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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
sIr. Thompson OH the Rampage

At the Lafayette square meeting OF the
communists, Monday night, the Times Ie-
ports
Mr.. Thompson, member Of the House
from St. Tammany parish, now came tor
ward and spoke at some length concern
iur the questions of the day. He said that
this was fight between the Governor and
the people; and" said he, 'as We are the
legal legislative body, and wish you to
sustain Us, it is for that we appeal to you.
as we have not the good fortune to be
guarded by the police and military. He
said the people ought to arise IN their
might and withdraw the power from the
Governor Before you, said he, | impeach
him for the misdemeanOrs of which he has
been guilty. and although he sits intrenched
on Dryades street, pulled up with his H.
gotten gains, and surrounded by an armed
force, the time will come when he Will be
hurled from the position which he now
occupies 1t is for you to say whether you
will quietly submit, or whether You will
arise and act.
Perhaps the gentle reader may better
understand Mr. Thompsons grievances by
referring to the following extracts from the
extra REPUBLICAN of Monday evening;
Can Mr.. James NJ. Thompson, one Of the
leaders of the Gem Saloon House OF Rep
rescntatives, be considered a retormer when
it is recoilccteu that he had reported as
passed resoiaSon authorizing the Com
iulttec on Public and Private Land Claims
to sit for sixty days during vacation, with
mileage, for which he issued warrants to
himself, Carter and six other members OF
the committee for S24O0 each, when there
was no possible service for this committee
to perform and that il never pretended Tor
attempted to perform any
When. in addition to the above. lie re
ceiVcd Si212 mileage us Il IN Oh Der OF the
Committee on Elections. Tor travelling to
Ibcryile, St. Martin, Bossier and SABINE.
though he was in his seat in the House
every day of the session! AT least he never
visited the parishes named.
The Governor has vetoed the following
amonc other bills, and sent his message 20
the General Assembly, in accordance with
the requirements of the constitution which
requires them to be sent in on the frs day
of the session:
An act for the Improvement Of the nav
gation of the rivers Tci!eiuncta and Bogue
Falia introduced by Thompson Amount
involved. S-J,D6p
This was a nice little job, from which it is
Just possible Nh Thompson might derive
some pccuniary advantage, since the fact is
known tha. responsible party is perfectly
willing to do the work for $1,000, or 2!3,O
less than contemplated by the bill.
OF course, Governor Narmoth ought to
be 'hurled from the position he now occu-
pies fer exposing and opposing the nice lit
tie speculative schemes OF the pure patriot
and great Telormcr OF St. Tanlmany. Let
him b. .'hurled,' therefore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
ON CARONDEIET STREET.

During the past few days business III all
kinds of obligations has been suspended,
and no holders are anxious to risk sales in
view of the prevalent uncertainty. The
damage this infcts on trade is widely COM
mented upon, and among business men
there is strong hope that order Will soon
appear out OF the chaos of the past few
DAYS 1t is the universal hope that a pIecip-
itate will be thrown down from the muddy
residum, and that things will resume their
natural and legitimate line. The street is
hourly filled with rum0rs, in the midst OF
which no one wants to buy or sell. The
stock of those bills vetoed by the Cover
nor. of those laws passed over the veto of
those corporations which depend for their
vitality upon an accidental instead of
regular formation OF the lesis-
lative body, are at such a low
ebb that they may be put down
in the books as worth nothing, or else are
not offered for sale at all. Every CONVERSE
ton held runs into political topics. Slaugh-
terhouse stocks have not been quoted since
the auction sale of Saturday, the thirty
first, those who are anxious to sell prefer
ring to wait for better opportunity. 1t
holds its own, however, despite detraction.
But, as there are no buyers, it must, during
this state of things, depreciate. State war
rants have been affected of late by political
| troubles, though not seriously. The general
| opinion is that, in any event, these will re-
| ward investment with fair profit. The
! vouchers which occasionally appear are
! not touched byeanybody. To the soft per
sua>ion Of holders the cold shoulder is
| turned. Though money is a great dea!
| easier, the political clouds have cast their
| shadow over all State securities and bonds
offered for collateral, which are closely
| scanned.
| The cotton demand on Monday was spir
| tied. Dispatches told of 80, 900 bales that
were sold in Liverpool, and of consequent
advance there of an eighth. 1t communi
| Gated an impulse to the market here which
showed the great sympathy of all our trade
connections with Europe, and, also. pro
! duced an undetermined advance, that Is. al
! advance varying with the sales made by
different factors. Tuesday cotton factor:
were not so ready to offer samples, and the
spirit of Monday was dumped down by the
lack of food upon which to satisfy itself
The mere fact that Mondays sales reached
the almost unprecedented figure of l2,o0t
| bales j. a sufficient marker Of the impulse
Yesterday factors held on to prices. an
asked what buyers We're unwilling to give
So it has been throughout. Comes day
when rush is made for cotton then da1
when factors hold for higher prices. thel
another when they are obliged to unload a
a decrease, the course beginning with a rusl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
Eighth Days session.

