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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMENrs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY the Sheriff Or the Parish or Or1e.s
SALE IN ORDER TO EFFECT A PARTITION
DAVID LANAUX EFT AIS. VERSUS EUpHr
NILE LABRANCHE EFT AIS,
second District Court for the parish of orleans..
No. Al ,uo1,

DY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AND ~
- der. OF sale. rendered April 10, 1879. Mn
signed April %, 1878. Il, me- directed by the hon
orable the Second District Court for the parisf
of Orleans. fn the above entitled matter. / 1iH
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Msaf..
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY, Jusss
9. 1879. ct 2 O'Clock M. the following describM
pl3p GERTi 4 LOT or GROUND. situated I,
he Second District gf this ely. q The aaaais
sulines streets, measuring, American meastifsS
twenty four feet eight inches front On TsvHa
street by q depth OF one hundred and tWsnfes
seven feet eleven inches. but having the NSIi
one hundred and three feet eleven inches. VI v.
that on. the remaining tWenty-feur feet 81 NJ
depth 1t measures only nineteen feet niSs
Inches Id width, between parallel lines: Thixa
lot Of ground is Designated BY the number iiissE
~ q plan drawn BY Jb. Pile, surveyor. dill
city. on the tenth Of January. 1882, tooeiE~
with oil this buildings and improvements Il1efS.
on. Being the same property which was y.
CURED By the late Adele KIxnsr. widow n
half thereof from Jules .Tardos, By act OF dasios
on paiment passed before Fl. p. Cafre. NH 4
notary publiefn this city, on the nineteenth IA
March. 1851. and the other undivided half iros
her brother, George nixner. By net passed s.
the parish OF BIT. Lharles. on the thirty irstaf
March, 1851. s1' 49, a
TerDs-Cash on the spot, the purchaser Il
assume all tho tnxes duo and exigfble lid Islp. IS
Act OF sale before Charles Il. Soniat, nDlsfy
public e. the fa e ATosE aas gPu 5sfhasf
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF UrlesIns.
Hy2 O. 10 "a 80 jig s@'Ss#
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ELIGIBILITY.

It may not be out OF place to suggest TO
the Convention that In guarding against re-
currence Of carpet baggery In our Legislature
1T 10 likely to perpetrate an Injustice upon
persons who honestly identity themselves
with the State.
One Of the very first things to be done by
our people when our affairs shall have been
regulated, and economical government se-
cured, will be the encouragement OF immigra-
tion. Not only the honest toiler from other
States. but the sturdy and intelligent laborer
and workmen from across the sea will be in
vited. "A provision requiring him to be citi-
zen OF the State for ten years before he can
hope to take part In framing the laws which
would affect bis capital, his property and his
family, IL, we submit, likely to be used as an
argument against his coming here by sister
States that would gladly welcome him with
out such restrictions.
Again, the class OF Objectionable persons
aimed at now LII the State have nearly all
been residents Of the State for ten years past
Another provision, which we presume es-
capped the notice Of the members, would bear
with great hardship upon the city Of New
Orleans, where changes OF residence by
prominent citizens are frequent
Section Of Legislative Report renders q
person Ineligible for the General Assembly
for two years If he should remove across the
street and thereby become resident Of an
other representative district.
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Drunkenness Is still growing In England,
despite all the efforts Of philanthropists and
temperance societies. Between the years
1860 and '7s, the amount spent for liquor had
doubled In value, or less than $7s6, Az, 755
having been expended for It In the latter year.
The increase in drunkenness, horrible to
state, was mostly among women. In Edin-
burgh, whose population only increased per
cent during this period, the number OF drunk
On women increased 4s per cent. In London,
during the same year, no less than 1000
women were arrested In the streets for drunk
enness. Scotland makes worse showing IN
this respect than any country In the world,
with England, particularly the large cities, g
good second.
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Consolation does not seem to consolidate
after all. On Friday morning the Times pub
lished infinitely detailed and elaborate ac-
count Of horrible plot which one Of its local
consociators had discovered to assassinate
the entire Catholic clergy Of New Orleans.
On Saturday one Of Its editorial consociators
produced an article denouncing the discovery
as the flimsiest OF nonsense, and severely
rasping the venerable Picayuae, which also
published an account Of the plot, for being so
easily taken in. From all Of which 1t appears
that consolation Is peculiar thing, and as
1t controls the Times the peculiarities Of that
paper are thus easily accounted for. It Is un-
necessary to say that the DEMOCRAT was not
among the journals which were imposed
upon by the silly story In question. It has
no consultations, but it fatters itself that its
corps Of reporters are gentlemen Of too much
intelligence to be SO easily gulled.
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IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH CULLEN.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 4O.723.

