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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13
DISSOLUTION.
of COpartnersIrip

rnHE HERRroFORE EXISTING cOPART-
nership between L. Rawalski and N.
Pc ter son, under the firm name and style Of \;
Ra,Va lski A Co.. has this day been dissolved
hv ,9I,tual consent. Mr.. p. Rawalsh will
conH nue. the business under the same firm
and et-yie as heretofore, and will assume all
tahiti lie and collect all outstanding debts Of
s'''u IA '''' r. RAWALSKI.
N. PETERSON.
Memphis, Tenn. July N, lsll. ll5.ll7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13
Educational.

The School Board met last evening
and settled the question of teachers
salaries as follows: For male principal
of the High School, $4,000 per annum;
principal Of the Female High School,
$1,000; assistant of the Female High
School, 5000; principal OF male schools,
$1,000; principal of female schools,
$1,000; male teachers for the first year,
$1,000; second year, $llO0; third year,
$1,000; female teachers for the first year,
5000; second year, 800; third year,
$500. 1t was resolved to make the en-
suing scholastic year ten months instead
of nine, as heretofore. The Board went
into secret session to consider the list of
teachers for the ensuing year. The re-
suit of this secret session will be pub
lished in due time, together with list of
the names of the selected teachers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13

WARMERS PREPARATIoSs for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
GO Adams street. 1901
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13

Clothes wrinEers, FIuting Irons
ana Machines az IA. Wetter g. Co.'s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13
NoEEY.

The local money market is without
change, and financial affairs generally
are undisturbed. The demand for
money is less active than on yesterday,
and checking has also decreased some
what. The banks report an ample
supply of currency, and are meeting
the demands of customers and deposi-
ors at 10 to l2c per cenisper annum. In
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13

forty acres clever aud grass at Mon.
RedfOrd's farm. Fine water, secure
stables, fences, etc. See BraekSs=
&Co. aIa lll-lS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13
COTTON.

The market closed weak yesterday,
with sales of $50 bales at about the quo
tations given in our last report. To-day
there is scarcely anything doing in con-
sequence of a dull and heavy feeling and
a further decline of bc in New York ON
the better and lo on lower grades, and a
marked decline in Liverpool, with also a
dull market there; uplands fell to Cd and
Orleans to Old, and sales were reduced
to 10000 bales. Sales up to noon to-day
did not exceed so bales. Factors we're
willing to realize at a basis of l4ac for
ordinary, II to l7lc for good ordinary,
l83 to l9c for low middling, 1919 to zoe
for middling, but could find but few buy
ers. Receipts were 24O; shipments, 1922;
stock. 57O9.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13

AWNINGS and tents made to order by j
2. Lallemand. $50 Second s. l25
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BATHING BOAT

The Foot of Washington Street.
Prices-25, 20 and 90 cents. Season
tickets. So. ll351 ]. Wilt.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M IL MI HIS:
thursday Evening, July IL, 1871.

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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DR. KuBRo's Office, No. 4s Beal
street. l28
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MacIean, of the hay Horse, has
the Purest Havana cigars for sale.
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the open market there is but little ami
nation, and o smaller amount of capital
| seeking Investment. Rates of discount
are from II to 23c per cent on nego-
liable paper,
Exchange is in better supply. The
returns from sales Of the staple during
the early part of the week are being
made, and the demand being less active
fair supply has accumulated. Rates,
however, have not been changed. Cot
ton bills are bought at par, as are also
Eastern checks, and sight drafts are
sold at ic premium. New Orleans bills
arc taken at to 30 discount, and sold
at &c discount to par
Gold and silver were only offering in
limited quantities, and the demand for
the former is light. Dealers buy at llIA
and sell at New York rates.
Local securities and stocks of all
kinds are dull and without change.
County warrants are bought at SO to Sic
and sold at IS to SEC. Some 5000 was
bought by one dealer at SOC and $500
was taken by another dealer at s3Ac;
$1,000 in the Barbour Lewis scrip was
also bought at T6c. Bank Of Tennessee
money is bought at 81 to s5c and sold at |
SIC. City bonds Of the currency issue |
are bought at 55c and sold at SIC; the
gold issue are higher, buying at 81 to
&c and selling at GO to 63lc. Paat-due
coupons are 70 to zoe buying and 80 to
Gle selling. Railroad and insurance
stocks and bonds are quiet and without
change.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-13

