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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11
AMCskMENrs.
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81 NnNtlSb
This evening Colman's comedy of "The
Poor Gentleman" will be presented. Mark
Smith as Sir Robert BrdnJle Ben DeBar as
C5Ynet OHapod and Charles Pope as FTedsr-
icB, BrdmjIe The new comedietta Of the
Pretty House Breaker will conclude the
entertainment of the evening. The COM
rany deserve and the play is entitled to a
good house. Saturday evening is Mark
Smiths benefit.
Varieties Theatre.
Under jhe Gas Light, that great drama
Of life and love, has proved the most sue
cessful representation Of the season. The
only possible way to get seat IS to secure
one early.
The most expressive term applied to the
performance, the scenery aud the mecLini-
cal arrangement, is that the whole thing is
huge TIE drama will have a long and
profitable run here, as it did in New \ ork.
Academy OF Music.
The Queen OF the Air, Mile. Turnour, the
beautiful young girl Of fourteen, bewilders
astonishes and surprises all who witness
her performances on the swinging bar
She stands on she bar, and swings
to and fro, poised in midair, and
balancing herself so accurately that
she SEEMS as secure as though She were
standing on solid earth. And all tie time
smile on her pretty face indicates that
what appears terrific to others is pastime
to her Dave Hawley on the horizontal
bar is another wonder. The usual variety
entertainment fills the programme. The
ballet of the Mexican in Cad.z' this even
ing.
The CiTcus and IenagerIe.
While there are so many attractions at
the other places of amusement in
the city, the Circus is crowded
at both the day aud evening performances.
Lucille Watson eXcites establishment and
admiration as a graceful, daring and SUI
perior equestriennc. To the student of
natural history the exhibition of the wild
animals, embracing tigers, lions, leopards
and the California grizzly bear, the largest |
ever captured on the continent, is very
pleasing ard satisfactory. The youthful
Eugenie and the Herr Lengel literally |
beard the lion in his den" TIvoli circle !
IS the location Of the circus. Go there.
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Individually, and as member OF the firm of q
Casper II Go.

UNITED STATS MARsHAI,s OFFICE.
District OF Louisiana
,..,,,,. - = New Orleans, September 1869
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
seventh day of September A. D. Isss a WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY wss issued against the
estate OF u Casper, of New reans, in the parish Of
orleans and State of Louisiana, who was adiudged
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
o. any debts and delivery 6. any property belonging
70 sueh bankrupt to him or for his use and the
transfer OF any property by him, are forbidden BY
Jaw that meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt
10 prove their debts and to choose one or more as
signees OF his estate, will be held at a Court OF BANK
ruptey, 70 be holden at the DustOmhouse bnilding.
n the city Of New Orleans Louisiana before j. ii
o. Pitkin, Register on the eighteenth day Of Noyem
Der, A. ID. 1865 at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Y. j. HEBRON, u. s. Marshal
No. 955-sel0 nolS DISTRICT Of ionisisnn''
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PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF P0LI0

PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF POLICE
Some of our amiablc contemporaries are
worrying themselves without sufficient rea-
son because the Legislature Of the State
saw proper to confer upon Lieutenant Gov
egnor Dunn he duty Of presiding over the
Board Of Metropolitan Police Commission
ers. |. Is alleged that this is violation OF
tina. article OF The Constitution which pro
aibits any person from holding and exer-
cising more thar one Office at the same tine,
The President Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners is not properly State Office,
and is not so styled in the act. II
is provided that the Lieutenant Gov
ernor Tor the time being shall be cr-qgicio
the President, as he is ex-oili3io President
Of the Senate. The act requires new and
extraordinary duties Of him, and properly
grants him contingent compensation. An
Office: Of a corporation is not considered a
State officer, although appointed by the
State. There are three Directors Of the
Jackson railroad appointed on the part Of
the State, but they are not deemed TO be
prohibited from holding any other Office in
cJns quenca Of being thus appointed.
The Constitution OF 1861 contained the
same provision Yet the Democrats in New
Orleans did not scruple to send to the State
Senate The same man whom they had
elected City Controller. uH
The objection is more caplious than pro-
found, and is not urged Tor the benefit OF
The public, but to keep alive agitation.
which seems TO be the very breath Of some
Of 0ur contemporaries.
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ESTATE or MINos 7. GoRDY.
oTFGcE or UNITED STATES MARsl

