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COAL MINING TROUBLES.
THE LxHIoH AND wILKEsBARRE coMPANY's
xMPLoYEs TO RESUME WORK.


xMPLoYEs TO RESUME WORK.
CBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 25. 1877.
There 10 great rejoicing In this city tonight the
action taken to-day by the employed in tho mines
OF the Lehigh aud wilkesbarrc Coal Company, which
resulted In ulmos. unanimous to resume work
ut once. one week ago to-day tho men ut
Sugar Notch few miles below this city, TO discuss
proposition then made by Mr.. Parrish, the lessee,
offering them advance Of ton per cent en- the
wages which they received when they struck.
Certain parties who wero Interested IN keeping
the men out ruled In favor Of declining and
they declined. Ever since that meeting frequent CON-
plants have been uttered by miners who ut the
meeting that they had been buldozcd and that the
vote taken last week was not by any means real OK
precision OF the majority to-day ut another meeting
called ut the same place, and long boiore noon, fully
two thousand miners were assembled together Tho
meeting was called to order and vote taken
as TO- whether the offer made by Mr.. Parrish
should be accepted or not, Ant, and a very DO,
was understood work wns to commence the widest
enthusiasm prevailed Mon shouted and threw up their
hats hike boys at play. and every evidence was gwen
determined on. Many OF the colisries will DO nllcd
tomorrow aud all IN very low days. Work In other
mines belonging TO individual operators Will follow
very shortly the backbone OF the strike Is broken
the Wyoming region There is no doubt ut all but The
Pittston the employ Of the Psnnsylvani
Coal Company VIII also vote TO resume before tho week
closea
JOY EYERYWHKRk.
There Is joy everywhere III the city over tho result
OF the meeting, and mono arc happier than tho local
merchants whose interests have been imperled Tor
many weeks. With tho return Of work IN the mines
will that confidence which will enable all TO 20
on with lighter hearts
II 10 reported that the employees Of tho Lehsh Val
ley and Delaware and Hudson companies W III not
sumo unless their demand OF twenty i've per cent nd
vance IL conceded.
Tho employees Of tho Pennsylvania Coal Company at
Pttston have called meeting for tomorrow 10 dis
cuss the mattor oil resumption.
Governor Hartranit arrived here this afternoon and
In company with somo OF the operators vsed special
points IN this vicinity. THIS evening committee OF
miners who desire 10 resum, woTk waited on tho Gov
erh0r ut the Valley House, where no Is guest The
Governor received them kindly. II Is expected that
fully seven thousand IN this locality will be al
work before the close Of tho week. This large body
will parade the city tomorrow, with bands and
ners, IN testimony Of their deter minaton TO resume
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AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO 1HE HERALD

BIZ TELEUHAPH TO THE HERALD. /
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 25 1877.
The old man Henry G. Sykes, who twenty two years
ago wayIad and shot to death Peter j. Clinton, a re-
spectacle farmer or Norfolk county and afterwards
nod to swamps OF Florida, tried In tho County
Court OF Norfolk county to-day and acquitted to the
great surprise OF every ono. Alter remaining Tor
iwonty-two years IA wandercr, tho old man home
thinking that the and othor thrilling events had
wipe out the record oil his crime. The vile the
murdered man was tho prcipal witness against
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.

ORGANIZATION OF TEXAS STATE TROOPS FOR
SERVICE ON THE RIO GRANDE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO Texas, Sept. rs, 1871
An Austin special to the San Antonio Express states
that not only but several regiments will be or.
kanized Immediately for active service on the Rio
Grande General Ord has gone 10 Austin TO consult
with the Governor.
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OLE D.


FisKrr.-After q long and severe illness. JANE
FsErT, In her S0th year.
Funeral to take place from the residence OF hor
in.law, William Moore, 147 East sd ct, Thursday,
September n 1871 at ono O'CLOCK. Friends and rca.
lives respectfully invited to attend No flowers
NUSAN.-Scptember 20 1877, Of consumption, Mrs.
PETER NuSAN, aged ~ years
Funeral will leave her residence, 233 Ray mond ST.,
Brooklyn, Thursday, 9th inst, ut two p. NJ.
(Eor otter Deaths See Ninta Pane
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TERRIBLE AFFRAY.

