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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11
The Chicago Times Of Sunday publishes the
following snacisl from New Orleans:

The Chicago Times OF sunday publishes the
following special from New Orleans
A responsible citizen and an officer Of lead
ing CORPORATION here just from Holly Springs
saws he left there In utter disgust at the out
rageous mismanagement. Nearly the entire
community is sick One In twenty survives n the
fever. The relief committee is IN charge o. the
railway depot, express and telegraph offices
and this body and the doctors daily feast upon
the deiicacles and drink the champagne sent by
the benevolent for the use Of the SICK. he says
there is not a store open; that burlats are tne
that the sick are repeatedly left for days with
out attention.
A dispatch was received to-day from Holly
Springs by a member of our Howard Asso-
citation, asking for the author of similar
apecial to the St. Louis Globe-Democrnt, and
denouncing the statement as a most cruel and
Infamous slander. Such. we have no doubt, 1t
liz. for in all the plague-stricken South there
Is no more splended example Of humane con-
aideration for the miseries OF other commun1-
ties and for their frightened and afflicted
refugees than Holly Springs has displayed
no more or grander instances OF individual
heroism and self-sacrifice than the people OF
that town have shown. We do not hesitate
to pronounce the entire statement scandal
Gus falsehood. It is @ fearful testimony to
the universal depravity of human nature that
even the Affections that have been visited
,1pon our people have failed to disarm the
traducer and deprive the slanderer OF his
venom and malignity.
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It will doubtless be noticed by the people
that the party that PIRATES so continually OIL
ehonest money does not appear TO care SO
much for honest men. 1t Is running GodloVe
Orth and Robeson for Congress, and III thls
State have combined with Nationals them
selves. the Jacobins. the Communists OF
finance, to secure the participation OF Iom
Anderson and Mad. Wells in the councils OF
the nation. While the Radicals are making
sthonest money" the most conspicuous thing
4o elect thieves and men who have grown rich
by public plunder in the North, they are !us'
as industriously ignoring 1t i'll the oouCh IL
order to elect the same sort Of men. Honest'
forcnoth
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Very Rev, G. A. ROUXEL

oc11 1t Supervisor Of Asylums.
3 OFFICE ToURo INFTRMAEY AND HEBREW
Benevolent Association
New Orleans, October g. 1878, J
At g. meeting of the Board Of Managers Of
Touro Inflrmary and Hebrew Benevolent AS
sociation, held this day. the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Whereas, the Howard Association, at their
meeting held October s. 1878. resolved: That
henceforward We decline to be almoners or
trustees Of any funds directed to the Touro In
flrmary and Hebrew Benevolent Association,
and hereby publicly announce our refusal to
receive any such In trust for them y therefore
be 1t resolved:
That We hereby publicly and cheerfully ac-
knowledge our appreciation Of said resolution.
inasmuch as it gives US an opportunity to de-
clare to our friends that We are amply able TO
act as trustees for and give faithful account
Of all contributions sent TO u.s. either for direct
distribution or for delivery to other societies.
That while we have paid over to the How
ards )" Immediately on receipt. several amounts
sent to US for that purpose. we have been the
recipient throughout the epidemic Of but TWO
| amounts through the Towards, one Of s151 Is
| from Grand Isle and the other OF $1,000 from
| Chicago, of whose existence we had been ap-
prised by the remitters some days previous to
| the delivery to us.
CHAS. SIMON Acting President.
| ERNEST T. FLoRANcE, Secretary.
oc11 1t2dp
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can console themselves that they have moi
been left in the game OF -tat-Charley
Foster went up with Sayler.
TAT ED.

