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Fourth District Germans.

The First German Republican Club,
Fourth District, held its twelfth regular
meeting Friday evening. Captain T. SSpran,,
lev presiding. The hall was filled, and
twentv-six new members We're received.
After the report OF committees, the PresI-
dent informed the club that he had col
lected i. large amount of money, and stated
tina. no member of this club should be taxed
or asked for any money to pay the expenses
of the club All he wanted them to DO,
was TO get voters and to vote themselves on
the seventh Of November next.
A collection for the wife and little chill
dren of Captain Anrein was then taken
up. and the amount collected was ordered
10 lie sent to her.
Speeches were then made by Judge
Becker and Charles Schwind, and Captain
Spranev closed with a neat speech. illus
tratinc the glorious future of the Rcpubil,
can party in this city and State He said
the Germans of this city would march to
the poles on the seventh of November Ill
the same wav as the German army is now
marching on the French capital. Great
applause.]
Mr. Louis Schneider then moved three
cheers for the German Go-ctte' Tor COMING
to the aid OF the German Republicans, ana
advocating the great Republican prlnclpies'
which Were heartily given. The CLUB tneli
marched in q body to the Tenth Ward Re
publican Club; 10 participate III the nag
presentation.
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PGurrhG,citu Republicans.

The following resolutions were introduced
bv Judge w IL. IIiestand at Pontehatou-
Ia. and unanimously adopted by the he
puhlicans OF Taugip;ihca parish, Oh Satur-
day. the third instant. and Endorsed by the
Republican Club Of the Tenth Ward OF New
Orleans last evening, after few remarks
by Judge il!es-anl
I{eSo5red. That the Republicans of Tangi-
pahoa parish most heartily indorse the bold
and determined stand taken by His Excel
Icncy. Governor Walmorh. i'll The late state
Convention. and that we pledge him ana
his administration our faithful and entire
Iesoltea. That iii General j. Hale Sypher,
orr candidate for Congress, we recognize
the true and tried defender and champion
Of Repnblicanisiu and that we pledge him
our hearts and votes III the coming contest.
Resolred That we condemn al disorgan-
izers and boilers. and hold them up to the
contempt and scoin OF ali parties as deserters
and traitors unworthy their confidence and
esteem.
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REGISTRATION.


OFFICE STATE REGISTRAR oP VOTERS
New Orltal g. September y, 1870
N7OT7CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OFFICES
IN of the Assistant Supervisors OF Registration
Tor the various wards OF the city OF New Orleans
are now omen at the places designated btiOW, anu
vii, remain omen until FRIDAY, October rs, 1870,
Sundays and legal holidays excepteu;
Office hours from seven o'clock A. A. 10 IL ciocK
b., and from TWO O'Clock L. n. 10 seven o.io0A
p. NJ, each day. .,
In conformity with the provisions of paragraph
five OF section for1y-thres OF the Act TO provide
for the revision and correction OF the lists OF regis
tered voters OF tie state. etc. approved March TO-
1870 the registration of voters ior the parish OF
Orleans will be complete (new).
ALL QUALIFIED VOTERS of The parish OF Or
leans whether previously registered or not, VINO
desire to vote at the general election SoV9mosr
1870 must make application Tor registry to the AS
sistant Supervisor OF Registration of the "ard IN
which they resides
Offices:
FIRST WARD-No. 405 Magazine street, between
Te.pscLore and Meipomene streets.
SECOND WARp-No. 3ol Magazine street, be-
tive en- Calliope and Gaiennie streets.
THIRD wARD-No l29 Liberty street, between
Perdido and Poydras streets.
FOURTH WARD-Corner IRENE and Cont streets,
up stairs.
FIFTH WARD-Eo. al Dauphine street, between
s.: Peter and Toulouse streets.
SIXTH WARD-Corner Where street and Bayou
Read.
SEVENTH WARp-No. Il Frenchmen street
corner Vic tory street.
EIGHTH WARp--Corncr Poe: and Craps streets
NINTH WARD-l1o. "a Louisa street, between
Rampant and Burgundy streets.
TENTH WARD-No 10 81. Mary street, Lear Mag
/ aZlEe street
ELEVENTH WARD-No. $50 Magazine street.
| near Washington street
| TWELFTH WARD-s.aGazine street, opposite
Market House.
! THIRTEENTH WARD-Nagazine street, betWoel
| Cadiz and Vsltuce streets.
! FOURTEENTH WABD-Corn"r OF Walnut an'
| Water streets. ,., =,
! FIFTH DISTRICT-( algiersl AT 'eld Parish Hall
| Is. p. BLANCHARD.
State Registrar of Voters and supervisor " hsSis
| tratiuIi Parish OF Orleans.
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CONVENIENT SALE.

