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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
THE MAINE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

THE PLANK IN REGARD 70 FRAUD EXPLAINED AND
APPROVED BY THE GUBERSAToRIAL CANDIDATE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 23.-The letter of the
Hon j. Il. Williams accepting the Democratic nOmIna
ton for Governor Of Maine contains the following
ton 10 the resolutions adopted by the nominating Con
veniiOn:
Considering the second resolution nowhere find IN II
any OF the Presidents title 20 the high
0cs which he now occupies and have no difficulty
according TO IL my full That title, though
stoutly contested, recognized and became valid
the decision Of the tribunal VIII oh acted under authority
of law to which all parties and all the States
throngn their Senator'S aud Representatives in
Congress had given their deliberate assent
me fraud charged by that resolution referred,
ders,and from the language used 10 transactions which
touk place In the discharge OF the functions Of the Re
urning Boards Of Louisiana and other States-illcga
and fraudulent acts within the competency OF those
sTaa restiyely 10 deal with, but which, in the view
taken ny inc Electoral Commission might have occurred
as alleged and yet be beyond the range OF their ursdc
ton tO judcialy determine.
Tho tnnd resolution confirms my understanding of the
scope OF tho second, rs above expressed
Presidents southern policy which In turn Is an admIs-
sion on his part VI the sOundness OF the doctrines tho
Democratic party upon that subject Tho series OF
resolutions. therefore, has my unqualified approval
WASHINGTON, Aug. pa gentleman who has
recently returned from Western Pcnnsy lyana where ho
saw and oonverscd with many OF the mnuent ill
Republicans In that part Of Tho state expresses the opn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

TRIBUNE OFFCE Aug 24-1 a m.-Durng the fair
weather which prevailed yesterday there was little
change in the pressure Of the air or the amount Of Its
moisture The rise Of temperature in the afternoon
touched go.
Partial oioudinoss with slightly cooler winds may be
expected in this city aud vicinity to-day and tomorrow
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


breeding midnight ~hte line the oscillations
of the mercury during thoss hours
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Special Notices.

po.,oaee mails tor the sess 1l
NDAY August %. 1877. Will close a. tns ohies GA
WEDNESDAY al D. m, Tor Europe by steamship Scy ma
6eep.t1y lrorr,suo~ for France 10 be forwarded
by tnls steamer be specially addressed aud 81 w
r Frame direct steamship ~ Laurent VIA liAFie on
SD Az At M Europe By steamship P0mmerania
VIA Plymouth ChorOourg And HamDllgt On SAIl bDAh,
and North Of Ireland. Oy stsainsh .
fthoia via Neville and Glasgow. and ~ 30 ~ Tor Ger
via southampton aud Breineu
for Great Britain and france % De 0rwarol
by tnis must De specially addtcsse anu AZ j. M
or Europe by steamship Brainlc via Queenstown iDe
scytha AID Branic do not ake mans ot Del'
arg sweden aud Norway The mails for tho Mest Indies.
via BulnGda 81 Thomas and Havana and 81 lhons
Leave New August 30 The nails iog CHINA and Japan
se -an FrauclscS September l. The mails Tor AUSTRALIA.
efc leave Nan Francisco, september IL. - .
August Is 1911. i. l. JAMES fOs'uasiNI.
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The seaside Library


49, 1HE WOOING OF, By Mrs Ale3ander 20
XXI THE MYSTERY, ~ Mrs Henry Wood. ~
~ ANTONINA by Miikie col ins lbOuDe NOl---.... =
80. IVASHOE, by Sir Walter SCOT goo ~ J
Sold by sent postpaid, on receipt 81 rr"
L. LAiIlGE MI MO. - Berkman 50. ~ Nv. B urk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

Aggregate sGi3.O9i 7G7SGi4 800, ioGSG7G ll5'slo
EXPORTS OF FOREIGN COMMODITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24

Total value Of man - $500. - 49, ia
uflcuIeS iUJl ftNs@oV'p'
Total val. OF -. 80.
ciaud c(ulI $50, 237, 63S 59iSl6,91l b325ooOoo
Total val. OF gold go,
and silver coin. sB,SJIl29 5OO3 BAS0 43,loJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

