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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED s1AL isrArr >
; cossEs OF osos AND, Z c1A ulsa
Be - sa. =. o. tiu.' - ~ :. 10 In as
STREETS. THIRD DISTRICT.
4ty - rs A. ~ ~. go
'stl..-t..t i, .- 90, "a; .t2f 1yol s1ls
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW HYpPohrrs BouR-
{ g.. 4af ~ Ia + 1p f44. j Ufflif '.
i.,.,a.- sl 0OIN. g, I'D! q Gs}-
!. 1851 HHs o. 81 ar.rsa 60 4N isst
.tulis -s rLflif -aA' I sHN itiF
secoad Dtstriet Court for the pseish ,ol ,orisaas,
r. -l..lb ERE =. an -fsI2 81 80

~. l!. IL o.. IN ri 81 ~ if. ~ ...-t
RY Pl4ACIDE J. SPEAR, AUcfI0asns-
~ Once IS kxchaneo Alley-WKDxRaDAY. Neveu-
her e 1871, ct twelve o'clock H. win be aoN at The
street. between 0sovier and Common stgsots a6y
virtue and In pursuanee ofan order fSom ~ HoS
Louis Duvigneand, Judge Of the SeoonA DlstTict
Court for the parish Of Orleans dsted October IS.
1871 f0f account II theSA6Ov0 ouccoeGfon ia MI.
lowing described valuabb resi- estate. 70 xit- ~"
l. LOT OF GROUND situated in noV fAuhotRer
Margny. Third District Of this city In the m
DO. nded BY Union, 1t. John the Baptist Daesfolle
and St. Avid stteets. Deasuring % feet ff0nt On
Union street BY l3e Sset in depth between parallel
nee together With the sbuiiangs and eekef cir
crnstances and dependencies t. the sid Lot 81
l1aging. Being the se1ae property which tNe ssid
Widow Doursoin bad acquired " putchaev ffom
Leon Gonzales do villsgas per act 1874 On fho
sixth Of March. 1853. before Felix ferA notary
.. CskrArS LOT OF GROUND, with the build.
:n9s and improvements thereon, stu Aked in tlo
Third Dietrict Of this city, being the lat nsoss0s
No 81 on plan made by Joseph Pile, then city
half lot measuring in French measure, % fset
front on Union. between b. Avid and st. John tho
Baptist, BY l20 feet in depth, between parallel
lines. Which property was acquired By purchase
by the said Mta D0urgoin from Iotiis Chariea
Faurie and the heirs a 6rs. Louis Charles FAurie
Per act dateA April -, 1857. before Lsleydoyere
Rssnion, then noteEy public q this city,. .,ss
Ierme ana csndlti0us-CAsh. III
Acts Of sale before Theodule Buieson, notary
public, together with informal revenue stanps, &
the expanse Of the puEchaseE3.
N. B-Twenty per cent on the amount Of adju-
dication will Be exacted Ut the time Of sale.
0c20 nos IL 10 - f,Ft teNN ~ 81 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29


