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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Troops of Ailments Fanquisheds-On as
count of the promptness with which it checks the
fevers generated by unhealthy eXhaations, Hos
letters BiLters is considered indispensable
family medicine on the borders of our Southern
and Western rivers, and in new settlements wheBe
the pow and the ak are for the fist time disturb
ng the soHtudes of nature. Its reputation, how
ever, is not confined to such localities. Wherever
the emcnts of disease are rife it is the surest
safeguard Of health wherever sickness prevails, it
is eticacious as a remedy. Among the serions dis
eases which is guaranteed to contIo are indiges
ton, biliousness, and all the minor ailments
necteG with arrangements of the stomach, the
liver and the bowels-such as heartburn, head
ache hatucnce co6tiveness, nausea, dstaste for
food anguor and debility paIsitaton of the heart,
trembling of the hands noises in the ears, disor-
dered vision, disturbed sleep, and mental inquiet,
ude. As these physical and mental disturbances
tend to a general failure Of all the powers of the
system, they should be at once corrected-as they
always may be-by course ofHostctters Stomach
Bitters. oc8 st cod W
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sunday Excursions.

Notwithstanding the Iatcness Of the sea
son, Sunday excursion tickets are stillSold
on the New Orleans and Mobile and on the
Jackson railroads. The train leaves the
Mobile depot, Canal street, at A. NJ,
and returns at 11:30 r. N. The
train leaves the jackson railroad depot
at twenty five minutes before eight o'clock
4. ". and returns to the city about 10 P.
IT, It is delightful and refreshingly cool in
the country, both on the lake shore and
among the piny woods.
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SucCess!0n Of John Frederick Mack-NO.
1921.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. - Whereas, John Sbeisa has
petitoned the CONT for letters of administration
on the estate the late John Frederick Mack, de-
ceased, interstate. Notice is hereby gwen to al
whom it may concern, to show cause within ten
days, why tie prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
oc6 9 "A NJ. 0. TRACY. Clerk.
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Tie Combination Fnir.

The fair at Mechanics Institute continues
with increased interest. Tonight is be
last night. Let no friend of the enterprise
fail to attend. The Orphans Home Society
Of Louisiana is one Of the most deserving
institutions in our State and has under its
care large number Of children, and re-
ceives them without distinction as to race
or sex.
The concert to be given Monday night,
under the management of a. j. Kenner,
Esq and Mrs. Hoggatt, will, without
doubt, be a rare treat.
Let Mechanics Institute be crowded to-
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Labor Reform Address.

The central committee of the Labor Ro-
form party have published an address to
the voters Of Louisiana, presenting for
their suffrages the Liberal ticket for nation
al, and the fusion ticket for State officers.
They exhort the working men Of Louisiana
to an earnest and hearty support Of the
ticket. The committee consists of T. j.
Roberts, president; John WeIch, secretary;
A. Cullen, IL. Ruffuss and All. Hough. An
advertisement signed by MIR. Roberts ap-
pears in this mornings REPUBLICAN,.
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:BREWERIES.
g2EORs.E oWERZ-e
OLD CANsI HRSEg BEER $50 82E 89EwE8Y
Carney yilEere and gonHouss qstreetss
SEW ORLEANS

H''ss lea" 20 iT'o.n ssHoozs Keepers ana phe
publ" ~ faFge 'hss :he nsw installation for che
'nanpE.ture Os HageS ana Ale on She It!E AND
cool AIR PRINCIPI.Ei is Gvw IN 1..H operation,
can 5uI'lsis che pubic ~!H az article iYfeEor 20
nsn" manufactured ~ fHe West up East and srIgye.
sior !" ans 6ceg snan3fctU-d derDe, and 9. a qate.
atnch cheaper 'Ha che imported lager from abroad.
saets sill prove the truth Of any asseJti0no
Orders Sille3 with all necessary eaqef!2sss 3nV
frOmP'n"ss, aTG particular attention is paid 20 ehe
chipping HoY eOaa'rs customers Gene and G!y
o''cs y"e viii ae satisfied in all end avsry rs5pe@o
aul6 Pm
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CANCELLATION or BOND.