took q sc with the understanding that If
there was not sufficient evidence to convict
on the trial of the case, he would always
ask the Judge and jury for the acquittal of
the prisoner; had not heard the evidence
for the defense in this case, but thought he
could convict the accused, who has been re-
leased on nOlle prOsequi.
Armand C0mmagere-R side at No. 295
Urquhart street; always was a Republican;
voted the Democratic ticket at the last
election; was waited upon by Mr.. Young,
who informed me that he had been ap-
pointed as one of the supervisors of regis
trstion in the sixth ward; refused to accept
the appointment for the reason that only
Republicans were being appointed, and the
election was therefore not to be fair one.
Judge George P. Davis, chief clerk of
the Returning Board, was the next wit
ness. He had resided in this city for sew
eral months; formerly resided in Baton
Rouge; was judge in that parish; was
forced to resign the positin and had to
leave, as bis lite was not safe, and came to
this city to live; was appointed clerk of
the Returning Board; was never present
during any of the sessions of the board
only in the capacity of clerk; had q num-
Der of other clerks under him who copied
from the returns sent to him by the board
Mr.. Casanave, and another clerk of the
Returning Board, were examined.
The committee then adjourned until to-
day at ten o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
THE HOUSE INVESTIGATING COM.
hIITrEE.
Eighteenth Day.

The Morrison House committee assem-
bled shortly after eleven o'clock yesterday
morning and began work, ihsre being
present Messrs. Morrison, jerks and
TOwneeDd.
Mr.. William Orion, president of the
Western UaiOn Tel graph Company, was
called as the fist witness, and as that
gentleman Is at his home in New York, he
failed to ans er when his name was called,
and resolution was passed putting him in
contempt OF the House Of representatives
in failing TO appear and produce the tele-
grams wanted bE the committee in answer
to a snbpens, aud the chairman of the Gem
mittee was directed to notify the House of
its action.
The committee went iato executive ses.
SION, and 30 remained for about an hour.
After the doors ere opened, Ell Johnson,
| cOlOred, was called-Lived in COncordia
| parish; was Republicans; voted the Dem
0eratic ticket lAst election; changed his
politics voluntarily as no thought he would
/ make better living; was threatened sew
eral tunes after eleCtlQu for having voted
the Democratic tickets dees not know who
threatened him.
Judge ] aimee g. Leach. OF TensRa parish,
| was the next witness. He Testified that be
had been employed BY eome acitizenH Of
the thirteenth Judiciary diatsiot. moafly
/ ali Republicans, ~ prosecute David Young
/ tbs tFsaaurer Of tths school board; always
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

The queen of the libby lie generally of
two types. The first is a superb specimen
of beauty, the latter of brains. The beauty
of the lobby is but rarely seen. She lives
quietly, but in perfect taste, at the very
best hotel. She is either bright blonde,
with abundance of tawDy hair, 1.-the in
form and shspely of limb, with the clearest
and most perfect complexion, or else she is
of that soft, smOoth-skinned type which be-
longs to the semi tropical woman of strong,
jet black hair, and complexion like mag
softness, and eyes jet black sometimes and
at others the softest hazel brown eyes, Ian,
guild and indolent In their lustre, until some
thing rouses them, and then they CLEAN
like those of q startled leopard. One might
look and admire, but should pref 70 tax q
my chances safely in the embrace of Indis's
fercest tiger rather than in the willowy
arms of one of these beauties WaShingtoh
Letter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

EMr. Cortlandt Parker, of Newark, New
Jersey, who was present at the open ses-
siOns of the Louisiana Returning Board, has
written q letter to friend in st. Louis, Civ
ing his Judgment on the boards work. In
summing up he says: II will add that the
conduct of this board was so sorupulously
fair, their patience under very aggravatipg
circumstances so great, their disregard OF
mere f0rmalities SO pronounced, their sense
of justice so apparent, that shall be great
ly surprised, especially after what, as al
ready stated, know of some of the evil.
denee, if their decision shall not be sus-
tanned by the rest of it. The Democratic
COMP Iint against them, so far az could
gather at New Orleans. and as apparent
from subsequent criticism, is that they
overlooked technical matters in order to
get at the very right of the case; and ascer-
tain whether or not there had been a fair
vote. This disposition on their part has
not seemed to me either wrong Or dishonor-
able"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

ing of these Republicans had the effect OF
intimidating the rest.
Senator Howe, who conducted the cross
examination on these points, seemed sur.
prlsed that the simple arrest of six or
sevea Democrats ia other parishes, and
their subsequent discharge without prose
eution should have the effect of alarming
the Democrats of Oaachits, and that the
killing and wounding of eleven Republicans
in Ouachita had no effect on the other Re-
publicans of that parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Rave THIS DAY SOLD OUT TIE
auction and commission busine.s carried on
by me a. No. 50 CHstomhOuse str e.. 70 Msssrs.
Henry and Leuia stern. they TO collect All the
atasta and assuming sll liabilities.
IN returning EOlict for my successors the al on
age 80 literally bsat9Nsd uEon ne. ...,,....,.
New Orleans, January 2, 1871.
Referring to the above card, we, she uRder-
s'RnAd have this day formed a copAFtaerahip
under the name and stylo Of g. stern Co.. for
tlse purpose Of cOnd eetisg the auction and COLA
HRnRY eTKRN,
LOUIS STERN.
Rev OH ems, IanuAEy 8. ls74. tA3 q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

