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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

DEPARTMENT OF PuBLTso ACCOpNYs b
New Orleans November II, 1872
N0TYCE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY
~ OF Res orleans, duly authorized BIZ law.
viii proceed to dram that portion of the city of
New Orleans comprised in the Fourth Draining
district lying within the following limits to wit?
Commencing on the left bang of th~ river Msss,
slppi, at the pOiuS Of intersection with LAFAYETTE
avenue sheDce continuing down the SAID river 70
the poInr OF i6lterst elton with FisAerman's canal
thence running back from the said river, Assistance,
OF 9Ao feet or thereabouts, to Bayou Gicnvenu and
Florida walk, thence continuing along Florida
walk S0r B distance OF 5,9lA feet or thereabguts
SO as TO connect, through curved line eff 338 feet
additional. with Lafayette and Peoples avenues,
at point distant from the mississippi river Of
about 9G03 feet and thence along Lafayette avenue
TO tn" place OF beginning; plan and tableaux of
which have been made and deposited at the office
OF the Recorder 81 Mortgages in for the parish
OF Orleans.
The works necessary for the draining of said dis
tilct VIII be commenced as soon as the pubIicaa
lions required by law can be made, and completed
within three years tand as near as possible to cal
Gulate,S al cost H1 ABOUT B702, 40.
ALFRED SHAW.
Administrator OF Pubiir ArcouD9gS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

SPIDER AND FLY.-Wilhan Burns was
the fly, and Lolita Gallon the pretty looking
spider. She had him in the web Of Ida
Bells house on Irene street. where she
took most Of his wealth from him. Lolita
was locked up for her diversion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
4rCTIoS SAFES THIS DAY.

81 z. VI. & p. ;. MONTGOMERY, a: u O'clock,
az No 3 Eatchezs street, = general assortment o.
secondhand furniture. etc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
NpEN.sAI. NOTICE

QEg1os SsAsS TS2 %3cILFcToR Fourth DlsqIugT }
No. 5I4 Camp street, ;
New Orleans, November 9, 1872. )
A a ALE UNPAID TAX BILLS AND LICENSES
u VIII he plared III court tor collection during
the neXt eight days, interested parties are again
reminded that Immediate settlements will save
penalties and costs of court.
n0I0 st v GFPODTAS Collector,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

THE JArASEsE PERFORMERS II PVR'ic.--'
Our Oriental friends, now performing at the
Academy OF Music. wil! this morning al
eleven O'Clock show themselves to the pub
JIG by riding in open carriages through 'nos'
ot our principal thoroughfares. They VII!
be attired in their native costumes. making
. Young sensation. Little AL R:gh: will be
tbpnl-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
NOTICE.

r,. p, .-,->
A''' Esf ~
Ne" prleahs. Octooef ~, S"'z, ,
IN PURSUANCE TO THE PROVISIONS OF SEQ
d ton SIXTY three OF the act of Congress, APP
l,reved July 49, 1866 and amendments notice is
hereby given to the claimants of the following de-
scrbed property, seized in the city OF New Orleans.
Louisiana for violation Of section forty eight Of the
act Of June 30, 1856! amended by section nine of
the act of July 49, 1866, that unless they appear
and tile their claim in the manner provided by law
within dirty days from the date hereof that the
same shall be advertised and sold forfeited, in
comp'is.nce.with the requirements If the section
and act ssboye mentioned;
9Ga Cigars. Is penads Ping yoSaeceo gable, Su!y
IS1f
$50 6,iosrs June y Ia1f
-" 20 SiSsis , zane, p, iii.
70 (,i9ars inns ~ MI
~. C;S5&rs III, 99-f
loo @i9are J5ly 3 l97l.
IN - P+IG i. I@rI 10y
10 cigars july Il ia7l.
IN M Si5 ~ tn , saI,+e,nSar 81 7a13
20t s,5%ss s,Ite .,fer n, i87t,
80 155I I.,l. ritg Tobacco. NoTemSec ~. Gar2
~! - ''-''7 80 '>''"0o'
yo, sf,.,fs @ mound. :.gs Tobacco November 70
700 s9s, ,3 pound Plug Tobacco February !, 1879
5 10" .sar, 100 " sigart!s pogDd. P!a To-
basr. February 8 l872
81 pounds Pug tobacco, February 30 1872.
1850 G 9 ! pound SSdT noat To6aceo poun.
Plug Tobacco February 26 1879.
' az. "'''+'' '"S 1'N''s'' '''''' '''
g5oo Cisats, March ), JAZZ
2 wounds wounds pja9 To6a..o, Marsh Z. l87I
. R "@8as i piaS . "Uae M4r th , i $75
70 pounds Plug Tobacco, March :. J876.
:. bounds Plug Tobacco, Marcel 3. 68.S.
90" a2 S ls%1s War.n a '@-s
7I9 ~ - oiarrh M ~
:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

