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SUCCESSION OF HENRY puv1AUD.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Ba.4g4

TX PLAodDE ,. SPEAR Atqstlonser11 mice
1s7T ut "a o'clock M, will be sold at public auction
a. h,Ya sa and
house streets, by virtue and IN pursuance to an
order from the Hon. A. L, ,Tissot, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated June Q, 1871, for account Of the above suo-
eesson. the following described very valuable
Vi /. hTWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situ-
ated in the Fauboutg pontehaftrah, In the par
ish of Orleans, near the Bayou 1T. John, In the
Third District of this city. designated by the
Nos. az and ~. and measuring each 90 feet front
on Greatroaa st John, tarande Route st. .Jeanl
by q depth OF tgp teet inches or 100 feet 10
inches, the whole French measure. together
with the buildings end l., inproysnlents thereon.
triangular form together. with tue rights. ways
and privileges thetettnto belonging or in any
wise apperlaining, situated IN the Third District
Of this city, compfised within the boundary
EHplanade streets, and closing to d point to-
wards Ehcamnfnent street, being part Of the
original square No. "a on Lafoh's plan OF the
The portion Of ground herein above described
was purchased by the deceased from Mrs. Myra
Gaines by o., act II, passsd before a. 3D. Bienvenu
Terma and Uonditons...slbo cash on the spot,
end the balance on oreditd Of one and two years.
for notes bearing special mortgage, eith ven
doris lien and privilege. at eight par cent inter-
est per unnunl from date of sale until fihal pay
ment The buildings and improvements to said
property 10 be Insured at the expense Of the
purchasers, and tho insurance policies to be
transferred to the succession or any holders Of
said notes: and In case of non payment MT ma
tulity five per cent for ATTORNEYS fees to be paid
by the purchaser for collecting or suing pay
ment thereof. The taxes on the assessment Of
1877. exgihle In 1878. to be paid by the purchaser
over. and above tho price Of adjudication.
Acts Of aale before a, 2. Dori9court notary
jep 16 80 40 jyT IA
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pY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOIi- Nicholas
- J. Hoey. Auetipneer-Of No. Caronde-
let street TUHDAY. June 30, 1877, at IL o'clock
n, ut the st. Charles Auction Exchanges. on st.
Charles street, by virtue of an order Of the Hon
orabls the seeond District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated cad May. 1877 will be sold by
publie auction. the following described prop
erty. to wit;
IA LOT or GROUND In the Fourth District
Of this city, in tho square bounded by Laurel,
Annuncation. Josephine and jackson $ reefs,
measure e Al feet IL. inches front on Laurel
stteet by 1be feet 9 inches IN depth between par
allsl lines, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, comprising u dou BILE
one.story frame eottage kitchen. etc, known as
No. % Laurel street,
.. A LOT OF GROUND In tho Fourth Dis
tflot of this city. In the square bounded by Lau-
rel Annuneiation. Seventh and Eighth streets,
desig atsd as Lot. No. s, and measuring ~ feet
inches front on Annuneation street by no feet
in depth. together wi h all the buildings and
improvements thereon, comprising II single
one1story frame euttage.
Terms Of Sals-Cash. and purchasers to ns-
sumo payment Of oil taxes Of this year. 1877,
payable In 1873
{, Acts Of sale ut tho expense of the purchasers
before John i. Ooffey. ESQ, notary public
fny24 70 ie3 10 II "a 80
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E.sT. PARKER. PUBLIC AID Y, IN NJ.
TfTtI. Vi. EU0 tlNFi FIELD Ef Ais.
Haron,i District Court for The parish OF Orleans
No. sp,444.

