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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30

To-day being Good Friday a legal holiday, tbs
banks excbsnges ar public offioes are cl sed and
there ie nothing do ng to cause any change except
in State e0Rsos; but for reference we give yesteI-
days closing quotations:
Exceptional commercial paper -i08 " cent ~
annum; Al do 90l0; second gtaie do POS; col.
lateral loans 769; hfst-elahs mortgages o09, ana
St cond grade 100l2.
Gold i04ss 1lO42, against lo4F at New York
Sterling 6ills Of fading aud Al clear bills SIS 0iD
5 O5ls; bark ass co. and bank counter rate "a
e5 09k. Francs 4gT9i for commerce and nominal
for bank
The bank checking rate on New York ts l y cent
premium, aud commercial lie Quiet at Sic.
Stocks ere quiet
Premium bonds 32h 032sa.
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sion Of the Legislature to-day.
bin Rose. we'll known planter of
pi, died in this city yesterday.
rs visited the house of Herman
on St. Charles avenue, and cap
lot of wearing apparel, Tuesday
The next house, Mrs, Groves, near
sueef, was also visited and gro
ken. No cline.
8 Lewis is charged with the bur-
i b. A. Wheeler's barber shop.
lers Joseph HippOlite, aged twelve,
bbed by Henry luxembourg, aged
Macon makes another Of ithe rib
es arrests for treason.
Scott has been sent before the Su
.iminal Court for infanticide.
liar named Eli Helm was captured
hight watchmAn OF the Edwards
rmsd with q Ratchet, and was re-
Is q former empl0ye. he was
d without bail.
astOmhouse is closed to-day. The
warehouses remain open and dis
inspectors are on duly as usual.
Sshillinger, q screWmap, was dan
injured in the head by q Dreaki6 z
anesday while at work in the hold.
on the eolored gamblers Of the
scinct has been made in the region
Sliu street, between CustomhOute
III streets. A case Of careful dis
ogsl coal oil explosion lie reported,
a no damage except to the lamp.
bbon police had some trouble in
zhviile Tuesday night, attempting
mau named Joseph Jones, for
nk. Some of his friends rescued
one fred at the officer, WoundiDg
shoulder. ReinfOrcements were
81 both sides, the police alleging
5sgroes gathered together, but no
rDuble occurred.
Houston makes the reasonable re-
i the city pay him some of his bill
sud give him q chance on bonds
Sc.
Foley did well. He captured
Cook and Thomas Murray, on sus
was rewarded by Murray squeal
EhBv we're going to commit bur
Nhia Is better than waiting to catcl
ihe set
ufo on the FOOT Oh bh6 nee ONCE
was extinguished without al
bbon police arrested the lightning
b Wednesday, ss the Pieaypile hal
turbing the peace Of Judge south
court He being in the sOuthwes
court in the northeast corner o
1ahouse, of course he denied max
he that would go through such I
granite diAeOnally. But his objec
rs 90 forcible that the rIbbonis
at of insulting and resisting th'
d dre on Morsau street, Tuesda,
wae made memorable by an nm
accident to Mr.. William Swan, o
who fell through the gallery Q
Ing and was seriously injured.
Smith. charged with the murde
eGee in Washington parish, ha
6ned here, Is the prison of tina
nld not hold him.
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of absence because his family was sick, but
be had not granted itsto him.
The vote in Joint session has beeD;
Tuesday, illieu 26, Jonas %, g. III. FL
lis "a, Gibson 6, E. j Ellis 4, sheldon A,
Sn,ish Il total 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c. Rylsnd %,
Jonas 10. Ellis 8, Gibson Z, Sheldon A.,
Lewis l, Watkins Il; total %.
Thursday Richardson 90, Watkins 90,
Jonas 10, Muncie 10, Gibson @ Ksnner B.,
Sheldon 2, Ellis l, blank /; total So.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THR PARISH or
OkLBANS.
SUSAN c. WRIGHT vs., MCMILLAN WEIGHT
No. 1921.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THB THKH-
J. teenih day of January, 1871 judgment WAa rem
dered in this court in the following entitled szit.
Ia the words and figures following. 70 wits
Susan c. West MCMILLAN Wiight-No 5B77.
On motion of counsel for plaintih, and pro
dueinR 10 the court due proof in tHpport Of sate
psintih's demand, the law and evidence bstnR Ia
her favor, It Is ordered, adjndged and deeEesd
that the Judgment by DEFAULT herein entered
the tenth instant be now confirmed and made
final and accordingly that there be Judgment h
favor of plaintiff busaa 9. W. ST. and hga3nse a.
PENDANT, New lillian Wright, her husband, deeraa-
ing separation Of property and dise0inti0n 81
the community Of aequests aud Rainn heretofore
existing between the said parties; that the nAaa
plaintiff be henceiOrth allowed to administer heN
property and affairs generally without tbs assist
hnoa OF her said husband aud that defendants pay
all costs OF 8. it.
Judgment signed January 10, 1877.
W. H. ROGERS, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereunta set ny
hand and affixed the seal of the said court Al IA
CITY of New Orleans on this tW enty-tbird day o.
Sateh, in the " Of our Lord one thousand alah4
hundred and seventy seven
mhso IL Deputy Ciazl-
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The Yichnhnrr a,ut.atI.

