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LIST OF LETTERS
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LADIES List.

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Bradford III j mrs BeesleY Bell miss
Benedict John mrs Bell Jane mrs
Bearly o miss Boulrey mrs
Brooks D miss Brown Cbas mrs
Brown madam Brown Louis mrs
Chadwick w mrs Cassard Chas madam
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christopher o mrs COundsur III mrs
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Hill mrs Hill Dora miss
Hoey Marion miss Hickey Bridget miss
Jackson VI mrs Johnson III mrs
Johnson Il p mrs 2 Johnson NJ mrs
Jones 4 M " mrs Jones Bessie mrs
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LaVanx Octave mne Lambert NINE
Laughlin Mary NJ mrs Lyons A mrs
Maymell Julia mrs Mandala Rogalie miss
Mitchell Mitch. L fannie miss MlIer julia mrs sAA'
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Pearson L mrs Prince A III mrs
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Reed Elizabeth mrs Reilly Margaret
Rice M mrs Richardson Annie miss
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Robertson Julia miss Rhine Bertha mrs
RutIidge Julia
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Smith Mary miss Smith Annie
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Succession OF Christian HHsIlstln,

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL % PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 40,651-W hereas. DAME
A Wilson, Public Administrator, has petitiones
the court for letters of administration on the es
tate of the late Christian Hellstin. deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may con
Germ to show cause within ten days, why tha
prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
By order Of the court.
se1R 2227 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk,
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CONSTABLE SALES
rrg. a. Il. hecaun W.. .. Re1aen.

MRS. A. IL. Lecanu VS.. @. NseIaen.
CECoND JUSTICE COURT IN AND Fo5
y the parish of Orleans, Nos. 1910 and 1906
BY virtue OF writ of feri facias in each Of TIL
above suits, to me directed by the Hon. JON
Mccormick. Second Justice Of the Peace ft
the parish Of Orleans. will proceed to selI q
street. near the corner Of Basin, First District I
this city. on FRIDAY, October 4. 1878. at
4 IoT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, d
per inventory at my office.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
ge22 40 oca H. RUSSELL. Constabled
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NaFB. NH. n EMsEy VB. FaGF1EW BFEsAHFas
ELEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR Ten
- parish of Orleans. No. 1886 BY virtue of
writ of feri facias, to me directed by the Hoa
AM for the parish Of Orleans. In the above eS
titled and numbered suit, will proceed to 81
at public auction, ct my office. No. g0s Mag7
10 o'clock q. M. the following property. TO Wis
ONE SMALL GOAT AND ONE LOT ri
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per inyense
on file In my office.
Seized Ia the above entitled and number
suit.
Terms-C Cash on the spot.
se12 1922 4. ?. KELLER. Constable
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY sEPrEIBER a. 1873

@ party which proclaims that IL wants for it's
standard bearers none but men of the highest
morality, and ON whom, at last, the public
may implicitly rely.
With the highest consideration, etc,
CHARLES GAYARRE,
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AUCTION SALES /.
MONTGOMERY * GO,
tE. @. BULLABD. Auctioneer,

Vi. Y. BUlNaEsD, 3huCtfUHBBEU
Attend to sales OF REAL ESTATE, MERCHA
Disc Of all kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURl
TURE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK, OF
HIAaES. LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS. Erf
Regular sales at their Offices and aalesroom.
Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street evS
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at IL a.
Sales of Horses and Stock, Carriages, Harna
etc. every Saturday at liz q. M, at MOI
GCMERY'4 TATTERSALLS, 10 Bar0S
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences Drona1s
attended. Cash advances If desired.
The business of their friends and the Duk
solicited.
MONTGOMERY u CO.,
GENERAL AUGTIONEERs,
81 Camp Street. se1
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Succession of ,yes,n parg0saa.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 406ss- Whereas. MRS.
Elizabeth Ann Parsons has petitioned the conFtg
her late husband, John Parsons. deceased. Noe
tice is hereby given to all whom 1t may concern
to show cause, within ten days. why the prayer
By order Of the court.
En1Y 1g 22% John HERBERTS clerk. &
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Succession of Henry o'ConnelI and wife

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARl
- ish of Orleans. No. 4o673--W Whereas DAME
cnqt 6r asa IL ha M
estate the late Henry 0'Connell and wife. do
ceased. Noticeis hereby given to all whom Y
Why. the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the court.
ss22 27 oc1s JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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n oc1* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
sECcesMIfpm gf Armnmfl ElI

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAH-
- ish of Orleans, No. 40,s71-Whereas Mrs
Louise Dueo has petitioned the court for let
tors of administration on the estate OF the late
Armand Dueo. deceased. Notice Is hereby giyen
to all whom 1t may concern. to show. cause with
In ten days why the prayer Of the said retitionel
should not be granted.
BY order OF the court.
Se22 81 Oc1* JOHN HERBERW. Clerk. 4
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= John JOHN HERBERT Clerk,
Succession of e.. ANGELS Mass.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> ISL Of Orleans, No: 4O,67z-W hsreas, DHnie!
4. Wilson, public administrator. has petitioned
the court for letters Of administration on the
estate Of the late g. Angelo Blags, DECEASED. Nc
Germ to show cause within ten days why tbs
prayer of the said petitioner should not be-
granted.
By order Of the court.
seq 27 Oc1% JOHN HERBEHT, 0IerRs d
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Register. Register. Register!
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INITIALS.
GENTLERHEN'g List.

