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| reasonable as to cntitlc the prisoner 10 bail
| on that account. The charge is "a capital
| crime, and bail in such cases is addressed to
the sound discretion Of the court.
lnat discretion can not be measured by
the number Of days or weeks that the pris-
oner hts been imprisoned, but must be de
te-.nined by the circumstances of the case
10 be decided. Among these circumstances
the length of time of imprisonment should
not b left out oi Iand: bat there are other
considerations. such as the probability of
obtainin. witnesses for the State. the Ger
talnty OF the prisoner appearing to answer
the charge. the danger OF 'icpreiations
upon The lives and property OF others while
on bond. the former good character of the
prisoner for peace and honesty etc, are aii
to be taken into consideration i'll The eXcI
else Of the discretion of the Judge, by Which
is intended legal discretion.
at one time thought it would be my
duty to admit the prisoner to bail, bat the
fact that the State has had no legally drawn
jury by which the prisoner eo,ll lie tried.
5lG State must have reasonable time TO
give him Il legal trial The admitting the
prisoner 10 bail upon a capital charge upon
'hc showing made, fear would not be Il
sound. Legal or safe discretion. Let the
rule be discharged.
LOOK Our FOR Tl,aM-About one o'clock
yesterday morning Mr.. Thomas Fleming
WAS attacked mt the corner of Btronnc aud
Second streets. by two unknown men. gar
roted and robbed of a silver watci, and
sixty-iyr dollars. He was io,lnd lvin. on
the corner by the police and conveyed to
his residence No - White street. between
Josephine ana st. Andrew
Why did not the police find him al the
time he needed aid
C4IMiSAL CouE1 The rule taken in the
case o: Bowie. Donoya,. to release Wis
dismissed.
The old jury list, on slips OF paper in 4
wheel. VAS burned.
In the ease of Isaac Wilson, charged with
larceny. bail was fixed at SlGa.
Also, il the case of Lizzie EdwulJs
charged with vagrancy. at $50.
Two hundred and fifty jurors are about
to be drawn. rcturnab!c on Monday, the
twenty screnth instant.
The motion Tor new trial in the case of
Edward Donnrlly. convicted of the murder
of Dennis Gallagher. was continued i'll
definitely.
A Metropolitan iindin. span Of horses
and a carriage on st. Charles street, with
ont a driver. undertook to drive the estab-
E>hment to the pound, but the animals hay
ing a dread for police, went contrary, end
ing by contesting strength with II dray. The
officer was. about that time, found on the
urpuuI
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TIE rHlRTIEr

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TIE TNlRTIETH
Il day OF January, l87l Judgment was rendered
III -ilS ccurt in the following entitled suit in Tia.
HorG, and figures following to wiz:
Mrs Serena D"nsadou wife of Herman Lion VS.,
H"r lirlshani.-No. psi.
Ga motion OF Hvanls Jonas, of counsel for
piant.f, and OH prod,, in. dGe proof OF hel claim
the law and evidence being III her favor il is or
der"l dtijt,i--d and decr'ti that the ind .nrIt b.
default herein entered the tNrltvhftil instant
be now confirmed and Mada mai and cor,iins lv
that t:lcrt b" Judgment iii favor plaintiff Mrs
Serena B'l:etion, aud against defendant, Herman
Lion, her husband d-c.ccin. :. separation OF
property between he said parties: :litt the com
mnntr OF acGl!csts and gains heretofore existing
between ~. N h dissolved and that plaintit have
ihr tr.e adj nsrra ton OF her separate property
II is further ordered that defendant pay the
cost, OF srit.
Judgment rendered JANUARY 50. 1871.
Judgment si-lrd February 3. 1871.
tS.uedb CHARLES LEA MONT, Judge,
G
In testimony Nhrle"l I have hereintO set my
Atui and al! tcd the seal OF th, sad court at the
city o: New Dreams, on this sixth day February
N the year OF ouI Lord thousand eight hun
irr! and s'v"ntN onr and III" ninety .ttll year OF
the inic ;,eriri!Cr OF the United States.
to- - m.t.Jc LOUIS POWER Clerk
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NH 2tu Iy


