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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-02
The City of New Orleans w. ". y
Cook; same vs. same; same vs. VIM. ID.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. Nos. Is
aud f717By virtue OF three Writs OF fieri facias,
to me directed by the honorable the Third and
Sixth District Courts for the parish OF Orleans:
in the above entitled causes, for city taxes OF
1876 1877 and 1875 will proceed 70 sell at pnnife
auction at the Merchants and Anctlonesrs Ex-
tomhouss streets. In the second District Of this
city. on MONDAY. July z. 1879. at y O'Clock rn..
* iCciEsIRMTAT N poKTIoN or GROusD. sit
uated fn the First District Of his city In square
number one hundred and thirteen. bounded ~
Race Constauee, Annunciation and Robin
streets, and designated as lot number twelve,
measuring one hundred and twenty eight feef
front on Race street by one hundred End Sixty
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms ash on the spot.
j. 4. ALCEE GATTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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mary Jane Brennen VS.. William clark

Mary Jane Bremen VI. WlIliAm IhATA,
s,EcoND DISTRICT fa COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 4o,845-By virtue Of
Tg 5 Of h ednd e conr or the
ish Of Orleans, in the above Ltit1ed cause, /
viii proceed to sell at public auction, at the
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
In the Second District OF this city. on SATUR-
DAY, July 10, 1879. at II o'clock M. the follow
Log aes cERTA PSp EPof Of GROUND situated
lying and being in the Third District of this
city. in thesquare bounded BY LAFAYETTE Avenue,
mated by the number two On certain plan
drawn BY Louis e.. Pile. surveyor. dated Juiy7,
1871 and measuring =, fest front
two inches on the line separating 1t from lot
number one. and one hundred and two. feet ten
ana ys lines IT, deRtn on nd he aed sne
line In width: together with all the buildings
and imgrovemenntass thereon e, con 80 npornn
containing twenty lots. and BOUNDED by Emilia,
Ne Pins Ultra Pleasure and Matilda streets. In
the Third District, The lots are numbered
by v. Prilleux, dated November 8, 1876, and de-
posted In the office Of jules Mossy. then no
tarV public In this city.
Seized In the above suit.
1'i !. i. ALGEE aAUTHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
l. je1s 10 25 jy2 1919 -
City Of New orleans vs.. f. sOniat DufOs-
sat: same ys. Edward 8. Dufossat:,
T1EIRD d. TRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u ish Of Orleans No. ao.lss; and sixth District
Court for the parish OF Orleans. No. 151o.By
virtue Of two writs of eri facias. to me directed
by the honorable the Third and Sixth District
Courts for the parish Of ORLEANS. IN the, above
entitled causes. for city taxes OF 1875 and 1873,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
In the Second District Of this city. on MONDAY,
July 1879. at u o'eIeck m. the following de-
ee l. cE EigIRs PoRTIoN OF eBoUND, sit
uated In the Second District Of this city, In
Dauphine Bourbon. St. Philip and Ursuliaes
streets, and designated as lot number twenty
measuring thirty feet front on Dauph1ne
9E sbarz PoRTPaN OF GROUND sit
uated In the Third District q thia city: IN
square number two hundred and eighty, seven,
bounded by Elmira, Congress. Burgundy and
Rampant streets. and designated az lot num6e %,
seventeen measuring fifty-three front on n
| mira street by one hundred and twenty feet In
depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX, -
Civil shaer of the Parish OF 0rieans
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The city of New Orleans VI Wild Jean =.
Forth and Miss Louise Fortin. same W.

i ish OF Orleans, Nos. ss1 and $50 BY virtue
Of two writs Of feri faeias. to me directed By
the honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans 10 the above entitled causes
for city taxes Of 1877 and 1878, / will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctfoneers' Exchanges Royal street.. BE-
Second District Of this city. ON MONDAY. July
4 1879. at II O'Clock m, the following described
p. i pCERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. SIT
uated In the Fourth District OF this city. In
square number one hundred and eighty three.
boun ded by Coliseum. Third, Fourth and CHEST.
nut streets, and measuring one hundred and
fifty feet front on Coliseum street by one hun
dred and twenty-five feet Id depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Tern Cash on the SPOT.
sriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Christian r. Huff w. widow BOhne.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 294-By virtue OF an alias
writ Of fieri faciasEo me directed by the Hon:
w. Rogers. Second Justice Of the Peace In and
for the parish Of Orleans. lii the above stated
suit. will proceed to sell at public auction. at
my warehouse, No $50 Poydras street, on FRl-
DAY July IL, 1879, at 10 o'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
iy1s11 r. BARNES, Constable.
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AvendanO BrOs. vs.. Mrs. V0gelsingcr,
now Mrs. KnooDf.

