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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-10-30

TIE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATInN.-
IN our last Issue We presented figures l ON
our Auditors books showing the average val,
NC Of the lands Of this county, outside OF
Of these lands is 81, l0,g 1873. The taxes on that
amount ut the present assessment w mills
amount to $l0,jH.I.. Tho Fonrd Ct Equal
cation by It's recent arbitrary action, decides
that the above lands shall be raised 10 an aH,
craec of s. per acre. which would gives total
| valuation of 81 ,Gjl ,!ES, on which II TAX OF "?
mills would produce Sl5.SlG.3. Now let us SEE.
what the difference is between this amount
OF taxes, SD. Sli.6; which the state Board oil
EQUALIZATION demands that Lexington! oun-
Is shall pay on her lands OutSlds OF towns,
and the taxes paid on the same lands III inc
year $50, when We were undar Tic hceiS OF
the Radical thieves. In that year the lands
were under the same assessment, an average
OF 81 per acre, total value 81, lM,G9. The tax
levy that year was for State purposes Ii MUS
aud for colIuiy 2A mills, mal;!ng Il total OF
lUS,a39, yielded SlI.9sl.l7. 1t will thus be seen
that taxes next year OH lands outside OF
towns in this county, If the levy lclnalrS tie
same as ut present ~ mills. will, b." si3,Sl6:.
under the Radicals, was only Sli 9sIi7, max
ing n difference In mvor OF the Radical nd.
ministration Of SS2i.i6. Again, II the TAX OF
Sl5,SlG.G} which as above shown, the STATE
board demands, had to be raised on the pres.
cnt valuation Of our lands 81, ,G'0, 1t would
require Il levy of AZ to produce IT, when
would be u mill more than the Radical levy
of 1873. We have made the calculations ut W
mills from the fact that that Is the present
rate and we do not know that the Board has
any definite knowledge that the next Lrgisla'
turc will reduce 1t. This unjust and arbitrn'
ry action, If carried out, will take from the
people of this county s., 22.2l per annuni. OF
SD, IGI.U o. IN five years, the length of time
such equalization is Intended to continue In
force.
We are pleased to see that other comfy pa,
| pers are discussing this subject with glove on
the position Of the State Board SO clearly I'M
Just, that reconsideration will fullow.-Ldt
caster Ledger.
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Only One BCx.

We understand that there is some
doubt as to the number Of boxes to be
opened at each election precinct, and also
as to the hours for opening and closing
the polls. The printed circulars of the
Election law sent: to each County Chair
man, and also to the Commissioners and
Managers of Election, direct that there
shall be but one boz at each election pre-
cinct, and that the polls shall be opened
at sic in the morning and closed at sic IN
the evening". This is the law.
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Election Managers.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF ELEcTIoN,)
ADDEvILLE COUNTY,
October, Z, 1878.
THE Election for Member to Congress
l. from Third Congressional District,
and for Senator, five Representatives,
Judge of Probate, School Commissioners,
and three County Commissioners for
Abbeville County is fixed by law 70 be
held OH the FIRST TUESDAY In
NOVEMBER. The law also establishes
voting precincts for Abbeville
County at the places mentioned below.
We, the Board Of Election Commits
%sioners, do hereby appoint the following
Managers OF said Election to act at the
several Precincts in the County, to wit
A6beuiue Court House.
John w. Sign,
Jones +. Miller,
John G. Douglass.
Calhoun's Mills.
r. A. McCaslan,
VIM. Wilson,
Thomas McAlister.
Wilmington.
John F. Calhoun.
+. NJ. Mitchell,
II. X. Gilbert,
C%okesbu'y.
+. D. Conner,
David Aiken,
VIM. r. Richey.
Greenwood.
s.. B. Hodges,
G. G.. Waller,
7. Fl. Walker.
Nincty-Siz.
r. +. McCaslan,
J. A.. Richardson,
L.. NJ. Moore.
DonnuLdsviIe.
J. w. Mattison,
w. L. Bnrmore,
j. H.. Cheatham.
Due Vest.
James Pratt,
james McGiIl,
J. 4. Todd.
Centreuiue.
R.T. Gordon,
w. Il. Milford,
P. G.. Suber.
Ciles' Cross Roads.
John c. Chiles,
n. W.. Lites,
q. NJ. Sibert.
Lowndesvillc.
j. Is. Moseley,
L. G. Maulden,
IT. McDili.
Magnolia, Mrs. HaskeH's.)
Ed. Calhoun,
J. s. Wilson,
S. G.. Riley.
Long Cane, (Doug,ass' Mius.)
W.. r. Cowan,
Frank Henry,
r. Ii. Hughes.
Cedar Springs.
John E.. Bradley,
John A. Devlin, >
j. Lewis brennan.
McEeH1rck's Mill.
+. L. Trueitt,
D. J. Wardlaw,
j. G. Jennings.
Bradlcy's Mills.
J. G. Lindsay,
a. L. McCaslan,
Il. NJ. Jay.
The above appointed Managers will
meet the Board Of Commissioners, of
Election at Abbeville Court House OH
Monday the 4th November. to receive
boxes, papers and necessary instruc-
tons.
j. w. PERRIN, Chairman.
JOHN r. PARKS,
JOHN WRIGHT,
At Commissioners.
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State Of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.
COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
In re estate of Thomas J. OutZ, deceased.
Petition for Settlement and Discharge.
TIAkE notice that Mary 4. Williams, Ad-
lniniStratriX of the estate of Thomas J.
Outz. deceased, has applied to this COur. for
Il discharge from her trust.
1t j. ordered, that Friday, the 29th day Of
November, 1873. be fixed rs the day for the
scttlrmrn: of said estate and discharge OF
Administrators.
e.. 81 j. FULLER LYON,
J. Pro. 4. c.
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Sherif's Sale.