SENATE CHAaRaR, }
Monday January g. 1877.
The Senate met at II NJ, pursuant to ad-
Ournment.
Presentation. p. y. 5. Pinchback, Leu
tenant Governor and President OF the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Barber, butter TdlinP'
Harris Uunsaker. jerks, kelso, Lynch
Noland. Raglan, Swords, Twitchell, Whit
a6y-li.
The President announced that there was
10 quorum present.
Mr.. Hunsakcr moved that the Senate adj
ouru until tomorrow at l. VI.
Adopted.
The President then announced that me
Senate stood adjourned until Wednesday
:he tenth instant, at II NJ.
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Obiiuary-t:enerai Craig w. Nadsw worth.
The New York Ucrn'd says

The New York HcrnH says:
General Craig W. Wadsworth, we'll
known gallant soldier, of New York, died
near Avon, in this State, on the first OF Jan
uarv. He was in the tLirtcth year OF his age;
chivalrous. daring and impetuous, both IN
his everyday life and on the battle-hcld.
The seeds Of early death We're sowh IN q
constitution originally strong by exposure
and severe service in the late war tor the
Union
A letter from the home of his family and
the seat Of his birth near Avon supplies the
following affecting tribute to the memory
of General Wadswortl: Among the Young
men who went forth from this valley to
dangers front. when the nations lite was
in jeopardy, no one can point to proudtr
military record Cool under fire. intrepid
in the charge, he emu!ated the soldler-lIke
conduct Of his lame SIRE the late Gen
erai James s. WadSWolth, FROM whom he
uartcd in the battle Of the Wilderness a
half hour before his fall General Butord.
on whose staff he served; General RcY-
nolds, to whose military family for a time
liz bclOn gtd, and other leaders, have borne
testimony to his valor and good conduct Ill
the field In private life our young friend
was emncntly social. free from ostentation.
and public spirited. Devoted to agriculture
and the rearing Of thoroughbred stock. ht
rave promise of ranking with the foremost
in pushing on the march of improvements.
In battle he seemed to have charmed
life, on several occasions having horses
shot under him in The performance OF his
hazardous duty. bat it was lis lot to die IN
a tSne of peace. while the Ginning bells 81
Joy were announcing the birth OF nc"
year.
The New York Times says Of the late
General Wads worth:
The deceased was the son of the late
General James 5. Wads worth, of Geneaet,
in which place he spent his early days. lie
entered, when quite Young, the Sheilirid
Scientific Department Of laie College. ON
the Neaking out OF tie war, IN 1871. ne en-
tered the army. serving on the STAINS OF
Generals Mcdowell, Reynolds, buford and
Stoneman. In 1864. at the time of his
fathers death. he resigned his position,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
FOR THE REDEMPTION
OF STATE BONDS.

Sr>rg OF LOUISIANA, TREAsURKR's OFFICE, /
New Orleans January 1, la12. )
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
- thirty days, ending February S 1872, twelve
O'Clock NJ at the office of the State Treasurer, Tor
the redemption OF the following bonds by the
lowest bidder, to wit
Bonds issued under act number fifteen, of 1866,
and known as Red Back Bonds, to the extent OF
+ IS 900.
Bonds issued under act number tifty-ive, of 1869,
and known as the State Penitentiary Bonds, to the
extent of ! 1000.
Bonds issued under act number sixtvnine, extra
sion of 1870, and known the floating Debt
y.hds to the extent of $500
Bonds issued under act number thirty two, Of
1870 and known as the Five Year Eight Per Cent
LIE wee Bonds to the extent of s 1853 600
The undersi gned reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids.
A. DrBUCLET State Treasurer.
las I'm JAMES GRAHAM Auditor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