Office of the Crescent City Live >tOr!1
Landing and Siarlcht"lho,ts" Comprehensive an
ni'ii meeting OF the Stockholders OF t, company,
tlI.. election nine Directors to the
ensuing wear, will be holden this office. No. 6i
Common street h"t"een the hours OF Y ". and ,
?. N, on HtnSESDAl. the first day o: March
next. The transfer hooks Will he closed jan
nary % AID opened on February l.
s. y. PRATT, Secretary.
New Orleans, Jinuarv2 1871.
is,p, NJ ri
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CAGMG huTCWM.-This youn, woman.
whI the heroine of il sensation over
a yea -, having been entced TO the Cit Y
Par a1d there stabbed almost to q .ath
b. haG Eormer lover, Salvatore Carlotta.
was yesterday arrested on Poytlra> street
BY Cogyt,Cal sullivan as a va.ranl. in the
prisou she Has Atatly affected, and assured
Kecar'ier lLoughton that she was no
vagraYt; shat she had been arrested for
spite. malice. She stated that when the
oficcl cook her, she WAS on the way TO
make some small purchases for her EN-
pIoyer- The subiec. will be fully invcsti-
satet, Ca-iay, she having been released to
apre.ts-
Thi.s :soor girl was nearly killed on the
night 81 the twenty-tifth OF July, 1863. and
wheu before the Grand Jury, stubborny
refused 70 give single word OF testimony
aslin-t i1cr seduccr and would-be assassin.
Size VA sent to prison three times for con-
tempt 81 court but she never wavercd. and
it tina1y became necessary to discharge her
Salvatore is now in Louisville, OF Rich
moua
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Thomas Adams is under arrest. as it is
believed he Is the one who shot Mrs u
Williams in an alley on Theresa street
Monday. Sergeant Emerson caught him on
Laurel street. Sixth District. The woman )
condition is still ,lOlbtt Il1
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=" Il.>F fSOf4U" I HNnI = NtI%% OVrn Ds
IN" denver" u pine tHInbtr timber. "oD,; etc
the 'iiNS nT III" 'sSI--t!pi, n alF Quantities '-
sill ct, "tA y f.! in New trrt.l. ne
i""-. or tor shipment up the liver - Northern o.,
Texas ports. and To- foreign export. III 4 III, OF
several dollars per thousand he present cost;
o: tra1s-hi1mri.t throgA New ORLEANS, ,:i,l .ii-
nat IA e from hauling aII irt..;i.tlt n4ldliu..
Nilp timber OF superior Att.i; Tor ~Xp0It be
dti""Tca at the river end OF tie canal. n u piac /.
well adapted Tor loading tine .dc. chtdpc. than Al
Pensacola ba'.
Arrangement viii bc completed u:.l.a tIir.y
DAYS nv means OF toyvnl-- In re, and , ,,,v am,
steam derrick Ito be USED tl!r IvT lftII :!.e
completion III the lock III Ju.y). 70 deliver tit.i.,
and I!btr on board in the Miss iri ut t.lr rate
oi ! % .eI thousand for transportation from the
mills, ana perhaps cheaper.
FOR further particulars apply to James O. Noes
President ot the Canal COMPANY corn = III y. "
L,vcr ana Latal ette streets, New orleans.
In
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Avoid (laackS.-A victim of early indiscTe ion
causing nervous debility, PR mat ,Iit decay, etc.
having tried III vain, every advert Used remedy ha,
a impic means of sclfcurr, Which he viii send free,
10 hi fellow sufferers Address }. II. TuTrLE, 70
NIs,au street New York. ia26 rodGIn
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St. harIes Theatre.

Mr.. John Collins one of the best .imper-
senators OF Irish characters now eXtant,
commenced an engagement at this esta blisll-
ment last Monday evening. on which occa-
sion he appeared as .Wc.Shapr in THE Merry
QUE Man and the Man of Nerve" He was
greeted by 4 full and fashionable audience.
On Tuesday evening the same piece was
played, but. in consequence of its being
Marli-Gras night the attendance was Slim.
On Wednesday night he appeared TO a full
house as Royy O-Noo,c, in Lovers scrio-
comic drama of the same name. Last night
he appeared to another full house, as Pierce
-OYoyw. in .Tlle irish Attorney and as
.Mo,yon Rattler in " How to Pay the Rent"
In each of these characters he played to
the infinite delight Of all who witnessed his
performances. He plays with the same
freshness and cxuberancc of spirits that
marked his performance years ago. and
sings s.Widow Machree,' "Cruiskeen
Lawn" ''Wearing of the Green and other
Irish songs with even more effect than when
he first appeared before New Orleans
audience.
In his line OF Irish characters he is per
fectly natural, and possessed of a fine per-
son and good voice, he stands unrivaled as
an Irish delineator of character. 1t is well
worth dollar to hear him sing ''Nidow
Machree."
Mr.. Collins is ably supported by Mary
Mitchell Alhaugh. Miss O'Connor and others
of the st. Charles stock company. No zone
who is fond Of good acting and good sing
ing should miss seeing Collins.
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SARAH HAMS V. SAMUEL AARON-NO 800
] Hereby CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWELFTH
L day N November 1870, Judgment was rendered
III this court, il the following entitled suit in the
words am! Hsurcs following. to wit
Sarah HvaIas vs.. Samuel Aaron, No. 300
On motion ~ Cotton y Levy, attorneys for the
plaintiff IL this cause. aud on producing to the
court due proof i'll support OF her demand and by
reason OF the law and evidence bein. With plain
till
II is adiudgrd and decrrcd that the Judgment by
dei'nlt herein entered on the eighth staI. be now
confirmed; ti,at there he Judgment herein in favor
of plaintiff, Sarah HyamS. and against defendant
Sinuc! Aaron. her husband, drcrecin. a separation
OF property between the said parties and that
plaintiff be- authorized to conduct business III her
name public merchant.
II is further ordered that defendant pay the cost
of this >t.
Judgment si-nci November II! 1870.
(SI-ntd} T. WHARTON CoLLENS
Judge
In testimony WHEREOF. | have harennto set my
hand and All NeI the seal OF the said court at The
city OF New Orleans, this twenty eighth
day OF November in the wear of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and the
ninety-tifth year of the independence OF the
United States.
fell ma; 4 ROLAND D.,uity i'l..rl.
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Notice is hereby given that all sIit, circ,,

