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New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

PARAGRAPHs.-A Mrs. Reagan, living at
No, 43 Rousseau street, was last evening
dangerously wounded on the forehead by
a blow from Q billet of wood in the hands
Of her husband, John Reagan, and now lies
in critical condition. The husband was
arrested.
Warrants have been issued by United
States Commissioner Warren for the arrest
of six seamen, belonging to the ship Ale
wine, and alleged by the master of the ves-
sell Captain Rahmaun, to be deserters. The
Commissioners action is based upon the
provisions of the reciprocity treaty between
the United States and the North German
Union.
A correspondent of the Times recon-
mends that all the bar-rooms of the city be
closed from one to four O'Clock this after
noon, in respect to the memory of the
peace-maker the late Thomas Sinnott. of
Tattersalls saloon, who was shot while at
tempting to restore good feeling between
two brothers.
Mr.. Il. White has been appointed Chief
of the detective police force, a position
made vacant by the appointment of Captain
Cain as Superintendent of the Metropolitan
Police.
1t is whispered that telegram from
Washington was received in this city last
evening, requiring the United States authori-
ties to keep sharp lookout for the filibus-
tering expedition against Cuba which is
organizing here.
Michael Flynn, residing with his parents
near Annnnciation Square, was severely
wounded yesterday by the accidental dis
charge of a revolver he was holding in his
hand. The bullet passed up his left arm
and penetrated the side just below the arm
pit. 1t is considered dangerous wound,
but not necessarily fatal.
About two o'clock Thursday night the
residence OF Mr.. T. B. Sweet, on Calliope
street, was entered by unknown persons,
who administered chlorotorm 10 the in-
mates and then robbed the premises of
valuable lot of silyerware, set of jet
jewelTy, some gold chains and small sum
of money. They effected an entrance by
means OF an outsider and left by the front
door.
A stabbing ARRAY took place, yesterday,
between Thomas Doyle and Hardy Burcell,
two sailors, on board the schooner Walter,
ously wounded and sent TO the Charity
Hospital.
The suit of Harry Mccarthy and wife,
AJukN4C 4SotNlACs a4AL9s AlpAAulL5 "
for five thousand dollars damage for al
legged breach of contract-when they had
agreed to give them theatrical employment
for a certain specified term and required
them to perform at the "Oxfordn music
and drinking saloon-is progressing in the
Seventh District Court and set for trial on
the tWenty-siYth instant.
Cases will be called in the United States
court on Monday.
The weather this morning is again warm
and beautiful.
Officers Delany and Conway captured
early this morning, at the corner of Ba-
ronae and Delord streets, from parties who
escaped, a copper heater, two baskets and
about thirty pounds of lead pipes. The
whole property belongs to Jacob OFT,
builder, near TiVoli Circle.
The examination of Timothy (nOt
Tbomas) Hayes for shooting Thomas Sin
not at Tattersalls saloon, has been fixed for
the twenty-fourth instant before Recorder
Becker.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
Monetary nv a and Commercial. n NJ
MONETARY.
OFFIOF OF THE DAILY REPUBLTOAN,l 4
SATURDAY November "a, l p. NJ, 1859 .

OFFIOF OF THE DAILY REPUBLIoAN,l 4
SATURDAY. November "a, p. M l8oa =
Ths money market properis unchanged
Gold opened at l3cS9ls55S agaipst ls44 At New
York, but with subsequent ;elegrams reporting an
IMPROVEMENT in the latter market rates here ruled
hgner We note sales of S3O00 before the receipt OF
the l0A N. dispatch from New York, at I34st. 500
and n0O0 at 1851. Al the board last night $500
SOLD, seller 8 option Mondag or Tuesday. at l341S
In silver $500 in American half dollars changed
hands at lsS3l 7-' 7-.- III \ - .
Foreign exchange is sitter. in agreement with the
sterling sold at l47 and fsO0 bank sight at ls7S In
francs 10000 AL commercial were sold at 390, and
moaarato amount Of bank u0oO0l at 3s6I<. Late yes.
tsr6sy not included in our previous report sale Of
45uOA Al sterling was made at lG74 for gold
Domestic exchange is quiet but firm, with light
supply Offering. 4 he banks check on New York at
par 70 u " cent premium We have not heard of
any sales of commercial
Nothing reported in stocks or bonds. IT..
CltY treasury notes are without any material va
Ration. 5000 sold at 30 p cent scouDt The deal
ers bus the small sums offered across their counter
at 42 discount and sell at 40alL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANS
PORTATION.