}. 4 E. q =. 9 ss.s. \ - ~
C4COND DHTnpDr COURT FOe I'M pARIaEl
~ ef Osleasss-ubtieo 70 .hersbg Ulv0 T., the
creditors u this estate ard = all other psEsona
isom the present sstiaestien. Il any they have q
cen. Why tbs acoeant p essnted ~ the tutar I'd.
nnistering Thu eatats shoa!4 nes, e nonelesated
eoS sDRssSSeS ~ 'n' IN
y order ef the court ~ 20 ~ 80
+ os9s3l noe vbaT. NO. TRACY. OIL.
sseeessiss q I'd "a J.l1.6a k'eaia-
cscosp Dlsri,crF oo sSs1t voR tn. PARISH
81 Of Ofleans.-Nstice L. hereby gwen e the
e. @ .ne TO wtss .s %
feem the present NJ iAeation, many they have or
can, yhy the account psssented BY the tutor
homolosafed md approved. and the fund.- dis.
tsibutsd ID ase1sdanse Herewith so ~
Is ~ s, 3 nss 'h' ''ss E, n O. TRACY Clerk
ssccsssssa q ResEs9.aa seh'assE-Ne.
cECoSp DISTRICT c0URr FOE TIM PARISH
= Of Orlesns-1otice 10 hereby given 70 the cred.
Interested. to csuss within ten Ssys from the
present notiaeation. 4 any they haye er can. Why
ShsSid nct Is hcmcios.ted aad Sorroved
and the funds distributed in accordance therewith
and ths adninistrsErix discharged. ! TT Z
o 81 S 5Saos 'n' e'a N. o. TRACY, Clerk.
:
s''e'''''' 80 A: 4 sS Li''asa''s ne.
GScoyp plsr1icr coUkr FOR, T4E PARISH
= Of Orleans.wherees, Beaumont Lveaudais,
ton on tho estste - the late Arthur Lvesudais,
deceaseds tnfeatatee ,1otice y hereby Gven to al
xhom i may concern 70 shon cauie within ter
1 L.. Wy the id petitioner should n
.oe2s g nes a.. IN. 0. TRACY. ,clsrk.
s'eee'"'s 81 'f is'ssI. nsl'sesh- Ne
GH s.say e. oven 5sa s. .s:s
isors Il this STATE snd 70 ii ottsr - psrscns
herein Interested to show oauss within ten
o. CO..
Jsmison, iatiys ssts1nsataiy executor Of the de-
csessd IN this sslste, Shsnd not s. homolosss.a
aeeordance thece,.ith.a 80 ---s'9I~1 i.-iss(
ga IS 5 y. 0. TRACY. c!.rk.
sseee''aes5 eflaAsSSss 81 FsF'a'ae.-Ns'
exrco,n n,srp,f.r c Ss. ,o, M, p.,,.u
itors Of this estete and to III other persons herein
interested, 70 oew o1use within tan days ffo0 the
shs
estate shouM not BE- homologated sud approved,
and ths fanls disaztbuted in accordance thsfewith
rs sa $ aa {. ''e ISN'T II 9. TRACY. c,.r1
Saccessloa q L. =. Chaavia-No. 34.199,
= q 0rlsana-Notica y hereby Gysnt to theersdtt
Or q this sststs Ard e q other psEsoas hs1sia
tss:sssteS e snsx sa1 wtS ten dys en ths
he. eceeunf presented b David Jamissn, earstof
Of this estate sh{nla nos b homsl9eato1 and sp.
proved; and " funds distributed = accordance
D ssdeI efsAs Court. :. .ls =. :. -
oe0 = % lirla1 : T. o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
The Washington Chronicle has this notice

The Washington Chronicle has this notice
Of one Of our fellow-citizens: Ia a
Colonel Charles Case. formerly Repub-
lican member OF Congress from Indiana.
and now receiver Of the First National
Bank of New Orleans. with his daughter,
are stopping at the Arlington. His former
acquaintances in this city will regret to
learn that the Colonel is suffering from the
loss Of sight. So seriously . is his vision i'm.
paired that he can scarcely recognize his
most intimate friend, unless near enough to
take his hand. ..f..rt.E~4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

II aae1enbE, On Rhsa Msoss, fsid aons
dollar, - provecaeioa hAd be4A given b
the complainaat. Ss' ~ - "a . !,
81 Andnsw Bonds, who was convicted Of
busRlasy 90 larceny atthe house Of Mr.. F.
Kmdspolk, oixth District, was sent to the
Reaitentiafy for two years and six months.
u Csss Haopson pleaded guilty toa larceny
committed On the sixteenth 81 October,
stealing some clothing from Celeste Leary
Remanded fazt sentence. nrrssr g.a -
I The, following accused rwere ayraiyned
and pleaded not guilty: 49,. ''''. -
( Ma, CBar.es Reisa, assault and battery;
Peter Durant, carrying concealed weapon
John Crowley and Richard Murphy. lar.
ceny; Peter Durant, assault and battery;
William Butler, larceny. H. >s7is ~ -
Lewis Allen, charged with embezzlemeut,
pleaded guilty, and was fsmanded for SEN
tenee. @,yg al .,I,g ri. .,,- y
Mr.. Frank McGloin, counsel for officers
Dominick Kelvin and Zenas Jones, lately
convicted of assault and battery, offered
some witnesses for character, and the test.
mony Of several medical men that Jones had
received shot in the Jefferson riot, which
was still in his chest, Dr.. Reilly thin Ks
Jones unable to infiact injury ON anybody.
Il The rule for new trial In the above case
coptinucd until Friday next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

