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ST. PETERSBURG, November SO.-ThV
lee in the volga was suddenly broken at
Silinii and NOyeorod, in consequence Of
the warm weather. Five steamers and
thirty bArges were destroyed and larRS
quantities Of grain, naphthS and fish Wsro
lost. The dAmage Ia Immense.
The Car left Ltvidia for St. Petersburg.
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LONDON, November 30.-Berlin dis-
patches say the Emperor OF Germany is
improving In health. His symptoms were
dyspeptic, accompanied with cough. He
Ia anxiously regarding the future Of EaS.
ern politics. Russia iS pushing troops into
the serviau frontier ostensibly for the pur-
pose Of ChastiSing the kurds, though some
ol her neighDorS are disposed to question
the sincerity Of his profession.
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CLEVELAND, November SO-At special
election to-day In the old Nineteenth
Ohio district, Judge E. B. Taylor elected
In October to be GarAeld's successor Al
Representative from the new Nineteenth
district, was elected TO Oil the vacancy il
the present Congress caused by GArlel.
resigninR his seat In the House before tht
expiration Of his term. There was veFy
light vots and Taylot'A majority large.
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WARRINGTON, November SO.-The FOL-
lowing is a statement Of United States
currency outstanding at this date: Old
demand notes. 500. ESQ; legal tender notes
old issues, SsI6,6sl ,0lG; one year 'notet
Of 1858, $40. .0Sa; two year notes Of 1869
81, ,55oi two year coupon notes Of 1854
s23 $780, compound interest notes, SAL
el0; fractional currency, old issues, slR,'
bSa,lll. Total, S3G2, ,60i,la0.
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NEW YoRx, November sO.-Ptlvate Lon.
don dispatches are to the effect that the
Atlantic and araa. Western Railway
Trustees now see their way clear to the
issue Of sufficient securities to cover The
expenses Of narrow.guaging the road. The
new equipments will also be ordered.
McHenry Is opposing the Trustees Ia
every possible manner, with but slight
prospects, ot success,
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ConI ,fln,ys an mar pemapd.

KANSAS orrr, No., November SO.-A dis
patch was received this morning stating
that the strike among the coal miner
along the Hannibal and ST. Joseph road
was at an end. The miners were Rettinl
four cents bushel and demanded lyg
cen.s. Alter . strike they were granted
tha lnoraARN aRkAd Tl h
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oopSert BtuyYi, Iowa, November 9o.-
The evidences Of a cold.blooded, delIber'
ate murder were brought to light in this
city this morning. The VIetl@ Of the foul
deed was Mr.. John .. 6app, a saloon
keeper on Fifth street. aged about fity.si1
years. The body Of Mr, Sapp was found
on the floor Of his saloon, about s o'clock,
with his skull crushed in:and the side OIL
bis face terribly cut or bruised, the result
oi q blow from some heavy blunt instru'
ment The wounds were sufficient "a
caused death almost instantly. There d
no Glue TO the murderer,
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Nmar, 1onnr lScnn,us.

SFalSagrELp, MAssn November So.-
Northampton was much arO...ssd to-day al
the di'covOfy Of q" organized system ol
robbery Snropg the clerks OF the various
store. Boya who have been living fast
as Ia found, have been receiving sll the
goods they wanted from each others
stores wiihou. pay. Ten or dozen younG
men have already been caught, and ther!
Is thought TO be many others concerned
In the theft at large. The amount ia MOI
known definitely. Many OF the YOUTH
are from the hes. families in the town.
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oflIeiaI yote or California.

sASFRAsenoo, November q, The vote
Of the State Of California has been Official
ly declared by the Secretary Of State, and
shows that Wallace, Brown, Short, Hen
10y and Delyolla, Democratic, and Edger'
ton, Republican, have been chosen aH
electors. The total vote for Hancock cleo
tors was 50, $50; for Garfield electors, s0,'
267i and Tor the Weaver electors, 3,9Sl.
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NEw cuNnERLGSp, W. Va, Nov. SO.-A
large frame dwelling belonging. To. VIII,
Greer, at McCoy's Station, waa destroyed
by fire this afternoon. The cause was q
detective ilue. Loss about twelve hun,
tFed dOllarsi insurance one thopSAnd,
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ST. l.ovts, November sO.-AR unknown
man jumped of the sridge about noon
to day, and although efforts we're mada
q Ivaeh him with, boats, the Ice prevented
aud hC was drowned.
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Ina, ar ,he mead frou, the Tame,

