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THE STATE PRESS.
.,..pra oF THE COUNTRY PRESS UPON
ruE STATE DEBT AND OTHER
MATTERS.
How They Look ~ 10.
IMinden Democrat.

"A gentleman recently from New Qrle ,aalas
tells iis that from conversation WIN le sa ~
business men and merchants u tnaI Ivy q, ~ :
found that the prevailing impresslDfn aa Whs
that the country people would pe psa tera.;st
satisfied with simply reductlon =. III,
IN liza state debt That's the way lnsy i os,h
nj II subsistlng of of the country ana
hinatea hond-holders themselves, they caLl-
M rsal;ya thn ouerolls burden tnat ~ WeiKn-
in III. down d the people. They are the Lilies
II III WaIiev.r and their dainty consctences
snoald ID terribly shocked at the idea
III 1.srenudtation," and we suppose even
u ~ asaaiing" The members Of that
nnnvention from the country. parishes
must demand nothing short o. ~
nan Az cent reduction, and interest at per
npe,,t even after eliminating all the fraudulent
nnItion created during Radical regime. This,
and nothing less, will satisfy the demands o.
the people. The man elected deiegate,
vrho fails to recognize this fact, had better
when the convention adi0urns, emulate the
Arab. afold his tent and silently steal away
IN M can rest assured that s'repudiation,' 30
lar ma ND Id concerned, will be certain and sure
m the hands of his people. Nothing put On
absolute betrayal and selling out OF the m
faI,asta at the State can fail to accomplish tne
endg demanded by the people, ana the failure q
therenf must be made to rest where 1t will
properly belong. The Democrats nave % ~
overwhelming majority and the enemies s o.
the State and people can never trample doWm
ara stiile the cry for relief, pc long as 81
Democrats are true TO their colors.
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The Picayunc's auEgestiOn Declined.
ysesss [Marksville Bulletin.l

tt ID singular proposition from the Pea
sJt,ae to invite the country delegates to reach
New Orleans before the assembling OF the
convention And it looks as an insult to
their intelligence to further invite them TO
minple and consult with those with whom
they have business relations. The theory Is
new tO I'D to vote for and elect representa-
tiyes at home that they may go off and
search for opinions abroad. "A nice mode In
deed to obtain representative government.
We cite for instance our worthy friend Jof-
frion, who has lately been elected "a delegate
10 the convention. He Is native Of this
parish, . lawyer Of large, practice, gentle.
man of fine intelligence, knows the wants Of
his people and Ii familiar with the universal
desire for relief existing in this parish.
Well, we presume that II the invitation Of the
P;ratasne could be enforced Mr.. offrion would
have To place behind his back all Of this infor-
nation; forthwith and speedily to repair to
the city OF New Orleans, closet himself with
the hondholders and merchants. and BY allow
IND his thoughts to be colored by their state
ments thus misrepresent the people who have
honored him with o seat In the constitutional
convention. The invitation Of the Ptcdyuee Is
too thin. In our judgment we believe that II the
country delegates have any spare time they
will employ this In mingling with their own
constituencies. The request Of the Ptcdyn,se
ID most respectfully declined by this part OF
the country.
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E,IFTH DISTRICT CoUTbr FOR THE PAR
= ish Of Orleans. No H-By virtue Of a
writ of fierf tacias. to me dfPcted by the hon.
orable the Fifth District Con for the parish of
Orleans. In the abaVe enti9sd cause. for city
taxes of 1878. / viii proeeR to sell at public
auction. at the Mercl nts III Anctioneers' Ex-
change Royal street. betW|6n Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in Wa6eb nd District OF this
city, on MONDAY, Md 10, e79, Mt IL o'clock M.
the following described - berty. to wit
GE r Al aKoUkn SIT,
square number pne hundred and ninety -four.
bounded by Terpsiohore. St. Charles, Prytania
and Melpomene Streets. designated as lot num-
Der five. and meaa1rtng seventy -four feet. front
On Terpsichore street by one hundred and
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the First District OF this city. In
square number three hundred and nine
bounded by airod. Julia. Basin and Franklin
streets.
Seized In the above suit.
TermS-Cash on the SPOT.
J.R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
DHr
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Thc Lottery ana other SIonopolIes.