STATE or LOUISIANA J
Executive Department. :
Sew Orleans. September 10 1928
w to me for The cancellation of the otiiciaf bond
Of ". S. Mount as CiUy treasurer in and Tor the
city of New Orleans to Wits ) bond dated July I,
1885, i'll the sum of $4,000, signed by We Mount
as principal, aud L. F. Generes Samuel Jamso1R
J. L. GubeInttoro Williamson Smith, John David
the said bond beng conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said W. So Mount of his
duties as city treasurer aforesaid: notice is
IS hereby given TO all persons interested in the
said bond. to file their objections the caucella-
zion thereof. all writing. in She office Of the Score.
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the sea' Of the State,
this seventeenth da" of Septsmber, 4 D. 1872 and
of the independence of tho Omitted States the
ninety1seveutho
By Inc Governor
V 3 WOODWARD
Assistant SeCreSarv OF State 83OH
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REMOVAL

DEMuyALsy0N AND gFTEe NOVEMBER
kG ! the Grover & Ba.cr Sewing Machine Com
Ranv viii move to the spacious store AT the corner
uI smal street and Exchange place, now occupied
by the New Orleans National Banking AssmsiatiDn.
The building will be htted up eEDPe ssiy for The
chine Business and large AID selected stock OF
the celebrated machines OF the Comp9Bys mau
tactuloe, rs well as full line oPattaei5ment silk
cotton. oil steO, Wia6 b0 kept constantly on hand
o,cl2 lS
- ENIE AI4-t)S 81: ABOUg THE FIRST CE
Ee November she New orleans Branch 0s tLe
Free omat's savings AMI Trust 6,ompsrg VIII co.
lste,o 10 80 90 seso stSea.o a,sri.eS o. brTe.eso
APPALLED,,
SGIe stu Resistant ssLiesO
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REGISTRATION.


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Ot1ice of State Registrar of Voters, :
New Orleans, September2 1872.
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
= section twenty of an act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Louisiana, entitled IAN act to provide for
the revision aud correction of the Lists of regis
tered voters of the State" etc. approved March &c.
1870 notice is hereby given that the offices OF the
Assistant Supervisors of Registration Of the
election precincts of the parish of Orleans are now
omen fer the revision and correction OF the lists of
registered voters OF the parish of Orleans, and viii
remain open until SATURDAY, October %, 1872
Sundays and legal no days excepted
Office hours from 4. NJ. until II NJ and from
Up NJ. to Z Pm.
All qualified electors of the parish of Orleans
who were not registered in 1910, and who now de.
sire to register and all voters registered in 1870
who have removed from the election precinct in
which they then resided must make application
for registry to the Assistant Supervisor of Regis
tration for the precinct in which they now reside.
All registered voters who have changed their
place Of residence withia the election precinc in
which they wer8 registered in 1870 are notified to
appear at the Office og the Assistant Supervisor of
Registration for The precinct. and have SUCH
change noted upon The registry books and upon
their certificates of registrations
The following is list of the boundaries OF the
several election prcciac.s aud the foea ton as She
registration Office i'll each precinct.
ETRs!' ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded By Fai:i!y Ooado yhsjia street and Sis.
sissippi givero
ohce-go. s.a ST. e.. s2es street. corrser os Ne',
pomeae street,
SECOND EHECTfoE PRECINCT
Eo'mded by Thaiia AND Julia streets. Missis sgg
Iiyer and rear of cityo
Ofice-Eo. 312 ST. Charles street. BE: "res Cali
Gs" S.4d Gle Streets
THIRD ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by iu'ia and 'ana' ..sr.e.s. Iiss;ss?2g
EiNeT and rear ofcty.
U9fiee-Eo. 3s5 9oydvas sSvee?. between 0.yscee
GnG Rampant streets.
FOURTH ELECTIO% PRECINCT.
Bounded Hy Cana! street, 81. LsJ!s steer. ?its
s'ssippi siver and rear OF eityo
0dsa-eEo. :. Bourbon street,
FIFTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
E0uS3ed BY ST. Louis street, So. Phillip ssgeea
mississippi giveg and Ceas Of city.
0fios-No. i3 st. lnD.s st.rst, 3eawe%aa C?.astS"e
.1rsi! Boya! streets.
SIXTH ELECTION rate scr.
Bounded Iy 81. Philip street. E.pHanaic s.gesg
mississippi river and Lake goD:.har: gaiGo
. '''p''"i ''''' '''"'oo' ''fee'"'
SEVENTH ELECTION PBEC5Hcr.
SoGhdeI by Fspaaade street. EfysiaB Fields
street. M.s.issiT.pI ii+ey ani Lake gaDtcIa,tEaju
e,7fcs,-So. ID F,cp.hroe. ,frec.'
a1cuTt1 py ,fpr,o>, .,,p.,,~c-,
y,,,,,,Jga5 ~. r,l--.taI,
nre NtssfssiT a,'j
''',s' Pt'' ''' % '' I1A9 Nals''
"tti"s-Eo' 'S6 0"u9IiSs .;ss',' '''"se:. Els "'a.
: ''-''" 'll'' @'fIS'''
EINgH ELECTfoS PRECINCT.
:'ounde! by Lafayette avenue. yisne.gn Ga
nal Mississippi gfv.y and I.ase goI.ci..rt.a!no
oGics-sS". ZIG DauQil:a. s:Se":. He:"s.a Gl.slyso
aud L.o.gisa streets.
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
WITH OLE