OFFICE or UNITED STATES MARSHA.
district OF Louisiana.
,.,r,,- 80 - New Orlean7, La , October ia isfs (
iIil9 Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI on THF
q thirteenth dSy Of October, 1865 a Warrant in
nanTup,ey was issued against the esi ate OF MINOS
=. SGIhDf OF Franklin, In the parish OF St MARY
anu state OF Louisiana. who was adjudgei a bank.
I,upt on ms own Petition thar the payment of gnv
ueItS anu delivery OF any property belonging 10
fucA bankrupt, to him or FORMS use aud the Trans
isr OF any property BY him are forbidden by In y.
rupt, 10 prove their debts and TO choose one or
iunoIe essences OF his estate viii be held at a
iEouft o. BaniTuptcy, TO be hocen az the Custom.
mouse RuIldirg IN Tic city Of New Orleans LoniSi.
wv. Pei9re John r. pelne Register, on tho tiir.
O'Clock A II. - i'O0' at ten
+, j. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal
ANo 25-oclJ noI3 " Ao-iS4ah9
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The Bulletin of this morning publishes
the following joke on the editor Of this
journal
SCENE AT A COUNTRY PoLL-Enter at the
polls gang OF the nations wards and all
ask the Commissioner of Election for Hejr
tickets They receive for an answer that
''Ihere are the tickets on the tables dis.
tributed around and TO take whatever they
wished; that the Commissioners are there
to receive and not to give out tickets. >
They looking around find tickets scattered
about, but all printed on Paper of the
same color white.
SpOkesman-"Dem amt de tickets We
wants"
Commissioner-"There are both tickets
Democrat and Radical; you can take your
ehoice.r W.
Spokesman-"Oh, no dem all white
tickets; we wants de red ticket wild de
eagle on it." w
Cemmissioner-'tWell, here il isl and
commences to read them the names on tbe
Radical ticket when he comes to the NINE
OF A. l.. Lee, candidate for Presidential
eleetor. A''i'i
Oar bursts out the spokesman. .Didn,t
l tell you SO; dem is rebel ticket. lee i
Lee! one of the biggest iebels gwina
Come along, boys, we wont vote fall, ); and
no argument on the part of many Of the
bystanders could convince them TO The
contrary.
BARATARA, November 3, 1868.
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ESTATE OF MIS-. MARGARET rHoMpsoN

UNITED STATFs MARsHAI's OFFICE
District OF Louisiana
Jr,ry,s, 70, r- ~ New Orleans, fletcher l. 1853 I
u tHeniy-ninth day of September, a. D. Isf5 -
Hatraht n Binkr9picy was issued against the
Sstate OF Mrs MARGARET THOMPSON OF New
orleans parish Of Orleans and State Of Ionisiana
Eho was adJudged BANKRUPT On her own petition;
mat the pay ment of am debts aud the Jelvsrg NJ
any property belonging to said bankrupt to GoT or
do[ htT g. and the transfer OF any property by her
are otplIGen ny law tnat meeting of the credit.
ofs Oh sad bankrupt to prove their deb's ana to
Snp9se one or more assgrees of her estate wifi he
ntld at Court OF B4nkruptcy, to be holden al the
Gustonhousa Building in the city OF New OrIesns
LOUISIANA, before John +. Deaue Reaister on tha
sAisenth day Of November, A. b. 1868 al q g'elacl
a. ID. +. j. HEkRON, u s. Marshal '''A
No. 99i-oc6 noI4 'N' VI L'u'siana'
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ESTATE Of JOHN ANDER-