w. A. Lee, VS.. J. Y. Jones.
Execution.
virtue Of an Execution to me directed
. III the above stated case, ! will sell at Alb
neville Court House on Saturday the I'd, day
of NOVEMBER next, within the legal hours
OF sale, the following personal property, viz
SORREL HORSE "BOB'
Birdie AND SADDLE,
BUGGY AND HARNESS,
l CLOCK & SOFA LOUNGE,
levied on rs the property Of J. Y. Jones, al
the suit Of the above stated Plaintiff.
Sherif's Office ROBERT E. HILL.
Oct. Is, 1878. Sheriff.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

Sheriff IS Sale.
P. ZclI & Son and Bowie & Moore, VS.. J. l..
ShumatC.
Executions.
DY virtue of sundry Executions to me d.
. rectcd, I will sell ut Nincty-Six village Oh
Friday the LIST day or NOVEMBER next,
within the legal hours Of sale, the following
personal property, viz
ONE IRON SAFE
levied on as the property OF J. l.. Shumate Mt
the suit Of the above stated Plaintiffs.
TERMS CASH.
ROBERT +. HILL,
Shcriff's Oficc,l S. y. G.
Oct. 10th, 1879
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The Abbeville papers of this week publish
the premium list OF the Abbcvillc Fair which
commences OH November I'D, continuing
three days. Abbevillc County was well rep
csented at the Greenville fair, SO let Green.
Vile respond as generous neighbours Green
tfke NNy.
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4. J. Ellis VS.. John w. Sharp.
Warrant OH Agricultural Lien.
by virtue of a warrant to me directed In the
D above stated case, I will sell mt Hodges
Depot on Monday llth November next, with
in the legal hours of Sule. the following arti-
clcs of personal property, viz:
ONE THOUSAND $1,000 lbs COTTON IN
THE SEED AND ABOUT ~ BUSHELS
OF CORN,
lie vicd on as the property of John w. Sharp,
ut suit of ThOs J. Ellis. TERMS CASH.
II. L. HILL, Sheriff \. G.
shcriGfs. Office, OFT 80, 1873.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
! Andrew \. Noble, Executor Of Wm. Noble,
deceased, plaintiffs, against Thomas \.
Watson and Alexander Mcneil, defend
ants.
Judgment of Foreclosure, and Order OF
Court to sell.
T)y virtue of an order of the Court OF Com
ID mon Pleas for Abbcvillc County, to me
directed in the above stated case, | will sell
at Abbcvillc Court House. Oh Sulcsdhy in
November, within the legal hours Of sale, the
following Real Estate, to wit;
All that tract or parcel OF land, situated IN
said county of Abbrvillc and state aforesaid,
containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY SIX
ACRES
more or less, whercOn the defendant resides,
being the upper northwest portion .of
truc, of !27 acrrS-i3l acres OF which dcfend-
ant had hargnincd to his sister Dorthy /. Toll
brrt.-Said tract of WI acres being bounded
North and East by theh Notch Road. North
and West by the Barksdalc Ferry Road, and
south and Fast by IiarLlnbor creek.
Said premises to be sold in two tracts, platS
of which will he exhibited on day of sale.
TERNiS.-One half cash, and one half on n
credit of twelve months, secured by bond
and mortgage, with interest from day of sale.
ROBERT r., HILL,
Sheriff ~. G., 5. C..
Oct. -, ISIS. uE
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ANr1-Reupstic Flannel at Cunningham &
Temp,etpns,
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Field Crops.