WILLnBE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
Grounds Vicksburg, mississippi
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, known as Bsrrscks.
Officers Quarters. Hospital Buildings, kitchens,
Laundress' Quarters etc. -.
Also at same time and place, a large cmount o.
condemned government property, consisting IN part
Of
Army Wagons 1 wheeled Dray II Dump
Carts IS single sets of harness. 70 Stoves. Ambu-
lance Hearse and Wheels, unfinished; % Spades
$50 Grain Sacks Carpenters Tools two sets; Black
smiths Tools three SETS Saddlers' Tools, two setss
etc Paints, Oils, of various kinds Horse and Mule
Shoes aud Shoeing Nails; SO barrels of Lime; Bar
row: Ottice Furniture such Desks. Tables ETC.;
Old Iron aud Lumber; assortment ef Iiardwares
81 $50 pounds of Corn; large quantity OF Ientages
and various other articles Of camp and garrison
PUBLIC WATERwORKS, consisting of Pump and
two Engines Tubular Boiler, several Thousand feet
of Pine jassorted sizes) Water Tanks, etc., al IN
rood order; TO be sold ''in place." 4.
Thirty days from sale will be allowed for remoWS
of Waterworks and Public Buildings.
Sale to commence at ten o. clock A. M and to con-
time from day to day until all the property is daar
posed Of
T. w. MORRISON
Second Lieutenant Sixteenth infantry. Acun8
Assistant Quartermaster. seo 4toaW
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department. Z
New Orleans August ., 1870 y
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation of the official bond OF
L. T. Delassize, as Register OF Conveyeances IN
and for the parish Of Orleans, to wit: BOND dated
May 10, 1862 in the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
the fun sam OF fifteen Thousand dollars and D. B.
Nacarty and b. F. Joubert securities i'll the sum
of seven thousand five hundred dollars ($I50O)
each the said bond heing conditioned for the ia.th-
fui performance by the said l.. T. DelassZe OF MS
duties Register OF Conveyances aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons Interested IN
the aforesaid bond to file their objections 10 the
cancellation thereof Ill writing in the oiiice OF the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the Hst
publication hereof
Given under my hand, and the seal of the State
this twenty fifth day OF August, 1870 and OF TIE In
dependence Of the United States the nlnet With.
BY the Governor -
II. c. WARMOTH.
Gro F. BovEE Secretary Of State. auj0 BOT
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Tenth Ward Republicans.

\ most animated scene was Witnessed
Friday evening, in the Tenth ward, the
occasion beipg one OF more than ordinary
interest. The Tenth Ward Club is as thor
oushIy organized, perhaps, as any ward
club in the city, and is Differed by men OF
The procuring of this beautiful flag for
the Republican club Of the Tenth Ward is
the work principally, We understand, OF
Miss CordeIia A. Miles, and ii was presented
w Miss Clara Kimball, in a few well deliv,
eSea remarks, as coming from the ladies o.
tlleiward. Captain Bowen, the president
Of the club, received the flag, and clio
oudhtly responded to the fair speaker. who
had been chosen to present the rich emblem
Of our couutfy's nationality, saying that ht
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PROPOSALS.

OFricR Board OF PrhLIc WORKS,
State of Louisiana, ,
New Orleans August - 1870. }
CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this of.ice until the twenty-frst day Of. Sep
tember 1870. at twelve O'clock NJ, for the remov-
ing of Instructions and Improving the ha'lsan1u
of BAYOU Bartholomew. in MorehOuso parish
Fifth Levee District. O.,
The work will be divided into four sections specm-
cations and plans OF which may be seen IN TINS
office.
FIRST DIvkION-Fron junction Of Ouachlta
river to the Speaker Gin House.
SECOND DIASIoE-From end OF hrst to o point
half mile above the Bonner Gin House.
THIRD DIvISION-Frofn end Of second TO poinS
opnosite the dwelling house of Captain Knox.
FOURTH DIViSION-From end OF tnlru 70 ctato
line. -, .,,
Bidders to whom contracts may ne awaroeo. WI
be required to furnish good aud sutiicient nonds
that the work will be completed prior to January J.,
1871
The right to reject any or nil bids is reserved Dy
the Board.
BY order
sci I'd r. H. MITCHELL. Secretary.
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CRIMINAL COURT.-In the case of Sophia
Zimmerman, charged with larceny by Mr..
Benton, the counsel for defense, Judge NJ.
A. Dooley, obtained Saturday an order from
the court that subpoena duces tecum be
issued to request George w. Sadler, First
Justice of the Peace, his constable and Mr..
Benton, to bring into court the property
complained Of as having been stolen, which
by some process they took out of the pos
session of Captain Curtis. the property
clerk Of the Metropolitan Police.
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MrCubbin.

