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THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1899.

Ia the report Of the proceedings of the Council of the
Second Municipality, published in another column, it
will be that the Secretary of the Council after
serving that body with zeal and fidelity Tor three and
hayears has been sumnary dismissed without having
been heard in his defence.
The cause of this dismissal is simply this At the
meeting of the Council before Ibe last, the Secretary
preferred charges against the Sergeant-a Arms, and
the complaint was referred the Police Committee On
Saturday last the Committee into the investigation
and during which the Secretary, being unier oath as
ttess made assertion and repealed three several
4 times, and was each time fatty contradicted by the
Sergeant" alarms, whose conduct was the subject of
investigation, and who called to order bv the
Committee: provoked beyond endurance hv the ,sos
ence OF the Sergeant rms and receiving no protec
ton from The Committee, the Secretary gave the lie te
| the accused; whereupon the Committee broke up ant
refused to continue the investigation although III,
Secretary immediately stated ha, he had no intention
insulting the Committee and would, if the Comnitte
wished it, withdraw. Two of the Aldermen, Nlessrs
Caldwell and Glosd, present ut The examination
and voted against the report.
II the Secretary has been guilty of any fault, it was
yena one, and the punishment has been as severe az m
thinks it unjust and illegal He should, least, hav,
been permitted hearing, or allowed to explain
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REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. o.


City of Houston, l7th July 1880 =
IN pursuance OF requirement Of a law passed by
L Congress OF this Republic, approved Januar,
2lst 1889, making it the DUTY Of the Treasury II
advertise and cause to be sold the lots tho CITY
OF CALHOUN, on day by him fixed. Notice
is hereby Z vcn that the lots in the City Of Calhoun
will he offered at Pub ic Salc Monday, the 18th
day of November next, between the hours of Ten
O'Clock, A NJ. and Four O'Clock, P NJ, al the Capt..
tol Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth il,
the following extracts from the law above mem
toned
:" Sec 4.-Be it further enacted That tho lots in
said town shall be Offered and sold for other
rency than gold, silver, audited paper, the pro-
missory notes of tins government.
See. 6.-Be 1t further enacted, That the said lots
shall be sold on the following terms. viz: One
! fourth part to be.pad down, and the other three.
forth to be in equal instruments OF six, twelve and
oil hteen months.
:. Sec. 7.-Be it further enacted, That il any
person who shall purchase any of these aforesaid
lots. shall fi to make paymant Of the several in.
stalmcnts in conformity with sthis Act, ho or they
shall forfeit all such sums they may haveFpreyi.
ously paid, and the lots purchased by such default
ter shall revert to the government of the Repub.
lie. -
Sec. S.-Bo it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not excepted, shall have the privilege of pur-
chasing and holding the saine and the President is
authorized to issuepatonts to them soon as the
last in. stalment shall have been paid" -
The sale will continue from day to day, until all
Of the lots shall have been disposed of. -s..
Calhoun is situated on the East end of Matagor.
da Island, directly on tho Main Pass into Matagor.
da Bay, and from its advantageous position, will
probably become the principal commercial city in
Western Texas. ~. - -
y, A Plan OF tho city may be seen in tho General
Land Offics.
The several papers in this RepabIic tho Con,r,er.
cia Bulletin, Picayune and True American. Of N:
Orleans, will publish notice until The day Of sale
d -. -. LANES III. STARR
~ v-SeGrclary uftlte Treasury
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~ PHILADELPHIA the following Piano music; :
lie Denm Laudamns, by jackson, with An accom-
paniment for the organ 80,
This earth is the planet You, love, and me; BAL.
lad, by + Moore
CONF We Disronsolata: red song by Dutton
III think at llrr love song by MIR DsmpsleS-
composed byj II Hewitt.
l love forever, romont" for pann or harp. by c
Neiueke =
IL thou has erushd 4 flower; written by Miss He
nany; composed by Z Meineke
The Monkeys Wedding by Saccn, the fiddler
Old Rosin the Bow; snuthern ballad
The nice young Man, comic song
Air iii il lreciain in Egltto
Gatopuoes.-TrN olese air; We're a Noddin; The
Bells Of St Petersburg Le Pctit Tsmbour;
Home, sweet hune
Iaitses-Robn Aaar Over tue water to Charlie;
When Harmony wakens RAM dos Vsches
TIagalo The CampbeHs are coming Aurora
-: Che Sorsera', bravi Cosa Rpra; La Payzan"s i
Isabel, or the Cachuchu
q Manpuvrer: Grand Brandon Spring Waltz
New supply Of the Spanish imiar instruction.
Books by Quo Tor, and great assortment af oh he
i JOHNS & Co,
nj-fw of ST Charles aud Comulpp sts
EXCELLENT WORKS-The Thugs, or Phansi>
~ gars oi intn:a history ofthal extraordinary fra.
er,ily of assassns, by Capt Sherman, vols.
Walker on Chess: London edition
MsCultoch's Commercial Dciionary> latest London
edition
nuf0's Encyclopedia of Gardening: London edition
Sir VIM Cells Pnlnpejaua: splendid London copy
AiItons Paradise Ltst, with illustrations by Martin,
London 81. :.
,T,tter's Universal History. . vols mo.
Shakespeare: beautiful Boston edition, vols. mo.
With a'yafcty of standard and vaiuab works.
L JOHNS go
81 -;w corner ST Charles and CuIUn,un +
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CTATE A-Parish of Orleans
~ cnurt oE Prnhoie

