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SoruTKPt NIWS. wi.
y fdLe , Ioateles, n
" alnton hem hore rcoing every SatUr
errIbo se li to build a new parish I
T le oripe from Thotfh OlntCreek to 5th
pS&&t are 0at0 noerab l behind -
.. perish board of education of .ast
- ant consists of six whites and
negroes*
. di strtis ftre odoUred iIa yott
-w ai-noendtaryt one, Ito
t~ia@&O with this olt. foe
S hreveport tM e omes out with the
.. itt i cbook in honor of the good
* cook WMa piaraoaed to orow
ird's atlgration, but it does
ondayt, lih, Isaac o on, col- ",i.
nyn as flnet Ike," was shot in
l ear ltrop Morehouse I
some party uTnkown. Ike bet
an 0d, respectable and peaceable rat
pthe.aospects for a good crop in T r- tai
ne are brightening materially. fro
Si entertained abotit a month ni
I Iegard to the stubble not coming (
to sandard expected, have been sto
kaivep otrt will vacoinate all the ehil le
a d I that town. The breaking up of
. kard government alarms the
.,, lb rtepors; they fear that some of wi
o pest house gang may settle so
AMong them and intro uce the ulisese.
The town of 'Plaquemitee wants to tila
blae Ate name ohanged, There are o w,
y towns of that name, not to men- to
the parish of Plaquemines, that 1
eta., go wrong and the conse- mi
s osnt onfll luon is very unpleasant.
Mr. Theodore C. taholso has been hit
.letted president and Ileevo Lewis o
of the Teneas Pohool Board, rmL
Swas completely organised mt
will min a thorough investigation po
the a hools in the parish and the
t_ ne i an which they have been con- rel
:~ ae in the past. Wr
Seva t fruitless attempts at arson fot
a been made in Bayou iara. Among fol
wae an ,stemt made to burn the me
e of Mr, Charles M. Bannon,
ahoad been plied up in heaps art
thes O use and lightedl. The at- tn
SO.atg so soon after Kellogg's ph
M t rson, created a great deal h
Ia nd excltement,
ti homas Clem Brown and Cal
while being conducted to if
" ton..e Peultentiary, from in
par. ih, attempted to esneape vi
,lug te the river. One of the
are wa drowned, another es. m
th thse islasiappi side of the wl
i._ T homas was captured and de b
to the penitentlary.
iTh authorities in Bastrop are making at
s orte to put an bad to the re
"thentic information has
me of the existence of di
Sthis arsh and of one case
1 outslde of the oorporate
of the town of Bastrop; and,
Sby the eadvi of the phybsi
b'n iea tieens, sanitary measures o
S soee1ry to prevent the spreading
hte said ittaeae, thereby endanger.
the health of the pi)ople of 1im
thertefore , Aug. D1mon. mayor fa
town, deem it most expedient to d,
Is, my roeclamation, callingl on I
s within the corporate limits p,
own to abstain from visiting t
j o the plaues infoeted by the dls- to
ad also enjoin all persons who 01
ae.n visiting said small-pox pa- o
not to enter this town. Given '
my hand oflBotally this 10th of re
SAve. Ixox, Mayor.
,lf."l lp h
DrDo Biti colored was shot and killed [
byr .B telly at *asoo last week.
orop in Coplah county have been I
r dmaged by the recent rains, C
Sleoly iprings Reporter thinks d
Sould be soon enough for t
lvention t meet.
O eprter says that the Mayor of '
pell ng , should be hung and the I
e~en burned at the stake. ,
AiThe Lexington Advertiser thinks
,ie will be no regular Bepublican
in.+ l1 the field in this State thls year.
o+ . s01or and marines of the Ply
will turn out in the Firemen's
'F° in Vicksburg '"as distinguished
D rinig the damp weather that has
Sfor a few days past the odor
ooms of the china treet has
became oppressive to delicate olfactory
eres," says the Natohes Damocrat.
'Th United States sloop of war Ply
moua larrived at Vioksburg on Friday
s :-l16-in. The city oficialTh members
the Cotton Exchane and other ofB
on a steamer, met her below the
d escorted her to the anohorage.
ote guns was fired from the
and returned by the ship. Gen
? miany visitors were reoetved on
during the evening.
Texas.
a ibjtlo cotton worm has appeared
on e orao Gnde.
G oliad county shipped 9000 beeves to
market in one week.
There is talk of establishing a lie
. pbotean paper at Corpus Ohrlsti.
Brenham ship e 59515 bales of cot
ton from September 1 to April 13.
a One new bridge has Just been com
r'ltd. over South 3ork, Parker county.
Tissu 0county does not owe a cent.
oy warrants are used as a ciroulat
.V PFirst one, then another hitch in the
,aoieog Abe Rotheohild the murderer,
: es ]tpostponement of his trial.
Tos ·1ott says he will push the Texas
and p~a~st road on to Weatherford by
the 18th of July next, the time prescrib
ed by the charter. This is doubtless
th cause ofl the great decline of pro
Sperty in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth will have a cotton com
pram. in operation by June. The Demo
an- t says : "This settles the question
: yond controversy, and will secure to
3rtWorth the Ia t cotton ship
t on the line of the Texas and Pa
taer; 1877."
+ " frsat herd of the spring drive
Fort Worth last week. They
-i.niber six hundred and fifty head of
ine;looking beeves. They will be held
nvo rer there for speculation. Those ac
...a mtynl* the cattle report the grass
eing in exoellent condition for this
Sof t year.
t:e ast ult. the Catholio citizens
ilse, Texas, sme them
we aet , a dL ilU h IIUl meou sj1
ione aud the ehouts of the t pototors."
The l test seeItlof in the Man 3uan
nte i & m oft ore from the
iutarb hlode tar Tke ilty, ooatain
tint gulpl aret, gray oopper and brittle
silver, and whioh assays the enormous
osumt of lO ounces of silver to the ton.
A fourth Interest in the mine has just
beet sold for $1a0,oo.
ban Antonio is 1vely with the pros
pe.t of obeap fuel. The Pioneer coa.
mine is now supplying it with ooal at,
$0 00 per ton. This mine is eighteen
miles southwest of Ian Antonio, on
Honey branoh. The vein varies from
five to seven feet in thickness, and is
roofed with a soft, sand-stone. This
oo.l is lignite and of no great value for
fuel, but excellent for gas. It is what
the geologistsa all "tertiary coal."
