1NsHIKE.
fe28 mh7 A Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
In Bankruptcy-No. 1873.

IN BHaRfHpLcy-N0s E@EJ,
WHEREAS. NICHOLAS W. MURPHY. in
w dividualy and as surviving partner OF the
late firm Of Sale d Murphy of Shreveport, and
district aforesaid. duly declared bankrupt under
the act of Congress OF March o. 1867. has this day
filed in said court petition praying for a dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable unde said act. Mo-
tice is therefore given to all creditors who have
Interest, that the seventeenth day OF March, 1871
at II a. M, is assigned for the hearing OF the
same, and that they may then and there
attend and show cause, IL any they have,
why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted; and further notice is
given that The bankrupt will undergo an exam
ination before Register G. $, Kellogg, on the
thirteenth day of March. A. D. 1877. at IL a. M,
at his office in the Custom-H ouse building.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, February q, 1871
Il. UEVUNSHIRE,
fe24 mia II EpDuty CLERK
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
PARISH GOVERNMENTS.

Ascension.
District Attorney pro tem-Fred Dutfll.
Clerk of Court--L. T. Bentley.
Recorder--W. w. Baford
Parish Judge-Henry o. Maher.
Sheriff Peter A. Jones.
Coroner. ]. Sullivan, Jr.
Police Jurors-Hillary Rice, Henry Hay
man, B. D. Landry, j. f. Allemap, Arthur
Burnett.
District Attorney, pro tem-Desire Leblanc.
Clerk of Court-Thomas Divine.
Recorder-George Washington.
Parish Judge Alfred Tete.
Sheriff--A j. Echeverra.
Coroner--John w. Hickman.
Police Jurors-Levy Williams, Moses Hite,
Bazel Graves, Toes D. Cox, b. Gardner.
AvoyeiIes.
District Attorney pro tenn III. Bordelon.
Clerk Of Court-Charles Gray.
Recorier-H. Bielkiewicz.
Parish Judge-L p. Normand.
Sheriff.. l. Burlen.
Coroner--W. b. Moore.
Police Jurors-P. p. Lsmoiue, Edgar Cou-
Wilton, John Grimes, John Esell, James p.
Hudson.
Baton Rouge, East.
Clerk Of Clerk--Wm. Hubbs.
Recorder-John McGrath
Parish Judge-H. N. Sherburns.
Sheriff-W. s. Booth.
Coroner--F. NJ Brooks.
Police Jurors--W. H. Gale, Jr r. +. Pat
terson, w. p. CLANCY, r. T. Young, J. E.
Blouin.
Baton Rouge. West.
District Attorney, pro TENN. w. Pope
Clerk of Couit-Tras Landry.
Recorder-0. Bernard.
Parish Judge-H. j. Hyams.
Sheriff-Frank Delany.
Coroner-Robt. Harrison.
Police Jurors Daniels, Geo. Steptoe,
e. j. Barrow, j. '. Durable, ST., Aaron
Davis.
Eienville.
Clerk of Court--A. M. Ouden.
Recorder. NJ Head.
Parish Judged F. Head.
Sheriff.. T. H'ghtower.
Ooroner-A. s. Tily.
Police Jurors. b. Blume, j. H. Robertson,
@. N. Ardes, w. p. Theus, r. Lawson.
Bassier.
District Attorney, pro tem.-J. w. McDon.
aid.
Clerk of Court B. Walthall.
Recorder-T. d. Williams.
Parish Judge--B, f. Fort.
Sheriff.. B. 0Neal.
Ooroner-A Hawkins. s..
Police Jurors-B. f. O'Neal. J. V. Kilgour,
8. Minis, Il. N. Thomas, T.. Miller.
Caddo.
District Attorney, pro tem-E. B. Herndon.
Clerk OF Court w. Wheaton.
Recorder-E w. Durant.
Parish Judged CressweI
Sherif--Wm. Heffner.
Ooroner-Augustus Marshall.
Police Jurors-F. G. Spearmau, w. N.
Peter. James Tisbey, S. @. Head, Marshall
Page.
Clerk of Court-Asa Ryan.
Recorder. B Kirkman.
Parish Judged. J. Reid.
Sherif-A. L. Reid.
Coroner. A. T.. Hawkins
Police Jurors-A. Cole, VIM. Perkins, s.
Vincent, j. Meadow, D. D. Andrews.
Caldwell.
Clerk of Court. A. Glass.
Recorder-G. W Garborough.
Parish judge. E. Barry.
Sheriff J. A. Ferrand.
Coroner--D. o. Meredith.
Police Jurors-A. p. Stuart, o. Call, John
Thanus, W. Fl. Mecom, j. Jackson.
Cameron.
Clerk of Court-Thos. e. Gee.
Recorder Leopold Mndd.
Parish judges. P. Henry,
Sherif-Catyit Pevotoe,
Coroner-John K. Jatt-
Police Jurnrs-Thomas Bonsall, Clarville
Duhon, j. b. Pivoto, jesse ID. Mccall, r. B.
Harrison.
Carroll.
Clerk of Court-B. FL. Lsnier.
Recorder-M. E. Massee.
Parish Judge. E. Noes.
!. Sheriff-John W. Sect.
Coroner-A. O. Routh.
Police Jurors-T. B. Reveau, J. Ii. Cad
des. Otto Woosman. David King, Jack Suer-
lurg.
Cats houIa.
Clerk Of Oourt-John Dosher
Recorder Il r. Mason.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
H. ]. HEARSEY, Editor.
GEO. w. DUPRE, Manager.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0ERT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF NICHOLAS W. MUIR
ply, individually and as surviving partner of
the late firm Of sale Il Murphy, Bankrupt.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. Is4e.

