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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

In Cuba the work of destruction has GER
tainly gone on long enough to warrant the
desire for peace, which both combatants are
reported to evince. The exports of sugar alone
from the ports of Havana and Matanzas had
declined from 23S.45S tons in the first SIX
months of 1875, to 1924 tons in the
same period of 1875 while between 1874 and
1876 the exports to this country had dimn-
shed in value from $S6,000,000 to $5S,OOO,-
O00-a fall of nearly 80 per cent. The re-
ported disposition of King Alfonso to make
peace on any terms is, however, questionable.
Already this year, according to London
journal, he has repelled oyertures made to him
by the insurgents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

Nobody who was out of doors last evening
doubted the presence of a cyclone. In point
of fact it was not question as to one, but
of two cyclonic storms, one of which ap-
preached from the West, the other from the
South. If the rainfall, which was simply enor-
nous during the evening, is to be considered
evidence of the meeting of two storms the
fact may be regarded as proved. Although
considerable damage to property by the storm
is recorded in our local columns, it is probably
much less on the whole than the city would
have suffered by continuance of the drought
and deficiency of Crot0n. The remarkable
depression of the barometer shows that this
city was nearly if not quite III the centre OF
the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

A graceful compliment to President Hayes
was paid yesterday by the Southern members
of the Board of Trustees of the Peabody
Education Fund, in nominating him to fill a
vacancy caused by the death of Judge Jack
son, of Georgia. IT is the custom of the Board
to have the Southern trustees make a selec
ton to supply any vacancies occurring In
the membership from their section. In ac-
cordance with this custom it was sup
posed they would name a Southern man, and
it was pleasant surprise to the Northern
members to hear from the Hon. A. II. II.
Stuart, of Virginia, that President Hayes had
been unanimously chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

Yesterdays rain failed to quench the patriot
ISM of Germantown. The citizens of that his
toric village (now part of Philadelpha), cele-
brated the centennial anniversary of the battle
with parades, decorations, artillery salvos and
sneeches. and with spirit not dampened by
the weather. The old bell, which they placed
in the tower of their Town Hall, is not the
cracked relic of 1916 from Independence Hall,
but its successor. Somewhat of sanctity, it
would seem, belongs to it from the fact that
for nearly half century it told the hours in
the steeple above the room where the Declara-
ton of Independence was signed, the same
steeple whence the old bell had proclaimed
liberty throughout the land"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

There is an extraordinary story from Wash
ipgton this morning. The half-Iuined Pat
ent Office is still without roof, and the rain has
done enormous damage to the public records
and to what remains of the building itself.
II is satisfactory to know that as soon as the
flood came down, the clerks began to
remove books and papers to place of
safety. and a great deal of property was
thus rescued from destruction. But can
anybody tell why these valuable articles were
not removed TO place of safety ten days
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01
Those Prison Pens.

The report of DR.. c. w. Chancellor,
Secretary of the State Board Of
Health, upon the condition of cur
prisons, refOrmatories, &C., copiouS
extracts from which were published
in the Sunday NeWS, has created
profound impression i'll the c0mmu-
ity which will surely lead to a
prompt and permanent correction Of
the abuses there described. The city
prisons and asylums are generally in
Il creditable cOndi ton, but in many
of the counties the report exposes an
amount of wrong, Of wretchednesS,
of criminal carelessness, if not deib-
crate brutality, which sends thrill
of horror through every Christian
heart III the State.
Not only have the insane in some
of the counties been treated as if thev
We're the very lowest and yiIest of
beasts, but they have been allowed
to breed pauperS and beasts to popu-
the almshouSes and tax in future the
wealth and industry Of the counties.
AS if each keeper feared tnat when
neglect, exposure and sutfOcating
odOrs had killed Uif-ifit were possible
to kill oh'--the present bunch Of de-
pendents, Othello's occupation as the
keeper Of such den would be gone,
emblcileS were prOpOgated at the
county'S expense that the taxpayers
might have to bleed permanently
for their and the Keepers support.
There has never been an exposure in
this State SO shameful and neartrend-
ing as this, and there should not
only be a remedy applied, but there
should be some punishment inflicted
where it is 50 justly deserved,
The attempt to throw all the blame
upon the system and none upon the
superintcndents, who were paid to
attend these poor Wretches, is too
weak to avail. The keepers certain.
ly knew the condition of things
they certainly hid the most horrible
features from the eyes Of Grand Ju-
ries they could talk and represent
the results Of the system TO- the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