BctSt ailion open to the World ,.-......""..S
D,sL Stallion ! years old, county ruiscd,"..
Best Stations years old, county ralScd,~
B:sL Gcidins3 years old, county raiscd,"..
Best l'iIly 3 years old, county raiscd,.."-.
Best Horse Colt : years old, county raised,
iicsL Marc CoIt2 ears old, county riscd,..
Best Hos. Colt year old, county raised.
Lest Mare Colt | year old, county raiscd,..
Best Mare 1 years Old, county raiScd,m...".
Best Mare and Colt, both county raised $50.
Best Mirc and Colt, colt folded In county,
Suddic anil Harness Horses.
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DISCUSSING JOP.

Ivcrson Reynolds nominated Jop r.
McKcllcr, of Smithvillc. He said that
Mr.. Mckcller was Il good Republican
one who has always stood up bravely
for the rights of the colorcd man. and he
deserves something at our hands. John
Henry G. Turner seconded the nomina-
ton, and thought Mr.. Mckcllcr well
qualified to ill the Office and would dis
charge the duties Of the position with
| satisfaction to all.
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Making the Nominations.

On motion Of Alfred Butler the Con-
ventiOn proceeded to make nominations
W. II. PARKER FOR SENATOR.
A. B. Griffin of Greenwood, nominated
w. II. Parker for the Senate. Agreed t.
unanimously.
GENERAL MCGOWAN FOE THE ROUSE
AL. Titus nominated General S. Nc
Gowan, for the house of Representatives
w. NJ. Prcssly seconded the nomination,
stating that he was the right man for tho
place. The General has always been IL
favor Of peace and harmony between all
n]arties. He will make fair representa-
tive of the whole people. 1t will DO the
Convention credit to nominate him
Unanimously nominated.
JAMES H. RICE IS
Patrick Richardson nominated James
II. Rice for the Legislature, who, he said,
is q good maj and one who will do right
by us all. Agreed to without opposition
or further remark.
A RADICAL NOMINATION THAT DIDN'T
Mitchell Goggins, II. A. Wideman and
Isaac II. White wore put III nomination.
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Mitchell Goggins, II. A. Wideman and
Isaac Ii. White were put III nomination.
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Best Jar Peach Preserves. s
Best Jar ounce Preserves, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Best Jar Pear Prcserves,-.-".....:.....w""
Best Jar Preserves any other varicty,-...."
Best Jar Plum Jelly
Best Jar Blackberry Jelly
Best Bottle Tomato Catsup,
Best Bottle Walnut CatSup,"-""......m...
Best Bottle Pepper CatSup
Fest Gallon Homemade Vinegar, ."....-".
Best = BuSllel Dried Applcs,--..."....".
Best y BuShcl PcacltS,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Best y Busllcl Dried DamsonS,.
Best Jar Cucumber lickle,m...-.-"""-..
Best Jar Mixed Pick
Best Jar Sweet Pickle,":.."::"...m:":"""-.
Best Display of dramatically sealed fruit,
moi less than tcn,
Best Gallon Chinese Syrup,...."...""" "",
Best Sample Chinese Sugar,....... .""""".
Best Brandy Peaches,
(C
Best loaf Wheat Bread, S
Best loaf COrn Bread,
Best loaf ltusk Bread,
Best Pound
Best polgc
Best Jcilicd
Best Fruit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Best MO!aSScs Candy
Best Honey, 5'h or morc.m~"."""."""."".
.Sntirc Vines uAd .ipples, &c.
IfcSt Bottle Grape " :
Best Holtlc Blackberry Winr,.""."......
Best Bottle M~uScadlnr Winc,".~"...........
Best Dozen Table applcs,"..w"...,""""."
Best !. Dozen
Best Grapes !. dozen punches, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Best
Best Drum OF native
iSjwciui Premiums.
Greatest Commensurate variety OF products
grown and exhibited by any on.
planter includingstock and field
crops, exclusive Of garden vegetables, 5
Greatest variety Of Articles made and en-
nbited by any one Lady In the
Household department, .-.-""---:.
variety OF articles of domestic
fabric made and exhibited by any
one Lady,
matches for TWO or more entries,
Entrance fee s., Society to cGntri-
butte So Purse to be given to Win
ncr.
Also Riding Rings for young men and
BOYS, II nude up.
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Sherif's Sale.

