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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-15
The City Of New Orleans. Geo. ID. KenneE


ct ais. subrogated. VS.. l.. Madison Day,
vI'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans No,24,e,4-Byv virtue OF Il writ Of
1eri tsoas, 70 me directed by the honorable
loans in the above entitled cause wilfproceed
to sell at public, auction Ct the Merchants and
Canal and. Cratomhouse streets; in the SECOND
District of this city, on TUESDAY. March
81, 1873, at IA o'clock H. the following described
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
Of the defendant. t. Madison Day, being the
right, title and interest occurred by said de-
United States Matshal. on the sixth day Of May,
laGb under writ If venditoni exponas issued
by the District Court of the United States for
the District of Louisiana. in the case Of the
United States Va. sixteen lots Of ground the
property Of Duncan r. Kenner. No 7s42 Of tho
docket of that court, said sais being evidenced
tenth of May, 1865, recorded in conveyance
book number eghtv-nine, f.lio two hundred
and two. in and to tho following described
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First District of this city. in the square
Grnvier streets. designated by the numhnr one
snid lot forms the corner OF Chrondelet and
Common streets. ard measures twenty-five
feet ono inch five lines front on Carondelet
street by one hundred an twenty feet in depth
and front ~ Common street, eighty eight feet
Joining lot number two. thence on Diagonal
line run ming towards Grnver street ii further
depth of eleventh feet five inches six lines. and
thence n further depth Of twenty two feet seven
inches four lines a line para lel to Common
street, and thirty fest eleven inches four lines
in width at tho rear. fronting on common nj
ley lending from Common street to Gravier
street: said lot above desig nated ns number one
Is SO numbered on IL plan drawn bye, A. Hedin
tatn surveyor dated the twenty ninth of Janu-
lnlldrSI md thrty.four in The office of Tbeo
dore Gnynl. notary public in this city.
Seized in tho above suit.
1Arme-C Cash on the sno.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish OF Orleans.
fc21 "a mh5 II IS
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
r. serre. W. po,n,n,aue HeiseI.

Il ish Of Orleans, No s5al-By virtue OF q writ
Of fsri faeias. TO me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for tho parish OF Or
coed 10 sell al public auction. on the premises
here matter designated. on TUESDAY. March
&c. 1875 at O'clock p. m. the following de-
serihed property. 70 wit
ONE MULE, ONE CART AND ONE SPRING
WAGON AND HARNESS. now In Boyle's
stables, No. 81 Perdido street. In the First Dis
trict of this city.
seized in tfe above suit
Tetms-Gash on Tire spot.. .....
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
hi ttc
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N
" LEG.AL NOTICES.
A. ID. Rawlings We. Mrs. e. .. brandon.
No. $3.50,
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or LOU
ISIANA.
FRIDAY Fabrn.rv1E ,a7a

