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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-14
AIIGIISTA COUNTY.

STANTON, VA, August IL, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Ii you will pardon
me for this one cncr0achment upon your
precious time, like the Old sailor who
addressed the good Lord in prayer, | will
promise 10 annoy you DO more. | have
been a subscriber for your excellent paper
for twelve consecutive years, and regard
YOU as the most levc-headcd editor in the
State In the discussion CT the lmpor-
tant measures pertaining to the gen,
cIal interest and welfare OF State ana
General Government we mountalnccrS
have found you right in the end, but nave
no idea OF mooting question OF 2Iatc y,
Government interest now; | merely WISH
to ,,;va Won very brief account OF very
pleasant little trip to your Deautliui Guy
while am a native born citizen or the nc
tronolis, all of YirgiIia'S fair lapd IS dear
To me. I sometimes stand upon some Gle,
v,tod noint here in or around Stauntoh ahu
;maoine that the great leader OF tue Israel
I ;,eS conld not have been thrilled with more
sonl.inspiring emotions when standing on
pisoah's top viewing the landscape Ger.
Ours is indeed a lovely little city, nestled
in the grand old Valley OF Virginia, sur
rounded by the towering tops Of the Blue
Ridoe. and vet, while we may boast OF the
Grandeur OF our mountain scenery, the
healthfuness Of our climate, the Gear
sparkling water, the rose-tinted cheeks OF
our pretty girls, and all that, you citizens
of the good old city OF Richmond also have
many things whereof to boast. Having
taken drive behind one OF your fieet-foot-
ed Richmond nags. / hadn't the time 10
make close inspection Of your wide streets,
stately edifces, palatial residences, and
public buildings, but what did see, after
lapse OF ten years (since which time l have
been resident OF my adopted home, Staun.
TONY threw me into ecstacies. We started
from the residence OF Mr.. L. Powers, for.
merly the estate OF your honored deceased
citizen, Luther Libby, from which point
one has lovely view OF the meanderingS
Of the noble old James for miles down ant
the green flats on.i,s banks, dotted here ant
there with patches OF green corn ana th'
cozy little White fafm-houses peepln!
through clunps oishade trees covered wiz
yerdany foliage! ,V'e then went down fruE
hn, aacross Twenty-eighth to Broad. up t
1.-THE African Methodist Episcopal cnarce
turned into Grace and Franklin again, on
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The Readinstiug Rifle.

After wears OF agitation by rapaclous Oh
fice-seckers, who have tried every phase OF
s.relief" and also every phase OF disturb
ancc-proposing "relief" to-day and assall-
iny that "relief" with new proposition
to.morrow-at last the representatives OF
the bondholders themselves offer better
terms than the agitators have ever proposed;
and that, too, must run the gauntlet of their
war, because it is this war that gives UNI
worthy tricksterS their only hope OF eleva-
tion TO position. TO end the war would be
to squech them aud speedily conslgn them
to that insignfcance from which they never
could be lifted by any capacity or honest
merit of their own. The war upon which they
yuleary and passionately call the brokers'
bill" is therefore an inevitable affair, and
could not be avoided while such unscrupu-
Ious and unworthy partisaus as the Re-
adiusters, with such leader, existed.
The terrible consequences OF the agita-
ton of the schemes OF the ambitious and
unprincipled oflice-hunters have lost Fir-
| ginia millions Of dollars. An otflce-hunter
failing to get office by one adjustment.im-
mediately agitates for another, and so on.
There must be an endless repetition Of the
dishonest tricks until The people OF VIZ
| GINA, tired of the process, and seeing how
much they have lost by it, determine to
throw the whole scurYy crew overheard
and go steadily forward with measure
that will firmly establish the credit of the
Commonwealth aud the order and con tent
ment Of the people.
The "pot-hunters," such as MASSEY,
PAUL. R1DDLEsERGER, and MALONE, are
trampoosng the fields and disturbing the
industry and honest pursuits of the coun-
try, to the injury OF the State and to the
good OF no one: not even themselves. But
| they are too well understood. The people
have determined that there shall be no more
games Of reimbursement merely to foist
upon the Commonwealth protitless politl-
clans under false pretcEces. The "scat-
tering agitation OF the shallow-Watcr>
and insincere partisans will produce Il
''ritf1e" this fall but it will not be OF any
consequence. They will be met by gooo
men and true, and the people are too hrml!
determined to carry out the settlement Oh
the McCULLoCH bill to be obstrnctea III
their great objects, which are the settlement
~ the debt. the maintenance OF the Schools
and the restoration Of the order ana h"pp''
ness OF the people.
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The SnnScnOnd Meeting.