POtlTIWOAL 1OI'TE.
The arpetbabgger dies hlard and his
"last words" rival the sands of the sea
in number.
Does Wade Hampton realize that it
becomes him, of all men, to be delibe- A
rate, scrupulotl and sure-footed ?
Come now, Patterson, brace up and
talk a little. The country hasn't heard
from you for three days and three
C , Packard seems to have a delu
sion that he is injecting hie diurnal
epistles into the ear of the public. It
is an awful mistake.
The fight against Presildent Hayes Is
a fight against the tolid sense ,,t the
whole country. That is what makes it
so hard and so harmless.
If the President would allow himself
to be badgered into just a little Johnso
nian snappishness and obduracy, he c
would give dead leads of solid comfort
to the implacables.
The ghost of the oll Whig party is
might restless in its grave.
It the Presldent was proceeding In
his treatment of the Honthewrn lis- "
lion without any accurately dleilned e
methods, we nmight expect from him
much fluent discourse about "my
policy."
In the interest of retrenchment and
reform, the heads of departments in
Washington are again "reducing the
force." Upon what prinelple does the
force become so congested that it de
mands this periodical phlebotomy? i
The daily vroclatnmaone in Louisiana
are losing their defiant ring. When
the Nicholls men begin to give em
phatic pledges and to offer bonds to
keep the peace, and when Packard
pitches his tune on a melancholy minor
key and sues for recognition, it looks as
if the stern soldiery, who are engaged
in suppressing constructive domestic
violence, would soon be out of a job.
Those sages who were in a hurry to
make up their minds that Mr. Hayee
was an indifferent, goody sort of a man
because he was not always in a state of
visible volcanic tumult, and was not in
the habit of discharging cheap thunder
and lightning to order, ought to have
remembered that the two men who tri
umphantly led this nation through the
two capital rlises of its history were
distinguished primarily for Integrity
and mnodesty.
!I1ONt'IPA, INISEISITEISINEI's.
I One Thou.naln Mllin of Iollner Onrtl
t.y 011r !llcq.
INew York Public, April 1,. I
We have now gathered statlsthcs of
municipalities having in 1870 more than
four-fifths of the entire municipal in
debtedness reported in the census. In
9 1870 the reported debts of these munici
palities amounted to $2l.9,i3sr,55r1, but
i their aggregate Indebtedness aecording
to the latest data we have been able to
obtain was $744,078,104, an increase of
one hundred and seventy-six per cent.
Q There remain munlolpalities,which were
f reported in the census as owing $59,208,
979. If there has been no increase
whatever in the debts of these munici
palities, which is by no means credible,
Sthe aggregate municitpal indebtedness
must be at least $808,3 0l,08i:. But if, as
a is more probable, the Increase in unas
certained debts has been as large as in
s debts of which reports have been ob
ir tained, the aggregate municipal indebt
edness exceeds $907,512,88f. As a con
If siderable number of the reports are not
e of late date, farther allowance must be
made for Increase during an average of
about one year. The apparent ilcrease
' since 1570 has been about $96,500oo,t)
yearly. It seems reasonable, therefore,
r. to estimate the present mnunicpal in
*- debtedness of this country at $1,004,
s 000,000.
THE iiT. IOlrlTE FI:rE..
it itrlnw an Inroad of UnrSlnrs nnld
T'nleven In Mt. Inutl.
tUlnoinnati Enquirer.]
Sr. Lovis, April 20.-The fire, or some
thing, seems to have broughtan unusual
crop of burglars thieves and garroters
into our city, the record of the past
week showing that it Ic a perilous ven
ture to perambulate line streets at late
hours--a danger which newspaper men
feel keenly, as their calling rarely per
mite them to go homeward until the
"wee small hours" have set in. This
morning at two o'clock P. J. Ferguson,
a well known attache of the (lobe
Democrat, and a local writer of con
siderable celebrity, was garroted by
four men near his house, who felled
him to the ground with a blow from a
club, and proceeded to rob him. His
cries of "watch" luckily aroused a near
neighbor who threw up a window and
called polce, when the garroters made
off. Ferguson--wonderful and inex
plicable to relate in connection with a
newspaper man-had a pocket full of
money and a valuable watch and chain
on him, but lost neither, escaping with
nothing worse than a bad hbump over
the left eye. It took him half an hour
to find a policeman, to whom he related
the bold crime, but to no purpose, as
the criminals had made a successful
flight. This instance illustrates the
general feeling of insecurits which per
vades our society at presnt, and it
would not be surprising to hear at any
moment of an atrocious murder by these
prowling outlaws.
Grenadines, lawns, Jaoonets, mattilese suitinge,
oloroed dress linen with embroiderles to match,
area specialty at M. L. Byrne & Co.'s.
Looking beyond the first and imme
diate consequences to the ultimate re
suits, may there not be good reason for
believing that this liberal and concili
atory policy will prove the best way of
giving the permanent security of real
V peace to the loyal Republicans and of
placing regenerated Republicanism on
Sa new and broader basis in the south ?
[Albany Journal (Rep.)
Doumna DAmnr.-On and after dunday next
the th inst., the Jaokson Bo will have two
Sps.Esai ns Vl ru nning to and rom the
au fior fu a ll peta Nodh,
a en4t
VMS' wo i.
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
ttQftE E A MI1P'1'ItfrQi
IH t etlAM *t t,, (14, RUnT "
the Colbonll met this day at 12 ooeloek i. In
regular eebslon.
preseat ntoo, U. rllebnry, Mayor, ptetidtng,
and iAdminlletstrad Drown, Deule, 1 dwarde, Mail
Oaftrey and flengetorfi.
The minnatee or the previous neeting were ap,
proved and their reading dispeneed with.
On mnotion f Mr. browt, the Doninell ads
journed tor tsday next at 19 mn.
TRYtO, C(, HArtP1iR, Nenreiary.
TAX NOlTIOS.
