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KETrDINTING 1HE FALSE DOCTORS.
70 ne Edttor Of me Tri6"ne.
SIR: IN yor iaNUc of the 10th inst, you use
any namcin CONNECTION win what You tenn the Eclectic
Medical UmvG,i;.." hey TO inform you that am not
sad connected with said institution In any
capacity whatever. and do not feel at all fatteTed at
your mistake and sincerely hope you will contradict the
ASSERTION al yo"r earliest opportunity. was entirely
Ignorant that diploma traffic existed and it is not at
Jh, because lhi'cI to bear the those
carrying Oh the business. that my sOdd be given
70 yUot rrHoriS a. On" of clique who pCrpetrathR
Spch base, InarIciOuS sNiud!e GU the community at
large Respectfully yours
- STANLEY g. HYLTON, NJ ID.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. .,
20. nT T ss% 'GSI' NG sIs
MON TIDE TO.DAi
Long Br,n.h Roeha Battery AMI - ,tt
wsy sud Csuey ID n. !. Baths fn'mug -
50 s:iO si9 SO o."
VlciSi7f
USee Fiji pagel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

IAraiI Dreyfn Deeh.ur, snfn Thtes forn'ehpsb
Pnncos, r. Lonston, K L. LenHhon, and l. Lson A. ar, a
The receipts during the psst year we're sit'o0i !" ;
amount distributed, s2,sI0 70; balance, HI36l 10.
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BrENETT's CoLoGNE-Bcst in America.

"A Hat THAT IS HAT.n-The following
Just received BY KNOB tells tale that will eventually End It's way
upon historic page the chronicle great present
No. lO9 S. MoRaAS.sr., Chicago. Nov. 6, 1877.
Mr. KyorDerr Str The last hat proved such Samander that
another at II stood tie explosion Of the GawOri TIE
Of the Chamber Commerce the heat Of the CouOuse and
brought safely through the fses Of bis old Office Herewith
ny check for Sony haze already. Yours truly
J. s. DoTray.
Comment Tie above u1ueccUary lie that read
erecis!lv M be have KNOX hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

On Gyugli.ts Keep for sale HALLS VEGET-
Icf> lR the best PREPARATION maze Tor 70
, y.,' 'I ard color Il 'hT i'r.
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY.-The reports i'll relation Ia tLt
prevalence of smallpox have been greatly exaggerated
The Health INSPECTOR and several prominent ply icanS
state that there IS ground for alarm case is re-
ported at the Hospital. Burglars have recently en-
tered the premises II L. Lty III PatSadCave rear Bca
oou-aye. Officer ThOmp on in WaNhinCton-H'c. near
MontgOnery.st., John EI"Ver G. g. HdrcolTt III west
IIohoken, ard Mr. D"yi Vie IN Jrhei '@n.st , :
were stolen in each case. y" "Iros = -.
A German named Witt was committed Yesterday Tor
stealing carpenters tools from the new church III Pal
tsade-ave.. Patrick Kelly Of OhkandaNe., near 81.
Panls-ave fatally injured yesterday by Pay"Yia
h0rsecar in IlobOleIi-ave near Church--t James
Eaceson OF Newark aud his driver. tho&n ~
a coach yesterday by COLI. lion with lor"n" v" al the
WashingtOn-st. crossing Of the NewJeSey Railroad but
escaped without serious INJURY.
NPwARK-John Roberts OF Ecw-TOrk was committee,
YESTERDAY for stealing articles from Mrs Pc1iucs bod
ing house in Mulbcrryst While at the staOnhouse lie
identified by Mrs. Nash "f No 96J ilOadst as mo-
who recently stole $40 and gold watch, worth $500 from
her house. Mary Ann DOnney was arrested. ytster-
day for stealing clothing from the house or Mir hihic
at No. 1856 COmnerce-st The EfcHH1 COURIER hnS been
purchased from Frank Patterson by Frank Potter and
T. c. Smith. John Tighe, James Harris, and Edward
Prison yesterday, for grand larceny John Michael4.
one year, for assault and battery ana larceny.
There n cases ~ small pOI last
month, aud one case wHs reported yescrdal A muper
from the Bloomfield AlmshUuse was drowned III the canal
on Sunday night The Female Charitable Society winch
held Its annual meeting Yesterday has distributed 1882
20 among 236 families during the year.
PATRRsoN.-Property holders will claim $4,000 dam
ages from the change Of grade In Washington st. be-
tween Van IOntrn and ElliSOnsts.
TRENTOS. The SaXuny Wooden Mills were considerably
damaged 10y fire escrday. Fully insured
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To CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.-W
very desirable BribSG SIEs M manufacturing purposes
~ n j. Which will sell cheap and
We viii sell from to Fifty II he only large
sIae uubu gborhoo II factories
La" o chance Apply to a DERAoS Paterson n j.
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lie CANT Rolls, Biscuits, &c, with DOOLEYt
lgi,T PowDRK Depot, - New st., \. y
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BLEACHING. CLEANING, and DYrING OFFICES
LviD BrC4lwav, 1T, IjJ BrooRcs, e"
Ioi!.ay M4i.up sarnn', lces fAther gloves &c. r-ane
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To MOrIrERs.--Use IMPERIAL GRANUM, the
n d especially adapted Tor infants sa most v.lqsb BE
81 drhe choor inlsntum and s"psr Ed by
al "s I'd tie WHO eedepotby CARlE STRONG, Isl Water
n ~ Nh tL.Aut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

