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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28
I78NEk ORLEANS KEP6BIBAN;y sAF8R6XF, OOroBdR 81 187l


There was . copfsgsnee ut twelve O'clock
yesterday in the Mayors parlor, between
tho Mayor and Administrators, and the
board of commissioners and finance com.
mittee Of the Fireman's Charitable Asso.
| citation, composed OF Messrs. 1. N. Marks,
g. H. Braughn, n. Lardner, Frank Rawls,
WE Manning, Charles Amat, ia. Camp.
bell and E. A. Burke. The subject dis-
cussed was the proposed ordinance drawn
up BY Mr.. Remick, making . new contract
with tho Firemen's Charitable Association.
Mr.. Remick explained the object of the
meeting, and Mr.. Marks stated, on the mart
of his associates, that the ordinance W.
acceptable. Mr.. Bonzano was Of; opinion
that . contract for five years would be
preferable to one for ten. and if the Council
acted up to the strict line of their duty,
they would not make . contract to lat
longer than their own official existence.
This administration had been afflicted with
contracts which they had not made, and
they did not wish to treat their successors
in the same way. p n~-ir
In the course of the debate, MI. Marks
expressed . hope that the Mayor would ap-
pear in person at every ire that may here
after take place in the city during his a.
ministEation. The Mayor replied that he
had served his time . . Aremaa nearly
forty years ago, and gently declined to u
with the machine any longer.
The further consideration of the natter
was pOstD0nAd nntil tho roonlar mee<iu~ of
the Council on Tuesday. Il
Chicago Relief Fund.
The Louisiana Progressive Club, through,
Colonel james Lewis. Administrator Of
Police, yesterday handed into the Mayors
Office one hundred dollars for the benefit Of
the Chicago sufferers, the proceeds Of q
concert held 1t LYceum Hall last week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

General Malloy, under the State laws OF
Texas, has assessed forty thousand dollars
upon Limestone county, to be paid within
three days A Groesbeek dispatch of the
twenty-fourth says: soI
An assessment Of three per cent upon all
property in the county Of Limestone has
been assessed and payment ordered in three
days. If not paid, ten per cent additional
to be levied and our property sold. All
civil officers are suspended BY special order.
We are satisfied that no civil process will
be respected. Our only hope is in the Leg
islatnre. There is not money enough in the
county to pay the tax assessed.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CHEZ QuAEFsRnAss8R's On

CHEZ QuAkFsRnAss8R,s OSvzc.. J
sJf e Depastnent Of Texas, )
San Antonio, Texas. August %, lS71. }
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRfPLlCATE, SUSPECT
y to the usual conditi0ns. heretofore published,
will he received 1T this once. and also 1t the Ofice
q the United States Quartermastef, at Fort
Rtchsfdson, Texas, until twelve O'clock. H.,
on WEDNESDAY, the twenty. second Of Kevember,
ls71, for furnishing and delivering at said Fort
Rtcharason, such quantities Of grain forage - nay
be required 1t that post for the remainder Of the
6sesl year ending On the thirtieth Of June, 1874,
being about
100000 pounds Of OATS or CORY.
The exact quantity Of each kin1s1 Haln to be
contracted for will be determined when the con-
quality, and delivered in good sound sackx
Separate bids viii be made for Oats and Corn,
and bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds at
which they will deliver each of the kind Of grain
Aeeded.
Blank proposals. and any additional Information
can be obtained on application 70 this Office.
BkNJAMlH c. CARD,
0c20 Ct Acting Chief QuArtermaster.
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ELEVEN HUNDRED n EIGRTY.sEvtN SHARES
CAPITAL STOCK LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
CANAL COMPANY.
LANDS IN OPELOUSAS, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
CESS or JAMRs Mcnrnrn
SUCCESSION OF NJ
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans-
No. 1892.

