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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

BRIEF MEsriON.-The immense strength
q Louisa Sampson's temper led her into
making awful threats to give the COrsner 6
fec on Susan Seng, corner Of Race and b.
Theuas streets, for which this female
6ampson's body wns locked up.
I, Desmore Is not satisfied with the 2b-
rupe manner of Thomas Kelly in violently
seizing q twenty dollar bin in Girod
street boarding house. Kelly is in prison
stiN holding the pote.
Nelly Gray, Basin street striker, was
rsnanded to Jail to await result Of wounds
she inflicted on Maria WilEams, now in the
Charity Hospital.
Thomas Watson was % foolish rs to kid
nap half dozen hats. from No 80 Maya
sine street. He takes uneasy maps In the
Parish Prison.
Tim Murray, drayman. was badly in
jured yesterday, at the head of Poydrai
street, by a hogshead OF sugar accidentally
rolling On him.
Christian Deygreve, German. forty-fou'
years, keeper OF grocery in Carrollton
fell off his wagon yesterday, and Was badly
bruised.
The public school building on Live GAL
street was near Burning yesterday, as thu
stoye-pipe was too near the wood work, ana
when q large fire WAS made in the stove {
portion of the roof caught in blaze, but
vas extinguished before much damage wai
done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


To day. at twelve o'clock, the second Sat
urtlay matinee, when Bazin's comic opera
in three acts "Le Voyage en- Chine, }" Will be
again represented. Doors open at eleven
o'clock.
This evening, Don.zetti's grand opera
"La Favorite," in which Nessrs. CaEeaux,
Dumestre and Castelmary and Nine EAeh-
berg will appear.
Tomorrow evening the comic opera Of
"Voyage en- Chine"
st. Charles Theatre.
"Katy O'Shiel" and pet of shs Petit
coats" ut the Christmas matinee st twelve
o'clock to-day, when FIVE thcnsand toy
presents will Be given away.
Tonight, Christmas eve, last appearance
of Miss Maggie, when she viii appear NJ
Ka,yot, the poultry dealer, Bob Netiles and
Katy VShte!.
Tomorrow evening the world renowned
Lydia Thompson troupe viii appear N the
burlesaue of "Paria."
Bt. Louis Eotes.
Matinee concert at tho French Baxar, N
Louis Hotel, tomorrow 1t one O'Clock
See advertisement announcing the pro
gralnne. Do not forget to 60 to the bazai
this evening and contribute something &c
the relief OF wounded French soldieIs-
Odd Fellows Hall.
The ladies' Fair, in aid Of tbs Hebrew
Education Society, has been thus for a COLE
plete sueces. 1t continues but two Of
three days longer, and We hope the attend
ance viii bo large I'LL it does end
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

The Aonr1o Ins4ii,eHso,' reports d homi-
eide:
On Thursday evening, between eight and
niue o'clock, difficulty occurred ca Gram
mont street, near the Cuacnita river, be
tween two colored men, Edward Armstrong
and William Harris. Armstrong had been
cropping the past year on the Downs plan
tation and Harris was in the employ Of
Captain Stubbs, as driver. Both men had
been drinking freely during the evening,
and had been put out of mir. RauXets gro
Gerry for fighting There were no persons
present at the difficulty, which led to the
death OF Armstrong. On Friday morning
blood was discovered OH II wagon and under
the shed surrounding the store of Captain
Chamberln, On Gramin0nt street; this led
to an examination. when it WAS discovered
that a body had either been dragged down
the river bank, or that some person, Sc
riously wounded, had attempted to crawl
down.
Mr. Joseph Mitchell, with whom Arm
strong had been working, in the meantime
found out that he was missing, and no trace
was discovered until late Oh Friday eve
ming, when his body was found i'll the field
near Mr.. Lavton's Clubhouse down the river.
Several pools IF blood were found in the
field, where tho deceased had evidently
lain for n short time. His pockets were
turned out and found empty. There we're
two wounds ON his head, both evidently in
ficteG with hottie; one of them, near the
temple, was believed to have produced
death. An inquest was held on the body,
and verdict rendered that deceased came
to his death from wound inflicted by Viii
liam Harris. Harris was promptly arrested
on Friday, and on Monday and yesterday
Judge Caldwell was engaged in examining
into the case. The result of the examine
tion WAS the conmittal Of Harris to Jail ON
the charge q naazder without the benefit Of
han 4.-.- ls@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
AVIS.

