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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-12
CONSTABLE SALES.

"A Louis Beaudean-Third Justice Court in
| and for the parish of Orleans. No. 197-By virtue
Hon. Theodule Buisson. Third Justice OF the
Peace In and for the parish OF Orleans. In the
above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell at
Louis street. between Bourbon and Dauphine
streets In the Second District Of this city, on
n a " MaE II lg2 At Il 2s2ca M One
ventory filed In my Office Seized In the above
suit. Terms-Cash on the spot. STEPHEN
kENNAIR, Constable. mhl2 % "a
Leeds & CO. vs.. Geo. Merz, mrs. widow
Geo. Merz. Mrs. +. judi and Barbara Merz,
ENIRST JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish of Orleans, Nos. 1898 and $685. By virtue
Of two writs Of fler facas. 70 me directed by the
Peace In and for the parish of Orleans. / will
proceed to sell at public auction. at my ware
house. No. l39 Julia street on. TUESDAY
March ~ as19 at IL O'Clock m'' the following
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
as a19v 90 e IN e suits
mh5 70 IS JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
J. Is. Henry VS.. Marie Rose Marshall and
her husband, J. B. Reln. in solido.
FIRST JUSTICE, COURT FOR THE PAR
Of neri facias. to me directed BY the Hon. J.
Paris Childress, First Justice of the Peace in
ana Tor the parish OF Orleans, will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street. be-
tween Cnstomhouse and Canal streets. In the
Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
March 70; 1879. at IL o'clock M. the following
.THREE LoTs IF GROUND. in the Third
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Frenchmen. Celestina. Union and Genius
streets, designated by the numbers three. four
and FIVE adjoining each other, and measuring
each thirty feet front on Frenchmen street by
one hundred and twenty-seven feet eleven
inches five lines In depth, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT OF GROUND. In the same district,
designated by number eight. in square number
sixty five. bounded by Celestine. Genius, Union
and Frenchmen streets, measuring fifty feet
eight inches front on Genius street by one hun
bred and fifty feet In depth. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
fa7 IL 81 % mh7 12#
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city of New Orleans VS.. mrs. Mary Keogh;


THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish of Orleans. No. 80 925; and Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans. No. 622-By yr-
tue of two wris of fieri facias. to me directed by
the honorable the Third and Fifth District
Courts for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled causes, for city taxes of 1876 and 1877
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. In the Second District Of this CITY, on
SATURDAY. March ~. 1879, at Il o'clock M, the
following described properly. tn wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
number sixtynine, bounded by Felicity. st.
Thomas. Chippewa and st. Mary streets, desig-
mated rs lot number one. measuring thrty-tWo
feet front on Felicity street by one hundred and
forty one feet in depth on one line and one hum
dred and forty-two feet In depth on the other
line.
Seized In the above suits.
TermS-Cash ON tho spot.
J. II, ALCEE IAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
fe19 90 26 mhb ~ 10 %
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THIRTY -FOUR t8p SHARES OF GAS STOCK.
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Henry G. warmoth VS.. EmnEham Law

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
h12 10 90 ap4 p12
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The City of New orleans VS.. wallace

~ u, " hICTE Uh 70 1I4SA11L ~
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
e19 % unb5 u 1922
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

