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smith brothers e. 60. va. Wung Chung &
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T,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
! Ish Of Orleans. No. az aB6 by virtue OF writ
Of Oerl faciRa TO mo directed by the honorable
tho Third District Court Tor. tho parish Of Or
leans, IN tho above entitled cause. will pro-
hereinafter Designated. on SATURDAY, De-
cemher G, 1879, Al 10 O'Clock A. m. the following
deecribef property. TO wit =
ALL, AND SINGULAR, THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS Of tho store situated Mt No. ~ Royal
street In the Baeond District IT this CITY, and
consisting ~ n large and we'll assorted lot or
Chinese Goods, Wares etc. Tons. etc. a. per
inventory % ne In my office.
hei7ed In the above suit.
Terms-Ca on the spot
j. II. ALCEE fAUTIiREAUG,
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
nn25 iiai q
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Mrs. Jane VI. Roberts, be-
ceas cd wills Of John ID xon by first marriage
and OF Charles Greon by second marriage.
IsECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Orleans No. Al Whereas.
Charles Green has petitioned the court for let
tors Of administration on tho estate Of his late
wife, Jane M. Roberts. Notice is hereby given
to all whom 1t may concern to show cause with
In ton days why the prayer OF tho said Detl-
toner should not be granted.
By order Of the court.
NOES 80 de4f JOHN HEKBEKI, ClsrR.
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r. y. martinez vs.. Louisiana Fertilizer

It. j. MaFtfneZ w. LOnIkfanM FeFtIEiZ6F
Manufacturing Company. on opposition Of
y. J. West. Fl. Mason. subrogated.
StIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- sh of Orleans, No. 3952-By virtue OF q
plurius writ Of tieri facas TO me- directed BY the
honorable tho Sixth District Court for the par
will proceed 10 sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
In tho Second District OF this city. on TUES
DAY, November %, 1879. at ~ O'CLOCK m, the fol-
lowing described property, u W.T.
ALL THE RIHHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
OF tho Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing Com
pany In and to United States patent No. 1886,
June 6, 1871. acquired by said company. de-
fendants from J. M. Lowanstein.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
nO14 IL Is
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery IL Co.

THE STOCK OF A JEWELER. CONSULTING
OF GOLD PINS. EARRINGS. SETS
STUDS. SLEEVE BUTTONS. LOCKETS
CLOCKS. SILVER MOUNTED SHOW
GASES. JEWELLERS OR DRUGGISTS
SCALES, COUNTERS AND A LARGE
JEWELERS. SAFE made by Stearns& Mar
vln-all to besold without the slightest limit
or reserve. to close an account
nN WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. AT II
~ u. m at st Camp street.
MONTGOMERY Il CO..
Auctinneora.
N. B.-Every article will DO fully guaranteed
rs represented. no25 ~
M ONTaOMERY d 90.
ll AUCTlONEERB.
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages ant
Harness at auction. at
MONTaOMERY'B TATTER5AII8.
No. 40 RarOnne street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
O'Clock.
Oonsignments Of stock solicited. aul7 am
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New ORLEANS September 13, 1870.
AS SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE FIRM OF
IA Richardson & Cary l will continue. at the
same place. the Wholesale Dry Goods and No
tlon business. Thanking my friends and the
and confidence l hope to merit a continuance,
Of the came. Having large and Well-selected
stock Of New Goods. Just received. can oi1er
extra Inducements to buyers. ,.
Oc30 I'm JNO. L. RlCHA tsD6DN.
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New Orleans. October %, 1879.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
ance Rice Mil, Nos, 8, 10. ~ and IA Elystan
Fields street. New Orleans. on his own account.
and solicits a continuance OF past favors.
DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE, RESPECT
IL fully solicit for LOUIS RUCH the patron
aye that has heretofore been accorded 30 liber-
ally TO the late firm of KIP 4 RUCa.
no2 tde1 Su Tu Th A. P. KIP.
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II HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
Il twenty sixth day OF june. 1879 JUDGMENT was
renierec In this court In the entitled suit In the
words and figures following. to wit.
CatherineBschot wifeiof Ernest Cabaud vs.
Her Husband No As 584.
On motion OF VIC Denegre. attorney for
plaintiff. and upon producing to the court due
proof Of her demand and he curt considering
the Law and the evidence to be Ia vor Of plain.
tiff herein, 1t is ordered, adjudged and dscreed
thastne default herein entered on the twenty
first instant against defendant be now con-
fl med and made final, and .aesordtnsgig that
there be judgment In favor Of plaintiff Cathe-
1ne Beco wife q Ernest gaband and basang
ri s105o interest at the legal rate from judicial
demand w june 1879 and nda costs - a.oraaa
that The community OF acquests and gains here
eFsng etgsen sad p paet sad a ned
that 4 ssparation Of property be- deereed. and
that plaintiff be and she Is hereby authorized TO
rasurT g the administration Of her separate and
paraphernai prep tfty.
Judgment signed November 1879.
VT HOUSTON.
Judge Fourth District Court,
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The break IN The Nav YORK stock market had
no Herioua effect on sra 'ulattve markets. in
Chicago. Cereals ranged li'le lower, but
there waa no excitement On the board of trade
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DISSOLUTION.

rHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned. under
the name and style Of KIP RUCa ls hereby
linuidator Of the affairs Of said frm.
A. p KIP,
LOUIS RUCH.
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ruphru sEcun,TrEs. State GonHo'H declined
elightly yesterday, hatng quoted rs tas@A.
arainst a 10 on Saturday. with aaiea ar $1,000.
All Neyy York there VIVA aAla of $4,000 nj A.
but the market closed ut AS@Ass. Premium
Bande were somewhat weaker. alnainE nj 2psfp
aaas arainRt 2aas@2p% on Saturday, with salea
ar S)G anN
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iseaaivad same time Same time

Total 49, ti"Nb hhRHf
Tho consolidated report since Friday shows
tho following exports!
a. H. FREQ Cant. Chan, Htocka
This week l2,hfG 1919 1887 f4p ~
I,as we / s34 3.32a ia.h2s hpoN3
This week last .=-- -.
yoar. ..... au.gPn a,afn 9l.nl Eet,fGp
~...- @.-- FUTURHE.
-, . " 49,. ", w., y.,Ir 80. \,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE TIE w.. ETsJ,


There WINS conaiderahla animation yesterday
III tie cotton aila IT town. Theta was nn
activa demand during the whole day, ani The
sales we're large. but owing IL the fEea offerings
and The large reeaipta ihn market ruled easy.
Tho New YORK market was quiet and ateady,
with Hales VI lOla bales anu auo bales delivered
on contracts. The future market was also
quiet ard steady and the decline w ~ points
In hardly worth mentioning
At Liverpool there was only moderate IN
closing unchanged The salea wnro 9ooo 9alap,
of which b2nU we're American Iha feaa'n'a
were AZ 400 bnea. Of which - SEQ were hmRfl-
pnn. Fnturna opaned t.p2a batter, hut auhar-
uuantlv Loaf The advance and closed tlat .M1
The rpeetpts At Tho sugar sheds yeaterday
were large. consisting NJ 2e4a hoRahaada Of
purar and 4hT3 harrela Of malnssna. Tho mark at
waa ateadIer aud tho demand haing fair u good
deal af property changed handle. s.m
The advance In wheat yesterday at MI oantrn7
of trade md the revival Ut thf foreign move
ment, had n strengthening Influence in -four.
and lnd III fair amount M trading on Tho haaia
of previous prionH, The market olnssd atrong,
galaR--ias5 harreln Corn nlral. III ihe fnea "
large receipts expected declined ~ t' " nanta
per barrel.
prpyisiona yesterday draRrnd heavily on
everything In the Hat except dry aaltei ahan'-
IerR. The feeling was weak and prices were
favorable to huyera. -...@@.MM.- @.#-.. .-r..
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dtapatnh TO Tho Cotton Exchange from
Providence November IA. rnuoitH 'lothR very
strong quotations up -. the market ''|osna
firm at atsa. Rn|cH Az ono
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The prancnt trade mark division IN the
Patent ONCE al Washington, combating Of two
examiners elert ana messenger, viii hn con-
tnued, and Baltimore correspondent Gays
that Congress- will probably para An act early Ia
the session authorizing tho holders Of trade
marks to enter them when practicable IA labels
without further expense. Those who are III
different about the matter will ask for the re-
turn Of their fees.
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Judge Fourth District Court.

