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by Sheriff Handy.
OF THE LATE GEORGE Y
BRIGHT
Second District Court for the parishof Orleans
No. 81, 1888.

No. 80, $3.50.
RY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE To
- an order Of sale rendered June 8. 1877. to IA g
directed by the honorable the second District
Court for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled matter. l will proceed to sell at public
ted on MONDAY june H. at io oeoet
a. M, the following described pr perry, to wit
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
MOVABLE EFFECTS contained in the prem
on file.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans.
jeS 10 IS
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certify the above and foregoing to be trus
copy Of the original act extant in the records &
nv office. In faith whereof grant these pre-
ent7 under my official hand and seal at the eli
of New Orleans, state Of Louisiana, this fri
day Of June, A. d. 1877.
ie2 5tSa Notary Pah1io
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW L. =. MACIAS

SUCCESSION OF WIDOW L. r. MACIAs.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 80. 200.
by ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-Office As
ID Chartrts street-Will be sold on W EDNES-
DAY, June 49, 1877, at II O'Clock n. No.. at No. 45
Chartres street, in pursuance Of an order of
the Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge Of the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated May
II, 1877, the following articles. viz;
A lot of SILVERWARE JEWELRY PLATED
and CHINA WARE. HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot my3o ie9 10
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THIRD
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW E. P. MACIAs.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 30 1900.
DY ALBERT PAUL Aucti ,neer-Ofice IS
- Chartres street-On SATURDAY, June 30.
1877. at IL o'clock M, at the Auctioneer's Ex-
change. on Royal near Customhouse street, by
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
ONE LOT OF GROUND, In Faubourg st.
John, in square bounded by Fifth, Sixth st
John and Washington streets, designated as lot
No. 8, measuring 80 feet 4 inches lines front on
st. John street. by 1913 feet II inches 4 lines in
depth.
Terms-Cash in u s. Treasury notes.
my?D leg 16 % 30
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by Plaeide j. Spear.

IMPROVED PROPERTIES ON JEANNE AND
ELMIRA sTnEETs. THIRD DISTRICT.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF 1877

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans. June 8. 1877.
The list OF delinquent taxes for 1877 is now
being prepared for publication.
All persons interested are respectfully noti-
fed that the city taxes of 1877 will be for short
time received at this Office without costs
les tje20 j. @. DENIS, Administrator.
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SPLENDID COTTAGE HOUSE

Oh
GRAND1G ROUTE ST. JOHN, THIRD DIS
TRl0T
And
ptEuR OF GROUND IN THE THIRD DIS.
TRTGT.
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Second District Court for The parish Of Or.
leans-No. 80, 4is.

- 40 Royal street-On WEDNESDAY,, June 30,
1877, at 1os o'clock a.. ms, will be sold at public
auction la the Poydras n arket by virtue and
In pursuance to an order from the Hon. A.
L. Tissot Judge. Of the Second district Court
for the parish Of Orleans, dated June ., 1871
for account Of said succession
AL the right title, claim and interest OF said
deceased lin occupancy or othefwlse) in and to
the STAND OR STANDS In said Poydras Mar
ket, from Nos W TO 80 incusively, and the small
stand to the right Of 4 and or stands where
the. name Of 3, p. simone, Jr.. appears now TO-
gether with the good will. custom and patron-
age pertaining to the same. all at that corner Of
the market at the pryades street crossing aad
fronting upon North Poydras street.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. ie9 10 10 30
SPLENDID IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PHIL
IpPA STREET, BETWEEN UNION
AND GRAvIER STREETS,
FIRST DISTRICT.
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TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH. RANGE 4 EAST.