Oct, % 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-22

ESOULENTS-P0tatoe are selling at 81 100
q: onions at 81 5000 25: apples at 81 5o@6 q
Dbl cabbages at $sD1O v 100, and "a 500 so "
cGate. t76t IA 'sF
SBAaGINa -steady ct tic In round lots; re-
failing at 11k@11sse. Baling twine at 1skc In
round lots retailing at lac. f'T
BUTTER - Moderate stock. Demand fair.
Choice New York creamery s0D31: New York
dairy, fine 29@so: New York good 26a2s; low and
medium grades 16@20. WESTERN hoiee. fresh
packed l8@18; good do 15d17; good fruit house
14@15; summer packed 1904: low grades go
IL roll wet packed 16t01s: roll tubs, 5000.
CHEESE-Prime Western factory 12A 012k Z;
good do 11A@12. New York cream 1b@15k.
.WHIsKY-.Is easy. city made selling Of irreg-
ular prices from 81 0091 03, and Western reeti.
fed OF sI o4@l 90 W gallon. ...l
sTAROH.In COCO. demandeat s@sKo In lots,
iohbing at SA@4c v rb.
WO0L-More stocks Offering than there Is de.
mand. and 1t is held above the views of buyers,
BURY is quoted at I@12c. Louisiana clear 2611c
clear lake 275SD2gc W ID.
.SALT-Stoek light. demand active. A cargo,
all coarse. sold at soc per sack afioat. We quote
prices at the. warehouse: Coarse $4,000, fine
81 0b@1 10. Turks Island neglected at $40 v
bushel 0 Table salt in pockets 1k@7,sc each. as
PaOiUtJLTRY-old chickens 80 1904 young sac
2 50: ducks s3@s 80: geese $500; turkeys s18@1s
v dozen. IN
EddS-western 12@l4c: Louisiana 1sa15c "a
RICE-Is firm. No. 2 sH@4e, common 4l@5c.
ordinary 5A(15asc. fair bk@bac. good 57s@6l6
prime 6A@6s4e. choice exc v fb.
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Domestic Markets.

