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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-07

A PROTEST FROM SIXrY-SlX.-Thc follow
ing remarkable document was received yes
, terday BY tie Police Board, and passed
over to Captain Lewis, who promises that
q thorough investigation shall be made:
New ORLEANS, February 3, 1871.
To the Honorable Board of Police Commissioners:
GENT.EMHN-We, the undcrsi .ned. pro
prietors OF the Olympic Varieties, beg leave
to make the following statement:
We have two patrolmcn. by the names OF
COugh!in and Brown, who are stationed on
st. Charles street in front of our business.
They threatened us last night, If we dared
to have them removed from that beat, they
would club us, and they would be assisted
by the celebrated Corporal Eankirk to do SO.
Now, gentlemen We can prove these facts.
and, az taxpayers, are we to be annoyed NY
such men, because, as they say. one OF yOur
commissioners upholds them in their acts.
We keep a quiet and orderly place o..
amusement, and why should we be annoyed
by patrOlmen, and our customers threat
ened.
D Senator O'IIara and other prominent gen
tiemen Of this city have called upon us to
prefer charges against these men, as the
captain of the first precinct was powerless.
on account of one of your commissioners
ruling the district.
Hoping you will suspend these men from
duty until trial.
Yours, respectfully,
l.. L. DUFFY.
JAMES FLYNN.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 SHERIFF SAUvINEr, at II O'Clock, a: Mer-
chants and AHctionecrs' Exchange. Il
Judgment fol- SO 75
BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD, az u
O'Clock, at entrance to the Customhause. on
Old Levee street twenty four bales of cotton
By CHARLES +. PORTER at half past ten O'Clock,
at No. Is Main street. contents of Orient Res
taurant and lease of prenlis
BY e. DE FERRET, at II O'Clock. at No. il'
Second Street general assortment of household
furniture aud Charter Oak stove
BY c. Z. GIRARDEY l. CO.. at II o'clock, AZ Mr'-
chants ani AuctiOneers' Exchange, NINETY
nine lots OF ground in nine squares, IN the
Third District -assisnee's sale, bankrupt estate
of J. D. cameron Co.; plantation IN FRANKLIN
Parsh-assignce's sale. bankrupt estai" Oh
Joseph Petit.
BY r. III. sB. J. MONTGOMERY, at ii o'clock,
at Old Auction Mart 81 Camp street, new aud
secoUa hand furniture pianos, etc.
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c. SACVINET
te7 II 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.

Mary A. Fisk Va. Her Husband r. NJ.
Fisk-Sixth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans No. l23.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF F1ERI FACIAS, FOR
ID afimony to me directed by the Honorable
the Sixth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises hereinafter DC
ssn.tcl. on SATURDAY. February Is, 1871 Vat half
past ten o'clock 4. NJ -
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS
contained in the premises, situate No. l5I Camp
street. In the First District Of this city per in
ventory which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the spot
C. S. SAUvINET
f.-l2I9 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Muse AND Music Al 1SSTRUMESTs.-Few
persons can visit the store Of Mr.. Louis
Grunewa!d, on Canal street, without being
convinced that the splendid pianos which
he has for sale are superior i'll tone to al
most any others ever brought to this city.
and that the worldwide reputation OF
the instruments manufactured by Steinway
and knabe has 6een .honestlyiwon. sBcs'des
these magnificent pianos, Mr.. Grunewald
has large stock OF the very best musical
instruments of all the various kinds-we
might say, from a penny whistle to from
bone and from a tambourine to a base drum,
IA music box to a church organ. His stock OF
piece music also covers all that is new, elias
sic and popular. Give him a call
GARDEN SEEDs.-Farmers and gardeners
will find the very best garden seeds brought
to this market at the seed store of Mr. Will
liam A. Maupay, No. 70 Graver street. His
seeds are all fresh, and put up expressly for
his Sales and will be sold in quantities to
suit either dealers or planters, at NortbeM,
prices.
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

j. l.. DuMnicn & 60. vs.. Steamboat Great
Republic.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District OF louisiana. No. a@ol-n obedience 10
an admiralty warrant. 20 me directed III M. inor.
entitled suit. have seized and taken into :ny pos
session.
The steamer GREAT REPUBLIC her tackle.
etc nov Erlrd hy J. l.. D,,nniri \ Co..
for the causes -! forth i'll til. ls"l. now
prndin. in the District Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cit. and admonsli The ONil.i
or owners thereof and ~; and every person or I''l-
having pretending to !,aE" any right, ti'
interest i'll or to the same. - he and appear AZ :.
District Court OF the United States Tor the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city OF N"N Orleans,
on or before the first Monday of March, ISL 10
show cause If any thew have can why th,. slid
steamer Great Republic her tackle" etc. ,houLd
not b. condemned and be sold. asIccaoy to the
pray er OF libr.ant-.
United States Marshal. Office, New Orleans,
fourth diy OF February. 1871.
$. L. PACKARD,
H.. II lj2 United state. Marshal.
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Succession Of Mrs. Elizabeth Place-NO.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans-NOtice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and to all other persons
herein interested, to show within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
administrator of this estate should not be h0nOlo
gated and approved. and the funds distributed iu
accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
fel59 n. O. TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-07