The cutoff point opposite the city has
been csyiDg quite fast during the pact
week, and the newly made sandbar is NOV
ing eff rapidly under the pressure Of the
rising river. SINE distance below the
lower So mill on this side the earth con-
tinut to disappear and the ferry landing
ct Delta is going in 30 rapidly that Colonel
KeRry is kept busy grading Vicksbarg
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Communicated.
B Packard Called Upon to sound
the slogan.

ILNAnAA NHtchtc1sl
81 Packard Called Upon 10 Sound
the slogan.
fEPCBLlcAK:
anly address Issued by Governor
70 the people of Louisiana in your
lis tWenty-seventh Of March. has
aiFing effect on ell trne Repub-
specially IL this the case with the
men. Ia Governor Packard We
the imam for the times" and we
~ him As our true and trusted
NE are proud Of him as the one
the Republican standard and
never betray his trust. He has
confidence and support
has It been alleged by the White
Democracy that the cOlored men
rent 70 the success Of the Repub.
and that q large portion of them
sininR the Nioholle usurpation.
N that this IL not true. But to
tbs community thEt such Ia not
lot but Governor Packard issue a
eolored men to rally to hia sup
the world would soon witness
pfIsing a. has never been seen be-
eoloxed men who know that
1aeoas OF republican principles
our political ,3glvHiior, can not
indifferent spectators 10 the
bow 10 existence for supremacy in
Yhnusands Of colored mon who
tho sblnen and have fought
liberties and their country will
algfs loyal 10 their principles
All We ask Is to be furnished
ana side BY eide with our white
friends We are ready to inter
1tdie1 as q wall Of prOteetian to
chief and fght for the success
tan government In Louieiana.
would have the elect 10 destroy
Of tho 1O-eRlled superior race,
how much greater benefit the
dnoers are 10 Louisiana than the
tdIers yen $50 daily congre-
sfraeas Of New Orleans. Under
The farma aud helds Of this State
" deserted, aud none left to sill
nd raise those bpuntifnl crops
enrich cur oppreeeors. To talk
Hnaas 0k the oclnrea men ID TO
! acuroBiof All wealth. Why
4 h1rer on the ievea, when he goes
M close Of day, has reaeon to feel
he conscientious conviction that
rnad by honest toll hie daily
I Hss q right TO feel above she
crowd who stand on the cor
street with 10 other aim thaut
1I ladies' out Of euuntenauee o.
sole aolDfed Women.
HHED REPUBLICAN, WHO
fa TIE BLUE,
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Or. SouthwoFth and the board of Health
MIsslssiPPI ouARASrlEE srAr ON,

Wrs SoutdWOftM huU the nOWfN "a heaAtHs
MIssssIPPI QUARASriNE sTAT ON,
March 30, 1877.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,;
Yesterdays somewhat comical Fesolu-
tiona Of the Board of Health concerning
me need this brief explanation. Our disa-
greement ia whether / Hhail fret pay the
proper and necessary expenses incurred
here, and send only the balances TO the
board, or whether ! shall send all collee.
lions made here immediately to the board.
The latter course led to the pay Of the off
GERS and employees at this station being
about FIVE months In arrears at the time OF
nv appointment, and therefore, as have
done most of my predecessors, am puEsn-
ing the former; and my right 10 do so is
now Id litigation before the State Snpreme
Court
SvmpatbizlnV with the officers Of the
Board OF Health, who are obliged TO wait
for their salaries because there Is not
money enough 70 pay ell, l must add that
about two weeks since left my Resignation
with Governor Packard because of these
nndiguifsd contentious. IL Is not yet 60
eepted. Respectfully
n. A. S0UTHWORTH. III. D.,
Resident Physician.
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COMMERCIAL.