New orleans. october IL. 1879.
GEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED To- THE UE.
- dersgned will be received at this Office unit
MONDAY NOON, the twenty-tirss instant, foT light
ing, distinguishing cleaning and keeping in repair
etc, The lanterns LAMPS, etc in those portions OF
the city OF New Orleans lighted with oil Tor term
OF TWO years, in accordance with specifications Oh
file in this department.
The CITY reserves the right to reject any and al
Al! parties making proposals Tos this contract
are required TO deposit with the Administrator
OF Finance, evidence OF theiS intention to abide
BY the adjudication, the amount OF pne
thousand dollars in cash, which shall be forfeited
to the city in Of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract IS not awarded
Will have their deposits returned to them on the
day the adj INDICATIONS are made
No BID Will DE received unless accompanied by
fhe certificate OF the Administrator of finance
certifying that the yequised cash deVosi! has been
Proposals TO Be indorsed e. Proposals for Right,
ing, Distinguishing Cleaning and Keeping in Rec
pair @teo the ianterl s. Lamps, etc. lighted w!th
OIL" and addressed to the undersigned.
cell Id JAMES LEWIS Administrator.
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OFFICIAL, NOTICES.
NOTICE,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. I
New Orleans La SA0tpmbaY u 1872

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
New Orleans, La September II, l872 5
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT THIS
y office by Charles H. Ogiive against John Keefe,
for abandoning his homestead entry No. 1888 dated
0ctober27, 1870, upon the south half of northeast
quarter and nortl east quarter of northeast quar-
ter and southeast quarter Of northwest quarter,
section tWenty-seFen township eight south, range
lana, with d view to the cancellation of
said entry; the SAID parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the sixteenth day of
October, 1872 at | ?. NJ to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
CHARLES BARNARD, Registers
sells law 1t WILLIAM H. HYATT Receiver
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GIFT CONCERT.
E7HE GRAND
GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
A FuLL DRAWING IN sIGHT

The Grand Gift Concert for the benefit Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky is JOstpOned 70 SattEr-
day, the seventh Of December for the following
reasons:
/. The failure of certain agents to make returns
in time for the drawing to take place September28-
2. The accumulation of orders during the last
few DAYS TO such an extent that it not possible
to fill them and have the drawing on the twenty
eighth.
). The general expressed desire of ticket holders
that fun drawing might be had even if ii made
short postpOnement necessary.
i. The belief of the management that by q shUrT
postpOuement the remnant Of unsOld tickets can
be disposed Of and all the prizes paid in full with
out the necessity of any pro rata sealing down.
For these reasons coupled with the earnest de-
sire to benefit the Public Library by larger bat
ance and the ticket holders by larger gifts the con.
cert and distribution have been postponed to Sat
urdaF. the seventh of December, 1872 On that d4y
and no other the drawing viii positively ana mn
equiyocally off in the great hall of the Public
Library building, brgiEning at precisely A. NJ.
and continue untIl the whole OF the 1000 gifts
awarded,
Tie payment the gifts will begin the third day
after The drawing, and continue for six months a.
c1rrent funds, by the Farmers and Drovers BaBE
or by sight draft upon the Fourth National Bank
New York, at the option of the gift ticket holders
List Of Gifts.
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down to the Criminal Court to answer for
teloniousIy entering the dwelling house of
Mrs. A. Stringer, No. 2l8 Common street,
and stealing.
Isaac johnson, for burgIarizing the house
of Mr.. Moore, corner of Pr tania and Terp-
sichore streets, and for larceny.
Edward Morris and lack johnson, for
stealing box of tea
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WANTED.

yFUJ -sEkEEPE % WA36rED-a II g67A @IGY
-. - a. ng1 . " "a G .any b. q
household Addyess o.. at THE office. SCI
yzTANTED.-A FIRST CLASS CAKE BAKER AR.
w lired on Tuesday, RtctGoer G, I272. IRON Nv
York, and W shes d situation. He il a No IoCake
Baker and COnfecti0ner; has worked for tie IN Il
four years in New York; can make ali kinds 81
German and American cakes. ice cream. vine tel,
lies, chaldrue ornaments and pyramids Apply al
6trgo sso gc5a T.
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FARMERS A5D DR0vERs' BASR, :
nuisNiLle K rHrlINuLher 2E- IT.

