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The Thermometer az Louis frigerio's,
No. so Chartres street. yesterday stood as
follows: ASA. H., $50; at 2 P. M., 57o;
at P. NJ, 547. Lowest point during the
night Of November H. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOURTH DISTRICT,
No. 5l4 Camp street
New Orleans, November 9, 1872. )
4 s ALI UNPAID TAX BILLS AND LICENSES
q will be placed in court collection during
the next eight days, intercsi ed parties again
reminded that immediate settlements viii save
penalties and costs OF court.
n0lO 81 V. GERODIAS. COlect OF
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Meteorological 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 3:43 P. NJ. local time, yester-
dav as follows:
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AccIDENr-A little boy four years old,
con of Nr. Henry Yeager, who resides at
No. II Louisa street, while at play Wednes,
day afternoon accidentally fell on show
ease and severely cut his nose and face.
Or. Lewis attended the lad and dressed the
Sypunda
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IMrR1soNED.-Roger Murphy was last
evening placed in the first precinct station
house, charged with the murder Of r. l..
Byrnes. Coroner Creagh has made or will
maze an affidavit for murder.
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The vote from the different parishes as
Total moiorities for McCranie................-

sforey's majority over MeCranie exceed
ing 5000.
The above tables show that Hon. Frank
Morey has given his competitor fair beat
ing
The Monroe InteVgencer has the following
about several judicial districts:
LIereuL Judicial District. We are
pleased to learn that the result received
from the various parishes Of this district
make the election Of our friend ]. L, Trim
bic, ESQ, to the iudgship certainty. While
Mr.. Tumble received the Republican vote
soiidly, with the addition OF many Demo
Gratis and Liberals, the opposition vote was
divided between four candidates. Our
friend r. 7. Vaughn, ESQ. of Homer, is
believed to be elected district attorney.
ItCelfJa judicial District-In this distric:
Judge Thomas S. Crawford was defeated.
and b. c. Smith, Esq. of Harrisonburg,
elected 70 the iudgship. Mr. A T. Harris,
of Columbia, defeated r. J. Hougb. Esu
for the position Of district attorney.
Thirteenth Judicial Djsaict.-JudgeW Wade
H. Hough Of yidala. and Hon. H. r.
Steele, OF St. Joseph, were elected judge
and district attorney respectively in this
district; Judge Hough, we believe, had no
opposition.
Fourteenth Judicial DISTRIBUTION. Robert |
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I'm conformity with the terms of the charg
ter, the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
New Orleans Sanitary and Fertiizing Company
will be held at the cOmpauys office, No. IS Camp
street, ON MONDAY the eighteenth instant for the
purpose of eectinS nine directors to serve tor the
ensuing yeay. s. F. LOEB,
nol2 Is II Manager and Secretary
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City OF New Orleans (
l. Andrew Hero, Jr., notary public as aforesaid
do certify that the foregoing is true and correct
copy Of the original act eytant in my notarial
records which original act has been duly recorded
IN the mortgage office for this parish, in book s.
No. 8, folio 81
as witness my hand and seal at New Orleans this
eleventh of October 1871
ANDREW HERO JR., Notary Public.
Oc6Jt law
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IHE RIVERS.
r,he centsnnla, Bonrep Of Etnance.

The river here is fourteen feet eeven
inches below high water mark Of 1871.
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NJ. JOSRPHSON,
JOIN CARTER.
SECOND.

OFFICE OF THE LOAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION
New Orleans September 16 1872. )
IN pursuance OF the notice published on and
since the telrteenth day OF August, 1872 in the
New Orleans I ines aud the New orleans Bee for a
meeting Of the stockholders of the Loan and
Pledge association, TO be held the sixteenth day OF
September, A. D. 1872, to signify their assent to
change the name of SAID association to the Accom-
mediation Bank of Louisiana we, the undersigned
stockholders each and severally holding and rep
TeSenting the number OF shares of lee can't nj
below opposite our signatures names, do hereby
vote aud assent for rald stock to change the name
OF the Loan and Pledge Association to the Accom-
mOdail0n Bank OF Louisiana by which latter
name the incorporation shall hereafter be known
and designated. This is done by virtue of and in
accordance with the proyi ions of article twelve
the act of the Legislature of the State of Louisi-
ana, approved March 9, 1870 entitled an act to
au hOrize the stakeholder of the Loan and Pledge
Association 10 change the name of the incorpoTa
ton and tC grant certain privileges to said assoc
citation, which last aforesaid act was this day ac-
copied by the Stockholders of the Loan and
Pledge Association. In testimony al our assent
TO he foregoing we have hereunto in meeting as-
sembled, subscribed our names this sixteenth day
OF September, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-twO.
Original signed: Shares.
b. A. without. Observation-Disclosures. l5O
H. n w 00d 10
J. w. UillmaI. Observation-Disclosures. 2nO
r. ~ ADoot. ............. rs
J. M; Bnrchardt per 4. B. Benton, attorney in
E. &. Benton, president Of Loan and Pledge Asso
n %
r. Burke, per John Observation-Disclosures. 10
y. r Murphy ............
signed and acknowledged by ali OF the above
parties III our presence.
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LIVINGSTON PARISH.