lRY NASH T. HODl;s0N-w. I. HODGsOy.
Aucti0neer-Ot1ce No. Ito 0ravier street-On
November 4, 1871. ct twelve O'Clock
n, ct the st. Charles Auction Exchange, tn
the basement r0rundA Of the st. Charles Hotel, IN
this city. by virtue and in pursuance Of an order q
the Hon. Louis Duvigneanl, Judge Of the second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated Au-
gust =. 1871. docket No. 33,sa2, for account OF The
succession Of James McQu0id, deceased. at pubic
auction. will be sOld- j..
l. Eleven hundred and eighty-seven shares Of
the capital stock Of the Louisiana an0 Texas Canal
Company. with the rights, privileges and grants
thereuntO belonging, to be sod in lots Of io shares
each.
2. TH4 UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF INTEREST in and
to lots nos. ] and :, and the west half OF the north
east quarter Of section fifteen IN township ten,
south Of range thirteen west, IN tne distr Ct 81 ia0d
subject TO sale at Opelousas, State Of Louisiana,
containing 134 11.1Oo acres. ,
Within the above canal grant, which nearly sur.
rounds he great beds Of sulphur recently .Aiseov-
cred, there are about 1900 900 acres. sm6seeipg
some Of tle most fertile and productive lan6s Il
the gtste. Pamphlets containing charter, rights,
franchises, privileges and Advantage. With map d
grant and route Of canal can - hs0 q a4paieation
t. tho aaCtioneerD. 70 / .t3zt-Nr3J :
Terms-eash ON the spot in United ststes tseas-
Qry notea ocl Z - 2ea
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G
BIZ c. z. GrRARDHX 1 CO., ct twelve O'Clock, q
the Merchants and Auctioneers' 8xchaage,
lot Of 'Eroana aud buildings corner Common
and Roman stxests-Succession Of Ellen ADes.
By l. n. L D. J. MONT0OM1RY. 1t II o'clock,
ct Old Auctiea Mart, NA u Camp street, .
general asssstasnt Of new and secondhand
furniture, pisaes. etc. A. ID o'clock, st che 81.
e Charles Auction HxehAage, desfrshiei pev in
First Preshytettan church, opposite lafayette
square-Sueeesion ct Nm. ClaEinds g. Martin.
By NASH L HOD00ON, ct ID O'Clock, at d. Chsrles
Auction Exchange, elegant family resi-
dence cUfuer u Third and Camp streets, and
eight choice lots Of ground-Suecession Of
Dunean !. HeuDen., -H
d 4 HUSTON, - IL esleek, st corner Of
0ravier and Bagsane streets. saddle and hal.
ness horses anl nares. mules, new and second.
had top end e0Un baGgies acd wsesos.
81 sHBRIFF sAUv1N1r. 1t II O'Clock, ct the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. three
lots of ground on Canal and Dorgenois strs4s-
Leon Gedehsux ". James Martin. AZ Ave
O'Clock, ct corner Bourbon and 81 Louis
streets, one dostog's carriase-Iussns Tourne,
CHARLES CAssannesuhesUstea, ~. 4. xa&hieu.
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DISTURBANCES IN GRANT PARISH.
Col1Ax, GRANT PARISH, LA.,l
October 20, 1871. !

DISTURBANCES IN GRANT PARISH.
CoI,Ax, GRANT PARISH, La. ,
October 20, ls7l. )
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
I arrived at this place on Wednesday
last, and find the mind of the public in q
fever Of excitement. No security in person
or property. A. an evidence Of it, the
Regulators, or Ku-Klux, continue their
depredationA On the twelfth instant they
burned and destroyed the residence and
other property ON Kindred Harvy's place
in tho .p,ney woods. Mr.. Harry, some
months ago; moved his family into Colfax,
and was one Of the men that the party in.
CURED after the night they murdered
White and burned my property. Mr..
Harry was An afsble, quiet citizen, poor
in worldly goods, aud has . family to sup
port. He was on the side of the federal
government during the war, and has the
adrontry to intimate that the interests and
welfare Of the people a large would be
better subserved BY supporting the Repub-
lcan party; and with those Regulators,
with their religion and inherited idea, 'tis .
euAAVES0V pAVVVOoVAV0 Aux IuCW " 0cetJUV
property, murder, and violate all the laws
Of God or man.
Albert Hawthorne, captain in the Union
army and true Republican, was forced to
seek refuge by moving his family here,
from this worse than Italian banditti, and
recently, while on q visit to his piney wood
place, was compelled to sleep out in the
woods ct night on account of the expressed
determination Of these men to regulate his
worldly affairs. In consequence his son
contracted . cold that eliminated in disease
and closed in death.
I would ask philanthropists, who have
expressed such deep grief at what was
thought to BE- cruel treatment to the abot.
igenes of this country, what they think Of
q soldier and an American citizen deprived
of the relief to SORROW and shed . tear over
the grave Of his children, forced to, leave
the grave to save his own lite.
We have before suggested that the repre-
sentative head of this government. which
owes protection to all her citizens, should
take stringent and energetic measures to
check this rebellion in it's infancy.
w. B. PHILLIPS.
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q NOTICES.