Frank McEnany vs.. Patrick Mc(suin-
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleaus,
No. 9.4l.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FAClAS
ID in favor of Patrick Mcnamara, in his capacity
curator OF the estate OF +. W. McEnany directed
by the Honorable the sixth District Court for til"
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, to
Thomas l.. Maxwell. late Sheriff and by said Late
Sheriff to transferred, l VIII proceed to Sell
at public auction the Merchants and AuC-
tioncers Exchange ROYAL street. between Canal
and Customiouse streets in the Second District
of this citv SATURDAY, February p, 1871, at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described property.
to-Wit-
/. A LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated Ill
the First District OF this city, i'll the square bounded
hv Religious, Richard. ST. John the Baptist and
Orange streets, designated AZ lot number four, on
plan drawn by &. 4. Hctin late surveyor, dated on
the thirteenth OF May, 1852 and deposited i'll the
Office OF II. B.Cenas late notary public i'll thu y
city Said lot measures twent y-seVen fact front on
Religious street. by one hundred and ten feet ten
inches and five lines in depth.
2. ONE HALF OF A LOT OF GROUND, tO.etbes
witt, ali the improvements thereon. situated III the
Nuns faubOurg. Fourth District of this city, III
square bounded by Felicity. st. Michael, Azelie and
81. Mary streets, measuring thirtyhve feet SIX
inches and two lines front Felicity street, by one
hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches and SIX
surveyor on the eighth of December. l8+6 and de-
pos; ted III the o.kce Of II. i. Cenas, late notary
public this cItv.
f;o..l of the above described pieces of prOpert ?
acquired b. defendant by purchase from John
Keiens !. per act passed, before Clement Brown.
iate "A notary publ" II TIL, city on the twenty
second of July. 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-Cash OF the spot. -
IS. SACvlNET,
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Edwin Forrest does not propose to leave
the stage so long as he is able to tread the
boards. Mr.. Forrest is the Oldest, and GER
tainly is in some characters one OF the
greatest actors on the stage. He is re-
ported to DO worth two millions Of dollars.
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0flicr nf hind. NrM Orirau.. .IucksOn md

Office of the New Orleans. Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Com. 'iny. New Orleans.
December IL l3,o.-Thc following resolutions were
adopted ~ the Board OF Directors Ot this company
AZ t.c.v Mtrt!:l. held the seventeenth instant:
Resolved, That tor necessary repairs and tqUp
m..it of TN. road call OF ten per cent on rd"l
share t. and III. same is hereby made OF stock
holders who have not paid in full. in prrs,ian"" ~
paragraph three. OF the charter: and that sixty
days notice b. given by publication III two news
papers il the city of New Orleans, and tNp news
papers the State OF Mississippi. and that silt
t..ii l,,. PAYABLE before the twentieth UAy y;
February, eighteen hundred and seventy one.
Resolved, That in pursuance OF section NE OF
the charter. approved the :wrnt v-s.coiIi day oi
April i.htecn hundred and tttyhvte. the shares
OF stock of this company b. converted from shares
OF twyut y-fivc dollars each into Shares OF one hun
.rcd olli.s each AMI that notice thereof for sixty
days. O- published in two newspapers n the city
OF New Orleans and two newspapers in the state
OF Mlss.sSipD; and that all stoc kholrrs mere
by Noticed TO surrender ccriTicatcS OF stock. and
to receive in exchange therefor certificates N
shares of hundred collars each. That Is 10 say
tn. holder Of every four shares OF the eNlSfin.
stock of TWENTY-FIVE dollars each will N. entitled
receive, the surrender thereof. cert n. ate
to, one share OF one hundred dollars.
deco CO., r. s. CHARLES. Secretary.
Notice to Delinquent TaxpnyerS.-Ai! de-
linclit taxpayers for the 1850 70 1904, in'i
siNr. are hereby noticed to com" forward I;nin'-
dt.v and s"tt L. the same. at my Office, III o'de;
10 avoid further CoS-.
Parties desiring to ascertain the amount OF tht!:
tax are requested to call t nv Office hcic AL III
formation viii be- promptly given
4. =. SACEISET.
j.A I'm Civil sheriff Parish OF Orleans.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Marie Angelo Duplessis-NO.
N,l27.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Oreaus.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
OF this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can, why
the account presented by A. Chiapcila, .tosta-
mentary executor of the deceased, i'll this
estate, should not be homOlOsated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of tho Court.
fe7 II Is NJ o. TRACY Clerk.
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THEA-vaN DETANrNaNf.
Wa.llingtOn. y. G.. January 81 lH.l