bill repeating the Lottery Company The
matter will now 20 before the courts, where y
will be determined finally whether IT Il vlo.
lation of contract OF vested rights" beyond
the authority 81 Legislature. to rescind, or
simply question OF slicense" for the exer-
else Of o. right which may be set aside at any
time by the State In abolishing the further
payment Of said licenses.
Now let the constitutional convention look
to those odious monopOlies the Slaughter
House and Sugar Shed Companies.
[Marksville Bulletinl
Gov. Nichols has signed the bill repeating
the charter of the Louisiana State Lottery.
We of the country rejoice as much as our city
friends at the repeal Of the gigantic monopoly
which inflicted 90 much wrong to our State,
It's people and It's interests.
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The City or New Orleans vsk samuel
Gould.

Enc lily Oh new orleans VS& samuel
Gould. 4
L1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans. No. 4O3-By virtGe Of writ
Of fleri faeias. to me directed by Thu honorable
the Fifth District Court for the p&kish Of Or
leans. In the above entitled cause, DR. city taxes
Of 1878. viii proceed to sell at d. bic auction.
ct the Merchants and Auctionse Exchange,
Royal street. between Cuqtomho he and Canal
streets. In the Second Dnkrfc this city, on
MONDAY. May 12.#l879. d u o'clock m, the
following described properN tn&g
A CERTAIN SQUIRE GFtRH fund, situated
in the Sixth District of this IT.. designated as
square number four Anared I'D six, bounded
By st. Charles Boudeusaui Leontine and
a CERTAIN HALF SQUARE OF GROUND,
situated IN the Sixth District Of this city Hurst-
ville). designated as square number forty nine,
bounded by Prytania. Pitt, Washington and
CERTAIN II "a SQUARE OF GROUND situated
In the Sixth District of this city blooming
dale). designated as square number twenty
three. bounded by Prytania. Perrier. State and
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
In the Sixth District of this city lGTeenville),
designated as square number tWenty-Six,
bounded by Elizabeth. Ferdinand, Broad and
Pine streets.
Seized inthe above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot,
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Charles MeIchert vs.. adele. Thiroux.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans, No. As 400 BY virtue Of writ
of seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause. will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
In the Second District of this city. on SATUR-
DAY, April IL, 1879, at 70 O'Clock M. the follow
ing described property, TO wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights ways privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging or In anyWise appertaiEing
situated In the Suburb IRENE, Second District
Of this city, in square comprised within ST.
Peter, Orleans Miro and Galvez streets desig-
mated by the number three Of square number
twenty seven on plan OF Pile, surveyor of the
late First Municipality. dated December IS,
1914. and deposited in the office of ules Messy,
notary. Said lot measuring thirty feet front on
each of Orleans and st. Peter streets by one
hundred and fourteen feet FIVE inches and six
lines in depth. between parallel lines. Being
the same property acquired by the said Miss
Thiroux by purchase from Joseph Diard and
others. per act passed on the twenty third day
Of June. 1866. before A. d. Doriocourt, notary
public In this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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uunrc1A1 ADvEnTIsEMENTs.
sHERurF SALES.
r. N mttcnell ". Robt. =. warp.

az EnnND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- the Sixth and Seventh Municipal DlstrlcIss
of the Parish of Orleans, No. 2os2-by Virtue 81 o.
writ Of seizure and sa1e 70 M bar Court n
for he Sixth and Seventh Municipal DisI .el
OF che parish OF Orleans, IN the apoye entltlea
eai1se will proceed to sell at pupllc auelIon.
Of the Merchants. , ana Aa nana and unstom
honsa streets. In the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY. April IS, 1872 at u o'clock
hs 29ynE o dsfffssd Of n
gether with all the improvements thereon Ian ana
sppu rtenances thereof. and all the rights. WAYS,
saryitude, privileges and advantages theTeune e
4r a ang VI er n The
bounded by ut. Charles. Carondelet, AlneIa ny Y
Permission streets, measuring one hundTeai any ~
twenty four feet sig inches ana ansee n and INV
feet In depth and front on Amelia sLIe9ta, US ~
tween equal and parallel lines. said porsllon q
ground being composed OF the whole q tne lots
a plan drawn by l.. e. 2: lie. surveyor, on sn PC
twalfth of January, 1871 deposited In the office
OF W. l. Hodgson, a duly licensed aueetloneedf
II this city kss nssed b e george
Christy, q notary public In said city. on the
second Of August 1872, and eighteen laea s 7,
inches and three lines. of the lot deslRnated by
the number two on said above mentioned plan
and sketch adjoining said lot number three;
ali more or less. which said portion o. ground
forms part of the square OF ground sqlo py
passed before P. Chas. Cuvillier. late notary In
this city. on the twenty second OF April, 1871
being the same property acquired by the Of
PENDANT herein BY pdrfhn aasea i1a ames Fabey
notary pubIic In this city. on the twenty-sixth
Seized sise In In the above suit,
1erms-oa5 J. e. e. A tas 5RGftie AuTHnEAUx,
Civil sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff. OF the Parish OF Orleans,
nnhS Is "a 20 ap59
MIC. M. Glaser W.. john u. Mullen.


