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FIRST DISTRICT pROpEnrY
SUCCESSION OF HUGH CULLEN.
Second District Court for the parish of Orlenns.
No. 40 793. @

DYC, q. GIRARDEY, Neutrality-suspicious. n
ID 81 Camp street-On SATURDAY, Jnnaas " Y
1879. at IL o'clock. M. at the st. Charles Aafios
Exchange, in the rotunda OF the st. Chariss
Hotel, lii this city will besold at public ancfin1
by virtue and In pursuance of an order frssSs
tie Hon "a. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second B Ha
s., 1879. and rendered In the above entitled INA.
cession, the following described propsrty ii
Wl ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situa.Aa
in the First District OF this city. la the saisfs
bounded by Tchoupitoulas Ut. Thomas, III
Theresa and Thalia (late njamin1 streets. aid
dsaiGnatsd as LIT No. 0 on U plan drawn ~ ii.
Fl. Pile dated fifteenth Of January 1874 def,fsx.
tied In the Office of Octave de Afmas. notary in
this city. said lot measures. ia American
measurement. ~ feet aud 5 Inches front Nh
Thalia street. 27 feet inches and lines fradf
on bt. Theresa street. 125 feet and Inches m
dspfh on the side towards Tehoupitoulas stfoef
and lao feet inches and lines on the side iIb2
towards st. Thomas street. Together with ri
the buildings end improvements thereon, 5s
Terms and Conditions -One- cash :thA
balance at one and two yours credit for n0tAs
specially secured by mortgage and verlfnff
lien bearing all the usual clauses Of q Der ee1f
per hnnum Interest from date OF sale until nnai
payment; per cent attorneys fees lii event nj
suit to enforce their collection. the impriyy6s
ments to be kept insured and policy transferred
to the holder OF the notes, and the pnrchas6rt6
assume the taxes due and exigfble in 1873, oy6f
the price OF adjudication. sfs s.
Act OF sale, at the expense of the purchase.
before w. j, Castal. notary public. ie1 IA 4
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"A SPLENDID MANSION
In ONE OF THE PRETTIEST NETGHBOR.
HOODS OF THE kECOND DISTRICT. sa
Northwest Corner Of Rampant and Ursuiin@
streets. #Ts
sUooEss1oNoFDs AUGUSTA DUpAoU1rR
Second District Court for the Parish OF 0rleans-.
No. Al ,165.