KENNEY-On Thursday evening October 10,
at u m., Ellen Kenney. aged 16 years and days.
Kenney and Mary Cusach.
Friends and aeuuaintances Of the family and
those of her brothers. H. L. and James Kenney,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents. corner OF
Galvez and st. Peter streets. This Day friday,
at 80 o'clock q. m.
May her soul rest in peacel
Boston papers please copy.
TRAWICK-On Wednesday morning, October
g. 1878, at T o'clock. Mrs. Sarah W. Trawick, aged
81 years. reict of the late Rev. M. W. Trawick.
pastor of the Canal Street Presbyterian Church.
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lowing dispatch to our contemporaries, who
rely on Simonton for news:
In Ohio the returns, thus far received, snow
the Republicans have undoubtedly elected prob
ably twelve Of the twenty congressman.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee, Parish Of Orleans,
No. 109 Customhouse streek,
New Orleans. October 4, 1873. J
The Democratic Conservative voters Of this
parish are hereby notified that all complaints
for Noncompliance on the part OF the Dresf-
dents and officers of the central clubs TO the
rules adopted by this committee shall be made
In writing and In accordance with rule 1a OF
said rules. and filed with the secretary Of this
committee at 100 Customhouse street.
By order Of B. OgoEATo. President.
oc3 9t J. Q. FLYNN, Assistant Secretary.
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The Nebraska Republicans taking their
cue from their brethren in Iowa, insist, most
ferociously, that the elections shall De as
free and fair in the South as in the North.
They appear to us to be somewhat tardy In
making this demand. We heard nothing OF
it In the good old days Of the returning
Board and bayonet rule, when it would have
been apropos. The Democrats have already
attended to that business.
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CATHOLIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR
THE VICTIMS OF YELLOW FEVER
In NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. October H. 1878.
The following donations since the last re-
BORT are thankfully acknowledged:
From Right Rev. Bishop, Gross Savan- -
nah, Ga, second remittance; S136 80
From a lady friend, Pass Christian.
sThrough Very Rev.: G. 4: Rouxel., '.
Ghicaeo. e..' ~ -. -,...,. 1000 90
From Very Rey. A. Quigloy' '. g. ooo ~
From E.. through Martin J. }. Griffin,
Philadelphia. hia.............:..:..- ....-: 1 90
From Rev. A. Maraschi, S. j.. second
remittance. IV w
From Very Rev. A. Bessonies. '. G.,
Indianapolis, Ind, fourth remittance. 400 90
5000 of which amount to be turned over to the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
IN. B.-Thts generous remittance OF $1,000
through Very Rev. G. A. Ronxel. is the SECOND
one of the same amount sent by BIshop Foley'
oc11 It THOS. LAYTON, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee. Parish Of Orleans,
No. 1Og Customhouse street,
New Orleans, September %, 1873. ]
All persons identified with the Democratic
Conservative party, desiring their naturaliza-
ton papers, can secure the same, free Of charge,
ON application to this committee at 100 Custom
house street, up stairs.
By order: VIM. FL. JAMES
Chairman Committee on Naturalization.
J. D. Flynn. Assistant Secretary se24 %
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AS Rice said to Hampton, it Is the "rehhe-
pent OF sarcasm to hear the New YORK 'o"'s
taunting Key by applying to him the pseudo
nym of "Erring Brother The pot calletn
the kettle black.
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The New York SIM joins in with the ltn.es
and Aleck Stephens in supporting Feitoh loE
Congressi in the Seventh Georgia District we
are now satisfied that he should be beaten
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THE CAMPAIGN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE has made the following appoint
ments for thorough canvass Of the Florida
parishes. to wit:
COVINGTON-sa Saturday, October 10.
FRANKLTNTON-Monda October q.
ANTE CITY, Wednesday, October 2s.
PORT VINCENT Saturday October 2G.
GREENSBURG-Monda October Is.
CLINTON-Tuesday, October 20.
JACKSON Wednesday, October 30. @
BAYOU SARA-Thursday, October 81.
BATON ROUGE-Saturday November 2.
The meetings will be addressed by the foi-
lowing distinguished speakers Hon. E. W.
ROBERTSON. Ex- Gov JOHN MCENERY, Hon.
B. f. JONAS, CHARLES e. LEA. Major E. L.
BURKE and others. oc6td
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts are acknowledged:
E. w, Burbank. Cranes Forge Postoffice,
Assumption parish L.. :; MI. ~, .-$25 90
viz: Lieut.. c. G. Carter, Royal Engi-
neers. Halifax, S.; John ". Barss, No
va Scotia s5 !; John v. BigeloW, Nova
Scotia S. John B. Black Nova Scotia,
~ w
A lady Of Wythe county, Va, through Jas.
Wolfe ESQ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 90
S. B. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
Nov 0r1ocro Notohor 1879
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sTEAMBOATMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIA'
TION.
NEW ORLEANS. October