Ormca T1x Comacron, Itavatnt tlItu itiot A K
Patri b ef laalretlP, At il 2t 11,1. I fe,
Nott. g bertyl givet b to the TAXPAYilt4 of of
thi Du1let.rt ialra am iww readly Ito cnl ot taP 4119
on real eatae for the yeatr ItRl, at dQelnlritei.nt, fe
taxes for the yeatr 1eit anti 1471.
'rdinmt paytnnt will save tats. .
HI#NRY TY1BB111, Tai Collector.
-imHn--0orner Carrollton iavenu an HaRn- l
Sol stre: . )u1 7ti
ali9L1AL 1ITI0tIA I R
O#FtnE ttA.T `rAt ('!OMtf.o'TOR,
Fifth Distriot, Algirlr.
April 19, 1177.
All persons within the limiti ot the Fifth Die
triltowing ilenan and envltal tax are hereby t
notllled that the offlme for Ihe collectinn of pald to
taxes is now oPen at the corner of B.guln and tb
Patterston streets. Algiers. 1
M, J. BARRIIETT, at
aptl tf Htate TaRx (ollohltr. H
str
I) o 0in'uP TATe , TAX (Ot,Eitt'TO, r. H 41a TU )ItatnurT, T
1119 Mtagarrino, hit. hotlitn ait Milan l ta.,
Now ir rllo n. A pl it 11. 1. 7.
All lpersona within lin Iltit of the Hit. h lIll
Irit owing LiA'nst' ot C(apitn.al Thr arte herjby 7
notifedl that thn lfnl,'n for the colltltion of the
en-nm is now opnn. II. A. (O0il1N,
aptll w HRIaP '.a 'oI"inr. n.
PE('IAI, NOITICUI..
Ilryvi'i HiATPm TAX (tt,lrtonR,
Foutatt lsletril t 4 .1 .lptlph lnat r.ot,
Now O(rlllanet, APil 11, t177. i
All irnperty owilnna ot lithe Fiurth Dislriot
are notifilnd that I am now iprlcar'ol to rot'elve
IEIAL EBTATE TAXE4. I
ntpllf It. i. lOND, . ollotor, I
.______________ ----- II
rPEOCIAl NOTIU. (
(Jir.,a R'I'ATm TAx Co(iOt!Ton, a
Third 1)IAtrlt't. Patai h orf Orleant, i
April 7. 11177.
All porallla withlli th limritRs f tlh Third
it rilnt owing licpsn' and apital tax are tlerni.hy
inottlflll that, tho fl" fi' r lhthn 0tllletittn of ait.l
laxot is now optn I1 at. No. 17 Eaplanatlo at rCIt, a
H. t1. 111111 I lit.,
AYPhUlIAI, NOTICB'.
Op)Fle.i1 H'rATr Tax (otierttron, i
Iirlt IIntrirl. 9 itr avirvlr Itrct't.
N"w I Il'itana Mahroh 27, 1077.
All PROPERTY OWNEItH of tihn VIIItT 1)I..
TRIUT are informntrl ltat ltn neaacpaanirnt rolls
Sfor anhid I).ltrilt air nlow rlt'uly, anlll. thatr- v I
AtIns I.Italring to pay hlit Iltatl E.atnt 'l'ax at thits
inllln' n11ty now rt'clvo tholr itlle prottpltly.
hIn following inamet tersons tiv larn am-i
Ill tori.tl to plat r'eoltll.a f or lIth toliinctOr Rof
this Distrit:
For HIEAL ERFTATE anl CAPITA L, TAX -- Mr.
M. HTUDDAILT.
Flr LICE(NHE1- Mr. A. W. C.OCIt ERTON.
or the llinderlgllni ,
OItthtt E. A. BUiRK E. (l.tlelntr.
P PF('1 I, NI TICE.
OvPrix InA7'rT TAx ('otl,lr,arron.
Roinatl Diltrlot. No,. in l''Ial atrAot, Medr
'htint'sa Exhitngon, up starira, Mar '77.
All ptrsont within th, linits of the Hoonotd
Dietrli't owing licones antll captilal tax are
hereby notiflln that- the ttilce for tho collection
of said taxes Is now opnn P. P. T110JNY,
mll:2 t F.ttiite Tax (olmtetor.
a PR.CIAL NOTI.B.
Ora.tre TATE TAX COLOTOAmn,
First Dlltriot, New Orlans.
March 19toth 1771.
The reerits uIven by MR. E. O. PAYNE, for
t mounts rerantwd for the ltpp'r. of the gov
- ernment by the llberal anl tiatro tIc cltrena of
)t thls olt will be retehivetd as UAiH tl the It -
mant o TAXES andt I,IUENHIk4I nt this ov e.
E. A. BUiRKEi
) mhll9 If T:,x Colwictor.
!e -------- -- ---c- -
NI OIPItEIAI, NOTICE.
, OvFti'Ct TATe TAX COi.LLT~Cron,
First DistrIot Parish of Orleans,
March in, 1e77.
All persons within the limits of the First DiM
trint owing Liteoati Cd (JAPITAt. Tax are here
by notified that tht omef for the cotllnction of
said taxol is now opened at 1t (Iravlnr stret.
It mhl tf (tatn Tax Collator.
hlIN EFICIAlo
TO
THE PUBLIC.
We. the underslgnod Photorraphorr In the
Unitod 8Statos. do stale and will boar testimony
that PIOTUItES mado by
LAMBERT'S I ATEN IPROCESSE8
WILL
Never Fade or Change Their Colors
IN THE LEAST.
Also are othorwise In overy ros,net mor nrtls
tic than those madn by th, old Iro.rnsoe. wl'ech
are bound to fado and brA..',mo worthless.
MARONY............... ...New York.
W. KUTZ ........---.........New York.
LEON VAN LOO..............ncl na I.
5.. IANDY.................... Clncn tt.
V. GUT& KUNRT..........Philadelphia.
ALLEN & ROWELL............Booten.
C. GENTILE & CO............. :heio.
C. W. MIOTE$ .............Atlanta, Oa.
E. KLAUBER...............Loeulosvle.
RULO ,nON, President of the Photo
graphic Association of the United States
of America.........Ma FPrameloco, Jal.
r D. H. ANDIERNN...... Richmod, Va.
SBgO'. LILIJNTHAL,
sftate of Loatolmna.