DRPARrxnxV o. POLICE
New Orleans, Octosss u, 1871.
WAS BROUGHT TO THB SECOND Dleg1ICT
Nv Found, corner Of Orleans and Claiborne
One Black Creole MARE, sore on left hip. No
expenses thereon paid. will be sold ct public suc.
ton, At twelve o'clock NJ, at ssid pound, on
TUESDAY, October 81, 1871.
NO. 8-0cz7 It - -s41r 81 administrator.
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The Shreveport SssA.eesiern, in reporting
the railroad convention in that CITY. a !:

2" IL <OsSs - ~ 4CNOk All
the railroad convention in that CITY. savs
Congressman Morey, at this stage Of the
proceedings, addressed the convention. He
spoke at length, and in strong practical
terms. upon the question Of the various
internal improvements of the State,
and urged upon the people the necessity
for combined and united effort in all that
tends to develop our resources. Mr..
Morey's speech was warmly received by
the convention.
A letter Of excuse and coincidence il our
movement was read by Mr.. Wylie from
Con xressman sheldon. 1t was ordered to
be engrossed and published among the reg
ular proceedings.
the Mayor Of Natchltoches, Louisiana. from
Senator Pomeroy, and from L. ]. Jsyner, Of
Arkansas, which were referred to the score.
tary, and ordered to be eu3bodied in the
proceedings Of the convention.
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By Sheriff sauvinet.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATB F. MANNESErER,
deceased. -
" p.f.nsE
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 81, 959.
BY Sheriff Sauvinet.

DY VIRTUE OF n IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
order Of sale, rendered October Is, 1871, to
me directed BY the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the
above entitled matter, ! will proceed to sell at public
o'clock. A. NJ. At my warehouse, No. a ct. Ann
.treet; between Royal and Bourbon streets, in the
Second District Of this city. for account Of said
succeeeion, the following described property, be-
longing to said succession, to wit ~
,TARkk !ERSEY WAGONS, one white horse. one
chestnut horse. two sets harness, complete, one
file.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C.S EAUvTNET.
OCT st Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesna.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

CRIMISAL COURT-Judge AbeH.-The cas-
OF the State W. Jules L. Vinet, charged
with having wilfully and with malice afore
thought killed and murdered one Philip
Lamoureaux, at the coffeehouse of NJ. Gui
cheaux, corner of Delery and Levee streets
,,neaE the United States Basracks,, ON Sun.
day. April 30, 1871, wss resumed at ten
O'Clock yesterday morning. IL
The evidence elected seems to show that
both parties, the accused and deceased,
were under the influence of liquor, Lanou.
reaux having been drinking and quarrelina
all day. Vinet, having ordered him GU,
several times, was finally assaulted by La
mcureaux with . metallic pitcher, when he
drew . pistol and, again warning Lamou.
reaux to, leave him alone and 60 to his bust.
ness, fired, when the shot took effect in the
chest, and the deceased almost instantly
expired.
The defense offered the following test.
mony: s.l- aAs.s pa
DR.. Cooper, who had vinet employed
since his inceration a. . hospital steward Of
the Parish Prison, testi6es to the excitable
character of the accused, and that he is a
man of not very extended intellect.
MI. Joseph Lula knows accused by sight
since 1856. He bears the reputation of be-
ing q peaceable, quiet man, but excitsble,
and sometimes . '.little cracked"
Lamoureaux. the deceased, wa Dtf0ns
MAE; used to pull :;ns ferry On tho river.
His real name was not Lsmoureaux. He
vas convicted Of highway robbery, and
entenced to seven years in the r~eMitentiary.
Objected to by the Attorney General,
I'd objection sustained by the court.
Crcss-examined by the Attorney Gen
a-Has merely heard that Vinet is excit-
he. a
3dr. Dodart sworn-Knows prisoner from
ldhood; il . good, quiet and peaceable
sva.
tf,sueene DuPre, sworn-Hm been &C.
j: .:7ted with vinet for over twenty years;
'ental condition, however, il not good;
'crackJbrained."
TEbault and Recorder Leclere tes-
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C0NSTABTES, SALES.