HASGISG.-Louis Henri Henriquez, a
laboring man, unable to longer bear the
sings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
quietly put a rope around his neck to
squeeze the breath of life out of his poor
body. Before he had ceased to gaze on this
worlds charms his peculiar position in the
world was discovered, and lie was taken
down a peg. Recorder Houghton lectured
him on the crime of self-murder, and threat
cned him with some less terrible punish
ment.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

state OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department :
New Orleans, December d. l81l.)
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me for the cancellation Of the official bond OF
T. B. Wentz, as Sheriff in and for the parish of ST.
James to wit A bond dated october 81 1868, in the
sum of SIX thousand dollars, signed by +. B. Wentz
as principal and r. West and Mortimer Carr
sure ties the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance by the said <. B. Wentz of his
duties as Sheriff aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested
in the said bond file their objections to the can
collation. thereof in writing. III the Office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal ofthe State, this
fourth day of December A. ID. 1871 and of the indie
penGencr of the United States the ninet v-siXth.
BIZ the Governor: H. &. WARMplH.
J. ". FAIRFAX,
Assistant Secretarv of State della 3Nt
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. :
New Orleans, December 9, BILL
NNHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADh
w to me for the cancellation of the official
bond OF f. Verrett Sheriff in and for the parish
of Ibervill. to wit: bond dated June, 1868 in
the sum of six thousand dollars, signed by f. Yer
rett as principal, and Antoine Dubuclet and John
Billings as sureties, the said bond beng condI-
toned for the faithful performance by The said
+. Verrctt of his duties Sheriff aforesaid
Notice is hereby gwen to all persoi.s interested
in tn. said bond to file their objections to the
cancellation thereof III writing in the Office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this ninth day of December. A. D., 1871, and OF
the Independence of the United States the ninety
sixth.
BY the Governor -
Fl. c. WARMOTH.
J. W FAIRFAX Assistant Secretary or State.
,l.Q
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THE STATE OFLOUI,IANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
or ORLEANS.
SARAH j. SMITH IS. WYATT C. CUTLER
M gnJ5


T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE FOUR
L teenth day of November 1871 judgment was
rendered i'll this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and f gres following. TO wit
Sarah J. Smith vs. Wyatt {. tutirr-So. 9051
In this case, motion of Cotton Levy, at
tornry5 oI plaintiff and on submitting to the court
further evidence in support of her demand, and
tA court being OF opinion that the law ana ldence
sustain plaintiffs demand il is therefore, adudged
and decreed that the Judgment by default herein
entered the seventh instant be now confirmed;
that there be Judgment in fiy oil of plautih, Sarah
Jane Smith, against defendant, Wyatt {. tuter
her husband, decreeing separation OF properly
etwecu the said parties, and dissolution OF the
community OF acquests and gains existing between
them, and that plaintiff be authorized I" manage
aud Coa,iuct her own separate business; that
said plant Il do recover of the defendant, her his
band the sum OF three thousand dollars. with legal
interest from judicial demand and costs Of suit.
Judgment signed November Is, 1871.
T. WHARTON COLLkSS, Judge.
In testimony whereof nave hereunto set my
h;,l and nj Xt.d the seal OF the said court, at the city
Of New Oreaua on thi. twenty first day of December,
in ti, wear OF our Lord onet thousand eight hundred
and sevrntv.one. and theN nety-slx year of tue
intitneElellce of the United safes.
EDWARD COTTON, Deputy Clerk.
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Local Intelligence.

PosrroSED.-Yesterday was fixed for the
examination of Bernard Duffy, Mr.. Farmer
aud Mrs. McGloin. in the First District Re
corder's Court; but as the Grand Jury has
undertaken to investigate the subject, no
action was taken BY the Recorder.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
SRPTIEME COUR DE DISTRICT POUR La
PARoIssE DORLEANs-NO. sl8s.


nANS L'AFFAIRE DES COMMISSAIRES DU
~ Premier District de Dessechement deman-
dant un decret etc. Petition de la vile ct des Ad
ministrateurs de la Eouvele-O Orleans, demandant
du role dassessement du dit district.
Sur renliassement du role d'assessement, de-
montrant les mOntaNts dues par les persOnnes ct
les proprees assesses dams lie Premier District de
Dessechenent de la parOisse d'Orleans, depuis lie
premier jusquan dixieme Placement inclusive
Iueut ct sur Ia petition DE la vile ct des Admins
trateurs de Ia houvelleOrleans, charges de Ia col
lection DIES dts mOntants ct de la direction DIES at
flares du dit district il est Ordsnne, que toutes les
persOnnes uteressees donnent leurs rasOns, 81 ees
en- ont, dams les trente ours suivant Ia premiere
publication de Get ordre, pour lesquees le dit role
d'assessement serait pas approuve ct hOmoio-
que; est plus ordonne que lie dit ordre soft
public, anglais ct en- frangas, dams lie journal
otfice lie Republican, de la Nouvelle Orleans, deux
toIs par semaine pendant trente jours.
Nouvelie Orleans dtcembre 1871.
#. WHARTON COLLESS, Juge.
Pour copie conforme:
A. ID. BERNoUDY. Grettier.
d,IO IA Il q 81 30 jal ) 10
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~nccc-.ion of William f. Chapnnn->o.

cSECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orltaus-W hereas. Ph, +. toukr, public al
ministIdor, mas petItoucd the court to: letters 81
Gatiyc t'>talntutarV cNetut0rsip On the tsta't" Oh
TIE LATE William +. Chapman, deceased: Notice
is hereby given to all whom 1t may concern 10
show cause within zen DAYS. why the prayer OF
the SAID petitioner should not he granted.
BY order OF the Court. ,. -, =,
iai z II III O. ihA' l. ''''h'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
AUCTION SALE.

yINHERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
l. on board the United States wrecklng nat
tween the hours of l2 NJ. and 2 P. NJ, WEDStS-
DAY, February I, 1872, all the United States prop
erty pertaining to the recent work for the I'M
provement of navigation in Bayou Teche, con
sisting of one wrecklng tat, derrick and winch,
one powder boat. ropes, blocks chains tools, bed
ding provisions. kitchen al table furniture and
the business of wrt ckng or removing distractions
usually found in bayOus aud rivers.
Tcrms-Cash.
G. W. HOWELL
Captain of Engineers, United States Army.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARIS
OF ORLEANS-NO. 9l89

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
l. the First Draining District praying for a decree
etc. Petition of the city and administrators or
New Orleans, praying for the homOiOsation of the
assessment roll for said district.
ORDER.
Upon the filing of the assessment roll showing
the amounts due by the persons aud property as
sessed in the First Draining District, within the
parish of Orleans from the first to the tenth an
nual instalment in, lnsve, and upon the petition
of the city and Administrators of New Orleans.
charged with the collection of sind amounts and
the management OF the affairs of said district it is
ordered, that all persons whom it may concern do
show cause, If anv they have, within thirty days
from the first publication of this ORDER, why said
assessment roll should moi be approved and homo
LOCATED; and it is further ordered that said order
be published in the English and French languages
in the official journal the New Orleans Republican
newspaper, twice each week for thirty days
New Orleans, December 7, 1871.
r. WHARTON COLLENS Judge
true copy:
A. b. RRRNOUpy, Clerk.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
SEPIIfME COUR DIX DISTRICT POUG LA
PAKOISSE D,ORLEANS.
SARAH J. SMITH VS. WYATT C. CUTLER
NO. 905J.

FE CERTIFlE PAR LES PRESENTRS QUE LIZ
- qIatorzcmc jour de Npvcmbre, l81l jugcuruG
etc reudu par In suSllte dams rattart, ci dos
sus Iutituee. dams les termes sulvauts. SAVIOR:
Sarah J. Smith vs. Wyatt G. Cutler-So. 9U55.
Dams certe at1tlrc, sur motion of Cotton Il Levy.
aEucats DE Ia plaIgnante ct aprtS avolr produl de-
Want Ia cour dautres prtuves appul de Ia d.
mande de Ia nlalgnaGte, ct la cOur etaut Il opinion
que Ii Oi ct Hevidence souti, nn"nt In demande de
Ia piagnante, II est en- consequence adiuLe 1t tie
crete que le lugement par default rcnhu IL SEP.
cOurant soft malnteuant Contirmt; GUll Y ait u-r'
mcut en- favour de Ia plaignantr Sarah JraHA"
smith, 81 c0utre lie dGfendeur =" watt C. Cutler, soH
tpouY decItttnt une separdtiond dos bleHs entire les
uttes parties ct u.e 5sOutiOn de In com mUntUt'
drs biens ct aCquets eXlstdut cutrc tuN ct qHt IL
paignante SOFT altOTlSce aGnlilstrcr sts propIr7
aHaires stpartts; que Ia dlte paiEuante rrrouN,,'
du dftendeur, cpoUX, Ia sOnme &C. trutS EN,'o
plastTcs, aycc inttltt itgal depuIs dtuande I'!A'
claire. IT les irais de atlalre.
Juge1neut sisnt le IL Nov"ubre, i61l
T. WHARTON COLLbNS, J"Se'
f.. fol de quo TAI appost ma signature e r sCea
de L. dite cour en- Iii vile de la NouNeie-'Irr'a
GO VIII u et.l.Glle iour de becenorc' en- q. w az
Sotre Seigueur mile HUT cent soiXthtc ,rt
de lindfptndauce drs Etats ms Ia aIarthiSS
stlzleIne. ~ AN l,,,ts q r, hier
deG jal5 81 N'f"
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Succession Of Josephine Blanco. widow OF