This is TO certify that there is now on DEF osit in
credit Of the-Gft Concert fund 500 600 Of Which
is held by this Bank as treasurer Of the Public
Library of Kentucky pay OFT all gifts 10 be
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For Liverpool.

The new and elegant steamship Louis
lana, Stewart commander, advertised to
sail for Liverpool on Thursday, has not yet
departed. She is loading with bulk grain,
and will probably clear to-day with full
CARGO.
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nIeteorologIoni and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall Of
therivers, at 3:43 P H., local time, yester-
L. IL fnllnus.
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THE PEOPLES CoLu1IN.

Brief Communications P,sbltshed-Long
Ones hesa,iaby Rgected-THe Editor moi
Responsible for The Sentiments Expressed
III the Communications
New ORLEANS, October Il, 1872.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
An old hymn, slightly modified to suit
the times, is given as follows:
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO Do?
LDedicatedto the Conventional
0, what are you going to do, b1othersG a
Say. what are you going to do7
You've thought of some honest candidate
But what is the end in view?
You are fresh from the scenes OF ward stufnga
And pressed by the seekers for place;
Have you smiled with the candidates otferede
Say tell us who's head il The IacRE
CHORUS
Is your heart in the peoples Reepi4g9
Remember, they bleed for gou.
Chen, what are you going 20 do, 1Fot2srst
Sayo what are you going 50 do!
q, what are YOU going to do 1rot2eSse
Your sun at its noon is hghS
& shines IN meridian spIsndoro
Yet rides through stormy SKYE
Sou are holding high position
or homer, Of trust and fame.
Then stand by the peoples wishee,
Else cover yourselves with shamsO
eHORCso
Ste regions that sit in darkness
Are stretching tleir hands to you9
Then what are you going to do, brothegAs
Sayo what you going 5odo9
Q. what are you going to do. "rothers9
The candidates approach you nogS
!slcady your locks are silveredo
And winter is ON your broWe
Sour talents, time and Offices
70 the people, your master gives
Then ask il *he parish around y06
j. bettsy because you live
GH0KUss
SoF4 are nearing The end of Sour HabnP.
And there's plenty of work for you:
Chen what are you going to do hrotheTs9
say. what are yoia going 80 doe
Or UyMNo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-12

The thermometer at Louis Fngerio's,
No. 50 Charities street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 A. ~, $40; at P. NJ, 72o; at
s P. NJ, 70o Lowest point during the
night Ct October 10, Glo.
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Academy of 1Iustce

9AVtIWSIFEJ Vi 4FEIIsEV9
"'Beg Mccullough" matinee To-day at
twelve o'clock, and the same performance
this evening. The Ben McCullougho of Oliver
Doud Byron is one of the finest pieces of
acting That New Orleans has been favored
with lately, and the ladies VINO go TO the
matinee will be delighted wish the perform
anceo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-12

The present Gar of Russia is go fntem.
perate that his physicians say he can not live
for many months.
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

May be had Of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postofice.
c. G. Haley, No. 10 Commercial place.
G. G. D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange place
A. Simon, St. Louis street, between Royal
street and Exchange alley (under St. Louis
Hotelj.
James Ennis, Poitchartrain railroad de-
pot, Third District; also at depot, foot Of
Lafayette street, First District
Variety news stand, No SO Dauphine
street between Customhouse and Bienville
streets
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List Of Gifts.
One grand eft:
Total, 1000 gifts. all cash.........
IN Prize of TirLefa.

