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NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES
of Orleans since the sixteenth OF March
1870, that they required by act No. Is OF the
Legislature approved on the sixteenth of March,
1870 register the act of celebration of their
riages within ten DAYS, in the office of the Re-
corder of Births, Marriages aud Deaths, All Off
are anr qeored to 4et"rn the license au
thorizing said marriages to the Recorder of
Births, Mar rages aud Deaths after having Endorsed
said license that said marriage has been cele-
brated the date of celebration, and said license SO
retained shall be preserved by the Recorder.
Every person violating complying with
from s 10 to $25.
Marriage licenses can be taken at said office.
Z C. MORPHY,
Recorder of Births, Marriages and Deaths Office
No. |, Orleans street Second DISTRICT.
mh
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Varieties Theatrc-BeDeAt Of Miss MUIR
dock.

Varieties Theatrc-BeDeft of Miss Muir.
dock.
The management of this popular estab
lishment have rendered benefit to this ia
vorite and deserving little ACTRESS tomor-
row evening. The play is new one, never
before presented III New Orleans, and is
from the pen OF Mr.. Frank Murdoch, of the
Varieties company. A new comedy upon
novel and fruitful subject is always an OBJ
ject of curiosity if not of downright interest,
and in choosing a theme apart from the
usual sensational rubbish of the day. Mr..
Murdoch has shown at least an effort in the
right direction. The comedy is American,
both as regards the locality of the scene
and the dramaiis person@. ''Bohemians
and "Bohemianism form the basis of the
drama, which aims to present in manner
at once truthful and forcible the habits, the
trials, the disappointment, the struggles
and aspirations of a class OF people who are
too often regarded with prejudice and mis-
trust.
There are in our city, at this moment.
thousands of these people-a community
within community-a class distinct in
then SelVtS-Ol winch tEe Ouislue "oIlu
knows little or nothing. Regarded by many
as the nlerest ephemera-the drones of soci-
eiv-it is. nevertheless through them and
by them that society is recreated, instructed
bettered. Bohemianism in its true sense is
the synonym for such that elevated and re-
tined. and, if its devotccs are often erIatic
and sometimes hayward. it Is the wayward-
ness of genius-the erratic course of the
meteor. Before its vigorous onslaughts big
| otry and intolerance are being driven to
| the wall and yet, of the many who applaud
| the results. how few realize the means by
| which these results are attained. Music.
| poetry. the drama. the fine arts, all those
| influences which tend to beautity and har-
monte this practical and humdrum age
| spring from the creative minds and finely
| strung natures of this strangely mlscon-
ceived and unappreciated class, who, living
as the majority of them do, in comparative
| privation, are yet strong enough OF heart,
constant enough of purpose to preserve
through all chlvalric and steadtast wor
ship of the beautiful and true.
| The cast is full one. embracing the
names of the leading members of the com
pany, and abounds in amusing situations
| and a striking and sustained interest.
The box office is now open for the sale Of
| reserved seats, and we solicit on behalf Of
the beneficiary that liberal patronage which
her private worth and sterling abilities SO
|
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NOTICE..

NEW ORLEANS March 80. 1872
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE PUBLIC
~ that the Board OF State Assessors for the city
of New Orleans is organized and have established
the office of the Board at room No. 5, Cotton Ex-
change building; entrances, No l37 Gravier street,
and Varieties place, between Common and Grayier
streets.
JOHN W. SWORDS,
Fl. H. HARRIS,
B. p. BLANCHARD.
JOHN W. FAIRFAX.
JACK WHARTON.
CHARLES VI. RINf5GOnD,
State Assessors for the city OF New Orleans
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CITY TAXES OF 1871.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall. March ~. 1872. :
TIE bills for city taxes for 1871 levied by or'i-
DaIces Nos. 1851 1862 and l212 amounting to ito
per cent. ready for delivery at this office.
Payments for the citys proportion will be
ceived in certificates of appropriation MetropoH-
tan Police warrants and certificates for amount
paid in excess of two per cent on tax bills of 1870.
But the amount due for interest on the bonded
debt must be paid III cash.
Taxpayers are reminded that the charter
makes ii the duty of the tor of Finance
10 collect these bills, and that they eNgible by
law before the Legislature can again meet 1t is
vain hope. therefore, for dellnqlents to expect
relief by delay, for | viii assuredy enforce the
law against them in justice to those who pay
promptly. JOHN :. WALTON,
mhl9 l5t Administrator of Finance.
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POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF PoLICE,l
New Orleans April 9. 1872. !
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DISTRICT
~ pound, on Dryades street, between Jackson
ard Philip streets
One % Cow. No brand visible
Which if not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid, Will be sold at public auc.
ton M said pound SATURDAY, April l., l672
at twelve e'clock NJ.
JAMES LEWIS
No. l23-ap9 I'd administrator
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