Mr.. William McCubbin, of the first ward
desires lis to say that the story IN circ,lia-
ton that he has abandoned the Republican
party, or his efforts to promote Its success,
are untrue in every particular. We know
Mr. McCubbin to be one OF the most ear
nest. honest and worthy Republicans IN the
publican candidates, and will prevail on
other Republicans to go to the polls and
vote OF the day of election.
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POLITE &c n l..
S.nite CITY.

The mass meeting held in Tang ipah oa
uai.ish Yesterday was very large and very
enthusiastic. The assembly WAS addressed
i,y Governor Walnoth at great length, and
his remarks made a marked impression.
General j. H. Sypher followed in a full and
elective speech. and he was followed by
CAPTAIN G. w. Boothby. of New Orleans.
4 series of appropriate resolutions was pre-
sentcd and adopted. \ full report OF the
proceedings OF the meeting vii! be published
in next Tuesdays REPUBLICAN.
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NOTICE. TO TAX PAYERS.

FIFTH DISTRICT. PARISH OF ORLHAxs,{
Right Bank August !, 1870.
A GRERABLY TO SECTION 48 OF AN "ACT En-
IA titled an act to provide revenue Tor the suppols
OF the State of Louisiana, and the manner OF coli
lectins the same" approved, March 10, l87e
Notice is hereby given to all tax payers OF ING
parish of Orleans (ith DstTict), that th6 ASSESS
ment roll is now opened to- the public for oxamma-
ton at Fifth Justice Court Where street. Algiers,
and will SO remain until tile first day of September,
1870 The undersigned viii be in attendance during
said period SUNDAYS excepted, between the sh0urB
Of "a. NJ. and 3 +. NJ and in readiness to correct
all erroneous assessments.
O. PILMAN, State Assessor.
+. J. BRpNET Board of Assess0re-
Z. MCCARTHY,
.p2 a0t Fifth Justice of the Peace. z
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CITY TAXES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT or ASSESSMENTS,
City Hall, Room No. IS,
August 10. 1870
TN ACCORDANCE WITH SBCTION SEVEN, CITI
l ordinance number seventy-one, Administration
series notice is hereby given that the assessment
of real estate and personal property within the
city the year 1876 is now completes and VIII %
the Department of Assessments, room fifteen: City
Hall from nine o'clock A. NJ. till two o'clOck f-M.v
(Sundays excepted, during thirty days, from the
date hereof at which time all complaints Ct either
excessive or inadequate assessments VIII be con-
sideredA IL. B0NAANO
amlN GIa Sa0d Administrator Of Assessments.
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REDEMpTION OF CITY BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or Public AccouNrs,f
New Orleans, August q, lt8s0
Notice is hereby given that under and ~ pur'
snace of the acts of the Legislature OF the Syate
Orleans the Commissioners of stud debt will re.
ceive proposals until the twenty sixth Of sep
teInhrr prOxinO, at twelve o'clock NJ. for tho
sale TO the city of Consolidated Bouds to tho
amount of fifty thousand dollars sog oDso 5S
dated Loan Tax. as required by law.
The bids will be Endorsed Proposals for sale Of
Consolidated Bonds" and addressed to Hon. D. r.
The Council shah have the right of rejecting
bids. ~.
BY order of the Board Of Commissioners OF the
Consolidated Debt ALFRED SHAW,
Administrator OF Public Accounts.
AUS 2taw3od
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Eighth Ward Republicans.