GEORGE MELLERSH.
-DEALRR M
Pittsburg and Camel Coal and Coke
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-RBsT CLASS or
Wood Furnished at Lowest Rates.
25 South Court Street, corner Main.
1l2-197
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CHAMBER OF CoNMERoH,
MEMPHIS, July Il.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - GREAT REDUCTION AT
d Whitemore House, 100 and Ill Adams 81.
Board Per month. single room, $50; two oceu-
pying single room, 50 each day board, S1Oi
nished to families on reasonable terms.
l9-t 2. II. WHITEM0RE. Prop'r.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE = GREAT BARGAIN TWO
Il handsome residence tenements on Union
street. Terms easy. Apply TO ii. &. Smith,
No, % North Court Square. @-lS
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RRsT CLASS or
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amusements viii terminate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
IcoN1INUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
.he country. They have been operating

in .he country. They have been operating
for long time without being caught.
WASHINGTON, February S.-lt is re-
ported that thirty members OF the Indiana
Legislature have resigned, and that tn"
Republican members of the Senate will also
resign.
VERSAILLES, via London, February %,
$50 A. M.-The Emperor received NJ:
Theirs to-day. General Chanzy was present
at the interview. Peace is considered con
Guided, thongh TIE treaty has not yet been
signed.
The Germans will probably enter Paris
on Sunday next, but with triumphal cerc-
mony, apS they viii not remain long i'll the
city.
HAVANA, February 22-The British trig-
ate ROYAL Alfred, Admiral Faushawc, COM
manding, and attached to the West India
tying squadron. has arrived here.
CAPTAIN General Vamaseta returned
here to-day from Sancti Spiritus.
The -ilbd, a newspaper published at Vii
lacara SAYS that General Aguiera, Minls-
ter of War OF the Cuban Republic. has made
to General Valmascda propositions to sur
render.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. February 22-The
Chinese, III many parts of the island, are
becoming troublesome Three who were
arrested, charged with committing IA series
of murders, have escaped.
The steamer Dac.a has returned to port
with tho loss of her graphing apparatus.
The cable has not been recovered.
Among the documents captured from an
insurgent court martial. is an account OF
Madame Carload Montanor and Louis Ar
g,fielagos. Their crime was trying to JON
the Spaniai,s. The sentence orders that
out of respect to the sex Madame Montanor,
after execution. be buried with her clothes
remaining on the corpse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
INV eRIEANs REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1871

bales cotton 65 SKIS seed cotton 99 SKIS cotton seed
~ bids sugar 50 bbs mOasses aud sundrlts
WARSAW-Steamer Lizzie Hopkins-i2Ii bales
cotton o. SKIS cotton seed 80 SKIS seed cotton uEd
sundries
JEFFERSON-Stcamcr ChcrOkfe-6Nl 6aies cotton
c58 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotto ard sundI1es
LAtOuRCHE--Steamer Henry Iete-259 hhGs
sugar lt1 bbls mUl;,sscs ID half DDS noasses and
suHries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I,eonid"s-alS eks corn 90
ties 81 bLs whisky la6 tes ai d add sunGry
producr ,
GREKNrILLE-Stcamcr Frank PaISouI-2e92
bales cotton
CAMEAS-Sttamcr rost Boy-2o58 t@aies Gotten
30 SKIS cotton seed % SKIS seed COTTON ana suhdres
LOG TORT-St.amcr TahlcIua!!-9 Gales cotton
- SKIS seed cotton .$8 tids sugar l2 obs luoiasses
ald sHudries
CONVENT LAMB Nti-St. amer "Ih!inte-2 bids
st.ar 40 bEs GUlasscs 90 Li-i-D ps nolibses diG
II dries
NEW RIVER LANrIlt;-S'c.ntr Jro'c- y.
i,ls .n.r 10 hts uolasses lGt ha'-bh-s noii'Sses
al sIItireA
BY THE RAILROADS.
NCEGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Ra lLkoAD
February 23-.22 hhls sugar lC4 tbis uol-.ests Iel
b..es cotton 10 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
NhW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT Nckl H.
EHN RAILROAD, February 2}-~i1 bales cotton ana
saudIv produce - - 80,
NEW ORLEANS NOZZLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. February 2}-l*s bales Gotten ana sah-
Grps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
EXPORTS.