CTATE OFLOUlSlANA-Pari of Orleans
y Court of Probate.
To all whom these presents may concern
Greeting.
Know ye, that where's William Mackey, res
itenl OF the city OF Maysvie, KY, has applied /"
the Register of Wills, N and tor tn parish 4 city
Of New Orl, ans, and otticiu Clerk OF the Court
OF Probal cs, in and for The Parish and city OF Ne"
Orleans, atort said. for aMONlTlON or ADVER
l1SEMENT, in conformity /" The &C, ct tn"
Legislature of the State tnllllrd 8 An act tor the
fur her assurance OF 'les to purchasers nj judicial
Sales" approved 10Th of March, 1884, notice IL
hereby given TO all whom il may concern that ny
vr'ue OF, and in obedience order Of sale tr"in
said court at proba'es, IN and tor the pnrl'h ana
city of New Orleans, henr II. dale the t"ird day ct
Apnl, on" thousnnnd eIghl hundred AMI thirty
eight, and rendered in the mnttcr OF the late
Nathaniel Cox, on the pctltion Of Christopher Adj
ans, Jun Svndir 1T the creditors OF said success.
sion oil n ,thanlel Cox. deceased, which order ot
sale lso granted pursuant to The Deliberations
of a meeting "i the creditors of the deceased
duly held and cnnvr ed ON the Ihrd day vi Feb
rnarr, eighteen hundred and thirty eight, before
IL. b. Crnhs, Esq. Notary Public, and nlso alter
the legal and usual publication had been made,
the Register of Wills did Sxp"se for sale by public
auction on the ninth day of May, one thousand
right hundred and thirty. tiEci. for account OF the
aforesaid succession of the late Nathaniel Cox,
dec enSet, he landed property hereinafter desc1i-
bed, Infringing to the sald su, ccsslnn, which pro-
prrlv was ndlud'cnicd to said William Mnckey as
the last and highest bidder thereon, for the total
prlcc and sum of seventeen thousand dollars.
Description OF Me property us gwen IN the judicial
C"nyevnnre:
All aud singular two certain lois of ground,
together with the buildings and impro, ements
thereon, and all the rights, privileges, customs,
ways, scrviIudes and advantages lhereunto be-
longing or in nnys Use appertaning, situate in the
suburb ST. Mary, of this city, the squire boundr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-24

