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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

Notice of the Meeting of the Parish
Executive Committee of the parish of Orleans.
WHEREAS, At the last meeting of the Parish Bx-
ecutive Committee, parish of Orleans held Nov EN-
Der 29, 1870, the said committee adjourned after
passing the following resolution:
Mr.. klnsela owed that the president OF the
committee be authorized to notify the ward clubs
to elect delegates TO form new parish committee
after the appOrtiOnment is made by the Legisla-
ture said delegates to serve until the fifteenth OF
November, 1871, when their term OF office shall
eXple' and
Whereas, Many of the wards have indicated
their desire for the reorganization of the parish
committee and have already chosen their dele
gates to said new committee; and
Whereas, During the progress of the elections
for delegates TO the State convention called TO
semble August g. several important disputes have
arisen between different organizations claiming to
be the mother clubs IN particular wards, which
disputes can only properly be determined by a
parish committee; and
Whereas, 1t seems necessary for the aforesaid
and other reasons, that the new committee should
be called together, therefore l. Thomas Isabelle,
President of the late Parish Executive Committee,
duly authorized by resolution to act until the or
ganizaiOn OF the new committee, hereby issue this
call and notify the newly elected delegates TO the
of Representatives, Mechanics Institute, FRIDAY
EV BNlNG, August T. at halfpast seven o'clock.
hereby give notice to the several mother ward
clubs OF the city, in which elections have not been
had to hold special meetings for that purpose.
The last parish convention appOrtOned the dele
gates to the parish committee by allowing one for
each member in the House of Representatives,, and
one additional delegate from each ward. Accord
inslv the representation IN the new committee will
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Notice of ElectiOn.-Rooms of Fourteenth
Ward Republican Mother Club.-In pursuance of a
request of the state Central Executive Committee,
notice is hereby given that an election for one
delegate to the Republican State Convention will
be held by this club on MONDAY, the seventh day
of August, at Rev. Mr.. Robinson's church, Broad
way street.
Voting will commence at halfpast seven o'clock
P. NJ. and close at nine.
iy3O6 Ct MADISON BROWN, President.
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Speciai NOtice.-Crescent City Republican
Clnb.~WEDNESDAY, August 2, 1871, regular meet
inc at half.past seven O'Clock. officers and men,
beers will take notice and attend
A. A. ATOCHA, President.
r. q LAURENT Secretary. au2 1T
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 1871

accompanied by two bands of music, visited
the Orphans Home. where they were cor
daily received by the officers.
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Alta Regular Meeting of the Tenth Ward

At a Regular Meeting of the Tenth Ward
Radical Republican Mother Club held pursuant to
notice at headquarters, the following resolution
introduced by J. w. Fairfax, was unanimously
adopted to wit:
Resolved, That Messrs. E. P.'Ducloslange, j. D.
OConnell and j. G. Weaver delegates from the
Tenth Ward to the Parish Executive committee
be instructed 10 their best efforts to convene
that committee at the earliest moment possible.
JOHN H. BOWEN, President
w RrpporGus Secretary aul Ut
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Succession of Gustave soniat Dufossat-

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TRB PARISH OF
y Orleans-Whereas Theodore Soniat Dufossat
has petitiOned the court for letters OF admin
istration the estate of the late Gustave SOniat
DufOssat, deceased notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, to show cause. within,
ten days, why the prayer of the said petitioner
shonId not be granted.
By order of Inc Court.
iy30 ana NJ O. TRACY Clerk.
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Office of the Upper Red River Raft Com

pany OF Louisiana, ARKANSAS and Texas.-New Or
leans, July 26, l87l.-BOOks of subscription for a
limited amount of the capital stock OF this COM
pany are now open at the Office of the company,
No. IS Baronne rect. Five per cent to be paid at
the time of subscribing and calls to be made not
oftener than once in thirty days, or in greater
amounts than five per cent.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES LEAKE, President
F. WHEATON Secretary iy27 lot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special N0tice.-Having been appointed, by
order of the honorable the Seventh District Court,
for the parish of Orleans, of date the fifteenth day
of July, 1871 Receiver of the Louisiana Petroleum
said company by nstallments due on stocks or
otherwise, are hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, who alone is authorized to iqui-
date the affairs Of said company.
iy3O 3tr GUSTAVE tAROQUE TURGEAU.
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Succession of Maurice Lehman = No,