|
SUFFOLK, Va, August II. 1879.
| Dear Sir,-The ReidiustcrS. after having
advertised a grand mHSS-mcctin@ for some
weeks in advance, held forth yesterday.
Cameron Nv. Ell. Paul, and ID. j. Goodwin
were their speakers. Being engaged in
| court did not hear Cameron's speech, but
heard it spoken OF by good judges as not
| m TO his usual standard for good reason
ING. and being in reality Il rehls! OF oft-rc-
heated statements contained in the Rich
mond wig. and all based upon naked rs
>umDtiOnS. lie did not convert any one TO
his way OF thnkin" who was not already
on his side. Starke o.. d. replied TO him
80 far rs there was anything i'll it worthy OF
reply, and made mastery effort, / was
told, though heard only the latter part Of
his first speech.
Paul followed Starkc in 4 harangue one
hour and q half, during which time he de-
vclopcd rs many acts OF the demas0Suc rs
most men would do in week. II would be
supreme folly to dignity his effort rs IN AZ
uument. There was not word OF argu-
ment in it. W. II. Taliafcrro disSipatcd
everything there was in Paul's speech in 4
twcnty-minulCs' talk, and gave some figures
on the subject which none OF them could
answer, and gave way to Starkc to reply; and
in Il talk Of thirty minutes he vanqnishrd
Paul so completely that his own friends felt
sorry for hun.
Goodwin closed in the same strain which
Paul had pursued, and made a bid for the
congressional nomination, to which he has
been aspiring for years, and killed his hopes
again. No man can 20 to Congress from
this district on that platform.
We are organizing our forces in favor OF
the debt settlement, and shall advertise Il
meeting for our next coUrt:dlv, when we
want some Of the best speakers we can "et'
Ham. Clambt rlayne has promised to come
down. The Rcidiuster> expect Massey and
Malone and some others. Ihcy INTEND
making big fight for Underwater.
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Just SO.