nYO. H. aIRAnDEY, Auetioneer--O Office No.
p 81 Camp sfrest-On SATURDAY June 4.
1873 at Ia O'Clock. M, ut the 4t. Charles Auction
Exchange, lii the rutunda OF the ~. Charles
Hotel. IN this city will be sold at public auction,
the Hon. A. 3. Tissot, Judge Of the SECOND Dis
triet Court Of the parish gf Orleans. dated May
3, 1870 and rendered In the above entitled sue
eession, the following described property. to
wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
In the First District of this city, In the square
bounded BY Tehoupitoulas: st. Thomas. st.
Theresa and Tha1ia tlate Bf njamin) streets. md
Designated as lot No. ON plan drawn by Il
III. Pile. dated fifteenth OF January. 1874. depos-
tied In the office OF Octavede ARMS. notary In
this city. Said lot measures. In American
measurement. ~ feet and Inches front on
Thalia street, al feet 3 inches aud lines. front
on Vt theresa street, 125 feet and Inches In
depih on the side towards Yehoupttoulas street.
and LID feet inches and lines on the side line
towards st. Thomas street. Together with all
the buildings and improvem enls thereon.
Terms and Conditions -One-third cash the
balance at one and Two yeers' credit for notes
specially secured BY mortgage and vendors
lien. bearing oil the usual clauses OF per cent
per annum interest from date of sale until final
payment 5 per cent attorneys fees In event OF
suit to enforce their collection. the imprdve-
ments 10 be kept Insured and policy transferred
to the holder OF the notes, and the purchaser to-
assume the taxes due and exigible In 1879, over
the price of adjudication. IA
Act OF sale, nt the expense of the purchaser,
before w. j. Castell, notary public. je1 I'd
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will likely lose by the animosity q me coun-
try more than we can possibly gain by the re-
pudiation of the debt.
s. The adoption Of this report will destroy
the Democratic party. There may be d large
number OF people who will support repudia-
tion movement; but It IL also certain that
many OF the best and truest men In the State
will revolt against the programme the
debt committee has mapped out for them.
The temperate and sober minded men Of the
State will look with anxiety and fear upon q
policy which boldly and recklessly wipes out
III existence millions OF debt and threatens
with destruction all securities, oil public
pledges and oil public and private
credit. This class OF the community.
who have heretofore been earnest Demo-
Gratis, will deem 1t necessary to organize
party to defend the conservative interests
OF the commonwealth against wild and com
munistlc Democracy, and the campaign OF
1880 Will find party In Louisiana led, not by
Warmoth or Kellogg, but composed Of
planters, merchants and professional men,
and led by honored citizens Of the State and
upholding the opposition to the Democratic
party.
We have hastily thrown these suggestions
together after reading the report Of the COM
mittee, and we press them earnestly upon the
Convention. We again appeal to that body to
take ne ill-advised action upon this subject.
The people want the State relieved, but they
do not want II disgraeed and ruined In the
process. Every member 81 the Convention
should look this Issue squarely In the face,
and then determine whether he can afford to
entail upon US the calamites we have pre-
picted for the purpose Of getting rid Of the
debt.
Certainly the debt should be adjuged Id the
interest Of the people. The interest should be
reduced and the body Of the debt converted
Into currency bonds. We have already ex-
pressed our views on this point and we shall
dose more deliberately pending this discus
sion In the meantime, we express the opin-
Ion that the State could be relieved without
Reputation. All that ID necessary is courage,
wisdom and singIeness Of purpose On the
part Of the Convention.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN DEVINE,
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 41,179,