New YoRK. Feb. u. 1o:45 q. m.-Coffee dull
sales 1000. Memnon and 1000 mats Java coffee
bags. Refined sugar in good demand aud hold.
ers firm especially for softs. Linseed oil 62@D63
ap. IN mn.I,sngar strong, in fair demand. and
Refined sugar strong, especially for softs
CHICAGO, Feb. 2t.-Provisions opened steady
Pork x go g March s.e ~ April Lard-7.27S
short rib $40 short clear $3.50.
20 etapsd mMoEnlRE J.: ,na quiet
so .7ssl6 so IardMareh. 7.e@7sas, b cad cad
81 osss April 81 os%@i % for No. 81 Pork TX
opened at 80 A. z for April delivery.
Observation-Disclosures "A. clear. rib 6is@6A, clear
salted mIeate,sh9ulders sss@sa, clear rib 5b.
rendered-country. tx. city 8. Hogs-recefpts
3476 market steady; prices ranging from s3 IS
"a 10. Whisky steady and in fair demand Mt
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 81. 1:1s pm. Wheat red
2e CASH ~ reg e hAg nr 2 ~ aash
bid al hisher i'a a I'D Ma Mar dpi Il
cash. Whisky steady at Vi o.. Pork higher
$40 IS bid cash: $40 SAX bid March. 80
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 81, 1915 .. MIN cotton a
ding Upiands e S.e Madng orleans s 9d
Sales 10, oooe bales of which 1000 were taken for
TIvEnrooS. Feb. Il, u 80 p. m Wheat West
ern spring 1os@los lid; do winter 1ls@11s Cd.
l Flour r.. Western canal 25st927s cd. ,corn-new
Barley qe a d as go ennfe ss
ais Cd; short rib ais cd; long clear 2es short
clear s9s Hams-long cut 45s, sh9nders 22s
mess OBS: extra do 11es: prime mess s5s. Tai
low-eprime city 4os Cd. Iard-prime Western
ses. Cheese-American. choice 7os. Lard oil 46s.
Rosin-common 5s 3d. Turpentine-spirits 25s
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quality: Local demand small. and this article
RYE rLs3Uh & p light supppl PIX but
CREAM MEAL-~ss@s % on Levee and 80 50
aRffss Good supply Demand good. 80
'o 'a5MkfNY-.a rsss IS for good to choice in
PORK-The only feature of the market in
mess pork to-day was the exceptionally good
demand for actual consumption end the scarcity
To ns e5by rs uas ts s Ga
es he nh maPs sea s e
iobbing. at III 75a12. Sales bbls at iii s1ss
a1 bR ~ s sas = M I'll 4 seems to be lit
tie better and steadier tone 4 the market RI Put
r At ooss sna e paea
quote clear rib sides 'sea6's loose and packed
rates ses are e bsh
ID loose shoulders Of 4sc: 70 boxes do at 4ssc.
ae boxes x, clear Eih sides on private t tsrms
is confined to the obbng trade, with very little
oSb1ne a}iIs s@sIo T fof shoulders sassPse er
Sales--5oU1 ID loose shoulders at4sse.
HAMS-We note very moderate supply and
aan se ehos Me
go as ia brand and quality. Sales-!2a ties at
ssac. i.
LARD-Supply good and demhpd dull, with
prices somewhat easier aud lower. We quote
packers tieree and kettle rendered at 7t4@7ssc,
A1 bhs s9aaA SFo sa & is an abundant
supply and the market is dali and easy at I
@se. dealers charging s1a@ee for small lots.
sfEss Iro RPf1s q u Western bbs
9kEs NY HS fsSf ~ sss 81
selling on orders in the job trade atee as@ae 80 v
half Dbl for pig pork. 80 5o@11 v Dbl for prime
mess pork. So 30 for prime pork. and sio 25@
10 50 for rqmp pork. Pigs feet are selling at
quoted at e@Tc y Is. Piekled, pigs tongues are
quoted at &C apiece. Picked heads are offer
ing at % 5o@10 80 p tierce. and jowls at o. so
30 v barrel. Bologna sausage 61sc. Spare
rbs-none In market Side ribs s5@55.
CORN-The stock and demand is fair. Sales
500 at 5oc 500 choice yellow at 4ge, 1000 yellow at
4sc, and 1000 mixed at Ate W bushel.
OATS-The market Is strong and the demand
moderate. Sales-boo Galena at 56c. and 900 do
at 35c v bushel.
BRAN--Demand limited. sales-2oo bags at
zoe p cwt
HAY-The market is quiet, without any mate
rial change. o
COFFEE-Is easy. and only a jobbines bust
ness doing. - .T
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How the Postofncc department Kept q
secret

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-The Postoffice Department
came int, possession. on Saturday afternoon
on its way from Bell & smithers, New York
agents of the Bank of Montreal. to Fort Benton
Montana. last August Several previous ar
have proved fruitless. These bills were
In the hands OF Abe .Lipman,, pawn-bro-
ker. who was negotiating them for a
Harmon, and who claimed to have come by the
bills honestly. Harmon, Lipman, Peter Vosky
tLipmans partnerl and Frank Rose, we're ar
bail. The matter was kept profound secret.
especially from the press agent, as II is claimed
oil over the country. the actual thief, who Is
now in the vicinity Of Cheyenne and under
espionage would have been enabled to escape.
1t Is expected he will be arrested to-day.
YArtnRY RIEIEs ArrENrrnMl--Saa snecial no
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Received Same time Same time