LIVINGSTON PARISH.
The Whitehall Gazette gives the maJori-
ties in Livingston parish as taI as it has
obtained the returns:
Greeley 38l, Sheridan 4O4, Lawrence 274,
Gaines lG7, Wells 10, Hill 1875. Fifth
ward-Justice Of the peace-P: LeBour-
geois 80, J. D. Miller 81, William Hammond
10. E. Penalber 6: consolidation MELON
aid 81, Thomas Leader 43, Ed Halker 10.
The Gazette claims the election of L. M
Bowman by a small majority, but will have
to await the official count for the figures.
vERMILfoN PARISH.
The Attakapas Register has the following
returns from Vermilion parish:
President-Grant $50, Greeley 673.
G0ven0r-Kellogg 229, McEnery CSC.
Congress-PincbbacI 425, Sheridan 607
Darrall 296, Price 47G, CAN'T 81.
Senator-Sypher 246, White $50, Ewing
30l
Rapresentative-Fo ntelieu 474, Young 100.
Clerk of court-Lastie Broussard 53I,
Labit 1911, Bernard 2i3
Coronor-Whte 4O', BrOussard 4f6.
M0REHoUsE PARISH.
The following shows the maj0rities in
M0tehouse parish:
Kellogg $50, Ray.S7, Dunn 100. Wells %,
Davenport 20, Wheeler ., Law 81, Mctee
l&7. Natf Il.
HIGHLAND PARISH.
The Beacon publishes the suhjoined re-
- Grant 326. Greeley 653. Kellogg 277, Nc
Emery 72G, Sheridan 725, Pinchhack III,
Penn 72j. Antoine 277, McCranie 6S&, biorey
297, Wells 784, Pollard 233, Ray 352, Far
mer 60, Brigham G63, Dunn BOZ, Nickers
$50, Edwards 1868, Pitts 12O Scott I42, Prev
lit e. I.idden jS2 Lathrum 2l2 Summerlin
sc, MaDgham 3l5, Thompson $40, Hatch 233,
Oliver l5N, Bishop $685. Scott 554, Daughtry
no. Wynn 2ql, Martin i 70, Jones 202, Hem
Icr I6l, Bledsoe 299 Dyson Pan, Hatch 532.
WEBSTER PARISH.
in Webster parish the majority for Gree
ley was }30, for McEuery 355. Watkins,
for district Judge, received the largest vote
Mcdonald, for State Senate, next. There
was very little difference in the vote of the
State ticket Armstead run a little behind
his ticket.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Monroe LateJligcnccr says:
As we predicted, during the entire cam.
paign, Hon.l Frank Morey has been re.
elected to Congress- and Captain McCranie
will stay az home.
1t is no use talking about the intjmida-
ton practced on the people of North LOuisi-
ana hy. United States troops, and thereby
CARRYING the election. The troops were not
there to interfere with any one, but only to
assist the deputy United States marshals to
make arrests in case they should meet with
resistance. The fact is that Captain Nc
Cranie was not the choice, else why did he
run behind the State ticket in a majority Of
the parishes of the district! Look at the
figures:
CaldwelI-McEnery ll9. McCranie IS.
0uachita-McEnery1 l5. MCCranie G87o
MsFunrv 7DS MpG' Mic liS3
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oG Williams arsnstrong-Ho.

- 49,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
. of OrIeaas.o-Nottcs is hereby given 10 the cred
itOrs Of tins estate, and To ali other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification, if any they nave Or
can, why the account presented by the admins.
tratrIE Of this estate should not be homOlogated and
approved aud the sUgds Distributed in accordance
Herewith.
BY order o. the COur4o
noII Is ~ 81 ~. TRACY. s'Ierf,.
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succession of Dr. Charles sabourin-No.

