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Emile Rouny vs.. mrs. y. Nautre and Hsr

Emile BOuny w. MRS. u. Nautre and \ or
E HsisfaS sHa ~ xs4H Sk
ish Of Orleans-No cosby virtue h ~ q H writ
orabie the Filth Fiji District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause viii PRO,
e sns e ss Royal be-
second District Of this city. on "WEDNESDAY,
April twenty, MN. 1871 a. Il ocl2ck h' tne ioi-
loving dsSF1fS R soSRRe ~ situate in
the Suberb IRENE 10 the Second District of this
Dumaine and st. Philip streets, measuring 50
feet and inches front on IRENE street 30 feet
einches in width In the rear by 100 feet In depth
whole according 10 a. Ian made by L. surg.
late surveyor on the eighteenth November 1885.
and fer resWgenee to an Saors sae
Messy. notary public in this city on the TWEEN
t'sSnGhE s2yspfS OF GROUND stu
of ground aforedescribed. in the square NO. -
which is bounded by Dumaine, St. Claude. st;
Philip and IRENE streets. and measuring ~
street by 81 feet inches. and lines IN depth.
The said portion Of ground forms part o. the
lot OF ground designated as 10. no: h WHEN
street, by 100 feet deep and 'front.' on IRENE
street.
from Victor Wiitz and Marie Esor Wilt their
thss sole snrvivine heirs at law BY Judgment
of the Second District Court for the pa ish OF
Orleans, rendered and signed on the twenty.
successlon OF Victor Wiltz-No. sssss Of the
| docket Of said court and az such put In posses
sion Of all the properly left by said decedents
veyance once Of this larish. in book 1e2, folio
| 500. as#
Seized In the above suit.
1e'"ssTe'asn on 'l0 5 HOS. Il. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of 0rlesns.
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j. p. Bayreu VS.. I.oxe e. BerRerou.
DfATRIiNr GDITRT EOR rIIE pa II

D. u. BayFeu VS. t.Dze M BefRef0n.
LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish, of Orleans. No, 757s-By virtue of q
able the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, IN the above entitled cause. will pro,
ceed to sell at publ 10 auction. ut the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royai street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY. April
twenty third. 1877, at 10 o'clock M the following
described property, to wit:
A SQUARE OF GROUND, situate In tho Sew
enh District of this city. designated by the num-
Der one hundred and seventy-seyen., bounded
by Oarroton Avenue. Dublin, Pritchard and
Twelfth streets said square Of ground contain
ing twenty-six lots, and measures three
hundred feet by three hundred and twenty-six
feet. Being the same property acquired by tho
defendant. Daniel Loze. by. purchase from r.
G. Cummings, per act passed before Il. Magner
late notary public in this city, on the sixteenth
day of January. 1896; registered in the convey
ance Office Of this city, book four folio six hum
dred and eight
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
THOMAS ii. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
n
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
- and ~ Canal street, New Orleans,
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.

lam Of the same opinion as yourselves ant,
am determined TO help build up the manufac-
helm the laboring classes and keep the money.
which would otherwise 60 to the North at home
About 9 year ago started my Factory. and By
. promptly, have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. n
order still to increase my Factory, would
earnestly call upon The merchants. not only b
the city, but Of Che whole country. to give me
3heir aid and encouragement Come and see me
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succe..,op or II. PineLara.

k,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= parish of Orleans No. 80 324 .-Whereas,
VIM 7. Pinckard has petitioned the Court for
letters of administration on the estate Of the late
II. Pinckard, deceased, interstate. Notice IL
hereby givon TO all whom 1t may concern. to
show cause within ten days. why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
ana my g' "a - "' oo JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succes.Iea of Constantine shu,,z.

CECOND DIsTRTCT COUNT FOR TIE
Albert Shultz has petitioned the court for let
ters OF administration on the estate of the
late Constantine Shutz deceased. intestate
Notice Ia hereby given to oil whom II may con-
cern, to show cause Within ten days, why the
prayer of the ead petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order OF court.
ana ~ JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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pEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
To effect partition,

pEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
To effect a partition,
On unusually easy terms and long credit,
That Valuable Commercial Property
Na Known as the
MERCHANTS COTTON PRESS AND YARD.
Together with all the improvements, ETC.. there
on consisting OF
Large and Powerful Press, Machinery, etc.
It's situation Is the finest In the great cotton
press centre, In immediate proximity to the
sap Se cotton aepo q rev
leans, sc. Louis and Chicago Railroad: sub
DY f Ho4y m Sq NJ sheqss ss
STR 9SsE asS&aes
~ INT 70 81 the IT, ohaes Moe
be sold at public auction. by consent OF parties,
"en x c e ri r SQUARE OF GROUND in the
First District of this city. with oil the buildings
thereon thor Comprised within New Levee. Front
about 1911 feet 10 inches front on New Levee
street like FRONT on Front Leyee street ana ana
ea 2s feet front on eR o hses
that we'll known new and substantially built and
IRE proof bui ldings known, as the Merchants
snd eonyenienees for the Storage and compress
ing al cotton having nrst-class sheds bulb
around the entire square, thus giving 1t large
storage capacity large and powerful press. ma
NM ). NINE LoTs OF GROUND. situate imme.
diately opposite the above. In square bounded
by New Levee, Front Gaiennie and Suzette
streets. and designated by the Nos. 10 70 ls in
elusive. SAID lots measure together about 127
feet 6 inches and 0 lines front on New Levee
street, and IKE measurement on the line near
est to Front street. about 1853 feet inches front
on Gaiennie street and a like measurement on
the line nearest TO Suzette street: and
\. A LOT situated In the same square and nd
Joining the property above described and des-
ignated as lot No. h. measuring about ii feet 8
inches and lines front on New Levee street.
by about 100 feet Q inches In depth. The i'm
provements on the above described property
comprise unusually large and well built sheds.
Tor the storage OF cotton, covering the entire
front on New Levee street.
Terms-One fourth cash. balance at one, two
and three years credit, for notes specially Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors lien on the
property, bearing per cent per annum interest
from date of sale until final payment. and the
suit; the notes to be- subdivided to suit the par
ties Interested the improvements to be kept IN,
sured and policy transferred to the vendor. All
the taxes payable In 1877 to be assumed by the
purchaser, over and above the amount Of his bid
and the premises sold to be delivered to the pur-
chaser on LIST September, 1877.
Acts OF sale at the expence OF the purchaser
before-. mh17 10 "A as std.
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CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> ish of Orleans-No, $3.50. Whereas, Mrs.
widow Eliza Lingham has retioned the Court
for letters Of administration on the estate of her
late husband. John George Lingham. Notice IN
hereby given to oil whom It may concern. to
show cause within. ten days why the prayer of
BY order OF the Court.
ap9T 12* JOHN HkRBERT, Clerk,
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PARISH GOVERNMENTS.