Singular Phen0mena.--Wo arc informed, on
good authority, says the Boston Journal, that cap
tain Thomas, of the brig Edward, of Alexandria,
Cd. c. arrived ut Trieste in May last lie states
that it passing south Of Sicily he sailed over the
spot which was occupied by the volcanic island in
1888. After sailing about 25 miles on due east
course, he suddenly perceived the water all around
him to be white, if the bottom had been cha TX
or coral. 1t was SO white that every thing appear
cd bright with the reelected light, so that one nigh,
see to pick up pin deck although it was then
a quarter before 10 o'c ock at night. Its extent
was about 25o feet square. He struck with
surprise, ard sprung seize the lead but before he
could sound, he had passed over the illuminated
surface.
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3)rocee0fngs of Council.
S E c O n d NJ U NlCIP LITY
TUESDAY, 22nd October,

TUESDAY, 22nd Oct ober, 1889
The Council met, pursuant 10 adjournment
Present, Hon. Joshua Baldwin, President, Alder.
men Caldwell, Frer-:, Goyd, Hal, Locket,, Pc
ters, Rogers and SewCll.
The Journal of the two Proceedings meetings
having been read and approved,
The following weekly report of The Treasurer
was submitted.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
BY Balance last Report, S}488 OS
Amount receNcd since, 49,, 81 ~
53,lij As
Disbt'rsed tins week, IS, 991 81
Balance this day, 4,8,8 10
THO. SLOO, Jr. Tr.
New Orleams 22d Oct. 1883.
A Petition of f.. Johns & CO. was read when OIL
motion Of Mr. Lockett, tbs rules being dispensed
with, it
Resolved, That this Council do subscribe for on e
copy of the "Condensed Reports of the Supreme
Court OF Louisiana" by ]. Burton HARRISON pub
lished by E. Johns & co.
A Petition of certain boat breakers, was refe FRED
TO the Committee on Streets and Landings.
Mr.. Peters, Chairman of the COMMITTEE on
Finance, reported the following resolutions, which
were taken up and adopted.
lst Resolved, That the offer of WIN. Bell, to
construct and pete the new vegetable market,
at the junction of Annunciation and Tchapitoulas
streets, by the 18th day OF January next, for the
sum Of fifteen thousand five hundred dolIars, be,
and tire same is hereby accnpted--sad Bell to pay
TO the Municipality fifteen dollars per day for every
day beyond said date, during which SAID ma rkel
shu not he finished.
2nd. Resolved That the securities offered by
said WIN. Bell for the faithful performance of his
coutract,-to wit, Joseph Goutz and Nicholas
Murray, be, and they hereby accepted.
3rd- Resolved, That tho Surveyor be, and he
is hereby authorized to contract or shalt of This
Municipality, with said VIM Bell. conformably
with these resolutions, and the specifications made
by said Surveyor.
Mr.. Caldwell, Chairman of the Committee on
Streets mud Land ngs, reported the following,
which wers taken up and adopted.
Resolved. That tho Mayor b. and no is hereby
10 draw his wsIras un the Treasurer
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p IS6;;eco.-A correspondent Of tho Ilad;sopia..-
ays:-VftSinia will Is&etscdm more ,obacco this
year than any State in the union, and it is great
value. The crop of 1888 amounted only to q, GOO
hogsheads-this year it is estimated at $4,000
hogshcad. The entire tobacco crop Of Virginia,
Kentucky, Maryland and Ohio, for this year, is cs
tnated at $4,000 hogsheuts. Last year it was
only p 600.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-24

Pr0nunciation-The pronunciation of the stage
once standard, but lately it is absolutely ride
ulous. We should like to have score Of actors
inform us where they find any authority for pro-
nouncing du-jn. They say not duke but juke
out to rot upon his jung his" Such pronuncia
ton in our opinion, is of dubious authority.
N. Y. Despatch.
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UrnHmenNl Letter aud other type in prUpert0n.
These the prices ON edit of six months; but
wish this time TO encourage short credit cash pur-
rhases, aud will therefore make discount offs per
for New York ucceptances at ninety days. and 10 per
cent for cash.
We have recently added to former extensive as
different kinds and sizes of ornamental let
ter embracing CO.. hensr, exhn-conlelscd, extended,
outline skeleton. slIale ornamental modern thin>fn
crd black, &C.; GO flowers and great variety of
ornaments, forming altogether the extensive and
elegant assortment of Printing Types in the United
States and absolutely unrivard one. We also fur
nsh every other article that is necessary for printing
office.
y Printers Of newspapers who ,hlish this advertise
three times before the ls of November 1899 sens
ding us Of the publications., will receive payment
when they purchns" from the Foundry four times the
unUnul Of their uiil.
| GEORGE BRUCE 4 Co.
New Nurk Aug. 15 lG39.-Sll-:St
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- The October number Gthe Turf Reyistcr Is he
fore vi 1t contains the usual l,ntum of intell;,
gance relative to the turf-races run, and to be
run also good articles entitled " The Eng lish and
American Turf" How to buy horse" &c.
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iLa exc conduit an Postc du 3mc district do 10