Succession of Rose Thirty. Widow by firsr
Marriage of FRANCOIS Noirean, and by Second
Marriage of Felix Auguste jacob-No S. 1888.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. o-Notce is hereby given to the cred
itnrs Ofthis estate and to all other persons herein in
terested to show cause within thtftydays from the
present notification. il any they have or can. why
j. G. PrguOn, tutor of the minors Rose F. Jacob
and Henry jacob solo heirs OF the CeCedtnt,
should not be authorized 10 remove Grsa the 81 ate
the property of said minors
BY order of the Court
noi IA p % do5< ~ o. TRACY. SlerR.
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A dozen persons recently arrested at the
Royal Palace beerhouse for robbing L.
Strathmore were yesterday discharged by
Reeorder M'Arthur, as the testimony was
insufficient to make case.
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The @"TerrebOnne Patriot,0 Published
at H6uma, Louisiana, is one of the best advertis-
ing mediums in Southern Louisiana. del3 ~
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successI0ns of MIR. and Mrs. ?. II. FLYNN

SUGGESTIONS of MIR. and Mrs. 2. H. Flynn
Nos. "a, 3fJ and 81 SAC.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= Of Orleans:-Notice is hereby given to the
herein rterested to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, hy the account presented by the admins.
traitor Of these estates should not ne hOmoo-
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court
nor II I5k n O. TRACY Clerk
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and act above mentioned:
500 Cigars, Is pounds Plug Tobacco, Table, July
$50 Cigars, June y, 1871.
80 Cigars, June y, 1871.
80 Cigars, June D. 1871.
I25 Cigars, July l, 1911.
100 Cigars, Jolly g. 1871
8 pounds Plug Tobacco, ju'v s, 1871.
$50 Cigars, July Is, 1871.
l5n Cigars, july Is. l37i
go Cigars. July Is, l&1I.
300 Cigarettes. September Fl, 1871
200 Cigars, $epte uber 81, 1871.
100 Cigars. September II, 1871.
1 pounds Plug Tobacco, November 81 1871
800 Cigars. ~ pounds Plug Tobacco, November e.
100 Cigars pounds Plug Tobacco, November g.
100 Cfga,s 2pounH Plug Tobacco, February 3, J@7!
700 Cigars, 1000 cigarettes poal.da Plug TO
Gacc0 February ;. 1872.
81 pounds Plug Tobacco February 20 1879.
Is pounds Plug Tobacco, February -. 1872.
1000 cigarettes l pound Finecut Tobacco, pound
Plug Tobacco, February &c, 1872.
)" Cigars, 2pounds Plug Tobacco, geDGuaiS p.
$500 Cigars, March ?, 1872.
20 pounds Plug Tobacco March 2 1877,
Il pounds Plag Tobacco Ma ch 2. 1872.
pounds Plug Tobacco March 2, f212o
pounds Plug Tobacco, March 2, 1872.
10 pounds Plug Tobacco March 2, 1879.
10 pounds Plug Tobacco, March (. 1872
pounds Plug Tobacco March g. 1859
$50 Cigars, March s, 1872.
10 Cigars. March 8, 1872.
700 Cigars, March IS. 1872
$500 Cigars, March Is, 1872.
1900 Cigarettes, March %. 1872
:.5 Cigars, 800 Cigarettes, April 81. 49,
rs Cigars, 200O Cigarettes april % 1919
1900 Cigars, April p, 1872.
200 Cigars, April %, lai2o
$500 Cigars, pounds Pug Tobacco 80Gio q, Sa?S
$50 Cigars, May ., 1879
100 Cigars, Mag y 1872.
- pounds Leaf Tobacco, SunP6 P3.?.
20 pounds Leaf ToDacco June 6, 1872
BOG" Cigars, 80 pounds Leaf Tobacco. 80 sounds
Ping Tobacco iron Brands Seses, June
q, 1872.
SO Cigars IS Goo cigarettes, 81 pounds Leaf To
baec0, " wounds Fine cut Tobacco, %iovss,
june :, 1872.
400 Cigars. June L. 1872.
$500 cigars 1000 cigarettes, Mag r.. 1872.
1900 Cigars, I2s pounds Leaf Tobacco. Msy g. o2'g
700 Cigars :00t Cigarettes May % 1879
500 Cigars June z, 1872.
200 Cigars 1000 Cigarettes June 2, I3'3s.
f41O Cigars, 5000 Cigarettes, Juno is. l2sEo
1900 Cigars 1000 Cigarettes June 20 1872.
1900 cigars 1000 Cigarettes, pounds Plug T"basa'o
June, 26 1872.
900 Cigars, 800 Cigarettes, iune 26, 1922
!0dG Cigare 1900 Cigarettes, July g. 1852
$50 Cigars, July ?, 1872.
$500 Cigarettes July &, l2f2.
800 Cigars, 20 pounds Plug Tobacco. .1u'v Ie, '292
$50 Cigars, 10 pounds Leaf Tobacco august . S512
500 Cigars, august 3. 1872.
200 Cigars August 10, 1879
5000 Cigarettes August 10, 1879
2200 Cigars, 1860 Cigarettes, NsptembeS .? seq
20o9 Cigarettes, September IA 1879
l0i0 Cigarettes, August q, 1872.
fOHH Cigarettes, September Q, 1872.
80 Cigars, 1900 i@areftss 2 pounds Plug ?obsaGp
September 20 1872.
i2' cigars, Is pounds Leaf Tobacco" SEPTEMBER 3:
!o'2 Cigarettes September q i2:s.
500 Cigarettes, October I. 1922
$500 Cgaas October L. 1872
"c:1 Ia" 1t 50 8. a. STOCkD4IE, 0'oil"c'o9.
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Snccessionnf .LuIia 4. g6rmsea