In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and AFFIXED tho seal Il the s. aid court. at
The city OF New Orleans. on this twelfth day
OF November. In the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy nine, and the
one hundred and third year of the independ-
once OF the United States.
GEO. P. CAZELAR Deputy Clerk.
no21 rs 30
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Thoa \. brady. serond Raalatant roRtmnatai
general IL estimated to ho worth sEboo.nao W
the stock VI The He'll Telephone COMPANY
which has advanced from $40 ahare TO 5000 \
RhArp.
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There were two largo ahirmanta Of bulk
grain for Europe yesterday ~ taa huahela Ut
wheat FOR bordeaux and H4.Eon huRhos Of corn
for AnI,yarn.
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COWS EHUHAL.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Mnn1lnst Uunnluu NaxamhAE ~. Ia1a.

COTTON good demand prevailed through
out the day aud In consequence Of tha iihel ~
offerings and large receipts tho market rnled
aaay with aales III II 300 halea.
Tlh following IL the official closing OF the Cot
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with 9, small demand. Receipts today ae's
n Infnr,or y" o"o.'. Observation-Disclosures. @ =
gomm9n. o.. r.gns
Good Common 81 ~ @s4s,
Ealr; Hi, atsm i
Scou EAR IL
FnliY hair TN y
ai.ili,, i,-,,,a
S Sr,aiS sr'l''e So
gnoicn. --''.-'''-''-'s.'-'''''-' u gpt ,
YeloW 0laslt'd- ss. "a j., 20
Gray Clariheu. ~ ~
oh whites 81 49, :.
on mm1 uMu I1.a, .rl nctive Racainis asTa
hbla. Weuuote: - ra,,on !. a,-,
gommoh'...'.''.'' peA se''on ~ 1n g9'o
Eair. i,.'.'-..''.t'''' or.a,a,
centrifugal. s ~ q a,o
strictly a0 AL"
Chnina ,,;,o M, ;,,, fnr .hinnnnt ss1
good with stock OF Sse hhds on sale. sxm.
Low iugs...... .'-.--,.-.----'.''''.'t.'- ss%
Medium .....''--'.- su@ az 80
Low leaf O. ~
Medium ...-.--..'--.'''..'''..''.. "a
good ' va AZ
seleo'iohs. 1870 ,'.'''-,..-',
COFFEE demand ls light and prices are
easy.
800 go, oargoes Job Lots.
Prime ..-.-..............lT &9t7s Ta DlA
Good 16A@l7 ~ 9l1h
Ordinary ...............,A @144 H@@1ta
Extreme range ....:.;.........;-;;..l2 Gl9
FLOUR-Thero waa n fair revival In tho flour
trade 10 day. Tho demand was good, and about
1900 bbls sold at previous prices The tone OF
the market was much tlrmer. md holders o. the
close rs KIDD nn advance Or l2ac III current rates.
Saes-4o bhls at 81 So % NJ - ST. 100 Mt Sc t2
% III I'd 80 loo Al 20 CO. ". Us and 100 nt 50 60;
lao at So 70: 80. 80 100. $50 and l2b At 81 75 800
To arrive ut Sc T5 rs and 400 at 80 ST. 80 and 90
n II Dbl.
QuotatinnR: Fine SAGA 30. superHne - 1873.
extra 81 2f@b so: double extra % Ibbo NJ
treble extra 5000 rs family 80 81 ZOO 60: choice
90 $4,000 W fancy So 1897 " Dbl. Dealers obtain
higher prices
CORN MEAL Notwithstanding the present
supply Is extremely low. the market declines
10 to loo per barrel. IN view Of large rnralp's
expected. An offer 10 sell 1000 barrels a W oo 10
arrive was made to-day. For spot meal We
quote 81 6c@o2 65 u Dbl for ordinary, and 80 7o0
02 rs for cnoiee. Dealers obtain hiRher rates.
Sales and % bbls at 81 TO- 50 vt 81 70 y Dbl
GRITS-Quiet and unchanged; choice pear
| SIS ooGs IS and fair to good s. 3o03 40 V bbl
sx landing. Dealers jobbing rates. are use
RYE FLOUR-Is nominal at s5 1905 so Dbl
| HOMINY-Is very scarce and small lots are
selling Ak store at - Y Dbl. r,. 49,
| PORK-ls extremely dull There was nc
trading to-day OF any conseduehce. even "a
retail or. jobbing way. Prices. hp pp, We're
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IBH OF ORLEANS.

