davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16

succession OF Mrs. Teresa Ayamburu.
widow Of Vincent Salvador.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans. No. 41,1s2-Whereas. Albert
Of administration on the estate of the late
Mrs Teresa Salvador, deceased Notice is here
by given to all whom It may concern to show
said petitioner should not be granted,
By order of the court.
anl1 16 so* JOHN HERRERT CLARK
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
Succession of jon mi. weller.

SECOND- DISTRICT COTE FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. SO q Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of Is estate and to al
ether hen int t. show cause
cation. If any IT, have or can, why The
account presented blihe az ministrator of this
estate should not be hprdEed and homolo-
Herewith.
By order Of the Courts
ap16 % 25 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FORTHElD|
II ish Of Orleans. No. 399-By virtue Of IVA
Of fieri facias, 10 me directed by the hon01l
leans. in the above entitled cause for city IA
of 1873. will proceed to sell at public aaza
at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exehnf3
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhMs
streets, in the Second District of this etl. i
MONDAY, May 70. 1879 at 10 O'Clock NJ, thai
lowing described property, to Wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUNps3
uated in the Sixth District of this city, In sg
number three hundred and eightT1a
bounded by st. Charles, jena to Pitt and vi
streets, measuring one hundred and lily T.
front ON st. Charles street by two hundred
In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUz.
%... Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of 0rieas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
The City of New Orleans VS.. Theresa
Dreyfous.

The CITY 6I NEW UFEtAHs vs.. TNEFesA
Dreyfous
Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No. 1332-By virtue Of
writ Of f1eri faeias. to me directed by the
Honorable the Sixth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, In the above entitled cause. for
city taxes of 1873, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk
change Royal street, between Canai and Gus
Penthouse streets. In the Second District of this
cir9. on MONDAY. May H. 1870. at IL o'clock M,
the following described properly, to wit =.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GBpUND, sit
uatsd la the Fourth District of this city in
s0uare number ons hundred and forty seven,
bouaded BY Camp. Magazine. Philip aud First
streets designated as lots numbers one and
two, Gneasuring sigty-four feet front on Maya
zine street by one hundred and fifty feet In
depth,
Seized III the above suit.
Terans-Gash on the spot
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHHEAUA.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
q no mai
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
Fair Neal In Treasury Appointments

[Cineinnati Commercially
WASHINGTON, April H.-Several Southern
Senators are discussing among themselves
the propriety Of offering resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury for an
official list Of all persons employed in that
credited, and in what States they have their
legal domicile. By law, appointments in the
treasury are allotted pro rata among the
States according to population, and Southern
Senators claim that appointees have been
credited to Southern States in several in
stances who hailed from other sections of the
country. Treasury officials deny this, and
say that no appointments are made under
any circumstances from States whose quotas
are full
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of WaIeer Henri,

ptRT1Es INDEBTED I'D Or HOLDING
- claims against the ab4e SUCCESSION are
and present their claims IS, N. B.TRlST. adj.
m min at his office. 1ao Gravier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16

IN THE MATTER OF JOS. KATE, PRAYING
for change OF name No. 25 .64s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
The king of notted things -shadines

Reed s Gilt Edge Tonic is a wholesome stimu
liant and its quality f. guaranteed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
One Republican Opinion
=m TCbicago Herald,

Gen. Joe Hawley stakes his congressiona
reputation on the assertion that the best mel
in both Houses are ex- Confederates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORHHnNS,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
The city Of New orleans vs.. 5. D Mo-

w y j !. II. hJCEE TAU Il REAUA
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
mh19 &c au2 is 80
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-16
The City of New of New orleans VS.. widow
w. w. Peyton.