CnEYgSNK, W. T., Sept rs, 1877
HAt Dawson's tie camp, forty miles from Laramie
City, last evening. Tim Ryan, foreman tor Dawson,
was shot and MORALLY wounded by Charley Cowan.
A man namod Snodgrass then struck Cowan on tho
head with poker iolling him instantly. Ryan then
arose, took Cowan's pistol and beat MS head 10 .
jelly, atlor which hc fell " tho floor and expired.
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RAILWAY RATES IN CANADA.

sARSrA, Ont, Sept IS 1877.
The Presidents OF the Grand Trunk and Grcut West
srn railways have issued instructions their execu-
tive officers maintain equal and agreed rates. fares
and facilities, and have In the appoint INT
OF ,oinf committee OF tho Boards Tor a better
enforcement OF these Instructions
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SWITCHMAN CENSURED.

Urea, N. Y, Sept. 26, 1871
Tho jury in tho case Of tho collision at Rome on
Friday last and that tho death OF tho victims was
caused by the neglect OF James Carroll TO close the
SWITCH opened by some persons unknown. Tho testl.
four Witnosses
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A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept rs. 1871
In the Superior Court this morning. Or. v. A. Tur.
pin appointed receiver OF the Fidelity Savings
Bank, with a bond at 5000, 600 The appointment
meets with the warmsss approval the deposors being
especially pleased
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CLINGING TO A PLANK.

Providence, r. l., Sept rs, 1871
Tho schooner Sarah ). Taylor. now here picked up
this afternoon of Hart Island naked boy, about
cnteen years OF age, clinging to plank His stories
arc contradictory, and Is thought he Ia fugitive
from New York city institution. He was placed IN
charge OF the Prov dcnce police
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

CURIOUS ArDERMAN1c CONTEST IN LONDON
DEFICIT IN THE DUTCH TREAsUBY-coNsRR-
Native COTTON sPINNERs-x. THEIRS MANI
FEsTo.
ny CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1877.
Paris correspondent states that instructions have
Deen telegIa to the Projects interdct the col
portage or piacarding OF NJ Thiers' posthumous nd.
dress
BETTER FEELING IN TIE PRovIyoEs
Another correspondents at Paris teegraphs-The
electoral period, namely that in which public meet
ings may be held, has now Dcen open two days, but
there has been No excitement In consequence in Paris
where meetings are not necessary as the success
OF the Republicans Is almost toregone conclusion
can be formed abroad OF the bitterness already arising
between tho political parties. They are like two hos
tile nations confronting each other and ready
TO blows Never before did this powerful animosty
attain the intensity to which IL has growing since
the 10th o; May.
PERrNACIous CASD IDATE.
Sir Jonn Bennett, VINO was elected Alderman Tor the
ward Of Cheap and rejected by the Court Of Aldermen
or tho city Of London person not Ut and proper
support tho dignity and discharge the duties Of Alder
man, and was elected second timo has again been
rejected by the Court unfit person third cleo
ton s to be held and Sir John Bennett will again be
candidate
DEFICIT / DUTCH TREASURY.
Advices from The Hague state that the Dutch
budget shows deficit Of $3.50, 0O0 chiefly in
quence OF the Achoen The Finance Minister pro-
poses to cover II by issuing treasury bills
THE WEATHER ] EUROPE
Tho weather is fine, but unseasonabiy cold. Similar
weather prevails in various parts OF Europe This ID
believed to indicate early and severe wintor.
CONSERVATIVE COTTON sPINNRRs
largo and influential meeting Of the Manchester
Cotton spnners Association yesterday discussed the
proposals. of which notice has been given to the ad.
journed conference OF the United Cotton Association,
the American Chamber of Commerce and the Cotton
Brokers' Association, which will rcassembe at Liver
pool on Friday TO tho effect that after December tho
onchaf por cent discount and draft OF pounds per
bale shall be abolished and that tho adoption
tracts for the sao OF cotton Of tho terms cash before
delivery, II required, be considered.
Tho meeting, after o long aud hostile discussion,
unanimously resolved that tho Spinners' Association
should object TO any changes and that deputaton DO
appointed to explain the Vows OF the trade at the
Liverpool conference
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CANADIAN METEOROLOGY.