DY O. E. GIRARDEY. Auetioneer-,i)ft
- No. 81 Camp street, ATUHDAY, Jnile I'D.
1879, st IL o'clock M, at the ST. Charles Au4t6a
rotunda o. the y. Charles Hotel, II this DIN
pursuant to q Judgment rendered by the Hon.
A, L. Tissot. Judge Of the second District Conf
for the parrish OF Orleans, on the sixteenth Oh
May. and signed on ths twenty. first 0f MI
1879. in the above entitled matter, the f0lloWinf
described properly. to Wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. M
uated In the Second District OF this city and III
the square bounded BY Rampant. UrsulInsg, HEs
Claude and Bayou Road streets. measuring n
feet front on Ram pa street BY 12O feet Id depl
between parallel lines and front on Ursulfns9R
street. all French measurement.
The property forms the northwest corner 0f|
Rampant and Ursulfnes streets. and Ii In
proved with q splendid three story brick man
sion of modern. ARRANGEMENT. affordi1g SUPP
adapted for aris tocratte aud professional resi-
denee. The main and outbuilding5 are no.
entirely completed; an outlay OF 5000 Will sds
cure the completion. according 10 plan and
specifications of j. A. 'HemeeDuTt, Esq ,Huptf.s
viaing architect, to be seen at the auctioneeEx
office. which will render the property 0le 9fs
the richest and most complete homeBteadS H.
the city. Sale positive.
Terms and Conditions-Cash, and the pnk.=
chaser to assume, In addition to the prieeMZ
adjudication the taxes due and exigfble ID 1slg
Act of sale, at the expense OF the purchases
before Jos. Cuvelier. Esq. notary public. s
my15 Al in7 IA q ~ sSsS
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ES
There were then very few planters In the
state who raised upwards Of 900 hhds Of
sugar. Their names. as given In the state
ment OF Mr.. 'Degelos, were: Gen. Wade
Hampton 1850 hhds, NJ d. Brlngier 47O, John
Minor 400, A. B. Roman d Go. 1856, David d
Robin 1862, Widow Roman $40. ]. B. Armant
400, SimiHen La Branche $50, Zenon Ransom
375. Edmond Fortier 325, ]. B. Labranche $50,
Brown Il Humphreys 800, Samuel M cCutcheon
45O, Stephen Henderson $50. Louis Labranche
800, j. u b. Dussuan 365, Lucien Labranche
5og, Laurent Millaudon 735, A. Foucher 400
Delery, Boisdair & %. 315, T.. % M. Comma
gere 1916. Samuel Packwood 45o Thos. A. Nor
gan $50 hhds.
The letter OF Secretary Sherman to the Sen
ate on the subject OF the unpaid direct tax
due from the eleven Southern States, and
communicating the plan OF Commissioner
Raum for collecting this tax, the payment OF
which was suspended by act OF Congress In
1869, reads very much like campaign docu-
ment. The Baltimorean says this tax will
hardly be collected at all, but certainly can
Il not be collected under the act Of 1862 which
makes the tax q lien upon the land Of tndl-
vtduals. For instance, the amount outstand-
Ing against Texas is put at $174, 900. This State
has over 20,o0oOo0 acres OF farm lands. and
the tax would therefore be only 81 hundredths
VI = cent per acre. 80 that plantation of 500
a1les would only pay 81 s., and to collect this
spsslaa oiilcer would have to be sent. The
..' n, q collection shotguns thrown out
YIN 81 the account-would cost mora than Az
Y sum realized. Besides, any attempt q col
suen tax from the land would needesalv
alarm and exasperate the whole Southern
people. The attempt to revive the subject :,
s. congress will be almost certain, moreover. -
Wing 20 the front the old job for the refund.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY q. +. Girardey.
IMPORTANT SALE or STATE WARRANTS.
IN THE MATTER OF THEsOUTHERN BANK,
in Liquidation.
Fourth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 46.44O.

DYC, IT, HIRARDEY, Auetloneer--, ONCE No.
Is 81 Camp, street-O On BATUHpAY. June I, a,
Exehanaes ii the rotunda of the ut. Charles
hotei, il this eity, viii b sold at public
auction. BY virtue and 10 pursuance of az order s
Fourth district Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated May So 1879, and rendered. In the above
entitled matter, the following described seeuri-
ties: e.r MT -, ~ late
John H. CLAY. the following described warrants
81 the State OF Louisiana. Issued Ia MS favor
and hearing the following numbers and series
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The New York World says: During the
past ten days an UNUSUAL activity has ex-
listed Iii the Wholesale md retail leather trade
81 this city. Last week the sales OIL sole
leather and hides Id that region known as the
swamp amounted TO over $1,OOODO0 The
market was very firm, and prices had adj
vanced within the pnst week from u to cent
pound for leather, and was exceedingly
more active than at this time last year.
Boot manufacturers are daily In the market
and have taken some large lots Of sole leath-
er. The manufactures In Massachusetts
have begun work and the busy season is
fairly inaugurated. Sales have been made Of
from 1000 to 5000 sides TO one manufacturer.
very easily maintained, and further ad-
vance is probable. The prices, however, are
yet comparatively low, and the margin Of
profit accordingly narrow.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Dom tito.