IN THE MATTER OF NATHANIEL G. COW
ington BANKRUPT,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-06
Parish of COncOrdIa.

In township Is, N, Range east, northeast
quarter of northwest quarter OF section twelve,
northwest quarter Of southwest quarter Of sec;
Il n thirty-fye 100 acres; east fractional half
and .southwe-t quarter Of northwest quarter
east half section and southwest quarter of sec
ton thirty-four. 563 83 acres; fractional south
east quarter of section thirty-three, 1912 acres
Total in township, 717s5 acres.
In township 5; n; fa da east, west hall q
acres; west half and northeast quarter Of
northwest quarter Of sertion thirty-two, 1201t
acres; south half of northeast quarter and
southeast quarter of northwest quarter. and
lots one, two and three Of section thirty-one,
226.1o acres; and the "Lum tract" being north
west quarter OF southeast. quarter. and tra:-
tional northeast quarter OF southwest quarter
of section twenty, $3.50 acres. Total in town
ship. 4s5 95 acres. making the aggregate in par
ish Of Concordia 1880 acres.
Parish of Caldwell.
DISTRICT NORTH OF RED RIVER.
HARD TIMES TRACT. - In township H. n
Range east, south half Of southwest quar-
ter of section four, 1884 acres; south half and
snan xa quarter OF quarter
east half OF southeast quarter OF section eight
241.58 acres; west half section and west half
and southeast quarter OF southeast quarter OF
Tract near Lemoine or Montaine-Lots one
and two of section tn irty-tWo 81. 48 acres lots
one and two, section twenty. mine. 65.4o acres
lot two. southeast quarter Of northwest quar-
ter southwest quarter section. west half OF
southeast quarter and southwest quarter
OF northeast quarter Of section twenty eight.
351.42 acres: north half OF north half of sec
ton thirty-three. $50 IS acres: north half and
southeast quarter of northwest quarter. and
west half and southeast quarter of northeast
quarter OF section thirty four. 237 SO acres
together 1T50eS acres.
And the undivided half of the following lands,
formerly owned by II. III. Hyams and d. G. La
bait.
In township 49, north range east. north half
of northeast quarter of section three. 80 acres;
and
In township IA, ncrth range east. lots
three, four. five and six OF section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
NE w PUBLICATIONS.