C~ogPOR lIehENT A CE CRDRE rE BHOHORA
u bic Q1a.rii.uss Cour de District de IL Eouvelie
Oriel, dat, du u nOYenbie 1870 les soussigL
NOMINEES connissaires par iG dite eor, H. requate
dc L. lille do Ia So01ele Orleans, ct nent
resolution du oonssal sc file dams &c but de
fairs me sss.ifnsffo1 ct IN assSssane-lt pour
Poave,t,tre de is rue de rUn.on, dana le Premier
parts. saivaat plan dresse par L. Ii. Pile.
srp-ufarr, don't eopie est enT,sgstree IL cite
Quatr,'nie CG1, paOposent d0uyrtr ID dise rue
GCrll:l. SUIT
La rue dc Ptlnson dams lie Premier District, de IA
Ges DRY sSdes a Il. rue Ges Remp1r1s dams me
etendue en- iongueur &c cent-qustre- y1nat ONE
pieds ct dix ponSes sur Uns lsrgeur nnitOrne de
trente deux piods 81 ponce. La dite rue evsnt
etre vc-te cOueoxiIs4nsent al plan tr pose pour
reference spoeiale-
Avis est DOME toutss pe rsonnes interess6es gus
les commissioners eols,lssnes ont d+pose 1es copies
dss dts assessments It teti,net rOBs eOucernant
rouvefture de ia dite rue, ayec ln plan y annexe,
your etre iuspec. &. par les intercss6s, ct Que Ie
rippor. dies dts assebsenents ct ees.i-nations par
lee dits eoruIissairas sera presente IN dite C0r
pour etre clio 0oniy.its oonformerleDt IA ioi.
he MERCRSDI, janvier, laTi.
Toutes lea psrSDilnes don't les tiroits lea inte
r6ts luy ent sru trOuvcr a1ect4s pOu1ront Skposer
ieurs object iona par eGit. dix iors a,ues Ia der
Mere Publication de est avis. Les oites objections
devalt etre aeposees OF Hnregiosrees ga CRETE he
la cite QIlatye.De lor de District, aim que les dts
enH,nise aires soussiEIs5 puisent repreDdre en- con-
sheraton q. s.ttrer s.nleIsder leurs dts as
assessments ct SsIinafiGns sfla IA agent eonye
rabe. avant de Ies presenter pour etre eyntENies
eoNt0IloeIneut Ia lo
JOHN i. LEWIS,
LOUIS ST. MARTIN,
OSCAR ARROYO,
sSesl Is 81 "a Cpinnisaaires
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

GREsKAM's CHRISTMAS FRESEhTArIoS
Books AND FANCY Goops.-Ve know Of no
better way Of Judging Of the cultivation
and taste of person thnn By the selection
they make Of presents for their friends
during the holidays. The great majority OF
people generally give exactly the kind Of
thing which they would mcstli like to receive.
Therefore, when a person presents you
with book, it is a sure sign that he or she
is fond of books. At least We think 20, and
went to Gresham's yesterday TO see how our
theory worked, and soon enough found all
tho leading literary people Of the city theie
buying to the full depth of their pockets.
ANA truly their pleasure in looking over
such stock must h I'VE been immense, for a
more splendid lot of books and other objects
to please the cultivated taste could not be
found. 1t ia our advic" +" nj, 10 call there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
OFFICIAL, NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
TEMPORARY ADOBE BUILDINGS,
AT FORT QUATNLAN, TEXAS