Miss Alice G.. Mrs LII
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03
Corraued by Indians.

OAA~AASS3 >A1<1A@~~~S
AlonzoMcNeill, who returned from
the Yellowstone day or two ago, re
ports the arrival of lad 16 years o!e
at Glendive, who escaped from the bae
lands about ffty miles from Glendive
where his parents, sister and thre.
men were corralled by the hostile Chey
ennes who were recently turned loose
IN sthe Department of the Platte, dis
armed at One tine, but their arms were
restored by Gen. Crook. The family is
named Burnes and halls from Montana
They had been ranching near Tongue
river aud started across the country
from that point to the Missouri. Meet
ing in the bad lands the hostile Indians
they were surrounded, their horses
killed and their stock captured. They
we're we'll armed and we'll provisioDeo
and had plenty of water, but no fuel.
Gen. Miles ordered detachment OF
troops to their relief.
1t is believed in army circles that
there will be warm work with the Ind.
ans in the Yellowstone country mex
spring. Sitting Bull is known to be
sending runners to all tribes and band:
of Indians, urging them to join him IL.
the spring.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

The Episcopal Sociable held at the
residence of Judge D. O. Preston, Wed
nesday evening was largely attended
and was not only very enjoyable but
vas snccess financially. The house
was filed with happy party, and the
hours passed pleasantly until about II
p. m., when it was announced that the
next sociable would be held at the resi-
sience Of Ansley Gray (who occupies
the fine residence of Mayor McLean)
on the evening of Jan. 10th, and the
happy throng dispersed
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03
THE NATIONAL EXPOSITION
of Japan closed Nov. goth, after one
hundred days Uninterrupted success.

of Japan closed Nov. goth, after one
hundred days Uninterrupted success.
GOOD SHOWING.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. statement OF pro-
ductions of precious metals during the
year 1876 in the states ard territories
west of the Missouri river, including
British Columbia and west coast of S1exi-
CO, shows an aggregate yield of ninety
eight and one-half millions, being an ex-
cess of seven and one-half millions over
1876, the greatest previous annual yield.
Exports of silver from San Francisco to
India, China and the Straits, amount to
nineteen million.
81 BITE MY THUMB AT YOU, SIR.
Russia's answer to England is substan-
TALLY that, because snow checks mill
tary operations, an armistice will be COM
sidered, but the Porte itself must ask: for
it, and surrender the Danube fortress, in
which case Turkey may receive kinder
terms than those now framed. The Rus
slams have achieved rare feat in cross
ing Etropal Balkans despite the heavy
snow and severe cold. They have cut
Turkish communications with Sofia.
THE NATIONAL DEBT
decrease during the year 1877, was forty
seven millions.
CHANGE OF REVENUE
In Union county, South Carolina, two
peddlers. arrested for selling tobacco i'm
properly stamped, have been rescued
from the revenue officers, by the State
Rifle Company.
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
Jacob Bum, of Springfield, well
known Illinois banker, hitherto reported
very wealthy, has assigned all his pro-
perty for the benefit of his creditors.
DON'T LIKE IT.
The staff officers at Washington are
combining influences against Banning IS
bill for the reorganization of the army by
abolishing ezra rank and pay of the staff,
and making appointments thereon rela-
tive. .sss.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

The Pionee. Fire Company had their
regular semi annual election al
City Hall Jan. 1st, 1878. The follow
ing officers were elected to fill the sev
eral positions: For Capt, Leo Cor
nick; lst assistant, Peter alloy; I'd as
,istant, John Hyiand; Sscty Davio
Stewart; Treasurer, E. N. CoTy. :.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

Ben C. Hughes, Of Standing Rock
has gone to Poplar Greek TO take q po.
ition with the agency trader. He an.
DR.. Green, the agency physician al
Standing Rock, made the city holiday
visit.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

The officers elect of Mandan Lodge,
l. o. o. F., installed by Grand Master
Knight, were John j. Jackmsn, n. g.;
Sig Hanauer, V. G.; j. n Carnahan,
R. S; Chas. Louis, P. S., and Gus.
Kieman, Treasurer.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03
DON'T LIKE IT.