INDIANOLA VIA GALvESTON-Stramship Thos
Kelso-for ndianola-l00 bbls flour 200 SKIS cOru 81
pkgs mdse
For Sabine Pass bbs flour bbs whisky &c
bhs potatoes case mdse
For Galveston-600 bales hay 100 SKIS corn 20t
SKIS 40 bblswllsky 200 bbls flour 800 kegs nails
30 lrhds sugar 50 bags:coiee
INDIANOLA VIA GALV MISUNDERSTANDING Hutch
ibson-tor ludianola-4.5 bbls -four 62 bags coffee
70 bxa wine az Dbs whisky 800 SKIS oats and corr
pkgs mdse
FOR Galvcston-550 bbls -four 50 bales hay 80 bbls
whisky 300 bbls sugar hhds sugar so bags coffee
500 SKIS corn and oats 800 pkGs groceries
IIVBkPOOL-Slip Paussia-310l bales cotton 25JC
slaves
BREMEN-Ship Gold Hunter-3754 bales cotton
lIvERPOOL-Ship Aaron Brown-3ilI bales cot
ton COCO slaves
LIvERPOOL-BaIk Leonidas-l476 bales cotton
$3.50 slaves
IIVERPOOL-Bark Maioran-8lo bales cotton &c
SKIS oilcake 1890 sta>es
BARCELONA Brig Joven Antono-543 bales cot
ton
ST LOUIS-Steamer John KyIc-539 bxs sugar sc
hhds sugar 10 cases mdse
observation-disclosures john Klrour-3l9 bags
coffee
BELI%E-Schoonrr David Ii.Cr-30 bbis pork 25.
bbls folI rs half bils -four - half bbs pork Il
pkgs butter - kegs lard tcs lard Is bbls whisky /.
bales hay = SKIS corn % bbs beef2 tcshams }5 O0t
shingles 20 bbls lime 5000 feet humber IA pkGs
dries
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN
FRIDAY MOREING, February o. 1871.


FRIDAY MoKSISG February q, 1871.
WE.TyYI; Ers1yFss Erc-Tha weather ves+cr-
day was MOI ann NOR. s4G4te tin day- Icfora w.
ter,iay hut va: az charreai,e az ,arv of tIe IRE
ceding da.s Not tIat il Actually ,,IItiied its
threutenings but il showed nucl Of = disposition
TO shower down OIL the outdoor humanity Some
times il rams il, New Of,pans and when II does if
follows the sdarc that II never rains ilIt i.
pours" However Mardi Gras Wsshinrtou's birth.
day, and ali such ESCAPED clearly this season aud
visitors had ali the en;uyIrant ,Ley d.s;rad
Business was NOT active, and arIivais were few
The Lizzie Hopkins came in witt g. GOOD trip: The
arrived We'll ladenl the Mary +. Fnysvtbr cane in
deeply laden late in the niclt. The wade Uamntou
had fair cargo. Among tle denar- Ir.s were The
Belle Lee. with one OF tie best tIns o.. he
to Memphis. The Belle had 8: I'll pa sen~.r isl
and a trim trip OF freight The John KYLE, for ST
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