l l. a GlG conduit an Postc du 3nlc. district do Ia
L ode. MunicpaIitG,
Uuc JUN EMIT sorel, ayant unc toe all front,
peu pres ! 5 mains dc haut.
lie propriGtaire est pre- de venir Ia reclamcr AL
postc du 3me. district do la Secondo MuncipalilG,
situe coin DIES rues Robin ct Annonciation, en-
prouvant sa proprete ct en- payant les tras.
81 dci uu 10 octobre proclaim, ellie n'etat pas
Reliance, ellie sera lie dit jour vendue rencan par
+. A. Gullotte, cncantcur, commencement Ia loi.
oct J. l.. WINTER leI. Lieut..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-24

We Atate, for the information of our absent
friends, that the weather here is at present cool
and the health of. the city is perfectly restored
Our ctizeus are returning by scores, and we soc
many new faces. Vessels are coming in, and every
thing begins to look brisk and business, like.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-24

We have received the October number of th,
Ladies Companion, periodical Of great merit.
II contains Il beautiful engraving, and one hun.
bred pages of matcr-such as tales, anecdotes,
poetry, &c. by good authors.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-24

4 AYrON * co, M. 50 Old ).cvee street, in adj
ton TO their former stock have received from Eng
land, per ships Chester E,wina and Nonuntum, and bv
arrivals from the northern cities the following
assortment o. Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors,
Chains, :urdugn, Leather, oils, &c. Which the, offer
| for sale Oh accommodate terns:-
HARDWARE.
Brgt trace chains; and log do; carrier chans
and chains for mills; bright taro!inn hoes, WOODS
and lyndon hrieht raFt steel hoes, and shoves and
spade; bright Louisiana hoes; gruhbnlg hoes; black
Cnroua hoes; best Arnngc anvils blackSmith's bel
lows, hammers and 0ngr; files, assorted, of all kinds
ibbols"ns MAXI Socke! spades assorted kinds;
saws; baud saws; copper swimmers and urIes
planat on bells; Indan corn mills: curry combs; wood
screws leg locks Amer lean door locks; pudlucks cabin
hooks steel yards cash md Pnpef boxes augrr; chscls
carpenters and smiths tools generally; bright staple vi
and general assortment OF table cutlery aud shelf
goods.
Hunts cast sue axes, la,ton pattern; Hunts broad
and hard axes With usso, men of Hunts tools Col-
Inns nxe and $50 dozen asst steel axes, made by other
good makers.
IRON, STEEL. &c.
100 tons lt square and round iroG Baltimore boiler
and plate iron; hoop iron all size; Kussn sheet irnn
and fiat bars, assorted, Sandrrsons make Crowley
Steel German do; hest ~ English b-tercd terI; Bancu
tin; plate z'nc; sheet and pig lead; shot, NIL sizes.
NAILS.
500 kegs cut nails, well assorted, from 3 II inches;
50 casks wrought uals fine clasp and rrse 80 kegs SUI
gar hhda nails: % KEYS fine horse shoe nails Grilln's
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors f all sizes; chain cables do; I0nO French
pots to 10 pntS spiders and skitles, large
ment; ltO salt krules; ploughs Of different nanuuco-
ries; nduw glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind stones;
and large stock Cullen mill stones, assorted sizes.
SHIP CuANDLERY.
Tancd rope and halserS, assorted; large and small
Manila rope, of the best kind and Boston 7nuiactnrc;
Manila bed cords and plough lines; and a variety Of
every article in the ship chanlery line; leather OF all
kinds just received from Philadelphia.
OIi.AND NAVAL STORES.
90 casks pure winter strained OIL so bhs d 100 bbs
I'd aud Sd quality lamp oil; 100 ,erces lnsecd oil do
olive oil; 100 bills la" 50 u pitch and ro,n; do soft
soap, c"n lar in malt hhls sir,s Of cnnc fright
vanish; cnpn and japan do; ncatstot oil; 800 kegs
WeIlticii's white lead, &c. o!4-tf
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THEW LAW BODk-Report of the Presbyterian
l. Y Church Case the Commonwealth of Pentis, Iva
MIA, at the suggestion Of James Todd and others w.
Ashbe Green and o!heis, by Samuel Miller a member
Sacrifice, ednon, in volumes, 70 from the ST.,
London edition, with numerous corrections and add
tons just received and for sale hv
ol2 A TOWAR, 40 Camp st
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100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 500 4Dn -
Selling prize Sc per ticket
81 LVESTER & Co.. I56 Broadway, NEW YORK,
Sole At gents.