HRAboVARrzRs D3FARIMK*r OF YKxAA
San antonio, Tsxas, November Z, 1T1
CEALED PROPOSALS., IN rRPLICArR, OF TIKI
~ form furnished BY The uEldereignet will DO re-
eeived u. this otr,ee, until y n On THURSDAY,
tho twenty third day Of February, 1871, for the
erection Of the following temporary buildmss Ut
Purt Quitnan, TeSss, Wig
Que Sc. MAYORS Cu2rtesa
Four sets Ca,xSin's Quarters
Eight sets Lieutenasuts Quarters.
Pour sets Barracks
One Adrltsnts Office
Que Sc: QnarteYInasteEse Stables.
Oae Quarterznae.er's etsrehouse with Office
One Commissary Htosehsuse with Office
Oaa G,iardhuuy.
Two sets Cavalry Stables
Plans and specifications can be examined at the
United States Q,IarternlsAter's ofiiee ut Washing
ton. District Cosunbias New Orleans. Louisiana;
Port Q1itman, Texas, and o. the office Of the De-
pot Quarter1nast sr. Ban Antonio, Texas
"Details and requirements furnished by the nm
dsrsicred n copy Of the latter with this advertise
InentJ, TO be iuriinhed 10 each proposal offered.
JAMES A. EklN,
Chief QuArter1naatex, Departmental OF Texas
cola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

NMr1. WARD REPUBLICAN RUB.--Th;s
club, which took such an active part In the
recent electoral campaign that terminated
in the unalioyed triumph Of the Republican
party, wac reorganized on Monday evening,
under the auspices Of w. c. Einaeun, Esq.
late president.
TIE Republicans Of the ward were unan-
imous and promp: in joining the new Or
ganization, and the. utmOe. harmony pre-
vailed.
The following gentlemen wcro elected OH
GERS for the ensuing SIX months ressdens,
+. V. COPELAND; Vice Presidents, Samuel
Carter, e. ]. Barkduu, David Douglas, Al
fred Jours, George Rowoid, Amos c San-
ton; Secretary, j. N. Dougherty; Treasurer,
w. c. Kinsella.
Resolutions we're adopted tenaering a
vote of thanks to the late Presissnt, W. C.
Kinsella, and to publish tho proceedings In
the New Orleans REPUs-IcN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
CAM ,ElL.ATION OF tseND,

STATE ~ LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New OFkDus, Deccinoer IL. l3ia
yNTHERfaAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w 10. the eauet IL lion vi the ctteial bond
OF Edward S. %ur2Durser, 80 Criminal Saerih in
and for the PARISH o. Orleans, To wit :: bond
dated june %, 1910. in the OF twcni y
thousand dollars (SZo,cooI. .4,p~i by Edward $.
War sb,irger as prne.pal and jacob Eassinger, II
the OF ak thousand dniiArs Gtto). and Ed
ward Claren and fraGeis ObtGheuscr, each III the
of seven thGssau1 dollars .0JoI, suretos 8,
the said bond bssing conditioned TIE iaithhl
performance by the sail E3 sssst 81 " r3burgor ui
his duties "a Criminal shsfifr atorp.,aiC
Notice Is hereby gwen " ali per.o!is Interested
the said bond ie their % zee to t.e
collation. thereof i'll writing, IN ti,c Office of the
Secretary Of state, within ninety days after ting
lest publ cation hereof.
Given under my hand and The seal of the State
this twelfth day of ce oeDbr, ia1G, and of the
dependence of the United 6satse the Iinet With.
By tho Governor: H. &. WARMOTA.
Ggox8E X. BovHx, Secretary Of Stats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
ST. Charles Ekcu1r0.