32,2+7.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans-Notice is hereby gwen to the
creditors of this estate. and to all other persons
herein interested 10 show cause within ten days
from the present notification if any they have or
can, why the account presented by Mrs. Josephine
Lehman administrative Of this estate, should not
be homologated and approved, and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
jy23 n au2 NJ. 0. TRACY Clerk.
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of Corncross Nesbitt-No,

$685.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, TO show within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have why
the account presented by Hugh McCloskey
executor IN this estate should not be homologated
and approved and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
jv25 80 aus NJ O. TRACY Clerk.
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Succession of Andrew Nice. HIartin-No,

34747.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of OTleans.-Whereas, Thomas Smith has petit
toned the court for letters of curatOrship on the
vacant estate of the late Andrew McC. Martin de-
ceased, intestate: Notice ishereby given to all
whom ii may concern to show cause. within ten
days, why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court.
iy23 q au2 NJ. o. TRACY, Clerk
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MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

DAVID c. MCCAIN VS.. SUCCESSION toF 0. Dc
BOIS EFT AL.
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NOtice.-Carondelet Street and CarrolltOn City
Railroad Company, Office No. IL CarOndelet street
New Orleans, July %, 1871 - Subscribers TO the
capital stock of this company hereby notified
that the fourth instament of ten per cent will be
due and payable. at the office of the company, on
August /.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
iy29 St CHARLES W. SQUIRES, Secretary.
Office Cuba and Louisiana Mining and
Paving Company, No. 10 ST. Charles street, up
stairs-BoOks for subscription to the capital stock
of the company are now open. Only limited
amount will be sold Apply to Colonel West Steever
Office Great Western Insurance Company, No. %
Carondelet street, or at the cOmpany's office.
A. VAN CAMP, President.
J. r. HASTINGS, Secretary iy2 I'm
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Succession of ] ohm Rare.hide-No. BE!

Succession of John Rareshide-NO. 34,775
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans.-Whereas, John H. Rareshide has pc
titiOned the court FOR letters of administration
the estate of the late John Rareshide, deceased
interstate: Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern. to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of tARsaid petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court. -
au1 SO NJ. O. TRACY, Clerk.
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THOMAS ISABELLE.
New Orleans, July 81, 1871. aul At