Through the energetic efforts Of those
well known Republicans of the eighth ward
OF the Third District, Messrs. James OHan-
lon. John Ward, Lawrence Williams, and
James Mex. Richards, large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held Friday evening,
and the organization OF Il subciub was
effected, known az the Irish Radical Repub-
Iican Sub Club of the Eighth Ward, OF
which Mr. James O'Iianlon was unanim-
ously elected president: Lawrence Williams
first vice president; John New hirter. second
vice president; Barney Mckernan. trea-
surer: John Ward. corresponding secretary,
and Louis F. Carrie. recording secretary.
After pertecting permanent organization
the club adjourned, to meet again next
Friday evening at half-past seven O'Clock,
at their Hall on Spain, between Rampant
and Good Children streets.
All Irish citizens of the eighth ward are
cordial invited to attend.
The sheldon Legion.
A meeting of the Sheldon Legion was
held last evening. 1t is IA new Republican
club. which was organized in the second
ward one week ago. and HOW numbers
about seven hundred members Inc c!uD
elected the following officers, to serve tor
the next six months: d. Wilson. President ;
Sandy II. Ratclif. Lewis Nichols. Charles
Parker. T. II. Roane. NieePrcsidents
Charles A. Baquic. The club elected the 1oi-
luH ing honorary members. recognizing III
them true and tried Republicans 1t is safe
to predict that the Legion will sweep the
| ward next November. Dave Wilson Is 4
! good leader for the Sheldons
! Rc<0tccd, That the following named gen
| t!elncn be elected honorary members o1
| this club:
President L. s. Grant Hon. II. c. War
moth. Hon Is. F. Batter, Hon. o.. }
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RESISTING AND STAEBING AN OFFICER
On Thursday night. between nine and ten
o'clock, an affair occurred at the Slaughter
house, below Algiers. which resulted Ill the
seriously wounding patrolman Armand Dc
Isle, of the metropolitan force, in the Fifth
District The offender is "a man named Ben
Davis, who has been employed by one Of the
butchers at the Slaughterhouse. and who is
noted for being rather ugly in disposition,
especially when under the influence OF
liquor On the night in question Ben
seemed particularly DESTROYS to quarrel with
somebody, without much caring whom. he
affected to be drunk, but 1t IS SAID by per
sons who were oDseryant of him all the
evening that he had taken but one glass.
At length Officer Delsle, who was on duty,
warned Ben that his conduct
would lead him into difficulty.
Ben then retrcated until he
had attained about fair distance TO curse
at a mark, when he pulled out q knife and,
amidst a volley of abuse, threatened the
officer with the consequences of attempting
to take him. Feeling it his duty 10 disarni
the Desperate, Officer Delisle approached
wien Ben sprang on him and gave him
| three stabs. one sending the knife through
! the right arm. another where the poin; OF
! the knife struck the collar bone and glanced
making an ugly cat, however, and third
| slightly wound:ng the left arm.
| Ben was arrested and locked up. He at
tempted 10 plead intoSication, but people
! around pronounce that he was sober. Tho
wounded man. Armand Deiisle, popu,ariy
known among his companions as go
loucuue." is man OF excellent character
and highly esteemed by tie citizens OF Al
ciers. here lie has resided all his life. liz
has been remarkable for combining stlic
attention 10 duty with excellent temper ano
! extremely civil delneanor. His misfortune
| j. generally regretted.
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CANDIDATE FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We feel pleased to see the name OF oar
friend George w. Kendall put forth as a
candidate for the office Of First Justice
of the Peace for the parish of Orleans. Ar
Kendall is an attorney at law ard Will be
remembered as being the lawyer who ell
sons who were arrested and thrown into
prison by the Democratic Recorders preyl-
Gus to the election in 1868. Mr.. Kendall s
name on the Republican ticket will add
strength, and we hope to have the pleasure
of calling him Judge after the election III
November.
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CITY TAXES.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall New Orleans, 7
September B. 1870. }
VHTHIIE THIS DEPARTMENT IS PREPARING
w the tax bills for delivery to the courts tax
n;.yers can pay their bills without further cost.
earnestly recommend all deliQ ents to avail
JOHN =. WALTON,
Sa9+2 Administrator of Finance.
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p. n. JOHNSON, Secretary.

attention.. Attention. seventh Ward
Republican yoters-rhe undersigned behcvlng
honesty and capacity TO be the first virtues re,
C1;ire, Tor Republican candidate, and reposns al
confidence in l.. c. MORPHf announce HIM as
their candidate for the House OF representatives
from the Seventh Ward.
Tie, earnestly solicit all sound members of the
marty to support said candidate at the primary
election.
Frontin Michel Basi.e Brion
Charles Duplantier, Ausustin Jahnot
NJ L, Leblanc Rev. Nathan James,
Uyn,,itr Godin Rev. }, B.ckston,
Joseph Thompson, James trowioid'
~
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
DErARrxESr OF COMMENCE,
CITY OF New Orleans, City Hal,
September Z, 1870.
CyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED 81
y this Department until MONDAY NOON, Septem-
Der 49, instant. for altering the Stalls IN the ~.
Mary's Market. making them similar to the STATS
in the French Market. Specifications can Nc seen
at this Office
The city reserves the right TO reject all bids.
8. c. EMLEY,
seq I'd Administrator of Commerce.
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NOTICE TO TANPAY EHS OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT.