B. Ns,'li.I.E VAN SOLIyGEN, at half past .en
oc.pck at warehouse NJ. l, Customhouse
o,.{.,iIrIc, railroad iron claret straw hats. CO.
coAal:ts, logwood, wrapping paper, confection-
e,- piate steel samples, salt il bulk-Coilect.
sale of unclaimed goods.
b. Sa32IFF SAUvINET, at five O'Clock, at No.
:; 81. Ann street, counters, tables, fixtures,
&C. aud remnants OF coth-James s. ZachaIle,
a.-nt, IS. AlphCnse Fleury.
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THE DAILY EGPUBLICAN

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
n .; ~ had of the following dealers:
tt,,.ge Ellis, opposite the Postofsce.
T. -..mon, No. "a Exchange Alley.
{ J. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
(. a. D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
j.c,as Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
Dsa.>s Third District also, at Depot foot
.. .eiavatre Street, First District
I. ~ Long, corner of Love and Enghien
HS-nett. Third District.
Vaciety news -stand, corner Dauphine and
Cau,i streets
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Rooms state Central Committee

publican Party State of Louisiana, New
Orleans, april 10 l972-The members Of
the State Central Committee notified to attend
ii special meeting of the committee, which Will
be ,.td a: their rooms on THURSDAY April II. at
twelve O'Clock VI \ tuli attendance is reques ted,
business of the utmost Importance Will be
brought before the committee
T. E. y PlNCHBaCK, President.
WILLIAM VIGRRs, recording Secretary State Cen
trail Committee ap3 2t
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The Temperature.

The Thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No so Charities street, yesterday stood as
.ollows: At s A. NJ, 67o at P. NJ, So; at
q Z. NJ, 10. Lowest point during the
L gut Of April 8, So.
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sacred Readings.

This evening. at eight O'Clock. Mrs, Z. A.
Simpson will give, at the Bible House,
Camp street, sacred readings, consisting Of
some of the finest prose and poetieal
writings in tie English language. Compl-
mrntary tickets have been received.
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Assessment NOtice.-Office Economy Mutual
Aid Association no. As Carondeet street up
of Glass B are hereby notified that assessments
Nos 9 and TO- caused by the death of John +. Brown
on January a. and of Mrs Eliza Case. on March d.
due, and payable at this Office within
thirty days from this date, and unless So paid the
policies Will be cancelled according to the terms
thereof. JAMES 3. GUTHRIE, Secretary.
ANS
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Tent, Ware! Ra deal Rrr.:Diican Climb.

In accordance vita resolutions pisseU by The
Parish Committee of TIL" Republican party Of the
parish OF Orleans the sixth iuata1t ealing =
mass meeting OF the Republican party to meet IN
LAFAYETTE square re evening of the eleventh
instant the Tenth Wand Club will meet TO NOR
RON EVENING, at ilHltpast scveh O'Clock; Tor the
purpose OF arrau.iu.. therefor. 4 fnH attend
apcr is solicited. JOAN Il. BON EN-
anq President.
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REWARDS.

nsNAA EEWA,D.-WHEHEAS, PRE-
NyvSt pardtons we're EltGe on or about
4; 4. sevelltc, nth instant burn the buildings of
c. A GorsUch, situated on the corner OF mt and
Pension streets in the sixth blstrlct "f TINS city
and whereas q number of fires have occurred OF
late in occupied and uuoccupied buildings within
the limits OF the said district under circumstances
&hrii Snow hat they were not accidental, the
above reward ct s. u . VIII be paid for any urma-
ton thar VII convict person or persons of hGv-
iu. made liz. aforesaid preparations, Or OF ting
re- or 4lsi.. II. 10 be set hereafter any build
IL y nUtLn.- AZ hin the district aforesaid or
.H> "a. rtt OF the City of New Orleaus; this
,,.. . e., Mad 20 he in force during the period of
a,.nths nor, This date, after which it is to
t..sr : w.. q, no eject.
J. YOUENES Fire Warden.
cans, March IL, 1871. APPS to
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New Orleans, Louisiana =