District Attorney, pro tem-Fred Duffll
Clerk of Court-L. e. Bentley.
Recorder-W. w. Buford
Parish Judge-Henry o. Maher.
Sheriff Peter A. Jones.
Coroner J. J. Sullivan, Jr.
Police Jurors-Hillary Rice, Henry Hay
man, b. O. Landry, j. T.. AllemaD, Arthur
Burnett.
Assumption.
District Attorney, pro tem-Desire Leblanc.
Clerk of Court-Thomas Divine.
Recorder Washington.
Parish Judge-Alfred Tete.
Sheriff-A. j. Echevarra.
Coroner-~John W. Hickman.
Police Jurors-Levy Williams, Moses Hite,
Bazel Graves, Thos. ID. Cox, b. Gardner.
Avoyelics.
District Attorney. pro tem.--A. III. Bordelon.
Clerk of Court--Oharles Gray.
Rscorder--H. Bielkiewicz.
Parish Judge-L. p. Normand.
Sheriff-A. L. Burlein.
Coroner-W. B. Moore.
Police Jurors--P. 2. Lsmoine, Edgar Cou-
wilton, John Grimes, John Ewell, James T.
Hudson.
Baton Rouge, East.
Clerk Of Clerk-Wm. Hubbs.
Reoorder-John Mcarath =
Parish Judge--H. N. Sherburne.
Sheriff-W. s. Booth.
Coroner-F. M. Brooks.
Police Jurors-W. FL Gale. Jr., II. F. Pat
terson, w. P. CLANCY, II. Z. Young, J. E.
Blouin.
Bntoa Rouge. West.
District Attorney, pro TENN. W. Pope
Clerk of Court Landry.
Rscorder-O. Bernard.
Parish Judge-H. J. Hyams
Sheriff-Frank Delany.
Oeroner-Robt. Harrison.
Police Jurors-Peter Daniels Geo. Steptoe,
G. J. Barrow, J. v. Durable, ST., Aaron
Davis.
Blenville.
Clerk of Court-A, M. Ouden.
Recorder. M. Head.
Parish Judge-D. Il. Head.
Sheriff.. r. Hightower.
Coroner-A. s. lilly.
Police Jurors-J. B. Blume, J. FL. Robertson,
o. N. Ardes, W. 2. Theus, r. Lawson.
Bossier.
District Attorney, pro tem.-J. w. Melon
aid.
Clerk of Court. B. Walthall.
Recorder-T. ID. Williams.
Parish Judge--B. #. Fort.
Sheriff.. B. ONeal.
oOEuA0E--k1s Inv hluBs
Police Jurors--B. 4. O'Neal, J. v. Kilgour,
8. Minis. Z. N. Thomas, r. Miller.
| Nn.. Cnddo.
District Attorney, pro tem-E. B. Herndon.
Clerk of Court. w. Wheaton.
Recorder--E. w. Durant
Parish Judged. Oresswsll.
Sheriff VIM. Heffner. ta
Coroner--AugustuB Marshall.
Police Jurors-F. G. Spearman, W. N.
Peter, james Tisbey, 8. O. Head, Marshal
Page.
Clerk of Court-Asa Ryan.
Recorder--J. B. Kirkman.
Parish Judged. J. Reid.
Sheriff.. L. Reid.
Ooroner-J. A. r. Hawkins.
Police Jurors-A. Cole, VIM. Perkins, 8.
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. @. Meredith.
| Police Jurors--A. P. Stuart, o. Call, John
Thanus, W. 81. Mecom, J. jackson.
Cameron.
| Clerk of Oourt-Thos. E. Gee.
| Recorder Leopold Mudd.
Parish judges. 2. Henry.
| Sherif-Calvit Pevotoe.
| Coroner--John x. Jatt.
Police Jurors-Thomas Bousall, Olarville
Duhon, J.. B. Pivoto, Jesse D. Mccall X. b.
Harrison.
Clerk of Court-B. FL. Lanier.
Recorder-M. Z. Massee.
Parish Judge. 3. Moos.
Sheriff-John W. Scott.
/ Coroner--A. O. Routh.
/ Police Jurou-T. B. Reveau, ]. a Cad
des, Otto Woosman, David King, Jack Soef.
j lurg.
Clerk 81 Cont 5ehn Do1hes
Recorder u r. Mason
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INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish of Orleans-No. 6754.-By virtue Of an
alias. writ Of ilori facias to mo directed by
the Honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, In the above entitled cause, l
will proceed to sell at public auction, at tho
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets.
In the Second District of this city. on MONDAY.
April ninth. 1877. mt u o'clock M. the following
described property, to-wit:
OF William schlichting, defendant herein. In
and to certain claim or demand for damages,
now pending and at issue In the Fourth District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. under the No.
44,264 Of the docket. for the sum OF thirty five
thousand dollars, entitled VIM. Schllchting vs..
N. J. Bpenan.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.- Civil Sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADvERrrsEmENTs.


tnez and J. Condiff. In solido.
GEvENTH JUSTICE COURT, FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. e29i-By virtue Of an
alias writ Of fler facias 10 directed by the Hon
Qrable @. A. O'Rourke, Seventh Justice Of the
Peace in end for the parish of Orleans, In tho
above entitled suit. will proceed to sell ut pub
lie auction on THURSDAY. April 10. 1877, at Ia
o'clock m. in front OF my office. No. g0s Maya
zine street. the following described property. to
wit:
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
of Jose Martinez In and to the claim and suit of
Jose Martinez vs. Francois Gallois, No. 43,s57,
docket of the Fourth District Court Of the parish
of Orleans.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cnsh on the spot.
A. ?. KELLER,
apa711+ Constable Seventh Justlee COURT.
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&ECOND DI 4TR1CT COURT FOR THE
- Parish of Orleans-Ne as,a44.-Noticeis here
by given to the creditors OF this estate and to
all other persons herein inter ested. to show
cause within ton days from the present otin-
cation, If any they have or can. why the aeco unit
presented by Mrs. Josephine Generes. testa-
mentary executrx, and Emore Dufour, tesla
mentary executor OF the deceased, should not be
homoogated and approved. and the funds dis.
tributed In accordance herewith. by order OF
the Court .
ap3 3 IL JOHN HERBEHT, Nefk.
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succession Of Abner l.. Gaines.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ia R-
- ish OF Orleans gp,s6B.-Whereas, Mrs
Susan r.. Burke and her husband. t. A. Burke
have petikoned the court for letters Of admins
tration on the estate OF the late Abner u. Gaines,
Notice Is hereby given to all whom It may con
serfl, to show cause within ten days, why the
granted.
BY order OF the court.
ara q IA JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JUDrCrAL ADvEKT1sE16ENrs.
Succession Of Mrs. myra r. Minor.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y pariHh of Orleans-No. ss.ess-Notice is
to ali other persons herein Interested TO show
cause within ten days from the present notiflca..
ton tif any they haye or cam why the account
presented by Mrs. \. II. N. Montgomery, testa-
tary executor, of the dsceased should not be
homoogated and approved. md the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the Court.
mh3l Hpb o. JOHN HEhBFHI, tlerRs
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summer. 4 nrannln vs.. James 8. Clarke.