CoTTON-W1th the uAual partial suspension of
business on Good Friday and the Exchange, a.
well IS the banks being Closed and there being %
market Telegram IRON any pOiGt. thus far Y Q
have not heard of a sale. There 10, however,
some inquiry rom FIVE or SIX brokers, some Of
whom have made offers which have not been c.,
cep'ed. The offerings are limited, most factors
having covered up their samples.
YesttreaY, when the sales proper embrace d 20
bales, tn market closed at the following quota
tiOnf:
AnInn1nAaI CLAIMANT eaIEIcA nInnI
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WANTED.

FWsO PROPERTY OWNERS
IL AGNNTS.-A ouainegs honua on long ataAssHs
wish large capital WAITS 10 lease hf4t eI4
storehonke on Canal st eet Parnenq hss114 W
class Of property TO los will plasoe Addteaz =
care of PicayuDe cflloa flvinE location 81 nEas
and their business addIeas 4H
NNTANTED HOARnHRA- OccURAaIa Frt
w 3 haads1moIF furnished DlrIar a1
room al joinlng, alO fer ono or two elnflc 1f1f
1T No l88 Jniia Etreet. near ctgoulalee te
Moderate kaierencea exchanged. szs4
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS Axss
KEY WEST.

UnIted states BEaii Line.
eteamahipe
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE, MlLMlNdr0E
EARGARkT, EMILIA.
-. The New Orleans WfMNAs#
and Havana Steamship HR
$SM- cdSfa will dispatch one o. the above E1EA
GLASS steamers nom New 0raa4ez -
Every Week.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, asia 80
Meeting With steamers for Tampa.
Through billa Of lAding iaHued 70 ell pEtuea 81
Florida, Including Tampa and 20 New YORK u1azIz1
ton aud savannah
EpleLdia passenger Recommendations and fzlqae4
deketa gwen to above pOnfs.
No nBiEht received without permits frn24 -
Once.
Por freight or passage apply to
]. K ROBhRTE. ARanf.
hqf'f9 Common ga
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ls1Wiaanma Levee Company, No, 1H Ca
r1ndeiet street. New Orleans, MaIeh NJ, lfli.~ fhs
regular hnarai election OF twelve directory 81 this
Company, 90 serve daring the ensuing y4Ay viii
he hold a1 this tiIca hatWton the houfo Of "a a.
a adH r. NJ On SATURDAY, Aplil Z. 1871. Teens
ieg te94a w5il hn alnasd on eqd aslAs AAgl lssis
N. a. fAnEa7F1f.
ml77 Secretary ard I1fasrIef.
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RiberniR Insurance Company Of New Or.
leans We. Mrs. Catherine DOugt erty, wife,
aeparate in prOpertV of JOhU DAlV

HiheruiH Insurance Company Of New Or
leans We. Mrs Catherine DOugt erty, vile,
separate in property, of John Daily.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans No. 8069-By virtue of writ Of ssiz-
and sale to me directed by tho honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, l viii proceed 10 sell
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customho Streets III the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. april 20, 1877, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, 50
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND.
stua ted ying and being in the Fourth District OF
this eli y, in the square bounded by Annuneiations
Laurel, second aud = hird Streets measuring atty
five feet Elk inches front on Annuuciati0H street
by one hundred feet in depth and mont on Third
street being the whole OF the lot Designated as
Fumber nneteen less twenty nine feet Gig ut inches
taken from The lear of said lot; together with an
the buildings and Improvements thei con, and All
rights, ways ard advantages tbereunto belonging
or in apywise appert aiming. Being II same lot OF
ground, less said Twenty-Five feet eight inches
takeu off the rear Aforesaid, which the defend
ant heTt in acquired by purchase from the sneces-
of Anarew j. ZOllers, as per act passed before
A. D. DOriOcOuTt s notary public in this city, I'm
der date of fifteenth August, 1870.
Seized in the above suit
TeIms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS r. HANDY,
mbsO ape % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of oTleznas
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foaa mhIo7a civil sheriff Of 47 tie Parish q Orleans