OFFICE UNITED STATES Ne,
District OF l.oa55
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE TIL NV H
twenty third day of October. A NJ
Warrant va in Bag kruptcy was issued
tne ts,ste sc OF Jg HS ,ANBERSON
who has been adiudged a bankrari
own petition; that the payment OF any u
Ye,lYery o! any property belonging to sa;s5l
to him or for his use, and the transfer OF ~
y by him are forbidden by law; that a M
the creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 h,
debts and to choose one or mora agsiybsji
estate, will be held at Court of BankfpH1
holden at the Registers Office, in the tos5
roe, Louisiana, before W, j. Q Baker, M
the twenty.third day OF November. A. b MI
o clock A. Nj. +. J. HEBRON, u S. N,Sl
District OF u
Per NJ M GRADY, Deputy, as Me.sengf
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ESTATE OF F. EDWaRD1

tFFICE jNrIED STATE M.v IN
District OF L1uiiaM
rr,,,,r 80 ,, Monroe, a., UctabsrE
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TUAf6l b.
twenty third day q October. A. I'M
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
the estate of L. EDWARDS, IN i6e III
Of U ION, ana STATE of LouIsia1L pu
has been adjudged bsnkrupt an
petition: that the payment Of any debts and
cry OF any properly belonging to said bgpr N
MN or for hi use and the rausfer oil sny HI
b5 INN, are forbidden by law: that ,geei5r "A
creators Of the said bankrupt, to prove ther r.
ana 20 choose one or more assicneCs Of his H3r
VIII be held at Court of Baukrupttv Ia bs III
a. the Re gister,- Office, in the town o. Mon.oNg
isi9Pa, before W, j. q. Baker. Resi,te-, on al,
tythlrd day OF November A. D. is6s, at ten III b
A, NJ. L. j. HEBRON, U. 5. Man
District Of lo1a = [
Per " NJ, Grady, Deputy. as Messenger. T..
ANO. C7-Oc9l ucH Wff
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ESTATE OF EMILE HoNoRE,
UNITED STATES IArsHAL.s OFFICE.

UNITED STATES IArsHAL's Office,
district or Louisiana, !
,,,,,,s, - - New Orleans Der o. 1853 J
NlilS II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
u ,el8hth day Of October, A. d. ,SG', Warrant in
was issued against the estate OF EMF
tnO NJ; n OF the par SIT o. Point C0upee and State
VI LIuisilanA, Who was aciuiEed bankrupt on his
99Tn petlIioh tlat the payment of any debts AVID
ueiEery OF any property belonging to such bankrnft
70 MN Sr Tor MS use, and the transfer of any nron
Ely Ky Oy nm are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
n creators OF the SAID bankrupt to prove their
ueD,s ana 70 choose one more assgnees OF MS
estate VIII be held al Court of BaukrrDfcy 70 ia
tOiuen az the Customhouse buidIng. IN the CITY Of
11eE orleans Louisiana, before j. Il. G. Pi biT
Register, on the nineteenth Csy of Noverrhsr A n
1865 at ten O'Clock A. NJ " -
A-No. 2}-Ocln nnll - y. :. l9'lI-
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ESTATE OF F. G. JuNp
OFFICE UNITED SrAT-s NNj
Dlsfr-rtr o,,s

OFFICE UNITED STATS N.i
Di.trctG l.eaisil
THIS Is TO GIVE No iICE IiIATT al
4 Fenty.third day Of October, A d lAii
"a in Bankruptcy was issue8 against hi Y
T. y JONES, in the parish Of OuGchita sri
his own petition that inc psymert
debts and delivery Of airy properly \
70 said bankrupt to him or for his rs, h
transfer Of any property by him are forbiflsl
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said ma
prove their de- BITS and to cboosa one or ,,,oys,
Of his estate, will be held at a Court OF BS6j
70 lie holden at the Registers office. In M
Monroe, Louisiana, before w. j. o Baker n
on the twenty third day Of November 4. DI
FL. HERRON, U. S. MAJ,
Per NJ. NJ. Crazy. Deputy, as Mes5etr'efl'
ANO. C6-oc3l no2l eve
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NEWsPAPEKs. MAGAZINES
BOOKS. STATIONERY, RTo
A. SIMON