At the assizss in Burgundy provincial
advocate is pleading the case of prisoner
charged with theft, and thus concludes his
imprisoned address to the jury: "My
client, the prisoner, is accused of theft
Suppose he has stolen. r member, gentle
men of the jury, the words of our Saviour
to the Magdaien, and let that one Of you
who is without ain cast the first stone"
The jury find sv. rdict of guilty without
leaving the box.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
EVENING SESSION.

Colonel Robert Richardson. of Ouachita,
occupied nearly the whole of the session.
Mr. Richardson is lawyer, aud gave much
the same testimony as Mr.. McEnery, a
large portion of 1t being devoted to the
schools. He was 10 some doubt IS to who
constituted the board that appointed the
teachers. He, also, was not quite certain
as to the offices of parish attorney aud dM-
triet attorney pro tenn. But he was GER
tain, as Mr.. McEnery was. that the Demo
Gratis of the hill ward of Ouachits were
very timid about entering into the can
vass of 1876 or fOrming Clubs. They had
given him AS q reason that their neighbors
Of the parishes If Lincoln, jackson and
Claiborne mad been arrested and put in
irons by United States Msrshal Seel-
We and United States troops, and
they feared that the same treatment
would be given them These parties, he
said. we're charged with otfenses, but were
all Democrats There were one in Lincoln.
one IN jackson, naming them, and four or
Ave in Claiborne, al leading Democrats.
He did not see the warrants but did see
the parties who we're brought to Monroe,
and knew they had never been tried for the
cffeusFsc charged. bat we're discharged after
eleatioa. Theme facts made the Democrats
of OuaChita alarmed aboHt lOiuiDg CLUBS
and actively oaBvassing, though none Or
them had been arraeted, fearing they would
be arrested IL they did. He WAS not posi-
tive about the vote Of Lincoln, perhaps over
100 and less than 1000; or Ut jackson that
might be 1900 Democratic votes in 1874
Being asked If he knew 0f the murder Of
Republicans in Ouaohitas Col0nel Richard
son stated be believed that Ave Republicans
were killed and nix shOt OF wounded theEs
hA6wean August Is and November I. Id
did not consider that the killing and wound
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

khSA ING AFFAIR.-A difficulty occurred
Jana arter of seven o'clock last evening
Dcery at the corner of Franklin and
De streets, between one Travers and
N,OF man King, during which the former
~ iously cut in the abdomen by the
80" Who made his escape. The wounded
and Is Immediately taken in charge by
TUE BIDS, who conveyed him to his resi-.
efore the nature of his wound could
rtainad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
rIeana Railroad.