RY G. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-ofa
~ No. 81 Camp street. On SATURDAY, June
a. 1879 at u o'clock m at the st. Charles Auction
Hotel In this city. win be sold at public auction,
by virtue and In pursuance Of an order from
the Honorable A. 1. Tissot judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
the twelfth day OF May. 1879. and rendered
10 the above entitled succession, the following
described = property, to Mit---
the First District OF this city. In the square
bounded by Chippewa formerly Pacanierl. An
nunciation. Richard and Market streets, measn-
ring 81 feet IL inches and lines front on
Chippewa street By depth Of 127 feet 10 inches
and lines, between parallel lines, on g certain
plan draw BY g; 4: Hedin. architect. dated the
reference In the office OF T. o. Stark. formerly a
notary public In this city. as plan No a. Being
he same property which was acquired by the
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IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCKS. BONDS AND
CITY APPROPRIATIONS CERTIFICATES.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SOUTHERN
Bank-In Liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 45,44O

pY g. e. GIRARDEY. AuctIoneer- Office No.
~ 81 Camp street. SATURDAY. June I, 1879.
at 10 o'clock m, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change. In the rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel,
in this city. will be sold at public auction. By
virtue Of an order from the Hon, w. T. Hous-
ton, Judge Of the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. dated the twenty third OF
May. 1879. and another order dated the twenty
sixth May. 1879. and rendered In the above en-
titled matter. tbs following securities. to wit,
1. Sixty-tWo shares of the capital stock In the
New Or cans Gasli9ht Company.
2. Twenty shares OF the Merchants Mutual
Insurance Company, OF New Orleans.
!, B. Two shares Of New Orleans Insurance
Company.
II Ten shares of the Boatmen's and Savings
Bank.
s. Five shares of the st. Charles Hotel Com
pany.
8 Two $1,000 Consolidated Bonds Of the s city Of
New Orleans, with coupons from July. 1876.
Z. a lot Of city certificates OF appropriation
Ordinance No. 1858, Administration series1 Tor
various sums. and amounting to about 1880 81.
8. rs State of Louisiana Der cent Bonds or
Consols. OF $1,000 each,
Terms-Oash before transfer.
nny25 26 81 je16 81
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The Republicans complained few years
ago when the Democrats defeated that iniqui-
tous measure, the force bill, by flllbustering
Now that the Republicans are In minority
In Congress they have seized on this weapon
Of the Democrats, which they claimed was
contrary to the usages OF parliamentary war,
and are using 1t on every possible occasion.
The army bill and the appropriation bills
were fought by flibustering and dilatory
measures; and the same warfare was made
against the Warner silver bill. So pleased
have the Republicans, particularly Conger,
become Of this weapon that they now use 1t
when there is no excuse therefor. The other
day motion was made to slightly modify
one Of the rules Of the House, 80 as TO enable
1t to work away at general business little
faster. This change In the rules was not in
tended for any political purpose; 1t did not,
1t could not, affect any OF the political meas
ures before Congress; 1t was desired solely to
lessen the work Of Congress- shorten its ses-
sion and save the peoples money. This, how
ever, the Republicans were opposed to. Their
idea is to lengthen out the session as long as
possible, to make 1t cost as much as possible,
80 that they can go before the country and
pO4ut " tlo eApouso VI bHo eAtIa 6t56lOH,
forced on the country" they will say, .'by
the Democrats" They cannot defeat any OF
the political measures before Congress-, they
cannot hope to flbuster for delay, like the
Democrats did when they fought the force
bill, until the session Is adjourned. Their
only idea Is to keep Congress at Washington
80 long as possible, pile up the costs as high
as possible, and then appeal to the country,
and to do this they fight with dilatory meas
ures, almost every bill that comes up, what
ever Its purposes or Its contents.
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Immigration has again set in. From 1866
to 1873 the number Of immigrants arriving
In this country increased each year until 1t
reached its maximum In 1873. 1t then sud-
denly dropped some 100000 year, and con-
tinued to decrease yearly until 1877. Since
that year, however, there has been 9 steady
Improvement. Last week 5000 immigrants
landed at New York. the largest number for
any week since 1879. The agents Of the yari
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a SPLENDID MANSION
In ONE OF THE PHETTIEST NEI6HBOR
HOODS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT,
Northwest Corner Of Rampant and UrBuIines
streets.
SUCCESSION or Oh. AUGUsTE DUpAQUIER.
second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Al 165.