the innocent. a terrible price is being
paid for the liberation of the Bulga-
rians, if that is to be regarded as the
object ofthe war; and the Bulgarians
are among the most ruthless and
fiendish of the criminals
TO forecast the future of the war
would be 30 arrogantly assume the
garb Of impotent prophesy. 1t seems
Likely, however, to suppose that the
first campaign has at least taught the
invaders some severe lessons. Their
renewed efforts will probably be
directed to making the cOnqueat5 Of
Northern Bulgaria thorough before
again venturning across the mount
aims. This bids fair to be a long aud
bloody task. 10 reduce Rustchuk,
Siiistfia, sihdnil and Varna viii re-
quire all the Strength aud strateSical
skill that the Grand Duke can sum,
mon to his aid. Nor must it be left
out ofsight that the eTurks have been
aroused to the highest pitch Of conf
dence and enthusiasm by. their sue
cesses.
We are not sure that France will
not attract deeper attention during
the next two months than the war.
The period Of the general elections
has been fixed at the 14th of October.
France is stirred to the depths by the
issues which the new election has
raised and is to decide. Nothing
could be more thorough or more out
rageOus than the manner in which
the new Cabinet is preparing for the
electoral test. NJ. FourtOn, the minis
ter Of the Interior, is eXhausting
every method of administrative
tyranny to eXtort from France an
unwilling verdict. Not only civil
Oilicers-Such as mayors and projects
ARE commanded ~to cajole and in
tilnidate voters byany means to vote
for the candidates selected by the
Government, but even railway con-
ductOrS and school teachers must
turn politicians or lose their places.
Republican newspapers are ruth
lessly prescribed, their licenses with
drawn, their sales stopped, their
editors fined and imprisoned their
very existence threatened, while
"MacMahonite" papers are allowed
the fullest and most abusive license.
The right Of free speech is most
shamelessly curtailed, and not con-
tent with these highhanded measure
it is nov suggested that state of
siege should be proclaimed. But
there were dissensiOns in the ranks
of the combined plotters against
the Republic; and there is lively
hope that their despotic machina-
tions will beidefeated, and that the
Republic will be reat1irmed in Oeto-
Der by an overwhelming vote
The English Parliament has at last
risen, and Earl Beaconsfeld may act
more fully with regard to the East
ern question.-Fraak Leslie's Hitts-
fr0ted Newspaper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

Says the Richmond At0te: "Jim
Blaine is the only sensible man in
New England. Like gentleman,
he has invited the President to visit
him and take pot luck, and in the
invitation says nothing about their
political differences. We are surpris-
ed that sensible people in this section
should express surprise at this, or
that there should be anything Won
derful il it. Because men differ
politically, is that any reason they
should not be friends personally, or
take hrcakflst together2" 2"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
PROPOSALS ron ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFrrcR PuRcuArIxa AND DsPor G. 3. o.. b. A.,
Sioux City. Iewa, March 8. 1817.-
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with : copy
- of this advertisement attached to cach, Will
be received NJ this once, and ut the ONCE OF the
Ghtcf q. 3. Department OF Dakota, n D.. Paul.
MINI. until IL O'Clock NJ, .prii 5th. 1877. for
furnishing TO The Subsistence Department 9. =.
Army.
i9oo.oOo Ms. high ground, well dressrd xxx
Siratyht Spring Wheat Flour, In strong double
racks, Outside gunny or bnrtap. inside cotton,
Weighing ioonr.. ret each. No .prnnted or dam
aged wheat to be used In making this Flour.
Qnslity must eqasliu every ri psci the sample =,
this office,
re livery TO be made a, the Government Ware
heusc At Sioux.cify. or Yankten. .. T.. and 81.
Psul MINI, and TO bg completed bY tkehrh oi
May. 1sTT5. samples 81 Flour mas, aessshpauy
proposals.. The q anitty above stated ebs }n-
crcatr I'd or diminished according to The wants ot
the scfvics d. the date Of opening the bids.
Usual conditions imppsedias To marking stores.
rigid Insp cnonssl lse. No packages to be received
unless In good shipping order. The government
reserves the rig IT TO reject AIRY or sll bids Bid
ders are invited 10 be preeen, at the opening ol
the bids. Proppsals for delivery Mt Stdnx tnty,
or Yankton mast be addresssa 10 tbs undefstgn.
ed. At 81. Psni, MINI To Capt. Gharlea Mcclure,
CniefC.s 5. Departmsat-of Dakota
j.. n. WESTON.
d6d captain and G. s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Good Advice.