MONETARY
J
GLEICE QE THE DAILY EEPCELlCaN.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EEfl6 AN. [
TEuRsDAY EVENING. February IS. 1871.
The money market continues to- work eGsy With
IN ample supply Of capital a'a..b" fer the nrSo
tin, ion OF all approved paper We sti quote as
street rates, 8alO t. cent per anni,u Tor Al and
first class notes. with unIuest"nablr coli;iter!!e
o0 IL for Al business paper withon, coaerals, and
II for good do 90lo Tor al mortgage paper and
ll0l2 second grade.
Gold opened at III Gll against III i al New
York; and closed at III, GILL against liIaq)
sG3os at III ZIG: s2nGco at liltalll II *lono
= so y 1910 and fG0t0I AT H.; y 500 AZ III lt
and $4,000 and 5000 at ! II b.
The offerings OF fore ign exchange were qulte
liberal and tie business was OF corresponding *
tent, part at prev ious rates, but mostly AT s'i"G
less, thu" market closing with Il mel otrhic o. i
cent. The sales n! sterling embraces i"af'H
600. o which = 1900 iiil of Iadii. ana clear :.I Ky
Gl20'a: 42!Do bill Of ladirg II l2h,r: 4 +F' ana
s.0a1 clear at l2Gi 922 U0 bin Of iidlnG and 'ie:l
at l2oa POS: 2fas .:,"0 $500 and 500 ct,':r
at zoe; e2G0o and E8"oG Al clear ana "'c hli.
of ladins and clear Al l2of; Si+o" Gi,i :" i
SIG 600 ,r,t class and rilvilte hankt At ~ 4 IT.
l2ji and 4 $50 : bill OF iadns" AZ ioe "ol ~
francs 2oa GOO rolnmt ~ SOLO az ,.1",,J nj st
l2O7 for good TO A. BIZ OF lading and Gear '-i"
-1l2ll. for bank. ,,- $500, 80.
:, domestic exchange continued steady, ana very
nm The banks stlli supplied rcmtters win slsh;
CHECKS on New York at = cent misr"a' ara
ON NV York: and $4,000. $4,000, 10000 and
46OGoG private bankers at 3lo discount $4,000
bank ana $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000 aud
00WD private banEtls III OK : i".''. w.
$50 0pb ard 5000 commercial at q: @loitN i've
DAYS sight o. st Louis at discount. i'.'; !'st
sinh, on Boston at 10
In cold cltcr st on New York noticed s..ies ci
= lo6'N private bankers al 20 & cent discount;
1900 aud S25.to0 al l., aud 1900 II III = 'Hr-
rency-
There appeared 10 he scarcely ;uythin" co!r@ III
stocks Tie " s;its reported are seven i!'trI-
MA EES at + %. and ttty Crescent C!,N Slaughter
house II : IL So
height Elnd,ed dollars Legislature cash war
rants were rcport ed Il; 93 isci..cIs hou-h: new
state at - q Il !. aud new Metropolitan fecr ~
910q7i, aud AZ ked Ter the focmeG 90 - an' for
rhr latter % 98A,. -
Dealers rates for city treasury notes were <J@ =
/. cent d .sCot!It b,IyinG. AID 2lcS2 sr..iE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