OIVII bHeIIII OF lH5 IHTI5H OF UTIeanS.
apo 16 % 30 N.Y. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

TTrE OFFICERS READY To OBEY THE ORDERS OF
sUPERIoRs-THE MIN NoT SD READY TO SINK
POLITICAL FEELING, IT CALLED OUT BY THE
GOVERNOR.
BosToS. Dec 26.-A special dispatch from Port
land TO The Herald tonight says
There is mucn speculation rs 10 the amount OF do
pcndence which can he put pom the militia of the state
In The event Of the services ing needed Tn" force Is
not large one. II IA commanded. 10 be sure, by
wick, now President OF Bowdoin College He has
brilliant military record, ana ~ very conservative
Republican. The organized militia consists OF one
regiment aud four unattached companies. Colonel
Charles T. Matt0cks, of the LIST Regiment, resigned
nearly nine month. ago bur his resignation was not
ncce lied for some reason or oiher until last week The
AFOREMENTIONED lett IN command Is Gen raj Daniel
Major is ~ NJ Folsom. of Oidtown. The former IL a
moderate Greenbacker and the latter an ardent Green
Grcenhack candidate the ten companies
II the regiment Two IN Portland one rac IN tne
cities OF Auburn Augusta Bangor and Belfast. and the
towns of Norway. skowhegin, Hampdrn aud Oidtown.
II will probably fund. II the matter "a investigated,
III a very large majority OF the members OF these
panies arc'1,epubcsns and they are generally young
mv but few Of them saw service during tue Rebel
hon. Tie companrs genera " organized Tor snow
purposes, ant wi n n idea OF active service.
Colonel Mattocks who uas Just retired says he should
ConmauJcru-chicf regard OF politics personal
feeling and Colonel White ard Major Folsom and
"A majority the line officers. For the men, however.
for real service. II l. doubtful II much dependence
could be put in them. Besides tie 1st RrGi-
mcnt, there three infantry cOmpanes-one
eacn IN Portland, Biddeford aud Gardner-and
light battery al lewiston One OF these, the Portland
Montgomery Quarts Captain Jonn J. Lynch. is com
posed of active young Irshmen chiefly ID moctas. IL
ls The best led company IN the state. ana The Cap
tain loud in his prase OF the loyalty % the troops Ine
composition Of The battery at Lewiston IA abonfihe
same. and the Fdsiouists think 1t also could be de-
the excitement and hostility to the State Ad-
ministlaion when exists further East that.
pani here-.he Light Infantiy and Mechanic Blues,
winch have honorable records IN the past-wlll doubt
less obey the orders OF their superors Information as
to the feeling of the other mpanies Is limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

Panama, and that extensive preparations have been
made to receive VI. De Lessons on his arrival. The
fled 10y the fact that if the canal is built under the
present concession, the Colombian Government will
receive "A revenue of $3.50. 900 year from it, sum
equal 10 that received from the Panama Rail-
road Company. Some incredulity appears to be
felt and expressed IN Panama by those be ST quail.
ned TO judge on the subject. to whether the canal
will ever be built. In dispatch from Colon 10 the
Department of STATE. under date of August II last.
on the subject Of the canal. Minister Dichman took
occasion 10 say of the Wvse survey that ii the
opinion of those who from their education and oc-
cnpation are best qualified 10 form a sound judg
ment that " tile composition of the surveying party
was not of such nature ~ inspire any confidence
in even the satisfactory location Of the line for
canal, much less the building of the same" Mr..
D1chman has seen reason 10 change the opinion
he then formed. and ne does not appear to be very
sanguine that the canal will be built under the
Wyse concessIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
TIE VACANT RUSSIAN MISSION.

TIRE REPORT OF GOVERNOR VAN Z.NDTs APPOINT
MINT FAvORABLY RECEIVED.
NEWPORT r. l.. Dec. 26.-The rumor that Cover
nor Van Zandt has been rendered the Russian Mis-
sion by President Hayes is generally credited hege.
Governor Van Zandt is now in New-York. but no is
expected home tomorrow. The reported appoint
ment is favoraby commented upon. aud is consid-
cred great compliment to this the smallest State in
the Union. II is generally understood that Cover
nor Van Zandt desired To he United States Senator
and the friends of General Burnside have felt for
some time that he would have strong opponent In
terms Governor Of the Stare. The Governor was
expected here Christmas Day from Providence,
where he is spending the Winter the guest Of his
stepson As he did not arrive il is inferred that he
was suddenly summoned to Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
TRADE WITH GENOA.
faENrRAL rREss DIsPATCn. |