"Thc Wythevillc Utspatch.' says tie
other Dispatch, published ut l'icl,'l"HH'
" unwittingiv lets the cat out OF the Day III
the following little sentence:
".The interest, however, under me Pfo-
kcrs' bill is not 100000, not j per cent.
vet. but is Sl,2li,0 900, and will be until the
debt is funded
IS. And ,cjU be until the 0ebt is fundcd.'
True for you. And who is aSitaiing The
public mind to keep the debt from being
funded? Who is trying to compel Virginia
TO continue TO pay Sl,2li,00O OF interest IN
stead OF 5990,000? People OF Virginia, look
at the facts You will have to pay Sl,2l4.-
900 OF interest annually until tie deGt tS
fundcd.' Won't you see that your l"gl.la-
tors are in favor OF finishing that funding
a noon rs posSible:"
That Is a telling point made By the Rich
mond Dispatch, for as long ;lS tue question
is unsetted-as the agitators who call them
selves Readlusters" would have tive
shall be liable 10 pay Sl,2l4,000 instead Of
100000 per annum in the shape OF inter
est. Who, then, are doing the people the
greatest service the men who are trying
to fund the debt at q rate OF iNterest that
the State can pay without any increase OF
taxation or those who are endeaYorlnG to
defeat the settlement OF the debt 1t this low
rate OF interest, that arrears OF interest may
continue to accumulate until the debt shall
become utterly unmanagcable, and repudiia,,
ton, with all the injury and dtsgl ace 1t viii
bring, may be forced upon us! A better
scheme for the people OF Virginia Tor the re-
storation OF their State credit aud the preser
walton OF the honor Of the old Commonweihl
could not be devised than The one that Il
now offered them. And they will not be 81
insane as to reject it we feel quite sure
Lynchbarg VirginiGn.
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We are pleased to- have done anything
that deserves the applause OF the state; yet
we are utterly ignorapt as to what it means
by saying that we had. corrected THIS mat
ter u after that journal had called our at'en-
ton to It. We assure the STATE that there
was nothing in the paragraph it praises
which had not previously appeared IN the
Dispatch; and that we baye never maac
any stat ement in regard to "this matter"
that needed correction. 49,.
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They offer to-day their whole stock Of RCFFLES
by the yard and dozen ut very low prices. lhey
show the largest stock in the city.
They offer to-day 200 UMBRELLAS ut the lowest
prices ever known. SO supply your wants IL
once.
They offer to-day So superior SlLh SuN-Ch-
EEELLAS for IaGies-all hi; seasons G"ods-
ut aud below cost, rs every one 81 them must be
sold.
They offer to-day IS SILK PAEhSOLS. lined with
SILK ut Si-ast year. 9. $3.50, and$i
They orrr to-day the remainder OF their stock of
PACIFIC LAWNS ii SIG. per yard. and Il nice
assortment Of LAWNS AT Jc. Per yard.
They offer to-day their whole stock Of DRESS
GOODS for Ladies at and below cost. a. eveIy
ward mus, be sold AZ SOME price.
4 large assortment OF the h' st quality RUBl;Eis
BRACELETS 1T 6, SIS, 10, IL, -. and Sc.
pair:
LISL E-TlREAD GAuNTLETS at 15c. worth
csc. pair:
GOODS for BOYS and MEMS WEAR.
Remember orr SPECIh..EhHGNIN r0tNI"hS
have on them articles from .!c Il" /.
Bargairs in TOWELS. NAPKINS. pUiLil:~. TA-
ELE-CLO OTIS, and TRAT-CLrlH~.
Bargains In CEUME-CLrTlIS. TABLE, ana
PIANO-CGEER$.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, EiE';AlNS in every
thing Al the great closing al" At
LEVY BROTHERS.
lOl7 and 1919 Iinn street Eichnlond. Va.
Ian III
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II any argument or aay statements OF facts
and figures were needed to convince fair-
minded men Of the advantages to the State
Of the compromise Of the public debt ef-
iected last winter. the address OF the Con-
sentative Com9iittee would suppl the
want. This piper Is so "ad,usted' rs to
cover the whole question, and i, conclu.
| slye-thatl is, TO oil but those who are,re.
solved net to be convinced. - DQnullss he.
gister,
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} SENATOR PAUL ADMITS One TRU1H.-The
dppeal reports that Mr. PAUL said IN his
opening speech in Petersburg:
" The interests OF the cities and country
are identified, and those OF the one are ae-
pendent on the other" ii'as' .i'.2 :
Now, let our country friends remind hln
OF this truthful statement when next he be-
gins to inveigh against the cities. r.. III.
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He Mr.. PAUL. explained why the Re-;
adiusters voted for this [the Bocock-F ow-
lerl bill--it was, IN brief, because they were
forced to do 81, to- rid the State Of what
they conceived 10 be 10 much more burthen-
some meas,ire. And them, too, they fsos
rid OF the tax-recelyable coupons most
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The sinking, fund must be respected, say
the agitators. 1t is US sacred and binding
as the literary fund, we are told.
Let US see.: Who was 1t that tried to- eng''
neer through the Legislature last winter
bill to provide for using. that fund to buy
out the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road when sold,' as 1t will be, under a de-
cree OF Judge BoED's court. .,..,
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'odions featE,,re. PsKrsburg Appears re