jacques Levy ". Edmoad and S4DeN
% Walliech: in s0lido-F0urth Justice Court for
the parish Of Orleans, 10. goa, rtsb. B.
- to NE directed bv the Hen. J. q. Bsu1n,
Fourth Justice Of the Peaee in and 10r tho eaEisA pi
Orleane, 1 WIN proceed tt sel q gublie auct6ee.
front u nv once, No. Z Frenchnen street, 90
~ ~ BAY NUt6S. - 100 ft74fA..I % :
Seized in the above entitled Suit. - :
- Tefme-CAsh. 4As f.
oca7 81 MOI ACG, BUICK, CsuDo06le.
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t.. .rA. '.. OFFICE OF SuPBRlNfRNDRXf, I
October Is. 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ the office of the Superintendent until - NJ, No.
vember Is, 1871, for furn shing, delivering, fitting
and putting in place the entire cast iron cOrnice Of
the Custcmhs use At Rev Orleans. Louisiana, rs
exhibited by the drawings and specifications, copies
Of which may be had on application 1t this Office.
The whole to be cast Of No 2 gray notified iron,
clean, smooth and free from all defects and fiaws
scafoldinga and derricks will be furnished to the
contractor without cost. Ninety per cent of the
amount due viii be paid on the completion Of the
cornice to each front, the balance on the couple
ton Of the contract.
Bidders will state the earliest time within which
they will complete the contract II awarded to them.
All the bids must be made on the printed form, to
be obtained q this office, and be accompanied by .
penal b0nd Of 8 5000, that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract II awarded him, the sufa.
ciency q the security to be approved BY. the
United States District Judge or the clerk Of the
United States Court.
The right to reject any and all bids received 10
reserved.
Proposals must te inclosed in . sealed envelop,
tndorsed "Proposals for Cast Iron Cornice to the
Custo%house, Sew Hlesns Louisiana, and I'D
dressed 10 COLONEL J. F. MORSE,
ocI7 2St -.fE Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

Ihe 81. Louis Repubican has this special:
WASHINGTON, October 3.-The board Of
supervising inspectors of steamboats, have
which will be put into the form of . report
and submitted to the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for transmission to Congress. 1t 10 by
no means certain that the requests of the
many. steamboat owners who have been be-
fore the board will be complied with, though
IL ie evident that the law will be materially
modified. The board has thoroughly dis
cussed the merits OF the various l~ife-saving
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

SUCCESSION OF THOMAS LYNCH.
0essaA District Court for the Parrish Of Orisans-
a rfs. 1870 aHH .t V