Dom sti0.
CHICAGO May 81. 9:15 a. m.-Dry salt meats
465 short ribs-45O June. 49, h0l65 July. 475a
ATTN August. Pprk-$9 TN June. 80 82hn 9 s.
July, 50 30 August, $1,000 OH September
Lard-6 07k@e.10 June. 6.17K July, 6.25@627h
August.
Union Stock Yards. Four hundred cars
stock reported. Estimated receipts of hogs to.
day 10 900; official yesterday $4,000: official for
past week 1929; official shipments yesterday
6lO7: off1cial shipments for past week 3d.
heavy shipping 50 5oas 70.6Cattle- Estimated
receipts 2250: market quiet.
1910 p. m.--Closfng--W 01A June. 9sM
July Corn-s5 bid May, 3514@35K June, 36N@
SEX July. Oats-29 May. 2s1s June. so1s July
282I@28H August.
ST. LOUIS May observation-disclosures 121s
June. 81 04k July. 81 OH bid Aus ust. Corn-a5h
June, 35h@35zs July s6I bid August.
1:15 3. m.-Wheat-$1 IL nd June. 81 ON July
81 o. bid August. Corn -34& June. 35I July
36A August, 37M September.
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commercial and Financial Matters.

tf,he reaction iii cotton noticed ~ yesterday's
T,pMonRAr was fully sustained IN yester-
aav,e business. The market WIS strong at
tl,e advance Of the previous day. There were
no kilograms from either Liverpool or Now
York.
Sugar and molasses maintain steady values.
The supply Is In the hands Of operators VINO
hold at firm figures. Receipts very smail.
All the grain landing business was nlhdereu
Nv tho unfayorable weather, and only small
amount of trading was done. Inc 1eehne
was quiet and firm.
Provisions were dull, but the supplies
being light prices were steady with an ad-
vance OF 121Ssc on mess PORK. 80
d Flour was unusually quiet, and only 900
barrels were sold. The market In other re-
speets. however, was unchanged.
Tbe Minneapolis Board OF Trade report for
1873 makes the statement that not one regu-
lar pork packing establishment can be found
within the borders OF Minnesota, although
the hog crop amounts TO q quarter OF MIL
lion annually In the State
lid New York Produce Exchange has IN
5ar consideration the erection Of o new build
ss,g NH to cost more than s650,O00, which sum
HI a proposed To raise by bonds secured by
mortgage on tho land A committee has re-
porled In favor OF purchasing not less than
10000 square feet Of land, as near TO Broad
and Beaver streets as practicable, and neither
weat Of Broadway nor east Of William street.
Continuous cold, rainy weather - com
niainad ii il Great Britain, Germany, France
and Hungary, and the crops In the lowlands
are greatly injured, and In some instances de-
stroyed, but on the uplands grain and other
young crops are reported to be looking well
and promise bountiful harvest. y seems
probable, therefore. that with all the draw
bucks there may DO D fair yield Of breadstufls
iii the leading countries Of Europe, II the re-
mainder Of the season should be favorable.
The following statement OF the annual busi-
ness Of the New Orleans Clearing House for
the years ending June 1, as per margin, has
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rHH NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1879

ir1p Of the direct tax on cotton, OF which $685.
100000 was collected, although the tax was
known to be- unconstitutional OF the time
when imposed and has since been pronounced
ID By the Supreme Court. The direct tax
project wilI however, probably serve some Of
Mr.. sherman's purposes, for he may exasper-
ate the Southern people by trying to collect
It, and so help to further convince his con-
stituents OF the need for 'solid North in
1880. and any attempt by Southern Repre-
sentatives In Congress to appropriate money
to refund the cotton tax will IN the same way
gain votes for Mr.. sherman's party next
year.
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JuD1CrAL ADvEnTIsEMENrs.
AUCTION SALES.
~ e. Il. Gtrardey.

said John Deyine, deceased. by purchase fror.
Miss Sophia Curneen, BY aef passed before as sf
r. u. Stark late notary. dated tho twenty ninsE
Of October. 1850: together with all the buldinS..
and improvements thereon. - =.
Terms and Condttons-Cash, and tho ~.
chaser to assume the taxes due and exipihfa rs
1879 over the price of adjudication. s =
Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaaa,
before W. u. Castell Esq notary public.
my17 "a 81 jt7142t
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The following table shows the prices Of cot
ton III New York on May 20. April 20 and JAN

On january Middling Uplands was quoted
at 7-led, and on May 70 ut 7Hd. The a.
vance on Monday and Tuesday in New York
wls equal to more than one-fourth Of the
prior advance In the last four and hall
ranr,tha
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. May 81, 1879.
COTTON--A fair demand prevailed to-day.
and the market ruled strong with sales OF 1000
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MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 1
Saturday Evening. May 81, 1879. J
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.


NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
ClearinRs. Balances.
May 31..............-... 37c9,122 04 $9g.356 81
We quote exceptional paper GOT v cent; Al
do TO: second grade do %; loans on col
laterals COS: Al mortgage paper So: second
grade do o y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s7K@-
and trade dollars at so@e5. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 99@99K.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-D4ss. and bill of lading and clear bills at
4s6@4se.
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 5.1sx@5.1s1z.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at n y cent premium for bank counter
rate: commercial lis quoted v y cent pre-
MUM.
State ConsOls easy at HOAX.
| Premium Bonds closed weak at 260261s.
Stocks are Arm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Consol-
idated Bonds are quoted at s11s@32; Half Paid
City Coupons. 23@25; State Warrants. 94@e5
Levee Warrants. 73@7e: City Time. 1874. 2oh@
23; 1875. 800: 1875. 2O@2s: 1877. 2OA021: 1873,
| 2ok@-; Savings Bank Books. s7hgssh: do pre-
| ferred o4@g5.
Mr.. l. N. Maynard, manager OF New Orleans
| with the following report of the average daily
condition, after the morning exchanges, Of the
Associated Banks for the week ending Friday
morning May 80. 1872 after the exchanges:
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NUH.
ApportiOnment for all state printing, act No.
3, executive session Of 1875
fSlgned) ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
No. 1888. Apportionment to pay the expenses
State Treasurer, act No 8, extra session OF 1878.
Also
No. 2e77-Series Of 1873 March 49, 1873, for $3.50 TO-
Apportfonment to pay repairs OF the Supreme
Courl, act No. 8. extra session OF 1873
Receipt from Auditor Jnmel. dated March 10.
1879. Tor 1851 30 In coupons. one-half paid,
S364s.
Terms-C Cash on delivery. my31 je1 1otd
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Grand total years 5000. s7s 900 ss4s, o22,ooo
*r,paa b. yellow fever epidemio Of five months.
HayT ftrst nf July to first OF December. 1878. as
compared with same time In 1877. s3u.O0O.oOO
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The following statement OF the annual busi-
ness Of the New Orleans Clearing House for
the years ending June 1. as per margin, has
been kindly furnished us by Mr.. !. N. May
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Licenses and capital tax duo state must
he paid now.
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10y o. u. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-- Q

RY @. 3. GIRARDEY. AaetIeneer-0 nies u. Is
- 81 Camp streetSATUHDAKsIn June .. Igy
Dit IL O'Clock h., at the st. Charles Auction kzs
change. In the rotunda Of the NJ. Charles Hqs4s
will be- sold at public auction. by virtue arld III
pursuancs OF decree rendered BY the H0nOess
able the Second District Court for the parish 81
Orleans on the seventeenth January, f0eI. A14
an order supplementary, thereto: eatsd u /.
eighth March. 1879. and rendered in -
above entitled matter by the Hon. a. 7. Ws4M
Judge OF the same court. the following deseflpee
p 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated a
the First District OF this city. In ths squss9
bounded by Rampant, Dfyades, GrHyler 90
PeTdido streets. measuring Al feet 40 tne1ee
and lines front on Rampant street ~ = d0gMs
Of Us feet IL inches. between parallel lines
The location Is CENTRAL. within two SQUARES
the Poydras Market. and adapted LOT st0ko w
Terms One third cash: balance at onetsa#
two years credit. for notes specially secuf2aaE
moIigage and vendors lien. bearing al "
usual clauses Ut 8 per cent per annum intelak
from the day OF sale until final pavments epMa
cent attorneys fees and the purchaser x. -
sumo the taxes due and exigible tn 1Sles oiN
the price OF adjudication. :.
Act Of sale before j. Lewis, Esd.s n0seR
public. at the expense of the purchaser.
mv17 ~ at ie7
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Apportionment for all Stat o. ......-..... s7eb q
Nv. Pledged by Geo. w. Dupre 4 Go. to secure
note OF $500, the following described securities
State oil Louisiana warrants:
N.a Gp.;es nj 1878 1fnTrH 25 1919