The engagement of that sterling actress;
Miss Maggie Mitchell, at this theatre closes
with the matinee Performance to day and
the evening performance. On Thursday
evening she appeared in two characters and
fully sustained her well earned reputation
az an actress Of transceuGeat ability. She
appeared On this occasion as HCrgot, II the
two-aot comedietta entitled "Margos, the
Poultry Dealer" and IS Pcnl, the Pet, in the
three-aCt comedy entitled the " Pet Of the
PettIoats" These pieces arc Of . higher
order than any VIC have seen her IN before
but they are nevertheless good, and M;as
Mitchell did Not fail to sIl1r,e in both chas
aoters.
Her Norge: was q most excellent pssse of
acting, and she was well supported by MIR
Norton ss Herman, Mr.. Fleming rs the
Emperor LeopolG, Mr.. Mark Quinaan as the
Bursoo.astey, Miss Eliza . Conner a. the En-
press, Miss Lizzie Herbert az tho Paro%sess
ard all in fact who appeared IN the piece.
The comedietta is short but sparkling
throughout, and Miss Mitchell appedHs t.
great advantage IN both aete. In the
second act when she was about TO become
the Countess dc Nesodssry. she WIGS not Only
handsome, bet she played WITH a spirit Of
vivaciousneSs that WIS really captivating
In the pet of the pesticoats" axe also
had scope fer her great versatility OF talent
and did not fail to impress those present
with her sterling and diversified qualities
| as u genuine artisse. Her Pas.l was simply
! in keeping with the rest OF her represe nt.-
tons. In this piece che was assisted BY
Ben De5ar as JOB. and between the two tbs
audience was Amazingly amused through
| out Mr. DeBar has few superiors "a low
| conmedian when be confines binseE 10 hi
! better Judgment in matters OF this kind.
! Miss Mitchell took her farewell benefit
last night. and appeared to her usual ed
vantage. Her engagement closes to night
and "a this Is the last opportunity that vii
| be rreseated to zee her in this city thii
season, We hope she viii be greeted with {
| full house to witness her matehlsss perform
! ances and bid her adieu.
| To morrow night the celebrated "Lydis
| Thompson Troupe" are announced 20 max
| their appearance at the st. Charles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

PLEADED INsANITr.-Robe-t Washing
toA was before the Recorder, charged with
dangerously wounding John Cain with an
axe. On board the steamboat Bart Aide.
When asked how he came TO be 10 Zero.
oieus, he stated that he is subject to fits,
and that just as Cain was near him he had
three Of his turns. one AFTER the other, 40
fast that he did not know what he Was do
ing. That being the case he was remanded,
for fear another fit would come On him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

Of life shouid have taught him Ssttsr sensc
~ he follows the sober secup alton Of draw
ing furniturecart After running for some
distance a. If he had nothing cleo to do, he
was stopped by . colored man, at NO email
risk to himself. Finally tho owner eame
up, putting. he jumped into tho vehicle,
took the rcins in his banda, gave his coiored
friend most magnificent no.l and having
thus literally rewarded :he service he re-
ceived, drove off with the air Of a man who
had just bsnerolently given s~sy o million
of dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

A HEARTY SHAKE.-Yesterday 3. man who
had been in tho First District Recorders
Court from the opening hour until one
outlook, and being persevering in his efforts
to shake hands with the Judge, finally oh
tanned square shake which settled him
into m ague, being moro chilling than was
the thermometer. After the shock he looked
sround and inquired If the Lightning had
strusk any one else. An officer showed him
. large door.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

The Ascension Republican, since the
m rider OF the former editor and proprietor,
N .yor Schunberg, now appears with the
announcement that it ia published for the
b neft of the succession OF Marx Schon-
berg, with the name of Judge Morris
Marks as .'..dmini ,tr;.tor" A Marks was.
at least until very recently, Parish Judge
of Ascension, in what way did he become
administrator of Schontcrs's estate, except
by appointing himself
In running tho Republican 1t seems that
Editor Marks intends to take good care OF
Judge Marks, as the following extract Will
show: y''Our parish court opened on Mon
day, with Hon. Morris Marks presiding as
Judge, and looking as hale and hearty as
ever"
This is m improvement on the mutual
admiration society principle. Instead OF
adnliring one another, we will have every
man his own admirer. q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

The Monroe Inteutssneer furnishes this In
formation:
Orr friend, Captain r. 8. Livingston,
passed through town ON Friday last, with
nearly two hundred hands, to work at clear,
ing ont Bayou Bartholomew. We are glad
to know that gentleman Of the experience
and energy of Captain Livingston has been
awarded the contract for this work, 80 i'm
portant to this section Of the State. The
long experience Of the captain in steam
boating on the bayou will enable him to
perform tho work more satisfactorily and
expeditiorsly than others who do not know
the distractions to navigation as wen - he
does. We are sorry that tho contract was
not awarded earlier in the seasos, ~ greater
progress would have been made hsfore tho
opening Of asv1gstion IN ths bAvou.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