E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish Of Orleans No. 9a1g-By virtue Of writ
OF seizure and sale, directed to the civil sheriff
Of the parish OF Orleans by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans Iii
the above entitled cause. ] will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Aue-
tioneers Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets, In the Second
District OF this city. on SATURDAY. April II.
1879, at IL O'Clock m. the following described
DlaP oERr e LOT OF GROUND situated IL
Ing and being In the First District OF this eIty.
In the square bounded by Vine tnow Clarai.
Willow. Cypress and Hevia tnoW Lafayettel
streets, designated by the number five on pIsn
drawn by i. Pile, late surveyor. on the thir4
tiath OF November. 1854, and deposited In tie
office Of r Il. Theard. late notary public ID
this city, as plan number Mae; the said lot
measuring thirty one feet four inches four
lines front on Lafayette street by q depth 81
ninety-one feet two inches six lines on the line
OF lot number four. and ninety -four feet one
inch on the division line OF lot number six: to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights, ways and advantages there
unto belonging or In anywise appertaining:
being the same property acquired by the de-
fendant herein by purchase from George IL
Braughn per act passed before W. ]. Castell. mo-
tary public In this city, on the eighteenth of
September, 1872.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMENrs.
SHERIFF SALES.
Henry Legendre W. Mrs. Mary G. yan
fGfern

Ostern.
E1FTH DISTRICT CoURT FOR THE PAR.
ID ish OF Orleans. No. es52-By virtue of q writ
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish az
Orleans, IN the above entitled cause will nrnA n S
ceed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Anctioneers, Exchange, Royal street, hs.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
April 9, 1879, at u O'clock M. the following de.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with thu
buildings and improvements thereon and MI
vantages therennto belonging or In anywise
appertaining, situated in the Second District ~
tffs city, In the square bounded by Dauphine
Bienyille, Cont and Burgundy streets, deaio.
mated by the number three on a sketch made ST.
g. a. do Armas. civil engineer dated the twelfth
Of February. 1870, and annexed to The INVENTOR
Of the succession OF the late Sylphide Lastomr
taken by A. d. Dor1ocouTt, notary public iii
this city. on the twenty third Of February, 1870
and measures twenty-five feet SIX inches and
bred and fourteen feet two inches and four
lines on the line along o common alley four
feet six inches LII width. the same measure on
the other line separating 1t from lot number
inches and three lines on the line separating Il
from an alley In the rear; also another lot of
ground Immediately In the rear of said III
number three, designated by the number SIX.
and measuring twenty-five. feet one inch front
lines on the rear fine by fifty nine feet In depth.
between parallel lines. Being the same prop.
erty acquired by defendant herein by purchase
from the succession OF Sylph1de LastOur by Act
passed before Chas. G.. Andry, notary. on March
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash IN the spot. -
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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blind To Zee the reflection Of public sentiment
II the mirror Of the ge-neWspapers. we
believe however that Ct the present t,me
ta say If reform, and that the people will reap
some benefit from the general scramble among
tha lenders for popularity among the masses.
We, therefore, look, to this fact as good
been properly exercised In waking up the peo-
BE to d sense Of duty, and we believe the poll,
ticians will be very careful not to 60 beyond
what the people want.
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The Federal Courts and the DeDt Nucs-
ttOn-A Departure from DcmO-
cratic Doctrine.
THAbine SOuthrOn.l