HEADQUARTERS FFTB MILITARY DIsrRIcT,
State of Texas,
Office of Chief Quartermaster
Austin, Texas, koVem oer s. 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WIEL
- be received at this office until MONDAY, De-
cemher "a 1853 at II O'Clock NJ for the transport ton
Of military supplies from the first day of Januarg,
1869, to the thirty first day of December 1859, the
following route, VIZ:
From Corpus Christi all military posts
Rio Grande River South OF 81 degrees north lati
tude, and all intermediate points,
Bidders will state the rate per hundred
QC0 pounds per one hundred 400 miles at which
| they will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give their names in full, well
their places of residence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by bond in the SUN OF ten thous.
andQe 0O0dolsrs, signed by two or more responsible
persons guaranteeing that IN case the contract is
awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal to
the parties proposing, the contract will be pied
and entered into, and good and sufficient security
furnished by said parties in accordance with the
terms of this Advertisement.
| The amount of bonds required from the cSntrac.
tor will be hsty thousand ,O10 dollars.
Satisfactory evidence of the solvencv of each bid
der and person offered as security will be required.
Forms of contract may be seen at the office of the
Depot Quarternaster at San Antonio and at Browns.
vile, Texas, and at this office
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals must he indorsed Proposals for army
transportation" " and addressed to the undersigned
| BY command Of Breyet Major General j, j. Rey
nods.
BTevet Brigldier General and c. q. M, Fifth Mill
| Distri
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
RECEIPTS nP PRnnnnH.

YIOKSBURG-Stsamer Bart Able-sf3 bales cot
ton l05' SKIS cotton seed
VICKSBURG-Steamer Gov Allen-les9 bales cot
ton d06e SKIS cotton seed
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Glide-5ee bales cot
ton l6 hhds sugar lis hbls molasses
BAYOU SARA-SteAmer Iafourche-el bales
cotton 2l5 bbis molAsses "a hhds sugar
AFrAKAPA6-SteaIner Pesrless-2S bAlef cot
ton l22 hhds sugar llb bbls molaSses
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

EROOKPORT-Steamship AIabAma-265 Head cat
tie $50 do sheep q do horses
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PoRTS-SteAmshlp
Dudley Buck-from Havana, 100 bxs sugar. From
Key West, 2 bxs sugar do VINE bales tobacco
MOBlLe-Steamer Franoes-9 bales COTTON 70 DO
domestics do sugar
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

BRAzOS SANTIAGO AND GALVESTON
Steamship Q Harris20 bbls our 100 bbls lime 10,
bales tobacco $50 bLs starch
ST LoUIS-Steamer ernslie-l50o bxs sugar
HAVRt-Ship Jane SOuthsrd-Ss50 bales cotton
2sQV slaves
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
PROPOsALa FOR Amy TRANS
PORTATION.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
State OF Texas,
Austin, Texas November 2 1863
SBALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, WILL
- be received at this Office until MONDAY, De-
cember II, 1863, at twelve o'cloeE NJ for the trans
portalion Of military supplies from the first day of
January, 1853 to the thirty-brst day of December,
1863, on the following route, viz:
Route No. a.
From Brenham, or the terminus of the Western
Branch of the Texas Central Railroad, to Austin,
Texas
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 600
pounds per one hundred 400 miles at which they
will transport said supplies. =
Bidders should give their names in full as well
their places Of residence, and each proposal should
be accompanied by bond in the sum of ten thou
sand $4,000 dollars signed BY two more respon-
sbe persons guaranteeing that in the contract
is awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal
TO the parties proposing, the contract will be ac
eepted and entered into, and good and sufficient
the terms Of this advertisement.
The amount of bonds required from the contractor
will be fifty thousand (S50UO0l dollars
Satisfactory evidence Of the solvency of each bid
Ger and person offered security II be required.
Forms of contract may be seen at the Office Of the
Depot Quartermaster at San Antonio and at Mar
shall, Texas, and at this Office.
The right is reserved 10 reject any all bids that
may be offered.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation" and addressed TO the undersigned
By command of Breyet Major General ]. J. Rey.
nolds. j. A. POTTER,
Brevet Brig. Gen and ohef Qnsrtermaster.
nolU VI fIttl Military District.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
OFFICIAL NOTIORS--OITY.