xv,,,r H ~, ~ hspruary Y is,s .,,,,,
l ent their Honots; Thomas 9. Manning
Chief justice, and Robert Fl. Mari Aleibiade
DeBlane. William D, Eagan William y. sDsn-
Ger. Associate Justices.
On motion Of Thomas P. Farrsr. of counsel
for pIaintiH and appellant, snd on suggestion
Of the death OF defendant and 1pBellse since
this appeal was taken, and considering the af1l-
davit flied by this attorney that the heirs OF
said deceased ars Unknown,
1t is ordered by the court that the representa-
tives Of said deceased appellee be notified TO
appear within three months from publication
Of this order in the official journal Of the State,
in default thereof the said appellant will
proceed to have said cause tried aud deter
mined according to law.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a. true and
faithful extract from the minutes Of this honor
able court Of the day, month and year first
above written.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of said court, at the
city Of New Orleans, this nineteenth day OF Feb
ruary. A. d. 1873
fe2o god ALE. ROMAN, Clerk.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures 10y the Mobile fast line
last evening W re- the following: MIS- o Laren-
don Fay and Mrs v. T. S,sson, Atlanta Charles
c. N. Hoagland and J. @. Hpagland Jackson
VILE: II. =. Eaton and W. W. Robinson. st.
Tnagles, New York: L, L. Hersey. st. Paul
MINI; g. L. Hill. Bangor, Me: G, r. Dickson
and family. Jacksonville; G Steward and g, G.
Barnwell New York; J, D, Preston, Evansville
Father Mignot Father CaiIlet and Louis viae
France, via New York; J. O. Andrews. Rttvan-
nah; O H. Williams. Baltimore: John +. Til
birmingham L. r. Mason. Washington.
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A. Rechereau & On. vs.. Margaret j. MARI
shall. widow Of Richard Apperson.
g ECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT I'm
~ aud for the Sixth and Ssvsnt Municipal Dis
tricts Of the parish ofOrleans, Na.tD23-By virtue
Of q writ Of seizure AID sale to me directed by the
Tor the sixth and Seventh NJ uniepal Districts
# The parish Of Orleans. in the above en-
titled cause viii proceed TO sell ut public atles
ton, at the NJ rehants and Auetionsers' Elk
change, Royal street, between Canal aud GUS
tomhnuse str cts. in the SscoBd District Of this
city. on uESDAY. April 1s 1873 OF Ia o'clock tn
the tG9 I'll 81 dese n property t. W.T.
the rights; ways. privileges. and advantages
thereunto belonging, situated IN the Sixth Dis
tfict IF the city Of Now Orleans in the snttare
bounded by st. Charles. Bordeaux, Apello aud
Yalepee streets, forming the corner OF st.
Charles and Valehes streets, and measuring
seventy FIVE feet front on ST. Charles street 81
one hundred aud sisty nine fsst In depth land
parallel ltnes. Said portion Of ground being
composed Of the whole OF the lots designated d.
numbers one and two, and Of part OF the lots
designated as numbers three, twenty three and
twenty four on q sketch or plan made by FL. g.
Brown, Surveyor. on the twenty eighth Of July.
]. Beck, Jr, not'.ty public In this city. on the
twenty seventh OF May, 1s 8 from E. NJ. RtlahA to
II. o. Duncan. The said portion Of ground
formi ing part Of the EaIue property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from Fl. q.
Duncan, by art passed on the fl st Of March,
1875. blfure A. s. Beck. late % notary public fn
this rity.
Seized in the abovs suit.
Tsras-Ga~h on the srpt.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
mh5 &c ap5 lG
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CONSTABLE SALES.
WINS ANsS @AshtRs
John w. Hiddeli ys. Miss ar Mrs. stew

Jahn w. Hiddeli vs. Miss ar Mrs. stew
art alias Miss or Mrs. P. Young,
L1IRsT JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL of Orleans. No. 293o-By virtue of q writ oil
heri faeias. to ms directed by the Hon. ,.
and for the parish Of Orleans. will proceed u
sell at PUBLIC auction, on MONDAY, March q.
the following described property. to Wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit, as per inventory on file LII my Office.
Tsrms-Cash on he spit.
mh15 90 81 JOHN +. WOOD, Constable
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'faeg 81 the coufF1F; uN uERnERT crerk
succession of Edward HeaIs.

GTCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. 3o257-Notice is
hereby given to the creditors Of this estate
and TO all other persons herein interested TO
show cause within len days from the present
notification If any they have or can. why the
account presented BY the, documentary, ex-
hs approved and homologated, and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 49, 1878.