a young lady has juss sen: 70 Europe an
order Cor fifty yards .; Brussels carpet
twenty-five feet wide. Size : going 70 work
q pair Of singers :os tie sd.toS q lie S.
L9u:s Gsggso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

4 iady's belt and satcheI. locked. was
picked up on Canal street bT Officer Cook
last evening, which is now a: the jackson
square station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
~ - LANES r. INGR8HAN.
meteorological and River Report.

The sigma! service. United States army,
reports. for the benefit Of commerce. the
meteorological! record, ANA rise or fall of
the rivers, a, 3:!3 ?. NJ. :oca! sine, yesteC-
Iar as Cn1Inv-e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

DEPARTMENT. DIES Complies PUBLICs p
Souv"lle Orleans, II Novembre 1872.
e US EST PAR e PRESENT DONNE QUE LA
IA willie de la NOuvell9- cans, dhment autoriste
par Ia lO prOc6dera dessGc element dc cette par
tie de Ia vile de la NOuvelle Orleans comprise
dams le Quatri%me District de Dessechement dams
les !lmites Sutvantes, savOiT Commencapt sur la
rive gauche du teuve Mississippi, au point d'nter-
section avec lavenUe Lafayette, de Ia contInuaHt
10 long de Ia dite rive usquau point dnterss ction
avec lie canal Fisherman, de Ia coulaut sur la
prot9ndetr une distance denvir0n $500 pieds a
Partir Gu dit heuve jusquau Bayorb BienTenu ct
la Promenade Florida, de Ia cOntinu9nt an long de
la Promenade Florida une dis aDce d'environ
1914 pisds, dc maniere joindre, par une Iigne
courbt de 358 pIeds additiOneIs avec les avenues
Lafayette ct du PeRpIe, I'm point distant du
heuye Mississippi de- $500 peds, ct de Ia an long de-
Pavenue Lafayette jusquau point de depart; IN
plan ct tableaX desquels out etc fats ct d6pos6s
at bureau du Recorder des Hypotheque3 dams It
pour la paroisse d'OTi6ans
Les travaux neeessaire8 pour lie dessGchement
du dit district ser0nt commences ausBit6t que les
publications REFUSES par la lo auront etc faites
ct seront 1eTmints dams trOis ans ct eotteront
(antaut ouL est possible den jugerl environ t 702
40. ALFRED SHAW
Administrator des Complies Publics
n0l4 law Nv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

An unfaithfui servant yesterday disap.
peared from No. 81 Old Levee street with
an assortment Of valuable articles which
she stole,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
TOtalI .......''.'''''''' '''''''''''''''''S

THE GREEN TREE.-Scrgeant Chaumotte
pulled the Green Tree, low house on Gal
latin street; that is. no pulled most of the
fighting people in it. The inmates had IT,
dnlged in free fight, and 50 the officer
ennls q hand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

SUCcrssi0n of Rose Thirty. Widow by First
Maria g 81 FI&rc,s]s N"nj+an, and by Second
Marriage OF Felix Auguste Jac0b-N0. 1888.
G,ECGNB DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of cSleans.-Notice is hereby given to the cred
tp1s OF tbs es;at" and to all otLeI persons herein in
teIesret! 20 show cause within thirty days from tie
present notification i any they Lave or can why
). g. PI-gUu: HGtoT OF Ii" minors Rose F. Jacob
ard Henry .a"o0 sole lieTS o! The de"edcnt,
should nor n. authorized 30 IeM0T" :E-IG the state
:ist, :i"I..tE 81 sal.. m.IOEs.
~ "..L'i .: ne CeuTts
.u1 - II % e5' ". 80. SiCS, Clerk.
succession of Maurice HauaeNo. So, SIS.
! SyE"O.'b DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Observation-Disclosures Hrs. WIDOW Elizabeth
Hank sas pet5tionoG ;He court toE letters of
administration on She estate 81 her late hus-
band, Maurice Fau!e Nott"" is hereby given 20 all
whom i Is,av concern 20 show cause within ten
days WHY the prayer u IKE said ye.ti".ar should
not ba granted.
BY oI5"~ OF tLe Court.
DDIG Il 2l+ ~. O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,


