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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-13
Editor Or mgebmy Times :

Editor Or "gebwy Times:
The first of Angus. 1880, bcinga
holy day (say the sabbath we arose
carly in the morning and drove
along through the meadows and plea
s:lnt groves, and the beautiful sonr
stcrs i'itting from branch to branch of
the tall oak ndpinc, and the sing
ing of these beautiful sonrstcrs made
us happy on our road to the Cattle
Creek Camp-:nccting, at the same
time thinking we would be made
more happy by hearing the songs of
saints, and the words Of God ilIustra.
ted by able divincs. We soon landed
and heard the trumpet sound call
ing all TO appear and hear what the
promise OF the Lord was to poor
mortal man. We repaired 10 the
altar Of worship. We heard bcauti-
fill singing, and IN excellent cxorta
ton. All seemed to be good, we
perfectly happy and delighted, moth
ing could give us more happiness.
But We soon found that rapaci0us op-
preston of the poor, and oStrnt atious
generosity Ia tbs rich, seem TO 90
hand in hand. What large $, ,4ns are
often grabbed or wasted in fcasls for
their rich friends, compared with the
scanty pittance which is given To the
poor nrighbors that was situated on
the camp ground prepared to give
bread to the hungry. Eut the rich or
ostcntatious, only would call those
whom were drcss,l in what they
thought was Il rich man $ apparel,
and the poor went unnoticcd. still
being near nci%libors- Persons ap-
pear to be nc.ghhor,, and are
often sighted, not that they care for
their rich provisions, only for friend.
ly acts. Give dog Il p>icc of bread.
although he seems cross, he becomes
picaacu ana lond ol you, but, ii
does not take bread To make man
fond of You, only show him respect
and he is Your friend. then what
good can be expected from this os-
tcntatious profusions.
Rex. Browns explanations and
practical observations were grand,
was admirable, SO much SO that |
thought about old times, in he DAYS
of old father Towns. remember
he came walking up to Il tent with
STANCE young man, and said brother
Sandcl here is a poor Young man
that has not been cared for, he has
not had any bread to eat. heard of
his death the other day. / know
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-13
For Probate Judge.
Editor O,ungcbury Times:

Editor O,w"g,bmy Times:
We take pleasure in presenting the name
Of i. +. lXLAR, Esq, for the office of
Judge of Probate, subject to the action Of
the Democratic nominating Conventions
He was Il faithful Confederate Soldier. i,
now an humble citizen who has never held
or sought Office, and is in every way quail
fled by education and business ex xpcricncc
for the discharge ofthc duties Of the office
for which he is named hv,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-13
For Judge of Probate.
Editor O,uaT5ry Times:

fs'f'" '"".FoHJ ftH!tS.
Please announce Mr.. Charles r. Glover
as q candidate for the above office II is
useless To say anything in his favor. as his
ability is already displayed by the manner
in which he has discharged the duties Of
tat position during his term Of service
We further urge our claim in his behalf on
the ground, that the incumbent of that
Office ought t" have considerable experience
il the practice Of law, as the office is not
ministerial, but is beyond doubt, judicial.
Any persons, desiring to satisfy themselves
on this point can do so by referring to the
Constitution of our State, "Articlc 4, Judi :
rial Department, Sec. 20' Also Revised
Statutes, pages 572 to 57S, title 4, Pro
bate Court" and To he "Rulcs OF Court"
In nominating Mr.. Glover through your
columns, we pledge Kim and ourselves, to
abide by TIE decision Of the Democratic
County nominating Convention
MANY VOTERS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-13
NOR X i.R.
For Clerk Of Court.
EIjtor OrunycLuyy T1n,cs:

F"|f0r Uf"NychH'y TIn"E:
Mr. Jos. f. ROBINS IN is hereby an
nouncrl, 10y his many friends n 4 Cindi-
date for the Office of Clerk of Court, and his
claims are submitted to the County Demo
cratic Convention, by the result Of which he
will abide. Should he receive the hands
OF the people this Office, il will be but " hat
they intended To confer in | 81 s, and ;'gain
in 1876. lie, him not be deprived OF " hat
in 1865 WAS taken from him hy force. and in
1876 by corruption and iraud. We believe
him To hc the choice Of the people and
know him to be honest, Jealous and ci!i-
CiCnt.
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td,tol OlNMnebN.l Times