AFENWMI1W We
now Mrs. Knoopf.
L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
IL parish 81 Orleans. No 99s3-By virtue Of an
order Of sale. Of date June 20. 1879. TO me di.
rected by the honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish OF Orleans. In the above entitled
cause. will proeeed to sell at public AUCTION,
On the premises hereinafter designated, on
WEDNESDAY, July 2. 1870. at 10h o'clock q. M,
the following described property, TO Wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY, ETC.. now In my warehouse. Nos:
23 and 25 Orleans street. between Royal and
Bourbon streets. In the Second District OF this
city.
As per inventory on file In my Office
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. 4. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
jeg1 q iy2
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Tho City of New Orleans vs.. widow
sebastian Tujadues; same vs.. Widow se-
bastian Tuyacuues; same VS.. Sebastian Iu-
jacqus; same W. same; same vs., Bebastien
Tujaenues: same vs. Sebastian Tujaaue.
Y,HIKD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans. Nos. So GsG 81 1876 80 sg 81 400,
81 ,49l and 603-By virtue Of six writs of fieft
facias to me directed by the honorable the
Third District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
In the above entitled causes, for city taxes 81
1871. 1873, 1874, 1876 1876 and 1877, will proceed
TO sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street between
Canal and Customhouse streets, In the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY. July 7, 1879. al
IL o'clock M. the following described property
/. * CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Third District OF this city. and
designated as square number twenty four hun
bred and eighty. bounded by Bruxelles street
Paris Avenue, Sere and BeaureaaTd streets
and measuring three hundred and twenty feet
front on Bruxelles street by three hundred and
WHY = c tEis Il ip SQUARE or GROUND sit
uated In the Third District Of this city. and
bred and six bounded by Beauregard, Manuel
three hundred and eighteen feet front on
Beaureghrd street By three hundred and twenty
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREADX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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1872 II may be supposed that by this time
the old fellow has scented salt water, and
zone over the bur at high tide, and probably q
lew generations hence may take him up at d
Spaflish port on the other side
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
jean Lacazs vs.. Franchise clay.

Jean Lacazs vs.. Franchise clay.
lIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- tsh of Orleans. No. to,b75--By virtue of a writ
& tRe sz Dsrc Gost o g hs
parish Of Orleans. In the aboye entitled cause.
| Will proceed to sell ut public auction. Of the
street, between Canal aud Customhouse streets.
u the SECOND , p D. ,s1a Ct this city on
aRE d LoTs 81 aDUNyb e WIZ oil the I'm
improvements thereon, and all the rights and
peranns sated IN the 4 Third an muncipa
SQUARE bounded y Aubry, Clay. o,EellIy md
| two. three four. five, six, twenty ono. twenty
ana on 9an drawn By
notary in this city, which lots Of ground adjoin
each other and measure American measure, as
| feet four Inches front On Anbry street By one
hundred feet In depth; lots three and four each
thirty fest front On Aubry street by ono hun
twenty-five and tWenty-three each thirty feet
| front on Clay street by one. hundred and fifty.
one feet seven inches and two lines Acquired
dE af1sa NJ Roh 5se OF GROUND with
the sng a ana 81 the
Rs rhrd in Gsf q
CITY u NeW OTIeAHs, IL Ing sluHIe DOuH1bQ "
Dapre. Aubry; Clay and ohsilly streets. end
| composed Of the rear part of thelots designated
by the numbers eleven, twelve and thirteen. on
| plan drawn A. d. Hemecourt. surveyor. datei
October II. 1s47. and deposited In the office Of Il.
Herman. which portion OF ground forms . P,tr ~,
alielogram. and measures Thirty feet Ia width
| by ninety feet in length. bounded On the side
| nearest Aubry and CLAY streets by the property
| of FRANCHISE Clay, above M ntioned. on theside
nearest O,ReilIy street. BY the property. OF
the remainder Of said lots eleven, twelve and
| thirteen. Acquired by FRANCHISE Clay by pur-
chase from y. w. Eames. per net Of A. Ducatel,
| notary; dated May 4, 1872. - s,
| al the buildings, and improvements thereon,
rights. ways end ssrvitudes situated in the
| Fifth Municipal District Of the city Of New Or
| leans, In the square bounded by Altx. Church.
Jefferson and Market streets, and measuring
Amsrican measure, nifty Aye fes s eight 4; inches
| feet four inches In width. In the rear. forty
feet In depth on the line dividing said
| portion Of ground from the part there
1 Of belonging to A. Powers mud which pgr.
Of ground Designated By the number eight
on plan annexed to an get passed before D.. Z,
| McCay, late notary. on December 81 1889. Ae-
auired By FRANCHISE Clay by purchase from the
constable CT the Fifth Justice Court for the par
ish Of Orleans in sae made by him On June
! Mayo, Nos. 401s and 4621 Of the docket OF said
court. registered In book ninety-six, folio seven
hundred and seventy two. and said Mayo had
| acquired the same by purchase from w. x. T.
registered In book seventy eight. folio twenty
| two.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the SPOT. = .,4nrnr.rv
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
| inf1 ~ On iv2 -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
EFFECTS OF ADYERTLSING

