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S . FFICIAL JOURNAL
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
JCtXTA Bfl ION OF 1877.
StNATl.
Worty.-eurth Day*s reseeaoedls.
imt Ta OCAnianun,
New Orleans. Monday, April 28, 1877. I
The Senate met pursutant to adjournment, the
'ion, Louis A. Wilts. Liettenant Go.ePnor and
.President of the Senate, it the chair.
On a call of the roll thltollowing Senators
4answered to their namts:
YMessrs, Bogtnar, uxt Bryant, Bore ,
SGrover, e..t en, Perkins,
ioirdson. op pid or. Stamps,
Mten, Stubbs, ad Twitsll, Wheeler,
aWhite, Young and ,achare-J.
b Messrs. Allain, Domas. Ducros, Du
moet. Har.er, Landry, Dutton and WakeLfield
-s.
On motion of Mr. Richardson, the reading of
the journal in detail was dispensed with.
p1TITIONS AND MnMOt.IALs. s
The President of the Senate laid before the
o~nate the petition of the oity school teaohors
praying the amonini.met of the school law so as
to increase the amount appropriated for the
support of the city schools.
Whieh was real and referred to the Committee
on Publio Education.
nIrPOus prF OoiMITTtus.
Mr. Toxzada. chairman of the Committee on
]Enrollmont, submitted the following report:
The Committee on Engrossment and Enroll
ment have had under cousldereation the resolu
tion allowing extra oompensatlon to the Chlief
Enrollng ulerk, and do not feel justified by the
ýtrewent condition of the flnances of the State to ti
LEWIB TEXADA, Chairman.
On motion of Mr. Richardson the rules wcro
suspended to consider the report at this time.
On metion of Mr. ltichard'lon the report of
the committee was adopted and the resolution
Indefinitely postponed.
The President announoed the, appointment of
jonator Bryant as a member of the Committee
on Enrollment and Engrossment. and Senator
Ol, am member of the Committee on Claims.
NOTICE OF lULLS.
Mr. Bryant gave notice that at some future
.day he would introduce a bill entitled "An act
incorporating the Good Will Bonevolent. Bo
ciety of New Orleans."
INTISODUCTION OF BILlS.
Mr. Landry obtained unanimous consent to
introduce without previous notice Senate bill
f10. 1t8, entitled:
"An act to incorporate the Donaldsonville
Bridge Company, at Donaldsonville. parish of
Ascension, Louisiana."
Which was read a firt time.
On motion of Mr. Landry the constltutional
rule was suspended, the bill read a second time
and referred to the Committee on Corporations.
Mr, Ol obtained unanimous consent to in
t<rodnace without previous notice Senate bill No.
ee, entitled "An act to repeal'An act entitled
an alt to abolish the parish of Oarroll. and to
t,reats and establish in lIu thereof the
Ite parishes of East and West Carroll: pro
,viding for the organisation of said two parishes.
and fixing their representation in the House of
Representatives, adopted at the extra session of
the Legislature of 1s77.'"
. Wh.clh was read a first time.
On motion of Mr. Ola the constitutional rule
Wt gtlopended, the bill road a second timo and
St.brted to the Committee on C3rporatlons.
On iaotlon of Mr. Stubbs the Secretary was
'-.reoted to notify the House that the Senate was
ready to ballot for a United States Senator.
ACTION 1O l nW'OUTS LYINGo ovan.
House bill No. 2t4, entitled "An not to ineor
porate the Louisiana Fair Assoriation, and to
o/oer upon it certain rights and privileges en
,je by the Mechanlos' and Agricultural Fair
Assoelation of Louisiana."
Eeported favorably by the Committee on Cor
oatitons with amendments.
.: as oin tmotton ot Mr, Whitctteadin dcte:.it.
M3asA.O rFOM THTE noUsE.
House OF RIPRaERSlNTATIVE., 1
Now Orleans, April 2t, 1877.
To the Honorable the Bonate of the State of
Louisiana:
Ia. directed by the House of Roresentattives
toinform your honorable body that the House
bta concurred in the following Senate billS, viz:
Sente bill No. 14s. "An act relative to contests
eiudetal and othdr ofioss, and providing a
unal try oontested election cases, when
itrtudge and the Parish Jludge are reo
or motion is mad.' to rt use them"
-k tbill No. 182, "An act for the relief of J.
.iY| ,i, tax collector forthe parish of.Torro
11bill No. le. "Joint Resortlon provid
ipayment of the mileage and per diem
returned as elected b the Returning
ut not so elocted. and not elected to
and4 authoriteg the Govornor to draw
the special lun, appropriated by act No.
.O. regular session of 1877. vouchers for said
PIde and oer diem. as well as for other legis
am also irtedto inform your honorable
bd that theHouse is now roeady to meeotthe
. )1in joint assembly tobaillot for a Unlte(d
ena tor. ETER J. TRBZEVANT,.
Chief1 Clerk.
.04, amotion of Mr. Stubbs, the Senate pro
iN"e. &tothe hall of the House of Representa
tives to ballot for a United States Senator.
The jotntsession was called to order by the
Son.o..auis A. Wilts. Lieutenant Governor and
. restident of the Senate.
` h, .file roll of the Senate was called when the fol
pwing Senators answered to their-names:
lain, Boatuer, Bre us, Burch. Bry
, ema, Duoros, Eos, Eustls, Gar
org, t.5ile. Grover, Kelly, Landry,
O d e cihards n. Robertgon. San
a ven Btub Sutton. Texada,
-Whler, White and Zachario-30.
of the House was called, when the
tolldpib mambers answered to theif names:
Hon.t. sh.SneUaler, and Mesrs. Aldloe,
o Bridger, Breard, Bur
ow rowof Jefferson, Barron. Bar
Sr~o,,k Bnk BleDrr. Bell. Briggs.
s lDar, Dur on,
e, Dickinson,
Di eejoie. Duke,
atrtpina Fitpatick, Foerster
Ga~ntt. Gary, fs Gillespie. Hill of
ion, he, olt. ammond, Jones.
ohnso o n Jonas, Kenne
y of Orleans.