And others, too numerous to mention.
THEO. LILIENTIHAL,
it............ CANAL STREET ............121
fes6 am
DENTISTRY.
J. R. WALKER, D. D.'&,
Ne. 180 o elti O. pet,
AtUOiof N aALte,
at PI.lde I. Spea...
IM111ouVtt O1'ItrtilTY ON 1'1f tl'PA A
street, between tfalon andtl O ,rater i.
t1CO I$ 0110N or OttUIIPP ESPOriTOtNO.
Second Distriot Coirt for the Parish of Otieati
-No, .01.,.
BY rtACtlt1r J n,NAN Agton ea-Of
flt'o, 4o tloy alret-- T bA ,lay e, '
tion. at the Mtrhante' and lution0et -- e
changOe. on Itoyal r atrt , rn tw+ee ana and
onutomhoue' streets, by vrte an i pt te
hoe to a order fjrom the aon. A L lsot,
?udge of theMoond Diitrlt ourt t r te at- '
SoOrleaRi, d Ied April 2, lat, tort acoount of
2'N. JN'f1J I ALI OF A LO' Ott
(t;O ND, to tlher with thel builtngg andt1t
tro wme nts atier o1 t, eittiatodIl tl itrt is- 0
triot of thl oity, in the mjoare i ot prised within
hiligIva, .1ronne, Union and Oravier ateetsot
tiente the lt o. 11 o1 a plan by A.
,o llh March , lsl4t, and mretluttig 014 t
ft I clthc f'ot r n Ptalliopa street, by It tlep
of 90 feet 11 tea ntt the linetf lot No. 10. an
91 tt 2't innhe on the ltnof0 lot No. 12, and Ib
fleet in ha i the tpear,
Terme-t tl n a udication.
Act of nl bore T, onint, f.r., t notary
publin, at the expense of the purehaser.
ap41 i t.it myi 9 .
INTI!tHiET IN AND TO TWO HCHOONEIM.
jtBUCOrg IO OF JOHN OCAIS,.
Second DiRtriet Court for the Parish of Orleane. t
No, 99,1e04.
j Y PhAOIDE J,, HPEIA1i. tjtAtneer-Omfoe
1 No. 40 1r1,yal (rent,--HA 'UttDAY, May t. 1
1877, at 12 o.l' .e k M, will he Bold at publlo atu'
tton, at the Mearihant' and Austioteerq Ex- t
tl'hiSe, tot tltyal stlreoot hot Owetn (lantl arnd Oil- F
tontollnuse trel'rete, by virtue and in pbr11ueanet
to an order fron the flon. A. 1. Ti'not, Jusge of
the Ltet tn JI)ltrtle (IionrI for the pariah of Ur
leRlan, Niai1l Martit 't', 1977, for ao'ount of sald
Ion-
iT. .ntiONE-fIALt OF THE ONE-THIiTY
HKJ1 DARt' i' OF Tlt H(E HOUNER ANNA,
ettll .oe tI to be nt eon or in soto eontttor.
2, 'Tl EtUN DIY DE. T W O-Il ATY-NOUftTilB
INTIEItIT IN ANI 'ITO TIE U4ttUtINEtt
JOiIN .. WOOD, 0Ultpposml to in at. ana or In
lrtne seaaort.
a, INIt YAWl,.
'int'rn -t tati on ntlindiatlion.
a4i 11 10 2rinmyti
NI'LI.Ni0 Lltrrt (IN HIEUII)Ni 'i'i4EE.I
I iurthb 1l rit.
F.tX VA il I Ii R,OT-rMH AND IMPrOIVEMENT'i
(O Littrl and Vialmont. tremi, , 4 ixtl Dip
trlet.
UIC'tOER4I1ON O(F lOIlET I'r liytllyt.
H[ ntnl iletritr' o ttt r ftio tlhn parlsl o(f (ill-anl,
No, 8i,.2s!i9
I)Y PIA(fIIl ,1. RfI'BAA. Anrtlrinrer. O1ffl trit
"3 4n Itynil atr.'t--OnI HAT'IIt DAY. Plry Il, aid
luil, at lPa 'rlock r., wlI hn lol td at iriillr' qIr- lel
lIln. , t tho MPrehltnntA anid Anrrllonenrs' Ex- the
'changn, rin IloyntRl trant, hitwerti CJflanRal n a i
(uItoRihlousrhlae PrtsR y v irtue air l In r in all - lin
rar'n tIo in order front hliI lIon, A, Is. Ti;at. dy1
. rIldg of the H.conrl I trrilt flourt rfor tI., par- I'
i.l try OrlalirR. dettd April 7', 177. for aRiounllit of '
tl.it nIt1VFI ptlt'.')Ll-llo
). A (IwIt''AIN LOrT OlI ftrltIOND, tog tihner
twitt t in"to i nvprnmnnar .nt tlhormn. liti iad ind tih n
Jronlrth l ttrlrt of this ill y. In hopin Rilar
tbortuldIPl by First, Hirond, Frllton ntl Tlvialsio ll
atrnotI, ilntinnitadl Ir thim ',. 4 i.f arlriprn No, ir.,
Rand muP'aulrni 27 fant I in'hna 2A r, liUa front on F
M.anirl trunt., by 1i depth of 120 for t b.tlweml
pnirallet limewri
,r nI. I , I't (iF U(lIJUND, tr..gethrr witlh thr (to
linlliii a rind irtrovlrn'i'v lnin thotrn r atltiatdl in I
in the is Dtth iat, ~i. of thin city. In lhI" ju nro In,
tiilrrldd hv Vnlrriontl . I tairil. ILotri nr' 0ar0il live tti
(ink iIt'iut r ou, dl. ial l' l rla by lhrr nrIrrir I'rI r 4, i, II, 7, ti
9 l Ul , Iait ln ltr 4n.t'iri 1 4 , 7 aro1l I 4 fr ntl onrr i rh
LorihoIl Itrai't, rntd hvtivhn follt, wirg dinrt- tor
i on.: , I Ni,. 4. 'r1t fio i iir het i frlont' 'i l rii l r , it,
t' Ii ,t. lW f o Ii irrn llrt'r i tr l',r .ht , r. h I n iide , n I
Waltr l ,lo I o,.rrtlni ., trint.l inld In2 r. t inl ir'ttih r, ll ti )
! tlh ,u It ' '1idii li,'' of lit No, N . lot. Ni.r A