MAYoRAITY OF Nav ORIR1Ss'
City hall September 90 lsea.
No. 1046-New Series.
Resolved. That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized to SELL after five days notice in the Of
heial Journal the contract for cleaning out All the
draining canals, according to specifications in the
Surveyors Department..
(SiEnedl ALFRED KEARHY
President Board Assistant Aldermen
CSignedJ THOMAS MARKEY
Pres dent Board Aldermen.
Approved, September 40 1858
A true COPY.
JOHN W OVERALL Secretary.
CoETRoI1ER's OFFICE
City Hall, Z
New Orleans November 10 ls2
Notice Is hereby given that the Controller vii, At
his onioe on TUESDAY, Novem Der H. 1869 at noon.
adiudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders. the
above contract, as per specifications On hle In ma
noiat PAS. LABARRE. psputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

bECUND DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PARI5H
OF ORLEANS
No. 81 2s6-In the matter Of the interdetioa Of Mrs
Catharine e Richards.
THIS CASE CAME UP TO DAY REGULARLY
for trial.
Present: Cotton d Levy, for Francis Richards,
praying for the Introduction of his wife; Souis q
Cb2rvet. for Mrs. c. Z. Richards.
When, after hearing pleadings evidence and ooun'
sci. the Court being satisfied that Mrs Catherine E
Richards is an insane person
1T Is ORDERED, ADJ DGEE AND DECREED
that Mrs. Catherine e. Richards be pronounced an
tent TO take charge Of herself and administer her
ate and that therefore she be and she is hereby
declared interdicted and disqualified from perform .
ing any of the acts or contracts which persons OF
age and competent in law have the power Of per
forming legally, and that public notices Of this iudg
ment be given in the manner ind Gated by law. The
costs herein to be borne by her estate.
Judgment rendered August "a, 1858. -
Judgment signed August D. 1858.
(SiRnedl LIS DUVIGNEAUD, Judge
A true copy;
ii o. TRACY, Clerk. noe i3 Is
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
MEMORANDA.

We are informed by Aessrs. Wood. Low Lud-
wisssp, agents of the Merchants Line of steamers,
that the steamship Gen. Meade. Capt Sampson,
sailed froa New York for New Orleans on the svez-
ing Of the 18th inst.
The ship Hermins. from Bremen Sept. IL. brought
out liz passengers,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Nrs. Margareth HalAt-
No. 81, Ar
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> ish of 0reGns.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and to all other person.
herein interested, TO show cause within ten day 5
from the present notification. if any they have or
can why the account presented by John Hais, testa
mentary executor of this estate, should not be he.
molC gatsd and approved, the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith. and he said John Haist dis.
charged from all further trust and liability in the
premises.
BY order Of the Court,
noloHl9 M. U. TRACY. Ulork.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
~ TE 7777 CHANIOS