Succession Of Marie +, -AarInemisSs s'ieri
Facas in favor Of ephne kao.ty. Forrs
FRANCOIS EOuset, sllbregatcd, vs. f:Enesis.
.Iure-SecUnd District tOurt Tor sHt Parish OF
Orleans. No. 1907.
the PARISH OF Orleans. No. la,lIG.
ID 20 me directed liy the Honorable tse s..'d lis
1r.cI Courts the parish of Orleans "a TX above
entitled causes will proceed to sell al paths. arg.
HSH s tns N'1r,n'1 "i Ga "
streets, III the Second District OF THIS ci:y RI s4T
FRIDAY. February Is, 1871. ut twelve o'n-r"k, Il,
the following described property, to W.
a LOT OF GROUND, together WIZ al the
buildings and npro vements thereon, aexi al the
rights, privileges s'rvitltdes and Gppilr' tianets
IeIeuIt0 belonging and al'ptrtaining, s5i atet 20
the Thir, District OF the city ct New fs}t-.ns, n
that portion thereof lately known as ".ssi1 inctan
suhu.b, OF Levee street, between ST. fSrtrnahG
and Montt.,ut streets and designated ~ Hinnher
lice, on q plan made hy l.. }. FNle AKA i Sznn-
many, late surveyors, on the seventeenth o: Feb
iuiry 1881. and aIhlextd for reference ;' an AT
passed on the first OF March, 1885. brfctt zen, dt
A.f.s, then a notary public III this city s.ia Ut
measuring twclty tArec feet tive iucics AID tsp
elGitls OF an inch in front On Levee - ts-, and
hundred feet in depth.
TGget her. also with ninety shares. nov IeaieeG
10 .hty four. in the capital stock Of he Ctr
zens Bank OF Louisiana, secured by n,tI2ssgt Ga
SAID property.
Being the property which {g,rehsAsed
by defendant herein from Pierre Paaaehsa4. by act
passed before Charles Boudousquie. l2:s botary
uUi,.c i'll this city, the twtut ysIXth cay 81 jan
uarv. 1873.
Tie buildings and Improvements ct,1 Prise =
.free-story brick house. No. l26 Peters s:.st:.
Seized i'll the bOve suits
Terms-The purchaser TO assume the pzTirtnt 81
a stock note for the of six EUut;ed and
thirty dollars $500, III favor Of the Citz.ts Ear
OF Louisiana. payable the first OF MAJ L, 1;-.ls
hsed or renewable, according to the tern. q the
charter of said bank and the balance OF ine price
OF adjudication cash on the spot ,,-,---,,-,
ls.4 ie3 = Sheriff of the parish Of dreams.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
STEAMBOATS,.

IruErtlas, -.r,ttt1. nom tlnCirIar..
Frank I.tI 4oJlf. lnhjn. tiOln HTecnS He.
Post iioy Belt, from DiiaclIlIl river.
IahlcuUH}i. DIsirr"-. from LocI,pOrt.
Florence, Fulton FROM COnN cut Landing.
Eroiic. R.ynauI. from New River Landing.
Wade Hampton, Libano. FROM Fort Adams.
Ll.ic Hopkins. Rawlings. from Nalaaw.
I!.roi,rt.. Tav lor, from Jefferson.
Henry Tttr. Dalfrres from la:otirchc.
bf.rN Carroll from Nolal..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
BELOW COMING Up,

Ship \; sii.. anderson, ram plymouth, Eng, Jan g.
to A Bryson-
Brig Alice NJ Putnam Atwood 10 days from Boston
to ThornGike, Norton Gro-
Schooner frank Lucas lot t days from Eonaci.
to + Morgan Nco-
Schooner Lady Woodbury.. WooL5g2v,5 DAYS from
VILLA to Machcca scO-
Schooner D Clifford, Steenan, - days from Char
lestou to MASTER
81 hooner Ella Fish, Blackstone, Is days from Porto
Rico, to master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA EAvHE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA EAvEk, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
E@A The fine Screw Steamers OF the
Ir4L North German LLOYD VII resume
thtiI regular trips in September next.
These steamers viii touch outward az Eavre and
Havana and on their home trip al Havana ard
Southampton, to receive and land passengers aud
freight.
TIE days Of departure will be pubiisled here
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
Prom Bremen or Havre 10 Havana or New OI.eans--
First Catn--Old. ........................&l3 $50 &C
Httiage-gCld. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g. 10
Havre Bremen.
ftist '.c!n-god. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ '"
Passage Tickets from Bremen or FavTe % EavaLa
q New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
The Steamers OF the New York Bremen L:ne cave
every Thursday and Saturday, and those {: .ht
baltimore Bremen Line every alternate Wednesday
touching at Southampton.
Passage Tickets can be had az It's offce.
For further par culars apply to
Ed. +. STOCKMEYER. Agent:
boI y ~ Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

The Senate has confirmed the appointment
of II. Z. Dibble as Judge OF the Eighth Dis
trict Court of New Orleans: W. II. Haskell
as Sheriff Of Calcasieu parish. and II. ID.
Burns, Clerk of the Second District Court,
Jefferson parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