T
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mh2l 40 49, %
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Michael J. Brennan vs.. william sohlieh,ins.

Civil Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans.
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The old Orleans Club House, on st. Charles
street. between Canal and Common.
Sale without Limit
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Madison.
District Attorney, pro tem-G. J. Bndfeld.
Clerk Of Court-W. r. J. Clemens.
Recorder-Robert Barnes
Parish Judge-E 8. Denis. wv.
Sheriff n. w. Peck.
Coroner-G. Hawkins.
Police Jurors-Adam Kellogg, w. Fl. Hay
wood, j. II. Lawes r. Fl. Brown, A. v.
Brown.
District Attorney, pro tent. p. Chaplin.
Clerk OF Court-W. e. Tunnard.
Recorder Fred Hubley.
Parish Judge-P. A. Simmons. -
Sheriff-D. Ell Boult, Jr.
Coroner-A. P. Breda.
Police Jurors-Joseph Ezernack, Oarroh
Jones. John B. Fleming. e. j. Weaver, M. b.
Llorans.
Clerk of Court--D. IA. Shoiars
Recorder-R. W. McClendon.
Parish Judge-Ay liner l.. Slock.
Sheriff.. 2. Richardson.
Ooroner-L. w. Surghnor. sz
Polioe Jurors-J. b. Filhiol, A. +. FlouYnoy,
7. W. Scarborough, A. j. Wood, G. W. Ken
NEEDY.
District Attorney, pro tem.--W. Beauregard.
Clerk Of Cours-D. A. Thibault
Rscorder-A. e. Lvaudais.
!. Parish Judge-Lawrence O'Donnell.
Sheriff g. V. Thibault.
Coroner-N. Augustus.
Police Jurors-Pierre Mschero, A. Dobaxd,
Emngham Lawrence 81 Taylor, F. Brown.
81 Psiase Cenpss.
District Attorney, pro ten.-L B. Claiborne
CIerk Of Court On. ID. Hsbsrt
The daily gazette., 1877-10-30
CONGRESS.

In the United States Senate yesterday
Mr.. Matthews presented bill to anne nc
the act to establish universal system Of
bankruptcy throughout the United
States. Mr.. ingalls, presented ball pro
viding that the first annual meeting Oi
the 45th Congress shall be on the first
NJ onday of November next. Mr.. Here
ford presented bill providing for the
coinage of silver dollars of the weight OF
4l24 grains, which shall be received in
payments of all debts, public and private,
except where the payment OF gold coin IS
expressly required by law.
In the House over 800 bills were pre-
sented, among Others one providing a
permanent form of government for the
District of Columbia; to repeal the tax on
deposits in saving institutions; to restore
the national credit by funding the nom
interest bearing debt into bonds bearing
four per cent. interest payable at the ex-
piratlon of forty years. Speaker Randall
announced the standing committees, the
chairmen of the leading committees be-
ing: Ways and means, Wood of n. Y;
foreign affairs, Swami of Md; elections,
Harris of Va; appropriations, Atkins of
Tenn; banking and currency, Buckne of
NO; PACIFIC railroad, Potter of N. Y;
commerce, Reagan of Texas: District of
Columbia, Williams of Michigan; mill
tary affairs, Banning of Ohio Mr.. Walsh,
of Md, is chairman of the committee on
revision of laws, and Mr.. Roberts, of Md,
that of accounts. Mr.. Walsh is also on the
invalid pension committee. Mr.. Kim
nell, of Md, is on the naval committee
and committee on revolutionary pensions
Mr.. Henry, of Md, is on the committees
OF claims and reform in the civil service.
ana Mr.. Henkle that of the District of
Columbia.
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From the Philadelphia Telegraph, (Rep) }
CONGRESSIONAL ANGER AT
The PRESID ENT

