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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
Local Intelligence.

Two WATERwORKs RESERVOIRS BROKEN
Known that the Waterworks walls fronting
m 81. Thomas street were rather weak, but
+. was not anticipated that the brickwork
would be forced out by ordinary pressure
Several wears ago this section was greatly
strengthened by an addition Of chains and
bolts, but it seems that all together were
not sufficiently strong for the purpose, as
On Sunday afternoon the weight Of water
caused the walls to give way on the side
mentioned. OF course, an immense boov of
water was sent into the streets with a rush,
and before it could find channels for de-
livery, caused some damage. The force was
50 great that large masses Of brick were
hurled along through the street almost as
EASY as if they had been cork.
The Commercial Gotten press, on St.
Thomas street, was pretty we'll flooded,
damaging many bales of cotton. This loss
Will sum up $4,000, perhaps less, or it may
be more. The city suffered a loss of some
thing like sJ0,0 by the break.
The scene in the neighborhood is described
as having been quite terrific, frightening all
the jewellers in that portion of the city, and
flooding al the yards. Fortunately, few
people were around at the time. Had any
one been passing on st. Thomas street at
the time they would certainly have been
drowned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY,
THE CITY HALL.

There was an unusual dearth of business
at the Hall yesterday. The only subject of
interest, indeed, being the Waterworks, the
reservoir of which bursted Sunday evening.
an account of which will appear elsewhere.
The ruins, however, have been examined
by the Surveyor and Administrator of
Waterworks, preparatory to making a re-
port to the Council to-day.
The reported removal of Administrators
by the Acting Governor turned out to be
first of April hoax.
By this time the street commissioner has
got the Canal street shellroad and other
avenues in fine order for travel.
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claims an extension of it's charter

company claims an extension of its charter
for twenty years.
The ground of this suit, which is brought
IN conformity to resolution OF the House
OF Representatives Of 1871, is that the OBJ
lect OF the act is not indicated in the title,
Which is simply that of an act to extend the
area OF gas lighting in the city OF New Or
leans, and to reduce the price paid by gas
consumers; that such an act conflicts with
the provision OF the constitution requiring
every law enacted by the Legislature to
embrace but one object, and that shall be
expressed in the title
Inc defense puts this question at issue,
ana AYERS that the defendant acquired d
right OF contract and a vested interest
winch can not be impaired without vio-
latlng tie constitution of the United States.
Eighth District Court.
In this court j. o. Nixon has filed pet;-
ton setting forth that having obtained from
the Legislature an appropriation under act
No. % $5n,33l IS, as publioWrinter he as
signed his claim to Solomon & Simpson,
who brought suit against the Auditor to re-
cover the same, but that the same was de-
cided in favor Of the Auditor. Petition then
goes on to say; That plaintiff was not cited
nor made party to said suit, yet the court
aiquG and on appeal proceeded and gave
judgment. not only refusing the demand OF
relatOrs. Solomon & Simpson, but prOnounc
ing act No. - of 1871 null and void.
The plaintiff was and is the real party In
interest in the appropriation in act thirty
two, and by reason of said Judgment he has
been deprived Of his property without d
hearing, and that the court QuG, and en-
appeal, exceeded the authority OF law as
well in pronouncing Judgment against pc
titioner without hearing as in decreelng
the nullity of legislative act without q
direct action on the application for writ,
the effect OF which can only be to deter
mine as TO the performance Of some speci-
fed act-te prevent denial of justice.
The petition closes with a prayer that al!
parties to the previous suit State ex rel
Solomon q Simpson vs. James Graham,
Auditor. be cited to answer. and that there
be Judgment in favor of petitioner, decree
ing the Judgment entered in that suit null
and void, and that act thirtytwo be ad-
judged to stand as on the day of its passage.
Louisiana Lottery VS.. Havana Lottery
Louisiana Wins.
The several cases of the Louisiana Lottery
Company vs. BOrnio, Gonzales and Des-
FORCES, on rule taken by plaintiff to show
cause why defendants should not be pun
shed for contempt in selling Havana Lot
terv tickets in disobedience of an order OF
Injunction issued from this court. came up
Yesterday, and resulted in the defendants
being ordered to confinement in the Parish
Prison for twenty-four hours, and each 10
pay fine Of $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