TIE FEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI-
AGE NRrE DIAMONDS RICH, PAsHoSAPLR JEwELKY and
STsaLaG euyFH, SQtRES u kutonst. Diamonds specially
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cGrTu NACH, tie lv.jacH'" 4 |r, EHaEi
ton, was roDrnd YESTERDAY OF valuable propeTlJ.
burglary was also committed IN the next house
a., ans ,-u uuItillIucu AZ tne next hOu-e,
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ing company for the removal OF the RAFT
in Red River, and improving the navigation
of said river. and other purposes.
BY Mr.. Smith, of Caddo:
A bill for the incorporation OF the SLreNe-
mort Savings and Exchange Bank.
By Mr.. Gaddis, of Orleans:
A bill to prohibit any public business Oh
the Sabbath.
Also, bill to remove the seat of govern
ment to Baton Rouge.
INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS.
Under previous notice, House bl- No.
Sc, an act for the relief OF Francis &. Ma
han, was put or its first reading.
Under !, suspension of the constitutional
rule. the bill WAS put on its second read
ing and its further consideration indefinite
ly POSTPONED oil motion Of Mr.. McCar!y, %!
Orleans.
Previous notice having been given. House
bill No. 81 an act providing for the enforce
ment Of article lis. OF title sixth o' the
constitution of the State OF Louisiana. and
making void all judgments Of the State and
dismissin. all suits pending therein, Tela'-
ing to the sale or hire of the labor OF former
slaves, and for other purposes, was read
The constitutional rules having beer sns-
pended. the bill was placed upon It's second
reading, and referred to the Committee or
Judiciary.
ORDER OF ZEE DAY.
Mr.. Rinscold. 6f Orleans, moved :l:.: Ike
,nnS nro>inu IF fEe (,Oyprnor'S veto MES
sascs be postponed until next Tuesday.
Carried.
Mr.. Davidson. OF Livingston. moved tina:
the House resolve itself INTO committee q:
the whole to consider the aprc:.
bill.
Carried.
COMMITTEE CT Ti:l: WHOLE.
Mr. Ong. Of St. Bernard. i'll the .na.I.
After considering tine bill. the co.im.,:ec
rose, and the Speaker resumed the char.
The committee, through its chairman.
! reported that it had considered the frs. see
ton of the bill, reported progress. and
asked permission TO sit again. which was
granted
Mr.. Harry Lott OK Rapides. requested a
leave of absence ,or Two days ~: Mr..
Burch, OF East Baton Rouge, which was
granted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Waters, %: Orleans,
the House was adjourned mt: Tomorrow,
twelve o'clock.
WILLIAM VIGERs.
Chic: .t:;.
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not see any particular necessity for IT..
There are no conflicting interests, SO far as
can understand, that it is necessary to
harmonize; and for that reason, l ask that
the Senate shall postpone the consideration
Of this measure until tomorrow. so that we
may regulate that part of the bill AS !
said before, so far as the Senatorial
Districts are concerned, am willing
that the substitute should stand as II IS, but
ask that this matter be postponed un'll
tomorrow. when we can regulate that part
of it relating to Representative Districts;
which / think, we can do without doing an
injustice to any of the parishes OF the State;
! therefore move tina. j: he postponed until
tomorrow, and made the order OF The Gay
for one O'clock.
Mr.. Hunsaker moved to lay the motion
to postpone ON the table. Carried.
TO BE CONTINUED
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Ye,p Orleans &ep'1hlifa1'.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
.fFiCIkL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
nEEICI JOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
iFII, : 7 : +, = s - y
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISE A.
JOURNAL
FIR s Il : r = s ! - y
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Fifteenth Days Session.