THE LIFE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE, by WILLIAM :. GILL;
I2mo. pp. 81. {. !. Diunghaii'
The "worms and the biOgraphers that shed
terror around the deathbed of Rachel have found so
daiuy Il repast in the remains Of Edgar Poe that the
present volume has devoted to the vndcation OF
his memory from their attacks With the generous view
OF presenting the rcdcemng traits Of the poet IN the
farest light Of placing the best construction on MS
Giraffe habits aud Maynard acts OF correcting the state
mcns which, in instances appear to have had the'r
orgnn an innate love offasohood stimulated by personal
spite, Mr.. Gi has engaged in thorough examination
Of the subject the fruits Of which are brought forward
in this interesting work II nc does not succeed III max
ine q sage or saint Of his hero he shows that he was
often more sinned against than SHINING that his faults
were due to snguary unfortunate temperament rather
than to angity Of purpose that his brilliant talents
were cioudod by nordinate sefeonceit and that al
though IN fact moral wreck, he was moi SO
black as he has been painted, ana nj times dis
played the germs Of a better nature, which, under
more kindly circumstances. might have rpcned iDto
a certain worth % character. Tie positions OF the
anor in defence Of Poe are fortified by the testimony OF
several OF his contemporaries TO whose judgment great
weight may safety he attached This book is written
with vehemonce OF temper forth by sense OF
wrong towards one who could longer protect himself
which does not add the force Of his argument but the
which ne adduccs may be left to the calm decision
OF his readers. who may find in them suggestion Tor tie
exercise OF charity without the sacrifice OF justice IL Is
evident even from these pages. that Poe was sufferer
from the fall ~ Adam hat he seems to have been as tlc
miracle Of wickedness rs a paragon Of virtue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
rne AN1,r1nrE ~ nEEn or AMERIcA Ry Jony

TIE ANTELOPE AND DEER OF AMERICA BY JOHN
DEAN CkIoS, LID. svo, pQ f26. hurd * hoUgh'"h'
The peculiar value Of this popular monograph
consists in its hcius founded the actu obSsryaion OF
mSny years, with ample opportunity for investigating
thA character habits OF living specimens of the an
mal which presented the subject Of study. Judge Cation
OF Illinois the author Of the work, is well known as an
assiduous student Of Natural History especially Of the
American deer and as an aid TO his inquiries he has Kept
An demonstration several varieties Of that animal the fruits
of which have been large amount OF weauihentcaed
facts thar could obtained from casual oh
scrvanon the forest He mas conducted his researches
FROM a practical point OF view. making no attempt to
ada 90 the chaos o. technical ciasscatons and abstain
fne. from the details OF anatomy and oseology which
concern the special biological student rather than
the general reader. His book accordingly. is no less
entertaining than instructive Dealing more in descrp-
ton than in analysis. il presents series Of vivid PIC
lures OF animal life illustrating 10 speak, the per
soal biography OF the individual well as the general
characteristics OF the species.
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Ncw CnbIirallons.
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OLYMPIA: A ROMANCE. by 4. J.. Francllcn
LORDS AND LADIES.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE: WITH NEW
MARGINAL NOTES the Commissioners 10 revise lNe
sIatates. and Full tx PLANATOKY NOTES. by MON
GOMERY VI. rHHOOf, one Of the COMMISSIONERS oNo.
pp. : 20. Albany: eei. Parsons, & ca.
The present volume contains the authentic
text OF the Code OF Civil Procedure rs enacted By the
LEGISLATURE of NcwYork in 1877 with the final amend
rnens 10 the Code OF Remedial Justice" adopted il
1876 and forming the first sslment Of the New Revi-
sion ~ the Statutes submitted 10 The Legislature by TIE
Board Of Commissioners appointed for thai purpose rs
IL now stands, the work furnishes the standard authority
for legal practice under the New Civil Code and forms an
indispensable appeniage TO tie working library O.
every lawyer The copious notes OF hr Throop thous"
not 10 be considered official. serve TO elucidtie TIC
views and purposes Of the Commissioners and the con
structon OF the law An Introduction % the volume by
the COMMITS sCncIs presents interesting historical
view the attempts at codcaion ana REVISION
in the STATE Of since the enactment Of the le
yised Statutes together with explanation Of the
manner IL which the preparation Of this Code OF civil
Procedure" has been accomplished