SCHOOL Picnic AT THE FAIR GROUSDS.-
The picnic at the Fair Grounds Sunday and
yesterday. for the benefit of the church and
school on Clio street, was given under the
auspices OF the board Of school and church
wardens of the German Protestant church
there The festival was held IL the main
building of the Fair Grounds. The Turner
Glee Cub and the Pyramid section OF the
Turner's added to the entertainment, be-
cause of their fine singing and adroit gym
nastics The attendance was large each day.
the enjoyment unalloycd and the proceeds
yerv satisfactory.
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IT. 8. MAPSHAL'S SALES.

Frederick RaicIlie vs.. steam Eowioat
Quaher.
ur THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS.
1 met of louisiana, No 93I5.-By virtue of
w of yenditlona eXponas 10 me directed, in the
e,ny4 entitled suit, | vii proceed to Sell 10 the
I5..hest bidder, on TUESDAY April 2, 1872 at
+Zy,,I4e O'Clock NJ, at the entrance to the Custom
bols,, on Canal street, between Peters and Old
Lrvee streets, in this city
The Steamer QUAKER, her tackle etc, now lying
a. Cirrollton.
Terlns-Cash al the tine OF ADJUDICATION.
United States Marshals office, New Orleans,
twent J. Sc veEth day OF March, 1872.
S. 3. PACKARD,
uL2S 80 apr United States Marshal,
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CANCELLATION Of EGrD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans March 2, 1872.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me tor the cancellation OF the official
bond Emile HonOre Sheriff in and for The parish
of Porte Coupee, to wit: A bond dated December
T. 1879 in the sum of six thousand dollars, signed
by Emile Honore as principal, and ~ Basso, b. St
ARMAND, Lucille Decuier, f. Touuoir ana K. D. 30.
ward as surrties, the said bond beng conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Emile
HonOre of his duties as Sheriff afCrcsaid--
Notice is hereby gwen to all persona Interested
in the said bond 10 file heir objections TO the
cancellation thereof writing in the OGce Of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the
Last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of tie State
this second dav Of March! =. D. 1872 ana the n,e
pendence of the United States the niHetv-siIth.
Fl. c. WARMOTA.
BY the Governor:
}. ". FAIRFAX, Assistant Secretary cfState.
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Southern Patents.

Messrs. jenkins s Olmstead, solicitors Of
American and foreign patents, No. q Com
mercial place, officially report to the RE
PUBLICAN the following complete lisc OF
patents granted Southern inventors TO: TIE
week ending March e. 1872:
Observation-Disclosures s. Blood and Carson
Nudge. New Orleans, derrick: Joseph N.
Lowenstein. New Orleans, deodorlzing and
fertilizing compound.
Texas-EHlu Z. Coy, Longv;ew, road
scraper.
Tennessee-Robert G. Pine, MemJhis,
photo engraving or metals: George j. kinZel.
knoxville, machine for straigtening railway
rails.
kentucky-James L. Cole, Palucah,
writing apparatus for the blind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