burps who offered a substitute for the flrst
section which mads no material changes.
The third section was so. amended rs to vest
the Governor with authority to make oil con.
traces, whether to be paid Tor out Of the general
State Or district tax.
Section was amended SO as to make the
limit of taxation in the Fourth District the same
as In others.
The House adjourned iii IL IN. to-day
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Jeanne Rpunecarrere, Wild

oW Of D0n1niulo InlFerAndflf. -,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR, TEE
- parish OF Orleans. No. to.192 =. !. whereas
court for letters Of administration on the estate
of The late Jeanne Bonnecarrere, widow of ID.
Jatfsrandrle deceased. Notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not bs granted.
BY order Of the court. z.
mig Is 1g* JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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PLANTERS ATTENT1oNI-Fifty first class col
ored laborers from North Carolina will reach
Now Orb ans via Mobile route by an early train
and sugar cotton planters who will advance
the amount Of transportation to be deducted
from the laborers wages can secure as many
~ they desire by calling. before 13 o'clock to-
day. AT Griffins Intelligence Bureau. ia Caron-
delet street
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SHIP TORNADO AND CARGO.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Luuisiana-No ii .2G7.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE. TO
- mo directed in the above entitled suit. will
proceed f. sell b, the highest bidder, ON FRI
DAY, March Is, 1878. at IL o'clock m and on the
following days.. ut the same, hour. until the
Cotton Press on North Peters street. between
s.. Ferdinand and Montegut streets, in the
Third District of this city, ths following de-
serihsd property. tn wit
FIVE THOUS MD BALES OF COTTON,
more or less. damaged more or less by fire and
water. OK ship Tornado
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cnsh.
United ftntes Mnrshal's office. New Orleans,
March g. 1873. ..
Cd JACK WHARTON
nhp If United States Marshal.
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DMnAel WariaftFys. kr1HReN kehF6Rn eG n.
GIKTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No 7G5e-By virtue Of q writ
of fleri faeias against Bridget Reardon, widow
OF Michael Sullivan. now wife Of Eugene Aulli-
van, directed by the honorable The Sixth
District Curt for tho parish, of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause to Eugene WHgga-
man late sheriff, and by said late sheriff to
me transit rred. will proceed to sell Mt
public auction. n the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange. Royal street between Canal and
Customhours streets in the second District of
This ,ity. on FRIDAY, March 80. 1873. Mt IL
o'clock w.. the following described property to
wit
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. with the
buildings aud improvements thereon, rights.
ways AMI advantages thsreunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining situate In the First Dis
t,iet of this CITY. in the square bounded by
Tehoupitoulns. Girnd Magazine and Noifs Dame
streets, designated rs lot number one. AMI bay%
ing. in American measure. thifty-ssvsn feet
ten inches front on Gitnd street by Il depth and
front on Magazine street of siyty-fou feet two
inches four lines, forming the corner Of said
two streets thitty- seven fest ten inches in
width on ths rear line dividing it from lot num-
ber two aud sixty four teet one line in depth on
whole in accordanes with plan made by A. de
Armaq surveyor. and deposited In the office of
II. u. Cenas late notary public in this city Be-
ing the sumo property acquired by tho defend
ant herein by purchase from the succession Of
Michael O'SulliFan Der act passed before W J..
tnstsll notary public in this city. dated July 49,.
1878. n
Torms-Cash on the spot. .
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
m n
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SOME Folks. This Is the title of II new
folks. mon folks. baby folks. good folks. bad
folks. righteous folks. wicked folks and pc
cular folks in all parts Of tho country. s Id
only by subscription. Look out for canvassers.
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Mr.. Shepherd offers for rent one Of the stores
of tho Touro buildings, SEQ advertisement.
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Bollinger." It is rich and full and has the
exnnt degree of dryness to please the most fas
tidioua tnata
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
mht5 20 &c
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u. S. MARsHAL's SALES.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SAL

