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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

gerous height, not far from the top OF the
house. He alighted on terra Jsr'ma. striking
the ground with hands and feet a la .le!is.
/. He was for sometime insensible, and had
to be carried home. Strange to say, he
escaped with trifiing confusion on one leg
and slight sprains of both wrists. Yester-
day evening he was walking around the
streets of Algiers looking as if he could
stand several more serious accidents.
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QUARREL BETWEEN STEAMBOAT ZAP
TAINs.-The following dispatch was sent to
t1,a 81 Tnuis DemncrOt.

TAINs.-The following dispatch was sent to
the st, Louis Democrat:
CAIRO, July 15.-The steamers Armada,
Milbrey and A. Baker have for several
weeks been running in opposition in daily
line between Cairo and Paducah. As all
the boats leave at the same time, consider
able bitterness has sprung up between Them
and yesterday, at Paducah, Captain John
W. Trover of the Baker, became involved
in quarrel with Captain Hugh Worthing-
ton, Of the Milbrey, during which Worthing-
ton called Trover name rejecting ON his
mothers character, when Trover struck him
with brickbat on the head, breaking his
skull.
Captain Worthington was removed to his
home, at Metropolis, Illinois, where he re-
NAMED insensible until this evening, when
he died
Captain Trover was arrested at Paducah,
and gave bonds in $500 to answer charges.
He will probably be cleared, as the provo
cation is considered deadly in Kentucky.
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succession of John l.. w. BullOck.-NO.
sSo

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Whereas, George J. Miller and Mrs.
Mary Miller have petitioned the court for letters OF
administration on the estate of the late John L. W.
Bullock, deceased, intestate Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer of the SAID petl
TONERS should not be granted
Bv order of the Court. 1,
iyl4 1928 NJ o. TRACY, CleIk.
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Succession of John C.. Branner-N0. 81, 424
cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
the account presented by the testamentary ex.
ecutor of the deceased, should not be homOlogated
and approved and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith.
By order of the court.
jyl31722 M. o. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

CANINE CAsUALTY.-A crowd was assem-
bled. last evening, at the corner OF Charities
and Cont streets, to be sorry over large
and splendid Newfoundland dog, that had
been hurt by contact with passing buggy
Real misfortune invariably begets real sym
pathy, and the folks around-partleularly
the little fellows-were as sorry TOR poor
CAMS as if he had been one OF their own
breed The large, warm Irish heart OF the
patrolman was stirred within him IN ochaii
of the poor animal He made earnest IN
ouiries, saying he would keep the cog from
further harm until his home was founo' HIS
injuries not being fatal. Long life 10 Tue
officer, and more power to his elbow. IL Is
pity our reporter did not learn his name.
The case was evidently in good hands, ana
our reporter left the officer and crowd en-
gagged in their kindly work. Peradventure
the owner of the dog reads the REPUBLICAN,
If so. he will get hint OF the whereabouts
of his missing animal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

Phil SHERIDAN IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Owing to the pressure on our columns last
week. we were unable to give notice OF
the meeting of this influential political or
panization, which was held at Mechanics
Institute, on last Thursday evening The
proceedings were very parliamentary, ana
the debates interesting. Among the most
noticeable features was the report OF the
committee, which Endorsed the action OF
Colonel William Roy's instructions to one
of his deputies. We were very much I'M
pressed with the eloquent and pointed
speeches of Major Walsh, Judge II. T.
Dibble and Colonel Charles w. Lowell, who
made remarks calculated to bring
thousands to the ranks of the party
of progress during the coming cam
paign. If this patriotic club keeps In
creasing the way it has done during the last
three months, it will have to occupy the
hall Of the House of Representatives,, as the
Senate Chamber is crowded to excess every
meeting night. Success to our Irish Repuo
leans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