SL n. , Lewis. Lea.
of rleans glofe, Martn. Means,
ee. ewom, Nune Porter, Pltts
S hardson. Ryland. Routon, Randolph,
l, Robertson. Rub, Soner Shak
o el, Snaer, Siller, Semm
Stewart. Steele ellers. Smart Thomas:
Tremoulet Toer, Vorhes Was
, Washhurn, Walker, Wood Wil
a oung of Cltiborne and Young of East
The.t·ident\ the joint assembly then de
olared the obiect~f this joint assemblf was to
ballot for a Unit-d States Senator for the term
'commeneltg March 4, 187.
: he Secretary of ths Senate read tL names of
the candidates, to wit:
Hon. B. F Jonas. of Orleans, Hon. Randall L.
Olbson, of Orleans, Hoen. A. Voorhies, of Or
leans. Hon. Geo. W. Dupre. of Orleans. Hon. R.
B. Wilde, of Orleans. Hen. J. H. Oglesby,.of
S-- oleane, end Hon. W. L. McMillon, of Carroll.
Senator Mit-hell withdrew the name of Hon.
,e{o. W. Dupre, of Orleans.
Semnator Ellis withdrew the name of Hon. B. F.
Jons. of Orleans. "
SSereBsntative Kelly withdrew the name of
- -an. A. Voorhies, of Orleans.
- ;mi rE Zacharies withdrew the name of Hon.
V I=o. l Orleans.
tea V Aldige withdrew the name of
4m Leaast
Behraentativ Lewis noninatehd Lon-. David
Pierson, of Natehttoohes.
Bopresentative Kennedy nominated Hon. W.
G. Wyly, of Carroll.
The rolls of the respective branches of th
General Assembly wore then called with the fol
lowing result:
Representative Snaor votedfor Hon. Mr. 8ibil
ski-l vote.
Hepr en tative Kennedy voted for the Hin.
Senator Burth vqte 1 for the Hon. C. C. An
toine-i vote.
Senator Bryant voted for the Hon. R. L. (lib
son--i vote.
Senator Stamps voted for the Hon. (. T. Boau
-egard'-l veto.
penator Twltchell voted for the lion. A. S.
Badger--l vote.
Senator Wheeler voted for the lion. E. C. 1il
uags-1 vote.
Senator Dave Young voted for the lion. I. II.
Irrr-i vote,
snators Itoatner Breaux, Cage, Ellis,, eRstis,
land oeorge .oodo. Kelly, Landry, Mitch
elI, Ogden, Prkins, Rilchardson, Robert on,
Sandi or,", Steven, Stubbs. Hutton, Texada,
White Zaeharlte, and ltepres ntatives Bush. Al
dige. Ayeock, Brtdger Breard, Bowden, Brown
of Jersonk,Brooks, Berry. Boll, Brigrs,
(Jarloss Cressy. Como, Dayries. Delavigne.
Drew, binkgrave, lesmnrats. D'Avy. Detiege,
Duki. Dupree. Estnotnal. Fltzpatrl,'k Foerster,
hlaude. (Gasklns, Gillespie. Hil of Ascension.
Hughes, Hammond, tll of Orleans. Jonas,
Kelly of Winn. Kell. of Orleans. Kern, Kidd
Lyons, Leeds, La. rn, Lewis Lea, Leonhard of
Orleans. Mauloire, Martin Moans, McMillan,
Me~ehoe, Nqusoin. Nuneu, 1'orter. 1'e~ilter. Pl.ts,
iiihaurdson. lyland, lrndolulI, lie tto t rollo,
tolbertson, Hhakspeare, singleton.tl f Ailler,
Bemmes Btagg. Steele, illere4 Smart, i'homas,
aylor, Tollver, Tremoule t "rler, Voorhiheý.
Washburn, Wood, Wilde. Willlianc. Yount of
Clalborno and Young of East liton Rougo
voted blank-l10 votes,
Senator Allain and opreoentat.treos Drury.
DBurden, ejoie,. Holt, Johnýon, louton Mouer.
Stewart, Washington and Walker, voted for the
lHon. J. H glesby-tt votes.
enators eDmns and Gna, and Represent.atives
Burton Gary and Johnson, voted for the ton.
W. H. Dinkgrave-l votes.
Boprrsentatives Barron, Barrett and Lewis
vo,ted for Hon. D. Plerson-- votes.
Reprosentatives DuLacy. KeIting and Birown
of Caddo.voted for Ion. P. J. Tretva nlt--:, vote-.
liepresentatlves Bosley and Oolo voted for the
Hotn. . B. Brewc.ter-2 votes.
l.epresenhttlves Graelin and Jones voted Ifor
the lion. John McEnery-2 votes.
tlepresentative Dickinson voted for the Hon.
F P. Poeho-1 vote.
lo'presentatlvo Hammond vo.el for lion J. T.
Pleot--1 vtco.
eDpresentative Babe' voted for the lion. I. J.
Salkerl'--1 vote.
Total vote, 13.5: necessary to a chole., 05.
The President deilared that is no one of the
candidates hal reulve!l a majority of the votes
ea.t in joint assembly there was no olection.
On motion of Mr. Allain, of tlie Senate, the
joint assembly adjourned, and the Senate with
drew to its chamber.
The Benate was called to order bIy the lion.
Louis A. Wiltz, Lieutenant Governor and Pr,,.i
dent of the Senate.
On a call of the roll the following Senators an
swered to their names:
Messrs. Allain. Boatner, Bryant, Cago, Du'mas.
Rllis Eustis Garland, George, Gla., Ootl.',
Landry. Oadgn Perkins, Richardson Ilotuert
son, Sandiford., Steven. Texada, 'witchell,
Wheeler, Whlte' and Zaoharlo-23.
Absent-Messrs. Breaux. Burnh, Duerois, Du
mont, Grover, HiarOper, Kelly, Mltchell, Stamps,
Stubbs, button. Wakefield anld Young--i.
On motion of Mr. Robertson, the Senate adl
journed until Tuesday, April 24, 1877. at 12
o'lock m. JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary of the Senate.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
-OF TIHE
FIFTII GENERAL ASSEMBLY
-OF TtHE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXTRA NElNION OF 1877.
HOUSE OF REPRB ENTATIVBa.
Forty-Fourth Day's Proceedings.
Iouss OrF EPREaENrATIvIE4.