TORONTO, Ont, Sept rs, 1877.
The Canadian Meteorological Department VIII on tho
LIST of October extend their system Of weather indca
tions whereby daily telegraphic reports will gbo
furnished from seventynvc principal points In
CANADA, west OF Quebec addition 10 those already
supplied 10 stations In tho upper and maritime
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IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

NoRRIsrowy, Pa, Sept. 25, 1877.
TITO jury in the Hoehne trial this evening returned
verdict Of guilty Of murder In the first degree. Tho
Court granted n motion OF the prisoners counsel Tor
arrest OF Judgment. and appointed October 10 10 hear
she argument In support oi motion ior new trial.
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rHE EFFECT AT PIrrsroN.

Pirrsroy, Pa, Sept. rs. 1871
Immediately upon tho reception OF the that tho
Parrish men ut Wilkesbarro had resolved TO resume
work ut the ten per cent advance the miners OF the
rcnnsylvania Coal Company rcprcs snting some hvo
thousand operatives, held an Informal consultation
resolved 10 mold secret meeting tomorrow
decide upon pursue reference thereto.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twcpty-our hours IN CON-
parison with tho corresponding da,e OF last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnurs pharmacy
HERALD Bu,ldiug:-
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DETROIT. Mich Sept rs, 1877.
A fro broke out in small building adjoining Harris
Touring mill at North Lansing ut four I. VI. to-day,
destroying Hurts mill, Parmnlcc 4 Co.'s woolcn MILL
Scofclds sawmiil and several other smaller buildings
The loss Is estimated al SlO0. 600. partly insured.
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HELD FOR MURDER.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept rs, 1871
Mrs Van Auken, of Parrish. Oswego county, Is
held by tho Coroner's jury for the murder Of her
husband In July last
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOME AND WELL HkAIED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY kEAsONABLE TERMS
sUITABL FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
A-ANGAMAR MOTOR COMPANY.
At the oau alton meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of
tho Anganar Motor Company the following officers
for the following year elected :Culone
r. H. AngAmAr President: Hon. United States A.
ii. Cragin Vice President Hon. H. s. Vanderbilt Secrs.
tAry and Treasurer. fSgnedl
A. II. CKAGiN, Temporary Chairman
BARRY CRAGIN, Temporary Secretary,
NRw YoRK, September Is. 1871
SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE SPEC.
alty gcntieens silk HatsIatcst novelties In fns
HELxErs, DgRBY and SorT HATS Is New Church up
stairs
BRAIN FOOD BOTANICAL EXTRACT.
strengthens the brain: postve remedy for weakened
forces and nervous debility price 81 All druggsts De-
pot, ALIENS Pharmacy 18th st. and LIST New York.
Send for circular
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY HUDNUT, HERALD
Building; CASH ELL MASSEY. 18th st. And Broadway.
DYEING AND CLEANING.-wHY DID YOU NOT
take your dyeng and cleaning to tho NEW YORK DYE.
ING AND PRINTING EST BLISHNEET. Staten Island
Offices M Duane st. 1872 broadway 80 9Th av., Neg
YORK; 1876 Picrrepont ST.. brooklyn
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
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WILLIAMSON Il Co. 500 BROADWAY, GENERAL
Eastern Agents kentucky state Single Number Lottery
xtO.UOO drawn Saturday Tickets, $40, shares la
prou ION
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARsH's RADICAL
Truss Only Office vesey st. tAstor House, opposits
ST. Paul's Church,
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept Is 1871
A special reports three deaths at Fernandina from
yellow lever since last report and twenty now cases,
Of which sixteen are colorcd persons.
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CHILDREN ARE EXTREMELY LIABLE, UNDER
ordinary circumstances a. contract obnoxious diseases ~
the skin schoo GLxNss Soar both and
protects them from such comDnnts Parents may rely
upon lis efficacy.
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YOUNG's

Blue Grass whiskey.
Jessaminc Whiskey,
y l.. N. Whiskcv,
Those the best whskcys made In the United States
from the choice 81 grains
Distilled by ALEXANDER YOUNG
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done ut tbs