Succession of Philip N. Luckett.
III, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"A above succession notified to present the
same to the undersigned before the first day Of Au-
gust 1870 the universal legatee having applied to
be put in possession. ,,,,, ,,o,u
ie3O 3Ot* Executor of P. N. Luckett.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
rsaesa T. - agsz % DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
Administrators Office. Z
~ New Orleans, July H. 1870
OWNERS OF DOGS ARD HEREBY INFORMED
that the Administrator of Finance is prepared
to issue Licenses for Dogs and furnish the tags re-
quired by law. And that from and after the FIRST
OF AUGUST, 1870, the provisions of section four OF
the Dog Ordinance mo 49, Administration series),
will be carried into effect the police having been
instructed to enforce the same.
jy17 I'd E. W. PIERCE, Administrator.
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anu suSut SpIdAuS VI uOOA WAiSOS' AOSSoA
day evening he was walking around the
streets of Algiers looking as if he could
stand several more serious accidents.
RECORDER WEBER's CoURT.-Ellen Ward
has gone to the Parish Prison for ten days
in default of fine for violating city ordinance
GAL.
Jerry Taylor, charged with violating city
ordinance GAL, was condemned to pay five
dollars, or go ten days to the Parish Prison.
Joseph August was up for a like offense
and dealt with in the same manner
John Menk, charged with violating city
ordinane 63s, was fined five dollars, or ten
days Parish Prison.
Aleck Piper, charged with refusing to as
sist police officer to make an arrest when
called on, was discharged with lecture.
Joseph A. Rogers paid five dollars for be-
ing drunk and disturbing the peace.
John Kaiser furnished bail to answer a
charge by Budget Kelly Of insult, abuse and
threats.
SHOOTING. - Yesterday morning, about
eleven o'clock, difficulty occurred between
a man named Gus. Richards, keeper OF an
icehouse on Dryades, between Melpomene
and ITALIA streets, and man named
Charles I.atty. which resulted in Latty re-
ceiving two shots in the head, woundlng
him dangerously, if not fatally. The shoot
inc was done at Richards icehouse. The
wounded man was conveyed to his residence
on Bernadotte street, between Constance
and Laurel streets. Richards was arrested
and taken to the First Precinct Station.
BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIss1oNERs.-At a
meeting of the Board of Metropolitan Police,
held yesterday, Hon. Oh. Dunn presiding,
present Commissioners George, Raynal, lisa
belle and Burbank, the following charges
against members of the force were tried:
]. Mccartney, first precinct. Charge
sitting down while on duty; guilty, and
fined two days pay.
+. Mahoney, first precinct. Charge
asleep on his beat guilty, and tined flve
II. Butler, first precinct. Charge, intoxi
cation and neglect Of duty; guilty, and dis
missed the service.
L,ldville Gunnell, second preclnct. 1--WE
charges, asleep while on duty; guilty, ane
fined ten days pay.
John Bennett, second precinct Charge,
asleep on his beat guilty, and fined eight
days pay. o,o .o.ona nroo;nct
Charge. absent from duty; guilty and
dropped from the roll.
NJ. J. Kirk, second precinct. Charge
conduct unbecOming an officer; guilty, dis
missed the service. ...,
J. W. Edwards and H. C. Yerger; fifth
precinct. Charge, asleep. on their beats
guilty, and fined five days pay each.
o. Spear, fifth precinct. Charge, absen
from duty; dropped from the rolls. ~
I. Moore, C. Bib, S. C. Scrivens and ID
Whalen, sixth precinct. Charge, sittln'
down while on duty; guilty, and fined ont
days pay each. .,oo,
| II. Kashie, sixth precinct. Charge, asleel
ON his beat; guilty, and fined five days, pay
j. Hahn. sixth precinct. Charge, absen
| from his beat while on duty; guilty, ant
| dismissed the service.
George D. Wright river precinct. Charge
neglect of duty; guilty, and fined one DAY
| pay. rue
Thomas Hart, river precinct. Charge
intoxication; guilty, and fined five days
pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

FORTUNATE MIsFoRTUNEs.-Mr. +. +.
Steel, Deputy United States Marshal re-
siding in Algiers, is young gentleman VINO
seems to have peculiar good luck In his
mishaps On Sunday afternoon, a fortnight
ago, while handling revolver, it went on
at the wrong time and in the wrong direc-
ton. sending ball through his arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow, narrowly miss
ing the main artery. Last Sunday after
noon. the arm being sufficiently well to
to enable him to do duty as fireman, The is
a member of Washington Fire Company
of Algiers). he went to the fire at MI. Magsslh
MIS- oil factory, at the corner OF maya
zine and Girod streets. While buslly en-
gagged in the upper part of the building III
fell to the ground from a sufficiently oau
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