New Orleans, La., Monday. April 2:. 1877. j
Thbe Houso was called to order at 11 :5, o'clock
a.m . Present:
lIon. L. Bush, Speaker, and Messrs, Allige,
Ayeoek, Bridgeor Breard. Burton. Bowden,
larroin Barrett. Bosley, Brooks, Bek, Brry
BTie. d- i.t-s,- Carloes, -ros-it Come Thldr,
Drury, Durd"n, Dlavignc, Desmarats, D'Avy,
DI)tleog, Dejole, Duke. lup ree Estopinal, Foblb,
Fitzpatrick, Foersmr, Qaudo, Ud skins. Oillespie,
HIolt, Hill of Orleans Jones, Johnson, II. M.
Jolhnson Robert J.onas, Kennedy, Kelly of
Winn, e11lly of Orleans, Kern. Kdld, Lyons.
Leeds, Lamare, Lea, LY-nhard of Orleans,
Maglofro, Martin, Means, Milon, McGehee. NOw
som, Nunez, Porter, l'eralta, PIlttlAs, Richard
son, Ryland, Rhuton, Randolph, Romero, Rollo,
Itaby, Souier. Shakspeare, Singleton, Self, Sneer.
SHiller. Senmmes 8tagg. HStewart., Steel. me, rt
Hollers. Taylor. Tolliver. Tre moult., To 'lr,
Voorhles, Washington. Watson, WVasliburn,
Walker. Wood. .i tld Williams, Young of
Clalborno and Young of East Ba]tn ]ougn.
Ninety-four members and a quorum.
The journal of April 21st was approved.
Messrs. C. W. Ktnofddo. W. Keeting, of Caddo. I. 11. Dhlnk
grave. of Madison, G. H. Hill. o1 Assension.
Goo. Ora'cien, of the Thirteenth lotprosentat ive
District- of Orleans, Cornelius Brown. of Caddo,
Pierre Magloire, of Avoycllos, Wmn. C. Gary, of
St. Landry, F. Brown, of Jefferson, and Samuel
Thomas, of Bossier, presented themselves at
the Speaker's stand, took the crnstitut lonal oath
of office, and were seated as Ileprestatlives
from their respective parishes.
Mr. Mclcoheee presented the following e(,llmu
nication:
Naw OLEANH., April 23, 1877.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives of the State of
Louisiana:
(entlemen--Having become convinced that it
is for the best interests of the State that I should
relinquish all claim to a seat in your body
which I may have had by reason of being re
turned by the Returning Board, I herewith beg
leave respectfully to tender this my relinquish
ment to any olaim to a seat In the Houseot Rep
resentatives for the State of Louisiana.
With the best wishes for the peace and pros
perity of the State and successful legislation, I
remaln.
Your obedient servantL UCIUS EARLY.
BILL INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Vooeles
House bill hN. 382, "An act to authorize Milton
R. Doullut to sue the State of Louisiana on a
bill for repairs made to the State-House from
the month of May to November, 1876."
Was taken up, read, and under a suspension
of the rules was read a second time and referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
MESSAOES FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. April 2:3, 1877.
To the Honorable the Speaker and Members of
the House of Representatives:
Gentlemen-I am directed by the Senate to in
form your honorable body that they have con
curred in House bill No. s50o. entitled "An act
relative to juries in the Second Judicial Dis
triot Court, lparish of Orleans."
Also, House bill No 325 entitled "An act to
prohibit the keepers of bar-rooms, drinking
saloons, groggerfee and coffee-houses from
selling or giving intoxicating liquors to minors,
and to prescribe penatties for a violation of the
provisions of this act."
Also. House bilINo. 3s, entitled "Substitute for
House bills Nos. 185, 198 and 222. entitled 'An act
for the relief of the taxpayers of the city of New
Orleans to absorb the floating debt, the unpaid
interest coupons, school warrants. and all , vi
dences of debt, and other claims against the
city, and to authorize and to require the city of
New Orleans td receive such indebtedness in
payment of certain taxes of the city of New Or
leans, due prior tothe lst of January, 1878," with
amendments. w..
Also. House bill No. 268. entitled " An act to
promote education by requiring better qualil
Ca ions of oandldate iosr admission to the ban"
with amendments.
iotudorlowtv1s ble"lo 1 o cud i'dt
s 'JOHaN OCl o.
Secretary.
A further message was received from the Sen
ate as follows:
BSNATH OnAMen. April 2L. 157.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of kRepresentatives:
I am instructed hy the Senate to inform your
honorable body that the Bonate is now ready to
meet in joint assembly to ballot for a United
States 6enator for the term commencing March
4, 1577
Iespeetfully, JOHN GLEGG.
Secretary of the Bonate.
JoINT ERSITON.
A joint sesslon of the General Assembly was
hold for the purpose of further balloting for a
Ennator to represent the State of Louisiana In
the oSenate of the United States, for the term be
ginning March 41, 1877, Hln. L. A. Wiltz, Litu
t,'nlant Governor and President of the HoSenate,
presidling.
The roll of the Senate was called when the fol
lowing SenatordAnaswered to their names:
Messrs. Allain, Boatner, Broaux, Bryant,
Burch, Cage, Deman, DuIros. Ellis. Eustis,
Garland. Goorge, Goodo, Grover, Harper, Kelly.,
Landry, Mitchell, Ogden Ilichardsou, Robert
son. Sandlford, Stam p, rtoven. Hutton, Stlubbs.
Texada. Twitchoell, Wheeler, White and Zacl
arie-3e.
The roll of the House was called when the fol
lowing members answered to their names:
lion. L. Bush. Speaker, and Messrs. Aidige,
Aycock. BroWn of Caddo. Bridcger, Breard, Bur
ton, IBowdeln, Brown of Jefferson, Barron, Bar
rett Boslev, Brooks, Buck, IB rry. BIL, Brlggs,
(tarloss, Cressy, Como. C(ol, Drury, burden,
Davries, Dolavigno, Drew. Do Lacy. Dickinson,
IDlnkgrave, Dlesmarals, D'Avy. Djole, Dupree,
Duke, itstopinal. Fobb, Fitzpatrick. Foerster.
jaudte. Gantt, Gary, Gaskins. (illespie, Hill of
Ascension, Hughes, Holt, Hammond, Johnson.
H. M.. Jones, Johnson, 1Robert, Jonas, Kennedy,
Kelting, Kelly of Winn. Kelly of Orleans, Kern,
Kidld, Lyons, Loeds, Lamar'e, Lewis, Leon hard
of iirleans.I c.a, Magloire, Martin, Means Mtilou,
McGehee, Newsom, Nunez, Porter, 1'eralta,
P'ltts, Ri)h)rdsen, Itvlind, Routon, Randoiph.