JOINT resolution dccaratory of the meaning
of the act entitled IAN act to reduce in
ternal taxes. and for other purposes. APP
proved July II. 1870.
Re II resolred by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United State. OF
America, in Congress assembled. That all
foreign merchandise which arrived ut a port
vi he United States Oh or before the thirty
.ir>: day of December. 1870, and not entered
or transferred to Il public store or bonded
Nareholse. shall be entitled to the ben etltS
of the twenty-sixth section OF an act en-
titled AN act to reduce internal taxes and
for other purposes" approved July ~, 1870,
the same as such mcr'handiSe would have
been entitled to, had it actually been III
public store or bonded warehouse on or
plior to the thirty day of December,
1870 Provided, That the owner OF such
merchandise shall, within thirty days from
the passage of this resolution make applica
:on therefor in writing to the Collector OF
Ii, port at which such merchandise arrived
SE.'. >. And be il f"rther rrsolred. That
Ike said act is hereby further amended by
inserting the word -" herein in the twenty
first section thereof between the word:
"othcrwisc and "provdcd,' wherever the
said words occur together in the said see
ton. and this amendment shall take effect
from and after January !. 1871.
Approved january 30, 1871.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.NONITION.
STATE o. PENNSYLVANIA.

Lue.ne Countv-ss. In Orphans Court.
IN E.'.r.ition },f real estate of Lot Brocs Ia. .
OF exeter township. III -did COUNTY, deceased.
NOW on THE TWENTY FIRST OF JANUARY,
~ A. n l6.l court sr tntrC Iule upon parties in
Ht-re-t to appear in court on She FIRST MONDAY
of April term next, third April 1871. at ten O'Clock
4, VI. of said day, 10 accep: or refuse the estate
al the. valuation.
Notice Of said rule TO Ne q ven James L. Brees, a
non ,i.lent, by advert seinent once week tor
six successive weeks prior to said day, in THE
Press" q newspaper Published in Philadelphia
Penus VI vana, aud i'll the "Repnb!ican." a new.
paper published in New Orleans. state OF Louisi
ana.
Certified from the records this twenty-thId day
Of January, l37l.
GEORGE r. RICHARDS.
Clerk OK Orphans Co;irt.
Per n. NJ JoNss. f., laHbt
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GE<OND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
OOrlra:s-NOtice il hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and to all other persons herein inter
ested to show within ten days from the pres
ent notification, if any they have or can. why the
account presented by John AdOlphe CastenadO. adj
trttOr mis- should not be hOmOiOgaed
and approved and tfle funds distributed in accord
anca Herewith
My order OF the Court.
f,.59,4 NJ O. TRACT Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans. February ,, lS7l-Thc
notice of dissolution of partnership of G. W. CAM
MACK & SON having been published under a mas
apprehension. it is hereby withdrawn and the
business vii. be conducted as heretofore.
fn72t G. W. CAMMACK.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Louisiana.
POsrOpyiCH DHPARTNfST,(
Washington, January 49, 1871. )
DROPOSAlS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
L Contract Office OF this Depart ment unth 3oclOc
Y. NJ, OF March l. 1871. ito be- decided
BIZ the thirtieth) tor carrvin. the mails OF the
United States, July l, ls7i to June So 1873, on
the folowin. route in the stat. Of Louisiana.
and by the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein specified. viz
No. 36sa from Tansirahoa by G1.ensburg and
Darlington to Clinton. iOrty'One miles and back,
three times il week.
Leave T'ngiapaho Tuesday. THURSDAY and Sat
urdav at 6 A. NJ. Arrive at Clinton by b p. NJ
Leave Clinton Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at s 4. N. Arrive at rangipah0a by n N.
For forms of proposal. guarantee, and certificate.
and ,iss for truc,ions to the conditions to IN,
embraced in the contract. etc, see advertisement
September %. 1870 invitin. proposals for mail
service in louisiana, to be found 1T the principal
postotiicrs.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes. super
ser bed Mail proposals. State OF louisiana and
addressed to the second Assistant Postmaster Gen
era JOHN A. J. CRESWELI..
a2A Il oaw Postmaster General.
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STATEMENT.