SENATE CHAMBER, I
Wednesday, January Is, 1871.
Senate met pursuant to adjonrnment.
Present: Hon. o. j. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate. and
Messrs. Antoine Barber, Blacknan, Bow
man. Butler, Campbell, Fish, Fu:ch, Gallup,
Harris, Herwig, Hunsaker, lnSraham jerks,
Kelso, Lynch holland, O,flara, Pierce;
Pinchback. Raglan, Ray. Smith, Swords.
Sypker. Thompson. Todd, Whitney, W.
cOX-99.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading Of the minutes OF the previous
DAYS session was dispensed with.
A typographical error was corrected III
the amendment offered yesterday by Mr..
Blackman, to the joint resolution INTRO
dueed by Mr.. Pinchback. by making the
word action" as printed III the minutes,
read election
M Raw offered the following resolu-
ton:
Reso!ceG, That the Senate DO now ad-
iourn, in respect to the memory of Or. Har-
rison Jordan, member of the House OF Rep
resentatiyes, who died in this city last
night. and that the members of the Senate
attend his funeral at No. l26 Customhouse
street this evening, at three o'clock.
Adopted.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned until Thursday, the
nineteenth instant, at IL NJ.
CHARLES II. MERRITT.
Secretary Of Senate.
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Z. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

J. ". Peterson vs.. Steamer Travis
Wright.
TN-EI UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, MS.
i :Ilct OF Louisiana, No. 965l.-By virtue OF an
oIde, OF sale 10 directed in the above entitled
slii. viii proceed to sell to the highest bidder
WEDNESDAY, February l. 1871. at twelve o'clock.
VI. at The entrance 70 the Customhouse on Old
Ieyee street. between Cana! and CustoultC l.ss,
TIE steamer TRAVIS WRIGHT. her Tackle Va.
ctIUerv, exc.
TerrLs-tasil at tine of adjudication.
tn:ed States Narshal's office New Orleans. :e
tssr:h Gay O; January ISL.
s. B. PACKARD.
e.!H Is fel United States Marsh.
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Frank Taylor vs.. +. G. Hart.

TN he UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
L the Clrciit and District OF Louisiana, Nc ~.
By virtue OF d writ Of teri facias to drect ed
tie above entitled suit will proceed TO sell he
highest bidder SATURDAY, February 4, 1877.
al twelve O'Clock, NJ. at the courthouse door,
n the town of Shreveport parish of Caddo, O..
siaua me following described property, to W.:
SO much OF lots numbers one. two ar6
three, il the square bounded by Market Crock
EFT. Spring and Cotton streets, in the Town %
Shreveport, Louisiana, having n front OF t..y
feet On Market street, by depth of one hui-C.-ed
and twenty feet.
Terms Cash al the time of ADJUDICATION
United States Marshals Office New Orleans,
.went y-eigii:h day of December, 1870.
$. 3. PACKARD, United States Marsha
d,24 ia3 l3 "a fe 4
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
HAVORAITy oP New ORLEANS.
city Hall, January -, 1871.