Romero. Rolle. ltobiertson. Ra by, , ouer Shnbks
peIr'. Singleton. Hell. Hnner. 8itlller, llnTtmmes,
Htae.g. Stowart, Steele, H)lilrs, Slnart. Thomas.
Tolliver. Tremontt. Toler, Vorlwhlon. Wash
ington, Watson. Washburn, Walsr. Wood,. Wil
liams, Young of Ulaiborno and Young of East
Baton Roug-t105.
Thll presiding omff'er announeod that the
(General Assembly of the State of Louisiana
had met in this joint assembly, as requlired by
law, for the purpose of balloting for a Senator
to r.present the Htatt, of Loullisianla in Ithe SeHnate
of the United States, for the trm nI bginiong
March 4, 1877.
The Secretary of the Senate road the names of
the candidates, to wit:
Messrs. Jonas, Gibson, Wilde, Oglesby, Mi
M3illen, Voorhies and Dupreo.
Mr. Ellis withdrew the nlrame of Mr. B. F.
Jonas.
Mr. Aldige withdrew the name of Mrt. I. L
(libson.
Mr. Zacharle withdrew the name of Mr. it. H.
Wilde.
Mr. Mitcholl withdrew thei nam.e of Mr. George
W. DuprI'.
Mr. Demas, of the Senate, nominated Hon.
W. H. Dinkgrave. of Madison.
Mr. Lewls nomitnated Hun. David Pierson, of
Naohltoclics.
Mr. Kennedy nominated lion. W. G. Wyly.
There Iing no further nominations the roll
of the Senate was called, as follows:
Senator Allain voted for Hon. J. H. Oglesby-1
V tc.
Senator Bryant voted for Ilon. R. L. Gibson-1
voto.
Senator Burch voted for lion. C. C. Antoine.-1
vote.
Sinator Stamps voted for Gen. (I. T. Beaure
gard-1 vote,.
Senatatr 'wltehell voted for oGen. A. 8, Badger
-1 vote.
ci'na'or Wheeler voted for Hon. E. C. Billings
-1 vot".
Senator Young voted for lion. I. H. Marr-1
vote.
Senators Boatner. Breaux, Cagn Ellis, Eustis,
(larllnd, George, Goode. Grover. Kelly. Landry,
Mitchell. Ogtd-n. I'Prkins. Ricfhardson, Robert
son Sandiford, Steven, Stubbs, t nutton, Texade,
* White and Za.-hari votn,l blank-22 votes.
Senators Denmas and Gla voted for W. f. Dink
grave--2 vott.
The roll of the House was called when
Messrs. Drury, Iurden. Dejote Holt. Johnson
H. M,, Houton, Souer, Stowart, Washinlgton and
Walker voted for the Hon. J. H. Oglesby-ln.
Messrs. Burton, (Gary and Johlnson. Robert,
voted for the lion., W. H. 1)iukgrnve-3.
Mssrs. Barron. lBarrett and Lewis voted for
the IHon. I). Pierson-3.
Me-srs. Del.ay, K.oting and Brown of Cadldo
virted for trhehr tf;l P, PJ.' ·i-~ryti- 3.
Messrs. IBosloy and Cole voted for thb Hon. O.
II. Ilrewsor--2.
Messrs. .IGrt'eln and Jones voted for the lmn.
Johnt MliEnery-2.
Alr. Dikinson voted for the Hon, F. P. Folho
-1.
Mr. lHlammonl votd for Mr. .1. F. Picot--l,
Mr. BItaby voleid fIr toe Ilnu. Il. J. Walker-1.
Mr. Saneor vot,,i fori Mr. Sibillaki--1.
Mr. Kennedy votell for the lion. W.G. Wyly-1.
The following mn 'll rs voted blank:
I-on. L, Bush, Speaker, and Messrs. Aldig',
Ayo.lk, Brildger, hlreard. JIowdbin. iBrownI iof
Jlterson, Brooks, iBuk. Ioriry, Bell, Briiggs,
latr'los+. Cr(resy, (:oniu. L)ayris., Dolavigne,
tDrew, Dinkgrave. Dlesmlarlis. 1)'Avy, I)etigLe,
Dltk( IDupree. Estroiinal. Fliatl l rick. Foirst r.
Gatud'. Gaskins, (illespi+, 111ill of Ascension,
Ilughes, llamlmind, Hill of Uil.nns, Jon.as,
tKelly of Winn. Kelly of Orleans. Kern, Kidd,
Lytons, Lic.(s, Lamarr. Lewis, Lea. Leonhartid of
Orleans. Magiloro, M rtin. Means, MeOl illtn,
Met(lehoo. Newsom. Nunet. Port,er, Piralta. PittLs,
Rli(lhardtson. IRvland, Randillphl, Iomnero. Rollot
Rot.rtson, tBaby, ,hlakwseare. Siingleton Self.
SptillIr, Semmes. .htaug. ~NItI,. ,Sellers, Smart,
Thomras. Taylior Tronotulelt, Tohlr, Vootrhics,
Washburn. Wood,. Wilte, Willianims. Young i ,f
Claiborno alld Youtluin of ELast BIaton Roug.-7:T.
Total vote 13o, nocessary ti a cholce Ti,.
No one candidate having receivewd a majl'rity
ofall the votes cast, the p-resiidinc ofli:cr de.
ilarod that there hiil htn no elctiln.
On motion of Mr. Allaini, of thlii Senate.
the joint assomhlly adjourned,. and thl' Sinatel
withdtrew to its chaimbtr.
HOUSE BUSINEBSS RESUMIED.
The sall of the roll alter joint sessi.in was dlis
pensed with.
Mr. Eldd, chairman of the Cmmitte, on En
rollment, roporl.ed as folhlows:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of
the House of 1Representativis:
YourCommittoe on Enrollment respectfully
rtltort as correctly enrolled House bills Nos.
323:1, 195. 228,. 218, :28, 327, 351, 335, 35, 258 1ati 274.
B. Y. K1)1).
Chairman Enrillmout Conmmittee.
IESSAGE FROM THEu SINATE.
The following messago was rucived frym the
Senate:
SENATEI CHAMBEiR, STATIE OF LOUIEIANA,
Now Orleans. ApDril 2Ii, 1877.)