80 o.-.. --l
eerlOace No 3 1xehan0s plece-SAruRDAY.
sssss: m md 4 An asai;a 3 ::i sssl Ss.ss. 8 10Y Sssa an :t, 81.
esld ~ virtue Of IN ordsr ffpm the Hon. Louis
Duvikneaud. Judge 81 the eecoid District Court for
the pasish ofOfleApe. dateathe-Heptenbe r. ls71,
70 ; lie shove nsssd suces 81 a. s ssds sss:.t I'll IL tSs
First District Of this city,
Ia C1HTAlN POTION o. GROUN0t together
VT. v,th =; si IL tns s,, rg1 n;.Pl; siti 1s e. customs. etc. situ,
nine lote, desiGsesed BY Noe. to . inclusive. in
square No. >, bounded BY Canal, jackson, hurst
and Olympia streets. ON . plan drawn BY c. 1.
II, 1858. and deposited IN the ofioe 81 Amadee On
catelao plan No ~ q boOk Of plans No. The
setd lots Of ground s919in each other, and form the
ure, altogether, recording 20 . sketch made BY ].
Z. D'Hemecourt. engineef. les feet = inches aud
lines mont on 0asquet stceet, 29 feet 6 inches in
aegth and mont On Olynyde strsst. 3ls feet ! inch
the !esr Line; Whtch q dia9epa1L
= THlKIkkM LOTB OF 9&OUND situated in the
t!sst pastrsct q The CITY, " square No, le, com:
fsl9yrs .tresea sssid icts are dssissassd 81 the
snumoe1e nom . u II, inclusive, and by the NOA IA
A10 y, and 9eesure = tsll0ws: tcsa 4oAs 2 and ,
1 .e1 ~ IL ed Ssas = i9 ~ HOnt On y. fsarick street, BY
ee 1t; Petrick street, By @ feet in deesh; 1t No. 5,
q ~ trreGuies tosn, neeeuTss y feet front ON St.
Is. IS 5sst iio1t ea d:sauss sss:st. md s s fsss IL IN
deHth ON TIE line Of lot n 6, and lots Nos. 6. :, 3,
y: y e9 - iao m 80 :; en- ; - 1 =. frsot on Gasqust
m .,.ss1: y ea auS 5 ~ r.. e f.e SsP on s sc.s 1st; - .., ana 10 -
lso feet IN depth. !.
- HaNk 1OIC " 0kOUAD: sstNafed IN the First
HaSs1cs o. TINS caty. IN square bounded BY jackson,
mated - lots Sos. ] to 9. inclusive, and measure %
ss1Mows Lot 20: ! nsssarss 81 tset II inches and
SLnes ir0nt on Jackeen street, The e.me width on
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The Chicago fire, it il thought, will work
out . thorough reform in insurance mat.
ters, by the formation Of . public opinion
which win compel those intrusted with
that great interest to exercise greater Wig
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SHERIFFS SALES,


AeOo SSooc1o0x w. JAMES MARTHA
0EvkNTH DISTRICT COuRT FOX THB PARISH
81 Orleaos. No 9olA..By virtue Of : writ ef
s: :s'ss ssse aaf b 5s's ss Soa. Si s. s. ~. s1s q sS os'ssse
IN ~ shove entitled easee, I vill iaecsedt = en- s.
f fssss: :sse loyal 4 .s e: se s:s.sss e, c.a .pG sas e.
ssty, e 1T6s6A7, Setos ssP .. i Isd..' & sss i've
o'c!oeA \. the following described property. to
THREE Iors or GROUND sasdistea in tb,s city,
!. e ;s9 SSes< ssuSs: and b Sd. o.ssi e ss:ss:t d! Ct
il ssi tie !. oi, ses. q r. seliS a saa re IL. Ss I ] P not. ssn pubic
n N n: e'iy; = pli Eet ns% sSst :syss o.. ss g sSs:
twenty-eieht SsSt seven inehss and i've lines noSt
ssss c tsa is s,isss; q. y G sss, ss1SS ns. S END 10y ..S {s s:sy en-
Dorgensis street, md between parallel Inca Lot
number two has twenty.seven feet eight inches
sever feet ten inches and three iines in depth, s.
tween parallel lines. y lot number ave has,
dde ensS 81 one ret snud ncat .s on e RSfssa 9sss : :s,ssf Io q !:
same property which the said dsleudsut .puf-
chalk, BY - s Ct passed before re- said Notary. xssrsr,
on the thlrd day Of March, eighteen hundred aud
seissd in the ADORE suit.
Terms--Cash On the spot.
..,s gel, y Sheriff Il tS s; s J; " " Sl's:.... /
E.ssssTs:..s, C.aF'es CacE.sss, ss6Fs-
0lxTH DISTINCT COURT FOR THI PARISH OF
0Os1eans, No. l1,e4l.-By virtue u . writ q heri
fACias to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court. for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitlsd cause, 1 will proceed to
sel at public %anction, on the premises corner
ia. a aSs c'clocS, +. n, The following described
Sks 6;ScToEs CARRIAGE.
eei1ed In the shove suit. - .~-
3Orms-Cash on the epot. 2 +s-
d = ~ -4-+lL 4 C.. T. RAUvlNET,
oct7 81 % gai Sheriff. Of the Parish - Urlsepa,
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A&o1Hx8 CAxYTE1-RdbeUs C0sP1e.-
Yesterday morning Esquire Meyers and
Constable jackson, after serving twenty.
four hours intAA Parish Prison for contempt
of the Fourth District Recorders Court,
were taken before the same tribunal to
plead guilty o. not guilty to having falsely
imprisoned the Bernard brothers. The &C.
'cused were told to sign their'own bonds in
fifty dollars to appear. Both gentlemen re-
fused to sign Or furnish bonds, when they
were committed to the Parish Prison in de-
fault. A writ of habeas corpus was sued
ont in the Sixth District Court, and Judge
Cooley released them Oh the ground that
Mr.. Billings 10 not Recorder. When will
this thing come to . settlement
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Succession Of Henry Stron6-No. 34,941.
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB TH1 PARISH
Of r,eAna-Whesea Mrs. Louisa Strong has
ON the estate Of her late husband, Henry Strong:
Notice IL hereby given to al whom it may concern,
to show cause within ten days, why the prayer of
the said petitioner SlioaM not be aTanted.
By order Of the Court.
Oc20 "a % ". o. TRACY, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,