TMIRRANTS, LABOREKs. ME-
u ltt fT CHAhICS.
Az many emigrants are now arriving from Eu
rope, parties wishing farm laborers, ohanios
house servants, will do well to call at the BUREAU
OF IMMIGRATION, liz Customhouse street New
Orleans. send their address, with descrp ption Of
the kind OIL abor required. Persons wishing employ
ment may also avail thems elves of its advantages
The Chief of the Bureau is preparing for publica.
tion at an early date report upon the resources Of
Louisians, especially her Agricultural commercial
and manufacturing resources, and would be under
obligations for any new or usuAi information
upon these subjects The results of individual in
dustry and econ omy in farming and frut-raieng
JAMES o. MOVES,
Chief Of Bureau Of Immigration.
polS oodlm s..
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

Succession of John q. MaHnselI-No e, 5Os
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orieans-Whereas Julia haunsel
has petitioned the Court for letters of admins
tration en- the estate Of the late John S: Naunsel
deceased intestate Notice ls hereby given TO al
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be grantedi
By order Of the Court.
NOS 8 Il N. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
POLITICAL NOTICES


Special Notiee .-BUREAu OF lNNIGRATIoN.
New Orleans, November Il, 1ses-All parties having
claims against the Bureau Of immigration. in the
form either Of vouchers or open accounts incurred
during the administration OF j. O. KGthnsn. uust
present the same at the Bureau Of Immigration, liz
oustomhouse street, within the next ten days. pre-
paratOry for settlement r
-..iHt JAMES o. MOVES
novl3 l0t Chief of Buresu.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
sucees.Ioa Of Gustaxe Won Hefe-NO. q ~

SEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR
. parish OF Oreans-WhereAaB Barbara Vom Hofe
has pettioned the Court for letters Of a6ministra
ton on the estate of the late Gustave Hofe,
deceased intestate Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the pray Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court.
NOS oA NJ, o. TRACY, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

Coal On ExPLosIoN.-About eleven
o'clock Thursday night the eldest daughter
of ex-Recorder Kreubbe, Of this city, Miss
Dora, nineteen years old, was seriously in
jured by the explosion of large coal oil
lamp, at her fathers residence, No. 4l9 st,
Charles street. 1t appears that son of
Judge Kreubbe, employed at the German
Gazette, was very unwell, and required at
tenlion, and Miss Dora was preparing to
sit up with him. The family had all re-
tired with the exception of a young son,
who was sent up stairs to procure
additional blankets, Miss Dora held
the lamp up in her right hand to
light his way. He procured the blankets
and threw them down, striking the lamp in
SO doing. An explosion ensued, which
sounded like the report Of pistol, and the
unfortunate young lady was Immediately
enveloped in flames. Her shrieks Of agony
were heari-rending. The parents of the
young lady sprang from the bed, and the
mother, with remarkable presence of
mind and maternal affection for her
daughter, threw herself fearlessly upon her
body, and at once smothered the flames
with the woolen clothing she had on.
DR.. Holt and Mr.. Davidson were passing
the house at the time, and hearing the
shrieks, jumped over the front railing of
the house, and proved of signal service in
giving their assistance. DR.. Blancke, and
Mr.. Park, druggist, were also attracted 10
the house, and contributed their services.
The young lady, II is feared. will be dis
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

IMPORTANT TO TAxPAYERS.-The luxury
of paying for portion of the damages done
by mobs that have performed voluntary
patrol duty for the purposes of plunder and
assassination, will be enjoyed by the tax
payers of this city. This is one of the
little bills. There are many others:
New ORLEANS, November IL, 1868.
Hon John R. Conway, Mayor of the Cityof New
Orlean":
DEAR SR-On Monday, the twenty-sixth
of October last, my house and store, stu
ated on the corner Of st. Ann and Clai-
borne streets, in this city, No. 1856 st. Ann,
were forcibly entered by mob of the city,
which took possession Of and carried away,
and destroyed property belonging to me to
the full value OF twenty-six thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three dsllars. A list
of the property thus destroyed, with the
valuA thereOf ia as falloWs.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