Frae iopa section Observation-Disclosures. 25t 40
Lot a. southwest quarter of northeast
quarter and north half, and southeast
quarter of southeast quarter section 7. 1882
North half and southeast quarter of
northwest quarter, southwest quar-
ter. and that part of west half of
southeast quarter west OF ayou.
bordering Columbia, t5472) and lot q
tor southwest fractional quarter Of
northeast quarter section 17),........ 35R.52
And that part OF lot No. west of bayou. 800
North halt Of section 40. ................ $40 SO
Southwest quarter OF northwest quarter
section 21.......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40.07
East halt Of northeast quarter and north
east auarter of sou beast quarter of
section 10. together. .....-............. 1885
12s2.27
TOWNSHIP IL NORTH. RANGE EAST.
Lots 4. +, 6 and 7, and southwest quarter
of southeast quarter. section 3....... 165. Sc
Lot 8, section O. ......-..... .......... 7.0s
North ha of northeast quarter. section1O 77.es
fractional section ii ..... .........-....-. 3.T2
25a04
Terms-Cash on the spot. The purchasers.
In addition to other bids, must assume the taxes
payable In 1876 and 1877 over the price of adjudi-
cation.
Acts of sale before r. @. Mott ESQ., notary
public, at the expense Of the purchasers
my22 20 je2 t6 %
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HANDSOMELY LOCATED RESIDENCE
with large grounds, fronting Broad street
near Esplanade street.
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Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No 30 48O.
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM osrERMoLLER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans

BY sLAg Nd 4 has, srs ssIs AastlgR1ss
July IA. 1877, at y o'clock M, win be sold al
public auction at the Merchants and Aue-
Honeers' Exchange on Royal street. between
Canal and UustomhGuss streets, by virtue and
In pursuance to an order from the Hos. A. T.
TiSHgt, Judge Of the becond District Court for
the perish OF Orleans, dated June7. 1877, for
ACCOUNT Of said succession, the following de-
sGl's T%6 6fG dRssfstE Eors or GROUND to-
gether with the improvements thereon, situaael
In the Third District Of thiH city, designated BY
the Nos. and Q, In the SQUARE bounded by
Jeanne, Barthelmy, Where aud Urquhart stree g.
on plan drawn by Louis II. Pile. City Sur
veyor, dated March 8, 1859. deposited In The
office Of y. Bouny,. notary public, which lots oil
feet front on Jeanne street. by depth pf i1s feet
., TWO CERTAIN 0TS or dIIOtUtiND situated
In the Third District Of this city, In the Fasibourg
Mentreuil designated by the Nos and g. on q
nlan drawn by d. Eurgi civil engineer, dated
February 20, 1880 and deposited In the Bheriffs
office for reference. which said lots admin each
other and measure each, according to said plan,
2s feet Inches front on Elmiia street. by 100
feet inches. deep between parallel II res.
Terms and Oenditiens=-Ohe-h hal cash on the
spot, the balance at a credit of one year fot note
secured by mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege on the property sold. bearing eight
per cent interest per snnuin from day Of cal q
till paid the clause OF five per cent for attor-
ney's fees In case Of judicial proceedings to re-
cover payment Of note or any portion thereof.
Insurance, transfer of policy. and all other
usual clauses.
Acts Of sale before A. D. Dpriocourt, notary
public ut the expense Of purchasers.
iag 10 - 10 jy7 ~
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction SALES.
BY q. e. Girardey.
CALDWELL, LOUISIANA.
SUGGESTIONS OF H. M. AND MRS. L. NJ. 8.
HYAMs
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3s,151,