, l lr.- f'r't .r nllt.in front ll u rl l, iar l lat rot, li
by a rl.th ir Iirh fitt U i i t ahn in ttn rhi+ lionr whili' In
a. pnrna I' it fr,,i I,t, No.4, anrl Ii. fr"'+t 7 iui'lti' n
lui dlptRh iin thh lint. whir tfi parrirat-t It frIory it bl t
N .. i. lit, No. iO ralrU a i+t f1 ot ,' ItIrInrIn frirt c9a
olr on .,irtr'l yt. tiv it dplntr if Irn (i t.7 Inthna nit
rn thi' mAile lhin f, lit Niu. sa aand 1414 feeit I rnlho nom i
in d ptll on, thin a ' of lot. No.. r uot No. 7 1'aia- . p
yrp.na :rt f.oot II inuht' frrlnt. oin ILa1rtel a.trout .by i in
4o(ilh tof 14 fo.i t 5 inllhesi' . th" gu ,I'- f lI' NI o , n,
aint 141 fret II inh'lua on Itho' hRtid of hlot No,.4.. ,,t ir
Nio. a nrl.n'urrt :ii f"o't Inhena frornt on ,ollr' m
mt ,nty h ( r dpit htf 141 foot' It lnnll'mn ort thi aill sif fro
lt No. 7 andI 134 font I inth on thia side of lot No.t rr
. ."iot. No.9l n OIanri!i iat ft'out,, in l'ha frtont on lit
Lairrl aIrnal, by it d'lpth oif 1144 fit ( Irnch on O,
lhi trlo oI f l'it. IN , I1, Wainl 1iA7 f,,t. In et'pth anl tlal
irrnt. 'in Vnli nint ltrn.t, of wli lih It. ftrnsnra th A
'I',rmgn--Cnhrr rn ni jitdl'tl rln.
a ta 'n f aodt lt .fI'r` (I't il Mioral, Ii,. notriR tI c
p rliti',. ni. t It' airxpl.nae of olirt purihhiamrs.
atilp 14 2l myl9 1VA .wI.
VALLUAALIt 'IRACT iOF LAND FIRONTING Ol
ON TUM MlSSIt!HIPPI IIIVEI. at
Widlow Plnrre Ca(nlar. Testamentary Uxoiutrix,
ait., vs. Hlirm of Phillppe Henri Hers. h
Second Dlstriolt Court for thu Pariah of Orleans,
No. 89,292. do
)Y P LACIDE J. SI'EAlh, Auotl onor --omta in
S4n iltRoyal sat,rnt-IIATUNUDAY, May s. t117, at as
12 o'clolk M., will br sold at publi asuntlon, at
If th Merchants' and Auntionaara' ixohhange., on
- royl strreet betworn Canal and iCutomhrouset
. strnets by virtui' of two jutlninm t the onri ren
dered March l, 14177, anld slagnI MCruIh 17, 1871,
and tbhe other rend-re I anl al gned April 2. 177,
by the iln. A. L,. TIssot, Judgn of the enon dI
Distrnit Clort for the Parish of Orleans, In thet
natav, rentittle_ maltt r--- W
A UIJITATiN TRA'T OP LAND, alturitnd In h
th pariash of Orlnena. on tho right briank of the ol
M tasisalppl ilvor, formlpg part of what wn i
formerly thn opl (riasnlar P1 antration. and moi-t
qnruring shot. .x arpontnt front on the Missis- at
alypt Ilver by a dlepth of 40 arpenti, bounded It
1 Urnrtrur so by hand(! brlinging to Mrs.I
Moas,"ndirn tIhu lowir silo by l ands belonglna tI
to theti' ir' of J. , Hrainott
Termn an 1i Condtlloian-bOno-third ensh on nd
judlrltolin, thin tialaneo rat on aindi two years' tI
r.idit, with lnt.rlnat ait 8 pnr rant por rannum a
from danle of ladjluditoat-ion. .oured by mortgaro ti
and v odor's privil'gn. With aIt pr cprnt attior- C
nIi's feas In crlanl ot fornolrur ea, the piurahrior a
to imWauto tiall traxr, payable In 1477 rind ahiarn- ti
qlu.ntly, ovor and aboinn prlin oit auljrdluiatilon, fl
iool to turnlh, for theuradlt inatrallmonta, noters a
oorrna',ndnIgt t< thu rnapnutivn Intnrarta of trh m
iartiis hIureln. Ant of rna tirfor'n .uilo Moasy, t
notary pnubll'. 't t, ihe pon0l1 of puri'hartr.a
I L4 11 1 i2r i myA 5
;ITCCERHION NOTICE( . t,
AuceindlonI of "alvatore naurdiano, alas'.
(norgCo Law4sn.
S1ECONDI INTRIOT (JOUTr FOIL '1t i1E
p Jarish of Orlran8-No. i9 4t t--Wherees, al
vndlor I)'Arnmio has paltltionemd th Court for ,, -
trs of ar lministratillon orl this ,4-t.tP. Noit, 1 is
Iihorriry givnl to nill whom it may eoncii',r. to
4hM10w Irinu1re within Itl duly, why thIe pry'r of
thn ah ld el itoner shollll not be granted.
IBv orulir of tho Collrt..
2i,2 my h , ,tIIIN TIERETIT. Cln, k. 0
Murcemelon of Peter Patterson. 4
S V.1 N) II)INT1ItI( 'T C I itT F,)It TIlE PI'Al
S Ish ot Or(lrii-iii \N ' .: is r77 nd:1w s7:173 --Not o a
is hIr- liy givn tiio Ihe ciridlitors of thia ,tiitt' I
nidl tio all (ot4, r prI nrrns herin Irler;l':n.torl Io A
show eamrn within tlin plays from thir pr-r;-l int A
nrItilia 1lIn. II any It''y hIave or rnn. whly liithe I
a li(nn t ipriSntld lby liHlon Ialterrnri, nlrn in- l
itratrix of this. t. I, , should not, to ho .l' - i
g.iil andt at.nprov-d, and the fuin.id dlistribu
t.d i un n, I ir',n. i thI ,riwith.