ship Jane southardt blshop, Tor daVre
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Steamship Dudley Buck, Partridge, from Havana
and Florida Ports, to + W Perkins 6co-lst dist
Steamship Alabama, Benson, from Rockport, to
GA Whitney &co-lst dist
Ship Hermine, Wilson 90 days from Bremen, to c
seiler &co-4th dist
Ship Pequot Hogg from Newport, Wales, with rail
road iron, to mAster-Gretna
Bark Rosetta Mcneil Kelieran, l3 days from Boston,
to g A Fosdiok &co-lst dist
Bark Ansel, Vaughn, from Liverpool Sept 2s to A
ZeregA-Point
Schooner Challenger, Josephs, days from Rustan
Island, to Pillsbury-2d dist 10
TowBoATs.
Title @ Jewett. Follett, from the Passes-Weut
down light-Brought up ship hermine and bark
Rosetta Mcneil.
Harry Wright, Wright, from the PAsses-went
down lght-Brought up ship Pequot bark Ansel
and schooner Challenger.
sTEAMBOATs.
Frances Blakeslee from Mobile.
Bart Able, Harrison, from Nlcksbnrg.
Gov Allen, Leathers, from NlcksbuIg.
Aloe, Wood. from Lower Coast
Tahlaguah, Blanks. from Ouachita river.
Glide, Muse, from Grand EooFe.
Lafourche. Heno, from Bayou Sara
leni Lsoti, Work, from uuachltA River,
A q Brown, RAdoyich. from Lower DOgs,.
Sully King, from ThihOdauX
Peerless ForEay, from Attakapss
New Era, Dugas, from Bayou SGrs.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

MANDANUsRs.-A mandamus has been
taken out in the Fifth District Court by
George w. Avery, whom General Mower
appointed Sheriff, on VIM. S. Mount, the
City Treasurer, commanding him either to
pay George W. Avery the sum of thirty
six thousand dollars, fer services to the
city as Sheriff, or else show cause on the
date fixed why they should not be paid.
The former Sheriff goes on to say though
he is willing to take the bonds lately issued
in payment, yet the Treasurer will not pay
him.
Mr. Bozonier, State Assessor, has taken
out q mandamus on the State Treasurer,
commanding him to pay or show cause.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

Pluaeer Irish RePnBllcan CIub.-A meet
ing Of this Club will be held TUESDAY. the
seventeenth Of November instant, in the Senate
Chamber, at haf-past seven O'Clock P. NJ. A
full attendance Of the members is specially
requested, and all Irish Republican connected
With other Clubs earnestly invited to attend as
important business will be transacted relative to
their interests a nationality.
By order OF
RICHARD B. FDGEwoRTG, President.
p. E, CoLLISs. Secretary. nolI Sts
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
Succession of WIN. Lamar Williams.

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans,-Whereas,C Carrie s. Williams has petit
toned the Court for letters Of administration the
estate of the late VIM. Lamar Williams deceased,
intestate: Notice is hereby given to all wnom it may
concern, to snow cause within ten days why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted
nos ia M. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

DRANG's AMERICAN oIIROMOs for sale az
L al respectahis Art stoEsa- Catalogues mailed
iJoe BY Il PRANa co.,
mixes n Bossca.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
BELOW nnNINR UP.
BEIOW WAITING ORDEI

Bark Leopard, Mathieson. from Malaga, to J A vet
Cargo Of iruit and wine
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

SuccessiOn of WIHIam II. TulIIs-NO.
32,527.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans.-Whereas Jno. +. Caldwell has Peti
toned the Court for Letters of Ouratorship the
vacant estate of the late Wdsm B. Tuliis de-
ceased, intestAte: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to SHOW cause Withil ten day
why the prayer OF said petitioner should not be
granted.
nosIiIS MO. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
suecessIon Of e. h. De Gruy and wife.