Orr late New Orleans exchanges give quite
i nil account Of the delegates elected from
fhe parishes and districts Of the State. Inc
nnlitical character OF the different represent
tative delegates consisted 81 democrats Ne
returns show that the Democrats nominally
rlre largely in the ascendant, but all are not
HIsrnei that are Of the House Of Israel"
which proverb we verify fear will be verified
upon Che assembling 81 our constitutional ,3
ready indicated from interviews with few
leading and prominent men Of the Demo
cratic party upon the subject Of the powers
and sovereignty Of the convention over the
State debt and other matters OIL like import
aflre are not In accord with the political doc
trine of the Democratic party upon these
questions. 1t is cardinal principle with the
"A rty and ever has been since the Organiza-
tion of the Federal government that the
Union was formed OF cO-equal sovereign
tnining to sovereignty, except ID respect TO
few enumerated powers expressly delegated
III the general government.
Perhaps the most Important question AZ
fectingl the financial interests of this State
That will engage the attention Of the conven-
lion tl viii be the investigation Of the business
and legality Of her public debt and the rate q
interest thereon, and to deny that the prerog-
alive cannot be exercised by the people 10
their sovereign capacity without being sub
Fl 1HGE 10 plH EGu5IHl CONIu w pIOtUAu tuC C2ApA
else is LII ierogation Of the sovereignty OF her
States and without any authority, either ex-
pressed Or implied, under the general govern
fnent Those Federal strides will be made In
this convention by the friends OF the bond
holders and moneyed power Of the capitalists
To fasten upon the people OF this State the
payment Of an unjust and fraudulent debt
which they should not be bound 10 DO under
any principle oil honor or equity. All that
tho people should desire upon this ques
tIon ID d fair and impartial investiga
tion CT the iustness Of the debt, ant
III III should prove to be such or any portion q
ii. then let 1t be paid with q reasonable ant
living rate OF interest. But we do most siren
uousIy protest against this evasion OF TIN
\ question upon such fiimsy technlcalities tina
tho State Ii subordinate and cannot exercise
control over her own domestic affairs withou
the supervisory control Of the general gov
ernlnent to preventit This is directly antag
onistic To the principles and policy OF the
Democratic party, but unfortunately, few
mon of this calibre may have under false
colors, worked thems lives into this conven-
ton; and their departure from the party up
On these questions, we venture to say, will BIZ
& followed BY every element In the convention
lii opposition to the true policy OF the party
This will be the condition Of things upon this
and other kindred measures throughout The
session or the convention, and our only hope
Id lii the Democratic policy.
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ENOURTH DISTRICT COUH FOR THE
~ parish OF Orleans, No. s50 by virtue Of q
writ OF f1eri fAcas to me d scted by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans In the abov entitled cause.
for city taxes OF 1878, Twill p coed to sell at
public auction. fA the MlGclan and Auction
eers' Exchange, loyal stry b Teen Canal and
Customhouse streets In III bond District of
this city on MONDAY. May&2JNB Bro at IL o'clock
r. the f2lloW " ds u eTtNy n TO Wit
in the Sixth Distrid of this CITY III square num-
Der = eighty three abonnded by TehoupitouIas
follows: Lots numbers one to four. measuring
one hundred and tweIty feet front on Tchoupi-
toulas street by one hnndred and twenty five In
deuth lots numbers six to eight, measuring
ninety feet front on Water street by five hum
dred and twenty two feet In depth; and six lots.
measuring one hundred and eighty feet front
on Tchoupitoulas street by three hundred feet
In depth,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ana ia III 10 n X
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E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR B;
- fsh of Orleans. No. 117-By virtue OF writ OF
leri faei o, to me directed by the henorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish o1 Orleans. tn
the above entitled cause for city tak go OF 1878
will proceed to sell at public au&tion, ct the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Excl nRe Royal
street, between Canal and Customl Puse streets.
in the Second District OF this e56. on MON
DAY. May IL. 1879. at 10 o'clock m. ne following
described property, to wit u s..
uated in the Fifth District Of this &ty. In square
number two hunarad and flfty-si bounded BY
Baronne, Triton Walk. Julia Ind Dryades
streets, designated Us follows: number two.
measuring twenJy-e Sght Npt frqt on Baronne
street by one hundrpd IN In Nepth, and lot
number three measuring PenU four feet front
on Baronne street by ore RlnlFed and forty
sexen c tsas x asDI PaoRTioN GROUND, sit
uated In the First District on Is city. in square
number two hundred and thirty. bounded BY
Carondelet, Poydras. Carroll and Perddo streets
and designated as lot number fifteen. forming
the corner Of Perdido and Carondelet streets
measuring twenty-o feet front on Perdido
street by one hundred and seventeen feet In
depth and front on Carondelet street.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
app 16 % 80 my7 10
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Capital ana the state debt.
[NatchitocheH Vindicator.1