Tothe Honorable tpeaker and Memi)ters of the
House of ittepresentatives:
Genflemen-I am instructed by the Senate to
inform your honorable body that the Senate h.s
finaily passedO and requests your concurrence in
Senato bill No. 163 entiled t"An act to amend
and re-enact seetion 4 of act No. 97 of the 18i6.
entitled '.An act to charter the North Louisiana
Railroad Company.'
tespecttully. JOHN CLEG
Secretary of the Soenat.
On motion of Mr. Kidd the ,louse acjurned
PETER J. TEZEVANT,
Chief Clerk
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quality.
Fancy Cassimere Nobby SUITS.
White Dunk VESTS, St 0o to $4.
Newest styles Linen COLLARS.
Vertical Stripe Fancy HALF HOSE, Lisle
HALF O11SE.
New Silk SOAiFS, BOWS, etc.
Fancy Cassllmere Dress PANTS, Cs to S7.
And other NOVELTIES at Low Prices, at
WHEELER & PIERISONS,
13 and 15 Camp street.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT up stairs.with
complete STOCK goods for Country Trade, at
very low prices. apis tm
Lewis' NSulphuret S.eel Dust.
Those who. having used and tested the value
of this medicine and ti le, are respoltfully no
tilled that it can now he obtained at the drug
emporium of >. L. Lyons, Now Orleans.
To the uninitiated and skeptical. I have
here to remark that in putting my Sulphuret of
Steel before the public as a valuable com ound,
I have deviated from the usual path laid drown
by the whole conclave of inventors of the best
and surest anti-bilious and best.ttonies, etc. I
allude to their secrecy of ingredients. I have
no secrecy in my offering. I ask for none.
'IThis preparation is simply a steel brought to a
tine dust without the intervention of acids. The
mode is Ia little intricate, but inmple wheu
understood.
I much doubt if it will be denied, that iron
occuptis a larger list of its combinations as a
medicine in the Materla Medics than any other
ingredient, either mineral or vegetable. I claim
from every diplmnate physician an ledorre
ment of iron as ia valuable medicine and tonic,
and I take the unauthorled liber y to say, from
experienco, that within the hlat five or six years
many of the physicians in the vicinity whore
this medlinet was first Introduced, in cases
where iron was required, this Sulphuret w's
universally preferred on account of its easy ad
mixture with other Ingredients and usually
known streogth. asp2
Dl. M ULLEN,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN.
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION
to the treatment of venereal and private
disoases. ReUont cases cured In a short time.
Lng standing constitutional allments are
treated with unparalleled success. Spermator
rhuta. Seminal Weakness or Nervous Debility
and Impotency, as the result of evil htbits In
youth or excesses, which produce som t of the
following effects: As emissions, blotches, de
bility, despondency, dizziness, nervousness,
dimness of sight, cough, eonstipation, confusion
of Ideas and unfitting the victim for business
or marriage, are speedily cured. A physician
who confines himself exclusively to the treat
ment of a certain class of diseases must possess
great skill in that specialty. A medical pam
hilet for two stamps. Medicines suoplied.
Consultationsfree. CuresgkUaranteed. Hours:
C a. m. to 7 p. m.; Sundays from 11 a. m. to I-p.
m. Office No. 95 Exchange Alley, between IMon
ville and Conti streets. ap22 6m
New Saloon,
84.......... Customhouse street.......... 84
Corner of Exchango Alloy.
SODA. MEAD AND MINERAL WATERS,
PASTRY, Ete.
ap21 71, HUGH SWAN. Proprietor.
Legislative Warrants
BOUGHT
At Highest Market Price,
-B-IY
FRANK A. LEE & CO.,
165 Common street.
rtD21 2W
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE IN
BUMS TO SUIT,
LEGISLATIVE WARRANTS
Purchased by A. LEMORE,
ap21 if No. Ga(lallier Court.
How to Get a New Sewing
Machine Cheap.
G0 TO J. BOOTII'S
GENERAL SEWIVNG MAOHINE DEPOT,
018 Magazine street, near Josephine.
Whern you will find all the popular Sewing
Machines offered for salo at $2o to $30 below
former prio.s.
Having just completed arrangements with the
ditrerent Sewing Machine Companies to buy my
Machines direct from the manufacturers for
cash, and emnploying no canvassers, and having
no large salaries or commissions to pay, I can
offer greater inducements than any other house
in the city.
I have also a large stock of Second-hand Ma
chinoe, all of which have been rebuilt, and are
guaranteed equal to noew. I can furnish any
MaThine required at from $20 to 30o.
I exchange, rent and repair all kinds of Sew
ing Machines.
A complete stock of Needles Oil, and attach
ments for all Machines. .. BOOTH.
618 Magazine street, New Orleans,
Agent for Butterick and Madame Demorest's
Patterns. mh265 SuWo Im
MICHE L DIETRiUH,
" IMPORTER OF
EARTHENWARE,
45 ............Chartres street...........48
NEW ORLEAANS. LA.
Content 1876 and Novelty Stove. Department
Iup stairs. 8022 1W
COTTON SEED MEAL.
Pure and Freshly Ground Meal, of OUR OWF'
manufacture, for sale by
CRESCENT CITY OIL COMPANY,
apt lm 23 Union street
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 ahd 478 Chartres street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
SALOONI, and to the public, that hating com
leoted his immense apparatus for manufac
turing
LAGER BEER,
He Is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than any other HOME-MADE ABTI
CLE, and of as good quality as any similar arti
cle produced in the United States. mh27 em
Meat Stalls hos. 87 & 38 Magasine Market.
Supplies Ships, Families. Hotels, etc., with
EGGSJ.BJEGABLEB,
wew1sW , BANE ,
Beef, Mutton
aud ev - r llls a t umke orda.
sBgIEaIMa93uness gasslaaie.
JiDVICAL AdV Ta1$ a.grrT.
SHERIFF 8ALES.
Pierre Noel Castes vw. roederpik BRche.