Now Is The tine Of year for Pneumonia
Lung fever, &c. Every family should have
bottle of 50sCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP.
Don't allow for one momeniNthat cough 10
take hole of your child, yonr family or
yourself Consumption, Asthma, Pneu
monia, Group, Hemnrrhages, and Other
fatal diseases may set In. Although ii Is
true GERMAN SYRUP is curirs thousands
Of these dreadful Diseases yet il is much
better TO have 1t al liand ailsn three doses
will cure -you. One hottie viii last your
whole faRiily wiutsr and Keep you ksfe
fsom danger. II youa eeHsamp.ive do
not resi- until you have tried this remedy.
Sample botliesl0 cents. Regular size ~
Gents. Sold bY your Dreggist. Mills 6
Purdy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

The president on Thursday appointed
Msj. james Lsw,eacc,4now agent Of the
Poucas, ,as agent Of Spotted Tails Indians.
This is the most important OF the Sioux
agencies and the department has been tor
4 long time in search of the proper man
to take charge Of it. Maj. Lawrence win
be found in every way qualified. He
has had years Of experience among the
Indians and has fairly earned the ap-
pointment by the success which has at
tended ali his efforts. The Spotted Tail
Indians will soon be moved to the river,
and this Appointment is doubtless made
with that chHnge in view. HI ssI4s5 Law
renee assured us-soms days ago that the
transfer would be made about the first Of
uly and now that this appointment has
On nxds Ne can zee that he vas 1t that
e In position to know that such il
inteation of the department. Mai.
rences numerous Yankton friends
Ill agree that Spotted Tails people
lwsll esred for under his man
ut.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

In Colonel Ing.rsoll's speech 10 New
York sumes time since he made the snr-
pri.ing statement thst II The fiIlibus,ers
had succecded in preventing the commits
sion from concluding the electoral count,
and compelled an election In the house,
Hayes would have received enough dem
ocratic votes to hare elected him. This
was regarded - piece Of bravado on
sIDgersoil's part, but 1t seems that his
statement can be verified. Fernando
Wood Is said 70 have in his possession an
agreement IN writing, signed by thirty
five democrats, who pledged themselves
to vote for Hayes. Another copy Of this
agreement is in the hands Of > republi-
can member Of the house, from whom
Ingcrsoll received his information. Fer
nando Wood was the originator Of the
agreement, and through his influence the
signatures were obtained. He never
wanted Tildcn to be president.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Halls Vegetable SscIilan Hair
KcncWer.

Isa scientific combination of some Of
the most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. It.res.ares gray hair
to its ORIGINAL color. Il mikes the scalp
white nud clean II cuiss aand,na and
humors aud flilipg out nf the hair. 1t
furnishes The nuTiIivc pfiuctpiu by wtiiet
the hair is noariahed and supported. IL
makes the hair moist soft, and glossy, and
is unsurpassed ;ss tiair-dressIng. II is the
most economical preparation ever offered
to the public, as Its effects remain long
time, making only an occasional applica-
tion peccssary. II is recommended and
used BY eminent medical men, and official.
~ endorsed by the State Assayer of Massa
chusetts. For sale by all dealers Sold
BY Mills s. Purdv. Yankion
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

a - IS
The above list represents those
whose names will appear On the rolls
at the opening Of the session, and who
will be recognized by The. sserss is
members elect Tms ist sao@s LIS
ard l5s democrats, with;
two Louisiana cases III aa&t,s, which
wall No doubt be given 70 aemocra.s
MOI Including these the deiuacratlir
majonrY will be q.
4 number OF sssATs Nj Ia. ,Hg cosrgsr.
ED BY EErrEslcANs,A AS FOLLOWS;
TIE f5girs1, Alabama atstIiol is cslss.
tested by .Ssfc II. Hsfaiaon (coloredy ]
frepublican nembct q; tins iears fourth
congress.
The third California district is cen-
tested BY. Romnldo Pacbeo, republic
an.
Both Florida districts rtntes,ed
" republicans: Purman IN tite tissi
and Bishec in The second.
The eighteenth Illinois district i.
contested BY 3. +. Wiley, republican
Two OF the louisiana districts arr
i'm dispute, 5,here beiug certificates
lsigned by both Nichalls anli Kellogg
The sixth Mississippi district 10
contested by John Il. Lynch, republic
/ iat,.
The third Missouri district IS cot.
tested by Robert G. Frost, deinacras (
/ Rainy's seat in the FIRST South Csr
elina d,stric, will be contested bY j
I S. Richardson, democrat,
+ Jorgenson's seat from the foussi
Wig mia district xiii he contested by
w. h. Hinton, democrat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Ank .ri.. Roasted conse.