H0Rsrs AID nrr.r,

Tra'weekly oe!es q Ane eddie and barnes. har,,.
s work j mnlss. top and spsn 6aSgies, hasns0
RY 4. HUSTON. AuCrIouRRn oyvrnn
~ y GaoXtee otreet-Win - ed n
1vSScvA1, IaU1eoAY and SATURDAY Of ovesT
0avtee - 1ageano o1yoete- -
IL 49, 81 Aaenees HORSES anA NAIu
SosS 49, uukBA NV anA eeeona.hanA 70 ~
fss-oashin u.issa stasss tseasasy ,s>uA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
POUND NOTICES,
DsPAHrnRS1 o. Por,cx.

~ D8PAAfnRN9 o. Police
n Il "a New Orleans. October q, 1871.
WAS BROUGHT TO TMB SECOND DISTRICT
w Pound, corner Of Orleans and Clsiborne
, One Black Creole MARE, sore on left hin. No
Which, 4 lot claimed within I've days, ana tAe
expenses tneceon paid, win b sold ct pablte enc
Es0n, q we've O'clock H., ct aAid pound, On
ai-Ia y, JANIS LEWIS.
10. 9e-ocN xdminissrrtnr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
By ohsrM eeuvinet.

0VD@yr -. IH...-
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE =. MANNESSIER,
~ deeeased. -s.
fr arGl ,fsrg
Second District Court for the parish Of OrleanS-
No. 1859. .
81, Gut
RY VIRTUE 0! AND IN oR9DlESCg TO An
~ order Of sale, rendered October Is. 1871, e
District Court isr the parish Of Orlsans In the
above entitlea matter. viii proceed to ss q puiijs
auction on MOsDAf. October 20, 1871, ct eleven
O'clock =; a.: q my wafehouse. No: a Ct: Ann
Second District - this city, for acceunt cf ~
succession. The following described propertv. ~
longing to said succeesion. to witt - -,
THkEk JkRS1Y WAGONS one white horse. one
chestnut hOr.e. two sets harness. Completes. ~
lot Of second hand ice cream ffeesers fnS 49,
sacks coarse salt. The whole - per iaventorv -,
f1le. 20 SS.svSJ -
Terms-Cash on the spot si.I - 81
oc27 st Sheriff AZ the Psr;sh - 49,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

ems BY Mash q Hodgson.
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND ElGHTY.sEyxN SHAPES
CAPITAL STOCK LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
CANAL COMPANY: ,Iai. -
LANDS In OPBLOUSAS, STATE OF LOUISIANA
SUCCESSION OF JAMES McQuOID.
Second District Court for the patikh of Orleans
~ - 10 No. 80 9l3