F IFTH DISTRIOT COURT FOR PHE PAR
I' lsh of Orleans-No la.w-By virtue of a writ
of seizure and sale, to me d(irc.ted by the hon
orable the Fifth Distrirt Court for the parish of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, I will pro
oeed t, sell at public auction, at the Merchants'
and Auctioneers' Exchangr. itoyal street, bo
tween Oanal and Culstunouse strl'ei, in the
Second District f this oity, on MONDAY, May
14.1877. at 12 o',rlock in., the following described
property to wit:
A CtEILTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with
all the buIldings and Irnprovemen!n thereo;n arld
lppurtIenanllv t.horeriunt blongilrg, slt.illtled in
thire suburb Tromnt. Hcnld lIistrit of this "Ity.
makinlg part of lot numllorr sveonty, on ai plan
drawn by Loula Itrinrgir.lanto r HM virrvy r(leneral
on the tweonty-sixth of Jily, 151;. and deptositerl
in the offlleo of C V. Fiuloi, a notary ublic, in
this rity: thle said lorl'tn oi f roundl measurr ri ni.
F'rench merrnt.lel, twenty -severl fet frlonlt on
Johnlt n r stre tb. hetwei Maian and FIaintl Philip
stroo's, twi'nty-eightt fet two ilnches nr line on
the litdo iof lot lnumber sixty-rrin, anit Ilfty
seven feet one inch eicirlt lines, mrire or loss, on
the line divilIng it from the otiher portion of
said lot n umber sevenlty; Rid ,property sying in
thRes lllutrn ,rllindeld by .iJhnson, all, in, Haint
P'ilip and Oatlvez et retrs.
leinsg the car.t. proerty acipuirel by the do
fondant horeln, by mllrretln.o from Jian Magon
dil. ays ier at i pssllRd teofior A. D)reyfons no
tary pi b lie, in this city, dtiinl fourth of Janu
ary, 1i7.
sized in the above suit.
rorms-Cash on the spvtt.
THO't II. HANDY
Civil Shlriff ,of the Parish of Orleanls.
apiht mnoy14
Mrs. M. Leray vs. Mrs. I'. P. Caufout, per
sonally andl as tutrix.
ITOURTII DIS i ttIUT CoUUT FOR THE
p arslh of Orlenls. No. 44,3-7.--3y virtloe of
a writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth I elstrilt Court lor tihe par
Ish of Orlanrs In the above entitled cause,I will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioncoerr' Exchange, Royal street,
between (!anal an (lustomhouse streets, in the
eooond District of this city. oIn FRIDAY. May
4. 1877. at 12 o'ilook tn.. the following described
property, to-wit:
A UCEtT AIN PORTION OF ftROUND, sit
ulntet in the Second Iiastriit of this city, In the
square comprised within Mire. Tont, t. Philip
culd Ursullnes strerts, mnaking part of lot do
signated by the numbllelr tlv on a plan made by
Louis H. Pills, late surveyorof this city, dated
tile seventeenitt h day of Janluary, 159n. iand de
posited In thire offie of E. LBouny, nltlry public
In tllis ilty; said portion of ground measurns
in American measr.re, sixteen foot front on
Mire street, seventeen feet two Inches seven and
a half lines in width in the rear, sevonty-six
feet rour inches one line in depth on the line
which divides it from lot number four, and sev
enty-one feet two inchles in depth on the line
which divides it from the balance of lot number
five. The said portion of ground above de
scribed is the part nearest to St. Philip street of
lot number five. Together with all the build
ings and improvements thereunto belonging or
in anywise appertaining. without any exception
or reservation. Being the same property ac
(ulired by purchase by the late Pierre Francois
Gaufout from Edward H. Lehman, on the
eighteenth of May, 188, Dper act passed before
Onesitphore Drouet, a notary public in this city.
The said Pierre Francois Caufout departed this
life in this city intestate, therefore leaving said
property to his children for one-half and the
other half belonging to his said wife. with whom
Ire was in community of property, as will more
fully appear, reference being had to the hoecond
District Court, bearing the number thirty-eight
thousand three hundred ard fifty-three.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms--This being the secrnnd and Inst anll
tion, tboe sad /iroperty will he d;litnitely arjudl
cated to tihe highelt. and last bidder for what it
will bring, at twelvo roiinths' credit, the pur
chaser furnishling hand. with good and solvent
security, bearing eight per cent interest per.an
num from data. and special mortaage ,n the
property sold until finrl paymnent., Said pur
chaser will have to deduct and Day in cash the
printing, sheriff's and clerk's foe,s eti, which
amount to about one hu ndred and thirty dolltrs;
and furthermore. thire State parish and muniii
pal taxes, the amIount of which is not yet ascer
tained.
THOMAS I. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
. 17 2 my4lm
Widow P. iimaeias wv. Octave Aafoux.
FOUtRrH DI,'rlLIC(I' COURt r OlR THie PAR
sIh of Orlnans, No. 43,755-By virtue of a writ.
of flnri facias. to n dirc'trld by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the oarish of Or
leans, in t he above entitled cause. I will proce,.'d
to sell at public antlion, a t hil Morehants' and
Alletiorenlet' Exohangetr. Iloyal street, bh'twc.en
Canal anld (Custornlhoulse streets in the He olnd
District, of this city. on FIIDAY' April 27, 1877,
at 12 o'clock m., thel following deosrib,d 1 prop
T.tIrEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, with the tIm
provemoent. right,. ways, privileges, servitudits
arl dItepndien-l s. situnatxid in the First District
of this city.- Iilgnattl d by tli.e nulrnbrs one. two,
lthrl e, ftour, sixte.en, seveniilenn, eighten. ninn
toen, twenty, twenty-one anrd twenty-two. in
the squiare Comprl ised Within (Gnt 4,. (Clark,
iBaudtin and I)'tlirneco(,iurt .ttrets. tie whole in
iconifoirrmty with a tptlr idrawn lTy ( A. Hlind,.
late surveyor, on tho t wenty-stcond of March.