DIT @. B.. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer- Office
ID, No. 81 Camp street SATURDAY. June 2s.
1879, at 10 O'Clock m. tt the st. Charles Auction
Exchange. Will be sold at public auction, In the
rotunda OF the! St. Charles Hotel, In this city,
pursuant to a judgment rendered by the Hon.
a, i. Tissot. Judge Of the second District Court
for tbs parish Of Orleans, on the sixteenth Of
May, and signed On the twenty. first of May.
1879. In the above entitled matter, the following
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated La the Second District OF this city. and In
the square bounded by Rsmpart, Ursul1nes. St.
Claude and Bayou Road streets, measuring CD
feet front on Ranpalt street by 100 fset In depth
between. parallel lines and front On Ursnlines
street. all French measurement.
The property forms the northwest corner OF
Rampant and Ursulines streets. and fs Inn
proved wit splendid three story brick man
sion OF modern advancement. affording supe-
rior comfort and eonveniences, and admirably
adapted for ar1s toeratfe and professional resi-
dence. The main and outbuildfngs are not
entirely completed; an outlay OF $4,000 will &c.
cure the eompletignt according TO plan and
specifications OF j. A. d Hemeconrt. ESQ super
yising architect, to be- seen at the auetionser's
office. which will render the property one OF
the richest and most complete homesteads In
the city. Sale positive.
Terms and COnditions-C Cash. and the pnr-
chaser to assume, in addition to the price Ut
adjudication the taxes due and exigible In 1879.
Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser,
before Jos. Cuvsltsr, Esd, notary public.
T1y2h al ie7 ia II m @4F @
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SHERIFF. SALES.
Leon Lnyea.n w. uthomas n

Leon Lnveann VI. Thomas FernOn.
lIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAk.
- Of Orleans. No. lg.4s7-By virtue Of wrif0kl
fieri faeias. to me directed by the honorable tks
Sixth District Court for the parish OF OriesIx.
in the above entitled cause. will proceed q
sell at public auction. at the. Merchants ahd
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, In the Second
District OF this city, on SATURDAY. JunA ~
1879, ct y O'Clock a.. the following deserted
4 uEkTAiN LOT OF GROUND, toeethuy
with The buildings and improvements thereon.
rights, ways, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or In any wise appertaininfa
situated In the Suburb franklin, Third UiSs
triet OF this city, DESIGNATED by the nufnbm
seven. OF square number sixty-four on i rSEsg
ticular plan made by Il Fl. Pile. on the ais
teenlh Of September, 1885. and deposited III IN
office OF Joseph Cuyeliier, notary, which n.
measures. Id American measure, tnirfy.htei
fest six inches front ON Spain street 81 d.
hundred and eighteen feet In depth, betNeaa
st. John the Baptist and St. Avid streets. Be-
log the same property acquired by the said a.
PENDANT, FernoD, by purchase from r a. 81 OH
and others. by act passed before %. B0uny. h.
tary. on the eleventh OF April, 1874. as
Seized In the above suit.
TermS-Gash on the spot. sss
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of The Parish Of 0rIeans.
VII mot 1
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. SO AGO.


pY O, e. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer- Office No.
ID 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. June 81, 1870
at u o'clock M. at the ut. Charles Auction Ex-
change. In the rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel
Ia this city. will be sold at public auction, by
virtue and pursuant to an order from the Hon
a. Z: Tissot, Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans. dated the twelfth Of
May. 1879 and rendered in the above entitled
succession, the following described property. to
THE UNDIVIDED THREE sIxTEENTHs
part and interest in, and to certain lot situated
In the Faubourg Lafayette. III the Fourth DIS
trict of this city in thes square bounded BY Pryta-
MIA. Josephine olIseum and st. Andrew streets,
original plan OF said Fauboure. drawn BY BENZ.
Buisson. surveyor, dated the twentieth day Of
January, 1848. deposited in the office of Jos.
Lisboni. late notary. "A photographic copy OF
which plan is annexed to an act Of sale from
the heirs Of John Longpre to Patrick Cum
mtngs, passed before L. Il. Kenny. late notary.
According to which said plan said lot forms the
northeast corner OF Prytania and Josephine
streets. and measures 80 feet and inches front
on Prytania street by 120 feet in depth. between
parallel lines American measurement; together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. comprising a. tWo-story frame dwelling,
designated by the No. 90 Prytania street.
Terms and Conditions-Cash, and the pur-
chaser to assume the taxes due and exigible III
1879, over the price OF adjudication.
. Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before g. LeGardeur. notary public,
myl7 "a 81 lei Il 81
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THE w5oRLEANs DEMOCRAT MONDAY. JUNE 2 1879