yTyHE TAXPAYERS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L that after the TENTH OF SEPFkhbER next
will proceed 10 suit al deipluents, according 10
law for their STATE Tor 1869 and 1censes 1of
1870. " ThhSbI:ie,
ZOO LIZ State Tax Collector Fourth District.
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Succession of james Mcituoid.
A Ii PERSONS. HAVING CLAIMS AGANHk
IN the est3se Of James McQuoid are notified to
present the same 70 the undersigned at the once
OF Cotton Levy, No. IA Exchange Place without
delay. 4 N. BCFORD,
aulc' 4toab - Administrative
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Poiymnia Hull.-The regular meeting OF the
First ward Republican Club will be held at 70
ivmnio Hall corner of ST. Charles and Po,vmlia
tire, is next WEDNESDAY EVENING, at hafpast
seven O'Clock. j. X. WEN FiesioCna.
W,IIIAM NCCrnRIH. Secretary. sell 81
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD STATE ASSESSORS, }
Corner Cont and Royal, up stairs. Z
New Orleans, August ], 1870.
DROpERTY HOLDERS AND OTHERS INTER
Il ested are hereby notified that the rolls of-the
Board of State Assessors for the year 1870 city or
New Orleans viii be open for inspection and cor
rection for the period oil sixty days from the above
date.
By order of JOHN ". SWORDS,
President of Board,
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Succession Of Samuel W. Tno"Pso"-1>~

c,xcoyp DrsrarCT COURT FOR THE vARlSH
- If orIeane Whereas William II. seymour has
,d tb nourt for L tiers of administration ON
h,at, =. FIX ate samuel W. Thompson deceased,
;n,.sIot. xnMce il hereby given to all whom IL
nv. ,r,, H. show CAUSE within ten days Why
the PRAYER o. Inc s1"o Pe'i'' ~ ~ ~
granted. -.
By order Of the court. xx n mn w rn.us.
scll - W W. NAV StoA =
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SELL It-lt the owner of Il pile Oh sand
and brick, which for two weeks has OBJ
structed the banquettc CT Girod, near Ba-
rome street. does not remove or sell 1t
soon, he never will get his money back. for
it is gradually wasting away by pedestrians
stumbling over the heap and puttinga brick
in their hats occasionally.
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I
To the Honorable Board of Administrators, and %
the Mayor of the city Of New Orleans: -s
GEyTLEMES-We, the undersigned, - properly
o,ynnrs On Franklin street between JlIEkson and
Philip streets Fourth District earnestly beg Of you
to have the said Franklin street between jackson
small alley in front of property, which VIII
hardly allow dray to pass from one street to the
other the balance of the ground having been SOLO
to different parties as private property. knowing
this to be necessary for having athoroughfare from
Jackson to Philip streets, and as all the vacans
bic body to consider and grant US our request.
We remain, respectfully, 800
A No,-or ,,... l65k &
l.. G.. Hiiirch5.
III. krtnttl.. .''''.'''
Thomas Shaughnessy ........................ ~ .
Henry Schrimpf. ia
sci 2aw2wr
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Succession OF Richird " fpter-NO' oosUcHe
C,pcOyp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISHOR
SOrleans-Notice is hereby gwen to the creditors
~ rms estate and to all other persons herein
intercste, TO show cause within ten days from the
nressnt notification, if any they have can, Why
he account presented by the testamentarT
executor OF tho deceased should not be horologated
and approved and the funds disoibuted in accord
ance herewith.
BY orter of the court.
sell Is 20 NJ: o. TRACY. Clerk.
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Succession, of Paul BigsiorNo. s3,75s.

Succession Of Paul BiggiOENo. 30, 551.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Or!ean4.-Noffce is hereby given to the cred
tors OF this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from tho
present notification, if any they have can, why
the account presented by T. Bassetti documentary
executor of the deceased should not be honclogpte0
and approved, aud the funds distributed in accOrd-
ance Herewith.
By order ofthe court
seIO Il ID u. o. TKACY, CINHk. 1
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human geese flying around in these narrow
thoroughfaree. Cold weather, certain, IN
sections up north.
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Editor Replblican.-Please announce DR.. NJ.
P Avila as q candidate for Corouer for the Second
ana Third Districts of the parish of Orleans sub
tect to the nominal ion Of the Republican party.
His honesty, zeal and mpartiality will secure for
him the support of the people. sec I'm
John b. Leefe is announced by his friends
as a candidate for Administrator Of Assessments
at the approaching election, subject to the rom-
antionof the Democratic Convention. se6 {