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Peter b. Sweeney, one OF the princl-
pals in the Tweed ring, has returned to
New York.
Miss Ada Sweet is not to be put out
OF the Chicago Pension agency "durins
the term OF her present commission"
-Forty-two dromedaries passed
through San Bernardino few DAYS ago
en- route for Arizona. They are int nded
for transporting machinery and proyis-
ions to the mines OF that territory. 1t ia
the enterprise OF some Frenchmen.
Cerebro-spinal menengitisis reported
to have broken out among the horses OF
the Brooklyn city railroad company,
New York, and from the short time II
has had to develop has spread with
alarming rapidity, and has already as
sumed alarming proportions.
The mayor Of London proper, q
municipality whose population is less
than one-tifth that OF Chicago, and its
territory not one-tenth, receives salary
" $4,000 per annum, with house bet.
Yet ,han the white house as place OF
residence.
Ane PRESIDENT OF the First National
'auk OF New York, speaking Of the ru.
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LIpprNCOrr,s MAGAZINE.

The two most attractive articles in
Espincotts: Magazine tor April are "a
Chapter from Real Life describing the
experiences and struggles OF an English
lady of refined breeding, who some years
since crossed the Atlantic i'm the steerage
of an emigrant ship and lived for time
in squalid boarding house in New York
city; and an account OF "Wye Island"
by Mr.. Robert Wilson, who always
writes graphically of the social manners
and customs of the south, and in his
present paper brings into vivid light a
forgotten page of family history.
"Thc Tartcr and his Home" by Ed
ward e. Bruce, is full of information and
lucid and suggestive views in regard to
the East. tbs finely illustrated, as is
also second paper on the valleys of
PERU. The fiction of the number in
cludes deeply interesting installment OF
"The Marquis OF Lossie," by George
Macdonald, a short AMI amusing story
with the old title of "K," and the conclu-
sion Of Auerbach's "Gawk from Amer
ica."
An editorial paper on college Classics
and Classic Colleges" deals in some
what trenchant way with the English
and American system of higher educa-
ton, as contrasted with that OF Ger.
many-a subject which is now attracting
the attention of most intelligent people
Other interesting papers are "a Peace.
maker OF 17s2-S3." and several shorte,
ones in the Gossip" on various topics
The poetry is by Emma Lazarus. Ed
gar Fawcett and Kate Hillard. and the
critical notices of new books are vigOr.
ously written the whole forming very
attractive and entertaining number.
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tleman selected by President Hayes, as
secretary OF war, was born in the north.
west corner OF Vanderburg county, some
three miles from Cynthiana. POsyi
county, Indiana. 1895, aud when about
four years old his parents became resi-
dents Of Iowa. There were ut that time
several families of the connection. and
we believe he Is q relative OF Mr.. Martin
McCreary. of GRANVILLE. This being
true. GRANVILLE should contend for some
honor at least from President Hayes.
This reminds ms, as the lamented Lin.
coin was wont to say, OF a
little story. Many years ago, an
old lady was ionrncying from
Pennsylvania to one OF the central towns
in Ohio. In the stage coach, she en-
tered into conversation with one Of her
fellow passengers when 1t transpired
that both we're going to the same town.
1t also transpircd that the gentleman
was a coffin maker and that some years
before he had made coffin for distant
relative of the lady, relative. who had
died in the town to which she was going.
The old lady was delighted at this piece
of information. That coffin was bond
OF interest between her and her intcrlocu-
tar, a link which was not to be rudely
snapped asunder. She informed him
that he might expect visit from her as
she made her rounds among her friends.
and she kept her word by spending some
three months with the coffin maker and
his wife.
"By the same token" or one quite as
good, the GRANVILLE Independent thinks the
| town of GRANVILLE should have some hon
| or at least from President Hayes. We
hereby extend our congratulations to the
Grayvillites on 1.-The link that binds
them to the President, and hope they
will be gratiied in their aspirations.
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NOR that Grant is to be,ome Its prcsi-
dent. says: ~ and the directors Of the
bank take the whole report q 4 good
joke. You see am here, and have
their word that. so far as | am concerned,
no alteration in the bank officers is con-
temp,ated."
"A correspondent writes from Paris
that new fashion In ladies' stockings is
being introduced. The stocking is of
thick white or pink silk-the clock being
OF solid but flexible gold, something like.
an ordinary snake chain, about as thick
as a mans little finger. and ornamcnted
with pearls. The price of these sample
articles of dress is only five hundred
francs pair, which seems very cheap.
Tho Misses Evarts are all
blondes. In conversation, if you
can succeed in drawing them into
1t. they show keen sense OF the humor-
| Gus, and careful training IN books and
| otherwise-a training which is due to
Mrs. Evarts. In dress the young ladies
are demure. They commonly wear their
hair in the most prim Of knots, and dis
play no ornaments unless it be an an
| tique gem, or something valuable tor its
age or history. But sheir silks are the
heaviest, and they do not schew seal
skin sacques. Mr.. Evar.s has son in
his law Office, and another travelling, we
| are told, in China. His eldest daughter
| is Mrs. G.. G.. Boeman, who resides in
New York.
Charles O'Conor's peculiar wOoing
is thus told by the Washington CORE
spondent of the Cleveland Herald: '.The
young and beautiful widow of Commo-
dorc McCracken OF our navy returned
from abroad, and, finding her financial
agairs in complicated state, went to
Mr.. O'Conor to get his legal advice. Mr..
O'Conner discovered that the commo-
| dore had died insolvent, and the beauti-
full widow was left to the cold mercies of
selfish world without penny to call her
own. This he was obliged to break to
her, whereupon she held up her hands in
piteous dismay, crying: ooh, Mr.
O'Conor. what shall do? who have
lived in luxury all my life = Madam,
said the great lawyer, the best advice
can give you is to marry me- They
were married."
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As ageneral answer to applicants for
post offices, POstmaster-General Key has
had a printed circular prepared, in which
unsuccessful aspirants are informed that
under the rules of the civil service their
applications will be considered when va.
cancles occur.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-18