port Ss
just, so. THAT'S why our friends voted
for the MccULLocH bfll-ttey wished to rid
the State Of much moreburthensome mea'
surc-namely, the old funding act. They
wished, too, to send all tue coupons to the
Capitol, and have no more Of them used IN
paving taxes. Both objects VIII certainly
be accomplished il the McCuLLocH settle
ment be perfected.
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In his speech in Petersburg the oiser
night Major STRIaGFgLLow referred TO the
record of Mr. PAUL in the Senate. to show
that he had introduced q bin providing Tor
receiving seboel. warrants for taxes tot: 81
ntssEeapsing = the taxes! !. Cut.worm !"
Of the treasury!
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p.u1,s CoSsIsrENCY.-In his opening
sneecb nj Petersburg Mr.. PAUL. says the
Appeai, called attention to another feature
~ the bill-yiz.: The bonds which 1t pro-
noses to give to the creditors, are to be ex-
exempt from taxation-State, county, and
municipal. This he declared to be one OF
the most crying Of evils and greatest of
wrongs. And yet Mr.. PAUL himself voted
for the BocoCK-FowLER bill, which ex.
empted the State bonds in exactly the same
manner.
Can the world furnish parallel to such
bad boldnesS?
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Tota ordinary disbursements. OK,
Ge.Ses 81 "a, Ea'e'''"sn" s76S 6sS 81
70 ,,o ,,F,, ro,;s,or ;tcm $4,000 90
7, M, dod,c.od itis......... S77s,6sS 81
The resder will fad that the Auditor
very properly deducts the Sl64,ooo pald 10
the banks and S42,4 05 80 paid for the sup
port OF convicts on the canal from his estl-
mate of the ordinary expenses OF the gov
yernment, as also some other items whlch
the Mozarters include in their estimate IN
order TO make out a large deficit next year.
The reader will see, too, that over Sl'4oo'-
600 is for interest this year. On this item
the State will save over 100000 annually
as soon as the MCCULLoCH settlement is in
full operation.
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FINANCIAL. L..
RIO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICllMoNp 10 >u-
MATURING IN july ANn Al Uu>r, !e~'.

s., A meeting OF the ln1ed OF Ionn''s' .'.''
OF The Sinking Fund held May ia, T.. -" 49, ..,
Resolved Thai he actinS pF rN!"@.s: ' ~ -.
Ss,n,sna turds OF Tire city { Richm"nd. -
1851 Nm on and after The TT d'y "f JmIr' - y.
b. redeemed on pre'e"'"' -" ~ '''' '''
AI I nr,,nce OF the al ave direction n"'t;
vln uo,ice that the siA. PER CENT: h'N' 81 :.
TrtI cI'r T. due III July 1850, an.o"ntlnG 10
ina7. aud August 1880, amounting I" =
tGsyS-tplal, $l06.0l9,63-will 1c ic''f,,G,
pAK AND ACCRUED INTEREST on pr ',, and
,,n,, ~ III. office OF the AUDITOR ~ the 'i's -.
sT,rr the lsr DAY OF july. 1879. .<,x
" HENRY G.. tNN No.,
| Acting President Commissioner s'"A'"H
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- MOURNING GOODS.
IIItILI.Et. BROTHERS.

4 525 BROAD STREET. RIcIMoNo. Va.
Have iti,t received from their rr'idrn'-huytfi
Nm New YORK the complete stock 81 an lutL"rt'
ruf MOURNING GOODS. hnu-Ii al auction
EThry %r.. very fine Inp"ric,! g",d'. ana III,
aNcsSr,. UI'iZi. ~; oii"r them al les 'hhi ".
4 Uarth al Their real yaisr. talt ana 81: tArii
5,.,Hn I,y rIn yard hr =, In b;trk :tud white.
4 They otter also tEcir spc ialtT. Lac. 81 h''s
ind. the lowest in tie cirS tor>tt>. Mcrin'
mime S,rius Eibhou-. i'cr!'umrry. I"tirl:
sS.ap<. &c. the largest line Of Goid-p!ttcd;
4 I%r,.,ry sr,,ln ,f New York. au Il
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DEKFECT pIANO-EURrEs. 6EEf