sUpY pLAtsIbE j, SPEAR. Auetioneer-O Of
ID aeeI6 Royal street. HAruHDAY, July a.
fayT al In o'clock ts will be sold at public a,le4
Huii. IA the Merchants and Aurtiuneers Ex
efafpn on Huya street, between Canal aud
fiIatnInhosise streets. by virtue and In ptirsu-
anes 10 Judgment rendered June /. isfT, and
sigped june Q, 1877, by the Hon. A. L.. Tissot
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
lab Of Orleans. IA the above entitled matter, the
99nRiTSia LOT V III ai Il y together
on Situated Ia the First District 81 this city ii
She square bounded BY pfytahia walk Coliseum
plaee. Mepomene, Camp and Prrtania streets
designated by the No on a sketch annexed To
ssf net OF partition passed before j. u, Marks,
late a notary, on the eighth Of May, 1910, mn
measures "A feet 8 Inches front Oh Prstahia
walk by y depth between parallel lines, OF i2y
lot Of ground fufnis part Of certain JOY desig-
mated by the No 4 Of sulare No. 90 Of the plan
Of FAilbourg AnnuneIatiun.
TeFfps and Conditions -0ne-tliifd cash. and
the balance at cite and two years credit for
s,utHs bearing special mortgage and vendors
Heb and privilege Oh the property sold, with 9
per cent interest per apnuni FROM date OF sale
until Jnid, the CLAUSE OF per cent for attorneys
fees IN case uf judicial proceedings for the re-
thereof purchaser ID keep The property insured
iJ fltll payinept III the hotns and in sum to be
Mxeu35y The public Adniinisttatof, and the policy
tfanaiprred to him FIR the benefit Of the parties
tHIhfAteHh and all other USUAL clauses. The piir-
riiHaer will be required 10 make d deposit Of 10
nef ssentzpn the amount Of adjudication at the
YIue1tef sole,
Apl ul Aale before w II. raseoe, notary public.
al the IA Nensa of the purchaser
n
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
o@~,5c-y-s->S-1S
by q. valeton.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON UNION STREET
THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION or PATRICK KERLEy.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 1924.

nY o. vALHTON. Auetionser-O f1lce Nos. %
- and 95 Magazine street.---On SATURDAY,
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, BY viz
tue Of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Judge 81 ihe Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. dated May "a, 1sT7-
A LOT OF GROUND, situated In the Third
District Of this city, in the SQUARE bounded BY
Union, Cssaealvo. Peace and Greattnen streets,
said lot designated by No. D. and measures,
American measure by feet, more or less. front
on Union street, by about i27 feet 10 Inches
lines In depth, between parallel lines together
with all the buildings and improvements there's
on, as per plan.
balance In one year, for note secured by special
moftsag and vendors privilege: said note 10
bear per cent interest from day Of sale until
paid. the property 10 be kept insured and policy
transferred tg vendor. per cent attorneys fees
In case Of suit; the. taxes payable In 1871 and
1878 to be assumed by purchaser.
Ten per CT mt OF the adjudication price to be
paid to the auctiUneer at the moment Of sale.
Act of sale bsfore ]. +. Meunier. notary public.
Ily8p icy 1G ~ 80
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DIR. FAkISEs.

A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
Recent cases cured IL short time. Long stand
Ing constitutional ailments are treated with I'M
paralleled success. Spermatorrhpa, Seminal
as the result Of evil habits In youth or excesses
which produce some Of the following effec s: AS
emissions, blotches debility. despos dency
constipation, G. infusion of ideas. and uniting
the victim for business or marriage, are speedily
ciusively to the treatment Of certain class s Of
diseases must possess great skill In that special
". A medical pamphlet for tw" stamps.
Medicines supplied. Consultation free. Cures
guaranteed. Hours: a. m. to D. m.: Sundays
from Ia m. to .. m. Office No. "a Exchange
Place. between Canal and Customhouse.
nzy1a
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
83 and b Canal street. New Orleans.
- TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS

I am of the same Opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufac-
turing interest of our native State In order to
which would otherwise go to the North at home
About year ago started my Factt ~ and by
using the best material and paying my hands
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to increase my Factory. I would
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only OF
the city. but OF the whole country TO give me
their aid and announcement. Come and see ma
de1sly J@0. HANSEN
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
NEW OHLEAHH, or. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES.


DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
will depart and arrive as follows. from Cslliops
stree depot from 1877.
DHPART. ARRIVE.
Express No. 6 $50 .. NIL Express No. 1880 a. m
Express No. g. G $50 a. IN. Express No. 4. ss25 am
:. Nos. and run daily, ana daily except
Sunday
through to Cincinnati, louisville, Chicago Gal
70 and Milan, Tenn, without change, and for st.
Louis sleeper is taken on OF Milan, enabling
passengers to 90 through without leaving the
train.
Friday evenings train makes no connection
at Duuu6fn for Chicago.
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
and MoComb City.
Leave New Orleans $3.50 p. IN. Saturday: md
1880 a. m. Sunday
Arrive s320 D. IN. Sunday. and s;15 q. m, Mon
day,
Tickets for sale aud information giysn st N
Camp street. corner Common. under City Hotel
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
II. d. FRosr. General Manager. ,nhl
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES. COR
ner of Ursulines and IRENE streets. Sec
oud District: on Love street. between Kerr
lerec and Columbus streets. Third District
on Annette street, between Urauhart and
Morales streets. Third District: and eleven
lots Of ground in Carrollton.
Succession OF MRS. j. o. CHALON.
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Rnmta NO. X-NaY Line.