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
y Ann n.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 IN SOME RESPECTS THE STRONGEST AM
"A .bcs number yet published of this high class Mage
zne.-New YORK Evening Post
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capable OF printing 1900 COPIES per hour
or IN eight either eight coumua
ALSO ALL TIE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
LONGING THERETO
PRICE. $1,000
Address J. u. BENNETT.
N1rkH
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Average temperature yesterday Us
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year.. 6Sh
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TRANSFER OF REAR ADMIRAL TRENCHARDs
FLAG-THE DEPARTURE OF THE HARTroRD-
THE MONITORS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 25, 1877
Tho Powhatan will drop down to tho Farewell buoy
on Monday, AMI alter taking on hcr powder will pro-.
coed to Hampton Roads amt meet the Plymouth, from
New York. when the nag OF Rear Admiral Trenchard
will be transferred from the latter ship.
The flagship Hartford Will drop down from tho yard
TO the naval anchorage on Saturday. She will lcave
for the South Atlantic about tue 10th OF October.
THE MONITORS
The steamer Fortune arrived from Washington this
morning, and will remain here until tho monitors
ready TO DO towcd up Jamos River tue fresh
basin at Sandy Point
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From tho San Francisco Alta, Sept. 1871

Henry ". Stanley has reached the shore OF tho A.
Ianlic Ocean ut the mouth OF the Congo River after
three years OF travel which for difficulty, danger and
acquisition Of knowledge has seldom been surpassed
by one mum. Ho started from. Zanzibar latitude
deg SOUTH on tho shore Of the Indian Ocean. in No
vembcr, 1874; travelled norhw cstward 700 miles In
direct line though four times lar by route;
plored tho lakes Albert and Victoria Niyanxa then
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INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.

sEPTEMBER-OCrOBER.
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THE COMMUNIST AND THE RAILWAY By ". N
GrosvenOr
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TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTING PRESSES
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The European Press on the Great
Exploration.
BURTON TENDERS CONGRATULATIONS.
Kiepert's Opinion in the
Berlin Post.
AMERICAN JOURNALS ON STANLEY,


[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. 26, 1877.
All the European papers publish highly
appreciative notes on Henry NJ. Stanley's
great achievement which has created o
profound sensation on the Continent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-11
CANCELLATION or BOND.

STATE or LOUISIANA. [
Executive Department.
Whereas, GEORGE w. DUPI3E. of the city Of
New Orleans has applied to me for the cancel
lation Of bond Of ten thousand dollars. SUBJ
scribed by George W. Dupre & Go. as principals,
with John A. Walsh and t. 0. Fazende, also of
said city. each for the sum of five thousand dol
lars, as securities. dated March 2s 1877, and con-
ditioned for the faithful performance of the
duties Of said George W. Dupre d Go. rs State
Printer under act No. 40 of the regular session of
1877 In pursuance of q contract executed before
W. J. Castell, notary public. in the city of New
Orleans. bearing date the twenty eighth day Of
March. 1877.
Now. therefore, !, FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this. my proclamation,
in order to give notice to all persons therein
interested to show cause, in writing. at the
office of the Secretary Of State. in the city Of
New Orleans. within ninety days from and
after the last publication hereof, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled. and
the securities above named discharged from
any further liabilities In the premises
Witness my signature and the seal of the State
of Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans, this
seventh day Of December. In the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven. --
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary of state DIES Dot
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Executive Department.
Whereas, STEVEN LIE BOURGEOIS, Of the
parish of Livingston, has applied to me for the
cancellation of bond dated November IL, 1875,
drawn by him. the said Steven LIE Bourgeois as
principal. with Baxter Fielder, G.. D. Wells A.
Lobel. s. II. Scividue. Joseph FL. Allen Jesse T..
Fielder. II. M. Allen w. l.. Jones, Levi Spiler,
William g. Davis and A. NJ Davidson. rs secu-
rites, also of said parish Of Livingston, for
the sum Of six thousand dollars. conditioned for
the faithful performance OF the duties of said
Steven LIE Bourgeois as Tax Collector of the
parish of Livingston.
Now therefore. |, FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested, TO show cause. in writ
ing, at the Office Of the Secretary of State. in
the city Of New Orleans. within ninety days
after the last publication hereof. why said bond
should not be cancelled and annuled, and the
securities therein discharged from any further
liabilities In the premises.
Given under my signature and the seal of the
State of Louisiana at the city of New Orleans this
first day Of December, In the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-seven.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLs,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary Of State.
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Important
SALE!