The Washington Chronicle says Oh the
last interview Of Lieutenant Governor
pincbback with President Grant:
Lieutenant Governor Pinchbach again
nod that the President interfere IN the
co5dition politics assume in the state o, OF
: nnisiana. Tie President replied that ne
4homgh+ he would be initiating d bad policy
~ ,neddle with the politics OF any state;
that it would be setting questiona ole pre-.
G ;e hat state understood the situation there
~ .n than he, and he would prefer ;hat
t pe would harmonic by settling their diff
culties among themselves.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES
~ having contracted marriages the parish
OF Orleans since the sixteenth Of March,
1870. that they required by act No. Is of the
III q. 1Ie approved on the sixteenth OF March,
la7.- g.. the act of celebration of their mar
49, ., ;..u ten DAYS. in the Office of the Re-
- ~ - IT, Marriages and Deaths. All Off
,,.s - ari others empowered to celebrate
u..-H-@- 49,, ;sQUired to return the license au-
- 80 u marriages to the Recorder OF
L s. Mai rlases and Deaths after having ndOrsed
said license that said marriage has been cele-
blated the date Of celebration and said license
returned shall preserved by the Recorder.
Every person Vl..# ,'BT not complying with
laid law viii b. fined i'll accordance with the same
from : 10 10 SIS.
Marriage licenses can be taken at said Office.
Z. c. MORPHY,
Pcco-icr OF Births, Marriages and Deaths, Odice
No. /. Orleans street Second District
mI,i lDI
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CITY IANkS OF 1871.
DEpARTMHNT OLE FIHsNCp. ,

DEPARTMENT OF FIHsyCV,
City Hall, March ~ lS7l. )
The bills tCr city taxes for 1871, levied by oIdi
SOS l2t!. l2Gl and l212, amounting to to
per cent. ready for delivery a THIS Office.
Payments for The city's proportion Will be re-
c"ivt, in certificates OF appropriation, Mttropoh-
tan Poke" warrants and certificates .or 2m0unt
paid IN excess or two per cent tax bills of 1870
But She amount ave for interest on The bonded
Gebt must De paid in cash.
IaXpalcls are reminded that the new charter
makes il the dtty Of the Administrator of finance
to collect these bills, and that they are eHiSlne by
law before the Leg sl1ture can again lneet IL Is ID
vain hop" therefore, for deinqueuts TO expect any
rclitt by d'aN, for | will assuredly enforce the
law against them in justice TO those vino pay
,roiart!v JOHN s. WALTON.
n,hlq lJt Administrator of Finance.
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CANCELLATION UF BOND.

STATE OF LOUIsI4HA,S
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, March IS, 1872.
y1vHEREAS, APPLICATION Has BEEN MADE 70
" me Tor the cancellation of the official bond
of Antoine Dubuciet as State Treasurer III and for
the state of louisiana to wit: bond dated July g.
1863 iii the OF fifty thousand dollars, signed by
Antoine Dubrclet principal and Roman BrHgier,
Tony Latour LanOix Parent, Gadave Casanaye
ana Victor Pessou sureties; the said bond being
condit for the faithful performance by the said
Antoine Dubuclet of his duties as State Treasurer
aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
the said bond 10 file their objections to the
cancellation thereof in writing, in the Office of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after this las.
publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this thirteenth day of March, A. D. 1872, and
of the Independence Of the United States the
ninetysixth. P. B. S. PiNCHBACK-
By the acting Governor
J.W. FAIRFAX, Assistant Secretary of State,
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C0NSTABLES' SALES.

Eusius II. CIerc W.. Henry Dnmcyer-sixth
Justice Court fer the parish of Orleans, No.
1880.
E1Y VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI FACIaS To
ID me directed by the honorable the SIKH Justice
of the Peace in and for the parish of Orleans I
Will proceed to sell at public auction, on THURS
DAY April II 1872, at twelve O'clock NJ at INV ware
room No. 23l St Andrew street
ONE BARREL OF WHISKY.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms-Cash IL United States treasury notes
ape II JAMES MOORE, Constable,
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AUCTlGN SALES THIS DAY.