Over the same lines to Wilmington ms by Route
MOL. Thence by Special Paflor Oars to Ports
mouth. Va. Thence, al $3.50 u. III. daily Except
BAY LINE to Baltimore Thence BY New Yors
Express, arriving In New York at 2.o5 y. IN.
sixtY-nhe hours run-ony seven hours in
undistufbed nights rest aud superior accom-
mndationE upon the Ghasanaaka HhH.
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SPLENDID COTTAGE HOUSE

Oh
GnANDE ROUTE ST. JOHN, THIRD DIS
TRICT,
And
PIECE or GROUND IN THE THIRD Dis.
TRICT.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction SALES.
by placids !. Spear.

VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Tefpsiehorn street. between PrFtania
4 and Coliseum Place First District
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BY Albert Paul.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SILVER, PLATED AND CKOOKERY WARE
JEWELRY, Splendid SICK CHAIR. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW E. p MAoIAs.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 40 900.

NO. %, 200.
Try ALBERT PAUL Aucti ,neer-Offfce 45
= Chartres street-on MONDAY. July /, 1877.
~ II O'clock q. M, by virtue of an order Of the
Hon. a. ~. Tdssor, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated June 1,
1877. VIII be sold at public auction, al the resi-
ae1cs no. = ~, Peter street between Burgundy
IA, "A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNT-
TIRE, SILVEkWAhE. etc
Tarne--t'aSh In II & Trane,rr >o,,, 100,
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The same time always as by any ether line
pn1lmnn alnnninn Cars tn nnalika

Pullman sleeping Cars to Opelika.
Solid Day Trains thence to Augusta, with
Pnlman Sleeping Cars attached at Macon Tor
Wilmington.
Through train. Wilmington to Richmond and
New York, with Elegant Parlor Cars attached to
Riehm6nd=t thence Pullman Sleeping Cars to
New York
ALL CHANGES AT SEAEONABLE HOURS
AND INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED OARS,
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by Hcey Macon Il o'Ccnnor.

DOUBLE AND SINGLE COTTAGES AT AUG.
TION
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Succession of Mary Staub. wife Of John A.
Michel.
Second District Court, parish of Orleans
No. 3g,417
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
HY 8. fsuinanlt.
sttrCEas1oN or JtLEa nEaoN

SUCCESSION OF JULES BEaON.
10y h. GUlNAULr. Auctionsgr-O Office corner
- OF Exchange Alley and Blenville street
SATURDAY, June 30, 1917. will be sold at IA
o'clock m. at the Merchants and Auetioneers'
Exchange. loyal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets. by virtue OF pn order from
parish Of Orleans, dated Goth May 1877
,TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS Or GROUND.
situated In MeDonoeh, designated by Mos. 10
Decatur, Monroe and Madison streets, ,,ieasufs
Ing sixty three feet eleven inches Two lines front
on deArnas street. by one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten inches five lines In depth and
fronting Monroe street, where 1t forms the cor
ner, together with frame house Of four rooms
with gallery and two cabinets. cistern priyy. etc
Bee plan al the Exchange.
Terms One half cash, and the residue of the
purchase price payable IN one year with interest
at eight per cent from the day of The adjudiea-
ton. TIE building to be insured In sum 10
be fixed by the public administrator and the
policy to be transferred to him. LIZ case of SUIT
for the recovery OF the purchasers note, I've per
cent lawyers fees to be at the expense Of said
purchaser
Act Of sale before p. A. peyreux. notary pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser, including
all the taxes payable in 1873 beside the price OF
adiudichtton. inyHo iee IL % 30
EUCCESSTON OF BAPTTsTE DDfItiAH ut
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VALUABLE DIAMOND EARRINGS.
SUCCESSION OF ADELAIDE vINoT, WIDOW
SAMUEL N. HITE

by g.. GUTNAULT. Auctioneer - SATUR-
ID DAY, June 20, 1877. will be sold, ut u o'clock
M. Mt the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. by virtue Of an order from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans dated October Q, 1876
one PAIR OF RICH DIAMOND Il ARRINGS
Terms-Cash, payable on the spot.
le2G % 30
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RAILROADS.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTES no ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.
ReorganIsed for the summer cf 1877.