successfss ofR. r. Bealae-Ne. 34,S44.
CECOND DISTRICT COuRT q H PARISH
~ Of O~rleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of this estate and to ali other persons
herein interested to show cause within ten days
sAa,4 why the account presented b. the detive ties.
tamentary executor tn this estate should not be
h0mOIogated and approved, and the funds dis.
tributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
oczo a "a n. O. TRACY, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

A SLUx0 SH0T.-Sterling Williams seems
to be an extraordinary mortal, and his con.
duct win not bear' close inspection. When
arrested, he had . murderous looking slunx-
shot in his possession. Sterling viii be
brought uP On the eighth proximo, to an.
swer to Recorder HouRhton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

A Noss.-Ellen Paul has . nose which
she cherishes - something necessary to her
w~ell-being, and consequently objects to
having it fattened or crossed by Arthur
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ing THIS EvBAING 1t No. - St. Charles street.
Full attendance requested. Tickets for first go
ciable" viii be given out. Other important bud
ness.
By order: a L1a =. 4. ADAMS, Secretary.
Oc28 IL
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SUCCESSION OF GEORGE D. KAUZ.
Second District Court for tho parish Of Orleans-
No. 2,877. A

No. a,e77. III
ny CHARLES =. PORTER. AUCTION.
p eer-Ofkce No. IS Exchange piace-THURSDAl,
November 2. 1871, at half-past ten o'clock A. NJ, will
be sold at public auction, ON the premises, corner
Of Aandev lille and GirOd streets. In the J bird Dis.
trtct of this city, by virtue of ~ order from the hon
orable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans dated October 10. 18.l-
store Fixtures Weights: Measures and 81 and
singular the CONTENTS OF II GROCkk STORE
corner of Vaudeville AID Glrud streets,
ALAO,
ALL THE FURNITURE contained in said prem.
Uses.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury netea.
OcZl 20 nO2
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THE DAlLY EGPUBLICAN

Nay be had Of tho following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postoface.
4. Simon, No. - Exchange ALLEY. III ,
c. G. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
G. g. D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, F~ontchartrsin Railroad
Depot Third District; alse, at Depot foot
of lafayette Stsst, First District y
J.. W. Long, conner Of Love md EnGhien
Stress, Third D1trisk e. l D.. ,4sia,I
Crescent CITY News Depot, No. 25S Canal
street, corner 81 Howard. W 'Hl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28
Succession Of C.. Schuman and Wife
No. 81 .613.

CECOND COURT FOL B yzK.SH
~ OF OrleanA-Noticer 10 hereby given to the
creditors If this estate aud to all other persons
herein interested to shew cause within ten days
from the present notification, IL any they have Or
can, why the account presented by the tutor ad.
D,inistertng this estate should not be homol0gated
and approved, and the funds distributed in &C.
cordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
Oe23 81 MOB N. n. TRACY, Clerk.