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The United States
Consul at Genoa Italy, In dispatch to the Department
NJ STATE reports the trade OF Genoa has condera
by increased during the last wear. It's exports were
more and its imports less than the previous year. The
chief articles OF import from the United States cot
ton tobacco aud petroleum. and the trade in these ar
tices is well established The attempt TO introduce an
tbrace coal has been unsuccessful Perseverance may,
however overcome some OF the obstG IS. Tho export
trade the United States Is so hight that most vessels
return In ballast or IL 900 vessels entering the
mort this year. only twcnty-seven carried the United
States iag while last year there forty-twO. The
batyess in Italy, other parts OF Europe have been
hlighted and large orders for American wheat have
orndy been gwen by the merchants OF Genoa lie also
mentions that exporters from the United States are
visiting Genoa personally, with view TO building up
the expoft trade IRON the United States TO Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

were not legal officers Afldaviis presented wln tno
protest establish the fact that not one legal
presided at the making out OF the reu rns ana INC
ceiving OF the One OF the helecfInen VIZ !"
foreigner and could not legally hold the office OF
man. The Supreme Court have hold tfiat pod1u y,
town officers consisting Of less than three II not eg
board. Acting upon this opinion, we nave Is-
jected the returns from Cnerryned. rms hrrc,s
tho election 81 Representative Several pfoersnu
affdays tO support them referred 10 u.s. hsNn
The rejection OF returns account or bribery anu III
tmidatng voters and account Of legal defects ~
check lists.
The ropy OF the record presented 10 from the town
OF SkOwhegan that for the election In tat town
only copy OF the warrant posted ANA the reOIu
does not show thar that one was posted IN Tue IuNn.
objection TO counting the OF the CITY or Auburn
was made because voters names were added 70 Tue
check Isis three OF the wards In violation OF Law
while voting going election day. AuidaVlls
filed fully establish that fact. and other ahdavs sno"
similar condition OF things In other cities We CON
slider these facts not legally cognzable by the VV-
ernOr and Council as canvaseng board. AMI we nave
dsre garded them IN fluctuations. We recommend
the reference OF all such papers TO the leg
slafure. Tho returns from Portland are defective
because they do not comply with the constitutions re-
quirrment which provides that the names or All per
receiving votes shall be stated in ne returns
large number Of votes returned from the sal city
scatterng" and there possible means anOr,i-
ed b. the determine tor whom such votes were
Bath aud ckand fatally deiec' we, because hey
signed by the majority Of The Aldermen Under
tic statutes and by the decisions or the court snch re-
turns he counted, aud have been Obliged 10
reject them. 1t will devOlvc the House OF Repre-
sentatives determine the first instance and finally,
have legal evidence before to determine That
question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
FOREITN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday, Dec. 20. 1879.
The Dempsey family. who we've eviced at Balla. irs
land on the l2h inst have been renstatea IN their for
mer homc the rent having been paid 10y subscription
The cotton spinners az Ashion-ndcr-Lyne have de-
manded a per cent advance of their wages.
IL Il stated that the Shah CT Persia intends under
taking "a pilgrimage 10 Meshed next spring. accom-
panied by 10000 troops.
dispatch from Rome 10 the Esidfene reports that
Tuesday last King Humbert going on hunting
pedition, when the gcndarmes who preceded him
counered crowd who refused To dspcTss ana nred On
the yendarnes. The latter retul ned the c. An active
search for the culpiits Is in progress.
Advices from Valparaiso TO the 3lfns are rs follows
The port Of Iquque, Peru. has been opened 10 CON-
MERGE The President Of Peru Is taxing steps "a dcicad
Calao II Is reported that the Bolivsns sacked the
town OF Tacna, Peru
william barley Bentley sailed from Rio Jaucir0 for
England the oath ult.. whence lac intends 10 10
Canada 70 complete for the Inauguration
proposed ne uf steamers between Halifax snf
Rio JanrrO and also FOR The Canadian exhibition ia iao
Janero some time du:ing the coming gear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
INDIGNATION AT DAMARIsCOTTA.