There is no burden upon property equal
TO that Of pauperism and crime. 1t may
be disguised rs the support Of the police
and the courts, or the burning OF the street
lamps, or the supporting OF lunatic asy-
lums, reformatories, and State PRISONS
but the largest portion of our public char.
ges at some point hinges on the waste and
the vices of the community. Now no log.
ical sequence is more clearly established
than that more Of these evils are traCGable
to alcoholic indulgence than TO any other
cause. The testimony OF judges, law Oili-
GERS and all who study the needy and the
depraved is practically unanimous us to
this fact. 1t may sometimes be fashionable
to ignore it and sneer at ii rs Temperance
argument, but it never can be seriously
denied, and it will always be kcenly felt in
its influence upon public opinion, when,
rs now, every public burden is scrutin-
lied.
1t is well established in the second place
that the alcoholic evil is u fit subject
for legal restraint, that such restraint
within the limits OF public opinion ispraC-
ticable, and is attended with diminution
OF intemperance and OF paupcrism and
crime. The prohibitory policy in Maine
has undoubtedly greatly reduced the
drinking habit in that State. COMMUNE
ties where the very terms OF settlement
preclude the introduction OF the liquor
traffic derive great benefits from that cir
cumstance. Where public opinion will
not admit OF prohibition, as in MassN-
Chusetts, and license is the adopted policy
OF the State, it is unQucstionably intended
still to be repressive, and license law is
not successfully administered unless it
does limit and reprCss the traffic. Judge
Noah Davis, the well known and able
New York judge, in an interesting paper
recently read at William 4. lodges,
showed that repression was the object
alike Of prohibition and of license, and
that in principle they did not differ. Judge
Davis's paper by the way, is an illustration
of the active public interest now taken in
this question in New York city and more
or less throughout the country.
Chief Carroll y. Wright, Of the Mas
sachusetts state labor bureau, has been
collecting statistics comparing alcoholic
crime in that State for the years 1874 and
1877, when prohibitory and license laws
were in operation. His circulars convass-
ed - cities and about 800 towns, and
shows the following results
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

The records Of marriages and births in
New York city during 1873, furnish the
following interesting summaries. The
marriages Of the year were 1879, the
births 1920 OF the persons married,
5,0SS males were united in matrimony for
the first time, and G,l27 females; l,l0i
males AMI aS7 females welded for the sec.
ond time; Il males and IS females for the
third time, and only males married for
the fourth time. There were ~ Irish
brides and G33 Irish grooms; 1906 Ger
man brides and 2,27l German grooms,
The ages Of persons who married young OF
in old aye are shown by the following Ia
hlp.
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Depends in great measure upon our regard
for Ur neglect Uf the laws 0f health. II we
violate them We cannot expect 10 make old
bones but that the span Of existence al0t.
ted to naturally delicate constitution, or one
which has been shaken by disease may bc
materially heightened, is Il fact Of which We
have daily proof, The vivifying and rcStora.
tive influence Uf liOStcttcrs Stomach BittcrS
upon failing physique affords striking
illustration 0f the power 0f judiCious mcdicG,
ton To strengthen the hold on life Restored
digestion, complete assimilation, renewed up.
petite, sound rrpnsc, these are among the hen.
ciitS conferred upon the dcbiitatrd by that
supreme rcnuvamt With circulation en-.
rirhcd, frame invigOmted, and nervous
system trlnquiIi2cd, the invalid, after u course
Of the BittcrS, feels that his life tenure is no
longer the prrcariOuS thing that II was-that
he may yctcnjOy green old age"
MWFGW
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Th"CnItrd States Looming Up GrnndIy
In III" Estimation OT England.

The English ray but slight attention to
the trade competition Of the European
countries this competition they have
always had at their doors and they know
how 10 deal with it. It is the United Stn,r4
which seriously threaten their commercial
supremacy, and the more candid English
Journals readily acknowledge it. Iscours.
ing upon this topic, III" PM MN Go:cNe
rays In 80 far rs foreign competitor il II
ipusdaugcr, it IL On" that, though it may
BE- met, caunnt BE- aycrtcd Il springs from
natural causes ~ incyi,ablcasthosc which
produce the change ii the seasons Or the
alteration Of lhccoas line Happily, these
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08
MORGANTOWN.