tNatchitOcheg Vtndtcator.1
Capital will never come to your State II
you dishonor your State debt" shrieks the
bOndhOlder.
What simpIetons.they take us for. Reduce
taxation In this State to five mills by any
means whatsoever and capital will come.
Come, not to speculate In bonds, which are 9
curse to the country, but to invest In devel-
oping our agricultural resources, build facto-
rfes mills, add wealth to the State.
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The City of New OF New Orleans VI. Wlaoy
w. w. Peyton. iii


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR YdE
- parish, Of As Orleans. Nc. s5-By yirt1 Of
the honorable the Fourth District Cog& for
the parish Of Orleans. In the above 81 Titled
cause. for city taxes of 1878. ] will pro-
coed t. ss at public auction st. tRs Ms ha At
tween Canal ana Customhd See streetH In the
Second District Of this, cA on MNDAY,
May -. 1879. at - O'Clock the blowing
described property. to Wit Ii
CERTAIN PORTION ONVGRO9ND, sit
uated In the First District Of AhfI city IN square
number one hundred and alev&, Funded by
Orange, Annunciation, Constance "a Richard
streets, and designated as follows NGot number
seven. measuring ninety fees front on Orange
street by one hundred and twenty feet In depth !;
lot number eight. measuring thirty feet front on
Annunciation street by ninety feet In depth; lot
number nine. measuring thirty feet front on
Annunciation street by one hundred and twenty
feet In depth; lots numbers ten and eleven.
measuring each thirty two feet front on Annun-
citation street by one hundred and twenty eight
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Term5--Cash on the spot.
J. r.. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
. Ap9 16 % 30 myT IL
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Ruckcyc Cheek.

Memphis fTenn.) Avalanoe, Ind1
There ID no limit to Buckeye cheek. Even
the editor Of the Okolona (Miss) States, who
and eats boiled Yankee every morning as
All appetizer, Is claimed by those Ohio fellows
as d carpet-bagger from that State.
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LyOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
IL ish of Orleans, No 45.443-By virtue OF q
writ of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouae streets.
In the Second District of this CITY, on BATUR-
DAY, May 8. 1879 at Ii o'clock m, the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
the Second District Of this city, IN the SQUARE
Marais streets, designated BY the number one
on sketch drawn by Pile Il DeDouily, arehi-
tects. on the eleventh day OF January 1866. and
annexed to an act In the office of Adolph Bou~
dousauie. notary. dated the fifteenth OF Janu-
airy. 1866. pnruoTtfng to be O sale Of property Dy
O. Tihlier to Anthony Per ault: said lot forming
the corner OF Barracks and Treme streets. and
feet. one inch four lines front on Barracks
street, tWenty-eight feet SEVEN inches four lines
In width IN the rear seventy four feet nine
inches and one line In depth and front or
IRENE street. and fnTty-three feet In depth on
the side nearest to Marais street, thence WIDEN.
ing one foot six inches 1t has further depth of
thirty one feet nine inches one line. with tho
lot and lot number two on said sketch: togetn-
or with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon rights, ways. etc. Said properly vas
acquired by the said Hanlan by purchase from
Claude Tibier, as Der act passed before Ad0lp9
Boudousuuie. late notary In this cry, da.oq
the eighteenth Of January, 1856. and RECORDED
In conveyance Office book ninety-one. folio
fourteen.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot -
J, r. ATCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.