New Orleans, !.ouisiana sprit 10. 1872.
Tlr lnr ting OF he Thirteenth Ward Ralicai Re
publican Cb will take place THIS ENENlNG at
half past seven o'clock, at The Evening Star Hall,
corner CT Cadiz and Camp streets.
!. T. j4ACDkT. President
WILLIAM BA1-2rrr S cret.try apiOit'
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The net receipts Of Mr, Stuart Robson on
the occasion of his benefit at the Varieties
Theatre, Monday evening, amounted to
$500. which is a clever pile.
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NOTICE..

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Second District. No. Sc Bourbon street, Z
New Orleans, April 4, l972.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER THE
IN fifteenth instant the law will be strictly
forced against all delinquent license PAYERS Of the
Second District L. 4. LEMARIE,
APT ct State Ia Collector.
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1leteorological and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3i3 P. NJ, local time. yester-
dow fnllowa
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MetrOpOlitan Loan. savings and IieGge
Bank, No. IA Camp street. New Orleans Marcn l.
l8,2-By resolution of the Board of Directors TINS
day, an installment of TEN PER CENT (maklng
fifty per cent? upon the capital stock of this bank
called for, payable on before the first day OF
April, 1872. T. D. VAN HORN.
mig I'm cod Cashier.
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Crescent City National Bank Of New Or
leans, New Oileans, April /, 10. AT an election
for seven TectOls to serve during the current
year, held ON the second instant, the following
named gentlemen were elected, viz:
f. H. SUMMERS ANDREW STEWART
NJ. A. De LIZARbI COHEN NJ SORIA
GEORGE w. HYNSON, L. H. GARDNER
EMORY CLAPP
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors. held
this day. Mr. E. H. SUMMERS was unanimously
elected president
at6 l5t CHARLES FACRIE JR. Cashier.
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Special NOtice.-Offce of the Loan and
Pledge Association, New Orleans, April ,, I812.-
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the
Loan and Pledge Association to meet at the office
of said Assoclation'ou MONDAY April Is, 1872, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, to elect a
president cashier and one directoy to serve for
the term of three years from the first day of May
A. d. 1872.
BY order of the Board of Directors
Z. B. BENTON, President.
R. Fl. WOoD Cashier. APPS 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Attention. s. ckholders.--The stockhold
ers OF the MechLl4irs and Agricultural Fair As
sOciatOn of Louisiana are urgently requested to
attend meeting of the Directors Of said Associa-
ton to be held in the Senate Chamber Mechanics
Institute, at seven o'clock, WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING April 10, 1872. The business of the meeting
will be highly important, and must command the
presence OF every stakeholder.
LUTHER HOMES
an7td Secretary and Treasurer
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excite his ire more than any other was the
executive of this State. For what particu-
lar reason we could not fathom. In order
that the learned gentleman might keep
moistened for his wonderful remarks. Or
anges were constantly kept in view, OF
which he seemed particularly fond. We
We're. however. taken little aback at the
observation of Mr.. Cutler, that he enjoyed
it as well, probably, as any other gentleman
i'll court, and that she could laugh all the
more hearty since he was fat"
Imagine the feelings of our learned gentle
men IN court after listening for over an
hour to the eloquence of the speaker, that