SxTATEMESr SHOWING THE EXACT AMOUNT
- OF money existing in the state Treasury on tho
irst day of February. 1871. inclusive:
L. Z. CTU- Stair
RENC,. MOTIFS
General Funds + ,59l =; ST. 80
Current school Fund ......... l89 4j6 -
Interest Tax Fund ............. 83,)56 ~
Icy.. Tax Fund ............. $3.50 T.
Lcvi.t and Drainage Fund .,ol8 ~
Seminary Fund. ................ 100 10
FIRE. Sc llool Fund .......,. .O1 ~
Internal improvement fund.. IN
Floating ID, ht Liuui,iA ION ru.ld !4.N
Redemption of 81 ateeeb Fund. 500 IN
Coiyrnt!on Observation-Disclosures. go %
R.irmDt ION or State Debt Fund.
under act No. III, OF 1862. 3 1853
Total SIS go 20 + 10 0b5
We the undrrs -ied. DO solrmny swear that the
fore gong statement Is true and correct in all re-
S.'cCtS.
JAMES GRAHAM. Auditor.
ANTOINE DUBtCLET,
State Treasurer.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this third
dav of February, 4. d., 1871.
John ?. MONTAMAT.
Justice OF the Peace Tor the Parish OF Orleans.
t.l.
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Edwards New Orleans City Directory
10: 1871. .aIl b. obtained. AZ al tnc H!iu, ival -.e.-

Setting 1IRrried.-kss,rs Tor Young men. on
Crt.l: soci. evils and abuses. rl, interfere with
mdITIiye-N.t!I sur. means OF relief tor tlttiilny
and unfortunate. diseased and dr,ilitatri Sent
FREE. ii seated envelopes. Address Howard AsSo"iH
tinls No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Penn
Sylvania. 1t4 "
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Statement for February 1-Decrease
January, Over Four Millions.


January, Over Four Millions.
WASHINGTON, February The following
is reorganization Of the public debt state
ment:
DHsr BEARING INTEREST I: corr.
Bonds at six per cent. s. ,'l4l.b 100 90
Bonds at i've l or cent ......... PA .r67 800 %
princpa, , l ,s2s .s.3. 700 90
Interest Observation-Disclosures. 81, 10 IA 81
DEBT BEARING !NrxaEs. IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Certificates of indebtedness AZ touc
Navy pension fund at three per cent lt,ooo,000 %
C.rt,ttcates AZ three ;e: ceat..... 1905 coo 90
pr:nc;,a! $50, 763 :,62 Al
Iur,rrs, ...................... 495, 400 80
oxs~ on wI..u ;STanE.r IA. CnAsED slScK MA
T-RiI'i.
Prucipa!. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SlNSaO2 %
Interest Observation-Disclosures. 5i8,6 81
DEBT BEARINH INTEREST.
Old demand and i.gai ;..ndrr ,Io.s : so lOl eB6 on
Fractional currency. tG,,.9,59j 80
Coz. cer:s.ica:es.. y .038 800 %
Principal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.28, 66so39 50
Unclaimed Pacific railroad intcres, 1865 OIL
TotLl debt pr,ucpa! ........... 2tl3sl3 cN O5
Interest. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :S},l08,092 "a
ro.a, ..............ss,4sl,s gu ,oes 20
CASH TIA TREASURE.
Coin .................. ss,OsG 500 As
Observation-Disclosures. 2+,8l7 1873 81
Total. sle3,ssl .2So ?,
casa ~ -IH TRH,sClN.
Fr;,rl.r. l.}.l...,...,.,....5 :. ..8 Gy6 30r 90
Jll'.ac, l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.512, 10: 1913 IS
Decrease OF DEB: darn. the past
month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40409b -
De- rca,: OF debt March 1870 l0,J0l.i.O l..
The iollowlu, are the totals of bonds
Issued 10 Pacific railroad companies:
Prir. i,a Oltst lniiny tb;.63.3i2 90
Interest a,t1alrd and not Yet paid. .,.J03t 70
Interest Paid By the Cuitod St;.te> TO- 153 9lU -
Interest repaid b.: transportation OF
mails acknowledgements. 2t03is %
Ba,lnc. ot intrrcs: pad by the United
states. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,.I 0ai 81
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FRANCOIS DucOm w. Jean Marie The0-
dore MichOn-fourth District Court for tho
nArish of Orieana No. u. 92l.