Gus steam lines declare that Ii only the begin
rinR III great movement Natives Of Ger
many, England and ireland still lead in the
list OF immigrants, but not all to the extent
of former years. Russia, Austria, Sweden,
France and Italy now supply more immi-
grants to this country than at any period OF
mr. history.
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u. II. dI1CEE dhU FIHEAU A,#3s
Civil Sheriff of The Parish Of 0rleans.
~ 10 10 26 je2 IA e
Charles r. Howard VI. w. >. Mitchell

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
y ish Ut Orleans. No S625 BY virtue III Il
writ OF f1eri facias, to me directed By the hopo
able the Sixth District Court for the parish 3
Orleans, In the above entitled cause will ptVs.
coed TO sell at public auction. on thn prsInib4
hereinafter designated, on MONDAY Jnn6 q
property, to wit s.ss
ONE HORSE, ONE BUGGY AND SET HAlsI
Ness. now Ia my warehouse. Nos % and Y OLE
leans. between Royal aud Bourbon stress. II
the second District oil this city. s
Seized In the abnve suit.
Terms Cash Oh the spot.
j. r. ALGEE aAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Drlsau6s
rnY2g ie2g
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CAUCUS.

There will be caucus Of the Democratic
members Of the Convention In the hall Of the
House Oh Representatives on Monday, june
2, 1870, at ~ o'clock p. m. A full and prompt
attendance is requested.
w. "A. ROBERTSON,
Chairman Of Democratic Caucus.
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Succession sf n. IIAbacbs

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE rAk:
- ish of Orleans. No. 4e.6s1-N Notice ID hefet22
given to the creditors Of this estate and 70 ~
other persons herein interested to show M1I6
within ten days from the present nofifeslc1s
IL any they have or can. why the ace0lks
presented BY Daniel Al. Wilson. adminietf1cII
OF this estate thould not be approved Me
HON olORated. and the funds distributed - ~
cordance Herewith.
By order OF the court. 4. ss.Sg
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RAMPANT
between aravier and Perdido streets.
TN THE MATTER OF EMMA MILLER, WIFE
OF Jefferson Huggaht, Va. Oetayia Miller
ct ais
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 28.554.


pY O. e. GIRARDEY. Office No.
- 81 Camp street SA TURDAY. June s. 1879.
at 10 o'clock M, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change. in The rotunda Of the Dt. Charles Hotel,
will be sold at public auction. by virtue and In
pursuance Of 9 decree rendered BY the Honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. on this seventeenth January, 1867. and
an order supplementary, thereto. dated the
eighth March. 1879. and rendered In the
above entitled matter by the Hon. a. u Tissot,
Judge Of the same court, the following described
CEHTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated ID
the First District of this city. In the square
bounded BY Rampant, Dryades, .drayier and
PeIdtdo streets. measuring Il feet 10 inches
of rs feet II inches. between parallel lines.
The location ID central, within two squares OF
the Poydras Market. and ADAPTED for store and
dwelling purposes.
Terms One.third each; balance at one and
two years credit for notes specially secured By
moIlgage and vendors lien. bearing all the
usual clauses OF 8 per cent per annum interest
from the day OF sale until final payment: per
cent attorneys fees and the purchaser to as
sumo the taxes due and .exigible In 1879. over
the price OF adjudication.
Act OF sale before y. Lewis. ESD, notary
public. ct the expense OF the purchaser.
mY17 "a 81 le7
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GKcoND DISTRICT COURT FOB TIL - -
Dish Of Orleans, No. IS 790-Notice y Issss
BY given to the creditors OF fhM O.
and 10 all other persons herein infeFee
show cause within ten days from tne al
notification, II any they have or can. NeaRkf se
final account presented by John sIieoo;: ~ ~ B
tutor OF the minors OF this estate. shoniod ~
approved and homoIogated. and the fun0
tributed lii accordance Herewith.
By order OF the court. ---u,,,. -