s,sARREF ne No q
o'clock n,, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange.
| IN the retqnda gi the 81. CHARLES Hotel In ills
pursuance, Of an order from the Hon. A. l..
Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated the 2eth of Janu;
airy. 1877, and rendered In the above entitled
SUGGESTIONS. the following described lands. sit
uated In the parish of Caldwell district north
| OF Red River. Louisiana
| TOWNSHIP Il NORTH. RANGE EAST.
Acres
Lot one, section oneii.... ................ 37e6
Lot one, section two ...... -......... 3l2
West half of northwest quarter south
east quarter OF northwest quarter.
and southwest quarter of northeast
quarter. Sc ton three. .,st...ts....s.. 1G4e9
TOWNSHIP Is NORTH, RANGE 9 EAST.
Southwest quarter OF southwest quarter
of section thirty4fuur. ,..!..s.....1... 4o12
Lot seven section thirty five. 80. ...-.. 81 ss
.......... ....... 2st7l
TOWNSHIP IL n ORTIZ RANCE EAST,
North half of northwest quarter and west
half Of south asst quarter. and part Of
south half of northeast quarter of
section one s.--........ t.s............ $1,000
TOWNSHIP Il NORTH. RANGE EAST.
East half Of northwest quarter Of section
three. Acknowledgement. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1sA
Northwes quarter and west hal of south
west quarter Of section five ......... 945Ti
East half and southwest quarter Of south
east quarter of section ix.........--- 1928
Anu Soutlern y ift OF southeast quarter
OF northeast quarter Of section six. 5000
- .. Ala 80
TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH. RANGE EAST.
Southwest quarter section and west half
Of southeast quarter section 20........ 24o.42
Southeast quarter OF southeast quarter
section ........s................. 1886
North half Of northwest quarter section
Strip In north part Of south half Of north '''
. west quarter section 2g. ................ 1000
Tract in east half Of southwest quarter
and west half Of southeast quarter of
section 80, bounded east by james
:. Meredith end west by W. Fl. Hough.. 10000
North half of northwest quarter and
northwest quarter Of northeast
quarter of section a.. ................ 1901
southwest fractional quarter section 49,. 67s4
That part of west balf OF southeast
quarter of section II east of the
bayou, bordering 20 lumbia" about $500
And oil unsold land In southeast quarter
OF southeast quarter Of section H. in
Guiding all unsold lots in Columbia.
about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s0.77
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Succession OF &. Gourdano alias George Law.
SON.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY o. valetor,.

VALUABLE PROPERTIES ON FHTNCHMEN,
MAHAlS AND HOSPITAL SHEETS.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW ETIENNE BHE.
MONT
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cages for the pa, ish OF Or cans. state Of Lodi
lana, do hereby certify that the above and wits I
act Of incorporation of the New Orleans
! Issd ~. transportation Company mas
parish. In book i52, fylios 122 and 49, according
to law.
AS witness my hand and the seal OF saig
office, this lst day OF June A. u. 1877,
J. G. RICHARDSON. Il
Deputy Recorder
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XlY r.. NJ. d b. J. MONTGOMERY - r. M
y Montgomery, auctioneer-Will be sold on
THURSDAY, June II, 1877, at II o'clock q. m, at
No. 60 Camp street, by virtue and purs nant to an
order from the Hon. A. t. 1issot Judge Of the
Sec nd District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated June o. 1877.
Terms-CHsh. je3 9 Ii IA
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TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, RANGE 9. EAs T. e.

TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, RANGE o. EAST.
Houth half Of northeast quarter Of Sec
ton thirty.six. adjoining Pine Grove
. Academy lot. .......,........ ........... 74tG
Also the undivided quarter belonging to
said succession Ia these lands.
TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH. RANGE EAST.
Lots three and six, section twentyseven 1894
Lots three and eight section thirty four 35.4s
.-. .. =. 3D. . 122.32
TOWNSHIP IA NORTH, RANGE 3 EAST
East half of southeast quarter section TO-. 1899
East half of northeast quarter section 49,. 80 10
Lot 7, section Il -. ...t....... 2424
Fractional northwest quarter lot 3, north
half OF southwest quarter, west half
and southeast quarter Of southeast
:. quarter section a. 800: -. ...-..-. 920.2
West half and northeast quarter Of north
east quarter section 3'...........4.... 11a25
Lot and north half of northwest quar-
ter section 2I,....................... 1924
And lots aud OF section t3.............. 1452
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4. r. PARKER PUBLIC ADMININTRATO
ACTING ADMINISTRATION, ETC.
vs.. FRANCISCO PIppo.

Fourth District Court for the Parish of Or
leans-No. 44,bgt.
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TWO CHOICE BRICK RESIDENCES.
Forming the corner OF Magazine and Second
streets.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.

sILvERWARE, JEwELRY AND PLATED
WARE
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STAND OR STANDS IN THE PoYDRAs
MARKET.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY q. e. Girardey.

VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
STORES ON TCHOUP1TOULAs. NEAR COR
NER OF POYDRAs.
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SUCCESSION OF JOSIAH A. CLARK AND
SARAH MALyINA CLARK.
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nYo. vALEToN, Auetieneer--ofics 90 an,

Second District Court for the parish of Orlean.
No. ~, 29B.
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BY r. M. e. b. j. Montgomery

FUFNIT UHFf-FU NM I UHF
ONE LOT OF CENTRAL HOUSEHOLD FUI
NITURE.
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The campaign of Russia against Turkey
has at last become active. Last week we
announced the reverses of the Turks
around Kars, and now we record the
long talked-of crossing of the Danube,
which took place at Ibrail last Saturday,
amid the greatest rejoicing of the Rus
slams and without the slightest opposition
from the Turks. The Russians made a
strong show along the river for a great
distance, and began heavy cannonading
at several points, which no doubt deceived
the Turks. The bridge at Ibrail and the
crossing was completed with very great
rapidity under the very eyes of the Gar
himself. Unless other European powers
become involved soon, Russia will con-
quer Turkey very speedily. The Otto
man government is out of money, and
cannot obtain any, even by a forced loan.
It is invaded from two sides, and is
strongly menaced by internal reyolts.
The Turkish management has been ex-
ceedingly bad. The Sultan maintains
an army of sixty thousand men in Monte.
negro, where they can accomplish moth
ing, and yet his army on the Danube is
too small to prevent the Russian advance.
These men should have been transferred
to Armenia or to the Danube, where they
could have assisted in fighting the Rus
slams. A few more weeks of such blum
dering will put an end to the tyranny of
Mahommedanism, and subject Turkey to
the terms of conquering Russia.
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Assessment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Coun-
IN ty Auditors Office will be open on
and from the s0th day of July, 1877, to and
including the 2Sth day of August, 1877, for
the reception. of the Returns of Persopal
Property in Anderson County for the year
1877. ., a-,a s... .isiee4 sr:.1.
Deputies will be at the places hereinafter
named to receive Returns of Personal Prop
erty for the said year 1877:
Brushy Creek-At W. D. Sitton's, 10th
and 11th July.
Garvin-At Bethany, 10Th and 18th July.
Hopewell-At Carpenter g. Andersons
Store, 14th July. ..,ra
williamson 10th and 18th.
Bclton-July 18th and 10th.
Broadway-At Meals Creek, Goth July.
Hall-At Milford's Store, 23rd and oath
July.
Nfartin-At Reuben Clinkscales' Mill, 25th
and 26th July.
Honca FAITHFULLY 9th aud 2sth.
Fork-At w. T. GruBbs Store, 3oth and
31st July.
savannah-At Hollands Store, list and
End August.
Dark Corner-At Shcrard's Store, Ord aud
4th August.
Pendfeton-August 7th, 9Th and 9th.
After the 2sth day of August next, all
Returns received are Additional Returns,
and a penalty Of fifty per cent. is added,
except in cases where taxpayers have a
lawful excuse.
Property is valued at its worth OIL the lst
day Of June, 1877. Parties having bought
and sold Real Estate between the 1st day of
June, 1876, and the 1st day of June, 1877.
will please have note of it made on their
blank. ae-...5 .,sii,:s
T. J. PICKENS,
Auditor Anderson County.
June %, 1877 50 2
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CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE DENIES.

The following letter from the Chief
Justice, deries the report started by the
Baltimore Sun. 1t will no doubt be
gratifying to the people of the United
States to know that the highest judicial
officer of our government has not been
guilty of the impropriety charged. The
following is the letter Of denial:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1S,, 1877.
MY DEAR GovERNoR-I have to-day
seen for the first time an article which, as
understand, has gone the rounds of the
press, to the effect that I was not satisfied
with special attentions I received while
was in Charleston. Most certainly |
hope my friends will not believe me gull.
ty of any such foolish complaints. /
have never said word from which any
such inference could be drawn, and no
such thought was in my heart. 1t has
annoyed me exceedingly. My daughter
is as much annoyed as am with this
newspaper paragraph.
I am, as ever, very sincerely yours,
r. M. WAITE.
Hon. VIM. AIKEN.
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is to advance the interest of the few to
the damage of the many.
These are the probable financial char.
acteristics of the two National parties,
and the contest promises to be warm
one. The first battle is to be fought in
Ohio, President Hayes home, and the
prospect ofDe'nocratic success is very ell
.couraging indeed. Even old Ben Wade
says the State will go Democratic in Oc-
tober, by at least twenty thousand major
ity, and if he gives it up the Democrats
have strong grounds for hope. Where
ever this silver dollar question is made
an issue the Democracy may calculate
with reasonable certainty upon a trium-
phant victory.
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SUSTAINING ITS DIGNITY.