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans.-W hereas, Mrs. " idow RosaIie De-
btrgue has petitioned the court for letters OF
adm tratiOu on the estate of tie late Jose
phIne BlancO, widow OF Michel Debergut,
deceased Notice is hereby given TO ali
whom u may concern, to show cause within ten
days, why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted
By Or4er of the Court.
iaiD IA 10 NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

They have a young lady in Boston with
hair SO long that she can sit ca it. Another
girl of the same city claims the palm because
her hair falls 70 her feet and trails guar
ter of a ward on the floor. 1t Is seventy
five inches in length.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

Sammy thinks he would learn much more
at school If he did not have to attend to his
own book all the time. because" he
says, III study my own book all the time,
l shall only learn what there Is in it, but if
hadn't any book to study, should know
all that the whole school are recitin1"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
y OF Observation-Disclosures, p. B. FnuJlr tpublIc adj
ministrat0r) has Detitiontd the court tor letters
OF admin sjration on the estate of the late
John callahan. deceased, interstate: Notice
is hereby given to all whom it may concern t" show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the sad
petitioner should not bt granted.
BY oItrr OF the Court.
alGI4I& NJ o. TRACY Clrlk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

Notire-Ofice OF the Louisiana State Lot
tery Company. New Orleans, January 9, 1872 -
At meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the
81 yth instant a seml-anuUal dividend of FIVE PER
CENT was eclared, payable to the stockholders or
their legal representatives on and after that date
Nv order of me Board H. PERALTA,
30 Secretary
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Succession of George l.. (iapp.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES
~ having claims against the estate Of George l..
Capp, deceased. to present the same TO the under
signed within thirty days from the date hereof
otherwise the legacy to the minor, George Clapp
Greer VIII be paid to his guardian, to be
moved from the State.
EMORY CLAPP, Executor.
New Orleans December Is, 1871. uelG 4tiaw
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Xarietie. Theatre.

The Varieties will be crowded this even
ing to see Alr. Joseph Jefferson in his won
deiful imper>onaton of Hip Va" Uinb|e.
For the regular Wednesday matinee. to-day
at twelve o'clock. the "lIoneymoon' and
"Pcrfrction' will he presented. KIP Van
Minl,ll." mAtinnf SuturNnN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

Office Mutual Aid and beneyOlent Lille
Insurance Association of Louisiana, No 40 Caron-
deltt street New Orleans January 6, l872.-Me m
beers of this association are hereby notified OF the
death of TheOdule Liyeaudais David Rosenberg,
p f. Bernard and Charles Kerr, and are called upon
to come forward without further notice, and pay,
AT the Office OF the association, No. 100 Carondeet
street. + % on each, on or before r NJ, Feb
ruary b. 1872
in1 at R. w YOUNG Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10

A THUG.-A man who carries brass
1nuckles may safely be set down as thug,
this weapon being peculiarly constructed
FOR aggression. Being caught drunk, the
vile thing was found concealed on his per
son. Recorder Houghten sent him down
for triai
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

>otice-Eew Orleans Mutual Insurance Asso-
cia ion New Orleans January J. l3.2.-At an cleo
ton held on the invent y-SiXth OF December 1871,
at the office of this insurance Association, No. 10
Exchange Alley, the following Directors were
elected to serve during the ensuing year: Charles
Cavaroc Charles De Ruyter, 4. Reichard Leon
Haas Ir F.. +. Motion W. Agar s. Cambon, A.
Poincy J. Egli, 2. :. Wilt, Leon Queyrouze. A.
Thbaut And at meeting OF the Board, held on
TIE fourth instant, Mr.. c. CavarOc was unani-
mousy re elected President.
iaq i'm G. LANAUX Secretary.
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Succession of Michael RIOS, ilaggcrty

No. 6I,Tf1.
SECOND district COURT FGE The PARIf II
- of Observation-Disclosures, Edward LahlUve has
pettionrd the court for letters q! atmuatra
ton on tho tate of the late VI. K. HaS gerry.
deceased: Notice is hereby gwen toaH whom
it may concern. to show cause WITHIN ten
days why the prayer ot the sad petitioner
should not b. granted.
By order OF the Court,
iat II VI. q. TRACY, Clerk.