Working out Of New Orleans via the N. o. and
NJ. X. H., and presenting the following attractive
lines to the attention Of all North bound Tour
lists and Tfavslers
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCrION SALES.
-y~-~a4SSSe sS~ys.S.
by P1acide j. Spear.

IMPROVED PROPERTIES ON JEANNE AND
ELMfRA STREETS, THIRD DISTRICT.
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or Hours, new orleans to New York.

via Montgomery, Columbus. Macon, Augusta
Wilmington. hiehtnond,
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Icertify the above and foregoing to be a trus
copy Of the original act extant in the reeords d
my office. In faith whereof grant these pres
ents under my official hand and seal NJ tsSeify
day Of June. A ID. 1877. ~ F9
ANDREW HERO.
Je4 Notary Public
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ARTICLE SIXTH.

This act Of incorporation may be changed
modified, or altered. or this corporation dis
solved with the ass mt Of three-fourths of thu
capital thereof. at any general meeting OF thu
stockholders of said eorpor ton. convened fol
such purpose. after ten DAYS notice OF suel
meeting shall have been given in two news
papers pnhliahed in the city II New Orleans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27
V Fi .UHFI M --I Ca;,lls,'tol,'rlia. t D

ali sassi sgal4 rf#ley.tf 4st.4 -sa.. 4 s4 x
 Mothers may have rest and their babies may have health. if they will use Dr. Pitchers Castoria for Wind Collie. Worms, Fevefishness, Sour Mouth, Group, or Stomach Complaints. It is entirely vege table preparation. and contains neither mineral phene nor alcohol It is pleasant to take honey, neither gags nor gripes, and is superior to any dy in existence. ~ IA @*4 -. '+.5'' '- :s''
 pr. E. Dimoch, of Dupont, Ohio. says: 'N S@.,'
 ''Iam using CAsroRIA in my practice with the most signal benefits and happy results, and lind it per feet substitute for Castor Oil" TIT sf yx3 Eaa fs
 This is what every one says. Many nurses in New York use the CAsToRIA. It is prepared by Messrs. B. RosT Co.,, successors to Samuel Pitcher. M. D. 17-Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-09-27
"- r,-
 ...Ei-r as... u4 ..t
 -.. ... =.. .+.t.tl. -r.s Centaur r.. F.. ~ ..-r -, .. LINIMENfS.

One thing is now thoroughly established. Never pan has there been any thing which went SO far.
 pain annihilator and curative agent the Centaar Liniments. These Liniments have within the past year cured more cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, stif-jolnts, Caked Breasts, swellings, Poisonous Bes Burns Lame Animals. etc.. etc.. than all other remedies combined. As the name of Centaur implies half horRe half man, the Centaur Liniments for man and beast. But not the same Linimsnt. The White Linment is for and the Yellow for horses and animals. Herein this Eminent differs from all other remedies, although some of the ingredients alike in each. They contain the wel-know Witch Ha- gel, Arnica, Carbolic, Rock Oil, Mentha and other powerful ingredients. ...... ...
 wm. H. Hickox, Rector of St. Johns E. Church, Wakefield, Clay Co.,, Kansas, writes: "Many years have been suffering from Weak Back, caused from Q spl ain more than40 years ago. have not found any thing to relieve me until commenced the use of Centaur Eminent. feel it my Christian duty n- form you that by its wonderful effects am entirely relieved of pain. January 22d, 1S76."
 Messrs. J. Mconre & Co.,, Druggists Cincinnati, O., say:
 ''Teamsters pronounce ths Yellow Centaur Llniment superio. to any thing they have ever used. We sell several dozen bottles per month, and the sale is stead lily increasing" These are only samples of thousands upon thous- ands of similar testimonials reaching every month All the Extracts, Embrocations, saves and Ontments in existence not doing one-tenth the good which is done by these admirable Centaur Liniments. For Fos bites, Stings. Outs Itch Salt Rheum. etc.. there is nothing like the Centaur Liniment, White Wrapper For Spavin. Ring-bone. Sweeney, Wind Calls, rol evil Scratches etc., on horses, the Yellow Centaur Liniment is equally good. They gre certain in their effects they pleasant to use they handy and they are cheap. No family should be without Gen. taur Iiniments. They are worth one hundred times their cost. tI rtt a. .--..s R.. l--=5
 .. J. B. ROSE Oo.. 46 DEy ST. NEW YORK.
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Political Notes.