NIw YORx, November so,-Ths four
bodies Of workmen which remained in Tie
Hudson river tunnel, Jersey City, were
recovered last evening. They wOre lying
close % one another % II tha men had
huddled up together 10 await their death.
The bedlsa wiz be buried to-day,
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CHICAGO, November 3O.-Unlty Church,
ol this city, the paStotate Of which has
been vacant since Rev. Robert Collyer
went To New York, last night extended q
call to Rev. George @. Min, Of Brooklyn,
who Il is understood will except
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nninial Ynis nf coinratn

DESvER, COL, November So.-oalcial
returns: Garfield electors average q ms.
jority Of 5000; Pitkin, Rep, for Governor,
. little over 8, 900 maiority, leading the resi-
Of tho State ticket about 1850. The total
vote 70 about 81, 900, an increase Of 5000
over 1878,
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ogEEssEowx, November So.-Auiyed
PaIthla, from Boston.
NV Yong, November 90.-Arriyed
City of Berlin, from Liverpool,
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AN ORdAElRATIoA
Of these gOntlOmen was effected, Stth Au.
EultuS POlllck, Esq, rs Chairman, :Snd
Colonel Hugh Sterling a. Secretary. Al
Executive committee Of dvC, with power 70
add TO their number, was also appointed,
SsiOlloWs; IoSeph Seibold, J. G. Hoffman,
Augustus Pollack, Geo. W. Atkinson and
u. LlnHen. Afterwards there were added
20 this committee MeSSrs, Dana L. Hub
6afd. G. r. Tracy, i. +. Caldwell and Col.
II: Sterling.
1t Ets decided at a preliminary meeting
lhAt tho testimonial should take the form
Of 4 painting representing Mr.. Campbell
at the moment Of making hIa famous de
Tense Of tho dissenting delegates from the
assault Of The imperious ConklinR, Thll
idea, We believe, was suggested by
M. 4. a. PARIS,
a portrait painter and artist Of some
ShAt mSEs than local reputation, and 4
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A GOOD SHOWING.

The excess Of exports Of merchandise
over imports for the twelve months ended
October Slst, 1850, is sl55, 5,5l2, 1856; for til,
twelve months ended October llst, 1870
It was sos, ,957,lS2. The excess Of import
Of gold and silver coin and bullion for The
twelve months ended October 3lst, 1880
Is SG7 ,9l4, ,s2l; for the twelve months end
ed October Slst, 1870. It was S4S, ,70S, ,343
The receipts Of the Patent Office for the
fiscal year from fees Of various kinds. az
gregated $3.50, ,647, and the total EXPENSE
$53S, ,926, showing O net revenue TO the
Government OF Sl9l ,G2l.
Three hundred thousand dollars In ell.
yer certificates were exchanged for gold
to-day. Advices from the annual meeting
Of the Erie stockholders say the emily tickel
voted for 10 the list Of the present directors
For the first time since the money market
became stringent Is there 4 pressure oi
stocks for cash In the stock market.
Plain loans Of money have been made
since one o'clock at OF per cent pei
day, and stocks have been sold for cash al
2a9i per cent below the prices paid fol
them, buyer to buyer 8; 10 buyer 90. Un
der the offering Of stocks by weak holder8
prices have fallen to 81 per cent.
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WNln ID Tfa9 II b1Tn N tUNlNII
Nor paItlstR here,
TIuS 70 eogAIFy ead heher siilni,

,eye,beratS from Pole TO POle-fron Ocean
10 Ocean, and re'eeho I'LL time Il no more.
Ladies' and Eentlemen, please accept ny
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Mr.. Cambell on coming forward 10 the
edge otthe stage was greeted with hearty
round olapplause. After its subsistence
be began by expressing, with a great deaI
Of feeling, his sense Of profound gratitude
to the friends, personal and political, Il
whom be was indebted Tor this magnitl
cent testimonial. He said that he had nc
words that would do justice to his feelings
The testimonial was an entire and most
unexpected surprise to him. From It's In,
clplency 10 III denouement Il had pro.
ceeded without conference with him and
we'll nigh unknown 10 him. He accepted
Il as q proof OF the general fact that In biz
long career % q IoprnallSt, notPithStand
ing ne had undoubtedly made MANY mis-
takes, he had succeeded In retain
Ing the respect and confidence oil
tho eolnmInity In which he lived
Snd this 70 hlp, he RAIi, vas thi
great and gratifying Thought Gonneotet
with the presentation. He said that thI
Arabs had . proverb 10 the elect that ev
s:y fslamite should be At rome time In BIZ
ne the recipient Of a grat.!!ss!ng surprise
and while he could mot claim 70 have iui
hllH3 the requirements Of the proVerb, ye
he vas glad thet his friends were willlnI
10 believe that, on the whole, he had eop
within the scope ot a liberal intSrpreta
ton ol 1t.
Mr. Campbell then proceeded 10 rele
briefly 10 the scene which the paintln
COMMUNICATED, and especially 10 III
character Of the resolution introduced b
Senator ConklIng. he had made up b
Coaiial.sa on FSarR Pao1,
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THE PICTURE sroou EXPOSED TO TuR yuLl
VIEW or THH AUDIENCE.