MoRGAST0wN, WA, Jan. 6, 1879.
Correspondence Of the Intcliscnccr.
Such questions as, GLOW will this do
for winter" as this cold enough to suit
your &c, have been in order for three or
four days. 1t is moderating now, how.
ever.
The boys have nearly all returned from
their holiday visits home, and now you
may hear the inquiry, "Whcr's the les.
son."
\ lively salute was fired by the military
boys at midnight Tuesday night, to he.
token the death Of old - and to welcome
in smiling young -.
Everybody about here has formed the
usual number Ofgood resolutions, the best
Of which ! surmsc may he kept with dill,
Guilty throughout January, instead Of the
whole year.
Morgantown is to have first class "NIu-
steal Society" The organization takes
place on Tuesday evening. The leaders
will be Prof, purinton, Walter Mcstrilatt
and Miss Nellie Sweeney.
The Teachers Institute held here ms.
stunned more nearly the character Of true
institute than any one that has ever been
held in this section. Prof. Morgan. the
Principal Of the Graded school here, was
the conductor. The Professor is live
energetic worker and is much liked bv his
patrons. Our dGscrvedly popular County
Superintendent, A. l.. Wade, is busy visit.
ing the schools; he reports them so far, rs
doing better work than ever before. lie
held an educational mcctingat the c0l0rcd
school, Friday evening, January Sd. Con.
siderable interest was shown. Several
speakers, both white and cOlOrcd, deliver.
cd addresses. The speakers aItcrnntcdand
III" rnlor"d gentlemen pulled up their side
lot the question vigorously. We think
that the gentlemen Of til" pale persuasion
spent too much Of their effort To convince
sam that his capabilities are equal and hi.
possibilities a4 great rs those ii the Saxon.
Am0ngthe IrgiOns uf the Cootrd brethren
that We have met We never have found
one yet that it required any great amount
oi argument to convince Ot that fact.
The Indignation Uf the community has
been raised 10 an uncomfortable hjgh
pitch since Friday morning At the uncx.
pcctcd death Of n young lady who has
always been regarded quite respectable.
The facts snfar ~ wckn0w are as follows.
She was Scdnrcd sometime ago hy Il Young
scapc grace from IImlcs who had been
waiting on her for several years. 1t is
believed that she came to hrrdcath either
by poison from her own hands or bv
medicine intended to produce abortion.
\ J'oR mortm examination was held hy
the best physicians u the town but the
result Is unknown as yet.
CUREESfE C\lANO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

SAN FRAScIsco, January THE Board
Of Supervisors last night adopted resolu-
ton asking Governor Irwin to request the
Secretary Of War TO withdraw the sloop Of
war jamestown from her present emp 10y.
ment as u training ship for San Francisco.
The question has been under discussion
for long time, the expense Of the ship
being deemed in excess Of the benefits de.
rival
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Sess8aI Nntissx.

Nothing Succeeds Like Success
Says great writer, and In the history OF Hare Dis.
cOVCries for the last half century, nothing has
LenpctI.IntO. Favor with the public So universal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

\ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN A FOR.
TUNE FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION, Class
4, At NEW uRLEANS, TUESDAY, JANUARY
lnh, lN1g-l0iih Monthly Drawing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

During the year there were born dead,
2,202 infants The coroners had OF all
classes OF cases, 9,0OS. The number Of
transcripts of records Of birth issued was
200 Of marriages, 1888, and of deaths, | ,lGO
The record contains the names Of fifteen
persons whose ages at the time Of their
death was said to be 100 years or more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

NV i"HE, january THE stockholI.
Urn Of the suspended ISali"naI Trust Com.
pany rejected the proposition To take the
company out Of the hands Of court M Il
place it on II substantial basis by vote Of
$3.50 shares, against ,tlG An advisory
was appointed tOnrt with III"
receiver nnd, look alter the storkholdrr7 in.
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drunkenness, tNunnrr Of Judgments Tor illegal
AAlrS,
This indicates falling of under the H.
Cense polly ut more than onc.quartcr in
the arrests for drunkenness, but of very
little reduction in the opportunity to get
drunk, except in the towns. Some OF the
towns instructed the srlcctncn not to It..
censc, or 70 license very sparngly, and the
arrests in the towns have fallen of to n
still larger extent than in the cities, where
the reduction in drinking habits is due
rather TO hard times apparently than to
the law.
The great trouble with the license law
in cities has been indi~criminatc licensing.
Nearly all tn" city governments have
collapsed into Inrlmcity before this
problem, Til" result has not been 50 bad
rs under prohibition, since under that
policy, rs III" above statistics show, lille.
gal selling is universal. This greatly re-.
llcvcs the conscience Of some people, be.
cause, ~ they consider, the commonwealth
IL no longer apar'y To- the crime, when the
liquor traffic il prohibited on the statute
book, no matter what it may b" in effect.
What is needed is for the vitality in.
l"rc-tcd property owners and taxpayers
to tone npalI municipal governments to
greater s,rictncss on this subject, the re-
duction Of the number Of licenses and the
prosecution Of Illegal sellers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