zRy sas and New Orleans Railroad.
NoUAHst every day developes something
m regard to the Importance of the
lind New Orleans railroad. The ma
!, EaN for q new saw mill. which 10 TO be
ct Beaumont by Olive & Sternber-
'ght arrived at Galveston and will go
,epnl m early next week. IL will take four
carry 10. This machinery was con-
bud 4sa in Philadelphia and has a ca
ia COD ef SO 600 feet Ter dsy. Messrs. Olive
aberger are confident of having II in
a. =, and at work before the fifteenth of
a g. NY. T. w. Pierce, president of the
Route, has given them a elntraot for
- orOss-ties for his road. The Central
1cV INeed con tract with them for $50, 600,
d Paul BremOnd has tent forward
~-~c~ kion to cut 10000 ties for the East
lest Texas Narrow Gange railroad,
WOnderly Lumber Company, Of
ans Rapids, Michigan, have been in cor
fence with President Crosby for
'0UF ma looking to the removal of their
y Una 3nachinery to the banks of the Sa-
-Amsl 10 has a commercial capital Of $S5O,-
k. has been offered q contract TO saw
c00 feet 10 begin with, with the as
hal' A that orders will be given to keep
of L ~ ia full operation for an indehni
ich a. Of time. IL is nearly certain that
1oval will be made at an early day.
supply OF timber along the ROAD 10
A. w as inexhaustible. There is and
Benstte an inexhRustible demand for it.
at II has the area of great empire as yet
% Maed, unCnltivated, uninhabited-s
one. rich 80 that Of the heart of Europe
lsE. Naval days and equally as able 10
nance as dense 3 population a. ia there
10 does not require a prophet to fore
~ great a factor this lumber VIII be
g., 4nture.
stHd iron for 100 new cars have
W. Rnr Viewed They are to be built, and
ana being contracted by Peregoy 81
Bed ar w0Fks In this city. Long trains
sohss' BIT airs being received at H0ueton
png the line. Nothing of the kind
me here before. Every paReeng ger
(, be more than one car load of people
,,~-.~~~ ID merchants Of Houston will Ouly
Entee Htocka, they will secure the undi-
fade of eighteen counties which be-
ERHh*y did not got a dallaE of. Their
In HiOns are out Of debt and have
They have been too far removed
- = arket to bscome involved in speou-
ana hence are In good circum
&c IS IL is q trade very desirable, and
q = a maka an effort 10 secure 10 all,
Nv ~ Age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
TENHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO WHOM THRsR
Il presents shall come, greeting: Whereas. POlyx-
e. Alexandra Mavrogordato, wife separated in
property from her hus ard, Alexander Michel Agel-
astO bavir pure hased ut ale n ade by the civil
sheriff OF the perish of Orleans the property here
inafter described has applied to this court IN the
once o. the eeI where Il the DEE of sale
corded on the thirty first day Of oher, 1875, in
tisement in confoTmitv with seoIions 1910 to 2980
of act No. Sc Of the General Assembly of 1870
Now, Therefore, ye, and al persons interested
in end to the properly rtinsftsr des cribed, in
eqneDee OF anv informally iu the order, de-
or judgment of the court undtr which the
sale was made or any irregularities iliegaltieR
iii the RppraisemeDts ana advertisements n time
or manner of GALE or for snv Other defect whatso-
sSer, are hereby cited and admensht d in the name
OF the state of Louisiana aud Of The sixth District
Court for the parrish of Or ans to show cause with
in thirty days from the day this monitou is first
It'd in the public papers, why the sale so
IN de sbou d not be confirmed and homo ogat ed.
The property so by the sheriff, as
afOrF said, for the price of two thousand dollars
fourteenth day Of october, 1876. under writ of
heii f9cias, FLOWING luc Rnent rendered in the
~ entitled Polyxens a. inappropriate We. Alex
ander Michel Agelasto, her husband, NO 1888 on
the docket of this court.
Description of property as given in the judicial
Two lots Of ground with lie luildings and inn
prOveme1ta thereon situated in the fsubourg
aisance in The sixth District Of { is city QStts
City of Jeff f. on in TIE square bounded by St.
Charles AZ d Prytauia streets, Louisiana avenue
anh the property or late of the heire of Della
ohaise being lots Nos. IS and TO- on plan Of B.
Buis son, eYoT dated May IL, 1886 deposited in
the ,fce of o. DrOuer notary publ 10 this city,
and they MEASURE each 81 feet inches front on
ssna avenue, by depth of $50 feet between
parallel lines. Being the same prope ty acquired
Oy the defendant. Alexander 81 AgelastO at a sale
made BY the sheriff Of the parish of Orleans. on
the sixth of F. brusry, 1875 at The suit of Alexan
N. AgeRSto VS. W. K. Mills, No. 6187 On the
docket OF the Sixth District Court for the parish OF
Oreans.
New Orleans Novemt er "a 1876.
| A. SAUCER Judge.
| JoHN ]. ODRIEN. CLERK. del2 q 30 iaIlt-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

panY DecembsT a. iS76-The regular annual
meettBe OF the Stockholders VIII be he ID "a IN 9
Ohea. On TUESDAY Jaannry q between the hoHra
OF 10 D. n. ana +. M tgR the eieottSu OF seven
d rectaEa 70 serve durine the eBsning year.
The szAnsfeg books viii BE- closed sor oHe wetk
preoeedkg she eieeti0n. V0h FAL1Ofk,
ae3s I'd hscet@Fy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
00NSTABLES' SALES.