In accordance with resolution re-
Gently passed by the Illinois legislature a
committee has been appointed to con-
slider the expediency of measure to OBJ
tain uniform system OF school books
throughout the state. The committee Is
composed of Smith, OF Sangamon ;
Barthelow, of CHAMPAIGN; Heslet, of
La Sale; Woodward, of Jackson, and
Wentworth, OF Cook,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-18

The nominations of Frederick W.
Seward as assistant secretary OF state
and administration Tyner as
assistant postmaster general, have been
confirmed by the senate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-18

In the Illinois senate on Friday, Mr.
Writings resolutions iavOring the as.
sumption of municipal Indebtedness by
the State tor the relief of cities, were
adopted. In the house, the municipal
Indebtedness funding bill was debated
and ordered to third reading,
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The Hampton government in view of
the anticipated early withdrawal of the
United States troops from the state
house Is preparing to take possession Of
that ediiice.
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FWRrY YEARS alfuns TnE rUBLId
SDR. G. M9LANE'S
a cRLEpRA,fED .&
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Ecpatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEp.iA AND SICK HEADACHE.

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Grayviiie, White county. wants some
honor 1t least from President Hayes. Us
claims are thus stated by the Grayville
independent;
Geo. w. NcCreary, OF Iowa, the gen
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-21
bon A. Pardee VS.. Adeiia Il. Roe.

| FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISL isR OF Orleans No. 44.665-By virtue of g
honorable the Fourth District Court for the the
parish OF Orleans, In the above entitled cause.
VIII proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
DAY July q, 1877. at u o'clock m. the follow
ing g;, described property. to wit
Two LOTS OF GROUND. situated In the
me square number seventeen b. and bounded
py Lowerltne, Hampson. Second and Clinton
streets said lots are designated by the numbers
tWenty-eIght and twenty nine on plan made
is47, and deposited as plan number thirty-one
In me office OF William Monaghan late q notary
pubic IN this city; said lots measuring, on a
plan made by William H. Williams, surveyor a
81. Adler to Pauline Leblanc passed on the
third OF February, 1871, as follows, to wit: LOT
number twenty eight, thirty feet four inches
'front.' on Lowerline, street. thirty feet in width
feet five inches in depth on the rear lines Of
lots twenty-tour to twenty-seven inclusive and
one hundred and thirty-one feet eleven inches
In depth on the line dividing it from lot twenty
thirty feet four inches front on Lowerline street
thirty feet in width in the rear and one hun
dred and thirty-one feet eleven inches 10 depth
on the line aparating 1t from lot number TWEEN,
five inches in depth on the rear line of lots
numbers one to five inclusive as per same plar
OF William =. Williams. Being the same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein nv mr.
chase from Miss Pauline Leblanc, as per act he
Tore Ernest Commagere, notary public in this
city, dated seventh of June. 1871.
Seized Ia the above suit.
Terms-Ca- b on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY.
le19 % jye u
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Caroline Harter W.. A. lett.

| FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
ish Of Orleans, No. 44,6g7.--By virtue of a writ
q her iaeqs to me directed By the honorable
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed
| to sell at public auction, ut the Merchants and
Aucttoneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
p1str ana ;s it II the Second
| 1877, at IL o'clock m, the following described
A Ca6RTAfN, LOT OF GROUND, together
on, situated in the Faubourg Livaudaia formerly
In me parish OF Jefferson, in this Stats an d
now in the city of Nsw Orleans, designated BY
s IN number three, In square number two, bound
The said lot measures thrty.two feet three inches
and three-ssvenths Of an inch front on Leyee
street. one hundred and forty nine feet one
inch and half on the division line Of lot num-
tnree and two-third inches on the division line
OF lot number four, and thirty-one feet six
Inches IN flye.sevenths line in width in the rear.
surveyor. dated fifteenth June 1912 and annex.
ed to an act in the office of G. Boudousauie. late
2 notary. public in this city from Edmund Sonjai
Dulossqt to james Pegrein. passed ON the six
teenth June. 1912.
Seized In the above suit.
Terlns-1, In cash for sufficient amount to
pay plaintiffs claim. say the sum of seven hun
aren t ana d, ninety-eight dollars and seventeen
cents WITH interest as per Judgment and costs Of
SUIT ana taxes due on the property. O. The pur-
chaser to assume the payment of promissory
no. hote h secured BY mortgage on said property.
dollars, drawn by defendant to his own
order, and by him Endorsed, dated on the
twenty second Of June, 1870, and payable on the
elgh t !, gay ty Of November 1889, upon the attain
Kaufman; 3. And the balance OF the price OF
a,a, THOMAS 4, HANDY.
C1vil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
le1g 90 jyI0 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-21
Andrew Hero, Jr., VS.. c. WI. soria.

HHFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- 1sh OF Orleans. No. s3o2-By virtue of a
h Mrt . q e e. facas to directed by the onora
pl9 lne Filth District Court for the parish of
dreams IN the above entitled cause will pro
eeed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants
ana anu Auct1oneers Exchange, Royal street, @
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
99 geo District of this city on SATURDAY.
Jyu uy ~. 1877. at IL o'clock M, the following
uescFi Ifs ,t nrronerty. to wit
n g. CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
w ,,n, ", with all the buildings and improve
u he mus thereon and the rights and privileges
Inu;e st belonging. situated in the Fonrth
district OF this city, in.the square bounded bw
i ilaikea % :, Harmony. Eighth and Coliseum
Two ieet sx inches on Eighth street by ninety.
Two w Ieet ten inches four and a half lines n
depth' ana thirty feet eight inches seven Ines IN
Wiuth In the rear Which said piece Of nronn II
y Ine portIon nearest Prvtania street al the IL
gnafed by the letter G on sketch mada H.,
y a. hemecourt. surveyor, dated the eixteentb
p december. 1863, and annexed to an act nassed
before y. Barnett, late notary public IN ;nia
city, on the tWenty-fourth of December ICES s9
and which lot was acquired by the 4fand iovp
,ia In oy purchase from Mrs g. c. Osborn ct
rs. by act passed before said late notary =
6arnett on the eighth of June, 1869. ~
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS III, HANDY
civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
je1e 90 jy62l