u The receipts OF the sale of the tickets will be de-
posted in the Canal, Union, CarroI,on, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the of
Louis Schmdt jointly with J. b. Perrault actually
Cashier the Citizens Bank, and A. Baudouin ac-
tually Cashier othe Consolidated Bank Trustees,
per act passed more A. Mazureau, Esq. Not. Pub.
the Cd May 1889, and the properties transferred to
the above mentioned gentlemen unincumbered, as
1rl stees, for the security Of the fortunate prize hol
ders
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank the credit Oft the above named 5 City
Banks Of New Oreaus.
The Public referred the acts passed befl e
A. Maznrcau, Esq. Not Pub in relation to the prop
perties which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
An IN An IN

- - - IL
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF Jackets.
Two sail punc,uaily every Monday from each port.
This Lin" IT Puckcts have been Increased TO seN-
en- fIstcla7s Ships, consisting of.
Ship NashrWe. Captain Wood.
.ir.ansaS, Captain 5 Dennis,
Atabam", Captain c Berry,
orleans, Captain Scara,
IickSbnrg, Captain Bunker,
!0athcd, Captain Ashley.
NdShrWc, Cnuinn Wood.
EowiSa, Captain Truman.
Oe0me Captain I.yuna.
Ocmufeee Captain Ica,i,t.
.Ner SHIP - Captain W0odhouxc
New Ship - Captain Nichols.
The above hps all Of the first class, coppereH.
and copper fastened, and were built in New York
prSssIy for this rar!r-hcy Uf light ,augh, Of W.
ter and almost invariably the bar without deen-
ton
These packrls commanded hy Cap,hns well
per"uced IN the trade and viii nwn,s themselves
10 accommodate. They will ala avs be lowed up md
down the river, and will promptly sail advertised.
They have handsomely Furnished cruunnn Hons, and
stores Of the first qnuliry will ALWAYS he Furnished aud
every attention pad 10 the comfort nd satsfuc ton "
passengers
The prc" OF the cabin is liked ut $So wi,hou, vino
or liquor.
For further purticu lars upply to A COHEN,
mar:2 90 Common street ,
u Ihn shps not nccUuntn',lc for breakage q
glnss, hollow ware marble grNnte, coupeHge. ol tin
or rust ui non or steel responsible for package
parcel put on board, unless uar bill Of latnE Be-
| signed therefor, at the office OF tho agents.
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= rhA owner of draw l7.ii will Hense return the
receipt OF wn boxes marked + VI, for iavlor q Med
ley, taken from ship Alabama 10 Ne. % Common street.
,2i
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W. AS brought to The pound of the third ward, 2nd
w Municipality,
A srrrel MARE, blind, = star on her face, about Is
hands high
The owner of sal! property will please call at the
pound Of the Sd ward, ID Municipality situate ut the
OF Robin and Annunrntion Streets prove pro-
perty, pay charges aud take her away, before
l9'h October next $50, hen she will be sold
ton by Pa Guilloite, publj, alcoreer.
CO JLWINTER, lsti.ieut.
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Charles PGriaugo maintenant dGtenu contrc ses
Creancers.
NTAT DE LA LOUISIAN E-Cour du Prem
E ier District Ju.llci rc--Il est ordonn6 que les
cfeancers tn pGiltonnaire Charles Par!ango, sont
notifies dc comparaitre par devant la Cour, Mardi
10 y Noven.bre prochaln, 10 henres du matn,
pour dGduire les rusons, s!s en- ont pour lcsIuces
le dit retitonnaire ouirait pas du b6n6tice des
lois puss6e pour 10 soulagement des debleurs in>
soIvablo On arrostation.
T6mom Honorable A. NJ. Buchanan. iugc de
la Gne Cour, &C II Oclobre 1883, ..
Signc, JNO. l. LEWIS,
II oct,--3l in sod Grriii-r.
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IT w ITtto UF-' 'TITFF VI
JAMES b HuLLIN. n Camp ct
For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA
heyp/,tr D,-E,t