p. Mnrtin va. MIR. md Mrs. Walker in SO
lido, and William Washington inteTyenoi,--
First Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans
ny VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FIERl
I'D facias to me directed by the Hon. W, T. bous-
ton first Justice Of the peace IN and for the parhh
OF Orleans, will proceed TO sell at pubic aucti )h
at my OH ca No 1853 Julia street, on TUESDAY,. jan
nary O. 1871 at UweIve o'clock NJ. the following
desel feed prOpAFfy. to Wit
All, fHE RIGHT, TfrLE AND INTEREST Of
Mrs Walker, 10 and TO q certain Judgment In favor
of MIS- Walker and against PafrlcK Martin in the
Seventh Justice Court, pariRh Of Ollesns, and en-.
titled MIRA Walker We. Pattek Martin" 40. 6oIG OF
tn = docket OF aid Seventh Justice Court.
Seized In the above entitled aud numbered suit,
de2s jas 8 " jim P WOOD, Constable.
A. Rochereau a. Ce. vs.. .. Brieugne a. a..
2. Geuerelli-Third Justice Cunt for the Parish
OF Orleans, No. 229T.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlBRl Pa
ID eias TO me directed by the Hon. John
eMonner third Justice OF the peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
viii proceed to sell st public auction. on the prem
ises No. CAL Mage zine street, on TUESDAY, Janu-
airy 9, 1877 AZ twelve o'clock NJ, the following
'oSR STEAM RNeTNF, TWO COPPER BOILERS,
ONE COUNTER, ONE SIX AND oEB Lot or
sHsLYING. etc.
Seized 10 the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
de2s ja3s JOSEPH DKMoRUBLLE, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

le dispatch to Secretary Morrill,,
Orleans naon, saya the impression prevails
q. pRRA rW that Hayes has been legally
1DAM And sill Be iaauguratad, and that
QomHl qeeuea koyernnaRe bends aea ad-
kEaA csnci9aa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

u MENTIoN.-Mr. Henry Audry yes
selh assumed his duties as secretary to the
va his Charitable Association, and was
dai assisted by his predecessor, MIR. q.
an. Chief Engineer O'ConnOr and
oks' FER Chevallier needed no assistance,
succeeded themselves in Otiiee.
,tss or five FIRE alarm boxes were broken
ries night by malicious persons, for the
5 IT as is supposed, of interruptinR the
foE es of the successful candidates at
: ~ ual election of the Firemsn's Chari-
. nm AssOeiatiOn.
, der ~ Porter, q lively lad, had some gun
'Okls that he wished to destroy, at his
eiA No. 6l5 TchoupitOulas street. He
ed in demolishing it on the first
, as tossing it into fiery furnace. He
ayin little time to watch the progress Of
nhe pertinent, as the stuff turned to
=, In an instant, tingeiDg him about the
b bandp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Notice New Or cans, December a., 1876 The
annual eleotisn for ta enty- ave directors of the
Lafayette Fire Iosul alce Company will !. held at
its office, No. 623 Magazine sret {, on TOl SDAfs
Jsnuary 9, 1871 bstWeen The hours OF a. NJ. and
2PM NJ. LOUIS MATHIS
de29 I'd Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Once of the New Orlesn s GaslIRhG CoaB-
pany. Dec mbsr ~, 18f6-A dividel of -FOUR
DOLLARS Per shsie, villa ba paid o TIE stock Old
ers GA MONDAY, Jauuary Is, tut OF the ca nlnRa
OF tn psat ak months. VUR, VALLOtS,
deit I'm SAni efarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

Ofilce jefferson City GasasRht Company
New hlssns Dtcenbrr co. l676.-At meeting Of
the Board Of Directors hola On the twelfth in
stant, 3 dvidend OF 1H8kB PR CENT was de-
Ella Cd, payable TO the stockholders on aud after
the second aenday in January next.
d42l I'd CHARLES FERNANDO Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03
REMOVALl

RKMOVAL....."..... ......
q. F. WALKER
EAs YenovsA
WSs ESQ nRnsMEsn
NKW 0nkRAz
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-03

New ORLEANS Mo- dty, November q, 1876.
ENOUR'T MKT PURSUANT TO ADJOURNMENT
~ PreseLt, the Hon. II. c. llngs, district Judge
On mot GA Of AOrnor 4 Benedict, st ornsss Tor
plaintiff and on showing 10 the mt that this lie
suit commenced in this henC ratle eourt 10 en-
force legal and eq uiiabe lien upon real estate
within tits district, and that The GefendBnt.
Joseph StAs cen rot BE- found in this district, and
is reported to have gone to California, per the
marshapS return herein IT is Crtered oY the court
that sad absent de'en6 at, joseph Stas, appear,
autwer or demur hereir, on or before the fifteenth
day Of January 1871, at Ii A NJ, aud thai this or
der be served on Eai1 def rdant, If practicable.
AMI upon the person OF persons IN pcesss ion of
tins aiOt aid real state # any tbeIe D. and that
his order be publ shea in iha New orleans Re pub
ho4H q drily newspaper Of tots city cpte wee TX
tor six CoRseCu ttye weeks.
certify the foregoing IN be a true copy from the
original record IN tbs Otic5. Wine my hand
aud seal OF said court at tine city OF New orleans,
this twenty--ighth lay If NV. miller, lb76.
no29 law ct a. WODt FLhf, Clerk.