Miss Minnie Davidson is spending a
few days in the city with her father.
John Davidson, and will remain until
ner father goes below, sometime mex,
week.
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Stamp Mills.

A twenty-stamp mill for E Welcb
leaves for Deadwood to day. A simi-
lar one is being loaded for Kimberly &
Co.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

Large Quantities OF t.esgnt aE= bsirg
o,wardsd for the Biaca HIS TIE
receipts over the ~ P the pas. week
were about 300 sons.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

A com 5liD,ensary b-n=nt will be Civ
IN to Mr-. iIotchk:>s at NGs.c Hall
Thursday errnrrg
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

Thermomete II .vy.e lay Est
BOon.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

The early com .s %, tn payms :-er
is rum red He G. Il nextw.ek
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

0Lt E:kerson, is registered at the
Sheridan.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-03

y. ). CRAM, j., mas u.en appointed
ASSIST n " 5. Attorney, fer the prepara-
~ ION OF . custo cases, for duty in New
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PrrrsToN. Penn, May 2.-ThOmas Morris was
arrested last night for numbering his wife in Kansas City last
January
CHICAGO, May 2.-The Republican State Central
Committee today decided TO hold the state Convention at
springfield June 20.
CHICAGO, May 2-Rairoad rates for grain to New
although nOmnay 20 cents per CW are now stated 10
IN In reality weak at 20 cents
ST. LOUIS No., May "A resolution was unani-
mousy adopted Merchants Exchange today favorng
repeal OF the Bankrupt Law, TO take effect immediately
OTTAWA Can, Nav "A second party of fifty
prSyinces About loo Will join them at Rockville and
adjacent towns
CHICAGO. May 2.-Several Nez Perce Indians
to-day rOute for Canada where they
% have talk indians who have left the reserya,
tions and agencies, and urge them to return
WfsNIPEG Manitoba, May 2.-The steamer Swal-
lou was suck squal this and capszod In the
ned river near Winnipeg passenger Norwegian was
drowned The remaining passengers were saved
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 2.-The body Of an infant,
ahon week old found this morning In the stove OF
the Lake Shore tram which reached mere last
No trace perpetrators Of the crime has yet been
discovered.
San Francisco, May 2. - The following Is
en-, st OF the eaInshp City TOXIC which sailed
ron his mort to-day: silver bars for Shanghai S2l6
tnp Wong Kong s2,4O0; Mexican dollars for Hong Kong
Mias M p7si trade Dollars 26.079 gold coin, $3.50.
PHuADEIPHIA, Penn, May 2.-Meyer Goldsmith
NJ the rm OF Wolf Mayer Co., Of this city, Charles
Goldsmith Apc Crauer OF the arm Of Cramer Gold
dmth in $40 o60o and Charles Goldsmith and Cramef in
a. conspiracy 10 deraud various out OF
goods 10 value OF 10000 The grove out OF the fall
ure OF Cramer q Goldsmith, Of scranton. In 1885,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsHINGToS. Thursday, N

wAsHINGIoS Thursday May Q, 1873.
The Controller OF the Currency has declared dividend
Of % per cent n favor the creditors Of the First Ma
tional Bank OF TarIytOHn, n. Y
The Senate Committee Patents to-day heard argn-
ments for aud against the bill introduced by Senator
Booth which proposes 10 abolish the Board OF Exam
inersin Chief ana create In Its stead Court Of Patents,
10 be composed OF three Judges appointed by the Pres
dent with salary and terms OF office OF United states
District Judges
The President has approved the act prohibiting the
coinage OF 2Occnt silver pieces also an act authorizing
the Secretary Treasury TO issue American reg
lister 10 the Canadian propeller East, by the name OF
Kent also act providing for the administration OF
the oath OF office 10 collectors and custom house oeers
IN the District OF Alaska.
In accordance with the law recently passed by Con-
eress for employment OF temporary clerks between
sixty seventy persons were yesterday appointed 10
such positions In tho Treasury Department. Hundreds
of persons nearly all women, crowded tho corridors
leading 10 the appointment In expectation OF pre-
ferment There at least ten applicants Tor every
one of tho cerkships In the gift OF the secretary The
recent appointments determined by the complete
ness OF the quotas from the different states large
number OF clerks have sso been restored TO the Interior
Department under recent appropriations.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
MORRIssEY's PROPERTY AND WILL.
ESTIMATES OF HIS EsTATE-wHAT II is SAID HE
HAS DONE WITH IT.