At the Texas Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church at HoussS n
trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, unanimously profored the use oi
their elegant house Of worship tor tue en-
tire session, including the Sabbath. This
was gratefully acknowledged, and the pulpit
flled by appointing Rev. l.. G. AatIack to
preach at IL A. H., and Bishop Scott at
night.
Knowing as they did that this conference
had very few white preachers, and very
many black preachers, and considering sne
autagonism kept UP in Louisiana, this
courtesy was . remarkable and praise
worthy exhibition, which we are glad to put
on record. 1t botokens better day IN
00utlsern history.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
Gas.o NJ thu, New Orleans. .gaeLSon and

Gasce OF the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Com ,any, New Orleans.
D-eeuber i9, l8i0-Tte follow ing resolutions were
adopted by tie Boa-d Of Directors of this company
ut their ing, held the seventeenth instant:
Resolved That fer necessary repairs and equip
IN. ut Of the rOad call Of ten per cent on each
share BIS and the here by made stock
holders who have not PAID in fu., in paI ace of
paragraph three Of the charter and that sAxty
days potice be giSrn BY publication In two news
paper IN the CITY of New Orleans. and two as'ss-
papers III ths ft.ats Of Mississippi and shns sad
csh Do rf yebe or before the twentieth day Q.
February, eighteen hundred and ae~eDty oGfl
Resolved That la pursuance of sectiosi FIVE Of
the charter approved the twenty second cay of
april, els hteen hncdI. and fifty throe the shares
cck OF this company be converted 4r0,n shares
of twenty Ave co. ars each into shares Of oaiehun-
dred dollars each and that notice thereof Tor sixty
days. be published in two newspapers in tn. city
of New Or tsans and two ne-EspaTs III the state
OF EIrse sippi; and that all stockholders here
by no ihea TO surrender certificates OF stock, and
to receive in exchange therefor certificates in
shares on hundred dollars each Thsi 10 TO say,
tke b, ID of every ,our shares Of she existing.
stock twenty-five dollars each VIII bs en titled
~ receive he Surrender thereof, certificate
for ~ are o. one hundred dollars.
de2n K. =. CitAkr.k3 Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
The Geld Weather

The cold weather yesterday ana the dry
previous is fresh IL she recollection of Ou-
readers, some Of whom saw Zee two inches
thick yesterday nosning, and ali OF then,
witnessed the rare spectacle OF trees and
shrubbery encased IN ice tie aav previous.
A correspondent of the Heoga.Sa reeapitu,
lates few cold days Of TIE past in this city:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
L Personal Explanations.
The Washington special of the st. Lou

The Washington special of the st. Louis
DemocrGt ;elesraphed en the twentieth:
There wac q remarkable scene in the
House this morning when lngersolf, Of
iilinuis. made a personal explanation. He
referred 10 an article in the New York Post,
criticlsiDg him, AID went on to say that the
article was written by William Cullen
BRYANT, who, if he knew him tiugersolll,
would probably not haze allowed its pub
LEGATION; bat the editor CT the Post had q
brother, john Ii. Bryant, who lived il
Ingereoll's district, who was . bad man,
and he had inspired the attack. Ingersoll
then boastea of having twice secured
Bryant'a removal from the collectorship Of
bis district, and said he was ROW officially
reported as q dcfaulter to The amount OF
four hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
As SOON as Mr.. Ingersoll sat down Mr..
Dawes took the floor. He said he had
known j. II. Bryant from bis youth, and his
character WAS spotiess. If he WAS n de-
faulter he (Dawesl should lose his faith in
human nature.
Messrs. Farnsworth and Judd, of Illinois,
both testified in strong and earnest man
ner TO the high integrity and personal worth
Of Mr. Bryant, whom they bad known long
and intimately.
Mr. Ingersou was thus put on the de-
fensive, and made q very poor figure. He
modified his assertion that Bryant WAS de
faulter, by saying he was reported IA being
in default to the government, which meni-
bers at once explained as the situation OF
many Of the best officers of the government,
and WAS tho result Of the peculiar system
by which government kept its accounts,
aiiordlng not the slightest presumption OF
dishonesty. Dir IngenRli then lost his
temper. and in an excited manner proceeded
to make insinuat:ous against the private
character Of Bryant, which, in view of the
place, occasion, AID the ladies in the gale
ries, were simply low. contemplate and IL
suliinG.
The upsLot Of this episode was, that II
gersoli's personal explanation damaged
himself about s.s much as il was possible fcT
a man to do in 90 snort q time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
Local Intelligence.