The time occupied by Dr. Logan in clos.
ing was taken by the audience In getting
fair study o: thp work, and bis conclusion
was the signal for loani OF the moot en-.
thusiastlc plaudiIS, which continued for
several minutes.
After this had subsidized the band played
o selection Of great beauty, and the ap'
plause was again renewed, and continued
until Mr.. Campbell arose to respond to DR..
t4San'p address.
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s,,alscal Republi!!
.fs.suiipe to HI
s..,!3S9nial Of thel
". AcoRfere!nlc en-
s.riio see with
| Il. lookiug TO ID
aTllld meet an
sjo.Bsr citizens o
Sgeais.ly talked
s,ia EXPIRE Sscd I
5 esi.s in the TO.
GE5Pbell3
/ E.RS.mpsOn,
Ilst, C;nnglc,
HW. List,
4. Iinge1,
EW OaleOly,
Fn niSllngs,
pClsi, Jr,
ACF. Ebe!ing,
LR Harden,
Id SeamOn,
H.afy Hess,
H,afT K. List,
jgeph Stybold,
JS r, Caldwell,
Ia 4. FAris,
va B, Hall,
+. SiGnlOu,
F.P. Hubbard,
20 BardG.ts,
i Q. Gatman,
Il sshweftieger,
Il NiBh ( Son,
/ Htnfy W. Fisher,
Il asury HAnkC,
/ H.C. PsteFman,
Il E.E. PeteBon,
II L.ELswis,
Il I.W. Kennedy,
Il Isleph Bell,
i LIZ Hughes,
i G.L Cranmer,
is Rhodes,
IN Ray,
III. Riddle,
will B. Fisher,
Fnak Johnson,
IohD Brown,
v. NIX. Day,
G Rsallarlt,
LouIP. SIltZbaCh,
| Wn. D. Mccoy,
| c 7. SchGefor,
CbIL KilImyer,
1 EI. Wunderlich,
| Etafgus WhAlley,
JItob Wise,
| J, Il. TGppRiI,
| ?. B, DobbinS,
F.nlInAnd Fey,
| J.H. Beck,
| JIeob NnngG,
Martin Peb!er,
| u. J. Schulz,
Wn. Graham,
Louis Dechert,
S.Hline,
@ H. Collier,
H.. G. Meyers,
Ben Bloomfield,
Geo. X. Wheat,
&C, Dewey,
Al Howell,
John L. Dickey,
IN. McAdRms,
BF. Caldwell,
John Adams,
John T. Cowl,
]. q. Orr,
Evan Darline,
John CrOckard,
J.s. Trimble,
IhAO Rad
J. W. Farrisr,
John Weiss,
George Bowers, j.,
Albert Cheirer,
Conrad Schambra,
Il. 7. Wilkinson,
Thomas Dixon,
Henry VaAs,
William Sost,
Alex. II. FOrgey,
George Miller,
John T. Handy,
Henry Roemar,
g. E. Hildebrand,
Louis HnAbe,
Peter Claus,
Fred llormick.
A. Laing,
Jas. Waiter,
\. G, Robinson,
E. ". Pratt,
Henry BrHnhaus,
Il. n. schockOy,
F,J. Kramer,
r. HlSDproth.
Geo, ", Boyd,
S. n. PrUther,
Samuel S. Bloch,
Edward Planky,
%. 6. Wincher,
". II. Riley,
Il. +. Mayer,
GN. Feis,,
J.L $. Hall,
\. B. Caldwell,
franklin COeu,
]. II. Doddridge,
Thos, ], Blair,
c, +. 2orn,
u, ". Baird,
Geo. F. Irvine.
l.Ltander,
&. Sc.hambra,
friedrich Miller,
I.F. Shirk,
.. b. DOyO9sr,
Chas, L, Dwight,
]. N. Richards,
", NJ. Creighton,
G. ". DriehorSt,
AID. Work,
Vim Swan.
". NeUt Lynch
u. W. Seabright,
~. BayhN,
Jeob Snyder,
As. Van Sickle,
Geo. G. Roth,
rheotold Slotter,
!IlIC Freezer
LEA. Z, Travis,
Ios. Bero,
Y. c. Evans,
David Evans,
Sample Ford,
8. L. Britt,
Thotuls Harris,
Will. W. Warden,
LG. Di..on,
VIM. Grab. .am, IT,,
Us. Reed,
Nv. Wright,
J. Z. Faris,
Wm. sChoekey.
Henry Brlmsen,
Geo. Birch,
l. A. Jefferson,
AN OR,
o. these RanLlomer
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CENSUS CLIPPINGS.