Apportionment for all State printing. act No.
o. executive session Of 1875
= (8igned) ALLEN JUMEL.. Auditor.
v. Pledged by @. w. Dupre q Go. to secure
note Of $500, the following described securities.
Louisiana State warrants:
Nos. Series of 1873. April 8. 1878.
.................$ $3.50 90
$50 90
3775. ITO Al
$685.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 90
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1BE6f 70 a.
Ao,.ies Of 1874. d5bg,ist q. 1877,

Apportionmsnt to O. y. Bauvinet. OK civil
sheriff, act No. 1859 Of 1874. as part payment OF
costs incurred In tax sui. g..
lsigned) ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
note Of $4,000, the following described State OF
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In the last number OF the North American
Review there Ia an able article by Prof. Price
OH tsThe stagnation Of Trade and IT, Cause,
\ It'll tile opinion OF the Professor the. civilized
world has consumed more than 1t has earned
has drawn too freely upon Its reserve and
Il g therefore In financial distress. In America
oyer-consumption has shown itself In railroad
building; In Great Britain the expansion Of
loans and investments In bonds Of irrespon-
I sibie foreign governments has been the EVIL.
In Germany surplus capital was invested u
Notifications. LII France the war indemnity
absorbed the savings Of years. In all the first
class powers OF Europe the expenses attend
Ing the conduct Of war has been constant
firain upon capital. In China and India famine
did the work.
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Al friend has shown us quite an Interesting
olti printed document called "a Statement 81
sugar Made Id Louisiana In the Year 1881; by
Pierre a. Degelos." 1t is printed on one side
Of D. sheet Of paper and is remarkably well
executed. Thinking that 1t might be interest
Ing to our planting friends, we give sum-
mary Of the production Of the several sugar
ornvvtnr districts OF Louisiana In 1881:
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TOBACCO The market is quiet Stock on
sale rs hhds.