A. SIMON.
So.s..s.- ss..horonno sCreek..,..,,.,,,.. IA
HAS ALWAYS FoR sAIR
An the CITY PAPERS
All the Northern and W Astern DAIIIEa
This leading PICTORIAIS
~ different Publications, among which Ar.
me American Naturalist the journal Of
rnhosophE Thrilling Narrative OF the Union "a
iaEees ana lhs Massacre Of the Martyrs Of Iiharf~
L. Progrea, etc. ~ N-"aet
subscriptions received for the American Ooua,.,
history Of the Great Rebellion, by Horace l5raalss
"a Two large, doubie column octave Volumes 81 III
pages each, Illustrated with l4f Portraits Enarsv
LAC Quotations. and s2tb references. Ote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

The New York press is discussing sue
cessor to Mayor Hoffman. The Repub.
lieans, Of course, have no idea that they
can elect any one of their own party, and
they therefore propose to unite with the
better disposed Of the Democratic party ia
selecting an honest and capable man.
In this connection we notice that the
SIN Is out for Manton Marble. the editor
of the World. Doubtless it will be amus
Jog to see how the red hot editor of the
Democrat will receive this nomination. The
World is the particular object Of Bricks
antipathy.
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ESTATE OF TH0s. GAIL

OFFICE UNITED STATES n
District Of ~
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TiJI'25F
Il 4 tweu ty'third day of October,
warrant IN Bankruptcy was issn.!a
the estate o. THOS GALLAGHFiP5
Ish Of MorehOuse and State OF T.5,t
mas been adiudged bankrupt on n,
tltion; that the payment OF any IA
1upt to him or for his use, and tbao
any property by MIN are forbidden bve
meeting OF the creditors OF the said H..
prove their debts and to choose one l.
ssisnees OF his estate. will be held at
bankruptcy, TO be holden at the ReriS.ss.
the town of Monroe, Louisians, belo,,
baher' Regls ter, on the twenty thrd N
vember, A. d 1863, at 10 o clock A, N w
T. j. HEBRON, u S Mar.s.
Per NJ NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Mes n bI ~
ANO. C3-uc3 lno9l "s'l
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EsTATE OF g. j. MARSH

OFFICE UNITED ST4rrs MlE--
Monroe Dl 81 n Ct I,, oGi = 4 is rune
Is M Gt ,y N9 ,df fH AZ accept
II BssskFfnPtey was issued aeans! ne lies Lettr
Louisiana X. who has been adudsed lanI His success
delivery property belonging to SAID 81 episte
ery by him are forbidden b. IaW; that md the offer
debts and to choose ons OF @'nS more ass s. Another
holden AZ the Rssste H oee 81 II be o to
the ps dsg Of 81 Baker Reg eapetb
o CLOCK A. NJ FL HEBRON u Mar JOS us tina
PerMMG R,pv DAMMIT Di.t mt. Of Lon1 empire
A No. 65-oc31 no2l - hi kpanar r
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ESTATE OF j. 8. TEAZR

OFFICE UNIT D STATS MAJ
District OF LOUIS q
THIS is To GIVE NoT1JE THAT d pl
twentythird day of October. 4
a Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
the estate of j. s. TEAZEL, Bel
parish Of Union and State OF L0gisianl
has been aciudeed a bankrupt on M boz
petition; that too payment OF ang del
delivery OF any property belonging to said bs ION
70 MIN or Tor his use, and the transfer Of 10 ar
frty by him, are forbidden by law: Il az d med su
the credit.rs of the said bankrupt, 10 pros ,ns
debts and TO choose one or more assgnea ''
estate, will be held at a Com OF BaukrIptcf III
holden at tha Registers office, in tho toTnd
r e, Louisiana, before ". } q Baker, ReTs lam
the twenty third day of No,eab Der A. D. Id
o clock a. NJ. II. j. HERRUN, u. S Mani slhi
District o Lou
Per NJ; NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger ERat
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ESTATE or u. NJ, gry1