RY NASH & HODGSON-w.L HODesOx
~ Auctioneer-O @ce No. no Grsvier street~On
SATURDAY. November i, ls7l. ct twelve o'cIock
~, ct the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in
ne basement rotunde Of the st. Charles Hotel IN
tnis city by virtue and in pursuance Of an order 81
Inc non. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF the second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated An
gust ls7l docket No g saa for account q The
succeaNon ct James McQuoid. deceased. 1t public
auction. win be cold -
L. Eleven hundred and eighty-seyen shares Of
the capital stock Of the Louisiana and Texas Canal
Company, with the rights, privileges and grants
belonging to be sold in lots Of 100 shares
each. "a -" H. - pr
2 THR UNDIVIDED ONB-HALF IxTBRBsT in and
to lots Nos and3 and the west half Of the north
east quarter u section fifteen in township ten,
south Of range thirteen west in the district Of land
subject TO sale 8 Opelousas, State Of Louisiana,
containing lA 71.le0 acres. -s.
Within the above canal grant, which nearly sur.
rounds the great bede q sulphur recently diseov
some Of the most lsFtile and proanntiye hnas q
the Stats.' Pamphlets constantine charter, rights,
ffanchioes privileges and advantage. with mo- al
1.1t and routs u eansl can b had On applicafien
% S00 Au0tt00oo4A - llt.tJ4 -
Terns-Cash % he spst IN DATED stases treae.
ufy notea Gel II u - noS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Ctrf OF Mexico, October 7.-Mr. Clark
editor of the I,ro Republics, the only
American newspaper published IN Mexico
copied some articles from the New YOrl
member Of the firm Of Simmons T. Co., or
charges made against the firm - policy
and lottery dealers. The publication Of
these items injured the prospects Of Sim,
mons T. Co., who had lately obtained a
grant for lottery scheme from the Mexi
can government. and their agent in Mexico
Mr.. Mancillas, charged Mr.: Clark with hav.
ing uttered q malicious libel. When the
case came before the regular court which
tries press offenses, Mr.. Clark was hon.
orably acquitted, and the Mexican, news.
papers chronicle the fact with great salts.
faction, and in very complimentary term,
ID Mr., CLARK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
Kittie Blanchard's great hornpipe at tn,
Academy of Music tonight.

THE MURDERED CHINAMAN.-Sergeant
Fuentes, Algiers, arrested Pablo, Antonio's
partner in the fishing business, as c,rcum-
stances plainly indicate that he was the
murderer. There were marks ON the ground
from the hut in which the two lived, show
ing that body had been dragged to the
river bank and thrown in. There were
clots of blood along the trail, and Pablob
clothing contained marks Of blood, and a
handkerchief found in his pocket was
bloody, looking as if it had been used to
wipe the gore off of his hands. The body
was rot found.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Some philosopher has said that e''the
road to wealth is economy We win not
doubt that maxim, but insist upon II that
the road to economy is that which leads to
the store Of Messrs. B. & W. Csoner, at the
corner Of Magazine and st. Mary streets.
for these gentlemen keep q stock Of goods
equal to any in the country, and sell them
at such low rates that there can BE- no
economy without pasronizirg them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The body Of Simon Exsleston, Jew, was
btVught hero on the Morgan, railroad, by
hiS brother, from the LafourchA country.
whore Simon had been murdered for his
money. Tho brother did not bring Q certi-
fcate Of any kind, consequently the corpse
was held until to-day, in order that some
kind Of an investigation might be had as to
the cause of his death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Carondelet Street and CarrG1itoD CRY
Railroad Company, Office No. IL Cafondelet street.
New a'rleans, October a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hers to the capital stock Of this company are
hereby notified that the seventh installmeut Of ten
per cent will he due and PAYABLE at the Office Of the
company. on the first day Of November. 1871.
:! BY order Of the Board OF D:rectOrs.,
Ocl9 lot CHARLES W SOt,IRES Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

CRIMINAL CouRr-J,sdge Abeu.-W. A.
'owalsky, who pleaded guilty to an assault
I" d battery, committed on the seventeenth
city. on Catherine Rsupp, was fined forty
Ies dollars, Or ono month in the Parish
sr.son. He paid his Ane. gid u % Saf
i ,.ipha Klein, who pleaded guilty to su ~
!: It and battery, committed on the fourth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