Gen. S. A. Walker, Superintendent o
Constructions, has submitted his regular
annual report to the Secretary Of the Int
rior. He says that, although the work o
Of taking the Tenth Census is substantially
complete, (the returns having been recely
cd from oil but seven, from total Of 81
265 enumeration districts,) II will probR'
bly, be two or three weeks before the office
will be able 70 present the complete sta
tistics Of the population oil the country,
and he, therefore, considers II advisable
TO postpone In tho future report all men.
ton Of the results OF the remuneration, and
Alse the discussion oi the methods In use,
Rs we'll as any suggestions which may 70.
quire TO be made Of changes In the census
laws In reference 10 future enumerations.
The SuperintendentSAy that every year
and every month which can be eayed In
the completion and publication Of the cen.
sus statistics adds appreciably to their
value. He recommends that Congress be
asked TO authorize the printing BY spec.
ial contract, under the supervision OF the
Secretary Of the Interior. The accounts
OF q, ,4l0 enumeratoEs have already been
settled, involving a total expenditure Of
upwards Of 81 SEQ, 900. Only ! 200 accounts
remain unadjusted, and there Is no reason
To doubt that the month oil December will
see all the enumerators paid for their ser.
vices, except only In cases where suspen.
sion Is required for reasons unmistakAbly
connected with some fault Of the enumeEa.
t0R
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woRps PROM WARRINGTON.


WARRINGTON, November 3o.-CaptSin
DAugherty, Acting Indian Agent Of Grow
Greek Agency, is expected 10 reach Wash
ington In . few days with delegation ol
Bruls aud Sioux chiefs. These Indiana
have conceded to the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railroad the right Of way
through their reservation, and wish to
come to this city TO enter into details.
CAPITOL CONFEDERATION.
A fire broke out last night in the barber
shop Of the House OF Representatives, and
before II could be extiuguished considera.
BILE damage was done to the walls and
ceiling. The barber shop was located In
one Of the House cloak rooms. To-day
the Architect put men 10 work repairing
the damage. The origin Of the are has
not been ascertAined.
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THE ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY,

the Joint committee TO examine the books OF
the Auditor aud Treasurer, according 10 law.
Senators Burlington and Campbell wara ap
pointed on tho Joint Committee On Charitable
Institutions.
Senator Perry was appointed on the follow.
Ing standing eommttaaa judiciary Federal
Relations, Public buildings Commerce. ana
Agriculture. aud Lands and Levaes.
On melton nf AapRtor Mutt the Committed on
raforhial Affairs waa Increased Ivy one mem
bar
On motion of SENATOR Pollock The Printing
Committed was Increased by one member.
senator Vance gave notice that ~ would N
troluca I'LL 10 amend act No. . ~ 1917.
The Nanata " mt into executive session. after
which SENATOR Parlanga was appointed % fha
COMMITTEES nn Printing aud Senator Mpntan On
the Committee on CORPORATIONS aud Far"eh'hi
Afyalra ana On tho Cnmmitaa on Agriculture.
TIE nnnate then adjourned until ! Thursday
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OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.