A friend OF ours went bathing the other
afternoon. In the absence of "a towel he
substituted q newspaper and wiped his
face thereon. 1t was the Pascagoula
DEMoCRAT-STAR, and imagine how the
boys laughed when they saw the adver-
tisements of H. Krebs IL Son, Postotlice
Exchange, Carey IL Laurendine, and 9TH
ers c~onspicuously displayed on his fore
head and cheeks. This is no hoaX.-Lau-
derldte RericiV.
The above is but one out of many
instances of the effects of advert.
slug III newspapers. The names of
the above firms are now perfectly
familiar to the citizens of Lauder
dale, and as little as some peo-
pie think of it, this one incident
may be the means of these mer-
chants selling bills of goods to
those whom they never expected
o reach at the time their advertise
ments we're inserted in the columns
the DEMOCRAT.STAR.
Many people come to the coast
from all parts of the State, every
year, and who knows but that in
the course of "A short time some one
who read the above in the Lauder
dale Re0ie,0 will be spending a few
months in this vicinity, and would
do a considerable amout of trading
with the above named firms, and
this business being brought about
by advertising ia the columns of a
live newspaper.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
EllisvilIe Items.
Rain, then more rain.

Rain, then more rain.
p. NJ. Bynum has just returned
from Mobile.
Prof. Willis Wood is recovering
our clever clerks dweiIisg.
The health of the county is good
and the NJ. DPS are locking Osr
Sheriff Baylis and Hon. u. M
Devall are bent over the land roll.
Lafayette Shows IL happy. 1t
weighed ever 80 many pounds and
is a boy.
Candidates are not OIL the wing
much yet, hut al in fine spirits
not whiskey.
Daniel Grantham had the mis-
fortune to lose a SOD last week.
Death supposed to DO caused from
diphtheria.
Rev. Jesse Knight bought stroud
ing for his mother Saturday night,
although she was not dead when
he left home.
Picnic at the Baylis scboolhcuse
to-day. Speeches. were expected
from Col. j. l.. Mead and Esquire
Huddleson. More next week.
1t is reported that Patton, from
Shubuta, will soon open a store III
Ellisville but what we need most
is "a first-class barber and . good
.rat-trap. P. d.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
THE FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.

Within the week a few cases OF
yellow fever have occurred in New
Orleans, and they were immediate.
ly reported by the papers of that
city, and also reported by the board
of health, therefore, there can be
no doubts upon this point. The
first case, that of an Italian girl,
on the corner of Second and Con
stance streets, died Sunday night ;
two more cases were reported
Monday, one OF Seventh, the other
on Third street, both of which re-
covered. On Tuesday another
ease was reported on Bourbon
street, a child three years old. This
makes a total of only four cases
reported, and as all possible pre-
cautions have been taken to pre-
vent a spread of the disease, such
as isolation, fumigation, even to
destroying bedding, ETC., of those
who died of fever, it is thought by
the New Orleans board of health,
and also by the physicians, that no
serious results will follow, and that
the fever will not become epidemic.
Every n familiar with New
Orleans knows that almost every
year a few cases of yellow lever
occur in the city, and generally not
much has been thought of it, but
after the fearful plague of last
year people are more panicy, and
are not going to remain around
where yellow fever exists. The
towns up the river have quaran-
tined New Orleans, yet we do not
see any cause for alarm at this
time, still no oDe knows how soon
the fever may become epidemic,
nor with what yiolenceit may rage,
and these places that have quaran-
tined think ii better to take action
early and keep out the fever, if
possible. The Mobile board of
quarantined against New
Orleans, and all infected ports west,
but at the hour of going to press
We could not find out if the towns
the coast were put under
quarantine restrictions.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
LOUISVILLE,

Louisville, July 2S.-Mrs. Pom.
eroy, who recently arrived with
her child from Memphis, and was
taken with yellow fever, died in the
hospital here to-day. The child,
who also has fever, is doing well.
This is the third death here from
t~ever--all having been refugee Ca
seS.
Louisville. July 29.-The health
authorities are taking steps to make
the quarantine more effective. In.
structions we're issued to-day to
the officers on all trains aud steam
boats entering or leaving the city,
to allow no baggage to pass in or
out without inspection and disin-
lection, and to see that every place
is checked by the quarantine Off
Ger.
No new cases reported, and those
in the quarantine hospital are doing
we'll.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
CHOLERA IN DUBUQUE, IOWA.