An attempt was made TO burn the
dwelling Of E. T. Stampes, corner Of
Jersey and Coastantiuople streets, at two
O'Clock yesterday morning. The fire was
diScoyefed in time to prevent conA agra
ton - F.-' 20 - /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The KxuE.-BetWeen ten and eleven
o'clock last night few drops Of blood
flowed on Dryades street. Annie King
and Caroline Summons fell out, after having
STEW loud words, when the first named
was cut by the latter. and badly wounded.
xs. King was sent to the Charity Hospital
for tho purpose of, having her gaping
wounds Creased. go .rt I.s %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A ToRrEDo.-Corporal Elmore, Metro
politan policeman, took home several Of
those villainous torpedoes to show his chill.
dren how much noise they made. One tor
pedo was thrown down but did not explode.
An old duck seeing it roll, gobbled it greed
'ly, and immediately thereafter there was
leadless drake. The thing exploded Just in
lime to furnish food for dinner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Is once No. 8 S1eisase siiey:-tR a Hsvs 81.
Der g. at halfpast ten O'Clock, VIII be cold, on Tho
premises, Bourbon street. between Ursuline and 0t
order from tAs HGnorable Louis Duvigneaed, yudeo
0fthe Second District Court Tor the parish 1Oeans,
dated October H. 1871, for account d the above
ONE LOT or EuRaIrURR. WEARING APPAR-
REL. RTC. y -fpni ..~y y
o. Terms-Cash. - ga oc41.1zno3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Songs, dances, operate selections and
sensation at the Academy Of Music tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

- 1eopesaeafos s-.
Tho Thermometer as Louis Trigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, stood a. follows:
October q 1T 8 A. NJ, 6lo;; At 2 P. n, 750;
ct 6 p. r., 49,. "a ..,i iIf.t ~,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The fancy dress ball given by Protector
Fire Company No. 2 last night, in the Sixth
District, was . pleasant affair. principally
because the managers are peculiarly au tais
in al that pertains to social party. The
ladies seemed well pleased, not only with the
gentlemen but with their own sweet selves.
One would scarcely imagine that so fine
ball could be given so far away from the
centre Of fashion. ~. st .,
The skeleton captain at the Academy Of
Music tonight. =. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A RAcE.-Dusty Bob and Lion, engine
horses of ''soon" time, vii! be put on their
metal to-day on the fair grounds course. Big
money is staked ON the result, and some.
body will cry when time is announced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The river is fourteen feet below high
water mark Of 1862 The water il quite
clear, having tho tint Of An inland lake. %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Iren Barge Line.-A public meeting OF all in
teIessed in establishing . line Of baFges the
mississippi river viii be held at the rooms Of the
MISC, the thirtieth instant, at 7PM Gentlemen
in Charge Of subscriptions are requested to report
progress during Monday at the Office Of tine secre-
tary, No. lN uravier street. JOHN PHELPS,
Chairman Committee.
J. ", LAEOUIssE Secra4arv - = ~ q oc2o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A HORRIBLE SroRY.-The following re-
port is made to Chief Of Police Badger, by
Sergeant Gardet, sixth precinct:
At the request of many citizens. 1, in COM
pany with Corporal Nelson, visited an old
house corner of Fourth and St. Patrick
streets, in which live Michael Aspill, wife
and two children, twins. The man is about
thirty-two years old, the wife twenty-nine,
and the babes five months. They own the
house and lot, worth about one thousand
dollars, The twins are nearly dead from
starvation. Aspil1 is an habitual drunkard
and is too lazy to work. One half the house
is rented, and when the rent is collected, he
spends the meney for liquor, drinks himself
drunk and maltreats his family. The wife
is quite insane. The house is in a very
filthy9 condition. There is only one bed
stead in the place and there is no clothing
on it, and all the family sleeps on it. I am
unable to describe how utterly miserable
the place is. The twins are go small and
puny that they appear to be not moro than
few days old; 90 badly have they been
treated, they are only skin and bone, and
were it not for the care bestowed on them
by reixhbors, they would have died weeks
ago from starvation. think the twiAs can
not live long unless something is quickly
done to relieve them.
The Sergeant was instructed to take
proper care of the infants until the authori-
ties can investigate the matter. - =.
ALL SAINTS DAy.-Next Wednesday. the
first Of November, will be All Saints day.
Most Of the cemeteries show that loving
hands have been employed, kind hearts
fondly cherishing the memory of those
zone before Those little citias of the dead
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Are you going to the Academy Of Music
tonight! I am.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Special Notice.-A special meeting Of the
Parish Executive Committee Of the Republican
party in and for the parish Of Orleans Is hereby
Gained for ~ ESDAY EVENING, October 81, 1871. in
chanics Institute at P. NJ. F'F " S-'
oc29 u HENRY G. DIDBLB, President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