EEuhCl4 W bakeE VS. 4O1M IOdCHAA4t4e
TfIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. l960-By virtue Of writ Of eel zlze
and sale to me directed by the honorable the FAlh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN TINS
above entitled cause, l will proceed to sen -
public auction, at the Merchants aud AuctioneGrAs
kxchap &c, Royal street., between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, March 81 1871 at twelve
clock NJ. ihs following described properly 70
wit
First District of this city, in the square bounded
by Magazine, Constance, 1balia (iate katellel ene
EratO (late Melicerte) streeta. being the portion
Arrest to lot number two Of certain lot de1i9-
mated by the number one of square number eight
eep, on plan of the same and other lots drawn b
B. Buisson, late surveyor, on the seventeenth %
Sep ember, 1916, which portion 0f ground beEiE8
at Joint thirty-fSe teet six inches from the cor
of Estelle 2 halia and Constance st1 Gets.
and measures thirty feet Americ an measure, front
on Constance street, by adepth Of one hnnfrt
and twenty feet French measure. adj joining On
the side toward EratO or Melicerte street the
lot number tn 20 on said plan; toge her with all the
rights WAYS and advantages thereuntO belonging
or in anyw appertatning. Being the same prop
erty which the defendant herein acQuired BY pux-
chase from Mrs. Marie Azsle Saulet widow o. the
late Louis Foucher, as per act passed before T. O.
Stark, otsry lhlic in this city, the tw enty-
second of June, 1854
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Ct..
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORtBAES REPUBLICAN
FRIDAY EVENING, March 30, 1877.
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sINGULAR CONDUCT OF ACORPsE
An English Railway Porter Gets Out
OF HIS Coffin Two Days After HIS
Death aud Helps Himsslf % Q

An English Railway Porter Gets Gu
OF HIS Coffin Two Days After HI
Death and Helps Himself - Z
Chair.
The following extraordinary story
comes to Us from Cambridge. England
A railway porter. about 30 years O
age, wss recently seized with seuts
bronchitis, and was supposed TO have eI
pired in the throes Of that dreadful all.
ment, which slsys every year It's thous
ands Of little children and Of aged pso-
pie, simply because extreme youth ID
equally with extreme ago too feeble to
clear the bronchial tubes by ayigorous
and sustained effort Of coughing. The
railway porter supposed to have depart.
ed this lie was duly laid out and placed
in coffin. As his assumed dissolution
had been sudden, the coroner was con.
suited on the propriety Of holding an in.
quest. Some uncertainty In this regard
appears to have reigned in the mind
OF the medical man who had beeu called
IN, but at any rate the railway porter
lay in MS coffin two days, at the expirs-
ton of which he quietly got out OF 1t.
and, to the inexpressible amazement and
alarm OF those present Ia the chamber OF
death, sat himself down in u chair. 1t
IS stated that, in order TO alleviate the
severity of the spssns OF bronchitis, the
patients mother had administered to
MIN II sleeping draught, which had pro.
duced deep and lengthy stupor, but
the effects of which had stopped short
just on this side of the grave. There are
advantages in keeping corpse above
ground for four or five days, or even tor
q whole week, after desth. Among all
the Latin races, int.rment within tour
ard twenty hours Is the invariable and
vigorously enforced rule of police; and
had this poor railway porter been a
Frenchmsn, an lta ian or Spanisrd, he
would have been duly screwed down and
carried away, insensible, but still alive,
to the cemetery. Into any consideration
OF the waking up or the supposed dead
man, the mind, appalled,, shrlnEs from
entering. Who that has visited the
Musee Wirth at Brussels has not turned
away shuddering from that iDetfabIy
chastity picture OF the living hand and
arm, corrugated with the supreme agony
of effect, protruding from the half
raised lid of coffin too hastily
nailed DOWN. There is no corpse within
that bier, but living creature vaiDly
striving to burst his cerements. Cases OF
premature interments are, there Is every
reason to believe, lamentably prevalent
on the continent, especially when cholera
or other epidemics are raging. The most
serious objection to the English system
lies in the tact that it is only the corpscs
of paupers which are conveyed to mortu-
aries, and that the supply OF Lighthouses,
even Tor psupers, is insufficient. The re-
mains OF the respectable classes are cot
fined among the living, AID are permit
ted to remain there tor days together,
the atmosphere and horritying
the Survivors.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Marker.
MONDAY, April 80 1877.