NEW HARBOR PROTECTION COMPANY VS.
SHIP TORNADO AND CARGO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28

that the government owned the land, to-
gether with the timber thereon, and any
person engaged II cutting the timber be-
came trespasseY. As the owner Of the
property, the United States rad q right to
follow it and take It wherever found, ifit
could be done withoW breach Of peace.
The real gist of the aecusations against the
Secretary Of the fpterior was not that
usually heard about negligence of public
officer, but that, according to his sense Of
duty. he was enforcing the law. Because
of that he was arraigned as oppressive to
individuals, and as being un-American.
He (Matthews) thought it was one Of our
cherished maxims and principles that the
best way to secure the repeal 81 obnoxious
laws was to rigidly enfore them. An ex-
ecutive officer has no discretion. He must
enforce law. A rece Mt President has been
Justly eulogizetl for tive sentiment that 1t
was the duty of an executive officer to en-
force law, that by its strict enforcement its
obnoxious features might be brought osaf.
Thus public opinion would be aroused to
its correction. 1t was not The poor people
who were injured by the action OF the Sec
retary. 1t was the cry Of the rich saw
mill owner which came up from all over
The land.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
THE NEW MINIS.

The Government has in contemplation
the immediate establishment of two new
mints. In all probability one of them will
be located at either Omaha or st. Louis,
and Montana should bring every influence
in her power to bear to secure the other.
DR.. Linderman, the director of mints,
has recommended the appointment of a
Congressional commission to visit the sec
tons of country that possess natural and
other advantages tor the purpose, and we
should be prepared. and, Immediately on
the commission being appointed, have our
claims brought to their attention, and have
them visit our Territory and examine the
country for themselves. Unless we do
this we are sure not to have mint located
here, while if We do represent our claims
and have them examined into we stand
a very good chance Of winning the prize.
Its necessity to our Territory and the
great benefit it would be to us will not be
questioned by any person for one moment,
and consequently we should use every eff.
tort 10 secure it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

WASHINGTON. March Is. - Edmunds;
from the judiciary Committee. reported
adversely On the House bill in relation to
certain legal disabilities of women, and
moved that it'be indefinitely postponed.
1t provides that any woman who shall Lave
been member of the bar of the highest
court Of any State or Territory, or the
District Of Columbia, for period of three
years, may be admitted to practice in the
Supreme Court of the United States. Ed
munds said the ground of the adverse re-
port Of the committee was, that by the law
OF the land "a it had existed since the or
g:.nization of the Government, the Supreme
Court as well as other United Courts were
authorized to make their own rules touch
ing the admission OF attorneys, SO that
there was no obstacle In the law prohibit
ing the admission of women to practice in
United States Courts.
On motion ofSargent the bill was placed
on the calender, with the adverse report.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
BANKRUPT LAW TO BE REPEALED.
Important Lesislation Proposed for
Utah

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Thc House
judiciary Committee to-day authorized
chairman Knott to prepare the report to
the House bill repeating the Bankrupt
Law, t. take effect as to involuntary pro-
ccedings Immediately after its passage, and
as to voluntary proceedings from and after
July l, 1879.
The House Committee on Territories to-
day agreed to report to the House with
favorable recommendation Representative
Luttrell's bill to regulate elections and the
elective franchise in Utah. The bill pro-
vitles that after its passage every male citi-
zen of the United States aged 81 years and
upwards, who shall have resided in the
Territory six months next preceding any
and ten days in the ward or town.
ship, or other election precinct in which
such person shall offer to vote, and no
other person whatever, shall be entitled to
exercise the elective franchise in the Terri
tory. The bill DISTINGUISHES women, who
low have access to the polls in Utah.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
New Land Bill.

WASHINGTON, March, 30.-A bill intro
duced by Senator Mitchell to-day provides
that all eyen-numbered sections within any
railroad or military road grant shall be
open to homestead settlement in tracts of
1GO acres, and that homestead settlers with
in the limits of such grants who have been
restricted to 50 acres shall each be allowed
an additional SO acres, under such regula-
tons as the Secretary of the Interior may
prescribe. The bill also provides that a
settlers abandonment Of his homestead
filing for any cause shall not deprive him
of the right to settle upon and obtain title
to another homestead claim.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
No Nero Weed Seizures.

After many days OF discussion and many
exciting debates, the Senate by vote OF
forfy-two against four. Oh 3and inst, pass-
ed the appropriation bill, In which occurs
the following: mo money herein appro-
priated shall be used to collect any charge
for wood or timber cut on public lands In
the Territories Of the United States for the
use Of the settlers in the Territories, and
not for exports" The Secretary Is thus
left without either means OF authority. to
seize any wood or timber cut IN the Terri
tories, not for export.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
Bold Bank Robbery.