*Mobile and Charleston receipts of to-day Ere
to a. m. @
Receipts at ports since September l.. 44e e4e
Receipts same time last year ..........3, aga ell
Receipts same time year before. g. $50 .2ee
OCEAN FREIaHTs-Are- quoted as follows:
Reyel nd s e Brepen slsd to Boston Prov
yia New I, York =, I, NC; to New York hc; grain to
BY sail-ootton to Liverpool "a: to Havre
ls-1ee; t2 Bremen bremen 2a.s2c; to Genoa 1s-16@lc;
81 on molasses bbl to New York a and ap se =
had % sHfa BY sa the rate on molasses
SUGAR-There is no change, of importance
to note in the sugar trade. The receipts are
scarcely ample to meet the requirements Of the
We quote: Inferior 4@5e: common to
s sr@s tny fair srav s s sms 7 s seayy
tosaSiss ThIts sarie q s Sa5sss k00o
and the demand limited.
We quote: Common 10000: fair 22@25c
prime prime so@s2c; strictly prime aa@s5c: choice
FLOUR-Very little can be said Of the -four
trade to day, except that it has been extremely
duIl. no sales were reported up to noon. and
weak and The market lower to sell. Sales: go
and 100 bbls at 50 10 100 at Sc 10; So SO and SO at
vi On, ana 6u at ~ 60 q Dbl.
We quote fine to superfne ct s4@4 25: single
ezra low to choice. IS $50 rs: choice extra
5000 %; fancy choice So 2s06 rs v Dbl. On
these prices dealers obtain an advance Of
soc on Job sales.
CORN MEaL--The arrivals continue to be
light and below the requirements of trade. The
demand being good. the receipts are taken up
as soon as landed. with prices ranging from
81 Coca 62h on round lots, dealers Jobbng and
retailing at - 7o02 y = Dbl. ,sales-2s bbls at
81 70 30 at 81 IS, 300 at 81 SO and $50 at 50 G..
CORN FLOUh-Is quoted at $S@s 25, as in
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
Nos. So. 6s1 and 3g,747.

RY. PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auetioneer Office
- No. 4e Royal street--On MONDAY. Feb
at public auction. on, the odd Gazelar Panta-
tion." the right. bank Of the Mississippi
river. in the parish Of Orleans, about three
miles below the city Of New Orleans. BY virtue
and IN R ursuance to an order from the Hon A.
y. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. dated January %.
1878, for account OF said succession
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANO
Family Carriage, Carts, Spring Wagon. q
G Geatlings. E H9rses. Flies,. / Colt 4 Mileh
Watch and Chain, one lot Sfverware and
Alfenide. etc.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
fe14 10 ~ 25
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES,
by Hoey, Macon n O'Cemnor. 4
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS
UNITED STATES BONDS AND BANK AND
INSURANCE STOCKS.
fATAUCTION. WITHOUT LIMIT.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. ALLEN.

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RY HQEY, MACON Il o'OoNN0R.- Nicholas
- J. Hoey, Auetiqneer-Ot1iee No. Ii Caron
delet street - TUESDAY, February 49, 1s7s
Ct $50 o'clock y. M. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, In the basement refunds of the st.
Charles Hotel. In this city of New Orleans, by
virtue OF ,an order of the honorable the Eec-
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans,
aaqnction, tot account Of the estate # James M.
i. TWO isfUNbRED AND FORTY SEVEN
SHARES ofthe capital stock of the Nes Orleans
1anal and Ranking Company. -
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE
SHARES OF the capital stock of the Factors and
Traders Insurance Company of New Orleans.
p ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
SHAREa of the capital stock of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance. T. Company Of New. Orleans
also =, sl2 3 4 20 q 9e nf fIaetona scrip.
each, 8 per eeat registered bonds, funded loan
g., TEN UNITED STATES BONDS of 5000
each. per cent registered bonds. funded loan
OF 1881. TT
3. ONE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN.
L ONE PAIR GOLD EYEGLASSES.
The stocks and bonds will be sold in lots to
uittpurchasers.
Terms Of sale-Cash on transfer or delivery
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-22
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