~ p n. & B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II 4. NJ,
at Old Auction Mart, No. 81 Camp street, a
General assortment of new and secondhand fur.
uiture, etc.
~ TINTED STATES MARSHAL PACKARD. at u
o'clock al entrance to Custom house OF Canal
street. steamer Quaker, her tackle, etc, now
wing at Observation-Disclosures Ra iche We. steam
,o,,nos- Quaker.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The court was occu-
pied in examing the excuses offered by
those Of our citizens who had been among
the three hundred and fifty names down as
petty jurors for April. Of those, only
eighty.two We're obtained; out of three
hundred about two hundred were present.
From these the following grand jury for
the months of April, May and June was
selected:
A. Eustis, foreman; P. E. Sourdes, VII
liam E. Fitzgerald, A. Melancon, K. A. Lee
doux, S. Sandack, L. Roux, G. Lecourt, M.
J. Savage. Henry Reese, Richard Claque,
A. Whittocl, Paul Labranche, Lu Glen Man
sion, John BarrOws, j. B. Ferrand.
The grand jury adjourned until Thurs
day after having received the usual in
structions from the court.
Abram BROWN, who was convicted for an
assault and battery (the celebrated pig S
foot case) has now applied for new trial
through r. King Cutler, Esq. The motion
will be argued on the sixth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

The lad John Dennison who was shot nv
his step-father, has gone to his home from
the Charity Hospital, he having so far re-
covered that his wants can be attended to
BY his mother.
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NtDI'kt'E.

Crp1c. STATE TAX COLLECTOR Sixth 0IST'.;"T,!
iIasa1ire, between NAPOLEON avenue ""' fe. lin I
New Orleans NaIc'! ), 1872. |
yB1J1E TAvPAYFE$ OF THIS DISTRICT ARB
r,enrcttI,'!v requested 20 come fprw.. vi with
ont -; and exile their bills Of L.. and IL.
reusr, for 1872. thereby avoiding traHb'ra'' e1-
peHsr TIM DOHERTi, Collector.
mills got
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The Black Crook.

We congratulate our readers OF tie treat
in store for them shortly at the Academy Of
Music, and we can also assure them that
this popular spectacular drama Will be pro
duced in style Of splendor such as we
have not seen for many day. /. Is now
being played with immense success II all OF
the principal cities in the country. In Bos-
ton it is estimated that upward of one hun
bred thousand OF delighted auditors have
testified 10 its manifold attractions during
the last three weeks. and its respondent
scenes and leg, on OF novelties, even now. is
the talk Of the city. l. has had a ost I'M
preccdentel r,.u wherever it has been pro-
drced. and we predict Tor Manager B-dwell
a tiatteriug return Tor his trouble. expense
ard energy in the production Of the Crock
at his theatre.
A Missouri paper records tie shooting of
a man who was carrying of a rope with a
horse attached to the end
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

SINKING OF \ LUGGER BY COLLISION
One Kan Dforned.-A small lugger was
run down and sunk, in the extreme dark
ness, by the steamship Morgan, while the
latter was coming up the river Saturday
night. There were two men on the lugger,
one of whom was drowned. The other was
rescued and brought to the city on the Nor
gan. The name of the drowned man has
not been ascertained.
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,-p.vCE LECTURE.-heT

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-iteT' D. Z.
Hartzeu. of this city, by invitation Of a
committee from the Young Men S Christian
Association, will speak this evening IN
Coliseum Baptist Church, on the subject OF
fapluerance.
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drowned.

MIXING THINGs.-Considcrab confusion
a. we'll as merriment was occasiored in the
Third District yesterday morning, in conse-
Gaence of some wags during the night pre-
yious having removed business signs to
points considerably out Of place. For in
stance, we noticed at corner grocery a
large sign swung in broad relief TO public
gaze" Dry goods, cheap for cash. At a
iewelry store was one announcing "Oid
rags bottles. &c" AT millinery estab-
lishment owned by two estimable young
ladies' Of the Third were two rather hand
some little signs, one proclaiming "Corns
and buniors extracted without pain; the
other All diseases not chronic cured in
five minutes" The wags, however, appear
20 have dealt little more leniently with
Mr.. Swan. of the Fire-proof coffee house,
having simply placed a small notice over
lis door announcing the gentleman within
10 be a "t;Grue
Tie Indignation of our downtown mer-
chants can be better imagined than de-
scriDed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

lNCESDIARY FIRE ON PoYDR.s STREET.
two-story frame house on Howard street,
between Lafayette and Poydras streets,
was found to be on fire about one clock
Saturday night, and the flames were ex tin
guished by the police before any serious
damage ensued, and without the necessity
OF sounding an alarm. The building is at
tached to the premises of Mrs. Curley, and
was occupied as stable. There is little
doubt that an incendiary applied the torch,
ana suspicion falls upon one Mike Golden,
formerly in Mrs. Curley's emaloy
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Monthly Report of Barometer and Their
u:OHleter.