Iati:g notes issued by the MERCHANTS Bank Of New
Orleans and by the late Bank OF James Rob5 tas-
sumed b" the Merchants Bank Of Nv Orleans
ray be presented for redemption At the OH OF the
s-at+ Auditor, within year from the first pub
icatIor hereof viz from March I, 1870 hat ne
funds deposited for the redemption OF said notes
VII be given VI, TO the said Merchants Bank OF New
Orleans, pursuant to sections trty -uuc and thirty
tive OF act OF the General Assembly " The State
OF Louisiana, entitled An act ~ tItiD,i 81. general
system of free banking III the Stat, OF Louisiana,
approved March -. 1855
New Orleans March L. 1870.
THOMAS |. DIX
o.,
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" N,'aniy's Children"
SPECIAL NOTICES,

New OrIeaD. Hydro Carbon s.a>Iigh;
Company, on" No. 80 tarondrlrt street New o;
leans. Frhrtary"i. l"1l.-Tlr New Orleans HYDRO
Carbon 'Ih-li.ht Company. Organized under the
general laws of tee state ot Louisiana, hty" I1Ir
ch.>".i the patent gas apparatus 81 Mr.. 3. Slopci
Tor producing II v,lrr Carbon Gas. aud are pre-
pared 10 furnish mines tor dwellings. stores
theatres, Chur, hes, halls, S,I.c;ir-nnIi,,'- etc.
This Is the cheapest portable gas apparatus in
th' world, combining the advantage, of hii!!aucv
simplicity and efficiency, producing ?ur" carbon
atcd hydrogen gas ot tlNr times the illumination.
power and al much less cost than coal ga-.
No rptorts machinery ave used 20 gen.
crat. this gas; tl.r apparatus h.in. automatic
makes the gas only as il j. consumed. c"l>t
uucntiy there can be no danger oi accident unde,
circumstances.
The ulllnIot the apparatus requires bat ordinary
Intelligence am! may he safely .ttttit-l Ia Il, any
domestic. 1t ear be placed III the ward and con
ncttrd with the ordinary sas pipes. and i, ready
for
The apparatus can l". made -; any capacity IT,
CURED bv any copper III tlnsInitn, from u-lf
up /" the capacity OF li..iitiu. whole town. and
for an ordinary residence is about die size Z,
barrel
Orders received at the tompany's office. No "a
Caroniclrt street, where the apl"tritI. ran BE-
seen in Successful opera ion; also. AT the Branch
Cigar St-rr OF Mr.. NJ. pe-;nt No. ~ Canal street
ana 1T Mr.. Hugo Rodwtz Cotton Boil SdlnoH.
No. Il, Common ,tir;.t New Orleans. tt..3
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Ha;ts-As ROBBERI-BoM ProcreJiDg.-
Betwe.a three and four o'clock last eve
ming Ar. Henry Allen. book keeper for IL
city hiaa. was proceeding to the steamboat
Beile I4re. CARRYING two sllms Of money in
his pocket. When on the lcvee. between
Cana AID Customhousc streets, he took
short cat Among the cotton bales'in order 10
reacb t~ie boat quickly. While picking his
way between the bales, several men sur
rounded ltilR, and one struck him on his
head with lrass knuckles, knocking HIM
sense}ssss, his wound bleeding freely. The
then proceeded to rob him, taking ell
velop eaAtaining one thousand dollars from
the ius.da of his vest. first cutting the
pocket. They stole his fine gold watch
and chain, but fortunately failed 70 find
anothrr enrelOp i'll which was five hundred
do,ars- Mr. Allen made these disclosures
to captsin Mccain, and then proceeded TO
his of1ce. Special Officers Pearson and
Snitii soon after arrested several men
q EoR CoNTEMPT.-A few nights ago. M
C'Scac VAS arrested in the Second District
Father full Of wine, and not liking to set his
Soon atterward Recorder Staes was III
formed that the gentleman was incarceratcd.
when an order was sent for his release. the
order bearing the prisoners proper name.
.Sergt.iHt Butler could not find the name on
his bo<sss and refused to release accused cX-
,eept Oh the name as given in the station
h4use, although lac was aware that the two
naness belonged to the same person. This
annoyed the Recorder, who yesterday com
mitteIi She sergeant to prison for twenty
four k0Hrs for contempt Of court.
GRE,r SIoRT-Last evening, jlst before
the eTr1in. papers were issued. a gang OF
nswsooYs gathered at the junction of
EatcIe1 street and Bank alley, around q
tex et eggs left On the banqucttc. One OF
the monkeys opened the box and threw an
egg at a comrade. Instantly the air was
filed pitl eggs, pedestrians lodging as best
they ceu!d to avoid Il mash. SWhen police
nan arrived the boys fled ike rats. disap-
peariils as if by magic. Somebody is loser
of oue box OF eggs.
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succession of Thomas killelea and Ann
- Ryan. His Wife.-NO. "a 4O6
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans-Whereas Bridget Barrett has
on the estate of the late Thomas Killelea and Ann
Ryan, his wife, deceased intestate: Notice 10
hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show ,cause within ten days. why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not he granted.
BY order Of the Court.
fell l26 NJ O. TRACY Clark
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The Russian Concert Troupe, soon to APP
pear at the National Theatre, are warmly
praised where they have performed. Read
the advertisement.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS
SOPHIA STERN. WIFE. ETC. VS.. JACOB l..
Kaiser, Her Husband, No. 32.5
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STATE OK LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT Court FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
MRS. SERENA BaNSADON WIFE OF HERMAN
mon rs. Her Hrsbanl.-No. 2.5l.
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.
". 1. IlOdSsOm vs.. Steamship Mexican.