CATHERINE BECHOT. WIFE OF ERNEST
Cabaud vs.. Her Husband-No. 4b ssA
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LONDON. Nov. "a. 1850 .. m.-Cousols % 13.le:
Uni-ed Suates bonds. per cents. l06hs; new 4 .as
1os&. new IS io5as. The Bank Of England rates
are now D. { MT.
PARIS. Nov. A. 30 D. m.-Rentes SIT roc.
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This taken from the Exohange'a stock nj noon
leaves about TAI. eat hRlaa to represent the yuan
tity engaged for ahipment. unsold or awaiting
ordara
Tho cotton Exchange teeGrama gave the re-
ceipta from noon Saturday to noon to-day
-.b nlaa against Enma timN aat Wnek
The movements at ports from IA N. Friday up
To IA m to- day Ia given below
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A Bro CHECK Jay Gouda check for Al, 100000
which was given 10 Com. Garrteon On the rur-
chase OF the Eecuriiea or tho Missouri Pacific
Railroad. few daya ago, III satd 10 DO the
largest check ever drawn by any private indt-
vidua in thia country. THAT amount. aatd
Gould To the Commodore. when the little BIZ 81
paper passed between them, ia only n portion
OF The money made ID my operations Ia -----,
naming certain stock now apparently on the
down grade
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Mr. Brooks. chief Of tho secret service. de-
votes several chaptera Of his annual report TO
y aaacrirtion ar the rounterfeiting fraternity
ha United States, their number. genius and
nIoita. Although he asserts that never in,the
story Of the government We're there 40 many
allied criminals of this character aeekins
portunities to ietraud tho people. he II posi-
CA that there IL less spurious money IN cirou-
Iasan AZ this time than ever before.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03

from eggs in East Tennessee were
greater than from wheat. The
feather trade is nearly double what
it was in 1871.
The table presented will furnish
to our business men a subject for
profitable study, and will furnish
valuable suggestions for future OPP
eratiOns. We have had hard times,
but have been doing better really
then we supposed we were. Now
that there is no questions at issue
touching cur national currency, re-
sumption of specie payments having
become a fixed fact, and confidence
having in a measure been restored,
we trust and believe that the next
ten years will make a good showing
not only for Knoxville, but fer the
whole country.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03
INTERESTING EXHIBIT.