A disease akin to cholera is ray
aging Centre in Point Linn county
In this State.
Fully twenty persons died from
its effects during the past thirteen
days, and an equal number have
been Frustrated by IL.
1t is also raging in Walker, a
little town seven miles from Cen
tire Point, several deaths having
occurred there.
An order tor forty collins was
received from Centre Point ysster.
day by a Dubuque undertaken.
The physicians Of Centre Point
are wor out, aud the residents are
fleeing from the place.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01
REDUCED TELEGRAPH RITES.

Under the provisions of the te1e.
graph bill, says the Natchez Demo.
crat, which went through as a rider
to the army bill, railroad compa.
MES can throw open their telegraph
lines to general business, and be
come the rivals of the regular tel.
egraph companies. 1t is said that
the Baltimore and: OHIO railroad
will open at once its telegraph ser.
vice at reduced rates for transmis.
sion, and with its immense trunk
line and branches extending from
New York through Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington west.
ward it can make a strong fight
for business against the Western
Union. This will insure low rates.
aud the general public will be
greatly benefited thereby.
The Western Union has long had
a monopoly in the telegraph bust
ness, and has managed heretofore
to bny up all competing lines in the
South, so as to keep up their
monopoly, but we imagine it will
not be SO easy to buy out the rail
roads, especially those which have
extended lines of road,
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p

Memphis, July ga detail OF
twenty five men from the colored
military companies has been made
to do police duty. during the day,
and the entire strength of the regu.
lar police force has been assigned
to night service.."
DR.. Samuel j. Fox, of Eunis,
Texas, arrived this morning. He
will be sent out of the city tonight
by order of John johnson, super.
intendent of quarantine, as the
doctor has never had the fever, and
inspectors at quarantine stations
have been instructed not to permit
unacclimated people to enter the
city.
Ten additional cases were report.
ed TO the board OF health this after
noon, six of whom are colOred. Two
deaths from yellow fever occurred,
one, however, beyond the city lin
its.
The special policemen engaged
in taking the census of the city,
completed their task to-day. The
result SHOWS the populatiOn of Mem
phis to be 16,11O; whites, 1888 ;
cOlOred, 1887; adults, 1851
children, 5559. OF the whole S743
have had the fever, leaving 1867
susceptible to the desease.
Failing to secure transportation
to the site selected for the estab-
lishmeut of a camp on the Paducah
railroad, this afternoon, at 8 O'Clock
Col. John. K. Cameron, with a de-
tail OF sixteen colored soldiers, took
passage on a train furnished by
Superintendent Mike Burke of the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
and established acanp five miles
south of the city one and a half
miles below where Camp Joe Viii
lians was established last year,
Memphis, July 20, 10 a. m.-Six
new cases were reported to the
board OF health this morning. Late
last nighta messenger arrived from
Raleigh, Tenn, for a nurse to at.
tend Dora Athy daughter of Chief
OF Police Athy, who was reported
down with the fever.
Col. Cameron, with his detail of
coiored soldiers, took quiet posses
sion OF the grounds that had been
selected for the establishment of a
camp, and by six O'Clock this morn.
ing had i2j tents erected.
All maii,matter leaving this city
Is thoroughly disinfected under the
personal supervision OF inspection
oihcers of the national board of
health. The weather remains sui.
try.
Sp. m.-Two more cases were re.
ported to the board of health this
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01

The Raymond GaSeth pertinent
ly says: "The rage that prevails
in Mississippi at this time for es'
tablishing new papers is simply
unaccOuntable and astonishing.
We venture to assert that One-half
if not two.thirls of the old papers
could be purchased at much less
mOney-perhaps half the money
that they cost, yet they are let
alone severely and new concerns
established, which have to take all
the risk and expense of new ven
lures. But, as an old newspaper
man once said, anybody vi start
a newspaper, but to keep II alive
after its started-there's the rub"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-01

A DUEL took place last week be.
tween apts. Moore and Hunphries,
of Columbus, at a point in Alabama
about fourteen miles from COlum.
bus. They fred in the presence OF
about five hundred people, using
Smith & Wesson pistols at "a dis.
lance OF ten PAGES. It'll presumed
they fired blank cartridges, as no
one was hurt. After shooting lone
round the difficulty was amicably
adjusted, their wounded honors be-
ing satisfied. -