THE PEOPLE IN Favor OF FORCE SHOULD PEACEFUL
MEASURES FAIL TO SECURE JUSTICE.
DAMARIsCoTTA Ne, Dec. 2G.-An indignation
meeting was held at Lincoln Hall this afternoon,
and large audience was present, every town in
the county being represented Some people came
from distance of fifteen or twenty miles, nOtwith-
standing the extreme cold weather. Several Fusion
lists were present. but only few minors and ladies.
Tx-Congressman Flye, of Newcastle, called the
meeting TO Order and spoke earnestly and conserva-
lively. The Rev. G. V. Houson, Baptist clergy
man, offered a prayer.
On taking the chair, the Hon. Benjamin T. Met
calf. president Of the meeting, made a speech adj
yising tirmness but moderation to the last ex-
tremty.
General James 4. Hall. upon being called for. de-
clarcd that the action of the Governor and Council
is a dangerous, unheard-of usurpation. and said he
believed that it did not originate with Governor
Garcelon and the idiotic Council. They were tools
in the hands of demagogues. He closed his speech
as follows:
Believing that the patriotic OF duty upon the
part OF people viii bring out OF ths trouble my
voice ia now for peace. and decidedly against force
on an angrY collision between two controlling forces
Let every means known 10 the human mnd be ex-
been my advice every hour during this contention. and
God helping me- shall be until the last peaceful resort
But fellow citizens when all else shall have failed 10
bring these usurpers realize the enormly OF their
crimes aud cause them 10 right the wrong they have
done; when an approach TO anarchy and the destruc
ton OF civil liberty shall Stand upon side and their
prevention by force stands upon the other; when tho
laws shall be longer OF avail and the courts become
powerless TO give juseethen am for resorting TO
the Inst great right OF feemen aud assuming the
sponsbility TO GO forward like men, who knowing their
duty in hour OF peril dare perform itetag the con-
seqnences fall where they justly must upon those who
forced us TO the dread reality.
The Hon. T.. w. Stetson of Damarscotta. N. j.
Hanna of Bristol, Ii. G. Robinson and Austin
Hall of Newcastle. +. g. Clifford of Edgecomb
and others also addressed the meeting Resolutions
were then adopted the last of which read as follows
Resolred, That while earnestly desire peaceful adj
OF this unfortunate state OF hings nj the same
time We request Standardized Smith and Representative
elect Hall 10 use every In their power To obtain
the seats 10 which votes called them at the organ
cation OF the LEGISLATURE and should they not be aole
10 do this, then request them TO Join IN organic ne
The Legislature the place where tho majority OF
hoih branches duly elected can carry out the ex
pressed will OF the people. ,..-
Rssoired That we pledge our lawfully elected Senator.
and Representatives throughout the State our earnest
snpport in whateyar course they may decide 10 follow
trusting that legal measures may accomplish "na'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
TURKISH INTOLERANCE.
PRIEST IMPRISONED FOR TRANSATLANTIC THE


CoysTAsrNOPLE. Friday. Dec. 20. 1879.
German priest has been imprisoned for
traBslating book understood be the English Bible,
into the Turkish language. Ii appears that In septem
Der the police arrested missionary for distributing
gious tracts, but soon discharged, the police
retaining n book In tue Turkish language printed in
London containing passages contrary to islalsm and
two manuscript pamphlets Of the same character. On
the day after he release of the missionary, the priest
WHO is under sentence arrested, the charge
being the author of the mentioned pamphlets
and was remand for trial.
Sir Austen Layard has for the last three months
pressed demand for the restitution or the missonarys
papers Two notes presented by Minister Layard re-
naming wercd he again renewed his request on
Monday last; but still receiving answer, he sent .
communication TO the Porte, giving IL three days IN
priest. dismiss the Chief OF Police OF ADgora, who or
dercd the arrest or the priest, AMI TIE mnary COM
mandanr OF Van. who well the Chief Of Police OF
Angora, had used insulting language toward England
aud the British Consus In Turkey. Minister Layard an
nounced that II his demands not complied win he
would ask Lord Salisbury for instructions, and would
suspend diplomatic communications with the Porte.
not British, but German subject and that tue report
that the priest has been condemned To death untrue,
he has only had preliminary examination. The
also assured Minister Layard that the priest
Will be treated enently. IL Is believed t1at tue matter
will not lead any serious nseQuenccs in view ~ tho
supposed that Germany Will support Minister Layards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
OF INTEREST TO MIR. TILDEY.
AN EXTRACT FROM AN Old LETTER ABOUT TIE At
TEMPT TO PURCHASE THE VOTE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA IN 1876.