Great preparations are being made for
the annual procession. OF the New Orleans
fremen, on Saturday, the fourth Of March.
The demonstration will be one OF the most
attractive ever witnessed in this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

Asan evidence of German profanity it is
stated upon unIuestionable authority that
General Won Moltke was born in Mecklen-
burg Schwerin. What a wicked infant he
must have been. to be sure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
U. S. MARSHAL's SALES,

j. II. Chapman vs.. Steamer Grand Era,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS.
4 tict Of louisiana No. COSBY virtue O. an
order OF sale TO me directed i'll the above entitled
suit will proceed to sell to the highest bidder on
WEDNESDAY, March /, 1871, at twelve O'Clock
H., at the entrance to the Customhouse on Old
Levee street, between Canal and Cu,tomLouse
streets, in this city
The steamer GRAND ERA as she now lies al Al
giers, above the Canal street ferry landing.
Terms-Cash at time of adjudication.
United states .Marshal's office, New Orleans,
eighteenth day Of February, 1871.
g. b. PACKARD,
felS II ~ 70 MIL United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

The name OF acting Captain Flanagan has
been mentioned in connection with the
vacancy created by the death Of Captain
James Gibney. of the Metropolitan Police.
Mr. Flanagan was faithful soldier in the
Union army, and during the gloomy days Of
July and August, 1866. uttered words of
confidence and hope when loyalty was I'M
DOpul2r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24
Succession of Miss AureIia X. Slar4-No.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the crestors
OF this estate and to all other persons herein inter
ested, to show cause within days from the pres.
emf notification, if any they have can. why the
account presented by Mrs A. l.. Stark adj.
ministrator of this estate, should not be
and approved and the funds distributed in accosi
anca herewith.
By order Of the Court.
fel6 20 rs NJ O. TRACY Cle,t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-24

JOSEPH Leblanc VS.. Mrs. Christine HexE-
berTauch) -Seveuth District Count ,Gr ths
parish OF Orleans, No. 6i9t.
d. VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF SEIZURE ATp SALE
ID 10 directed by the Honorable thr seventh
District Court Tor the parish OF Orlras4.. n the
above entitled cause, vii proceed 20 sol a. pRfie
auction, al the Merchants and AIctlonttrs' En-
change. koyal street, between Canal art tlstem-
house streets. i'll the Second District of t:fss city,
TUESDAY, March n, iR7I at twelve g slGrk g.,
The following described property, TO wit
A tERrAlN LOT OF GROUND situate. TIE
Third District OF this city IL the square toanded
by LanaIpc, Columbus, Where and antrrtsSn
streets said lot aE ln-r. American mea suzr thirty
feet tire" and four-eghths iuci.e. iloi.t On
Lahdlle s-Ttr-, ,Ertv-oue fee: eleven Ind SIX
e.uti.> ;Echc, width i'll III. rear, by q, pth Ut
hundred and tive feet and three-e. is % In
inch the SIDE toward Where street. and ef
ninety feet five and four-eisnths Q; -6lt IA the
ether side.
The whole according TO plan draw ~ L. Il.
PIE, surveyor. on the nineteenth OF W3rti, lR'a5
and deposited as plan No il the Office ~ !a1l T.
TG"@rd then notary public of this city, :cEether
with all the buildings and improvements .heTea
Bong the same property purch sed hy aefe1H-
t"reiu from Ba2ile Laplace, OF this c5.S.
pears h. an act PASSED on the eightc%UTi Gan ~
january, 1857. before Onesiplore pro.et d notary
public in :ti> city.
Seized N the above suit.
-eru-s-Cash on the spot.
C, s. SATyTNfrT
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TOHCCA-S.


Phi.p. Caldwell, fro'.!s2-e Paeses-To~rd down
ana to sea. 18th in1fan;. snip Emily augusta
t..& Peabody and orig Iiope-B!"u-Nt up bari,
fstci!a ana -choo4er- FiueeEta and FREDERICK
) "uud
and to sea. j6t,i instant, sap fcdso. IiIudol,t
and brig II " g'ci ngeI-Bg0- IN up ship
llLn!ndnI
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