The undertone of feeling with mem
bers Of Congress at Washington ia. it is
SAID 10y persons who have visited the
capital since the opening of Congress,
more bitter than finds expression in
their faces. Republican mem oers have
been so long accustomed to have things
pretty much their own way with regard
to the distribution Of patronage. that il
Is not reasonable to expect they will sur
render without struggle. Tae meth.
DDS OF the President on that subject are
to them SO novel and absurd that thev
are not only daZed but angsred. They
have heretofore looked upon the Offices
as a part, and an important part, of
their capital In trade, to be used to pro-
mote their aspirations. A collector of
the customs, postmaster, and other
ohcers, with their thousands of subor-
olnates were expected to be, as they
nave been, the chiet motor TO propel the
political machine. National, State, and
local conventions have bean packed
with officials, high and low, for years
past, and candidates nominated whom
the people must vote for or lose thar
party status, until the people have re.
oelled and the cry has become almost
universal for a radical reform in our civ
II service. SO strong has this feeling
become, that both of the great y }li,ical
parties in their last national conventions
were torced TO recognize il in their plat
forms, not expecting, probably, that
their candidates would be such fools a
to regard them. Il it any wonder, then.
thai when ther find they have got a
resident honest enough to insist upon
the fnitlment OF the pledges they made
1or hlm, and which be solemnly accepts
ed, that They should be mad? Yet this
is just what Is making all the trouble at
Washington. Ths angry gentlemen who
nave lost their vocation will not bs ap-
psased unless there Is change in the
programme. which, if our information
from Washington be correct, they are
not at all likely to get. The President
Is undlsturbed by the hubbub. He in
eenos TO pursue the plan that he has
adopted after the most careful thouRht,
and will not be swerved from his pur.
pose to improve, SO far as in his power,
.ne ciVn service of the Government,
and to separate its 6cers from the con,
troll of politics.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
y By virtue of writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas. to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF EXANDER MAXWELL.
in Middletown, in st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of November, 1877
at one O'Clock, pm,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two tracts of land located in st.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county
Delaware, and described as follows:
No |. Situate on the road leading from
st, Georges TO Summit Bridge, bounded
by lands of Levi g. Clark, Jonathan X.
Williams and others, containing about 251
acres of land with a frame dwelling house,
granary, stable and outbuildings thereon,
NO. 2. Situate on the road leading from
Mount Pleasant TO Boyds corner, bounded
by lands now or late of James II, Hickman.
Thomas Bird, James Houston and Samuei
hothwell, containing about 76 acres of land
with a frame dwelling house and stable
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution AS the
property of William Lore, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's office. New Castle,
October 23d, 1877. octE7eodts
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"And if the counsel of Mr.. JACKSON
had applied for writ of habeas corpus
to Judge Wales:-Jndge Bradford stated
in "All-Day" having no more authority
to interfere, than its devil-we are OF
opinion that Mr.. jackson would have
been discharged, and Sheriff Wells sent
back to amend his papers if he could do
so."-Herdld.
We copy the above from the Morning
Herald In order to correct the positive
assertion that Judge Bradford could not
have issued writ of habeas corpus in
the case of Job II. jackson; and John
OByrne, Esq, ought never to have haz-
arded such an assertion in the Herald
He will find by consulting the law books
on his shelves, or that ought to be there,
that a U. =. District Judge is fully COM
petent to issue such writ, aud the won
der is that Mr.. Jackson's counsel should
have been as ignorant as the eloquent
editor of the Herald In the premises.
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The over-zealous friends of Mr.. Jack
son have done that gentlemans case great
injury by giving it political coIoring,
and abusing our own citizens of the
Democratic party as well as the Governor,
the States Attorney General, the Sec
retary of State, and the Sheriff, who
were all friendly to him and ready to do
him any service they could So far as
we can see Mr.. Jackson las been the
victim OF this political turn, and is wholly
irresponsible for it. Our reporter has
several times sought for facts in the case,
and each time has been denied any con-
ference. We have stIiven to give the
1acts in the case and while we said
nothing to the injury Mr. Jackson found
1t necessary to say more than we wished
to do to protect others of our own people
whose reputation is quite as dear to them
and their friends as Mr., Jaokson's is to
him and his friends.
The meeting yesterday was compara-
lively secret one from which the press
reporters were excluded, at least ours
were, and we are therefore compelled To
take such information as we can get.
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EDUCA TIONAL.

THE HOME IN STITUTE,
l. a SELECT DAY AND BOARDING G
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and Chill
Der 10th. Our aim is to com bine Home chi
ture with moral and mental discipline,
while we insist upon horott1hness in every
branch. English, Latin, Music, Modern
Languages, Drawing aud Oil Painting.
Object lessons throughout the course NM
per OF boarding pupils limited. PRICES
SUITED TO THE TIMES.
Circnlars may be obtained at the book
Principals. ''-N
MISSES A. NJ. HOUSTON,
b. l.. HOUSTON, Ar
No. 800 Delaware Avenue,
4ogA Wilmington, Del.sa