Worn TO a &hadOw.-FIesh. muscle and mind
alike deteriorate when the stomach faIterg in its
duty and the bowels do not perform their part as
scavengers of fine system regularly aud naturally.
In chronic dyspepsia the body is usually emaciated,
the muscular fibre loose and fabby. aud the brain
Incapable of prolonged or vigorous exertion. Every
organ, every member, even the immortal mind
Itself is 20 d certain extent dependent upon the
stomach for support. Strengthen and regulate
this feeder Of the system withHostetters Stomach
Bitters. when i tails TO perform its functions
properly A good appetite, an increased flow Of
the gastric jice ard perfect digestion ard ass1mi-
lation VIII assu'edy he The result. The manner in
which the great tonic and Alternative Effects cure
OF dyspepsia is direct and simple Il stimulates
the digestive organs, c2eanses without convQlsing
tie bowels, regulates he flow OF bile and deter
mines it into the night channels, and exercises
:ranquilizug influence over the s-erves.
nol2 St cod "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
MAYOKALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 4
City Han. November Il. 1877.

5, Z
City Hail. November 10, 1872. 5
mo. l&G2-Adninistration Series.I
An ordinance appr0puating money to defray the
expenditures Of the Department OF WateTwOrks
and Public Buildings for the month of 0cto-
Der, 1872.
Be it ordained, That the following sums, or so
much thereon aSmay be necessary, are hereby APP
propriated to detray the expenditures of the De-
Partment of Waterworks aud Public Buildings for
traitor of Public Accounts draw his warrants on
the Administrator of Finance IN payment OF the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

and entering shop in the daytime, with
intent to steal, were acquitted
The case against louisa Simmons charged
with the murder Of Raphael Gooves, against
whom q true bill for manslaughter was re-
turned by the grand jury. came up for trial
yesterday morning. A jury had been EN-
paneled, and the case was progressing when
this seuort closed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

RECORDERS RETURSs.-Ihe returns OF
fine recorders courts for the week ending
November 9, 1872, were as follows:
rfr. nistrfct Recorder Houghtor. : io9 ~
second District Recorder NJ Arthur....''.. - ~
Third Distinct Recorder Leclere ..'.'''''' ~ a.
Fourth District Recorder BHIngs'..''.'''' J., ao
FIFTH District, Recorder Paraons'.''''''..'' W
+ l.G 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

SHoor1SG.-Thomas Redwood was ar
rested on Gravier street, near Howard, at
zen o'clock last night for shooting q: Samuel
Johnson with intent to kill.
John Tew was snatched a: the corner of
White and Common streets Tor shooting at
J. Lynch, with dire ;nteE: 80 perpetrare
murder.
Neither Of the compliments she'd drop
Of blood for their country o. themselves OF
the occasion,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
2eIEt' IL -

BOARD OF SCHOOL DREcroRs-There
was an attempt to hold a meeting last night,
present Messrs. Cooper, Jackson, Melon
nell. MERCER, Sweet, Boothby and Shaw.
Mr.. Shaw took bis seat in place Of Mr.,
Hahn, resigned, The State Board q Lan-
cation appointed Mr.. Shaw, ad interim, for
the first representative district.
There being no quorum present Dr.
Cooper suggested that the board adjourn
until tomorrow evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, NOv6mb Der Is, lGT2. b