NEW ORLEANS October 10, 1878.
The following subscriptions to the Steam
boatmen's Relief Association are acknoWl-
edged:
Contents nickel boxes, under supervision
". q, Holmes & Co., s
Capt. J. w. Carlton, Secretary Relief Com
mittee. Hawesvile, Ky...-.-...-..-.' .-.'::,,,.- %
Hon Charles D. Jacob Mayor Of Louisville,
-Ao-I; -; .........- $50
cc!11t GEO. s. PETIT. Secretary,
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS, October 10. 1877

New ORLEANS. October 10. 1873
The following contributions are acknoWl-
edged:
Old Vachere Road store. ....-..:...;...- 81 Is
Little Bertha Kroll, nickel contributions
of little children Of the parish Of st.
Hon. Henry L. Pierce. mayor Of Boston,
through Howard Association. n........ 1000 90
Macon, Ga, Relief Society. .--...-,-.-.- 200 90
tTransfered to Howard Association of Baton
Rouge, s100).
Lancashire Insurance Company, Man,
7 Smith 4, Co. agents. ................- 100 90
Huffman & Fairbanks ldistillersl, Terre
Haute, Ind, through Udolfo Wolfe Il
Co. and W. Fl. Beanham ..;:.-.. 100 90
Citizens of Jasper. Texas. through Lou
isiana National Bank. -........ ..-....; 80 90
Citizens Of Galveston, Texas, through
National Bank k...,.-................... 200 90
ga1a of emntv barrels. Observation-Disclosures. 43 10
Ladies' Southern Relief Association, Newport
r. T., per S. s. Knickerbocker, via New York. 10
boxes, 3 barrels and case sundries.
oc11 II J. W NADER. Secretary.
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a. Y H','Hl|a ~ "a T G G
CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE

THE ORLEANS CENTRAL RELIEF COM
MITTEE respectfully acknowledges the receipt
of the following donations:
From MISS M. G. BUTLER. PRECEP-
TRESS. BROWNSVILLE TEXAS,
proceeds Of CHILDREN'S ENTER
TAINMENT. .,............ ..'......... 500 90
From Captain, Officers and Men attached
to UNITED STATES REVENUE
MARINE STEAMER JOHN A. DIX,
through HON. GEO. T.. SMITH. Col
lector Of Customs, Port of New Or
leans. Observation-Disclosures. 62 Dg
From D. sATTERLEE. Esq, United
Statos Postoff1ce, DUNLAP. Harri-
son county, IOWA, through HON.
GEO. T.. SMITH, Collector Of Gus
toms Port of New Orleans. ............ &c
From HON. HENRY L. PIERCE. MAY
OR OF BOSTON through HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, i. n. Ogden. Vice
President. 1000 o.
From r. +. POTTER, ESQ. Fof Potter
Vivion & CO... Treasurer of Commit
tee, Bowling Green, Ky Eleven Bar
rels BEST FLOUR.
From MORRIS MCGRAW, New Or
leans donation Of paper bags val
1I61 at. y D.
Respectfully,
FRANK L. RICHARDSON,
President Orleans Relief Committee.
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NUTRTTIVE ELIXIR.

A preparation Of BEEF. Of same character %
the well known Elixir .Ducrog and much less
expensive. An admirable TONIC and FOOD u
DEBILITY. WANT OF APPETITE and GEK-
ERAL LOW CONDITION OF HEALTH. Pre-
scribed by physicians. and 10 be used, under. 81"
rection Of the medical attendant. In CCAYAL~
ESCENCE from YELLOW FEVER.
For sale By all druggists.
! nols " I. L. LYONS. Sole Proprietor.
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
NEW ORTTAN

NEW ORLEANS October 10. 1873.
spEo1AL.-The following asylums we're fur
nished with rations for fourteen days:
pots
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
w. w. ROBERTSON, OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
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MALAKOFF BITTERs.