DEKFECT plANO-FOltfES. GEkss:sy
The undersigned are the Richmond aSens Tor
Nrs.r.. CHICKERlNG L SONS PlANO-FOETES,
and invite parties wanting FIRsr.cLAaS inatrn-
ncnts 10 purchase this make They have obtained
the highest awards Of medals aud d c"riions
whenever exhibited In competition with Others
TuALBERG, the great performer and composer
said of them They the best have seen III Inc
United states"
GorrSCnALK. the poet pianist, says = consider
them the hes. IN the world
C.. B,ssIS1 SAYS: II have selected Chickering's
| Pianos for their perrec! purity o: tone
| DR.. FRANZ LIST, the kin2 OF piano-torte play
! prs. says:.I consider the Chickerins Pianos tAs
be,, made In Europe or America; 10 be just, mus
| declare them perfect"
| Sold ~ low rs as the factory, and upon aSreeabl
forms WoODHOUSE PARIiAM.
! ty3l Booksellers and Statoners.
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N pHECE: UF MILLINERY GODD~.-Wca are de-
ttrruncd 10 close OUT our "riirc stool; Of SUMMER
MlilI%EkI. and are sell!m. al prices lover t!ian
any other In the cltr regard c. oil cost. We
DEFY romp",i0!i. and ask call al: al IN vast ii
Hats. Bnnucts. Feathers, Flower. ifilGZ"> Grape
Vets. Moarning Looi.s. &c. C"HEtry orders re-
cctv. PROMPT aid careful attention. \ eat i So
liC!icd. 3lNS. :. ~ I lEi.r-ts:
is II; 90 ;rOad street, Richmond. Va.
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DER.
spECrACLE~. EYEGLASSES. &c.

RIO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT 49,
Il r. fst..a FOR 25C. ~ 49,
cal, at 1904 Main street and get a pair Of SPECrA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. \ large assorthAcht "
superior quality always on hand. irtets from Zoc.
UPWARDS. Skilfullys adjusted To thu eye by -
w. II. COWAHDIN, p
NH 22-om 1904 Mail .treea
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arrearages for
1S77-'7S...........S10,000 90
For the year 1879
'79....,... ZI.0UU w
Leaving balance of 1000 W
(Which, IT Is esti-
mated, will be paid
prior to October !,
1879.
Debt, public, expenses OF funding,
Nc...........-...... $500. .
This sum is paid updrr The act ot
March 80. 1871. What will be
paid under the act OF March rs,
1879, viii have to tie provided
for by future legislation.
Debt, puoljc, interest on, under act
or this sum Sl.1oS,7667 has
been paid to July /, 1879, and
il is estimated that to october i,
1879. coupons, &C.. will be re-
ceiveh amounting to $685.
1862, the amount paid III
JuIv. August, and September,
1873.
Dcb,. public. interest on, under act
OF March rs, 1879.
OF this sum $4,000 has been
paid. AMI IL Is estimated that
235 600 Will tie required TO Co.
iouer /, 1879.
Delinquent lands, sale of............
Escfeaipd lands. ..,...............
Fish Commissioner for prOpsga-
tor, haichiug-house, &c..........
General Assembly. regular session
1852 and extra session or
ST9............... ................
General account OF rev.
Genera! appropriations. 49,.
This includes $i2,i05.29 for
support of convicts hired to the
Jmes River and kanawha ca
Nal Company.
Grairsn's Reports, printing 29th
roilIme. ................... ...''
Historical papers, preservation or.
HoIi ywood cemetery fence, repairs
Of ..................... .....'...'..
Litsr ary fluid. public free schools.
OF this snm S2S6,0Uo has been
paio, and II Is estimated that
$4,000 VIII be paid by October
/, 1879.
Luna:ics. expenses Of, IN jails, &c..
Lupa,ic Asylum, Central (colorcdt
Richmond:
Amount paid arrear-
ages Of 1S77.'7S. .$10,29S IS
Amount paid for
lS7S.29..... ....... 17.lOO 90
Amour. paid for con-
veying iunatics, &c. 637 35
Estimated amount
10 be paid TO Octo-
Der /, Is78......... 5000 90
This will leave Il balance on ac-
count of The appropriation
fs35,u0U) for the year lS7S.79.
cue October !, 1879, OF $l2,-
252.65.
Iunatic Asylum, Eastern fwhlie),
williamsburg:
Amount paid arresr-
ages Of 1s77-7S.. $4,000 90
Amount paid Tor
ls7s-78..:.......... $4,000 90
Amount paid for con-
Seylns iunaIIcs, &c. 1904 60
Amount paid building
account, act March
10. 1SI6.......... o,0OU w
Estimated amount to
i, 1879 - 1890 5000 90
THIS win leave balance on ac.
count OF tho appropriasts1onn
t$io,uQ0) for the year lo7S,,lS'
due )ctooer /, 1879, or 49,
995 as. and u balance on ac-
Count OF the appropriation 1850
O0Ol for building purposes, uu-
der the act OF March 10, 1915,
OF SIT, 900.
La1atic Asylum. Western (whitel,
stanton
Amount paid arrear-
iiRes OF l677.7S....S3D,ooo oU
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THE GREAT CLOSING SALE
LEVY BROTHERS,

