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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
". soye vs.. Sao. Williamson.

1SoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish Of Orleans. No. 1886 By virtue Of writ
- feri faeiae to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth Dittrict Court tor the parish Of Or
ieans In the above entitled cause, 4 will pro-
cead To sell al public auction ut the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhonse streets. In the
Seeond District OF this city. on MONDAY,
Inril a. 1879 Mt 10 O'Clock m. the following de-
seribsd property, 10 wit
1TInWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights, ways, privileges and advantages
therennto belonging. situated In the First Dis
fare. Magazine. D. PLANTER and Camp streets,
designated by the numbers thirty-tive and
fhirty-six on q. plan of Bringier. surveyor
dated twelfth May, 1886, annexed 10 an ret
passed before ID l.. Mckay late notary,
dated twenty fifth May. 1896. Said lots measure
each, In English measure. twenty ak feet front
on Camp street by Que hundred and twenty feet
In depth. lot number thirty five forming the
corner Of Camp and Duplanter streets. Said
property belongs to John Williamson and to
fhe community existing between him and
Bridget Henrietta. his wife. having been &C
quired as follows: Lot number tbirty-nve from
Maunsel White. by act before VIM. Chrsty,
number thirty-six from A. Barker, by act before
o. DeArmas. notary. dated third April, 1851 and
by an act before jules Messy. notary, dated
third August, Is49 John Wilkinson conveyed
the said lot number thir y-fve to Bridget Bran
nan. who. by an act before the same notary.
to Bridget Henrietta. wife In community OIL said
John Williamson.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot nr
] Il. ALCEE GAUTHREADX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The C1Ly OF new pFbeARs W.. JOWn ~.
Simonds; same vs. same; same vs.. Jno. s.
Sfmmonds
rrHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish OF Orleans. Nos. 81 500. $50 and 40 $3.50 =
BY virtue Of three writs Of eri facias. to me
directed by the honorable the Third Distt let
Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN the above
entitled causes. for city taxes Of lsTs. 1877 and
Mt the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange.
II val stree. between Canal and Customhou se
streets. In the Second District Of this city. on
MONDAY. April IA. 1879. at IL O'Clock m. the
following de. cribed properly, to wit
"A CERTAIN PORTION Of GROUND situated
In the Fourth District of this city, in square
number two hundred and eleven. bounded by
Philip. Prytauia. ut. Charles and Jackson
streets, designated as lots numbers twenty
nine and part OF lot number thirty. measuring
forty feet front on Philip street by one hundred
and fifty nine feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
MI a DI
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LOUISIANA MIRROR MANUF'G co.
MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
MADE TO ORDER.

Also. Mirrors resilvered, Frames regilt. and all
Kinds of repairs made at moderate prices.
No. - Baronne street corner OF Union.
del6 3m
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G. ROUYER'S STORE,
Corner Cont and Chartres streets,
NEW OBJ EANG