City Hall, November 49, lG72 =
Igc. decentralization Series
AZ ors'iaance providing for the settlement oq the
claims Of Mr, q. L. Hall and Mrs Widow James
.. Thornton for salaries as teaCheGs@t the Qub-
Gc schools.
Be it ordained Ns PHe Council ~ rhe cItBof New
Orleans, That the Mayor and Administrator OF
Finance be smpOws red to settle wits G. L. Hail for
services in rhs public schools for the year 1892 and
Mrs Widow James 3. Thornton for salary of her
late husband in ike manner, by allowing them for
the vacation oS said Feab, to- wit: g. d. Hail two
months and fourteen days, and !. q. Thornton two
months and tan days, compensation to be made in
new consolidated bonds. at rates allowed by law
Adopted by the Council at the City OF New Or.
leans, November Il 1879.
Yeas-Sockrem, Shaw 0elassizeo Sswis, BoH-
zanO-5
SayS-~Sealisk VatoR-2
BENZ. j. FLANDERS, Iayoqs
true copy:
u. CnN0rFs4 C1ARKE Secretarv SnrA u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
Local intelligence.

EVIDENCE IN THE Il. J.. BYRSEs HoMl-
cIDE-Roger Mwphy Still q P|iSo"1r.-
Coroner Creagh yesterday began taxing
testimony in the case Of the death OF H. L.
prrros We furnish our readers with most
Of tie direct evidence:
" ! Steptoe-3Iondav, November ! l. at
-,.rL p NJ. was sitting on the steps OF MI
git-I,nce, grocery, corner of Roman anG Gas
l+ streets: was cOnversing with Mr..
E,rnae fine deceased, and Mr. Hurley;
linked up the street and asked bErne8 II
.bat was not Murphy that 4e mad had words
with. Byrnes said yes; Murphy t4en MAD
arrived at the door, having ms rig ~ Han9
In iii Dockct, and extending his lett hand
- Rvrnes. saving "Byrnes, we had little
falling out, old fellow, so let US treat &nq
~~af-a II IN :" Bvrnes replied, " No; SIT; /
11r't wish to drink with you or have any
thing else to do with you, and wish you
would 20 away and let me alone" Murphy
aid TO Bv4neR, " VIII you treat me =
Svrnes said yes" Murphy again asked
Bvrnes II he would drink with him.
Bvrnes replied mo" Murphy then said
Won son Of q BIZ then you shall never
drink with any one else Murphy
them pulled revolver; Byrnes grabbed ~
with lis left hand and said: Murphy, don
do that" Murphy then tired; i stepped 70
me side. Byrnes fell to the ground; ne got
In aud ran into the grocery and got big
adusaqe knife: he ran out and struck MUIR
,tIv across his head; Murphy grabbed him
t,v' hia RIGHT hand, ut the same time STRIKING
Him on his temple with his fist, knocking
Hvrncs to the ground, at the same tme
Kicking HIM in the side ana race; c&ileu
on Francisco, asking hun Il ne WVA!4 ai-9M
d man TO be murdered in his sight; Murphy
Al this time was standing over Byrnes,
STAMPING his head with his heel, he having
3vrnes' knife in his hand, detylng any one
+oin+prferc with him; seeing US determined
10 reach him he threw down the knife and
walked around the corner; We then carlieG
Rrrnns into the ward, he dying; Murphy
was then arrested; this happened On the
b9nnuctte. opposite Byrnes' store.
Mary Westelfieli-Wa in house onpo-
site the grocery when the shot was tired;
+brr went to the window aud saw Murphy
kicking deceased; deceased was lying on
biz face on the banquette; Murphy was
bleeding at the time. ....
s y FranciscO-At the time was sitting
nm NV steps. looking toward Bvrnes' gro
ccrv: saw Murphy, Stept0e, McCauIey and
another man at the store door; did not pay
T,rurh attention until | heard the pistol
shot; saw Bvrnes 90 out OF his store with
a knife in his hand and chop Murphy over
his head with it; Byrnes started at Murphy
again, but he was too weak anu leLl' az 1:
75wu: at that time Murphy dropped his
u..rol Murphy then picked up the hn1e
aud detied any one to approach INN; tAe4
ha hogan to kick Byrnes: lie then started
DE-: we carried ByImeh into the store; MuT-
YIy was arrested soon after by OHlcer
Iraten; / say Murphy have the pistol III
his hand, and point 1t at Byrnes breast
INT prrnns knocked the pistol downward,
when The weapon went OFT; Byrnes stag
rrraf into the store; when Byrnes was
Town Murphy said; You ID san OF o
HI. iii murder YOU" kicking him At the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

Gus.avc Arnheim was before Recorder
Houghron Yesterday On q charge Of en-
bezzlement, and he waived examination TO
90 before the Criminal Court. This is the
man who asks suspension Of public ogin-
ION u his case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
j. r, BECEWTTH.