From the great auction sale of last Tuesday
and Wednesday at which the entire stock Of
Messrs. T.. Moinie & Co. l1arge importers) was
sold ut the highest bid, we took advantage Of
this extraordinary opportunity, and will offer
TOMORROW
$4,000
Worth d Imported French Goods,
PRICES THAT WILL DESERVE YOUR
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
AS the goods were imported by Messrs. q
Molinie direct from the manufacturers of
France they are CAREFULLY SELECTED to
meet the wants of this section.
Having bought this
Immense Stock
HALF THE IMPORTATION PRICE,
We propose to allow our friends and customers
the benefit, and
Will Offer Tomorrow
THE ENTIRE STOCK.
Without going into details, we would call your
attention. among the MANY EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS. to the following:
FRENCH CORsETs.
At so cents pair.
BOYS FULL FINISHED FRENCH SOCKS
At Is cents pair.
VEIL BAREGEs.
Worth 60 cents, at 25 cents a yard.
WHITE TARLATANS tFrenchl,
Ats1 rs for 1871 yards
ETC. ETC
We would also call your attention to
$4,000 WORTH
CHOICE BLACK GOODS,
which we received from this great sale. and
will offer
so pieces BLACK FRENCH DELAINEs
at rs cents.
100 pieces BLACK FRENCH DELAINEs
at 80, IS and 40 cents.
20 pieces BLACK FRENCH CAsHMERES.
ut so and GO cents yard.
The Very Finest Black French Cashmeres,
at rs and 90 cents.
Bombazettes, Tamises, ETC.,
AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
Also. twenty-five pieces
BLACK SILKS,
of the famous Bonnet" make,
At 81 Yard,
Never sold in New Orleans for less than 81 50.
French Organdies, Two Yards Wide,
At 25 cents yard.
| 1T will be to your interest to pay us an early
| call and secure bargains in desirable goods.
DANZIGER'S,
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.


AFFIDAvtTs DISMISSED,
Larceny-Hughes and Bentley.
Assault and battery-Gustave Harris, Henry
Helmet.
Obtaining goods under false pretenses B
Hecker.
CONTINUED.
Assault and battery-M. Benoni.
knowingly receiving stolen goods, two cases
VIM. Won Sachs and o. Murphy.
NoLLE PRosEQUI.
Assault and battery-Luke Cashier, M. Mar.
cisse.
Larceny-Harriet White.
ACQUITTED.
Larceny-Fred Eeibert.
Assault and battery-Jobn Price.
CONVICTED
Larceny-Frsnk Eastport.
Larceny-Sam Wilson. Jury empanneled and
case continued until to day
PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault and ba.tery--Edward Sanchez, charged
with beating Mrs. Reid, sept. 6. Sentence sus-
pended to prevent further assaults, the accused
being also charged with assaultlDg Mrs. Reid
Sept. 25.
Larceny-Wm. johnson. eight months at hard
labor.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
VIM, Corners, charged with embezzlement.
PLEADED GUILTY.
John Smith, charged with carrying concealed
weapons. pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
pay fine of IS, or Ave days in the Parish Prison.
ON TRIAL.
State w. jog. Oteri, charged with robbery.
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From the great auction sale of last Tuesday
and Wednesday, at which the entire stock of
Messrs. t. Moline & Co. t1arge importers) was
sold ut the highest bid, we took advantage Of
this extraordinary opportunity, and will offer
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NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
l.A nn

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office.
New Orleans, December s. 1877.
In accordance with section LAG of Rays Re-
vised Statutes, page IS. relating to auctioneers.
hereby inform the public that Mr.. FRANK
SHARP. an auctioneer in and for the parish of
Orleans. doing business at No. 60 Camp street
having failed to account to the State for the per
Hcentage imposed by law, his license is hereby
declared forfeited and withdrawn.
des lot ALLEN JUMEL. Auditor.
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Judge Rogers being III yesterday there was no
session of this court. Judge Tissot opened and
adjourned the court pro fo'7aa.
NEW SUITS
Thomas Hassm vs. Daniel Jones.--Suit on
account for SAT- rs.
Henry s. Browne vs. Samuel Rogers-Spit on
note tor $4,000.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Messrs. J. A. Quintero and Charles r. Egelly
of East Carroll. were appointed United States
Commissioners.
r.. II. Isabelle and VIM. Terrell. charged with
conspiracy TO defraud the vernment, appeared
and gave bond each in the sum OF $3.50 for their
appearance at the proper time.
United States ex rel. A. T. Montgomery vs.
City of New Orleans.-This case was being ar
gusd on an application for q mandamus, and con-
sumed the greater part OF the day.