OFFICE UNIFIED STATS NJ,
District OF I,ops
,,-r,,s, 70, ,,-, Mon oe, La, Octobsr
MS - 10 GIVE. NOTICE. THAT
twenty third day of October, A. d itsa
n y Bankruptcy was issued against the e,ist,
hENNEpi, in the parish of JacLso5
Of Louisiana, who has been adjudged b,s
L ~ own rstliloni that the payment OF AM
10 him or Tor his use, and the tran fer m ~
" by him, are forbidden by law; that
the creditors of the said bankrups. Ia NJ
will be held at Court OF BarEruntcy ~
at the Registers Office. in the town y H.
Louisiana, before W. J. Q Bake, Relists.
twenty bird day of November, A. d, IN III
CLOCK A. M. +. j. 1EkROS. U. Is. M
Per N NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as MessenIrs,
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OF RINALADoD Mani

OFFICE UNITED STATES Mas .o's
District of Louisa Ii n
rv,r,,. -. ~, Monroe, La, October
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI UStiis O.
twenty-third day of October A. d
s,,in warrant RAM IN BsnkrHetcy was ce '
BE. Of the parish Of oa aRR a and nder
Of Louisiana, who has been adj dyed a band a.
MS own petition: that the payment OF AM MP
and delivery of any properly belonging
bankrupt g. him. or for his nee and the tras*
any property BY him are forbidden BY law; & I
meeting Of the creditors Of the said banknM ~ :
prove their debts and to choose one or ID ore ane
ess q ms estate will be held at a Court Of lat ii
town Of Monroe, Louisiana b e5ore " 9m olIal
befi ss on the tEsntyshird day OF Mover ON
- F. j. Hebron. II. 3 Mara afte,
PsrM NJ GRADY. Deputy, as Messenger. ~
ANo. 12-ocal no2l
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The Turf.

The Picapue this morning has a list oil
the horses that have arrived here for the
approaching races. This is the list:
Colonel Nelligan's stable Bismarck. b
h., y. o., by Lexington, dam by Glencoe
Bay colt, by Daniel Boone, y. O., dam by
Brown Dick.
Colonel G. A. Hamilton's stable-Tou
Green, CHI. b., 5 y. o., by Memnon, dam by
Tempest. Boneta, CHI f., y. o., by Mem.
non, dam by Tempest. Deposit, oh. e., 4
y. o., BY Aemnon, dam by Tempest.
Georgia stable-Nannie McNairy, by
jeff Davis, dam Elizabeth MeNairy. GRAY
colt By Lightning, dam Becky Bee, by
revenue. Gray FLY, by Lightning, dam
by Glencoe. ~'
Missouri stable lantagenet, cb. G.. 4
y o., by Revenue, dam Rosa Bonheur. by
imp: Glencoe. Pat Malloy, ch. c., 3y. O.,
BY Lexington, dam Gloriana, by American
Eclipse. Shutdown, 8 y. O., BY Uncle Vic.
dam imp. Sunny South, by Irish Bird
catcher.
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bad, as he agrees or disagrees with them.
It is The same spirit that hung men in this
country who dared to question the divinity
Of slavery.
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n. W.TRAvIs. Secretary.
BOARD OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, October g. 1903
By virtue of the 37th section of an act entitled "An
Act to Consolidate the City of New Orleans, and
Provide for the Government and Administration of
its Affairs, approved sbruary g. 1882 and for the
purpose of funding he debt of tie late Muncipali.
ty Number Two falling due on the sixth December
prozimo, sealed proposals will be received at this
Office for The exchange of the G3 sxty,three Bonds
of Sl000 each, issued by Municipality Number Two
to the City Bank, for Con olidatsd Bonds Of the
City OF New Orleans, dated December l. 1868 wing
twentyfour years to rum with interest coupons at.
ached thereto the rate of six per centum per an.
mum, payable semi annually in the city Of New York
Proposals 10 be indsrsed offer for Exchange OF
Bonds TO be opened the first day of December,
1853, at twelve o'clock NJ. and addressed to O. De.
Buys, Sc .rotary, Boom No p City Hall.
BY order OF the Board
oc23 no30 0. DEBUYS, Secretary.
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IN BANKRUPT,
ESTATE OF F NJ. en-