United States District Attorney.
No II LIE Blanc. United States Supervisor OF Elec-
ton, Parish OF ST. Tammany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
THE COURTS
United States District Court.

This court will open on Monday, the regu-
lar term. New suits filed since the first Of
November are all actions against steamers
or other water craft Of small dimensions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

CONSIDERATION BALL.~-One Of She most
brilliant asscmbIages that ever did or pro
hably ever will glorify Exposition Hall,
gathered On its floor Last night on the occa-
sion Of the bali given by number OF our
Jewish citizens in honor Of the cOnsccratlnG
ofTempe Sinai. Beauty and fashion, maiden
nodesty and manhood gallantry showed 60
excellent advantage. Any suscept'oLo
youth who attended must to-day exist IN a
state of miserable frenzy, for his brain must
have been whirling faster than did his feet
id q round dance. as dark-eyed beauties
were SO numerous and bewitching that be
csuld not possibly withstand their mans
attractions. Indeed the ladies seemed to
have used more than ordinary care in attir'
Ing themselves. The scene strongly ".
minded Us Of the paimy days OF the E'ench
Opera on Orleans street. so gorgeous vas
the dressing. Tho gentlemen did not meg
.ect their toiiettcs. and they We're attentive
ia the fair sex fruna :rst 10 last. No COM
u1airt can be uttered against the commit
ices. for they were ihc'ssant in their "r-
beavers to make the occasion one Gong - be
remembered by Ill wlo participated.
CRIMINAL CovEr.-The grand jury yes'
ssr1av morning returned q true Ill! against
.Jael. Lee. charged VITA The murder y oeH'
III sullivan On the sweuty-h.th q s'p:ea.'
Der last.
The bai2 in the case Of Edwin G. Serviss.
charged with publishing counterfei: Si.!
of exchange, was reduced 50 SI5oc.
MARY O'Brien was acquitted on the charge
ii III assault and battery op N. Littiefeld.
John Rich. alias Skinny Rich, joha Lyons
and Pat Mqgrjssey. charged With breaking
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
GIFT CONCERT.
Fa7HE KENTUCKY GIBRARS
%IFg CONCERT
100000 I'M Bank TO gsgs aqE 43iSaa5
gFULT DRAWING 81 sfGH99
g FUiL DRAWING 81 siGa@9
100000 foa. onlu @PG.,


az g1e Second GrandGift 9oace$9, AUTHORISED 20
$pecla acpof the Legislaturs IN aid of the Publ ~
LlhlafS OF hentucky, Un8NidabIv postponed frgsa
september % to Decsmber9 and which posi-iygsis
saturday. December :, 1872 without further al p}B:
Oh any account whatever qhS following Cash GSitYs
are are TOT RusFubSJloB by JoE among the Eic&e9
one grand gift cash 90 s 100 ono
Inc st Sraa i gin. .: sol 50oo0
! cash gitt.,...ao Is 0o0 20 cash gifts 600 eacFa
S "as III 70 o4o 2Isash gifts 500 eaoS
. cash g!tt'.s.o.o 5000. Is cash gifts 700oeacE
oL 81 -'''"o' 6ou3t 80 cash gifts 600 each
l eash g1ft',o.s.o 0net Is cash gifts 500 each
cash g!tt. .ab..o G,6b0 50 cash gifts 400 ,arb
go ! w -':''.o o0oo 70 cash gifts 800 eac@
- 80 - '9'o''o eaWIlQu cash gifts goo eaCo
@s7ll sil''' @oo'o "oooIoiS casla git6s bb0 eacP
o1al, i0o4 gifts all cash 90, s5OO0ee
ne money to pay all these gifts is now upon do
poslT and set apart for that Eurpose in the Farm
ers and covers Bank, as. viii be seen by ala
following sGtifcate of the cashiess
FARMERS sSD DRovERsp' Base o
louisville, ky.s September rs, 1879,
sis IS sso certify that there is now on derosg %
tA.s bank over half million of dollars 10 qA@
cEtdlt OF the Gift Concert fund $500 coo of w9lce
IS held by this bank as treasurer OF the Public
Library of kentucky to gaS OF all Sifts a. 10
nv @detsaS 'She drawing.
*. g. 8EEGH. gasl.ie9o
Gaice OF Tjckefso,
Oh hole SieKets, 10; halves, IS; q,raqfera A9s7a9
n whole tickets for Bl0r rs for s255; Sc for B50io
ll3 for $1,000; 28S $3.50; SIS for $4,000 No Piaa
count on less than 100 worth II tickeqs ae % tira6o
. y L% drawing will positiEs,lV and unequivoc@i18
rake place December T. a geuts are peremptopiI0
required to close sales ana make 3eturus Novsspso
Der 20, III order t@give ample time tor the final az
Serd~rs for tickets OF apgicatione 90
GOVERNOR RHOM 81 4. I8RAMLETTa
AEehy PubHc aAbralS OF Kentucky, Louisville Ea@o
- a y: % a ss. oc8 We Sa lot W2f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
SHE RIVERS