Ne" orleans, July 81, 1871. auI 4t
Hall Twelfth Ward Republican Club,
New Orleans, July 29, l87l-NOtice is hereby given
to the members of the Twelfth Ward Republican
Club, that in accordance with instructions from
the State Central Committee, issued June q, uti-
mo, there will be an election held at the church
on Marengo street. near Magazine, MONDAY,
the seventh of August, 1871, to elect delegate to
the Republican State Convention. Polls TO be
opened at p NJ.
By order of the Club.
jy3O CT JOHN MOYLAN. Secretary.
Notice of ElectiOn.-Hall of the Seventh Ward
Radical Republican Mother Club-In pursuance OF
resolution adopted by the above Club at its meet
ing held on Friday evening July g. 1871, notice is
hereby gwen to the Republican voters in the
Seventh Ward that election for three delegates
TO represent the ward in the Republican State
convention will take place on MONDAY, August /,
49, at the Hall of said Club, corner of Union and
Claiborne streets
The polls will be opened to receive the ballots of
voters from to p. NJ, August :.
No person will be permitted to vote unless he can
produce his certificate of registration as voter OF
said ward
In cases where citizen has changed residence
from another ward into the Seventh Ward, he MUST
be vouched for by two residents of the ward TINS
rule is applicable where certificates nave
been lost mislaid.
commissioners of Election: J. B. Ludwlck, b.
r blanchard, Narcisse Julien. Clerks; George
Candif P. Collins
Vox pOpuli. Vox del
BY order of the Club.
HENRY L. REY President.
Attest:
Wrr,r,, III cnnn>, coo.o.a- ivan ct
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of James McQuoid - M.
1892.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given TO the
creditors 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 second provisional account pre-
scented by the administrator in this estate
should not be homoogated and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
By order of tha Court.
au271 q TRACY
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS-No. 28, 1872
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Election Notice .-Hall Eighth Ward Radical
Republican Mother Club New Orleans, Louisiana,
July u, l9Il-ln pursuance of resolution adopted
by the State Central Executive Committee an
election will be held ON MONDAY, the seventh day
of August, at the hall of the Eighth Ward Radlcal
Republican Mother Club, Morales street, De-
tween Marigny and Vaudeville streets, for one
delegate to the State Convention, to be held on
the ninth day of August, 1871.
The poll will be open from four to nine CLOCK
P. NJ.
The following named gentlemen are duly ap-
pointed Commissioners OF Election +. Barthelemy'
B. Mckernan, T. Leon.
f. V. LECLERC
President Eighth Ward Radical Republican Mother
F. BARrHELExY. Secretary. jy3O St.
Hall Fifth Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club, July q, 187l.-ln pursuance OF the
call OF the Republican State Central Executive
Committee notice is hereby given that an electlon
will be held at the club room of the Mother Cluo
of the Fifth Ward, located corner OF Claiborne and
st. Philip Streets on MONDAY, August 1871, 1or
three delegates to represent said ward IN the state
Convention, to be held ON August 8, 1871.
Judges of Election: o. p. Fernandez chalrma
E. Bertrand, Alcade Dugaix
Clerks of Election; Z. Gothier, II. Raphaei ana
NJ. Camps.
The Commissioners of Election viii open the polls
at IL M, and close them at P. NJ
sufficient number of sergeantsatarms VIII De
in attendance to preserve order and protect the
By order of LYMAN SMITH President.
HENRY L. TAuzIN, Secretary jy3O st"
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Election Notice, second Ward.-The Re-
publicans of the Second Ward are hereby notified
that the election of two delegates to the Repub-
lican State Convention will be held MONDAY,
August I, at the Mother club-room Erate street,
upper side, between Carondeet and Baronne
streets. The polls will be opened at four o'clock
P. NJ, and will be closed at nine O'Clock P. NJ All
Republicans who are enrolled in the Mother club,
or in any duly recognized sub-club will be entitled
TO vote.
lhe following are the Commissioners and clerks
appointed:
Thomas Murray, p. F. Trinehard p. Zebriska
Commissioners. Charles Labuzan. II. F. De Fuen.
ties, Clerks.
C. F. GLAUDIN,
President Second Ward Mother Club.
P. E. BECHTFL, Secretary jy30 ct
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH G
ORLEANS.
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MRS. oPHELIA HEWLETT VS.. HER HUSBAND
No. 1908.
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First Ward Republican Mother Club
In accordance with the call of the State Central