OF M q
.... OFFICE UNITED SrA7rs
Di .trict af ~
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE TIfpts
L twenty third day of October, A d 'i isa
" snn,5,riup'cy was issued agan=t tho AZ
GR INT, in the parish OF Ouacbita ~
Louisiana, who las been adiuuaed n
ms own petition; that the payment of a..
delivery of any property beionglng ~
fupt, TO him or for his use, and The tTs.
property by him are forbidden By law. N
Their debts and to choose oue or mag ta
ms estate will be held at a Court of III
bs holden at the Registers Office in \
bIonroe. Louisiana. before W. j. q. Rat..
on me twenty'third day Of No en- e., a \,
o CLOCK A. III. Il. j. HEBRON, Il, &
fsr nj. GRADY, Deputy as Messepo.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OH
District of Louisid
THIS is TO, GIVE NOTICE THAI Os
L twenty-third day of October, A. d l56s, |
rant IN Bankruptcy was issued acaiai
estate Of JONATHAN MERRITT' 81
roe. 10 the parish of Ouachita and 81
Louisiana. who has been adIudged a rgnl1
h Is own petition; that the payment OF AMI
bankrupt to him or for his use, and tie trad
any property By him, are forbidden BY law;
meeting, of the creditors of the said banl|
prove Their debts and to choose one or "a
signees of his estate Will besheId a. n T,onrt N
ruptcy, 10 be holden at the Registers otfcsl
town OF Monroe, Louisiana, before w. j. o.
Register, on the twenty-third day Of Novembss
1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
f. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marss
Di tTict of LOUIS
Fer NJ NJ GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

Will open for visitors on WEDNESDAY, No7em,
Der 1, 1868
The ST LOUIS HOTEL will be oyened in its
usual style on TUESDAY, December l, 1903, Major
W A. Hud, Manager O. L. HALL.
OCz6 Pm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-11

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1t has received over six thousand voluntary testmo
mails of its excellence. many of which are from pbv.
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Its sold in hat-pound bottles, tthe name blown in
the glass; by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere at One Dollar per Bottle Wholesale by
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w EsTWAHD THE STAR OF EN-.
PRE- TAKES ITS WAY.
Secure a Home In California.

THE IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD ASsoCIA.
TON OF CALIFORNIA,
incorporated under the laws Of the State Novem
her Goth, 1867, for the purpose Of
PROVIDING HOMES FOR ITS MEMBERS.
and thereby induce immigration.
SAptAl 81 90 900
Divided into 100000 shares at IS each, parable in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to subscribers immedi
ately upon receipt Of the money.
NO PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE THAN FIVE
SHARES.
Circular, containing full description Of the
property to be distributed among the shareholders
will be sent to address upon receipt OF stamps to
cover return postage.
Information as to price of land in any portion OF
the State, or upon any other subject of interest to
parties proposing to immigrate cheerfully furnish.
ed upen receipt of stamps for postage
All letters should be addressed
SECRETARY IMMIGRANT HOMESTEAD AS.
ISOLATION, Postofice Box No So, San Franc SEQ
California sro7gr
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PIONEER GRANT CLUB.
GLoRIFIcATIoN MEETING OVER THE
ELECTION OF GRANT AND CoLFAx

ELECTION OF GRANT AND CoLFAX.
There will be a meeting OF the members of the
Pioneer Grant Club. and such others as choose to
Join on the occasion, at the National Hail. Poydras
street. between Franklin and L berty streets, on
FRIDAY EVENING, November u, at 80, Tor IL o
purpose Of eongratulaton the election of Grant
and Colfax.
Distinguished speakers will address the meeting
and Important business will be transacted.
Every member is expected to be on hand with his
friends. Let the hail be filed with the friends of
Grant and Colfax, the men who stand p edged to
restore peace and prosperity to our country.
j. n G. PARKER,
President.
n, W. TRAVIS, Secretary. noo St