Good. I'm II
Fine "a *, ~
aaiections ..........................9 el w
Cher respeets unchanged. salesb4s bb BIZ. az ne
follows 2s! hafbb s e !. g. g. y ~ ~ al ss
W. aaoe Fancy extra choice
sztTas 4 I'd dons bR ezrss
extras ii e211@4 rs: superfne tan4 2b'
common "a 1905 as Dbl Dealers las L e., 10 10
their trade obtain an advance OIL QUO Y WI oh
fn sfh q ,ss.s,,. s.a, 8,
jos3PRfpTgs S Re landing "a 5000 90; iobbing at
CORN MEAL-Demand fair and nd prices prices are
landing e Dealers obtain the usual ADVANCE q
15@25e Dbl % this ]. ra.e sales2s 90. 3d. o. 90
and g bbs ct y Is ns so rm With sales indicat
Inc roa On adv an.ss q OF 1aKe bbi quote
strictly standard mess at $40 7sg1o s1a = ppi !:
sell st daes on hsse pres
s1 bE7 a sHa & hRls 3 and
aass 81. sr s fo oe eRsd nss
nhtain Al, adyanee Of hm14c on these rates.
Sales-4o boxes on privats. TERMS ~
for Shoulders. SIC for clear RIB Sides and 5%@
III HA WI oa1 quiet quiet ana firm at unchanged
OFFICES, we OdHNtSou uhIlo
large and medium averages. and 9A@9Ac ZOE
s MAR feeta demand is limited but prices re-
sa@7e foT refined as In brand. and SIC nona a
nal for packers steam. Dealers rates are Ac
hRh9NFa k6gs kste 81 sood
nr 9niI and ana or cRoies dealers obtain
es1oKAh sayan H59 q ssf Bbo5iTsss
selling on orders In the job trade at IS 70 nall
Dbl for pig pork; 5000 50 for rump pork ss 30
g seg5q I'm anna Is for bb Ao'' :. -
CORN supply light and market firm. yellow
"a o,ATBMstock fair and prices steady at 40 v
0q BRAN-stock fair and market steady at SOC
HAY-1s in fair supply and prices are steady.
Choice $2s ga. prime s2o@21 Y ton. I'M.
WH1skY, Market auis T. and , easy fair
PoTATOES- supply light and market firm at
s0 OSf u supply and firm at " 1898 v
GABBAGEs-Firm at 50 5o@3 75T box.
BuTTER-T nn els Is No New York butter on
the market. The market Is well supnlied with
daily receipts Of new butter from the West ps.
do prime 19@2o, do good 17@1se; dairy. prime
| butter 5000 ID. Uleomargar1ne 12013e.
/ CHEESE Western factory. prime. 7@7Ae; &c
skins 5000; inferior 4c; New York cream 9a
| 9hc. "
| POULTEY-Old chickens 1904 as: young
81 bo01s; ducks % 5oDs; geese $4@5; turkeys
$13@15 y dozen. -
EaGS-W Western 9@1oc; Louisiana 1o@11c Y
RfCE-Firm. Prime IKE. good eKc. fair essc
| ordinary 6lzc, common 6s4c, and No. q 4ac ID,
COTTON TIEs-,The q. T.. Iron Company tic
| L.. nt fn h,1n dlA-dia1nl1nt AnnOrdI ne
to quantity !; the Arrow tie. Of e 10 ne
V bundle, the Davis tie at W 10 bundle
with the usual rate Of ~ v cent discount fol
each.
acknowledgements jute 1o14@1oKe for two
pounds and 11ta@lI1ae for two and q quarter
pounds 10 round lots Baling twine is 1obbint
NAVAL STORES -Turpentine scarce am
/ Arm at 2se Rosin-- Demand fair and stock good
D u and r 81 40. @ 81 90, Fl 81 75. - o.
/ 50 rs M So Us, n 8 rs. Pitch So. Tar "a 1908 80
COTTON SEED OIL-RsfDsd 4sl0fee; crude
43145c: country crude 3oMaoc v gallon.
4 THE CATTLE MARKET The following ar
the quotations Of the cattle market:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Have you paid your state taxes j?
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AND COMMERCIAL.

Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. ~
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RAMPARTS
between Gravier and Perdido streets.
IN THE MATTER or EMMA MILLER, WIN
Of Jefferson Huggahe. vs.. Oetavia NIL
OF ais.
Second District Court for the Parish OF 0rlean
~ Nc. as bk4,
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or COTTON RECEIPTS,
VIA CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
The Newtown bee., 1879-11-19

will not let us live; it sends its wit
nesses to blast-to condemn ust The
ravens heard his dying words; for,
scared from their perch by the report f
the gun, they flew croaking over our
headsAthey heard him say, Sole wit
nesses of my murder, heaven grant you
may become the accusers of my assas-
sinsr They do, they dor BE laughed
Historically, and fell to the ground
writhing in a fit.
"Do you confess. too?" the provost
demanded of Pierre.
He was more obdurate than his
brother, and replied. defiantly:
f' Yes, since to deny it is useless. He
has betrayed me, and I die. Do your
worst-hang us as quickly as you like;
that is all you can do"
The wretches were taken away to
execution. and Duvoc and Coco were
released from custody. Their cxoner-
alton had been complete.
When the period of his mourning had
expired, Lucien, who was enriched by
his uncle's untimely death, led the
gentle Emile Duvoc to the altar, and
it is by their descent nts that this sim
gular tradition has cen kept alive.