The time for the meeting Of Tie
(ouhS Democratic Nominating Con
vcntion is near at hand. There orc
numerous candidates in the field.
The town Of Orangcburg, as usual,
has her complement for the Offices
Mm r"y! We have not heard Of any
candidate from that Favored SIC
ti"n" for County Commissioners, pre-
sulnably because "it does not pay"
They have Il candidate for Clerk
sheriff, Judge Of Probate and Scna-
tor The question that we desire to
touch upon is, shall they have all the
meat and the country all the bone?
If left with them we feel certain such
would be the case, but shall it be
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-13
For Senator.
OBSERVER.
.ditor Orungcjmg q Times:

Editor Ornnycjmy Times:
The many friends of Mai. II. b.
NliALEi hereby announce him as Il
Candidate for Senator AT the ensuing clcc-
ton, subject to the action of the Dcmocra-
tic Convention. a practical business man,
and successful farmer, the interests Of
Orangcburg will bc safe in his hands.
MANY FARMERS
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-13

.M. Ediior:
AS nominations are in order, allow
me to nominate every man in Orange
burg County, for any Office the Con
ventlon may give them. But let nc
makca suggestion to the Convention,
which will soon meet to elect men to
I'LL the County Offices. There is Il
certain element Changers onc) which
IS always veryprominent among MS,
and That is whiskcy which is running
the County, and now to tie point
When 4 man is put before the Con
Vchlloh rs a candidate, ask him this
questions: DO you drink spiritus
liquors? If he says yes, then drop
MN, Ike hot brick, and bring III
another horse, again he may say no,
ana at the same time he engaged in
the sale fthc same, drop him quick
CT than any one else, because he is
The one that does more harm 10 the
comfy than any one else. | am a
farmer and know OF what speak.
" iaC we MAKE Is by hard labor, and
whch we get through Il days work we
would IKE to lay down at night in
peace, but instead of that we arc
Iiihk'n9 or the rogucs stealing our
'olton ana carrying he same 10 these
very hquor shops, which arc so
rouIhons to us all. ! feel proud Of
'hc last Grand Jury, who put such
tax on those who want to engage in
IT,
Now GENTLEMEN of the Convcn-
t'n, don't put whiskcy seller in
thc HELD, or any man VINO will buy
seed cotton from any one after sun,
dowh, nut look all the while 20 the
interest "i lhe hirmer, who bears most
"' me h"rdrn. we have among us
P''h'' oi good men to send to the
i"'S'S'',"r"' an" MI all tho offices
without rOinu into thrir ranks Hn
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Estate Notice.

All persons having GLAZING against tn @
Estate Of Martha A Griffin. dccea ell are
required to reader All account Of their de :
mands, duly attcstcd to the undersigned.
EDWARD GRIFFIN,
Administrator with the will annexed.
Orangehurg, G. H., August lth 1880.
aug Is st
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g2F" We arc in no way responsible for
the views or opinions OF Dnr Corresponds
fnts
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Give Your Daughters the best
Advantages in Education
and Liberal Culture.

The Crcenvlle Female College, Green
vile, 5. t.: founded in 1851. Attendance
for the past two years over 80 Music 4
speciality, under the charge Of an eminent
European Master, Prof. NJ. c. DcCamps.
Expenses low.
Grccnville is famed for It's health, de-
'ightilil climate and culture.
Twenty sixth Session begins Wednesday,
September S:h 1850.
Send for Catalogue.
A. 5. TONNES,
President.
aug Is I'm
, 1880-03-06