Price of Tickets.
Whole tickets + 10; halves, IS; quarters, So So
II whole tickets for + 1885, 23 fur 5Z25: So tor $3.50
l3 for 1000: 255 for $500 80 for ,B50OO No dis
count less than + 100 worth Of tickets at time
The money necessary to pay il full all the offered
gifts is now upon deposit in the Farmers ard
DrUvers Bank, as VIII lie by the following
certificate Of the cashier;
FARNsss ASp DRovEas' BAsg,
Louisville. Ky, september rs, 1872. s
This is TO certfg that there is now on DEF osit IN
tins bank over half y mil ion OF dollars to tho
credit Of the-Gtt Concert uud, 500 goo Of Which
j. held by this Bank treasurer OF the Public
Library of Kentucky 10 pay OFT all gifts 10 be
~ . '''' 81 ''-' u living R. s vEAcH, Cashier
Hen John Barbee, Manager Of the Royal insur
ance Company Liverpool, and Colonel Jilson r.
a committee on the part Of til" trustees to take
cllr,[ Of Ie tag be fore the drat wing count tlsr
place them in tie wheel. and personally see that
corrcspoudiag numbers for all the tickets sold gu
into the wheel After the craving Is over, thu
bands Of mittee gu the pant Of the ticket
holders to fatis1y themselves whether ali tigr
tickets sold were represented in the drawing.
Blind chEi ea, m fiil view Of the audience, wiz
alternately draw the tag5 FROM one OF the gIass
wheeis and the gifts Deei giug 10 them ftuu.
the 0Iht r. and the otlGIal record Of the drawing
thus conducted VIII be kept By three teliars
chosen from difhre t banks in the city. ThA
drawing viii be published IN tn" LyiusvfIit gaazx
and the New Yok Hes AID and uf et.l gf,pieg alleG
to all parties TO whom tickets haze beegt sent
by letter.
ni7hed to those who first apply f,r risn. ard -
general a distribution of them viii he maac auaHa
gents az their limited number viii permit. No
agent VIII be permitted on any acc unit whatever
to hold sell ticket for he n auag5suent afteF
the twenty nth Of No cmber 1872.
ihis FOstpontmeut has Dceu made By advice gS
the frl crE with tAe s.lD a4fart ,f In r.al -. ~.
OF both The ticket holder and the Public Li}zary-
and all Concerned may rest perfectly Gssrred ghas
the positive and tinel programme h6Ie announced
viii be carr ed ont to the letter.
September 70 1872.
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POLITICAL, NOTICES.

Please Announce p. Harnan as. Candidate
for the Office of Administrator Of Public Improve
ments subject to the nominating convention offbe
Republican party.
oc3 I'M MANY FRIENDS,
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Local Intelligence.

YoM-KPPoR-Thc Day Of -Atonement-
OF all the sacred days in the Jewish year
Yom-Kippor is the most holy. At five
o'clock last evening our Jewish residents
ceased to take nourishment Of any kind,
and, in fact, ceased to perform any kind Of
toll ali resorting to their temples Of wor-
ship, placing their minds entirely OIL re
ligious subjects. They remained in the
synagogues until eleven o'clock, only to re-
fresh themselves with short sleep. At
five o'clock this morning, still fasting, they
return to the synagogue and remain until
seven in the evening, at which time food
may be partaken Of
This day is one devoted to confession Of
sins, followed by sincere atonement. The
fasting is for the purpose of Furnishing the
Gesh, to bring the mind to a devout con-
sideration of serious subjects, and remind
tile worshipers that they should not for
get to be generous toward the poor, who
arc sometimes compelled by poverty to
fast. The ceremonies in the synagoGues
are very impressive, and even the most in
different in the faith will not fail to attend
There are five synagogues in New Or
leans, and each one will be well filled to-
day by devout worshipers, when prayers
will be uttered which are deemed too sacred
to use on other days. The reverends s. B.
Jacobs, Laucht, S. r. Jacobs, Click and
Mocher are in charge Of the several places
of worship. Mr.. Levin, editor Of the Je'7-
ISL Era, of New York, will assist Mr..
Laucht, Of the new temple, in Minerva
Hall.
The fasting will cease at sunset this eve
ming.
TINE, 5:34l2.-The telegraph dispatch as
published here, made the time Of Mon
archist j:24la. Turtles were quite certain
that the figures were wrong. This was the
three mile race between Monarchist and
the great Harry Bassett, on the Jerome
course New York, last Saturday, when
three to one was offered and few takers,
the first named horse being little known.
Monarchist, in December, 1871 won the
post stake, for all ages, two mile heats, in
fine style, beating Foster, Sentinel and
Fireball On the first day of the last spring
meeting in the Crescent City, he won a
dash Of mile and half in good time
beating Mamie Douglass, Pilgrim and five
others.
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Succession OF EtTenne JoQuet Tissot-N0.
- SI7.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
= orleaDs.-Wl Whereas. Mrs. Anna Hasgamha
W,isner has petitioned the court for letters
of administration the estate Of her late hus
band, Etienne J. Tissot, deceased: Notice is
hereby given 10 all whom it may concern TO show
cause within ten days why The prayer OF the said
petiton%r should not be granted
BY order of the Court.
OCT I2* NJ O. TRACY. Clerk.