they had his sympathy; and his remarks
were simply preliminary and "God knows
what it shall be when the marriage GER
tifcate comes"
Run OyER.-A boy named Martin Saux.
aged about twelve, was run over by milk
cart. number and driver unknown, on
Chartres street, between Hospital and Bar
racks street, about six o'clock last evening,
seriously injured, and conveyed to his
home, No. 3l5 Charities street. The milk
man made his escape, but being known to
the police. " i'll, no doubt, be soon arrested
REFORM IN THE NI-There seems to be a
disposition on the part of the anxious Re
formers to fool this reporter into an idea
that he is going TO have big thing and
chance to spread himself. His hopes in
that direction have continuously failed.
The prospect of a fine assemblage Of the re-
generators of the age, offered by the an
nouncement that the Eleventh Ward Re
form Club would hold a meeting at the
"wigwam," corner of Magazine and Seventh
streets. brought the poor fellow out again
last night. There was meeting, or a sort
of one. but then you know it was an lad
journed" one, and with our good natured
friend, Mr.. A. Z. Griswold, in the chair as
temporary president. 1t was generally
concluded after hearing the reports OF the
committee of five and the committee OF
eighteen, and some other numerical COM
mittees, to give the president of the club
plenary powers to appoint another com
mittee of five to find out how to reform the
eleventh ward, and walt until tue first
Tuesday in May to find out their own IDEAS
upon the subject. Adjourned accordingly.
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life
Insurance Association of Louisiana, No 1870 Caron-
delet street, New orleans, April 8. l872.-Members
of this Association hereby notified of the death
of Joseph Bahman, who died in this city November
8. 1871; Thomas N. Blake who died in this city
December 4, 1871 and s. $. Green, who died in this
city December TO- 1871, and called upon to
come forward. without further notice, and pay
at the Office of the Association mo 800 Caronlelet
street,, ST. 25 on each on or before P. NJ MAJ IA,
1872. h. W. YOUNG, Secretary.
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4 II RIDER AND \ MlsTERY.-One OF
tho-n acts Of blood which are SO often
slro led in mystery. occurred at some
@ ,r:T hour Monday evening, at point on
tao NJ canal, near Carrolton.
TIE murdered man is supposed to ha~e2
been German, and the provocative to the
commission of the Internal deed seems to
hare aeen plumber. The body was iound
by q colored man, who traced the evidence
.os the leviIish deed from the point IN the
ROAD % the canal, where the body, with Its
r;tied rockets and brutality Drained head
WIS discovered. SO far nothing has been
found out as to the perpetrators OF this
deed OF blood and horror, but various
stories are IN circulation. none OF which,
how, -4r, have as yet shown any signs OF
roltTr-uatl ton.
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The various parish committees throughout the
State requested to call parish conventions to
eject delegates according to this apportionment.
BY order ot the committee
P. B. s. PINCHBACK.
President.
WILLIAM VlGFRs Recording Secretary Republican
Executive Committee.
Republican papers throughout the State are re-
qleSted to copy. mhl9 n
Fourteenth Ward Radical Republican
Club-The members OF the above named club are
hereby not fled to assemble at their usual place of
meeting, Rev. Mr.. RobinsOn's church, on " EDNES-
DAY EVENING. the tenth instant, for the purpose
o. reorganizing the cub
MADISON BROWN, President.
EAKRI>oN POWELL, Secretary. ape 1t
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Hoom. Si,b-ExccutiHc COnnliltce OF Ihe