BosroS, January THE Oxford Uni.
versity has informed the Harvard Of their
inability to row as late as August lst. As
the Harvard will not row earlier il Is like.
ly there will BE- no race. Since the Ok
fOrd's letter WIS received some members
Of the Harvard eight have withdrawn and
new crew will train for race with Yale
in the summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-08

nb'AhlrC>S all Orders to our General Eastern Agents
WILLIAMSON Il CO., j99 broadway, New York
The Kentucky State I"ttrry has during It's exist
rncr, paid more money In prizes than any lottery do
psir0r foreign whose ErtS arr s in his ro,inirw
30 drawings have ever hetn postponed, and Prize,
have always lFcn Ca'htd. without deduction on mr-
SrniaiOn. "" also desire tn call particular attention
In I'll" fact that all correspondence with our firm Is
strictly private and confidential and that We will not
under any circumstances publish the names Of INrSnns
drawing Capital lrLcS for the purpose Of dIawtnc GUS
tom I" our lottery.
The lhawinss take place regularly every days
iaul SIMMONS 4 bICKlSSOS Managers
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NV YonE, january Z Elizabeth
Schracdcr, aged ~ andumcnhrrof thr,Erl.
Iogg Opera Troupe, was probably fatally
affected by coal Ras from II stove in her
bed room. Her sister aged i years who
occupied the suInc room, is dead,
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FOR CITY SERGEANT,

Eim,r efhs hs,aiyrnosr.
You will please announce that Major James
W. Sweeney will he Il candidate for City Ser.
r"ant, At the ensuing Democratic Primary
Election.
jane
MIsSE~, EDITORS Pleas" announce the uuIrrSgn.
" candidate for the office VI City Sergeant sub
J"c :" the d." isi"n II the independent voters Of the
,liy and Il elected Ple,It" my li Ia discharge the
,Inl' {" III" office faithfully aud imparially 10 the
hest oi my ability.
JAM II. CONAST.
Al ih"rpnrst ri many citizens ann0nnc" myself
hs = Citizens Innirlnl" lor the office Il CIV Srrgrnnl
Ihu rr"mi'" II elected I" faithfully di&har;" the
duties III sad office.
nr-"' Jos. NJ. HROnIE.
MESSE>. EnnoRS Pleas" announce me As n canII.
hAi" Tor III" 0itc" ii Sergeant Of the city Of Wheeling
deli En'N DNViSh'
MINNN' EDiIDRS-llcas" announce that I nm a can.
'ihlatc Tor III" Office" Guy sergeant subject To tho
dri,ton of ih" Republican city Convention.
dcl' CARR" j. MAYER.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


"Iriadclphia Accommodation. train Gully runs
between Wheeling and rriAdelphlA
tlaily except Sunday-SewRrk Accommodation.
tSt"ubnvillC AccOmmOdAtiun.-ThI train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Beaire, stopping when required at
sherman House, Ktnaville, West Wheeling and
Gravel Itill
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VALrABLE rAKM FOR SAI.E.

In the Circuit Court Of Brooke Comfy, w">, virginia.
Vincent Vanmctrr
". In IhlutrTV
VIM. T. Campbell 1t al.
Ky Nlrin" Ui decree ii the CirCuii Court If Erk,
county. mai" aud entered IN the vrruttIrd ,u,.r
on 'hr lHlh day VI September, ls1S l. 4 T. Curii-.
ShrN al bwkr county will sell Al public nnrinu nj
The mont door ii the Court House "l lhoukr ruuuty
"tNi NlfiiniA, IN III" town "l Wrl,huu,. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY II. Isip,
The real estate dies rir in the IN and riu.r,diur. in
Nl cause. said land Is situated nu the water. NJ
l'uiin" adjoining the town III Iiihlr, lsrnukro,uu.
~, said I" contain
ere ACRES,
Known Us the hum" farm ri lh, late Al,ym,lrr
'hinrl"lI nnd will be- sold u, u whole ar In ih,r, ~
parties " W.
lEWMs ~ SNtr-Onr-lnurth If the rIr, Ill.r moury
'"''i IN hand IN ia" day NJ sale, tie I,stu in ILrr
equal hNiAllm'nls "u credit II uur two and ,I,r,r
years respectively, the pUIrhnsDr pi,Iug III, h,u,,
WIN god security. hrItiug interest INN tho u, al
MI" lot I'll" deferred rHNmrut. Wiil tie utnr, To The
l" lhsr IL pay ANY all ri sail huuls hrln, ma
'hIliy hhh III" tue retained uuiil lh" ru base mon.
N 'ihlIy part. Nv cuNrti The lUl vii l .ul ,l,g
81 dover, III" Wiir"f " j., Campbell uIulnr In II,
I""l but subject /" the tight, vi Mr., : IT, Caurh,
~ illr homestead hpU," and uUiil,pr rs unIul In sn
hl w INV
Sale 10 commence" nt l1r,lnkA
flhls "I 'ti land can be- -'u NJ the ~h,IiI'. Ourr
NrIl'hurg, NJ any iIm" uil,r l'r,rmLrt Is.
NOS lAW T. IifEIi~ sb,,,, II, -
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Cristadoro's Hair Dive.