7tFyHTT fVfEt3.
BE- f'fra=S h The splendid passenger steambvas
trISstl=--4AS BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart MASTER
sssass. will Leave New Orleans every We'd
nesda, NJ 10. ocluch a. NJ. Tor Bayou 5n,a 4 every
Saturday Ut hncltck A. NJ tnHns toe c,,nst down On
Sunday. For freight passage apply 10 Capt. Ha1,
on board to
itb25 ADAMS l. WHlTALL'
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Justin Caslanc, i'll actual custody, vs. his Creditors
and the Creditors of J. Cnstanir a. Co. Ne. ISL
S.TATE OF LOUISlANA-Cnmmcr iar Court
~ of New Grlrans-By order of the Honorable
Chm!os Watts, Judge OF said Court, notice is
hereby published of order, ting all tho crc,li-
tors of Justin ,lusane, an iusolvent debtor, pcti
tIoning for HE benefit Of the laws made 70. the
relief Of inSo vent debtors in actual custody, to
appear in open Court on Thursday the l4ih day of
November next, al ten "'cloc: in the loren oon to
slew caurc, II amy they can why the prayer Of tho
petitioner should not be granted.
III. kcnnicoi1 Esquire is appointed to represent
the absent creditors.
Now Orleans, Clerks Office, October %, 1899
o2i ct Z. GARDERE, elk
CiCr ct les CIG4uc.cr de Justin Clstanie & Gle
No. 1871.
ENTAT DE ALOUlSIANE-Co dc Com
a. ncrcu dc Ia Nouvello Orlcuns--Par ordrc de
rllororabc Charles Watts, Jugc de Ia d,tc Cour
avis est par he pro ent donnG dam ordrc somnant
tous les creIncIcrs dc Justin Castanic, n dcbeur
msoIvahIe, dcnand,nt a jour- du bGnetce DIES lois
atcs pour sccourr les d5biteurs nsolvab!cs ctat
d'arrest1tlon, dc eomparatre le Jrudi IA Novcmbre
prochHin. devantle Jjngc paudcnce, IA reTet d'ex-
poser iuur motifs d0pposition a la deinanee du Pes
iltionnnre.
II. kennicot est nonlln6 pour r6presenter les
CrGancI1r aGscns.
Nouvcile Orleans Bureau du Grt flicr. 10 % Oc-
tobrc, 1899.
o24 St + GARDERE, Gftir.
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STATE OF LOCiSIANA.-Fmst Judicial District
- Cuult-CharleS Purlauge, in actual u,todv VS..
his Crc,torS.- No. IS 63-Il is ordered that the cred
of Charles Parlan2e the petitioner be notified to be
and appear in open coart Tuesday The 9TH of 40
vember, ut 10 O'Clock, Nj, To shew cause it any hey
have why sad petitioner should hive the benefit Of
tual custody.
Witness, The Honorable A NJ Buchanan Judge of said
L. Cont, this l7h October, 1882
o2i-2tuI2n JNO. l.. LEWIS Clerk