W. 1. HOdgsom vs.. Steamship Mexican.
Her Tackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS
Il trlct OF Louisiana. No. 96J5-In obedience to an
admiralty warrant, TO directed in the above en-
titled suit, have seized and taken into my posses
sion
Tie steamship MEXICAN, her tackle, etc, now
llbeled by W. l. liod-son, for the causes set forth
i'll the libel, pendin. in the District Court of
the United States.
And do hereby cite and a,lnonisll the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right title or in
t"reSt III or to the to b" and appear ut Dis
trct Court OF the United States for the district
aforesaid to b. holden at the city OF New O,le;ins
Oh or before the first Monday o: March 1871
to show cause, II any they haN. can why the
said steamship Mexican her tackle, etc. should not
be condemned and Dc sold L.recaby to the prayer
OF lIbeantI.
United states Masshars othcc, New Orleans
eighth day Oh February, lI7l
S. Il. PACKARD
fa9 1921 2a United states Marshal
J. II. Chapman ~. steamer Grand Era.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS
L trict ot Louisiana, No go59.-In obedience to al
admiralty warrant, 10 Iuc directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into M pos
ScsSOll-
The steamer GRAND ERA now libelcd by J. r.
Chapman. Tor the causes set forth i'll he libel now
"ndn. III the District Court OF the United States
And do hereby cite and admonis the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or PERSONS
having or pretending to have any right title or in
terest III or to the same. to he and appear ut Dis
frlct Court OF the United States tor the District
aforesaid. to be holden ut the CITY of Ne, Orran,
show cause, il any they have can why the said
steamer Grand Era, her should not he condemned
ana De sold h-Er'a"y t" the prayer of hbclants
eighteenth day OF FEBRUARY. 1871.
- g. PACKARD
fei9 "a mil Cuited States Marshal.
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pauN OF AncIiCa, New prIeaT,, Frbrulry p
l31i-rhc subscription book for limited AMOUNT
OF capital stock III the Ammoni, pIolen. Com
i'ailN ot America Is open Tor the public, AT the
office No 10 Common street. between CalOn,elet
and BLvunue. Apply to
t-ll
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
ELIZABETH EVANS VS.. JOHN MULLAHY
Her Husbard-No. G.3
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ip9 1921 %
SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession Of Bernard de lIarigny-No