81
hcrras In consequence Of the loose manner in
witch the accounts of the late CITY Of Jetierron
s1i. OF TIL" parish of Orleans, right bank VT re
kept there $ Grett confusion in te ia. bills trans
'crred to the c.ty Of New Orleans thtre:ore
be j:
Resolved, That whenever y taxpayer OF either ~
ne dt"'" corporations stan produce satj.tact DRY
evidence that he has paid the taxes for which mn :.
'.lv" been transferred 10 the clty of New Orleaus
me Administrator OF Finance shall return said bills
40 III" Administered or of Publ Accounts in orc,
nat they may be properly r&uce.ed.
adopted "V N" toanci. OF ne city OF New Or
Fans january L., i%.l
BhSJ. = FLANDERS, Mayor.
true copy:
H. t"Norf-r r'-sSKE, Secretary. ia2o u
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NOTICES OF Bills.

Notices were given that at some future
time the ,o,lowin. entitled bills would he
introduced:
By Mr. Soucr, of Avoyclles:
An act 70 incorporate TIE Brokers Loan
and Savings and Pledge Bank OF Tie city OF
New Orleans, and for other purposes.
An ac, 1or tile prevention Of est.ay hogs
in tie parish of Avove!les.
Az act providing tor the draining and
closing up OF Gorton's bayou and the mouth
of Old river. in the parish Of Avoye:les, and
providing FOR the appointment OF i've com.
missione,s for the execution thereof. and
appropriatiug the sum Of five Thousand dol
lars from the State treasury therefor, and
for other purposes.
An &c, Tor the relief of 4. Nog:.. CUI!om
Of the parish Of Avoye!les, I'D Cor other
purposes.
BY Mr.. Matthews, OF Tensas:
An act to define and regulate the costs OF
clerks, sheritfs, recorders and rotaries
public throughout the State Of Louisiana,
and prcy.din. torfeitures and penalties for
overcharging or failin. to perform their
duties, and the mode Of collecting their fees
An act Cor tie relief OF Jacob Strauss. a
licensed broker Of the city Of New Orleans,
Louisiana.
BY Mr.. Schumacher, OF Orleans:
An act 10 establish Il smallpox hospital,
ard other contagious diseases.
An act for the relief OF the Female Or
pian Society OF New Orleans.
!;y Nr. Bowen. of Orleans:
An act providing for weighin; ana meas
ring tirewOoh and coal offered Cor sale
within the limits ofthc city of New Orleans,
ard providing for the appointment O: an
Inspector and defining his duties.
Also. an act in relation 10 the inspection
of steam h6ile;> and for :le better pro
lection ot life and property against ACCT
dents ny steam boiler explosions.
BY NJ. Waters, of Orleans:
AZ a.. 70: tn: relief Of William: Ne CON,
lac ass-t;in. clerk in the Third Ward
Regis..a. or ctiioc o: the city o.: New G!-
leans.
~ NJ. stamps. %. Jefferson:
A bill - BE entitled az act TO extend :he
jurisdiction o! the Sheriifs of Orleans ant!
Jefferson, on some future dag.
By NJ. Moore, OF st. Mary:
An act 20 incorporate the Cha'"n.on FIRE.
Will Baptist Church, in the parish of s..
Mary.
Ey NJ. De,nas. O; st. John the Baptist:
Az act ;p.. tie relief of Widow +. T.os-
c!air. paris, d s.. john the Dapti-:. Lc.is
lana.
Ey n. Yoke. Of Carroll
Az ae.tu insure the safety ant PERM.
ncncv VI the le,.es of the STATE. an'. 20 pro
v:,!o the means therefor.
b. ri. Rincgold:
..n act 20 provide ior the protection OF
the city Of New Orleans from overflow, and
10 build Il levec for that purpose.
l5y Mr.. Adolphc. OF Orleans:
An &c. 10 incorporate the Francs-Alnls
Benevolent Association of New Orleans,
Louisiana.
Bv NJ. Oycrton. of Ouachita:
An act. to enforce that portion Of section
4of the revised laws of the State of Loui
siara relative TO Sunday or Sabbath being a
cay OF public rest.
BY Mr.. Faulkner, of CALDWELL:
4 nil granting charter and incorporat-
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Around Paris the rich furniture OF hun-
dreds of villas has been burned to warm the
soldiers. Pianos make cosy fire.
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OFFICIAL. JOURNAL

OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of OreaIs.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of this estate and to all other persons herein
Interested 10 show cause within ten dars
from tie present notification, if any they
have or can why the account presented by TIE .es.
tam. ntary executor OF the deceased III LIS es~
tate, shoud not be hpmologated aud approved.
and the funds distributed i'll accordance therew'.h.
aud the executor discharged from all further res
possibility III the premises.
By order OF the Court.
al 2QA NJ o. TRACY, Clerk.
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]. b. KNIGHT.