1i51. and depositted in the office of T. O. Sttark.
notary public in this city. Iby tlu- numblhr sixty.
haid lots one!lAf.rl' as follows. to-wit: Lolts urnl
i.1rs one and two omeaun " re"-i h thirty-Iour rfet,
tight inchles fronti on laundin striet'.. by It depth
between parallel lines of one htlundlred and eight
foot. ot otnumbetr three mnsnHres thirty!v-four
foet seven lnil al half inchesh front on lta;d.iin
t Irolt,. by a depth teiw ein ptarill.l liants of o111,
huniirnm ,rnd eight f-,ot. Lot nuolbne' lour has
thirly-four foot seven inhel- front tit r'atd lnt
street, l ry a depth br.twr'-r puar'atlle lines of one
huii tred ttn l reight fI ot. l ti , tntri er n . ix.toon
hng thirlty-follur lfet seven inr·ens front nn
I'Filoenivo rt t.r1 et,1 by atd,'ptt h ibetwn. cn l rral lel
lintes of o(nl hlunldl'Irel and eilght feet. Lot, nuinm
her ,sevontee- n h-as thirty-four ftet s4ve4n atl It
half im'hes front tn I )'lltentrtmr,.rbttre t. by one
line~,s i,.oilsn tu s eighteen antd nin-tweltl
rnemmtsurr" ear h thirty-rfor f:note lght inches front
lon :Hirntrurt trot. by one huldr1(i anal
eight feet deep betw|veen paralihI lines. And ito
llnumbers twenty, twlenty-oln and twenty-tlwo
rnlISlurn cn'lh thirty-four f[ot, six in hies front,
on (-noirs street, Iby a depth of onei hundred andti
eight feet six inches six lines itlwertn parallel
Ities. tliing the same protertrly lquirtd by ythie
defenldant hierin biy purchasett from.lt . W. l'trer
per ct paised btefore E. it. (Gol,tschalk. late it
notary public inl this oity. n tIhseeonnd of Junl
186i9.
H.:izitd in the above suit.
Ttermis-- This being ttne .eorrnd an haint air'
tion. thin sai property will be idefinitely adjudi
a-tt-tId to the highest and l~at tidder for what it
will bring, at twelve months' credit, th Ipur
cinm-er furnishing bond, with good iand silvent
securiity, hearing eight or rent interest per
itnnum from date. and special ii.tgage on the
property sold until lfinl payment. Sald pur
chaser will have to tdeduct tandl ay In cash the
printing, sheriff's and clerk's fees. etc., which
amount to about three hundred and eighty-five
dollars, and furthermore. the State. parish and
municipal taxes, the amount of which is not
yet ascertained.
THlOMAS ii. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
RapO 17 e 7
A. B. Ieger vs. South trn Mutual Gaa Light
ComDaly.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
I' ish of Orleans-No. 7860-By virtueof a writ
of eor faciaes. to me directed by the IHonorable
the Fifth District Court for thte parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, I will proceed
to sell at public. auction, at the Merchahts' and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal anti Customhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on TUESDAY. May eighth
1877, at 12 o'clock m.. the following describel
property, to wit
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, situated in the Fifth
District of this city, in ltquare number filteen,
bounded by Chestl.ut, Hlorer, Vallette and
Newton street', designated as number one
to eleven inclusive, and number twenty-two,
and measuring as follows, to wit: Lot num
ber one, thirty-two feet one theh and five
lines front on Chestnut street by, one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth. Lots tw
thre". four, seven, eight and nine, each thirty
two feet five lines front on Chestnut street, by
one hundred and twenty feet jn1derah. "Lots
five and six each, thirty-two feet lPI lines front
on Ohestnfit Street, by one hundred and thirty
seven feet five inches and four lines in depth.
Lot number ten has thirty-two feet five lines
front Chestnut street..by one hundred and
twty.r t innlepth Lot numbed eleven has
thirty-fofrfeet nine inches and two lines front
on Newton street, by one hundred and twenty
ei.t feet ten inches and five lines in depth, and
lou mber twenty-two has thirty-five feet nine
in Res and two lines front on Homer street. by
one hundred and twenty-eight feet ten inches
and one line, a.Lbetween parallel lines. Ameri
can measure. -Lot number one forming the
corner of Homer and Chestnut streets, and said
lot number ten the corner of Newton and
Ohestnutsatreets.
Being the same property aquned by the
southern Mutual Gas Light Comp ,.by pur
chase rbtl 8iIlltenstadt & Co., per let ere
Idward Bartt -late a notary publio n ith
ydated. 1th8it"October. 187L
ue- 1 1 tihe tte rt.a "
"ý- --ý ýa 10 t tlý ' ,
.r 'ý ^ . vim.y~y i
JUDICIAL AD3V3MTESIIIWVN.
SHErFTIP 8ALE[
uauam ers d& Braumnn vs. Jamseg B. larke.
SIXTH DtBTIOT. COURT FOR THU PAR
Ish of Orleans. No. 1207,- vlrtu of a rit
of fled flaclas to me direteby the hqnorable
the Bixth District Court for the arish of Or
loans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to soil at public auction, at the Mer nts and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal stree. .botWee
Canal and Customhouse streets, In the Second
Distrio of this city. on SATUltDAY, April Se
1877. at 12 o'clock m,., the following deseribod
roprt, to-wit:
TltlKE Li.'Fr OF GROUND IN THE
quare hounde,l by (Canal, (lasquet, MaraFs and
V11ere streets, and designt.tod by the Nos. 1, 2
and 3 on a plan drawn by Jloseph Pll,. late sur
veor. on the third of hi.v, 18,39, and deposited
in tilhe office of Lucien Htrmnoane, late a notary
ublio tn this city, ltautrling otuh twenty-one
feet three inchleo arndt slx lint s front on Canal
street by a dotith blt wic+n pa, allel lines of one
hundred an4 twenty-srven feot ten inches and
five linoe, all Amerlnean measure lot No. one
forming the corner of Canal and Marals streets
Together with the tsoe of an alley In the rear of
said lots opening on Maralis street, common to
said lots, being ten ftot wide. Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. Being
the same property acqutired by the defendant
herein by purchaim from the Unolted $tates of
America, as per dced reciorded in convoeancO
omce. on the - day of - , 1870.
Mewied in the above suit.
Torms-Cash on thlt hoot.
TLt)$MAN H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
Inhl7 ap84 28
A. M. Lamethe vs. Ilenrlette iuesenart
and Augustino Guesnard.
ITOURTIIf DISTRICT COURT FOR TH3
' parish of Orlans--No. 44,00.--By virtue Of
a writ of fleI facasa to met directed by the Hon
orable the Fourth District Court for the psrith
of Orleans, in the above ntitled cause,
proceed to sell at public auedon at the -
cihants' and Auctloner' Exchange, oyal
street, behotween Canal and Customhouse strea.
in the Second Distrlit of this city, on &BATu.