ESTIMATES OF HIS EsTATE-wHAT II is SAID HE
HAS DONE WITH IT.
The death of John Morrissey was the prin-
cpaI topic OF conversation in the hotels cubrOOms, and
political circles yesterday. Flags were displayed at
hafmast at the City Hall and Ashland House,
and tho interior of the gambng-hOIse No.
West Twenty-fourthst., was draped in mourning.
Many OF Mr. Morrisseys friends started for Saratoga
and many more will follow this morning. Dispatches
received in this city state that the body Will be taken
to Troy at to-day The funeral will take place
Saturday at 1890 a. M, from ST. Peters Church. in
Troy solemn requiem will be offered for the re.
pose Of his soul The remains will then be taken TO tho
family burying-ground at Troy,
Much attention has been directed to the amount OF
money which Mr.. Morrssey left Some persons have
estimated his wealth very high figures while others
claim that comparatively poor 1t is stated that
the whole amount OF his property Will not exceed SSo-
900, before the payment of legitimate debts.
Morrissey it is claimed did not property out
side Saratoga, and what interest he did possess had
deprecated very much within few years; fully
$4,000, il is stated, spent in his late po-
iCal His illness caused heavy expenses, and
he gave great deal OF money to three sisters, one OF
whom is blind. Many friends of his younger days
called on him frequently and were always provided
Mr. Morrissey called upon his friend, Henry Ford.
November IA, 1877 aud said that he thought lie was
approaching his end, and desired hun 10 draw
up will. He asked Mr. Ford to draw IL up as he
dictated IT, He is said to have bequeathed about
$4,000 to each OF his three sisters He also left some
charitable bequcsts thinking that there would be
pf Nr MorTissey,s property last evening Mr.
Ford said that he drew up the WILL Out he CONSIDERED
that Il would be great DIeSon OF e2nnaece 10 usGose
very welknown men, Mr.. Ford said that II they
wound up the estate properly there would DO
comfortable circumstances for the rest OF her life he
did not care state the value OF the estate, 10 de-
pended altogether how and when the real estate was dis
noae of
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
RUSSO-TURKlsH NOTES.

TDNIIUN, FTIliN, NIIy y II =
The SlHddrd's correspondent at Cunsiantinople as
scris that the Russians are approaching Datum. intend
lug 10 attack II II not surrendered.
Refugees IN dcplorablc condition continue to arrive
In Cnnstantnopc. The International Committee Will be
Obliged stop relief on June for lack Of funds.
special telegram to The Standard from Belgrade re-
pors that fight has taken place between the seryians
and Bashi. .Bazouks, near Prisna. Tho loss on both
sides was heavy.
Reuter- telegram from Constantinope says the Rus
SLAMS have OF late frequently violated the Bular lines OF
dcmaTCation.
Intelligence has been received from Athens that the
nsurrecIion Thessay Will probably subside, the Brit
sh consul having told the leaders that England il
solved TO defend the cause OF Greece.
The news from Crete continues TO be warke.
Arms and ammunition destined for the Mussulman in
snrgcnts Ia Roumclia have been discovered leaving
AdTianOpe concealed IN collins.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A COMPLIMENT FOR TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.

MAsHINblDN InuIrudg, may =, 1903
A resolution Of January last, charging the
Signal Service with incnlccncy and extravaganza of
management was referred to Representative Clark. OF
Ncw-Jersey, Of the House Military Committee, for
port. Mr.. Clark has made thorough examination aud
says that the service Is both efficient and economical
that It H. constantly growing In popularity, II shown
by the that bills for thirteen additional stations In
separate states have been introduced in tie House;
that there Is for consolidation with other
departments and that, while the service capable Of
improvement and its extension Is desirable,
sion is impossible with the appropriation available.
THE BLAIR PARTY ~ DOUBT.
II is not yet decided by gentlemen having
in charge the alleged Florida Presidential frauds,
whether they Will propose investigation by the House
Committee the Judiciary or by Joint Committee of
Congress TO consist Of six members OF the House and
five members OF the Senate. They say they the
original affidavit of McIn and other documents embrac
ing all the material facts from all the parties interested
in the alleged frauds. The resolution for investigation
be introduced next Monday, or on some other day
Il question of privilege.
WHY SENATOR EATON Is WAITING.
Senator Eaton explains his delay in calling
up the resolution providing for the inquiry into the al
legged Illegal arrest O Mr. NOyes president of the Ma
ton Capitol Insurance Company, by saying that he II
waiting for decision Of the United States Ia New
Jersey before which Mr. NOyes has been arragncd, and
in which the question the legality OF his has
been raised Mr. Eaton thinks that If the Court should
decide that the arrest was Irregular that fact would
have great weight with the Judiciary Committee.
THE HARLEM RIVER MEMORIAL.
The memorial presented by Senator Conkling
today praying for increased appropriation for the
Harlem River improvement, is signed by Mayor Ely,
]. B IIaskns John j. Crane Governor Morris, Jordan
Mott, and large number OF other citizens OF New
York and makes argument in advocacy OF proposition
that the Senate should increase the House appropriation
of ~ 80 900 for this object to 100000 The memorial
was referred TO the Committee Commerce. which has
the River and HarbOr Appropriation Bill In charge.