III wan 3.t
mm;i,.sr s, ,,,I W Oh tue tutfglflvSs OF lis
''$'''s' W." VI t'e
cUSS1Nn OF lTs OPERATOR.
The atNlTs were nf well-scnsouctl as', and
iHalll-silnpetl., Their length was nt,out iivo
ICY. tclr width fTunl MI incll To M Inch and
y .nl1. anu their thickness ftO1n 0ne-!,Af ~
inree.tiharlers Or an Incl. Applied with tho
bratl!i surface 10 tho llog's body The pnnlsli-
E1elle Was scyerp.. hut when this failed to
glvt sfilrtr'it pain THO edge Of tho stick WIS
nssa. t!lc result hclng Glows of n moro pal,l
f!is ilat!tre tlla,t thnsp given with Il rutln.l
s'trk tctt, Or over two ii!chcs IL diameter.
1l1e stw which llad aunk down exhausted
received the concerted attentions OF the three
tlrlyers over NIL pnrts nf her body. The innn
with tho l,lack-s!lako whip was not particular
where l,c lunled Ills blows; nor wero tho
others wlcn they msrl tic fiat stiles Of their
wea'Mlis but Wlicn they employed fts sharp
s.les tlley chOse tie head nf their victim M
the 1nlit Of application. This WAS ilul1u be-
rAil4e tho head IL commercially The least ynt-
tltblo part. uf The nll,tal available for tho
illrl'nses or cast1EH!h hN. Thu Sharp. side Vt
l!'o silSk cuts and bruises nnt snInsllyss, nntl
~ W1,ll tOt 10 II have tho l!ns, Or ln!tldlcs,
OF Olher ri!olcn clias lnnrrel; Tho lead, llt'w-
eNnf, t'11iy ghcs To tliG renuefInE-fat, ntlt. az
lrhclufcti finsg or 3nw or rlipt.tretl eyG
t!ocs ilpt ntleGt tlp 4unlt1y of lnrd extracted
ltfl]bt hEtltl t9 EttittCtlHl fnVtlr{t
, 1880-03-06
HORRIBLE.
c,,ortles Worse than the Torturos
Of the Inquisition
p,octiced Every Day at the Stock
Yards and slaughtering'
Houses.
u,r. md Cattle s,ubjqotcd TO il.c Most
n''' Stc1cn1ng of:Tor,ncnts.,

uogs "nu -, -, nf:,ror,renta.
oleAcH"'S
-------- --------
NJ, Former scalded anl tho Latter Skin
1as iotA , min. ". A,,r,
nod While 4es AllFe'
.----.---
ill. 49,, e,,. o.,..,.
Al u"''' ~ nao. uo,hinu
by and ooes Mo'n'h9'
- -..-.1- ,s
,,,,, ,,,,,,1n,nl. hove heer malta
a. ,,an Gtea' ~ tr l effect tat Tho otue cr,riies
nracttced IN the Stock-iHrts before the W.
pois Humane So"icty beg'n It's henelscsns
no'y as, ] ~" ]cr.,,,,lnp nut ngan, md Tint, unless
fofcul with something IKE the fleor
wlm WILL, "i ,leu. the condition Of n,ralrs
sokeu H. D's' s",,s vIll' suiYur., Il It las
no. already suffered z serious RELAPSE,
recovery FROM which Will .be.a very serious
1eu, net,or Wl,cu the sueicty first began Its
na.,st' +, ,ho s Yards there WIRE no many differ
sat xaff to"s ~ so of cruelty praetee and tho feel
ml.ssona,v ~ nrainst interfdretlec, TINT many VI
suo.s' ssSr,,,s ,oh IN I,c etr,etel gradually. or
.@1tse 9 rs,0 ,Io more nor faerant practIccs sach rs
~
rouglng ont tho eyes Of AtimNls which won'd
rot or could not. implicitly follow their
dT,vers, bidding, wars put u stop to ut once
w. having heavy fines Imposed upon those
" n" s,rs;o,n1 Il, thctr indulgence. hut minor
WHO Was'sse" ~ I.,,,',,,It,, nj ~ In, j,sa
odenses asa!hst 1'u.'n't.S NV" ~. ~ w ,.as a.es
severely dealt VIII, hha IL WVS o''ly "lteF y
sprIes OF compromises that they were Nb0l-
sI,nJ 1. oIto1rihcr, An exnnaple uf tj.is II pro-
H@cu "Itoe a. ,-rn,,tni ,ltuin,iton nn,1
yldcd ~ s t!ao h''asu' .,'n m 'r"1 !, 1o s,'o
final abolslIneht n1 the prna III u'e
end OF the sticks employed 1T
.ott1a..1r,yInv. When tho Society first had n
~ ,,,.'t.or t,,o,o ,,r,,,a ,v,.re frmn twr
say tnt l'set ,,'. iuu'I ,. pu' ~ ,1,,n,,, ,",
tostx, alid even hlie, lhelles u. lt'tsan' "i'u
from the thickness of telegraph wire 10
that or n mu,l's Index finger. Statc-Agcnt
M"f,nnnll s ,,Mllnr TINT tI,e Immediate nbnl-
Mcpo"aw ~ .,,.".,,to,.o oon,,l NIX In. ,,ccon,.
lsl,llento' t''e incl"'o" eu"a tTs ~ ,.",',
plfsfel wItl!onl SERIOUS opposft1o'', Secuie"
regulation reduction Ut aizc, mil, having
finally secured au understanding TINT The
a"a @, s,,n,,i.I nt,t ln ,,nr,, t,,nu on-iulth pf
plou s!l9"'I w. " !. 'uo ..a n na1,,r f,r
aM incl ~ leilglh' IL WIS u" e"sS n!"'.I. ~
him at last to secure the abolition Ut tile
nrol altogether. The revolution In the treat
nsnt of unlmnls was not immediate, hut
, 1880-03-06