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"A succession of Julia a. Kruse notified to
present IN the same within ten GAYS an persons
Thomas Gilmore. attorney for the succession of
Julia s. Kruse, at No. Al Camp street or with
Thomas Hasam. administrator. nOls Is "a
Succession of George R4ohr-No. 35, S9S.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. Catherine AnIleiser
L0hr has petiti0utd the court for letters of admin
ist1ation on the estate of her late husband
George Lohr. Notice is hereby gwen to all
whom it may concern, to SHOW CAUSE within ten
days, why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
nOl4 10 % NJ. O. TRACY Clerk
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ASSUMPTION PARISH.
The Terrebonne Patriot contains the FOL.
lowing returns:

The Patriot claims the following MAORI
ties in Lafourche parish:
This, with majority in 1afourche parish,
which the Liberals have, for Cage 81, Beat.
tie go, Winder &c.
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FIRST
OFFICE oP THE LOAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION,
Now Orle&ms. La. SenteIaher 10 LG12- $

OFFlCE OF THR LOAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION, )
New Orleans, La, September 10, 1872.
In pursuance of the notice published on and since
the thirteenth day of August, 1872, i'll the New Or
leans Times and the New Orleans Bee, for meet
ing Of the stockholders of the Loan and Pledge
ASSOCIATION, to be held the sixteenth day of Sep
temoeI, 1872, to accept the act of the Legislature
of Louisiana approved March 8, 1870, entitled IAN
act TO authorize the stockholders of the Loan and
Pledge Association to change the name of the in
corporation, and to grant certain privileges to said
association" We the undersigned stockholders,
each and severally hOliing and IT presenting the
number OF shares Ut the capital stock of the Loan
and Pledge Association written below and opposite
our signatures or names, do hereby respectively
vote and assent for said association accept said
act of the Legislature of Louisiana, approved
March g. 1870, entitled AN act to authorize tho
stockholders of the Loan and Pledge Association
to change the name of the Incorporation and to
grant certain privileges to said association" In
testimony whereof we have hereunto subscribed
our names opposite our number of shares.
This done in meeting assembled at the office of
said association, at New Orleans, louisiana the
Loard one thousand eight hundred aid seventyo
two.
:, Original signed: Shares
+. b. Benton. 800
John Locl1wo God .,,., 2sO
Fl. a. Without OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
H. "a wood 10
J. W. human 200
r q ABBOT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
J. NJ: Burchardt, by E b Benton, attorney in
E. B. Benton, president Loan and Pledge Asso
claton .......'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
II. Burke, per pro John Burke 10
". f. Murphy. .................
T. II. roster 10
Signed and acknowledged by all of the above par
ties DefO US.
Signed: M. JoSRPHSON,
JOIN CARTER.
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE C0LLECToRs)
Office, First District OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, October 20, 1872.
IN PURSUANCE TO TIE PROVISIONS OF SEC
Il ton sIxtythree of the act Of Congress- APP
proved July 10, 1866, and amendments. notice is
hereby given to the claimants of the following de
scTibed property, seized IN the city OF Rev Orleans
Louisiana for violation of section forty eight OF the
act CT June 50. 1861 rs amended by section mite of
The act of July IS t86G, that unless they appear
l4a me I Ielr Gi%nl r. te manner PSoHosd ~ e"
same shall be advertised and sold as forfeited in
compliance with the requirements Of the section
and act above mentioned:
500 Cigars, Is pounds Plug Tobacco, Tabiss, July
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The DULLLo.-Two young gentlemen yes
terday morning left the city, intending to
settle dispute by force of arms. We failed
20 learn the result.
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POUND NOTICES.
EDUCATIONAL.

DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Nos. gel and 2O3 Canal street,
Open from a n. to P. NJ, and new students can
begin any day in writing, bookkeeping, aritl-
metic, French German, English, etc.
TERMS LIBERAL AND COURSE UNLIMITED.
nOl5 1t
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COMMITTED -Rotta Cotton, the festive
and mucilaginous demoiselle of IRENE
street, who relieved an innocent of 1920
and jewelry, waived examination and asked
TO be sent before Judge Abel, which pleased
Recorder M'Arthur.
Mr.. S. P. johnson goes the some way for
sounding Captain r. A. Bray.
Henry Langdon travels the same road for
Gaming Cora Foster.
Oregon Williams Is in the same boat for
attempting to kill John Owens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Coleman arrested
Frank Whale on Cent street, recently es-
capped from the Boys House of Refuge.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thts splendid Hair
Dye is the best i'll the world The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless, reliable and instantaneous;
no Disappointment; no ridiculous tiuts unpleas-
ant OdOr. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes. Produces Immediately a superb black
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful. Tie genuine, signed by w. a. Bachelor,
Sold by all druggists. -
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
Oc3 ~ Proprietor. New York.
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NJ. JOSEPHSON,
TAWU rrr,.F


Which said documents, after being thus recorded
were annexed i'll the margin hereof for reference
And the said MeBsrs. Benton aud Wood moreover
declared in their said capacities that by virtue OF
the authority in them vested by the aforesaid reeO-
lutlons OF SAID board of directors and in order to
more July carry into effect said acceptance and
change of name, that the Loan and Pledge Associa-
ton aforesaid by the unanimous vote of all the
stockholders represented at the aforesaid general
meeting, have and do hereby formally accept all
me Ights, benefits and privileges granted or in
tended to be granted to said association bv the
aforesaid act No. II of the Legislature of this State
for he year 1870, and that henCtfOrth the name
and title Of said Loan and Pledge Association shall
De and is hereby declared to be the Accom- moda-
tfon Bank of Louisiana, and to these ends they
hereby require and authorize the recorder Of
mortgages in and for this parish to enter these
presents on the books OF his office
1his done and passed i'll my office, at New Or
leans aforesaid in the presence OF Paul A. Conand
and George Cenas, witnesses, both of this CITY
who hefeUntO sign their names with the parties
said,
Original signed:
z. II. WOOD Cashier.
+. b. BENTON, President.
ANDREW HERO, JR.. Notary Public
p. A. CoEAEDr
GEORGE EEN4s.
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Succession Of jean jacques AIbert-NO.
1921.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of OcIeans.-NOtiCe is hereby given to the cred
itors Of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the preseMt notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by Emile Arthur
Albert, testamentary executor in this estate,
should not be hOmolOgated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the Court.
nos II lG+ NJ. O. TRACY, Clerk.
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Half dozen jolly men were arrested by
mounted police on Canal street last eve
ming for furious driving. They, in prison,
felt az if they had rather have the epizootic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15

Succession Of Jean BOUvec-Eo. IS, 7:s,
G:ECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-NOtice is hcraby given TO the
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can. why the provisional account presented by
Mrs. Widow B0uvet. tutriy, ofticio admins.
tratEiS IN This estate, should not be hom0ogatef
and approved, and the ;tID5s distributed 5B
cordance Herewith.
BY order of the CouIto
nor II Is" 81. y. TRACT. Clerk.
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day, as follows:
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The Chamber of Commerce failed to OBJ
cain quorum last evening. The call was
made tie consider the exPedieney Of impos-
ing quarantine on the importation of
horses into this city. The subject evidently
does not interest the Chamber of Commerce
here, but should the disease appear, there
will be more meetings than reporters can
@tteNd to.