CONTINUES TO ATTRACT CROWDS EVERY
DAY.
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MT STORE OPEN FROM 6 O'CLOCK

\. N. TILL 7 O'CLOCK p. VI.
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RECAPITULAT1ON.

Total estimated disbursements
1S7S-'79....
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Totsl ordinary disbursements. OK,
pcnses Ut governm aut. estimated
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ss,os7 o.
6l,004 IS

8 Tbls VIII ifaYc "a baIAnee ON ace Il. -
Ri count OF The appropriation !, g. s+.
20 t*40.06Dl Tor the year lib 1879, .s..5ss-
due Dctobsr !, 1879. 81 &2d,-
R62.06, and balance on as.
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JUDICIAL ADvERrrsEMENrs.
an sALEss.
Tnc city os New orleans vs.. y. M. Atv

The city us New orleans VS. y. NM. Ava
I;,Irru DISTRICT CouRr For THE FAR
Il ish Il Orleans, No. t27st by virtue Ct y
writ Of aeri faetas, to me directed hY IN. fhe
~ trinnna In thn above entitled ctstae for city
taxes If lafo / will praeeed ta aelt ut puhtlie
auction At the Merchants and Auetieneefs ~, aS-
Penthouse streets III The Second District OF thts
city. on MONDAY, October E, tSTa. ut la
o'ciaek NJ. the following described property.
a CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. ait.
uafed In the SECOND District at this CITY. ~
square number eighty eaevan. and h0uiadsd hN
streets. md deaiguated a. lot numher. nins tean
measuring forty-three feet front on baaphipe
street hy one hundred and twenty seven leat ~
depth
aaiHed In the ahove suit,
Tefma-G;ish on the spot.
j. Ii. AfURE aAuTHRBAUX.
Civil sheriff Of tho Parish ui Orleans.
Il 4 1 q ,EavG
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said election 10 The Secretary OF State on or ee-
fore the twenty-ninxh day Of December. 1879, In
accordance with the provisions Of the proposed
constitution.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto afaSed
my signature and caused the seal OF the state
of Louisiana to be affixed Thereto. at the city OF
Neyr Orleans, this thirty-first day OF Juig. In
the Year Of our Lord enc thousand eight hun-
dred and seventy mine. ,v,rr.
By the Acting Governor.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary or states
aua itawtOcl--tte
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the city Of new orleans vs.. Fes,cie sseu~

s,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FAR
u OF Orleans No. t4a2S-Ry virtue Of u writ
of tieri facias to me directed hs the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parrish OF Or
leans IN tho above entitled cause. fey city taxes
Of 1870 will proueed to sel at public auction, Mt
the Merchants and AnotEoneers' Exchange Royal
street between uanal and uustemhousa streets.
DAY October i. 1874 at Ii o'clock m. the fol-
lowing described property, to Wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, aitr
uatad IN the Second District of this city, In
sa1are number ono hundred nna eight, bound
cd by Barracks, Burgundy Rampart and tlss
plannde streets, and Designated NJ lot autnhef
racks street by one hundred feet in depth.
aeiEed In tile above atIit
Terms ullah on the SPOT,
r. II. ALGAE aAuTMiHAUS,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parrish OF 0feaue-
and III II