T3ANTHEH NfAETED-1U TAKE AN 1NrEHEsr
In pInn!nk. .ll klld aAsh. unoF and ll{ni III tsi.
ls&s, wllt t:VNl " tlvA0 eay.tul. Address ~ Tit
, 1880-03-06
Isl,JLlsyNG rt,AtFl:lsyaI..

-~<-s>~-<~-->-
1{YE.uFrEn For AAI.H An rMlCEs NEt.OW VIlE
" AMrkGtt IN nFl1r ~ ClGsu M ACCOUNT. 4 lot VI
dpo!, sash Glin.. balusisss, Hoidtns.. Ys new.
Il ~ . rs Gask Mainat 9eE, lt3q ~ nsns;
fuitUn-At, -... ~
am 110 WlsCUSslh WHITE NHICK FOlt
uOVsO95O tului psleG, &1J Esr LUX uaMyetuI
a, track III Chicago. 'Addtess ID. y. CHADWICK.
WAtHtiGMl. Wiz
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Eek EOuTlyE DEPARrM EMF.

RtHto of Louisiana, ]
w raaehad mo TINT owl doera aud mis-
ehevouR peraoua are wandering about In tho
rariah OF lgsa Baton Rouge In this state.
giving orders to readenia of that parlah to do
part thorefrom within twenty. four hours.
thereby creating disordnr and assuming to
themselves n right which Ia prohibited by law ];
and wt.oreaa am determined to protect MI
ciyona Of thla State In tho enjoyment Of their
rights mud liherties.
Now. therefore. /. LOUIS ALFRED WILT
Governor Of tho state of Louisiana. by virtue
of tho authority veHtei In mo by the eopatitu-
ton, do hereby warn these OWL doors and mia,
nbevouH paraone to desist from their owl
courae and do aao call upon tho good ctlgens
OF the nalnh Of Enst Baton Rouge to diseoun-
tenanra such peraons and to aid and M is' the
law officers Of this state In arrepting aud bring
Ing to Justice all perHons who may disturb the
pence and Interfere with tho rights md pre-
negatives Of tho people or Of my portion of
tho people Of The parlah Of IL 81 Baton Rouge.
Given under my signature aud tho sonl OF tho
state Of Louisiana Mt tho city OF New Oronns
this twenty -aeventh day Of tho month Of Jnnu-
nry. A. ID 1870. LOUIS A. WILT
by tho Governor:
Will A. HTRoNa. Secretary OF State.
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CANCELLATION or bond.
State OF LOUISIANA.

State OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department.
WHEREAS. THOMAS DUFFY. OF THE
w city of New Orleans. has applied to mo for
tho cancellation of bond. drawn and signed
by him ns principal. for he sum OF five thou
sand dollars. with John Bletry and q ergo Uro-
nan. for the sum Of twenty five hundred dol
lars zach as auret'es. dated tho twenty first
d y of November. 1879, and conditioned for the
faithful performance Of the dufias Of antd
Thomas Duffy Ms Clerk of tho Fifth District
COURT for the parish oi Orleans.
Now. therefore, I, LOUIS ALFRED WILTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation
with tho view. OF. giving public, notice to all
persons therein Interested to show cause In
writing. Mt tho Office OF tho Secretary OF State.
In tho city Of New Orleans. within ninety days
after tho last publication hereof why said bond
and the mortgage resulting therefrom should
not be- cancelled and annulled. and the sureties
above named discharged from any further liza
bilties In tho premises.
Witness my signature and the seal Of the
State of Louisiana. ut the city OF New Orleans.
this fifteenth day of January. In the year OF our
Lord ons thousand eight hundred and eighty.
and the one hundred and fourth year Of tho In
dependence Of tho United Hratas Vt America
LOUIS A. WILT.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary Of State.
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there and. take him through tg New Orleans.
lie aaye when be eetH able he will bur a boat u
hts own avery winter ID take hin ~ Mard
Gras. aud then awe her 10 some feliow he has
eru'ee pRainat. Tie. steward u the Robert
Mitch. Y II Determined his passenRars shall not
wait " tne WY nssldea large lot Of a'r'as
b" aud otha, meata from Fred. nttlnR. The
Golden Ruiz has ordered 1900 pounds " meat
from Fred Outing.
Over II 600 bnRsheada Of tobacco will come
out OF Kentucky river this aeaaon.
Especial to the Democrotl
Cairo The Annie T. silver ei with al ahe
waited. inelnd NJ 1850 head stock for way rnnte.
Aaokuk. The John Dlppold lel, light for Uairo;
Inc M'ssisaipp. vellesy batgee New or'enns and
"A ".htled ihia morning, The f1f'ner was ennh
iamngah The sunkan barge VIII ne raised.
she had TOT cargo roo balps hay aud a'no h,r
5a'a l'onr rhe freight e he,ns .r ,ate a IN,
Lewis leaves 10 morrow With Ton tons, an! the
y. ". nntfee Tuesday with aoo tons. both for
!ha qne'h''a. They wont eo 70 New otlaana
The J,nraa y aehnanbutg hntge tonnage Ia 70
CA,no I'll {. The Kehlor cleared ~ aa. NJ.
Tha M",s s wsn n Thn 4
mnnweaith Ia due for at Jnna.
ttNrINNArI Fnh hThe Paris Brown loft
Grown follows Saturday The Weather il cold
aud A heavy snuw Ia on the ground. There ts
10 lea yet tn. Alleshenr 10 fnl but navlea,,
Hispher left for Nav Orleans hy ra'l. Uapt
Walton Ia accompanied nv ha wife and daueh-
ter, VIII" go to spend the winter on their Lnui
eiana plantation.
5.m tpy Telegraph
IlNmNNAr,, .Feb. + The river Ia % feet ana
falling, weather cnar md mldar. Departed:
rarla q Brown for New Orleans,
T,rrueuRs. Feb t.The river r. feet inches
and stationary, Weather, clear aud COLD.
ttnP Trlt r. Filn tgnt La Crnt
inehaa IN the canal and stationary Weather
partly cloudy. Arrived: Golden City from
TvANsy,tnp Fol. q The river Ia "A s-lo feel
rivea il il il NJ, Iuser from New Orleans.
w "ss Ia" ys1 Uy e !" s"1 ' r"
HI Lnuia. uharles Morgan aud belle of ahreve
port from New Orleans. Departed Helena Tor
VicAehufe. kehlor for New Urleans. Morgan
Rr. Louis. Feb. s.-Isi ,er . feet lnohee and
stationary. Wea'her elear, Arrived .ganten-
leana. Departed Gold Dust for vickehura
Annie T. Hllver FOR New OtleRna. The barge
Nav Orleans eank IL the harhor to-day but will
MENrHls. Feb Q. Evening. The river haa
faleu inches. Arrived: vlut ahukln from
Cincinnati: Departed .uolc, adn aud y. II. Dur
fee fer y. Louie, J. = Woods for the Ohio river.
J. H. Mcdonald md Henry Frank fnt New Ut-
leana, Weather nleat.and cold.
hs rs - hs wr ya has 1sn
Inohee nasaed ~ lmrarlal and haIeea l,ai
Kinney ~ 4, u. II. ana Glty of Yaz"o NJ n. m
GREFsvl,,H. Feb. {. Tho weather II clnudy
AMI undertaking. The river fell = inches
i. IL ~ John Il Maule at r i, III.
Mar'nt, pah e., Mn .nh ~, 'anner NGW Or
'''''7' N"s'''' ''''' ~ HUMBLE " wENzEI.
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john Garram Va. Jonn n. Patrick.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
j. ish Of Orleans. No. lo.tsi ~ virtue OF /.
writ of seizure and sale, to mo directed by the
honorable tbs Fifth District Court for the par
lsh ofOienns, in the above entltled cause, will
proceed to soil ut public auction. ut tho Nor
chants and Auntloueers' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and rnstomhouse streets.
IN tho Second District Of this city. on TUES
DAY. March q. 1870. nj ~ O'Clock m. the follow
Ing dsaerlhsd proUetiy, wit
A CERTAIN Lot or GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there's
on situated In tho First Dstriet of This city, in
tho square bounded by Willow. Claiborne. Cy-
~ ess and Hevia. now Lafayette. streets. deslR-
mated by the number seven. In square number
six, on y plan drawn by l.. II. Pile, surveyor.
On the third OF January. ta4b. and deposited In
tho Office OF A. Ohiapea. latn notary In this
city. said lot menauiiug twenty six feet one
inch and two lines front on Hevia. now LHfay-
cite. street, tweDty-elx feet front on Cypress
street. one hundred and sixty feet deep on
the side nearest Willow street. and one hun
dred and sixty three feet nine inches and two
lines deep on the aide nearest to Claiborne
street. oil American msaenre. Which said
property was acduirsi by defendant herein
from John Hoey b, an net executed before J. r.,
Beard late notary In this city. on the twenty
seventh day OF March. 1ato.
HelSed In the above suit
Terms Cash on the epot.
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
jn30 fs6 10 10 ~ mh2
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Abraham c. Myer. W.. sernado Capella