Room. Siib-Executiye Committee of the
Parish Executive Committee of the Republican
Party OF the Parish of Orleans New Orleans March
70 I572-The Following resolutions presented by
Thomas Murray on the above date were adopted:
WHEREAS, The state central Executive Commit
tee of the Republican party of the State of
Louisiana, through is president. p b. :.
Pinchoack. HIS cOnvoked Il State conveH-
zion or the Republican party. L" meet IN
Mechanics instltyte, city OF Ne" dreams on
Thursday. the second day of May 1872, for the
purposes enumerated i'll the procla nation OF SAID
State Committee; therefore, he it
Resolved, That the eirction Tor Dee stis 10 sal''
State Convention snail be helu III tacn o. ne vars
ct the city New orleans on MONoAi, lht wen
ninth day OF April, 1917, the poiS 10 oT open hoih
niue o'clock A. NJ. 70 el@ht clock I. u. ., -.
Resolved, That the SECRETARY Ge atl''oIIAeu ~
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

SIXTH DISTRICT LICENSE PAYERS.
VyNAKE NOTICE, THAT ON AND AFTER THE
l. twentieth instant the law regarding delln-
quents will be rigidly enforced
TIM. DOHERTY
State Tax Collector. office Magazine street BE-
tween Napoleon avenue aud Berlin streets
Sew Orleans April TO- 1872 apl0 lot
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fred a pistol shot or two at him. Noooos
j,-rr - far a. ascertained. and no news OF
tie intended thief.
WILLIAM RUFUS CRANE.-In the Second
District Court yesterday, Judge DuNlg-
noaud presiding, the great modern Demos
themes. William Rufus Crane, Esq, appeared
I, a highly appreciative audience For
DAYS beforehand it had been announced,
aud was generally known among the legal
fraternity, that this gentleman would speak
/ q r>,n"a And we know his listeners Will
arrae with us in the assertion that never
latvrt; G..l the walls of the old courtroom
onirn with -uch remarkable display OF
,.ro.oric.l movers rs they were honnred with
yesterday.
.ur readers are aware, tle late iegis-
i,4-.-.. before aliyuruing. by a resolution.
a..,,rc.,riatcd the per diem ana mileage of
an az. member of that body, murdered on
& Canal street. TO his widow. Two Ladies'
nov, ,-,,,aar. AM, claims each to be the law
e f.; y. ,in,- 81 TIE o"er?sed. and as Snch
present their claims IN the property ehects'
etc, # tL' deceased.
Tt Mr Cranes highly Instructive re-
marks u The history d Greece and Rome
met With SO little encoura cement from tue
onpo ..n@ counsel, Mr., L. King Cutler sur
pri,cd ~ not little. MIR Crane, IN his
or:-:la. and happy style OF delivery ior
more 1uan an hour entertained his listeners
with + lutte Of everything teliihs us
OF cue lied sea, then OF rompeii, OCCASION
ally 1'nricning widow;. and little OF the
hi~r,r. ~ i.nu@i4na OF our State ne vol
uutyr! 4. Ite bit ~ information 'that it was
aooo b ttrrtery." In the way of poetry
Mr Crane - oil the following remarkable
Fl yi.ytnt. ali,i,ts>ed TO Mr.. Cutler:
r. 'Thcu,h you may he al aut0Cr..-
hu .Ir 10 Democrat"
l;G. .lo only individual who 7rerned f.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Of the New Orleans. Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company New orleans,
Anril z l372-at the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF this company, held tbs DAY, it was
resolved that the meeting adjourn till MONDAY,
ano I'd r s. CHARLES. Secretary,
New Orleans Credi: FOncier ASSOCIATION,
Office No. 40 Old Levee street-NtW ofedns hatch
81, l812.-Sub5cribers to the capital STOCK OF ms
company are hereby notified that the FOURTH
lNhIALLiEST of ten per cent Will De que; pdh an,e
April 10, l31l
BY order of the President
ml3l anln A SAELET Secretary.
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IT, KSIFE.-A slight difference Oh
on:n -. arose between Fernando Phelman'
WHO = uot man at all. but female, and
one .-Amcs Kenncy. The unfortunate tc-
ma got a small slice in the thigh. at the
tn. instance of piece OF cutlery IN the
Lan,:. .. Kenney, who, up to the present
wr,..a : mas kept out Of the way.
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GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-Notce 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 account presented by the admins
trator of this estate, should not be hOmOogated
and approved and the funds distributed ia
cOrdance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
aDlO IA IS NJ. o, TRACY, Clerk.
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WENT FOR BUT NOT FoUND.-A cry OF
"nnr,ler" near the Magnolia bridge, New
.ta-:u 1t one o'clock Monday night, attract
cd tn attention of Sergeant LAWYER OF the
Netyoooltan force, and he made an imme-
dat investigation, and found that some
scam, had attempted to go through the
schooner Pauline, which was tied up at thas
point. and that the. private Waterman had
fred a pistol shot or two at him. Nooooy
hurt - far a. ascertalned. and no news oi
tie intended thief.
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,ucce,sion of Aleio Carratero-No. 81, S2!.

Succession of AlejO Characteristic. 81, S22.
CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
- Orleans.-NOtice is hereby given to the cred
tOrs this estate, and to all other persons hereiu
interested TO show cause within ten day from the
present notification il any they have can, why
the account presented by Mrs. Widow CarraterO,
tutrX and as such administering this estate.
should not be hOmologated and approved and tho
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court.
apps 9 - NJ. O. TRACY, Clerk.
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Suggestions Of J ohm and Ann Callahan or
Ciashan-Nos. IS 1913 aud 35,l72.
SECOND 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 within ten days
from the present notification If any they have or
can, why the account presented by the admins
TRAITOR of this estate should not be homoogated
and approved and the funds distributed in accorI
ance herewith.
By order OF the Court.
ap37ll NJ 0. TRACY. Clerk.
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Succession of Robert Wallace Boyd-No

Succession of Robert Wallace Boyd-No.
26,794.
- of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the credit
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 account presented by Edward d. Seghers,
datiye testamentary executor Of he deceased in
this estate, should not be hOn1Ol0gated and ap
proved, and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith
BY order of the Court.
apo l3 II II. 0. TRACY, Clerk.