There have been fair offerings during
the week, but not near y as much as
could have been sold. There are a num-
Der of buyers mere from the East, and
also some from the South. aRi the de
ma will be good for some time to come
and prices will be sustained, II not ad-
vqnced. The shipments were about ten
car loads, one of which was to New
Orleans.
HORSES Good, smooth drivers sold
Quickly Tor the eastern trade, and the
demand from the South Tor work horses
took all that were offered. The local
demand for dra t horses keeps up, and n
lair proportion Of sales Was to supply this
call Good sound chunks brought $500
So; good To prime smooth drivers sold
from $40 to SlSj. and extra stock OF
both classes brought above the outside
figures.
MULgs-The demand was fully up to
the ott-r,ngs and tho sales quick vt $500
90 for l4t@l5 hal ds; SlO0Gl25 for lo3
@l6 hanos high, aud extra stock al
higher figures.
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ap25oawt
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
n from August Roettger and Judith, MS
wife, to the undersigned trustee, bearing
date the 2sth day OF March, ~, ana re-
corded In the ONCE OF the clerR OF tne
County curt OF Ohio cou ity, W va. in
deed OF trust book No. ., folio AID, Will
proceed, on
Thursday, the I7ih day OF May,
1877, at 10 A. NJ, at Roettger's Hotel, Elm
Grove, Ohio county, to sell al pubic auc,
ton the following real estate. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at u
stake on the bank OF Wheeling creek op
pOsite 10 the sou h.east end Of the wheel
wright shop; thence north 5oA degrees,
east 10 poles, to stake on the SCUM slae
OF the National road; thence with SAID
road north 39k degrees, we,i 70 pc es, 10
stake; thence south 50M degrees, west
$40 poles, to stake on creek 0ank
thence with creek bank 70 3-lO poles 10
place Uf beginning, containing acre.
Foods and 10 poles, beng lot numbered lO
on the plat of the estate OF Lydia Cruger,
deceased, and the same lot or parcel OF
ground which was conveyed TO the salu
August Roettger by j. Il. Good, ROBERT
Woods and II. Forbes, com missioners, Dy
de d recorded among the records OF ONO
county.
TERMS OF SALH-Cash.
Tite believed TO be good, but selling as
Trustee | shall convey sucl title as Is
veste In me az such Trustee.
apl6i q. w. JEFFERS, Trustee.
Il A. HERVEi AuctiDQeer.
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SIN. Raising IN Georgia

Louisville Courier Journal.
Sneep raising IN Central Georgia Is
profitable. The annusl average cost per
head of keeping sheep is 81 cents; aver.
age cost OF raising pound of wool is g
cents average price for which the un.
washed wool is sold is $50 cents, or u !
cents net. Avery yield of urwasheo
wool per sheep is "a pounds, which, at
z9l cents. gives clear income IN wool
tor sneep OF 81 cents. Average price re-
ceived tor lambs sold To the butcher IN
Georgia is 81 81; average price OF
stock sheep i: So SO per head; average
price OF mu:tons is 81 IS per head.
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The Latest Novelties I'm Millinery
New shapes AID Pretty Fancies-
The Verdict Of Fashion At the Long
chamnA Races.
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ALL nervous exhaustion and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative
;ns~ances of Pulvermsch Electro
ReIts and Bands. They aye SAFE simple
and effective, and can be easily app.te =,
hy the patient himself Book, WIN p 1u1'
nart,cuiars, mailed tree. Address ru!'
yermscher eslvsnis Company, Oino'n'
nsti, onis. ApA
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=. snt samples furnished on
,;a'|ee Give - an order and be
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.sPoRTATioN.

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