The best stomachic and sonic sovereign remed2
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for sn ana-malarisl
morning beverage.
Low Pr1ce-PuPs ana RelIablas
Tor sale In all quantities by
ALPH. WALZ,
Sole Manufacturer.
ia1g " ADJ 10, rs Cont. street, New Orleans
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a. CARD.

CATHOLIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
For the Victims Of Yellow Fever
In New Orleans,
New Orleans. October 8, 1878.
The Central Committee Of the association
gratefully acknowledges the receipt OF $1,000 from
the Right Rev. Bishop Foley, Of Chicago. Ihls
generous donation Is the second Of the same
amount received from this distinguished pre-
late.
Very Rev. G. A. ROUXEL,
Vicar General and Honorary President;
JOHN T. MOORE President;
G. z. GIRARDY, Vice President;
THOS. LAYTON, Treasurer:
W. B. LANCASTER. Secretary;
Dr. E. DOUMERYN,
oc11 1t Supervisor Of Asylums
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
SuDerintendent's Office.
Narrr 0rlaanG Qntnhar Z 1873

I
New Orleans, October 7, 1873.
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION Of male
applicants for Principalship Of q Grammar
School and for the departments Of Natural
Science, French and bookkeeping, in the city
schools, will be held at the Central High School
80 Burgundy street. commencing THURSDAY,
seventeenth instant, at a. N.
By direction OF the Committee on Teachers:
WIN. 0. ROGERS,
Superintendent Public Schools, New Orleans
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DENOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE TICKET

DEM0CRATIC AND CONSERV ATIVE TICKET.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
E.A. BURKE, OF ORLEANS.
FOR THE FORTY-SLXTH CONGREsS'
FIRST DISTRICT,
r. L. GIBSON. OF ORLEANS.
g. SECOND DISTRICT.
t. J. ELLIS, OF ORLEANS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
J. II. ACKLEN. OF ST, MARY.
FoUnTH DISTRICT.
J, B. ELAN, OF DE SOTO.
FIFTH DESTRUCTION THE LONG TERM
IF, KING, OF CONCORDIA.
ron THE UNFINISHED TERM (FoRTY-FIFTH CON-
GRES5l
u.s.. YOUNG. OF CLAIBORNE.
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee. Parish Of Orleans,
No. 100 Customhouse street. |
New Orleans. October s. 1873. ]

NbW UTIFAns, UcLODsT g. I875.
at meeting Of the Parish Committee Of the
Democratic Conservative party, held October
1878, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved That the apportionment Of dele
gates to the approaching Parish Convention be-
fixed on the basis of the Democratic vote cast
for Gov. f. T. Nichols in 1876, viz: at the rate
of one for each 200 Democratic votes, and one,
vote for each fractional additional 100 votes. {
In accordance with this resolution, the seU-
era wards Of this parish shall be entitled to THE
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11

From MISS M. G. BUTLER. PRECEP-
TRESS. BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS,
proceeds Of CHILDREN'S ENTER
TAINMENT 500
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TOR THE UNFTNISHBD TEItM EFVIEL 1T IT liz "
GIEeS.)
is. YOUNG. OF CLAIBORNE
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AN APPEAL
TO TIE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES

BY THE
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-11

FIFTH D1sTH1CT-FoE THE LONG TENN
r. r.. KING. OF CONCORDIA.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the matter of southmayd vs. City of New
Orleans, 1t was inadvertently stated in yes
terdays issue that B. f. Jonas, Esq, was at
torney for plaintiff whereas that gentleman
appeared for the city, and W. r. Mills, Esq,
for Mr. Southmayd.
We have since received the brief of M. M
Cohen, ESQ., of counsel for intervenors, from
which we can state more fully the points in
behalf of intervenors, stating
/. That the railroad bonds are valid obliga-
tions, binding on the city and this has been
SO held by our Supreme Court, by the Legis-
lature and the city.
Q. That intervenors being bona .fde holders
before maturity, and said bonds being nego-
table instruments. intervenors are not sub
ject TO any equities between the original par
ties.
3. That the city and intervenors are not
estopped by any pleadings in other courts.
A. That plaintiff never had any grounds on
which to base this suit, and il he ever had any
it is now too late to assert them after the
bonds have passed into the hands of innocent
third parties, and after they had been recog-
nized by the State, the Supreme Court and
the city
g. That the Legislature, by section 81 OF act
No 7 Of 1870, enacted that these railroad
bonds shall be assumed and paid by the city
of New Orleans, and that the city shall be
liable on said bonds
The case will be resumed next week
VERDICT FOUND.
in case No. 1904, NJ. Bowling vs.. H. GalIy.
the special jury of merchants John Phelps,
foreman, found u verdict in favor of defendant
and against intervenor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-03
THE COURTS.
v,srrEp STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

In the suit OF Myra Clark Gaises vs.. p. A.
Mausseaux ct all, the court ordered that all
proceedings taken against the late A. B. Girls
void be abated from the date of his decease,
May 30, 1877, without prejudice to the right of
complainant to institute proceedings anew by
way OF bill of revivor.
Allen @. Story, Of Chicago, vs. Samuel kim
ball, OF Concord, N. H., aud Alhn Rocbereau,
by Story for 5000 with Interest ST. for proe
sfona1 services rendered in 1874. The recovery
Of certain property on which Story had Q lien
for his services is the ground OF complaint.
He asks that Moses Greenwood, who Is au-
hnI
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

No 979s. Charles Il. Smedes vs. Mrs. l.. 8.
james and +. j.. Gasquet- Petitioner repre-
sents that L. G.. Gasquet, pretending to act as
agent Of Mrs. James, lessor of the St james
Hotel, did. malieiously and without cause OBJ
tain q writ Of provisional seizure from the
Fourth District Court to secure the furniture
belonging TO petitioner, under the pretext that
he was about to remove it from the hotel
Now, plaintiff shows that his contract Of lease
of that establishment expires in 1884, and that
no rent was yet due. or to be demanded He
states that Che wrongful acts Of Mr.. Gasquet
have injured his business to u great extent,
compelling him to send away his boardere
and entailing much expense on him, and, In
consequence, petitioner prays that judgG
ment OF $4,000 be given in favor of John d.
Cobb his assignee, and against defendants.
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IseceIpts Of I.rnEslcc.