J.B. KNIGHT.
..Caropdelet stFees...".......5s
Sells Al kinds Of
MACH1N Il r Y.
General Southern Agent for
Waterfowl Steam Ersise Company
Excelsior Pstert Portable Bngire. with Cylinder y
Done. Locomotive Boilers,
Plantation and Farm Knsines,
Mounted on Wheels, With epark ArrestAr.
STATIONARY ENGINES
Ct al Sizes
H.h Ere. Tubular OF Locomotive Boilers
Improved Reversible Circular Saw Mills,
Can b set up either Right OF LET. Handed. without
Altering any part Of Mil O. Carriage
ID. BROOKS Improved Jc!EvAn
Turbine Water Wheel
Car Wheels.
Mill Werk
1: the above are hort unIe, tie persona, super
VISION Of Mr. G. BRADFORD. the Pioneer in
Portable steam Ens,pe Building.
Which enables them 70 produce
MACHINERY UNSURPASSED BY AM.
SOUTHERN COTTON GIN.
Manufactured ny
J. e. CARVER 4 co.
Eridgewates. Massachusetts,
1hess dirs have been IN uae for many yearA ~
received tho highest MEDAL awarded st tie
Paris RxDssitiocs
And are butt under the snpefirtenienos =
MIR. J. e. Carver.
TIE only person Ct the name whs % engaged n ~
manufacture Of COTTON GINS.
J.p. KNIGHT. AGENT
Eo rs Carsnaelet stresA
Also tie following from the BEST NAKKlS.
sugar Mills. EvaporatorsI Sugar Kettles. Portable
Cotton Presses. Newell Screws, Corn and wheas
Nils. Seed Carriers, Horse Powers, Betting. Ssva
Broom Corn ThFashers,
70 run BY hand OF power.
Broom Corn ScPnpeFe,
Wood Working Machinery. and sn Taz1eoes d
Mill and Plantation Machinery.
" E. SEAMAN.
J.p. KNIGHT,
sel6 ly7p 10. u CaronAsle$ stresG
NEW LEANS SAVING
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Succession Of George Claus-No. 1920.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans-Notice ia hereby given to the cTeGs-
interested to show within ten days from the
present notification if any they have or can. WY
natrra. tutrix of her minor children, and as
such administering this estate. should no. DO
homoIogated and approved and the funds dAs.
trihuteI in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
l;.20 n 20 NJ. U. TRAY, CIerK.
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Succession Of Felicie Labat. Decesst

Succession of Felicie Lab0t, DeceEse0
W!te o; Louis Smith-No. "a. 1856.
CECCND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Cof cr.eais.-Notice is hereby given to the credit.
oIs Of this estate and 10 all other persons herein
Interested 10 show within ten days from The
present Notification. if any they have car, why
the ac"oun: presented by the testanentary
the deceased in this estate should Lot be
HON olosated and approved. and the funds dstElb-
tied III accordance herewith
i;v order OF !Ee court
il. Is y ?. ii. O. TRACY Clerk.
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NNCrfeeIOn NlfN. MN YIN, T
FIynu.-No. 34,345.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y OrIeans-Whereas. Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn. wife oc
William Egan and William Egan. have petitioned
the eourt for letters of administration on the es-
tate the late Mrs. Ann Flynn, wife of p H. Fl ynp,
deceased, intestate Notice is hereby given 10 al
whom il may concern. TO show cause within Ten
DAYS vhv The prayer OF the said petitioner sbo.ld
not be granted.
BY order OF the Court.
ala 1922 NJ. O. TRACY Clerk.
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succession Of DIR. Alexander ,. Wedde'-