By nrdIr -ru thi.l (;,iit.
' -5-y4 JON2Il I f Et T Cl-e-rk. h
CONST' A I I, MALE,. I.
Ilenry Weber vn. P. G. Delionde. 1
IXII TH DISTRICT COURT F R THE PAlt
1sh of Orleansu---No. 1l2.i5-BPy virtue of a
writ o flerl taenrhi t . me directed by the honor
,ib the E-ixth.lu tioe of the xt.te of the the par- -
ish of Orlehns I will proceed to sll at publle
Haueti"-n at my warehouso N,. 192 .Josephine
street, Fullth Distrlct. on MONDAY, the thir
tie h day of April, 1977, at 10 o'clock, a. m.:
One lot of llne FUIR 'I I'URU.
f ne f ne BUStH ktLd CARPETandMATTING.
One to of valuabln BO )KS.
One MOCKI.G BIRD and CAGEp. etc. C
As p 'r inve tory filed In my office.
DANIEL O'LEARY,
Constable of the Sixth Justice's Court for the
parish of Orleans. 'aps18 1ot
A Third of a Century.
J. B. VINET, with E. VINET.
OBOOKEKBY. OEINA.GLAMSWARE. AND
HOUS.EUBRIBSING GOODS.
Over thirty years' experienoe in the businese.
. eiw ttoreoQ w ood&
tT " Iji -t
LEGAL NOTIOTkS,
'.tlt SATI OF' LOU1S1ANA,
M10,, OfHIII8TI1N 11LLMANN VS. Ot1lit.
t()P1 UtLAlMANN, HP1. lU8IIBAND
11rrt DIRTTnl'fliT COUtivnf 10r TTI
Sparish of Orleane- herhy crtify that
ont the (lete t-h day of Jfanuary, 177 Jntgtmenht
wat ret"llereRd int thi e Crt i-' t ihn JllOwiUnt
entifieh ll ait, In the words and figures ollowint,
to wit-No. 1714-MrA. tlhrletlhi UillRnhttn vA,
hrlstotl UI mant, ohr hltshtn4.
(n motion of (io.n II Bra1nhn, nof Cun.Fel for
t.lahtllff,, ntil on Lirllru to thi court due.
o itn sutr ioitt f nt hr cla m, til w IlaW tld evi
dncte belar In her favo , It it or ceRla, atijindad
and dQred that ththe j udment 1y dtfault ereiq
entlret'l on the fifth Illtant, hei ftow .notitlr4
an.d mld final., arol n'orditinly that thtroe 'a
i 'Idnmetnt In favor i'[ iplcintifl Mis riti(thrtl
Ullmeit~, ainf ega..t defendlant, Olrliatopl U 11
nlAtlnn, her hl.liianl, delrreing a apairation of
pr Jpert. t,.eten Ihn sRid birtlis.
It i nit ttler adjudgel andd dlereed. that the
eIt iiiplanttlilT do hav ave nd rceover, of the de,
lfndatnt, her huslatld, tUe sun of five thtusand
event hunldred an fifty dorllars, with per
ePnt Interest per annrllu thrt'on,Il frrn brtt-l:
art twenty-fontth, rt thO Iuatland lght htinldrel
and ft rty-elght. until paid, a.nid meits of suit,
with dliii and privilege as allowed by law to
mr.ntrled w in -n the rn nrt rt of their hmis
Ihan move.Je ind Inimmovable, over and lshve
atll othi eredt itoFn.
Judllgent ei .td *January litteanth, one
throusand elalght lndrrl a d llevL unty-s..a.
(strpi ld W. . OlZ Orll,_ dlle..
tn tnestimony whereof, I have leretlntto sat ilt
hnaid and aofxredl t.be sen of the aid lr
qt ihe cliy of New Orleans on this twenty-.t!,lrd
1ar of Atrll, In thIl yver n our .lod', o.ni ttonel
Rand ight. hundred l ant iventy seven,
PAUL T. AIPBAu.
antlo lfniutty Uirk.
JMatl AUMrlner Vi. h,. Drlttsr.
IIFTIlI DT RIOTt !' i FOT T l ATIJ. IAUI4I
I f )rlenans, No. 2.i1l. J)l virtnt of a writ oif ,l
lers Iel' to innli"tI I by th' n tyl"lworlIen the C
Fifth itiltrlot (lurt for thl piralnh 'f Olrlan.la, In
tlh- a1boyve ",tltlicl c"aune, I will %rolnn"ed to piil at c
ihilellc Rntion, iatilh tMor'rhtll ' 1and Anl'tlon
eern' it.oRangn. Ilrtyn Ft f tv', !- tw . , (ll IR tl 1i1r1"
Ulthr'llh ,lnn atlent In lthe PQ o'l Iiltral.irit. (of
thin oltV. -' HA'l ii4i l . Ma twnnlv.slxth,
1477, at. Ii o.el'ok in., tlh. follollwing desaribedl
properlty, to-wit
A ULEII'AI N 1IlT ir (l.lIIUNTD. witllh ll tha
rilghtllI, wa tlll rntivn rvtign thorouto, . 1ll t teg
ing nlItlttel l In the 0P'ond Dlatrl"t of this nlty,
in thn sqllarO bounlj 'l hv Rampallrtr. (Tllralinnea,
Burgundy ul o.1lnp l t t tir.,te.l, desilnattd l o y
the nullbll.l" tWo, nil I han L.rnt Iby. (. 1)R
p1oull f, on thle s.yvlth of NIvovtmlr, 191rl. and
dle1o,nited In the office of J. U iivllller, n.tary ]
pIl . flil in t.hi 'tiy; pnll lot rmlIialnring In Am
"'li'an mans're. lthirtv-thrcee fIot tinr" innhen
front on llnt.l.,rt ntraAt, by eighty feet two
an1 !i-l el~aI thl l Ilon illn idltl.h,hri'tw~ nui pe al
lel ll'sn, Doing th!aanlOt. propertly i'qllllrt lby
the ul"frnlnbut h,'r".i,. by pullrohrte from Mr.
fand Mrs. F R. 1,"hr', iAr act p,'nps" hotifre A. t.
tlJonvnrlt, lntery tiolllln in I hit nity, un tb I' 22d
l- 8y of toletenher. 1tWtl.