DAY, April tw ntY-eighth. 1877, at 12 o'olook m..
tile tollowln rescrlbed propertv to wit
THE UNIIViDED TWO-SIXTH4 PRT· of
the folowitg property, one-sixth of whih be.
longing to each of defendants herein: A eertain
lot of ground, togeth-r with the bulldings and
improvements thorennt' belonging or ti.t
wise a ppertaininng, ituated in the i hlirtDi
trlct of this city, in the sqtoare bounded by lr
sian Fields. Greatmen. Craps and P'reachmen
str.ets. measuring fooeet front on Nlyslan
Fieolds, by a depth of 145 feet, between parallel
lines, said lot being delsgnated by th No. o.,
according to a plan of the Faubourg Marlgny.
deposited In the office of Wm. Christy, late a
notary public in this city.
Together, also, with fifty shares, now reduoed
to forty-saven shares,. of the capital stock of
the Citiaens' lank of Louisiana, secured by
mort.age on said property.
Seied in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the PUnA I. Bot ANDY.
Civil Sherlff of the parish of Orloeaute
mhba ap17 28
Drury A. Harri. vs. Frederlek C. Messes.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOB TEa
parishl of Orleans-No. 44,859.- By vru
a writ of seiture and sale, to me dirteb he
honorable the Fourth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans in the above entitled cause,
proceed to sell at public auction, at the er
chants' and Auctioneers' Exchange, at
street, between Canal and Customhouse tlr ,
in the He,-ond District of this city. on BA
DAY. 4. ill twenty-eighth, 1877, at 15 o'clock m..
the following describe lproperty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT O GROUD with all t
buildings and improvements thereon and
rights, wiays, privileges and avurfenan|
thereunto belonging o in any wise apetan
ing, situated in the Fourth District of this
In the square bounded by Jackson, Chipe
Phtlip and Annunciation streets. and dei
neted by the number nine on a sketch an
to an act pased February 21, 1e06, before H
Maldden, lanto a notary ot this city; sat
measures thirty-one feet eleven inches fronton
Philip street, r y one hundred and twenty-seven
feet ten inches in depth, between parallel lines.
Aromerican m~easuro. Being the same property
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from the plaintiff herein, as per act oassed be
fore A. 8. BeCk, lato notary public, October 19,
1875.
elied in the above suit.
Termes--. In cash I ,r a sufficient amountto
pay plaintiff's claim. Fay the sum of nine hun
dred dollars, wi h interest thereon at eight e t
cent per annum from the nineteenth day f
tober, 1875 until the day of sale: seventeen dole.
lars premium of insurance; three dollatr astt
of protest; four dollars costs of act of mortgagq
and eosts of suit. 2. The purchaser toa ssul
to the extent of the amount of his bid, the pti,.
ment of a promissory note, secured by mort
gage on s id property, for the l sumo nine
hundred dollars. drawn by defendant to ,i 0O
order, and indorsed by himself, dated
19, 1875. and payable two years after date,
heart:,g interest at the rate of eight per cent
annum from date until paid, a. And the
ance of the price of aljudicatio an ya
Givil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
mb28 apl17 2r) ,__ _ _ __
simon TonJouse vs. Nicolas Doyes.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Ss ih of Orleans, No. 9135r-By virtue of a writ
of fleri fwacia to me directed by the honorable
the sixth D)ltrict Court for the parish of Or
leans. in the above untitled cause, I will proceed
to s 11 at public auction, at the Merchants' and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. in the Second
District of this city, on H tTUItDAY. May nine
trentoh. 1877. at 12 o'clock m., the following
described propeCrty, t, wit:
A CElirTAIN I,'l' OF GROUND. situated in
the Third D)Itrict of this city. In the square
bounded by Pricur. JRoman, Kerlerec and Co
lumbus streets, designated by the letter D on a
ske cih made on the ninth May, 1870. byF IN.
Tourne, arthitect, (which sketch is annrxedto
an act of mortgage passed before O. Drouet.
notary public, In this city. on the ninth May,
1T70). and measuriog. in American measure, ao
cording to said sketcth, thirty-two feet five inches
six lines front on Columbus street by ninety-four
feet five lines in depth, bounded on the side to
wards P, leur street by the lot designated by the
letter C r,n said sketr h. Together with all thO .
buildings and improvements thereon, which lot i
makes part of a lot of ground designated by thb
number twenty-six on a [lan drawn on the t.n.h -
May, 183!, by Bourgerot late surveyor, and d -.:
posited in the offce of Lucten Hermann, then
notary public in this city.
Being the same proptrty aquired by the9 d ;
fendant herein by purchase from Miss Opaelit
Bridget McCall. per act passed before Antoine
Doricourt, notary public in this city, February
fourth, 1860.
Se.zied in the above snit.
'i erms-Cash on the s pot.
TtOýMAS If. HANDY.
Civil hhoriff of thu parish of Orleans.
ap17 myS 19
Margaret lcaughan vs. C. I. aora, rbet
husband.
TFIFTII DI STRICT COURT FOR THE PARI
ish of Orleans, No. 79s--By virtue of a wr
of fieri fwits to me dllreced by the honorab o
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or*
leans, in the above entitled cause. I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Mlerchlatsi
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, be.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. In t!¢ ;
Second District of this city; on 8ATUSBDAsx, *'."
May 19, 1377. at 12 o'clock m., the followitg:-:
described property, to wit:' ,r
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GRPOUND, situate:
in the Fourth District of this city, In the se
hounded by I'rytanla., Eighth, Coliseum
Harmony streets, forming the eorner oel
anhghth streets measuring eighty-two
eight inches and tfour lines Ironton
street, two hundred and twelvo feet five
and seven lines in deplth and fronton
street, two hundred andeleveuleet three. nhe,
seven and a half lines on other side Ifne.
and inety-eight ofeet. t . .46es on ths;
rear line, together with all' t.l ihroDvmenv ,
feazed In the above suit.
Tunrie-Cash on the spot,
THOIAS H.HA.WDY,
civfl' heriff of the Parish of Oriesa -
ap17 my8 19i
Julius NIteche vs. Samuel 3eyem.
FIFPTIDISTBRI( COURT FORT =E
of Orleans-No. sOl--By vlrtu f 'a
fled faefas. to)medirected by t.I
Fifth Distriet'Vourt for the I. of
in the above entitled cause,
to sell at public auctio.
Anutioneers'. Excha.gr,
ond District of this, d-y:i
tweaty-seoond.1877, t 1olo Ltk
District of thgis iy intb
igeac oLher
six inches
snoer "-.