TIE river here = .ong:eeo 'ess below
high water mark OF 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

ordinance adopting an estimate of the receipts
or revenues of the city of New Orleans for the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

1fOgSEE5 E9tP E4t srgF NTEIp-3 RPTgATIe3S
Z housekeepeD in gentlenan's family by y
lads who well understands She managa5neIIS OF u
hoBSeLslda Address 70, at this office $50
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AVIS DE TA8E DE DISPLACEMENT.

III III u N7Tt1 "
Administrator Of Public Accounts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
Corner of Dclord and New Levee streesa,
WILLIAM GoLDTSG. PROPRIETOR.
mig ly
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OKAlNAGE TAN NOTICEa


Il. CoNQuEsT CLARKE. Secretary, so,4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-01
Log House,
REGISTERS Notice.

Notice is hereby given, to all persons
interested in the Estates of the respective
decedents that the following accounts have
been fled in the Register Office Of Monroe
County, and will be presented for confrma-
ton to the Orphans Court of said County at
Stroudsburg, on Monday, the 26th, day Of
February 1872, at 10 o'clock a NJ
Second and final account Of Chas Henry
Administrator Of Jacob Henry, deed.
Account of II. B. Frutchey, Executor Of
John Frutchey, dee d.
Account Of Charles Staples, Administrator
of Samuel Staples. deed
Final account of Samuel Arnold, Admir-
Of George kresge, decd.
Account of Jacob Greenamoycr, Admir-
of Elizabeth Greenamoyer, decd.
Account Of John Boys, Administrator Of
Thomas Smiley, decd
Account of Charles Remcl, Administrator
of Peter Remel, decd.
First account of Mary Dctrick aud Moses
Detrick, Administrator Of John i. Detrck
deceased.
Account of Alfred Heiney, Administrator
of Reuben Heiney decd
JOHN S. FISHER, Register
Register Office, Stroudsbrg, J
Eebcuary | lS12-4t.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-02-01
communicated

Mr.. EDITOR With all due respect to the
journal who numbers me among their subscri-
bers, and also to the party from whom they re-
ceive theirsupport-"T Good Tempiars
which am also known, and proud to be known
as a member, would like to say through the
columns of your valuable journal that their
s'correspondeaf' who takes back seat in
'CAristv's' and casts reflections upon gentle
men who love music and good Piano should
not allow himself with two months study and
preparation, to bring before the public an arti-
Gle that or any one else as a Temperance man
must feel insulted by-IIe says eve sat in the
corner until ALL HANDS were asked up to
the Bar, which being complied with was kept
up until the Landlord was intoxicated" With
but word more of what this correspondent
should havc-ds n temperance man, Wridcn
about.-Jiinors, he says on our way out we
saw young man casting up acccounts."-
Query? who was that young man? the ono
that sat in the corner until all hands were
asked up? or was it your present correspon
dent, the article fails to state.
ITO>-r,cr>-