. ish of oreans.-Whereas Charles De Gruy
has pettioned the Court Tor letters Of ad
b. De Gruy and wife, deceased, intestate
Notice is hereby given tq ali whom it may
concern to show cause, within ten days, why the
prayer Of the ss petitioner snoud not be granted.
BY order of the Court
MOI II ISL NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

NORTHERN ESTERPRIsB IN THE SoUTH.
New Orleans Elevator and Warehouse Com
pany have offered to purchase 100000
bushels of wheat, to be moved through New
Orleans at once. The barge company and
the Illinois Central, in order to assist in
this enterprise, have, through their agents
in New Orleans, agreed to wait the sale Of
the wheat in Europe before the collection
of the freight upon the same. When taken
into consideration that the freight on this
amount Of wheat from the farthest points in
Iowa would be over S150,000, it will be
seen that this Western enterprise is in
earnest. -'r- tqN
All the parties concerned in this enter
prise are Northern men. If the hostile po-
litioal agitation can be suppressed, hum
dreds of other Northern men will come
here with their capital and promote our
prosperity.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

OpEIsusAs RAuRoAD-The Times states
that Patrick Irwin, OF this city, has e1
pressed q willingness to subscribe twenty
thousand dollars toward the completiou of
the Qpelousas Railroad If ninety-nine
other gentlemen, whose means are as large
as his, will do likewise. There is capital
enough In this city to build that road and
connect New Orleans with Houston and all
the rest Of Texas. And the investment
will be more Temunerative than torchlight
professions with costly banners and trans
parencies, for which business men have
felt themselves compelled to pay. ~
Ignore politics, build railroads, intro
duce manufactures, make crops of cotton,
sugar, tobacco, corn and other staples, and
New Orleans will shortly develop into the
most aourishing city in the United States, for
natural advantages of soil and climate
can not be surpassed. Let us have peace,
and industry aud prosperity will follow.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
PROPOSALs..-.,...PROPOsALS.

OFFIcE Board OF PUBlIc WORKS.
- New Orleans, October 80, 1858. !
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- for TWENTY DAYS from date By this Board
for the building Of the following named LeVess, to
wit:
ELTON and LAKE PROVIDENCE LEVEES, in
the parish of Carroll.
FAIRvIkW LEVEE. parish Of St. Charles, left
bank.
MORGANLEVEE, parish Of Plaquemines.
RED RIVER LANDING LENEE, parish Of
Poin,e Ooupee
Said Levees to be built according to plans and
specifications file in this ohee the Board reserv
X ID. MITOHELL,
Secretary Board Of Public Works,
oc9l 1nt State Of Lou isisuA
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

Bremen bark Enton, FFieke, from Brenea Sept
to e Il Stockmeyer-
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14

New CABLB ACROSS THE RIVER. The
Bulletin states that new cable was laid
across the Mississippi yesterday, connect
ing the Balize telegraph office iu this city,
by the way of Algiers, with the Passes at
the mouth Of the river. The work We
performed by Mr.. Molke, under the
superintendence of Mr.. John K. Mingle,
the steam tug Ella Wood being used
for reeling out the cable, and proved a
perfect success. The cable is one Of
Bishops, New York manufacture, and is
pronounced by competent judges to be one
Of the best ever made. The cable is only
seven-eighths of an inch in diameter, and
the conductor, which is single, is composed
of seven fine copper wires. The old Father
of Waters seems to have particular spite
against the tanners Of Jupiter Tonans, but
we hope this new cable will not have to be
replaced for years. About half a dozen
cabIes-among them the Red Sea" cable
have been lost or destroyed by the action
of the current of the river here at high
water.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-14
Succession of Dominique Escnde-NO

sueeessIon OF U9mInIque Eachde-NO
GECOND DISTRICT OOURTFOR THE PARISH
> Of Orleans. Whereas Marie Athanie Eses0e has
petitloned the Court for letters of administration
on the estate of the lats Dominique Esoade. ds
ceased iRtestate Notice is hereby given to all VIII
il may concern to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should rot be
granted.
BY order of the Court.
nolSI4is NJ. O. TRACY. Clerk.