Boston, March l6.-A heavy robbery
was committed this afternoon at the Lach-
mere National Bank, East Cambridge.
President Hall was putting away the books
and arranging papers in the vault, when a
buggy containing a man and woman drove
up. Hall being requested by the man to
business with the woman, did so, and on
his return found trunk containing gov
eminent bonds and securities amounting
to $47, 900, and $1,000 in currency, had
been distracted. The president was alb
sent not above two minutes. No clue to
the perpetrators. - @#
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Herald

Frank Frisbee, Manager of the North.
western Co., desires to contract for the de.
livery at Tower, near Phillipsbulgh, of TO-.
600 cords of wood.
Frank Roberts, who killed his friend
and patron on the Big Horn last Septen,-
Der, then tried for two days to burn him,
and stole all his property, was indicted for
wilful murder and committed for trial at
the September term without bail.-Report
Of u S. Court at Virginia city.
The inventive genius at the Jail. with his
clisel and broken pocket-knife. has again
come to the front with a specimen of his
handiwork. This time it is large sized
model of full rugged man-of-war. js5
The well known freighter, George II.
Majors, formerly of the firm of Pratt e.
Majors, leaves tomorrow morning for the
Yellowstone. He goes to the Saltwater
country. where his train is now in camp.
and will freight during the season between
Helena and Miles City.
Judge Hedges has commenced the cree
ton of a beautiful residence building on the
corner Of Rodney and Broadway. 1t will
be Of brick, two stories high, and contain
IA rooms. The outside dimensions will
be 42x4S feet. The building will be ono of
the finest private edifices in the city and
will be an ornament to those beautiful
streets, Rodney and Broadway.
The BUTTE RoAD.-We learn from the
soliciting committee that they have receiv-
ed up to date $1,000 in subscriptions from
Benton and Helena. Butte. Boulder. JEFF
ferson and other camps are yet to be heard
from.
There is now collected here and on cx-
hibition in the bank show windows of
Hershfeld Bros, three hundred pounds of
gold bullion. The value of this treasure
Is $o7, GOO. 1t is the product Of Penobscot
ore worked for the month in ono arastra
and five-stamp mill.
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OLD Jokes Remedies.


''What do the Arabs Of the DIES ert live
on, pa:' asked a roguish little girl ~ her
father.
Fudge, Nelly, that is an old conun-
drum. They live on the sand which is
(sandwiches) there.''
Eyes, but pa, how do they get them?'
"Well, really, Nelly, give it up
"Why, pa. don't you know that the sons
of Ham were bred mustered in the wilder
ness?''
''Come, come, my daughter, that is too
killing. Don't say another wor'."
''Oh! yes, do tell me what they eat on
their sandwichcs!''
''Eat on them! Why, what do they eat
on tl,em:''
''Butter, to be sure.''
''Butter? How do they get butter:''
"Why, You know, pa, when Lots wife
was turned into pillar of salt, all the
family but her ran into the Wilderness
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SITTING Dull and INC xe.. tp4rce.

OrTowA, (Ont.), March &c. Advices
from the Mounted Police officers in the
Northwest report unusual activity among
the unreconcilable Indians there. ''rhe mild
winter has been favorable to them, and it is
believed they intend to make trouble in the
spring. Sitting Bull and the Nez Perces
in his camp are in good tettle, and rowing
bands just south OF the boundary are in
constant communication with them. The
Police roster is 800 officers and men. Sit
ting Bulls band is encamped' 20 miles
southeast Of Cypress Hills, but the braves
roam the whole region north of the line,
and often cross the parallel in pursuit of
buffalo herds. The reports that the Sioux
and Nez Perces were starving and wished
to surrender, are wholly dntrue.. They
were never in better lighting trim.