Mcssrs. Bell, Conrad & CO., Chicago,
have placed upon the market a roasted TIM
ground ceiiec in one pound papers, that is
uneqnaled in favor and strength by any
heretofore offered to coffee drinkers. Il
possesses many OF the characteristics ut
Java ard Mocha, and being roasted In air.
tight cylindars, Tho oil is retained in the
berry Mcssrs- Bell, Conrad y Co, are
manufacturers Of the celebrated Peerless
Baking Powder, and the only importers
and rs,astcrs ef Anhpria Coffee IN the
United States All the arocers haya5it on
sale, and will feiunl The money II custo.
,ne,s are not pleased. Every lover Of good
Golfer should sc, pound and try IT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Ths Daily Press aud Dakotaian
The first object Of the Louisiana COM

The first object Of the Louisiana COM
mission will andoubtedly be 70 secure a
legislature which both parties will &C
kncvlege, and on which everything else
viii hinge. The president expresses him
self entirely confident Of success, and the
tone of his conversation with southern
suutlemen is most cordial and concilia-
tory He has requested Gen. Gibson and
Col. Levy, Of Louisiana, to repair to
New Orlesns and assist The commission,
aud they haze left for New Orleans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
{
4 GRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land Fur Sale
in Bon Homme County.

Prairie land-151 acres adjoining the Town
Of Bon Homrne on the west. Sixty acres
upland prairie, thirty acres Under cultiya-
ton. House on the lsnd, remainder Of
land bottem, meadow and young cottoa.
wood timber. For sale very cheap for
cash.
Apply a, the Press s. Dakctaian Office,
or address drawer Z, Yank,on, Dakota,
dw.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
ao,ag 10 4 ananr or coioraao

u
Take the Atchison, Topeka u Sansa Fe
railroad. the new and popular line iron
Atchison and Kansas Civ, via, ibe beau
,iful Arkansas valley. To Pueblo,s Colorado
Springs, Denver, Canon CITY. Cnchafag.
Del Horte, Trinidad, Santa Fc and all
poiMs 10 Colorado, New Mexico and AIs-
IONA. Special round "trip 90 day tickets Il,
Denver on sale Msy i5th, al go, saking In
The famous watering pisces on the D. & IL.
rUsI. e. IsnH emigrant rates 10 the Ssn
snsaa Mines.
Fdllman Palace Sleeping cars between
thE missouri river aud the rcsky mountains
wtrspui change. Clsse connectifNa made
Il Esansas Csts md ARhison 10 pnicn do.
pots. For naps time tables mud ttahs .'ss 'ssssn
Juan fsdtds si4res s
~ & 3. u = e
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

tfarry Ks.z has received his rev spring
mud summer stock, I'll are in Invited 10 call.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Harry Kstz has undoubtedly the largest,
and beat assorted stock of clothing, gents
furnishing goods, hats, caps, trunks and
valses. ever brought To Dakota He buys
for ca.h. and sells as only cash buyer can.
You can buy Of him as cheap as you can
purchase Ii the largest Chicsgo stores.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

The choicest STYLES OF cassilneres aud
spring suiiings at -Chas. Eiseman & Cos
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

Large size hats just recsived At >
l, Piles & Go.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Shrek. from IN. Ba,,leaeia

Are not surer signs that work of dsstruc-
tion is going on, than the Coughing with
which churches, theatres, private dwellings
at this season resonnd. Arrest the lung
destroying paroaysms with IInls's Honey Of
HourhoHftd and Tar The beneficial effects
are immediate and certain.
Pixies Tooihsche Drops cure Toothacbe
In one minute Sold BY ali druggists at %
sents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
The Next House