The table which we publish else
where giving a comparative state
meut of tonnage received and sent
from Knoxville by the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road from the year 1871 to the
year 1878, inclusive, will be studied
with interest. It shows two or three
things to which we will call atten-
ton. In the first place, it is the
most reliable data that can be gath
cred upon which to exhibit the
business of Knoxville, and it shows
that notwithstanding the hard times
our business has, upon the whole,
held up very we'll. The total tons
mage for the year ending June Both,
1873, was larger than for any pre-
vious year, by nearly 1900, 1000
pounds. In the items of butter and
eggs, 1t viii be seen there has been
q large increase since 1871, the
amount for 1873 being five times
larger than in 1871, the best
showing, however, being for the
year ending juno 30th, 1875, last
year the next best. The tonnage
in eggs has increased nearly twenty
fold. The bacon trade for the year
ending June 3Oth, 1878, was about
thirty per cent. larger than any pre-
yious year. There has been a
large increase in the item of dried
fruit. The largest increase in any
one item is that of marble, being,
in 1871, only 49,707 pounds, while
for the year ending June 30th,
1878, it was 1,454,055 pounds.
There has been a large falling off in
the shipment of hay, but this will
probably be accounted for in the
item of live stock, on which the in
crease is very large, being nearly
double for the year ending with
June 30th, 1878, as compared with
1871. The inference is, that the
farmers are pursuing the wiser
policy Of feeding their hay to live
stock on the farm and selling the
stock. There appears also to be an
increase in the leather trade. The
large increase in the trade in car
wheels is gratifying. While the
trade in manufactured iron is not
as large as it has been, it having
fallen off everywhere, there is
marked Improvement and steady in
crease in the nail business for the
past two years. There is q falling
off in the shipment of what have
heretofore been considered our sta
pie agricultural productions-corn,
wheat and oats. Our farmers are
paying less attention to
these items and more to the little
things. We heard It stated last
year that the profits derived
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TERMS ::

One copy one year...............".$1 so
- six onths.......:.......... 100
To any person who will send US
a club of ten subscribers with the
cash, $500, we will send one copy
extra. Payment will be required
Invariably IN Advance.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03

Concerning Mr.. Webb Hayes, the
Washington correspondent of THE
Herald. of Boston, tells this story:
" Mr.. Webb Hayes, who has keen
sense of humor, astonished his pa
rents and the friends with them last
fall at one of the largest public re-
ceptions held by the President and
Mrs. Hayes in the West. He (the
wag of the family }, while thousands
were passing up to shake hands with
the couple, pulled ais hat down over
his face, drew his coat tight around
him, and, falling into line, gravely
walked up to his mother, and, ia
king her hand to shake it, as the
others did, stood for moment, and
gravely said, in clear, raised tone,
so that all might hear, God bless
you, madam, for your noble adher-
ence to the Temperance cause.
Mrs. Hayes, though taken unawares,
thanked him gra7ely, without any
appearance of recognition, and he
passed On with the crowd"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03
SHERIPFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDFR OF SALE
ID issued by Tire Clerk of the Circuit Court at
knoxville, tennessee, in the case Of }, F. and
w. A. Horns VS.. VIM, Fischer, | win cell on
Monday, the third day OF February, 1879, ia
front of the court house door in the city Of
Knoxville, Tennessee, within legal houIs, ofIer
for sale TO tx highest bidder, for cash, an Ugh
county, bounded as follows on the north BY
J, Viii G, on tho east by Lloyd Roberts, on she
s stnF O so losied On acre ' trscs Of land IN
the third district of Knox county b unded as
follows on tho south by K, j.. " bite, AID on the
east By E, JoWhite,7 on the north by Jno nj
Crawford. on east by w B. TiIlnan /; levied on
as the property of William Eischer. This the
jsahS Say q D'''ne Xllx REEpnB Sheriff
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THE
THE
KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE FOR 1879
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The DAILY CHRONICLE, and
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We will endeavor to make our
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BE CAREFUL when you apply for
Dr. G. McLane's Vermifuge, to see
that both the Doctors name and
those of Fleming Bros, are in
scribed thereon in imitation of writ
ing. Without-every bottle is
worthless.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03
City 9iFestoEg.
RNIeHrs o. HoNOR.

DELIEF LODGE. 10 I53. L. of H.-Mests
NJ first and third Thursday nights Of each
month at Teutoni2 Han corner Church and Gay
IS. v. left zich. II D: Emile George. Reporter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-03
For Upwards of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. It corrects acidity Of
the stomach, relieves s0iasd cho1ic, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and dicrrbaa,
whether arising from teethilg or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy, Is
cents bottle. mrhI3daw12ms