President Lincoln used to be called slow,
even by many true friends, but he always
came out right; and there is every reason to
believe that President Hayes is pursuing the
same judicious policy to the same noble sue
cess.-Boston Journal.
The tendency of President Hayes's policy,
says the New York Evening Post, is to
build up two respectable and powerful parties
in the Southern States and, unless human
nature in its political outgrowth is different
at the South from what it is anywhere else.
these two parties will take care that the col.
ored voter is protected in his equal rights.
Postmaster General Key said, in chat
with the Philadelphia Times correspondent
"They must remember that the President
must be governed in great measure by the
men who placed him in power-his Repunli-
can advisers. The Southern men can't ex-
pect 20 have things done exactly in their
way"
One thing is certain, that the President has
not altered one jot or title of his determine,
ton that military interference on the part OF
the general government in the local affairs OF
the Southern states shall cease, and that this
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shall be an accomplished fact before the as
semblng Of the special session of Congress-
OeSpdtch TO the Boston Journal.

shall be an accomplished fact before the as
semblins Of the special session Of Congress-
despatch to the Boston Journal
Fernando Wood has been talking 10 Chi
cago Times reporter: ''He thought that the
Democratic party was great living power,
and that it tomorrow every one of its lead
ers were to leave its ranks and John Doe
were to be nominated for President of the
United States he would receive as large a
vote as was cast for Mr.. Tilden." This is a
compliment not only to Mr.. Tilden but to the
intelligence OF the great party.
There need be no fear that the Southern
question will be an open one or that the
Pres dent policy Will be still undetermined
when Congress shall reassemble in extra ses-
sion. The administration certainly does not
anticipate any delay that can prevent the
presentation to Congress of its southern pol
icy as an accomplished fact. The expecta-
ton now is that long before the intervening
two months are ended some adjustment of af
fairs both in South Carolina and Louisiana
will have been made, and the issues connect
ed with the future treatment of the South
will have been definitely presented to the
country. .-DeSpGtch to Nele York Tribune.
The attorney general is rapidly coming to the
conclusion that he has not done one very big
thing for himself ia giving up life position
on the supreme bench of Massachusetts, TO
accept the precarious tenure of place in the
cabinet, with all its attendant annoyances
and Inconvenience. His judicial turn of
mind and his habits are put TO sore test by
the crowd of place hunters and other people,
who take. up almost his entire time. In
speaking of the subject to-day to a senator
he said: You see before you the biggest fool
in Massachusetts. / gave up a place which
suited me exactly, and where was comfort
| ably and permanently fixed, for one which
does not suit me at all. Washington Special
| TO the Baltimore San.
II is believed that some of the cabinet en-
tertained very different views as to the rela.
tions between the legality of Nichols title
and that of Packard from the view enter
tanned by some Republican Senators. The
President himself is alleged to believe that
the claims of the two governors rest entirely
upon different basis, and that while the re-
turning board of Louisiana had reyisory Judi
cial power over the returns for electors, from
which there is no appeal, yet that it has no
such jurisdiction, indeed, has no jurisdiction
| over the returns of the vote for the egisla-
| ture, but that under the Louisiana constitu-
tion the legislature is the sole Judge of the
election and qualification of its members,
| and that legislature so constituted can
alone canvass the vote for governor Wash
angton Special to the Boston Journal.
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DISCUSSING the new India title of the
Queen, a London Times writer declares that
the word "Cesar" is neither of Etruscan,
Latin, Greek, Arabic, Persian nor German
origin, but Punic word signifying an ele-
phant. He then adds: "The Julian family
are generally supposed TO have received the
name Of this beast as IAN augmentation ol
honor after the conquest and deletion of Car
thage, just as Richard is more widely known
by his name of Ceur de Lion than his
hame of Richard 1. Elephant of India,
then, is not so bad style and title after all
for it smacks both of poetry, heraldry and
predominance."