BRIEF MENTIoN.-At three o'clock yester-
day morning Mr.. Charles Lathiques house
was entered by burglars and robbed. The
robbery was a small one, and the house is
situated on the corner of Live Oak and
Milan streets.
Mr. j. A. Motifs house was entered at
A. NJ yesterday. He lives in quiet place
on Marengo street, near Camp. The thieves
carried off CATERS, clothing and other arti-
cles, valued at fifty dollars.
Thomas Reed is in peck of trouble.
First. he tried to shoot his wife,
and afterward he attempted to kill his
child. He is in the calaboose. and will
have chance to explain his difficulties to
Recorder Houghton.
Pat Shaughnessy tried to whip woman
and is. arrested for assault and battery.
Rose Alexander, convicted in Gretna for
larceny, made her case worse by attempting
to hold the policeman at bay with a re-
volver. ..
All the fashion Of Basin street came up
before the Recorder yesterday, and were
released on ten dollars each
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
INTERNATIONAL.
NIAGARA FALLS.

This elegant and modernly built Hotel has SUI
perior accommodations for six hundred guests, it
being the largest and most complete summer Hote.
in the country. The location is within a few rods
of the American Falls, and commanding fine view
of the rapids and river. The lawn is beautifully
laid out, an extensive Piazza extending the entire
length Of the building fronting the lawn the east
side a double Piazza and Balcony extending the en-.
tire front. The rooms all lighted with gas, ana
well ventilated; the appointments are of the most
modern STYLE JAMES 7. FULTON,
my23 Bun Proprietor.
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VvO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
The celebrated Quick Drying PRINTING INKS
for sized and calendared Papers, Bill and Letter
Heads Cards. Circulars, Bills Of Fare, etc.
SUPERIOR NEWS INKS, free from sediment lin mt, and
all impurities manufactured by the GRAYS FERRY
PRINTING INK WORKS, Philadelphia, can be had
of GEORGE H. yINTEN, dealer In Paper and all
kinds of Printers Materials, No. 1877 Poydras street,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
PRINTING INK.---We have tried most of the first
class printing inks made in this country, ana know
whereof we speak in recommending that manu-
featured at the Grays Ferry Printing Ink Works, of
Philadelphia, as supe ror to any in use 1t is easily
worked in ali sorts of weather, is clear clean and
pretty and in many ways far ahead Of inks sold at
higher prices. We are seconded in this recommen-
dafiOn ty our pressman in the correctness of whose
Judgment in matters pertaining to the pressrooin
we have unlimited confidence. .-Pttsburg Daily
Gazette.
From the Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania, JournaLI
This issue of the Journal is printed with ink from
the Grays Ferry Printing Ink Works, Philadelphia,
and greatly to satisfaction 1t surpasses any we
have heretofore used 1t deserves the high enco-
mums shOwered upon it by the press jel8 I'm
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

Once of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company 159 Common street, June 29 l81O.-At
meefing of the Board Of Directors this day, dvi.
pend of six dollars per share declared from the
profits of the last six months, payable to stock
holders or their legal representatives on and after
the eleventh of July.
je30 I'm WILLIAM >. BROWN treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

CELEBRArIoN.-Yesterd afternoon Lou
isiana Fire Co. No. 10 celebrated their
thirty-sixth anniversary. The celebration
came off at Miguers, Lake End. Asplendid
band of music and large number OF
friends made the affair success in every
reSDect
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S1AAn REWARD.
AGENCY FOR THE SUPPLY
= 80 op
Co.,. - M
CHINESE LABORERS.

Having made the necessary arrangements with
an American house of the highest standing in
Hong Kong China, the undersigned are now pre-
pared to contract with planters and others for the
delivery of any required number of able-bodied.
docile and experienced agricultural laborers to be
drawn from the interior Chinese provinces, whose
climate most nearly resembles that of the cotton
and sugar regions Of the South.
The period of engagement will be from three tn
five years., Wages for plantation work, eight dol
lars (coin) per month"; six dollars payable monthly;
two dollars to be retained to the end Of engagement
to secure fidelity to contract.
Ship charges and other expenses at the lowest
figure For details, address
O'FALLON & HATCH, or
GENERAL JOHN G. WALKER,
ana0 3m eod&w 14O Gravier street New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