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II l-h of Orleans. No. 1o.3Gs-By virtue OF q
writ Of seizure and SAFE. to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans. In the above entitled cauae,
will proceed 10 sell At public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. ROYAL
street. between Canal ard Cnstomh use sire cts.
in .he Becoud District Of this city ON MONDAY.
Februarys 1880. at - O'clock m. the following
" 4 CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND. together
with all IT,. buildings ,and improvsn ents
thereon situated 10 the First District Of this
city. tn the sanare bon .d-a by Julia Landing,
corner Of Julia andinx aud Franklin street,
and meas uring. ia American meal ure. twenty
ak feet front % Julia Landing by depth and
r. mt on Franklin street OF one bundled and
twenty feef. be- ween eqnai aud parallel lines.
as per, plan OF Louis Fl Pile. city Surveyor
GATED the eighth OF December 1858. deposited In.
the fhce Of Eusebe BouDy notary public In
tLis city. Which said properly was acquired by
the defendant by purchase from the city af New
Orleans. p 7. acc passed he ore Euseb- BonnY.
notary public IN this city, on the fifteenth O.
Feb uary, 1859.
Seized In the abeye suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
e jas u ~ - tess
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CANCELLATION OF BOND,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. I
EyselItiya DeFurtmeflt

Executive DenHrtUent.
WHEREAS, JOHN J. BARROW. OF THE
w lnrish OF West Felicia ma. has applied to
mo for the cancellation Of n bond drawn and
s,gnod by him ON the ninth day OF January,
1879. as principal for the sum OF ak thousand
dollars vii h tho hereinafter named securities
and r the following amounts. to wit: John J
irvine, f,r the sum Of thirty i've hundred dol
lars; PICARD h We'll. for the sum 81 ons thous-
and dollars:J M. Munford, for the sum Of one
thousand dollars. and A. Decklar. for me sum
Of nve hundred dollars, and conditioned for
tho fail hful performances OF the duties IT John
] Barrow as sheriff for the Parish Of West
Now. therefore. l.. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor OF the Safe OF Lonisiana. have
thought proper to Issue this my proc lamation
with the view OF giving public notice to all per
sons therein Interested to show USE Ia writ
ing ut the Office Of the becr etHry If state 10 the
city Of New, Orleans, within ninety days after
the last publication hereof. why said bond an d
the mortgage re- ulting therefrom should not
be cancelled aud annuled. and the sureties
sb@ve named discharGei from any further la
biiries In the premises.
Witness my signature and aaal of the State OF
Louisiana. at the city of New Orleaus, this thr-
teenth day OF January. In the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty and
the o. g hundred and fourth year OF the inde-
pendence OF the United States Of Arr erica
Francis 7. NICHOLS,
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO. Assistant secretary Of State
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