Francois Ducom W.. Jean Marie Theo-
dore MichOn-fourth District Court for tho
parish Of Orleans No. A,922.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALB
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the apoSs ent.ed ,,c canse .t ts MereSsp,s
and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. in the Second Dis
trict Of this city, SATURDAY, March II. 1871,
AT twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
erty to wit
a Lot OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis
trict of this city i'll square bounded by Bourbon.
Royal. Bienvile and Cont streets, measuring about
sevcnty-thrce feet four inches front ON Bourbon
street about one hundred and twenty seven
feet in depth more or less together With all the
buildings and improvements thereon, Includu.
the bakery and the kitchen, and also the ovens
thereon, aud all the rights. privileges and serv1
tudes thereunto belonging. without any reservation
ore exception.
means OF i JOINT purchase with Mr.. Jacques H.
Millet leach one udiv i,led half from the success
sion OF Mrs. Rita de la Incarnation AuyustIn Duon'
widow OF MIR. T. Rene Jahan. decease d wife OF Mr.
Louis Dansac. by act before Joseph Lisbony. then
Il notary public in this city. on the eighteenth OF
Jane 1879 And the o., other undivided divided hal, half BY
Mr.. Millet by act passed before G. &. Laareyere,
then a notary public of :hs city, on the nineteent"
Terms-i: la cash for a snfiicie amount to pay
plaintiffs cl:nn,. say the sum of * thousand SIX
hundred and sixty'six dollars and s'xtysi1 ana
follows. to wit:
On So, '3a % }, at six per cent pei, annun, from
the. fourteenth OF january 1867 to the fourteenth
of January, 1870. and thereafter At eight per ceut
per annIn t. the day OF sale
On j3 1888 33L at six per cent per AMMAN from
the fourteenth OF January, 1867, to the fourteenth
OF January 1871, and thereafter at eight per cen;
per annlm till the day of sale.
And costs of suit.
q The purchaser to assume ito the extent OF the
a mount OF his bit), the payment of two proinis-
sorry notes secured by mortgage on said property
dated January a. 1869 drawn by the defendant TO
his order ard by him Endorsed, each for the
sum of 81 :I13 xa2s. payable respectively five ana
six years Afcrsdate and bearing interest at six per
cent per annur from date till maturity and there
after at eight per cent per annum from said ma
turity till paid.
3. And the balance of the price of adjudication
iii any cash on the spot. -
c. S. SAUyINET.
fe7 rs mall Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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MORE NoSsENsE.-A sort Of riparian
difficulty occurred at the corner of Lafay-
etc and Fulton streets yesterday afternoon
in which three agrarians. entitled, by
virtue of choice Of godmother or god
father, John O'Brien, John Mcbride
and Walter Hussey, engaged IN a
lively discussion. The result of the az
gument was the visit of all to the Charity
Hospital in charge Of the Metropolitan 20
lice. McBiides stomachic region Is seri-
ously troubled by tho insertion OF carving
knife at the wrong time for digestion.
OBrien got a dangerous cut In the rear
loins, aud even Hussey went to the Hosplta.
to have badly cut hand dressed. No ar
rests were made the men being too danger
ously wounded to be taken to the station
until after they have passed their course at
the hospital.
p. J. KENNEDY, EsQ.-Thc subJolned
tribute to the gentleman above named was
published III the Times of Sunday last. II
is from the pen of a correspondent. Twice
has the wholc-souled Hibcrnian visited the
fair of ST. Vincent &c Paul, and at each
visit expended hundreds OF dollars. May
his means increase. and shadow never be-
come less:
On one OF the evenings OF the past week
tae great lcyee contractor. =. j. Kennedy,
yisitad the fair and with muniicence
worthy Of the man and saaT's ct ar OF
The lottery girls clustered around him like
hive Of :.6usy bees" They quickly dis;
covered that the ore within was rich and
genuine, AM; the approaches to the internal
monitor accessible to the plcadlngs OF
charity Like well spring ,Hs h m the Of fs sn
man to the suppliant and needy. II
wealthy, he is certainly deserving OF M.
wealth, for dissimilar to many others VINO
are favored with fortunes gifts, he gives
abundantly from his store. His hands s, ar.
rarely closed and his purse strings seiacm
drawn.
On many persons riches are bestowed ny
the AllWise Giver that they may dispose O
them judiciously and bcnevolentiy. uoe
makes some men his almOners, ana hi'
bounty avishes freely on them. They arr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-07

FLIBU STEERING ON BRAZIL.-tieorge W hit
field, who has not heretofore distinguished
himself as a buccanecr, is now i'll durance
vile for attempting to gobble two sacks OF
coffee from the Pelican Warehouse.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF A. T. DUNBAR, INDIVIDUAL
IL, etc, Bankrupt.