ST LOUIS-Per steamer Future City and barges-
1908 sacks eicake ii bbls beef &c. les bushels corn in
bulk order-52 1ae do G Martin-a0, 1875 do Ezgster e.
cs-25. COO do sal sacks oats VairiD Mortimer-i25
doc Buddecke Is Son-42s do a4H sacks corn 30
sacks -four Glover Odendahl--l90 bbls fioSr n
Keep-1U0 do PendEeauville &co---l85 bbls pork 497
sackS oaa 1898 sacks corn Jos West &eo-53sO do III
DelBondio-3177 dc Oscar Chopin--405 do Il Will.
son Mils--1l5 do Randolph d DuRuiea--626s do
472 sacks oats Howard Il Preston-14 0 do s38 bales
hay Chas Pleasants--eS do W Schindler-20 bbls meal
y Hart &co-M do Il DeLange---l700 feet lumber
62a pigs W ware 81 pkgs mdse G A Whitney &co-10
10 pkgs wagon ware Uuaohita I Co-5l pkgs iron
o Nj RI wheel Bottley Bros boxes mdse A
Stevenson-75 boxes cheese White e. Byrne--25 do
John Moore &co--33 do III Lawrence &co--6
wagons Harsch, Adler koo-43 pkgs wagon ware N
X Co-21 do steamer Bertha TAO sacks oil
cake II q Seer--f0 o. do Anderson a. Simpson-5I1
do w Rayne-Total 1866 AS bushels corn in bulk
10 72 sacks 1868 sacks oats 4s9 sacks oilcaka
279 bales hay 900 bbls -four $50 sacks do
K NATCHITuCHES-Pe steamer Bart Able---336
bales cotton G L Walmsley Gco--I5g Never We,s
COD Oscar Chopin--69 Lehman Abraham &co-65
1enshaw, Cammaek &co-5sC app Bros &co-55 T /.
Airey &co-45 j w Burbridee &co-42 Levy SIClark
40 T Buckner G. Bro-3s Payne, Kennedy Goo
81 Male a. Cammack--aa Jno Chaffe e. Sons-al @ w
Sentell &oo--ls Friedlander-IG S G WiIkerson-i5
Harrison ir Geo.. IL Chaffe Hamilton & Powell
la Beraud a Gihert-i1 a g. Newman Case
y MoG ehee Snowden q Vole t--6 AIliaon Geo
5 G II Browns Paul Banlignv--4 Ben Gerson-3
Schmidt Ziegler--3 Graham. Black &co-3 Coneer
q Kelly--2 Bush & Levert-2 e Deavaade-l Hy
Leckie-1 Richardson g. May Forstall d junior.
ville-l = Hatrall-3so0 sacks cotton seed Cot
ton Seed Assoc!ation--a hhds sugar Jn0 Chafe Il
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Thos s. Elder VS.. City of New Orleans and
others-This is a suit to obtain an Injunction
against the sheriff to prohibit him from dis
possessing petitioner of a certain property,
seized for taxes due the city, in q suit before
The Superior District Court, and adjudicated
to Mrs Christopher Adams.
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston. Houston and Tnalanoaa,

Passengers ttlke Railroad Ferryboat foot OF I'll.
Ann street. al $3.50 q. H., reaching Morgan Qity
at 1925 p. m, there correcting with ateainera
HUTCHINSON on SUNDAY.
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY.
HARLAN on TUESDAY.
MORGAN on WEDNESDAY.
WHITNEY on THURSDAY,
HUTCHl NsON on FRIDAY
JOSEPH INE on SATURDAY.
HARLAN on SUNDAY.
First class tsre TO Shreveport sa5-Tina AZ
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal.
weston and return. good for thirty days, Issued
at sal.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 8. D. m
daily Sundays exceptedl. at Agents Office. or al
the a. Ferry Longing ,ag IN morning Of departure
TO the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY d CO., Agents,
1el ~ Corner Magazine and Natehez SITS.
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ArrlYed.

Steamship Hufson, eager from New York 26th ult,
TO A MoUlton-2d d, &
Nor ship vaeni Larsen. So days from Antwerp to
j Il Kraemer-Point
Nor ship President, Lie AZ days from London to
Hall & VAughan--3d dis
Nor bark Ocean, Paulsen 81 days from Glasgow to
Hall Vanghan--3d uis
Nor bark Virgo. Nicholson from Norway, to Fred
Kraemer-Pont
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

No 40,115 Succession of John Stei.-Peti-
ton for u family meeting
No. 40, 116. T. Theo. Meyer and Louisa G.
Meyers VS.. succession Of Jacob Klees. -Peti-
ton for partition.
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Will leave Morgan City on

Lighterage to Corpus Christi III any, at rssr
and expense Of conslgnees ' A'"s
=, Freight for st. MarJ'a and Fulton landed at
Freight for all the above points received DIT the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot OF Lafayette street. daily, until o. "a
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Jurors for the February term OF this court
were selected Yesterday from the panel OF 200
drawn few days since by the jury commits
s,iOnnrS.
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STEAMBOATS,,

Future City, Coll, FIN st Louis, with barges
Trenton, Sullivan, from Walnut Bluff
Assumption. Chariot. from BAYOU LafJurche
Kate Kin ey, Dodd. from Shreveport
Mary Ida huiz. from Upper Coast
Bart Able. Sinnott from Natcbitoches
City Of Augusta, Elliott. from White River
Whale, Levin, FIN st Louis with barges
Iaabel, O'Pry. from Lower Coast
Martha, Bassett. from Lower Coast