CHRISTIAN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
A convention of this association begun yes
terday at the sold Baptist Church. 1t was
called to order by Rev. Esau Carter. Rev.
Charles Satchell was elected temporary
president, and Captain w. l.. Evans tenn
porary secretary. After the singing OF a
hymn by the members, the Rev. Charles
Satchell read chapter from the Bible.
PRAYER by the Rev. George w. Steptoe.
The secretary read the address to the
Christian Republicans Of Louisiana. Rev.
IF Winston moved that committee OF
five be appointed Oh credentials, which was
carried. The president appointed the FOL
lowing gentlemen as such committee: Kew.
Madison j. Vance, chairman; Rev. j. r.
Winston, Rev. William Moody, Rev. Evans
Green, and Rev. Dennis Burrel.
Upou motion the name of Mr. j. W.
Menard, was ordered to be stricken from
| the list of the committee.
Rev. Madison j. Vance, was called upon
| to explain the reasons OF his having pub
| l;sbed a card that he did not authorize his
| name TO be used on the address The gen
tleman did so to the satisfaction OF the con
vention and it was ordered that his name
be retained, and that it be considered tina
he is in harmony with the association. Ihl
matter was debated by Messrs. Burrel
Banks. Winston, Carter and Cox. MI
Vance moved that when this convention
adjourn. it be to meet again this morning
at eleven O'Clock. Members OF the conven
ton were invited to meet at seven ocloci
last evening, to hear addresses OF severa
speakers on the cause Of the Christian 1T
nublican Association. Adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
of MIR. and Mrs. Bethanconrt'

Succession of MIR. and Mrs. Betnahco"r''
No. 33,9l7.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT, FOR The rAkish
y of Oreans.-Whereas, n A. Monasrero mas Pc
the estate of fine late Mr. and Mrs. BethancOurt,
deceased ntestate: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, to snow now cause WITHIN
ten days, why the prayer VI 'ne st'ia peutioner
should not be granted ~ ~ uno
By order OF the court III. y. IhAU1,
no l62 Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
succession Of william kincaide No.

Succession of william kincaide No.
1891.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans.-Whereas, Ann Tinsley, widow OF
ters of administration on the estate of the late
william Kincade, deceased, interstate: Notice Is
hereby given to ali whom it may concern, 70 snow
cause within ten days, why the prayer OF the saio
petitioner should not be granted.
Ma n % NJ O. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

Important NOtice.-At the great demand, and
for the convenience of the inhabitants of the
Fourth and Sixth Districts L. Pessou Recorder of
Births and Deaths hereby notifies the public that he
has opened a branch office at No. 5A Camp street,
opposite Magazine Market, where certificates for
births and deaths will be approved every day from
seven A. NJ. to five P N.
The main office will remain at No. 70 St. An.
thongs Alley near Cathedral St. Louis, where
all records will still be kept L. PESSOU,
ie28 i'm Recorder of Births and Deaths
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

VETERAN BATTERY.-We learn from MI.
OBrien. the popular secretary Of the Irish
Republican Club, that there is movement
on foot to organize an independent battery,
to be composed of honorably discharged
veterans of the late war, the command OF
which is to be rendered to Colonel william
Roy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

OFFICIAL MORTUARY Notwithstanding
to the report of Dr.'S. C. Russell. Secretary
of the Board of Health, the whole number
of interments in this city last week was Isl.
Males 70, females 50. Seventeen died of
consumption, of bilious fever 5 of conges-
tive fever, of pernicious fever, of inter
mittent fever, of brain fever, of puerpe-
raj fever of remittent fever, 2 of scarlet
fever 3 of malaral fever, of typhoid fever,
of lockjaw, 3 of pneumonia and a OF
smallpox. Eighteen were inferred on coro-
ner's certificates and II from public institu-
tiOns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19

THE FIRE ON SUNDAY.-About quarter
twelve o'clock on Sunday, fire originated
in the first story of the cotton seed Oil manu-
factory of A. A. Maginnis, Nos. lis and liz
Magazine street, which terminated in the
total destruction of the building, with all
it's contents The stock was insured for
$4,000 in the Atlantic, Crescent, and Mer-
chants Insurance Companies. The building,
owned by Mr. Alexander Norton, was in
sured, but the amount not ascertained. The
adjoining building, occupied by Mr.. b. j..
West as hardware store, was damaged by
water. The cause of the fire is not known.
A large amount of oil has been paield out Of
the cutters and dispose Of to soap manufac-
tories.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS
City of New Orleans, 7
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