Etievt'l in the abnovt suit,
'1 "'ran -('ash bot te saot.
'ltOH4. Hi. HANDY.
( 'iil h l.. Ift oiflI thet Ish of o)rl an,.
11.2r, mIyyl 20
Ulalse Prendl, mr. vs. Illalne Pradel, Jr.
1FlFTI Pli4'TIl;C'T COURT FOR T1M PA' -
lit orf IrIi'n". N'. 7(10 --ly virtue nof a
wrill. of fllri foli' sl ditrol"'l y ilv n hIonorat
th' Fifth litri'i1t ! aort fr lh r i rinh of (rl ,ans.
in thIa I ' at vi' till.el tIl1I' t Ho il'ngln Walgat
rOnIl. Into Rhhriff., Had by lahIl i1t Hhlhtirlfl! t' nre
i, t. nrforr'd, I l irill pr. -i d t- , ill nl, t. ' p blii" tIun
tion. at the "ir'hnnlil Hit Anotio'nenrt Ex
I han.'., linn'! "r"t,. h.itw.n, ('anlal and (Itl"
t- rnlshole tatrents. iii tlI rn1" istrict ti thisl
Sjvr. 1t iAT'ie IAYnAV. Mny tw'lflh. 1177, at. I1
r,',"-'k In., the f'lIhwing dete,'ribr, t.prop trty,
I t -wit:
-A (:EITAI IN LOT (IF tlIItIUNID, with thn
in il to'n I,1rthll ilslrit, of t11h1 lity, in t, illarl
SnIlnoli fivo knlwi" Is "i' rI' kyari s'uisar'',"
Ib.unted by Ih; r' un| , V l.h'ity. ht. Ardr'w and
t U.ar',tll t.u t rt.r"t n, an pr I, .i lllrntnlh r twellty
i ni'. In thl hiook iof pltan of 'T- I, lvis'k, hlte a
"notary ,nblin Ill tbhivty. prr anlther pl.n apr
aib"hd iYrl y lluK M1ld'lh. htt' ta lntary pmiltlis
aI in thini hity to Identify iI with In ,'t. pt.nRed it"
, ir him onl the tWlnty-Jighlh of af.'sary
t 1404. dttio ittil In hl" ,o fll ,. 14,&ld ti.
'I tnnna.lrn tlhirty-fou.r f.oet two Ilnhcs two 1lne"
'f friout on B1ar'tn'o troot, by a d1epth of one hlin
t drol and twenty-flvt fret., between naranlI)
n lin s Acquired by tnh defend iat hnreilr from
Q O. (, Crnll, by tnt jasanid bfiorn W. J. Olhs
I tll, It notlary publln in this City, on the sIxth of
SAsrlI, 18571.
"izecd in the habove nult.
Torms-'I lla hhnln thn ",nron' and nlt. anoe
ti, the saild propl'erty Will tie d'flnlt lv adiltii
1t1 I., the h lghnst n.i lent, bidderi for what It
will brlng, at twelve mnthls' redit, the par
o chaer furnishing bond, With goor and solvent
security, bearing fivon ptr cent interest per
annum from date, and stp.clnl mortga. on the
, property sold until final l npayent, Jaid pur
ohater will lrhave In lo'lu't, anllIpay In (RcashI the
lprlntingr, shrlTf's, clerk's feen, etc., whic'h
' amount to about one hundred and slxtyfive
dollars, and hurtbermoro, tiht rtate, parish alnd
a muintll17al taxna, the amount of which is not yet
at sssestained.
at TIOfAR Hii. HANDY,
n Civil .heriff of the l'arish of Orl'ans.
Ie a2it myfl 12
Della Farrell vs. James hweeaey.
TVIlTH DISTRIOT (IOURT FOR THE PAR
1' ibh of Orleans--No. seoe.-By virtue of a
writ of aeizure and sale to me dircxted by the
honorable thotllth District Court for the parish
of Orlnins, in the above entitled cause, I will
pro(ed it sell at ubhlic auction. at the Mer
ohants' and Auntionrers' Exchange, Rloyal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streta,
in thie fe,. nd Dlistrictof this city, on WED )Ni
DAY, April twenty-flfth. 1877, at 12 o'clock m.,
the following described tproper v. to wit:
TW) (JOLTAIN IA)TM OF (IROUND, TO
ather with the buildings and improvements
thereon, th rights. ways, privlleon. morvitudes
and dtepeodenices; situate in tie Vourth Die
trict of this city, In the square bounded by
Chestnut, Onliseum, Eglhth anlt Harmony
streets; sald lots adjoin each other and measure
together 04 feet front on Chestnut street by 121
feet 9 inches in depth, between paralle lines,
as per plan drawn by Henry Moelhausen, ar
chitect, dated May 4, lst4 anneox.d to an aret
pasdtl before Lucien ilermann, former notary
public in this city on the 12th of June, 1844.
,iing the same property atunlred by the ldefenti
ant erein trom plailntiflf herein as per not
put1a5l beforn J. Bendernag.l, notary publlic in
this ,itv, under data or Nov"mber I0. 1875.
Hnteltd in the above sulr.
'Terms--Ctsh on the s Ipot.
THeO. I. IIANDY.
Civil Rhritff of the parish of Orleans.
mh24 aV t 25
Emile Bulny vs. Mrs. . . Naatre and Iler
FlHusband and Mrs. Widow Chas. Brulard.