NVGBER 6IxrY-SIx Sr. CRARLEs STREET.
TAe sixty-six persons arrested in this she
bang, Thursday night, were yesterday be-
fore Recorder Hsughton, and about one
half the number were fined two dollars and
City cents each The charges made against
James Flynn, one Of tho keepers, are that
he keeps disorderly house, permitted dis
turbancca, and attempted to prevent Cor
poral Vankirk making arrests, and that the
pesee is continually broken. His case was
eontuued until the twenty-nmth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

STEALING IN ALeIERs.--A wen known
citizen Of Algsers, Mr.. c. p. Briel, who
keeps a variety store on tho front street. Of
that locality, was yesterday made the sub
iect of atrccinious sleighs Of hanS in
small way. The attempt was made IN open
daylight, and for that reason, perhaps, sue
ceeded to but a small extent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24

"eTATK o. LOuISIANA, !
Executive Department.,
New Orlo.4ia. December 70. 1879.

"eTArK LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orls.aus December 70. 1879
WHEREAS, OFFICIAL INFOk NATION II & BEEN
w received at this office, That E<tw ard CALI
was way laid and murdered in cold blood, near
thu town Of Washi gtOn, IN the parish Of ~ Ian
dr., in this state, ON the Nineteenth day Of Sov.m
Der. A. D. $40 by some party parties unknown |;
Now, therefore, l, II. c. WarnsIth, Governor or
the State Of Louisiana. IN the anne and by tho
thSrity Of the state, d" hereby offer reward Of
Que thousand collars Is loco} The arrest and con.
vcton q the said party parties. the 70 be
p0id on presentation Of satisfactory proof Of
vtctipl, aforesaid.
.iivell unae, m, a.nd and the seal ~ the star.
this tVtntieth day 81 DeeSmher D. iS5o and u The
inAor~ua..ACs. Tia Unlsd ulp-sy 6eth
By the GOvernors q. G. WARMTH.
6Ovsxn0x q louiaAnA
0DoAGD z 1evD1,
nsusaasy q Dtate. assI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OS LOUISIANA
Execu.ivs Department.
New Orleans. DNOeIn Der lS, lYlN

STATE oP LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.. J
New Orleans. December 10, IS1H
NJ RERKAs, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADB 70
~ tor tue eaneeilo taoN oi / be official bond
OF Diasll,in B. Macarty Administrator OF Assess
rlsnts in and for The city of New Orleans and
parish of Orleans, to viii: bond dated April =
1870. IN the sum Of twcnty Eve thousand do iHrs
i425 ,Q0}) signed by vranein +. tiaoagty as prinei
pal. and B. r. Joubert and Bernard Soulie aS Sc
curitts the said bond being oon.iitionea for the
tait htm performance 10y the Hsid Dransln 4 Ma
earty of hir duties 80 A.,1lln,strator Of Asssa-
rents afOr. sad.
Notice Is hereby given 10 All persons interested IN
the said bond 70 file theh objections 10 the
eiiation thereof III writing i, the Office OF IN.
Secretary of State within nia.ty days after the last
publication bereoi.
Given under nay h..n4i ;l.d th. ssl Of the State
thr sxteeuth day of DeceLIher 1870, AID OF tn, III
d pen &C Of the Omitted states the ninety-ltth
y. {. HAtbUlU,
tci1 3tt GOV rU.,r of Louisiana.