AN EXTRACT FROM AN Old LETTER ABOUT TIE AT
TEMPT TO PURCHASE THE VOTE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA IN 1876.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. Dee. 26.-As Mr.. Tilden has deemed
it to be of Importance TO deny III an interview that
he gave an agent $50 900 for the purchase of the
South Carolina Returning Board, but withdrew the
money before the purchase was consummateo, the
following extracts from private letter WI tten
from Columbia s. c., February %, 1878, by man
who had an opportunity to know whereof he spoke.
and who is in the habit of telling the truth. may be
interesting to him:
nv the way. that Dunn has been before the Pot
fer Committee. hut Solomon who was TO be summoned
has given them the sip AS soon as u was known here
that solomon to be summoned there was futtcr
among the knowing OF the Democrats and nasty
of Democratic leaders mad ana amer
eral 1t decided 10 get solomon out OF
the way II possible SO. on last saturday night he got
nt ~ he'd where had been confined for several weeks
with rheumat ISM and skipped out. This information
cot from his brother Abe. who told me the Democrats
furnished him the money to go away ana have no
doubt Solomon Knows more than would DC good Tor the
Tilden side -, x,.,. No., $3.50 &, ....,o.
here In 1879 Solomon told me lie was authorized by
ildens agents buy that Board. and was then nego
ating for the purchase OF the same WIN ialr SHOW OF
Success He afterward told me he had offered Nash
600 for his Elector, with promise or more
AFTER he had voted, and eaid that Nash was ID
Ynol n he refused the offer, and much more, which
c0nld tell II necessary. fully believe Soiomon's state
mon mad offered HIN $4,000 There Is certainly some
Tim i'm the or Solomon would not have skipped so
hnstiiy nor would the Johnnies here have been so
concerned TO get bin out OF the way FROM wnat Nasb
Solomon and Colonel Childs told me about the matter
am sure Tden and his agents Tried 10 buy first, the Re
turning Board, and then the Electors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
THE UrES STILL STUBBORN.

Los PINos AGENCY, Col. Dec. 2i.-Ouray
and the chiefs selected To 10 Washington the
Agency yesterday, bringing with them only part Of
the prisoners. General Hatch refused TO 20 unless
all the prisoners demanded by the Commission vera
surrendered Ouray asked FOR further time, aud ave
days more were granted to deliver them NJ CiVo's
ranch thirty miles from here the road 10 AlamSsa,
nc which place General Hatch Will await their cOndag.
Ouray se;her playing double game. Is unable
cOmp!isn what he attempted. The snow Is from I've
fifteen feet deep on the range and tho Genera
PEELED build a sleigh In order make the trip
success OF the Commission Is somewhat doubt al and
the Army may be yet called upon TO settle the U.e
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTOS Friday, Dec. 70 le7v.
The Treasury Department ON Wednesday purchased
100000 ounces OF silver
The President left for Philadelphia this morning. In
Of his absence there was no meeting OF the
Cabinet to-day.
There are thirteen OF smallpox IN the District OF
colnmbts The National Board OF Health has decided
to take charge OF the matter.
In the matter OF contested application for grant
OF lands by the Government for the town site" OF
North Leadve, Col. the Acting Commissioner OF the
General Land Office decides that according TO the tes
tlmouy the land applied for Is valuable for mlnefais
aud that therefore IL Is subject 10 location under the
Mining acts only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ATTEMPT TO SHOOT A WOMAN.

ATTEMPT 10 SHOOT WOMAN.
Albany Dec. 26.-James A. Fish. of River ST.,
Troy today Attempted 10 shoot Flora j. Robbins OF this city
SUICIDE IN BARN
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. 26.-Iimothy q. Stone
Sueld Conn., thirty five years Old hung himself In
4 tobacco barn this afternoon.
An ICE BRIDGE
MONTREAL, Dec. 26.-An Ice bridge over tho St.
Lawrence River Is now formed between this city ana
Lonquenil The thermometer stood ID" below this
CAPTURE OF ILLICIT STILLS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Deputy Pennington cap
tured diseries In Moore County, ~ e. In
!ul blast-Ono owned by William Brady the other by Kelly
Williams both old offenders
A TUG INDICATED.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 26.-The Local Board Of United
States Steamboat Inspectors rendered decision the
collision between the and the tug
Convoy fading that the collision by schoor
and generating the master and pilot Of tie tug fIom All
blame.