NEW ORLEANS.
MR.. G. ROUYER INFORMS HIS
Ah numerous clients and the q
public In general that Mme Rou- IN
yer having returned from Europe. NIM
and also from the North, where she HsfAl
has made all her purchases BY con- WslV
tract, that he is ready to offer his viz
stock of goods at very Low Prices i'm
His assortment consists of large
variety OF Watches. Clocks and liz
JeWelry which cannot be surpassed AS
for their freshness. their variety MM
and elegant taste. spoons ana H#EI
Forks In real Alfenide. WIZ
N. B.-Optic articles. Specially NJ
for Speetacles and Binoeles. Ex- ~
changes and puts up Spectacle
Glasses for all ages.
The public is Invited to visit his store and ex-
anime bis new stock to cow nee themselves that
ali that is written above Is true. and he defes
eompetftfon. Ali articles guaranteed. Repairs
Of Watches. Clocks. Jewelry and Spectacles. All
articles of JeWelry resiivered Church orna-
ments, etc. Purchases old gold and silver.
den Su Tu Tn 3m
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The City of New Orleans VS.. j. e. KOi-
man: same vs. j. @. Holman: same vs.. ] ohm
G. Holman; same vs.. John q. Kol man same
vs.. J. q. Kollman; same vs. John @. Kohl
man; same Vs. j. U. holman same vS. John
c. Kolmau,
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NeIIgman, Holman a. 90. vs. A. Elmer
Bader 4 Co., posed or A. Elmer Bader
and John W. Buhrmann
EOURTH DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE
II parish OF Orleans. No. 45.36s-By virtue -
writ Of fieri facias against John W.
Buhrmann, 70 me directed by the HONORABLE
leans, In the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street. between
District of this city on MONDAY. April IA. 1879.
at IL O'Clock m, the following described prop
IL i. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. rights. ways, privileges and appurte-
pertaining situated in the Fourth District Of
this city, In the square bounded by Navades,
Apollo st. Mary and Felicity streets. designated
% lots numbers one and two, on plan made
by T.. Grthiel archit' ct, on the twenty f1f OF
April 1855. deposited in the records OF ). Mag
ner. notary public In this city. az plan num-
Der eleven, according to which plan said lots
measure. each. nty-five feet front on Nay.
AIDES street by one hundred and twenty feet
four lines in Width in the rear. Being the same
property acquired by John w. Buhrmann, de-
fendant herein, by purchase from John Bepja-
min Schiller. per. act passed before Hugh Mad
den, notary public. on the twenty-third OF Sep
a. oEnTA1N STRIP OF LAND. with all
the rights, ways, privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, situated in the Fourth
District OF this city. in the square bounded by
ST. Cnarles tlate NHyAdeSl Apollo, FellcltV ana
St. Mary streets and measuring II teen feet
front on said st. Charles street by one hundred
and twenty feet In depth. American measure.
between parallel lines and being the north half
OF lot number fifty five. on plan drawn by b.
BuissOn, surveyor. on the seventh day Of jan
uary. 1885, and deposited In the office OF Felix
Grtma, notary public in this city. Being the
same property acquitted by said defendant by
purchase from James Mcconnell. per act passed
before Theodore Guyol. notary public. on the
B. a CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
and all rights. ways, privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging or Ia anywise appertai n
Ing al uated in the Fourth District Of this city.
In the square bounded By Nayades or st.
Charles, st. Mary, Apollo or Carondelet streets
and Felicity Road, designated by the number
two. and measuring, In American measure.
twenty six feet seven inches front On st. Charles
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
betwe a parallel lines. Being the same prop
erty ~ iuuired by said defendant by purchase
from Mrs. Constance Fagot. wife. separated in
property, OF Lucien Adams. per act passed be-
fore Eusebe Bouny. notary public. on the If
teenth Of February. 1867.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the apot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil SheI II of the Parish of Orle ms.
NIB M 4 avaQ
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The City nj New Orleans vs.. Geo. Macken

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
mh13 20 n ap3 10 IL
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The CITY Of New orleans w Jacob Joac hi las

OWL Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
mh1g2O u ap3 1o14.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-17
THE NEWS AND HERALD!
TRI-wEEKLY EDITION,