Tho Alabama river IL again booming.
Pneumonia is prcvaiIing alarmingly around
Grrnyille, Tenn.
There arc 27o patients In the North Caro-
lima iunntic asylum.
Durham. N. g.. sold over 12,O0o.oon pounds
of tahaCco last year.
,,lng lady III Vicksburg cowhided u
man who sent her u comic valentine.
In tic Superior Court at Elberton, Ga. n
son has sued his own father for SANDER, ix-
ing the damage at $1,000.
All the Southern railroads arc shipping
guano. Tho Obsrrrtf says that whole trnins
loaded with 1t pass through Charlotte. N. q.
Tho Nashville Centennial Association has
offered four prizes for the best drilled voun
teer company. Fhe first ls $1,000. the second
$500, the third $500 and the fourth $500.
Allan I4indley, u boy of twelve years, was
killed near Helena, Ark. while driving down
hill II wagon loaded with eorn.'The front
end Of tho wagon gave way, letting the entire
load fall upon him.
steam wooden mill IS TO be started at
Charleston, Tenn. Three cltizsns have sub
seribed $1,000 to the capital fund and no diff
Guilty will be experien ;ed In raising the bal
ance necessary to begin operations.
Memphis Lcigcr: cluster of stranded va
riety actors and actresses left without funds
by u broken manager. have been granted
leave to give d benefit performance free OF
licenses to the city, tho object being to raise
money enough TO get away FROM here Us soon
as possible.
Near Columbus. Ga. Is the home OF o man
named Walker, now ninety five years of age,
who has not been known to wear a pair of
boots or shoes for nearly forty years. One
day last week he was Thought dead and Was
dressed and laid In the coffin, when he revived
and demanded an explanation OF this strange
treatment.
An ARRAY occurred at valentine party
In Laurens county, $. c., In which young
man BY the name OF Parker was killed, being
cut ia seven places by Dogan Putnam, while
Putnam himself was shot through one hand.
and Cudd Martin was dangerously shot In
the neck by Parker. Putnam, who Is mere
boy, made his escape. All white.
| Grenada Miss Sentinel Il: An alteration
occurred last Tuesday night in this place be-
tween Mr.. &. G. Moore and Mr. w. j. Lilly,
which resulted In the latter receiving a shot
| In the neck from pistol in the hands of the
| former. Mr.. Lilly's wound Is not only a
! painful one, but it Is thought that 1t will
prove fatal.
| A stranger OF Camden, s. c., drank on a
wager eight glasses of liquor In a very short
| time, and was soon afterward found a corpse.
From letters on the body 1t is Inferred that
the poor fellow came from Massachusetts,
and that his name was J. W. Sawyer. He
was an old man-probaply over fifty years of
age.
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Matthias DOlI vs.. Hermann Lehman.
klluIRp UIAIRIlT CQItKT EOR TILE PAR


rI,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L irh 81 Orleans. No. 2G.o757-Ey virtue OF
writ OF seizure and sale to me directed by The
honorable tho Third District Court for the par
ah Of Orleans, Ia the above entitled canse.,
mill proceed TO sell at public auction. at the
Msrchanta and Auetioneers' Exchange Royal
In the Second District OF this city. on THURS
DAY February 2G, 1880. at IL O'Clock M, the
following described prouerty. TO wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
With all the buildings and improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereof. and all tao
rights. ways, serytudes privileges and advan-
tages thereunto belonging or In anVWise aDpar-
tanning tituated In tbs Second District Of this
city, designated BY the number tweDty-eight. OF
square number fourteen which is bounded by
Barracks. Hospital. Levee and GaIatin streets.
measuring twenty six fses front on Leyes street.
tw-nty-six feet two inches and two lines on Cal
latin street, one hundred and thirty three feet
nine inches In depth on the side toward Hospf-
| tai street and ono hundred and thirty seven
| feet two Inches and seven lines Ia depth on the
! side toward Barracks street, ootn aide lines
| running through the square from Levee street
| to Gallattn street; the whole In conformity 70
certain plan deposited In the Office OF A, puea-
| tel notary. Being the same property which
| defendant. acquired By purchase from Louis AL
| fred Jacqaet. per act passed before Joseph
| Cohn notary. on the first Of February, 1870:
title registered in conveyance office u this par
| ish Ia DO 2k 81. folio 40.
| Seized In he above suit.
| Terns-Ca-h on the spot.
| J. r. ALCHE GACTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
a. a Il 1 r
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMENT~.
6N ERlFF SALES.
Pauline l,..o W. Mcnry sp,,

E1IFTIi DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ Ish of Orlaans M a7pt-By virtue ~ a
writ Of flert fa"lns, to mo directed by tho hon
orabla the Itfth bistr court for tho parish of
Ortenoa, IN the above entitled cause, l VIII pro
coed TO soil at public auction, az, tho nremiRea
hereinafter 'saigpated. on TUESDAY March
O. 1890, at 10 O'Clock A. m. the following do
seribad properly, to VII
ONE LANCE AND WE'LL AaaONTED LO r
OF TOBACCO, IMPORTED AND DOM FsTIO
CIGARS, SNUFF. FIFES, ete.. now IN my ware
house Nos ~ and 25 Orleans street bet wpen
Revnl and Bourbon etreets. In the aeaond Dis
tIiet OF this city.
All az Dor inventory ON file In my office.
Seized In tho abpyn suit.
Terms Dash on the spot.
J H. ALGEE NAUTHNEAUX.
ulvil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans,
fepG