Special Telegram TO The fu,cr ocean.
Warrington, March :2,22.Thc fel-
iawing is : list of the memLers Of the
next houae Of Representatives, ns they
appear on the fosls Of the clerk, and
sl,ch as will he reea gnizsd by the
clerk ia the oroxnizataon of the next
house. Republicans nitulics Demo
Gratis in Roman: names marked with
3 reelected:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
,ington correspondence, March
large delegation Of Qaakers
tho interior department to-day

, interior department to-day
Interview with Commissioner |
Secretary Schurz in reference
i'm policy. Speeches were
eral Of the delegation which
to BY Secretary 6churz and
Smith. Ar. Schurz said
J his warnast support to
christianizs ths Indians,
. sident vas In favor
present peace policy
'ferred to the objections
from western states to
II Indian agents rec
.eciety Of friends who
{ the atatcs in which
1cated. Mr.. Schurz
As should still con-
vslage of selecting
1t BETTER that citi-
the offices were
en. During the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31

ALABAMA
DTstS Dist
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I Hilary Herbert sc w HrwisE
jtre y Wi,lannsf VIM. Hsfofneys,
s<ChaFlcs n ebeiley W Wsasth !,
AaYAssAs.
h Lnciun c Ganses -al;nTdea F. Cy avfn-7---
Z VIA sisnnioaes Thonias Gsasefs
cAttrosntA-
a Horace il,rls j Peter u wfgeiptnns
(. Horace r Pa7ss John La,,rslR
coloA4pa.
Jastts u 8stfoyds
cnSsroricrT,
| Z 1snsrs i.htap-s Leyi Xnrtlrts
spsLswAag.
James wiliiam-s
FIoEII,s.
Ii R I'M ptsids,n ?. Je.seJ t'irleys:
/ 4 /
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
Richard Hnltasas,

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q ~ d K,I,,vs ls ~ 8 sicEgerf
IA q Hfrpssr ~ Levi Maishs
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= ur;.fer tlymrrs 2. Rvss<H Eeetts
d 4 HSmHs y Thas II Payne
In 4 A sr,decs -, W $ skalen6erg
* 4 /, CntiinrS 81 Harry White
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soura c,roslsA.
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I'M firIghts ~ II Casey Young
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New Orleans Republican., 1877-01-21
sHERIFFs Sales,


Charles Zapata VS. HOnORfne Cifre0 and
TNoURrH p1sTRfGT HsTa o2RT SGnsTrg FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans, No. 4O,653 (No 2750 Of the late Sew
enth District COurt).-By virtue of writ Of
feIi faeias directed BY the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, to W. P. Harper, late sheriff
and bv said late sheriff transferred to Eugene
Waggaman alec late sheriff. and by this latter to
me Transferred, win proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Bx
change Royal street between Canal and Custom.
house streets IN the Second District of this city,
on SATURDAY, February 3, 1871 at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property, to wit
Third District OF this city, in the square bounded
BY Blysian Fields, GoOdchildren, Frtnehmen and
Morales streets having front Of sixty feet on
feet in depth and front on Goodchildren
street, according to plan made by Joseph Pile,
1910, deposited in the ONCE of Mare Lsftte, late
notary public this city, and is designated by the
letter on sketch made by 0. A. de Armas, sur.
the sherths office for reference, and measures in
American measure, as per said sketch, sixty-fOur
feet four lines front on Elysian Fields street. by
one hundred and twenty-seven feet ten inches 4 We
lines in depth and front on GOodchildren street.
being subdivided into three lots designated by the
numbers one, two and three, said ss etoh of G.
A. de Armas surveyor. and having. American
measure, as per said sketch, the following dimen.
sions, Wis Lot number one, forming the corner of
Elysian Fields and GOOdchildren streets measures
twenty-six feet front en- Ely sian Felds street by
'front.' on GOodchildTen street, between parallel
lines; lot number two, adjoining lot number one
measures thirty-eght feet four lines fTort on
klysian Fields street, by ninety-seven feet ten
inches five lines in depth, between parallel lines;
and lot number three, adjoining lots numbers one
and two, in the rear thirty feet front on
Goodchtldren street, by sixtyfOur feet fOar lines
in depth, between parallel lines; together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit as belonging to the de-
fendant Mrs Eliza Mercier, widow OF Alphonse
Bougere
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