~UcceseIOn oil Dr. NItXUuueT q "O"
burn-NO. "a, 3E7.
CECoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAhis ai
petitioned the court for letters of administrator
on the estate of the late Dr.: Alexander j. WeGdeI-
urn deceased, interstate. Notice Is hereby gwen
to al! whom it may concern, to show case
within ten days why the prayer OF the said PEE
toner should no: be granted.
By order Of the Court. ~
iall 1875 NJ. u. IRAC1, NItlk-
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= y : II s T. s = 10 y
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{, s''i' 40
| o+ber words The same population now re-
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succession OF Louise keisep: "iie of
CsECoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAhls sH
- of (lrleans.-Whereas, c. Dillon has PEI
toned ne court for letters of admnstla!1 oil On
the estate Of the late Louise Keiser wife OF eorse
Schroe.Ier deceased, interstate Notice IL hHIepy
GIVEN 10 AL WHOM it may concern. 10 sio"
ssause wti..n ten days. why the prayer Of re
, sad petit Toner should not he granted
BY order OF the Court. "a, w.,
ISL IS 20 NJ ~. lnACi, Nie.i.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Sixteenth Days Proceeding.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
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s,cce.sion Of Charles +. Hatchery
33.l27

33l27.
c,rcoNp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
of oTleans-Notice is hereby given to the cTeois-
ors Of THIS estate, and to all other persons neltn
ntatas-ed 10 show cause within ten days from ne
nresan. notification if any they have OF can.
Why the account presented by CoekonT Ta
adm p.strator. of this estate. s!.onio ~ 20
homoogated and approved ana the iuAe7 o'0-
trihut4I in accordance Herewith
Bv order OF the Court. .cv 1-,
iar, a IS NJ u lhEAc'- NLe- y
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N .nERsoNs NEW BOOK IN ENGLAND.
A CARD FROM MR.. CONWAY.

- sAs Bdtsor Of re Trto~~e.
a,p. have lust read in TIE TRIBUNE, Nov.
a letter from your London correspondent which do
nands some explanation at my hauds Your corroSponi
sp& has followed bunstng advertisement OF Nr. Hot
teus a announcing the Forthcoming work by Mr. Emer
con here as his "Uncoated writiugs" with "inrodnc
eery preface by H. D. Conway and Alexander Ireland
TSe advertisement has now been withdrawn but az IL
Aas already ised your readers beg to cay that the
wosh in question ia simply tho new volume "f essays
vhieh has already been announced in America fouf
correspondent further very naturally and Justly rennrhs
hat Mr.. Emerson is wholly unknown III Ens'ah"
- TO stand In need Of introductory preface from MI
Conway, Mr.. Ireland anybody else But the ac ~
what have prepared lie purely biographical a"o "i'
biographical sketch OF Mr.. Eincrson's pubNc '"r~r l"
America and England, MI Ireands part Consisting W
hftef letter appended. relating to the authors "
En6and This sketch written TO aid the s,ud' Oh h'
srsons works,-and little to Introduce elr ""''
- to crafty personal curiosity concerh"R ''u'-
meant originally for publication 10 VINO" "o"'"
have been more appropriate, bat one ""''" wac VIA"
held at Mr. Enerson's request.
cannot forbesr adding comment upon your CORE
snondcnts r. mark that Mr. Hottcns method Of doing
SuSness being what it IT, the Engieh might tie we'll stop
failing about American pirates" Mr.. Hottens method,
sssumps IL to be rightly described by your corresponds
ant seems ~ exact reflex OF the anarchy WHICH
tn limited States Ia responsible for maintaining IN the
international book trade 1t would cscnsh me To eau
that any American resident ia England can regard anv
thing Mr. Hoten has done OF can do az an oset to the
appropriation by the American Government OF English
military and naval textbooks without the t!.ghttst r
gard to their owncrs the exposure oi WHICH during tie
recent discussion inter ai copyright, has mc
cur faces and those OF best fricnas tngie with
shaIne. Respectfully yours, MOEcUkE ID. CONWAY.
No 81 NONinUttW- square London. Nov. q 1S71.