State Convention on August 7, 1871, notice is hereby
given to the Republicans of the first ward that the
poll will be open from p NJ until 8 p NJ. at Polym-
mia Hall, corner of Polymnia and st. Charles
streets
Commissioners of Election: Charles E. Chevalier,
Richard Thornton, Lawrence Scott. Clerks Nelson
Woody, Arthur Frot
By order:
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Parish Executive Committee, Meeting
Rooms of Jefferson parish Louisana-July 20, 1871.
The Parish Executive Committee met pursuant to
call. Present. Hon. R. G. Gardner, president. in the
chair. A committee on credentials being duly ap-
pointed after adopting the report Of this commit
object of the meeting was to elect delegates to q
State convention to be held in the city of New Or
leans Louisiana, the ninth of August, 1871, &C.
cording to call of the State Central Committee.
After which the Parith Executive Committee pro-
ceeded TO elect three delegates to represent this
parish in said State convention, which resulted in
the choice of the following named gentlemen, to
wit William Ellis j. E. Parker and s. Henry. After
which the committee adjourned, subject to the
call of the president.
r. G. GARDNER,
President of the Parish Executive Committee Of
jefferson.
s. l.. HENRY, Secretary. au2
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Hall Of the Ninth Ward Radical Repub-
lican Mother Club New Orleans, Louisiana, July %,
In pursuance of call issued by the State Central
Executive Committee, election will be held in
the Ninth Ward on MONDAY, August I, 1871, for
two delegates to the State Convention to assemble
the ninth of August, 1871. The poll will be open
at the Wigwam, Congress street, between
Danphine and Burgundy streets, from three to eight
o'clock P. NJ.
The following the duly appointed Commits
sioners of Election: Charles LOchbruner, Alfred
Jones, Alexander johnson. Clelks-John Edwards
and Z. W Paul
WILLIAM c. KINSELLA,
President Ninth Ward Radical Republican Mother
Club.
CHARLES LocHBRuNER, Secretary. jy3O ct
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The election district in which Easton is in.
cluded registered 100 white and G72 colored
voters
Elkton has contributed $1,000 in money
and three large dry goods boxes of clothing,
for the relief Of the northwest sufferers.
Jonathan Waters, colored man of Balti.
more and a Democrat made stump-speechcs
for the Democrats of Princess Anne last week.
Captain Ale, Of the sloop Hope, while sail,
ing down Chesapeake Bay on Saturday last was
instantly killed by block falling from the
masthead.
The editor of the Newtown Gazette says the
great glory of the Eastern Shore is its unadul-
terated peach and apple brandy. Her glory
is her shame"
MIR. Robert Thawley a prominet citizen,
residing near llillsborOugh, died on Friday even
ing week. He was quite a wealthy farmer and
"a good old man.
1t is asserted that tournament the biggest
and grandest ever held on the Peninsula, will
be held at Oxford in the SplWg-if the parties
can be induced to wait that long.
Captain A. G.. Ford of Chestertown. has
gathered from chestnut tree on his farm a
quantity OF mammoth chestnuts the largest of
Which measures * inches III circumference.
The Farmers of Wicomco county are turn
ing their attention to the raising of pea nuts
The Salisbury AdrertiSer says that the Weld
tins year Is very good one, and promises to
be rcmuHeratiye
small village about two mile, from Cecil
ton, formerly called Pedlers Lane has now
assumed the name OF Erle>ylie, in nonor of
u 'Orge Earle. A post Off e is 10 be establish
ed there, aud Fredus Price is to lie the Post.
master.
Dont Work WM.-Tt is said that the
sheep awards " don't work well in Ceei,-
thlt IS, the payment Of sums ont of the dog.
tax, Tor sheep killed and injured by dogs.
Some OF the awards would seem to indi.at.
that the owners had suld out entirely to H.
dogs
The first vessel load oc iron for the Sonersa,
and Worcester Railroad arrived at Cri,fn]d
recently. This road Is to- be built from New
town to point on the Eastern Shore road
known as King Greek, about two and = half
miles South Of Princess Anne When finished,
1t vii! be about nine miles long.
M h(Mrtsnl IN Queeu Aune The colored
school house at Salem, Tor Browns Garner
queen Annes CO., was burnt down on Wednes
nay night last. The house was a very neat
building, and had been erected by the colored
people at their own expense, ami its destruc
tlon Will be severe loss to them. There had
been no school and no fire. in the house since
Iues1ay, and the general belief is that the
house was burned by an incendary, through
prejudice engendered through the recent cam
palgn.
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08