The following order was made by the
Supreme Court at its last sitting:
On motion of the Attorney General,
it is
Ordered, That the defendant, F. L.
Cardozo, do show cause before this Court,
if any he has, on the fourth Tuesday in
November next, at II o'clock a. M, why
the judgment rendered against him i'm
the said proceeding on the 25th day of
November, 1876, should not be enforced.
A. J. WILLARD, G. J. S. G.
June 10, 1877.
Similar orders were made in the cases
of the State vs.. William Stone, Fl. W.
'Purvis T. G. Dunn and Fl. E. Hayne, in
re Sims ct al. VS.. Hayne ct al, for con-
tempt.
This action on the part of the Supreme
Court is digni6ed, and most opportunc
and proper. The defendants, it will be
remembered, composed the board of State
canvassers in the last election, and in the
performance of the duties of that Office
disobeyed the mandate of the Supreme
Court as to the manner of counting the
vote for the various officers voted for in
South Carolina, for which contempt they
were sentenced by the Supreme Court to
imprisonment and twenty-five hundred
dollars fine, but were liberated in a few
days in most arbitrary and unjustifable
manner by Judge Bond, of the United
States Court. To have allowed this to
have been an end of the case would have
been in the highest degree degrading to
the independence and dignity of the
highest judicial tribunal of great State.
To establish as a precedent that parti-
san and bigottcd circuit judge of the
United States can reverse the action OF
the Supreme Court of State is to annul
all the usages of the past, and utterly
destroy. the last vestige of State rights.
Hence, the propriety of the Court main
tanning its position; and Judges Willard
and McIver are to be congratulated upon
the step they have taken to yindicate the
dignity and uphold the jurisdiction OF
our State Courts. Without undue haste
they have quietly ordered the parties to
show cause next November why the
original sentences should not be enforced
against them. The defendants are given
ample time in which to make their an
swer, and the decision will certainly be
founded upon the great principles of law,
administered without partiality or preju-
dice. Judge Bond cannot, and even
dares not, interfere~to avert the result OF
the decision, and we predict the affair
will result in these ex-radical chieftains
having to pay pretty dearly for the whis.
tie which they were not permitted to en-
joy blowing very long. If it costs these
men twenty-five hundred dollars each,
the privilege of keeping Mr.. Cham
berlain in office for the short term OF
four months was scarcely worth the
money. The way of the transgressor is
hard.
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The case of the Penitentiary convict,
Peter Smith, who was pardoned by cx-
Gov. Chamberlain, and who obtained q
writ of hnbcas corpus directing his dis
charge from Judge Carpenter at the time
he made his famous decision recognizing
Chamberlain as Governor, has been de-
cided By the Supreme Court. Judges
Willard and McIver concur in making
the following order, which reverses Judge
Carpenters order, and remands Peter
back to the felon's cell:
SUPREME CoURT-APRIL TERN, 1877.
-Ec partc Peter Smith, Ha6eas Corpus
The Superintendent Of the State Peni-
tentiary having appealed from the order
and Judgment of the Circuit Court di.
recting the said Peter Smith to be re.
leased from the custody of the said Su.
perintendent. tits ordered and adjudged
that the judgment and orde. of the Circuit
Court be reversed and set aside, and the
said respondent, Peter Smith, be reman-
ded to the custody of the Superintendent
to be held under the sentence of the
Court of General Sessions.