"BY SWEARING, AND LYING, and
killing, and stealing, and committing
adultery, they break out and blood
toucheth blood" was the text (from
Hosea), from which tho Rev. DR.. G.
w. Miller preached the funeral ser.
mon of Judge Elliott the victim of
Kentuckys latest tragedy. There
are several new points of interest in
the case: Buford walked into
crowded court room, in Frankfort,
on Friday, and sat by his adviser,
Gen. Green Clay Smith. The mur-
derer had lost defiance. He was
pale, weak and generally broken
down. His coat was as white as his
face, for the whitewash from the
walls of the cell covered from collar
to bottom button. The trial will
take place as early as May. When
asked if he was ''ready for trial."
Buford is said to have starte quickly,
rs if from dream. LITTER he said
that when Gen. Smith asked him he
thought that the voice of Judge
Elliott had asked if he we're eready
to 60 to the grave of his sister Mary"
But Frankfort says that the insanity
dodge will not work. The Blue.
grass Clipper, published at Midway,
Buford's home, says that Bufords
fine fortune has been ruined by the
eccentric courses of the law, that
Miss Buford died a lunatic, and that
an aunt of the assassin also died in
sane. The bar of the State has been
convoked, and an election to fill the
vacancy has been ordered.
English newspapers very rarely
contain in the obituary column q |
notice of funeral, because, except
in the case of m eminent public |
person, it is not desired that any
but near relatives or very intimate
friends should attend, and men
worth million go to their graves
with less pomp and parade than a |
New York car driver.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of on execution to mo di-
~ rected, will offer for sale before
the courthouse door in Winnsboro, on
the first Mondayin May next, within the
legal hours sale, at public out-cry, to the
highest bidder, the following described
real and personal p property, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land,
lying, being and situate in the County Of
Fairfield, State Of South Carolina, con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or
less, and bounded by lands of George w.
Coleman, Frances Mobley, Mrs. Emily
Meador, DR.. VIM. Meador and others.
ALSO,
Three hundred bushels of corn, three
thousand pounds Of fodder and three
hundred bushels of cotton seed, all moro
or less.
Levied on as tho property of d. R,
Coleman, at the suit Of F. Elder.
Terms Of sale-CASH.
Sheriff's Offloe, S.W. RUFF,
Winnsboro, s. c., SEC,
April IL, 1879.
april 15-td
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DEATH OF A NOTED STALLION. The
famous trotting stallion Woodford
Mambrino, with a record of 2:211,
owned by r. @. Pate, of st. Louis,
died q few days ago Of congestion of
of the lungs, This horse was more
highly esteemed than any trotting
stallion in the country, although
kept in the stud until the season
of 1878, when he was fifteen years
old. His career on the turf was
remarkably brilliant. At Minne-
apolis, September 4, he won the
stallion race in straight heats, der
feating Bonesetter, Scott's Thomas,
and Indianapolis, scoring 2:214,
2:224 and 2:22A, on slow track.
Abbottsford, with record of 2:21d;
Magenta, 2:234; Convoy, 1928, and
George A. Aver, 2:30, are some of
his produce. In 1874, Robert
Bonner offered $4,000 for him.
Last fall his owner could have
named and received his own price
from several horse fanciers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-19

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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l9 Dispatches
from Lewiston. Idaho, June 18th, state
that General Howard and Gov. Ferry,
held a fnal council at Spokane Falls with
Moses, Spokane, Geary and Smokehaliat.
The latter renOunced his dreamer theories
and will go with Moses Oh the reservation.
Everything in the norther country is now
satisfactorily arranged.
SAN Francisco, June 10 The reput
lican Second congressional district this
morning, nominated for member OF the
state board Of equalization, Moses Drew,
the present sheriff of Sacramento county.
The Third district nominated for con:
gress, Joseph McKinnan, Of Salana, For
mem ber of the board OF equalization, War
rem Dutton, of Marin.
The state convention this morning nom
mated for lieutenant governor, Gen. John
Mansfield, of Los Angeles, by acclama
ton. For secretary at state D. NJ. Burns
the present clerk of Yolo county. Fol
controller d. NJ. Kenfeld, of Trolumne
by acclamation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-19
The Spread of Crime.