No other Is recognized in the world Of fashion by
either SEX Its swift operation, the ease with which
1t i applied. the remarkable nRtuAlneSs Of the browns
and blacks 1t impart its exemption from all unplcas.
ant onr ~ Caustlc ingredients, and Its general effect
on the r and skin the gOoianh sufficient causes
Of It's Unprecedented popularity. Manufactured by j.
No. % William ST., New York. Sold
by all druggists. Applied by all Hair DreAsers.
uul5sNMIhW
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commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ, u certain portion or
lot I" ground Of that parcel Ui land which VA, Oh the
ih day .! February, $50, conveyed 10 Christi IN
Frank by deed from / H. Iu,hhuldr ct al, =, rc,mri~
IN the Recorders office "i uh" county, West virs.
MA ~ Deed Book No s. page lGf the portion nr lot To
he@d, being bounded and dc>rriIrd d, follows H..
ginning -" IN" north side Of the County Road al the
north east conner Of ChrIcs Schwcr't,Irr's lot.
thence running along said county ltnad IN a north.
eastern direction 'y i0l feet, thrnrrn"rIhwarIv o.
L,"rIeS Hun f"riy.hNr ij Crt,thrnre down said run
nifty iiO i"+t, 10 SchWtrr:crs line, thuncr ,otiIh.
~aTdIy along said SChw,rlirgrrs taSt line sixty tm
lprt 10 tie place Of beginning.
Terms "t sale One half NJ the purchase money
or ~ much nni"as the purchaser may elect tn hand
u" baAnc" ~ Nv" equal miscellaneous pay able six and
Twelve months respectively after date Ui tr with in.
creNi the purchaser Ia give bonds lOr the deferred in.
''HnehiS, secured by deed "i trust on the property
together with puliry ni Insurance un the ruidin.
duly assigned Title believed to he good but s,llu. ~
trustee shall convey only such llcas is vested in
me by said deed ui trust
by GEO. T. LINCll solicitor,
w. II. HALLER. Auctiunrcr. Inns
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

We have just received very large stock NJ High
Readers and t,rGmphcS In gO,l second hand cuuIi.
tt"nnt ONL-H.IkF RETAH PEHE.
d"tl STANTON 4 DAVENPORT
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TEu>TEE'S SALEoF REAL. ESTATE

ny virtue VI deed Of trust made hy philfr I;ruh
and MaHrct, his wiic 10 me- dated the I.tl o, March
lsi' and recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of the
G"u4'y Court u ohio County, West Virsinn, IN
Deed Of Trust Book No, l.! pngc lig, shall s~ii NJ
public auction, 10 the highest hidrrr, at tile front
door Of the Court House vi said county, in the civ Of
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DUpONI'S
Wheeling Powder AGENCY.

have at all times In Magazine n large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder, viz:
Rifle, Sporting lin cans, Blasting and Mining
In metallic packages, which | will sell al
wholesale nj manufacturers prices. Ihave
Portable Magazines Of different sizes for
shippln0, and will deliver free on cars or
boat. This Powder Is unCQuaICd in strCnuth
and quality.
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ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER FRIDAY, p,Cemier 10. 1873, the
" Cars on the Wheeling aud Elm Grove Il. Il. will
run rs LMllmMs mnIil lIlihrr uniirn.