TIIIFTII DIRfTRIOT COURflT FOIt THE PAIR
i icth of ()rlan-s-No. So3 -By virtue of a writ
of stinire tlnd sale to me, directed by the Hfn
- orable the Fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans. in the tH)ve entitled ncause, I wili pro
- 'ettl t,, sthll at publict actit.on, at the Moerchants'
and Auetlo r.ers' ixchange. Itoyal street, to
twocn Cantal and Customhouse streets In the
Hecotnd District tof tnli city, on WEDNkHSIA Y,
Atpril twenty-flfth. 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the fol
bowing de-cri.d propt erty, to-wit:
1. A CEITAIN INOT OF ItOIJND situate In
the Hubcrb Trome in the Hecond )District of this
tity, In tht isIreto hounded by Treme, Marais,
i)lllnetlnt and mt. Philip streets, measturng 32
feet and a inches front on Treme street, 32 feet
tt inches in width in the rear, by 120 feet in depth
between parallel lines. French measure, the
whole according to ta ilan made by L. Murgl,
late surveyor, on the eighteenth November, 183G.
and annex i d for reference to an a-t of sale by
P. E. Wiltz to Victor Wilt7, prIssed before Jules
Mossy, a notary public nla this city, on the twen
~ty-eighth November, 1836,
2, d CERTAIN POtRTION OF GROUND. situ
ate in the same suburb and District asthe lot
Sof ground aforedescribed, in the squareNo. 49.
which is bounded by Dumaine, St. Claude, St.
Philip and Treme streets, and measuring 28
feet 9 inches. and 1 line front on Dumaine
street, by87 fet4 inches, and 5 lines in depth.'
)' The said portion of ground forms part of the
lot of grouhd designated as lot No. 10, which
originally measurel 44 teet front on Dumaine
street, by 120 feet deep and front on Treme
street.
SThe aforedescribed premises belong to the de
fendants herein, for having inherited the same
from Victor Wilts and Marie Esor Wiltl, their
deceased father and sister duly recognized as
their sole surviving heirs at law, by a judgmene
of the Second District Court for the pa lish of
Orleans rendered and signed on' the twenty
' fourth day of August, , in the matter of the
succession of Victor WItzY-No. 33,93 of the
docket of said sourt and as such put in posses
Ssion of all the poperty .left by said decedente;
which judgment was duly regtstered in the eon
veyant omoe of this ar , in book 102, follo
* 3 xA
tXSVMIAulur 1111011201111161
OWN MUTUJAL I1lSUIIAN(fl
COMPAMt.
Paid l i UCaplt*t, *$ " 4.0
vnrn1tO ThU NT11 MT AD1 1UUA
N'.t 4ihhtlnI gar. ed tre
ml fa tend Deooantls
and In ree t ...... :..... 54 1
Lossee, MEunsesIB, Taiee.
eW~..f..I.c- ....... ..._ 1177,9'1 04
dw1me d ontite l of
per etº ...,............. 1.41 1-10,16
11116*3541
eo Prat1 . t at
AUpim te 1" ul. meorettary. oI
MIIIQeiabTVM....VTA 00e1.00 001
OP~p NlflWoatuX m
me in course o ollo
b .oll ............ ...... J a. . 01 104
tH*tl d vald ald t stook tben er t p~ert an
ntu oonform withle tn e t torestmllnttt pet
obre o tie oermpan v e o W sý
OilB~t t OIP l Plver 11 40,
T otaI rl lwnth tl 5455*1015
rmams r40o14ved darine the teat endltie
Let 0, 1010, inoludesa unearned riemitllnM o1f
Nth rerbtmear-Vre niun H 1.. 1S...560*lD
OnF1v1hUke&9..... 10.04 1
Qna.I1jls*....56 .74439C~ II~ll
'Totall'reminmet ii...f....d 3,1511
ra uneatrned 1 . ..........,.. 1463041 00
sin ei~dE~a~Pndinma slt Hat, toll...000.11
folroti Aaueta
On iej H pvanhaee . .. , 104107
1101101 0
0111%4 loab III 100
- )Iort~'a4n 1on D 011
Mo.insurafte" oIAnti'e o inw
ýýrA ,.,m..p.m, 90,140 ý "
t'roflt....4t.O. eM... . ....... c...1o
Te omanr have teentl afollosinttiets- nda
F Are no oflWreal
Sworn to ntý susrbe ore0 me, the ad
Mss gonre t ot igale ani pcg 01.10
remAtm mjlng couthe Bof r of DIe...... 3r. Isid I
ate n .......... .,.....,..,.... (1 l~ 2
au~ oebii rýý.... ....pt..... 914
o iipn te 3l 1w ofJ n , 1815o itt Wa a aý
kbolder..onde....m....nd. 00I.0. P0
4 W IBUOTOUS:
ri eJune, 101:j. JAHIIA FAUST. Notary Pubxrr
Fet At a the Bo~yel~rsard of DBir ~ l
o1Ewn th oe t , tterdl wsj
r the ýto0 o1ýýenetrs. on rie~eri d.
interact on their stoacrl .
DIBIOTOis
mt DBPPPr;l·
loll~ ~ i
IWEuNTYupt 1iAaTH ANNUAL STahra r
-o# 'sis
caUCNNT MUTUAL XINSUBANMOU 00E
PANT.
New Orlen. Ma, O. ,o M.
TPhe Ithe me
7.urt. Vrmeum M sU aYI· s
..re~tms
tr rn uqra and re
tlur p Ira.inter..
nose on Md ea sl
st .o.,. fl.. .......... . 0.o M
The o ve t{o o1077 saet pa...
Te nt. etBoard 5rs e 71 11-- 5511d.1 h,.
Leaing, atth pan l afte rob d t%
stock. roft .........11 AN 79 %}
msn bn Dledie atoalL.... 1.o,711 87 n
t111. 13
y nds, bank and otm stooa . 1111017
T otal asse... ..... . .. ....... sN
The above ta.ea..t Is a true an erre. -
transorlot freom t th lmrý r ..1.i ,
BURT V. OGIDklt.Seoar
Sworn to and subeorlb1tl
The Board of Trustees resolved. That aftoW
arlnga the annual Interest of pDer pt
hCfTWENTT In 011sh
after the 12th day of June tutose
Inurlnur with the oompaly . to
lthe same.
TBUSTEEW. ;
anB. Newman. o. King.
John thelp. A
t Býorerem.r
v Jno. JL 5leadrarro
ý" Simon gHoernsh
JoS m Wolfen e. n . ; i
FOR SALM.
A HA D OM PLACE O1TWO AOBk rest
on the beautiful river. Teche. _ s Iw
acres of excellent. newly-t s: dof wVWli
s. are admirably adapted to tUe ltfvs q C
sugar. cotton, or corn the rblasee eob
of a magnifleent neadowc f which
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