The epidemic of crime is at its height
Murder. arson, rape, burglary, robbery
from the person, petit larcency, every
grade and species of crime is now running
on full time night and day, and turning
out terribly full harvest of blood-curd-
ling wickedness. The wires fash news of
murder from the remotest parts Of the
country. and the cities fash it back from
their purlieus of crime, and from their
refined and fashionable quarters The
cable hurries it on among the unfathomed
depths of the ocean unit. Neptune must be
startled at the murderous stories of Rus
sian Nihilists, German revolutionlsts and
Asiatic regicides and assassins.
The story of crime comes to US like q
symphony OF Beethoven, to compare like
aud unlike, first with single deep note
like the shot at Emperor William; ther
two like those at the Czar and his court
officers; then one again, and finally, with ;
rush aud multitude of sounds, horribly
disoordant and distraoting The moral
lists ought to disseot the disease more clos
ly, aud the lawmakers and constabular.
ought to provide and enforce remedie
more effective then at present employed
At 40 period for many years has there
been such carnival of crime as the worl
beholds in this year of grace, A. D. 1878
Nv Y. EUDreSS
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, June l9.-Another Lon
don dispatch says the betting is now in
favor of Weston. His wonderful running
is surprise to everyone. lie has made
better time up to noon on the fourth day
than anything accomplished heretofore.
" A noon dispatch from London says
Weston has made $40 miles; Brown 347
A local telegraph about o'clock this
morning announced fire in Niblo's Gar
den. i proved to be in the Metropolitan
hotel. starting Just above the dining room
on the third floor. The flames rapidly
spread TO the roof but by ten O'Clock the
firemen had obtained mastery and the IRE
was soon afterwards extinguished, The
loss which is not serious is covered by in'
surance.
The Ii ks Shore railroad company, has
declared dividend of p per cent payable
August first
The Michigan Central railroad company
has declared a dividend of Il per sent
payable same data -
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attitude where he must either observe his
oath and execute the laws and thereby
subject himself to impeachment or he
must violate his oath and his conscience.
No president would allow himself to be
put in such an attitude and therefore, said
he in conclusion, farewell aIl prospects Of
home, we will stay. This deciarationewas
greeted with applause by the republicans.
Springer declared if the president veto
this bill, he would put himselfin the attitude
of defyiDg the majority in congress and
demand of that majority to do what was
wrong They would not do it. Never
The republican side in raillery ex-
claimed, What, never2'
Mr.. McMshon sustained the report
against the argument of Garfield and pro-
voked derison and ieers of the republicans
by his allusion to the president as Ibis
fraudulency"
The conference report on the judiciary
bill was adopted by strict party vote
l02 to 10.
The trade dollar bill was then taken up.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-19
PENNsYLvANTA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Jealousy
caused Jas F. Daugherty. of Frankford, tc
shoot his wife and himself
WILLIAMsPoRT. June l9.-The resi-
dence of Samuel Miller near Montourvile
burned. Mrs. Miller perished 10 the
tames and her husband is not expected tc
recover from his burns.
ALLENTOWN, June 19.-Three hundred
puddlers and helpers in the Allentown
rolling mills, struck for an advance of five
cents per heat, The mills have stopped
work.
VALLEY FORGE, June l9.-The cere
monies of relaying the corner stone o.
W ashington's headquarters took place to
day. Many were present.
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FOREIGN.
HOLLAND.