THE KU KLUX.-The editorial article from
the New York Herald in another column, re.
lat've to the suppression of the Ku Klux, is a
short, comprehensive summing up of the case,
and We give it space for this reason, as well as
for the fact that its statements are reliable and
unbiased by partisan feeling After all the
proofs in the case it is time the Democratic
journals had stopped denying or palliating the
dee Is of this inquitous political organization.
is crimes are too monstrous for even its most
intimate Democrat friends to carry upon their
shoulders much longer. Like Tammany, they
must be thrown off or the weight will crush the
party.
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08

The steamship Hoses Taylor arrived at San Fran
cisco from Honolula Friday She reports hav
ing bgarded the brig .Shelchopp, from San Fran.
cisco for Calao, and found it water.Iooged an 4
all on board dead except the captain, Who wa :
saved with difficulty. She also reports that SS
vessels of the. Pacific whaling fleet Wv were re
crushed by the ice or abandoned in the A ic %ctic
seas at the beginning of September. The
crews OF the lost vessels, numbering 1900 men
Eot LOOK refuge on the whaIers which got outside
s"Is Delore the closing Of the ice. Only seven YES
oil. The news of the disaster to the Pac;6c
whaling W, feet has advanced the price of whale
OH IN Boston from sixty cents to 81 per Gallon
it Is SAID the New Bedford Insurance off;ces
lose millions . by the disaster, but can nav
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08

ALF. BURNETT the funny man, will give
another entertainment in this town newt Mon
day evening, 18th, for the benefit of ,bo
Library. The programme will be entirely differ
en- ent from the former entertainment-excen Mr.
oharpley part-and the admission is bnt o.
cts, except where parties desire reserved seats
10 the centre block, for which 10 cts extra wi II
De charged. His entertainment was so popnlar
peIor1 that no recommend 4tion is needed At orr
nanaS A crowded house is almost certain to
chased at the drug stores un TO MonJaIP Jg Puat at
noon noon lie stops with us whilst en- route from
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08

o,.lu lHE GREAT RAcE.-The greatest trot that
Gyef Eyer LOOK place in Pennsylvania, came off last
trrluay' t at Suffolk Park, between Budd Doble' 5
ba Pay mare GOLDSMITH Maid and o. A. Hikok's
uay ma mare Lucy, for a purse of $4,000. The
had aI VI me previous day had left the track in
expected. The race was an intensely erc;t;n" % "".
She M: throughout, and was won by Goldsmith
y nlal9 ana IN three straight heats. Time . %!
n ~ Iof, z iSf This beats Dexter time bevond
an an question, for the track was measured bv
y 5taSweil Just before the race and found to he
"a leet inches more than a mile, while the
reporters and judges agreed as to the time
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08

SECOND Crops OF FRUT.-The fruit tree,
are trying todo double duty, in number of in.
stances, this year Recently we spoke of a
gentleman near Massey's, in Maryland. who
had picked humber of baskets of second-crop
peaches. Mr.. David Letherbury, of this town.
mas tree also trying to produce second crop
%iu ~ " wiz succeed II the weather permits. Mr..
~ I. Luff, of FELTON,, has pear tree that has
produced peck Of second crop pears, and Mr.
Isaac Goodin, of Magnolia has Catawba
grape vine that has produced second.cron
a Mr.. Rowe, Of Deals Island, Somerset CO..
Nd, also has grape vine which has produced
a haif-bushel OF well matured grapes as a
ssecond-crop, after producing four bushels Of
fruIt In August. Mr.. W. w. Pritebett, also
living near FELTON,, has Duchcsse pear free tree
with the second crop this season from the same
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08
Fall OvercOats-All Colors at Wanamake
& Browns.

RIVER PIRATES. The schooner John Coopar
Captain Baily, passed through the canal Al
Delaware, City on Saturday last, and reported
that while lying at anchor off Marcus Hook
was boarded by three men who made their way
to the cabin, anI feeling around awoke the
captain and demanded his money After span.
ping pistol five times aud chasing the crew
forward, they took from the captain all his
clothing and $40 in money and left. 1t beino
night, and all hands scared, no description of
the pirates could be obtained. only that thew
were IN small white 4Ntadleto0M Tram.
script. ''''''
Smyrna times., 1871-11-08
WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETINGS

WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETINGs.-Tbe Wi.
mlngton Commercial says: Arrangements are
IN progress for a series of three or four meet
lngs' one of which will probably be held in this
city and another at Dover, to afford opportunity
Tor discussion on the subject of extending the
ballot to women. Lucy Stone, Blackwell !
and her husband, II. b. Blackwell, propose to
audfeSS these meetings, during the first week
in December. On the 8th of December rho
great debate on this question. between Mrs
hyermore and General Hall will take place in
Wilmington. fOo :"