OUTRAcE.-Reoorder Houghton yesterday
commenced an examination in the case Of
DR.. Peres, who il charged with having out
ragged girl only eleven years old. Her
testimony was very direct. and, Of course.
is too repulsive for publication. The ease
was not completed; continued until to-
morrnK =.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

TIE VASE RoRBER--Detective julius
Dumas yesterday found valuable lot Of
goods in the house No. 81 st. Peter street,
kept BY m, elderly woman whose ante
cedents are not entirely moral. The arti!
clea belong 10 the lots stolen from the
Fourth and Sixth Districts by the burglar,
Henry Cunningham. He was faced BY the
woman. when she recognized him % the
man who left the articles with her. Some
Of the things have been identified at police
headquarters. .-5.,f. ...t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
NOTICE 70 HOLDERS or WHARF
III, RnNrVNss T.47- .7a-IH 81

City Hall, New Orleans. October 20, 1871.
CEALRD PROPOSALS FOR THE SALB TQ5THB
- city Of four Wharf Bonds" viii 10 received
ut this ONCE until MONDAY, the twenty ninth
instant. at eleven O'Clock. >
The city reserves the right to reject any and al
proposals.. JOHN q. WALTON,
oc2Q 81 Administrators Of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
AUCTION SALES, -
-- BY Charles 1. Toftlef.
SUCCRSSION Of GEORGE D. KAUZ.
90 BIN - .tl- itt
Second District Court for tho parish Of Orleans
!rh'f'' No. 34877.

10y CHARLES 3. FORTlRR. AUCTION
- eer-Onice No 3 Exchange piace-THURSDAY
November 2 1871, ut hafpast ten o'clock 4. NJ, will
Of Mandeyiie Ind 0ir6d streets In the Third Dis.
tstct OF this city virtue Of order from the hon
orable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. dated October 10, l87l-,I
Store F.xtnrss: Weights, Measures and all and
singular thu CONTENTS OF THR GROCERY STORE
corner OF Vaudeville d Girod streets D.
- fsa- ALSO,
ists.
rerms-Cssh in United States treasury netes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

TIE Peoples Bank.-Sew Orleans, October
this day, having unanin ously recommended an in.
crease Of the present capital stock Of this corpora
ton from two hundred thousand dollars to three
hunfred thousand dollars the stockholders are
hereby notified that meeting will be held ON
TCESDA', the twenty-eighth day Of November
next, at eleven o'clock A. ~, at tue banknghOuse,
to vote upon the said proposed amendment. Al
oc28 4t lawNa E. y. DAVIS. President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Pretty se-usan at the Academy Of Music
tonight. 10 5lt - tf+5 A..r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

OxE SHor.-Abont nine o'clock yester day
morning. the sound of pistol shot, near the
hnt precinct stationhouse, called forth many
inquiries, J. Regan, . policeman. had as.
sanlted sergeast vankirk, and immediate "
sfterward : difficulty arose between the ser.
geant and Omcer Moran, when the latter
fred one shot at Vankirk, but NO damage
was done. Moran and Regain were arrested.
During Friday night some fellow without
q spark of conscience stole chest Of. car.
penter's tools from the new building corne E
Of Lafayette and Claiborne streets. The
tools ate marked "A. Roper" z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Once New Orleans Civ Railroad Gem.
parry, New Orleans, October %, 1s7E>Notice-In
consequence Of the digging o: canal across the
Bayou st. John, it viii be impractcable to run the
cars on that road for about two weeks nom date.
OCT st C. r. EVANS Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

O0ce Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life
insurance Association Of louisiana No. 10 Caron.
deiet street, New Orleans. October Is; l81l.-Xem-
tend meeting. 70 be held at this Office, on MON
DAY october 80, between the hours of 9 A. NJ and
~. -. OBJECT OF the meeting-tO vote upon pro
Board Of Directors.
Oc2SSt r " yonE(3 Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Crescent City Ba.k, New Orleans, Sep.
bank having this day passed a resolution favorng
the adoption OF the national banking system, the
stockhoders are requested to call st the banking
1871 and register their votes for against its adop
ti0n. CHARLES FAIIRlEJ m &C Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

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