HOLLAND.
Rotterdam, Arrived; steamship p. Co.
land, from New York.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June l9 The daughter of Prof.
Moles Chatt, the distinguished dutch
psychologist, agei seventeen, committed
suicide at Riviere
BELGIUM
BRUSSELS, June l0.-The element ary
education bill which the clercals bitterly
opposed, passed the senate by vote of 33
to 81.
ENGLAND
LONDON, June i9.-2:30P. M.-Public
interest in the international pedestrian
contest increases. Brown left the track
at 10 minutes past 10 looking queer. His
record at that time was 346 miles and two
laps. At few minutes after | | O'Clock
| Weston completed the same distance and
remained on the track. A shout from the
crowd announced he had taken the lead in
the best time for the distance ever yet
accomplished.
| LONDON, June l9,-4 P Nat Is min
uteS past 3 Brown was still on the track,
walking very slowly, and wearing elastic
supporters on his right knee which had
given away. The score at that time stood
Weston, 36l miles; Brown. 1861; Weston
is going strongly; he says this will be his
J farewell performance in Lon1on, SO he in
tends to mark it with $50 miles.
. Brown rested two hours at stretch
during the night. Weston picked up con-
D siderably then, running at one time tw'
miles without u break. Weston seem
I hearty aHd strong and is going finely
Brown is not so strong and his supporter
are getting anxious.
LONDON, June 1880 P. NV esto
le 3683 miles, Brown 3603 miles. Brow
ID was then resting with bad knee. H
s. cannot win.
lt At 6 o'clock, Weston was resting GU hi
'n 369th mile. Brown, having accom- mplishe
3603 miles, was also resting, with b
u physician in attendance.
LONDON, June 19.-The Times saw
lie ut is Obvious that on all sides there al
indications of the approach of great ele
nt torat struggle. Great questions of foreig
ny policy, which have occupied the mind
the country the last few years are az
or preaching a solution for good or harm
y. When the tune comes Tor the English pc
pie TO say how ministers have discharge
r their trust, they will not fail to bear
re mind the difficulties the government hi
all had to encounter as we'll as their methC
a of dealing with them. It is premature,
ay the chancellor of the exchequer intimate
ay to form final judgment on the who
case, but it is also evident from his speet
that the moment for pronouncing SUI
er- Judgment, is not far off.
he In the course of the foregoing artiC
the Times makes the following refereu
to TO dispatch from Alexandria, stating tn
'e' the French consul general would proce
en- 10 full uniform, to the palace to anDoun
that the French government had decid
he to insist upon the deposition of the kt
he dive 1t is not to be supposed the Fren
ct government would have taken step
lld such Importance, without the comment
OIL acquiesence of our own government, a
III if il has been taken at all We have enter
ant upon a new and very critical stage of I
10 Egyptian question.
led LONDON, June l9.-The British steam
ThessaIy has been wrecked one hundl
The miles from Alden. No lives lost.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-19
A Breach of Promise Case.

In noted breach of promise case re-
Gently, the Judge decided 10 favor of the
defendant he having proven that the plain
tiff had very offensive breath, caused by
CATARRH, and that while he offered to
purchase OUR VEGETABLE CATARRH
CURE for her, she persisted in using some
other remedy, although she constantly
grew worse. Finally being unable to bear
it any longer, he Cancelled the engagement,
and Notwithstanding the fact that plaintiff
proved that since their two hearts had dis
continued to beat as one, she had, by using
above named preparation, been entirely
cured, the court while commencing her
final sensible action. decided against her
on the grounds, that anyone troubled
with such disgusting and annoying dis.
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tied to any damages. Let others take
warning and profit By this unfortunate
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pipe. and by this method of medlcateC
vapor applies direct to the disease.
Sold by all Druggists; SOC and $l.00 pc
package.
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BOGUS CERTIFICATES,

Its no vile drugged stuff pretending to
be made Of wonderful foreign roots. barks,
&C., and puffed up by long bogus certif-
Gates of pretended miraculous cures, but a
simple, pure, effective medicine, made Of
well known valuable remedies, that fur
nishes its own certificates by ogres. Va
refer to Hop Ritterg, the purest and bes
of ae6ieines See Truths" and PROV
erbs, in another column.
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ENGLAND

LONDON, June 18.-Ennis finally re-
tired at 4:30 o clock last evening, seeing
be had no chance of walking the $50 miles,
which was necessary TO entitle him to a
share of the gate money. He was won
derfully we'll and fresher than on Tuesday,
but his feet were blistered and festered.
Harding also retired after doing l09 miles
and one lap. Brown aud Weston have
both beaten all previous records. The
score at q o'clock this morning stood
Brown, 3l8; Weston. 313 miles, u laps
Two to one on Brown are still forthcoming