Succession Of Bernard de Marigny-No.
:D246
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH O1
~ Oreans.-Nstice is hereby given to the creditors
interested. to show cause within ten DAYS from the
present notification. ii any they have or can WIN
the account presented by W. r. Hcpp tes-
tamentarv executor Of the deceased should not
be- homologated and approved and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
TEA % mh' NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
Succession Of VincenzO Salvo-NO .31,III
SECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleins-Notce is hereby given to the credit
ols OF TINS estate, and to all other persons herein
interested, 10 show cause within ten DAYS from the
present notification, ii any they have or can. whv
the account presented by +. L. Fouke public adj
niin>trator, and administrator OF this estate
should not be hOmolosated and approved and the.
fi,lds distributed III accordance there with.
liy order OF the Court
ttl5 2o2' NJ O. TRACY, Clerk.
succession OF Anne Ilnrt-NO. 3l.1OI
SkCoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Observation-Disclosures. Charles J. Dillon ha, pet-
Toned the court for letters of administration on
the estate of the lat. Anne Hart deceased IN,
may concern, I" show cause within ten DAVIS why
the prayer OF the said petitioner should not DO
granted.
BY order of the Court.
tells 20 u n. O. TRACY, Clerk
Succession Of Mrs. Mary SoII-No. 31.4I1.
SECONp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans.-N hereas. Robert Soil has
petitioned the court for letters of at.
mInlst ration on the estate of the late
Mrs Mary Soil, deceased, interstate: Notice is
hereoyElyen to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days wig the PRAYER of the said
petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court
icl. u 70 NJ. o. TRACY Clerk.
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Visiting Physician, and Resident stu

dents tor the Charity Hosptal.-t hartF Hospital.
New Orleans, Observation-Disclosures i. hereby given
that an cit,t OF Visiting li ysicIais aid suI-
Gt'nn, will b" held AZ the Charity Hponit;t. t.r
FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH, for the ensuing $.
IAonths commencing April i, and that il Order 70
secure regular medical ATTENDANCE. i; tin Hosp
tai, q compensation VIII be ~ t" tn st.:-
tl"men appointed.
80. tl.}t a cpnlprt tive examination OF a,,pi =
cHut- t"r resident students III take place NON
DAY, February y, at tn Hospital, At ~ oc.och
2 v. Tie Following gentlemen have u"tl Ap-
ppl.tr'i the Examining Committee: bF, y {, Heb
ll.t'. a. {. !Ioyc.. {. B. WHIT" and 4. ". Sryti.
No applications II % received from -t7i trt y no
l.t1. nor passed cNdu.lItOu 10 t.lrE
tlrus.
g. oder o. :hr Goali OF Administrators
". II. HIRE, v. y.
i".s - Secretary and II l-t.ic..
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THE >TATL OF LOUISIANA.
SARAH HAMS W SAMUEL AAROS-NO. 300

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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The Senate held long session last night
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FfONiTiON.
STAT; OF LOUISIANA

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, No 2o6i.
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= OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Building fiarhef,Ouse, and
Payment in She Revenues.

Proposals for Building fiarhefhOuses and
Payment i'm She Revenues.
MAYORS OFFrF
CarrolIton. La, February 20 1871
MTGrIrI. rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL Az
~ ,uiica-e t. He. lowest bidder, the min Ii o!
MARCH l21I ~ eleven o clock j. u A. this Office
the contract fer ..'!iliing new Market'Iouse il the
city OF CirroIlton N accordance with plans and
5pttItrat lie III the Ohce OF the EecrctsiTr
and Controller OF CaTroiltor.
E.2tl 5t D Y. T. BSBEE Mayor
CITY L.tESeE-.
DEPARTMENT. az f!NaScs. CirI H.LL.i
New Orleans, February a 1871!
A IL PERSONS WHO nAEH FAILED TO AXE
"A o:t CITY Licenses from this O!ilG- hereby
otiii,-d that G.ivs remain during WlC they
do so, ithu,it trouble or eIpens'-
To tLcs,. y ll) eXI,egt 20 rot BY d1,aF have to
that they viii De Disappointed.
viii enforce TIE law "rth~tt sea. favor
JOHN >. WALTON.
frttfr23 hinIni,trIfOr o. Finance.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COCRT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

MRS. MARIE JULIE BELLANtiER WIFE OF RENE
Octave >alaun. Vs. Her Iusban,l-No. :158.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Of
ORLEANS
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MARGUERITE ELMIRE ROUSSEAU EPOrSE DE-
j. Bonnafon, Va. Son fpoux-No. 222a