War DFPAKTWRYT,
S:gCal Service United Mates army. I
New Orleans, apr !. 1872. )
The following table shows the monthly
mean Of barometer and thermometer. and
amount OF rainfall for the month Of March,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

SUICIDE AT THE CHARITY HOspIrAL.-An
Engllshman named Thomas Barclay, aged
fifty years, who was admitted into the
Charity Hospital on the ninth Of January,
committed suicide Saturday night by taking
opium. Deceased had one Of his legs am
putated about four years ago, and an abs cess
formed on the stump, which appear ed to
exercise depressing influence on his mind
and this, it is supposed, was the cause for
the commission of the rash act. Death
ensued Sunday morning before day, and a
portion Of the poisonous drug was found
under his mattress. Barclay was singl
man, and has resided in this city over thirty
years. Coroner Creagh held an inque est,
when the verdict was in accordance with
the foregoing.
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N(jC';s r..

OFr!cl. STATE TAx COLLECTOR,
Fifth District Courthouse, I
Sew Orleans, March -, l8IZ.S
NOTICE Is TEREDT GIVEN THAT TIE STATE
~ taxes for The wear 1871, and licenses Tor the
year 1872, are now due and that pant IS ii"'b,ed
for the sam. wi! save all costs by settling l1lmc-
diattly.
Ofirt hours from 4. NJ to 3 P. ".
mia 2rt C. l.. SWEET, Collector.
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ton of the witnesses as to the facts on Mon
day morning. Bannon has surrendered him
self at the first precinct police station,
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NOTIt;E.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District, No. Carondeet street,
New Orleans. Aprl2, 1872
DARTIFS SUBJECT TO THE PAYMENT OF
Z license in this district hereby reminded
that the law regarding deinguents will be rigidly
enforced. after the fifteenth instant.
GEORGE A. SHERIDAN,
ap2 It's Tax Collector
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JIeteOroIOgfcaE Record.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record. at 3:i3 ?. NJ, local
+;,na rac-er1ay &c follows.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans Crcsiii F0ncicr Assncip;so;I.
Office. No. % GA Levi styeet.--Ncw Orleans. Ma"ci.
81 l3.2-Nubscr.,jers 20 the capital stoeN VI this
company are hereby notified that the FOURTH
ISSTALLMENT Of zen per cent viii he due. p&yai'e
at the office OF the c(ppany, OF WEDNESDAY,
April 10, 1872.
By ORDER of the President.
mh3l aplO 4. SAULET, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOE SrATIONERY.

ClRF QrARTKRMAsTER's OFFICE,
Department Of Texas,
San antonio, Texas, March 4, 1927
S.EALFD PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE, WITH
- copy of this advertisement attached, will DO
received a This Office until twelve ". on WEDNES
DAY the fifth day Of June, 1872, for furnishing
such quantities OF stationery may be required
in the Department Of Texas from tie first day OF
} u}v, 1872 to the thirtieth day OF June. 1873.
Blank form of proposals with requirements at
tached, CAN I've had on application to the under
signed. JAMES A. EKIN.
Cher Quar,ermaster, Department of Texas
NH a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

tsArcheio9-. Hair Dye.--Thi. superb ;'lH
tye Is The best in the word--peFicctIv hati1iS 80
reliable and Simultaneous; 10 CIsaprCh O'"eut ~
ridiculous tine dIsagr-eable o'"r Ihe E1i.i.1Io
William A. Bal cnclogs nair I've produces 'hiintu
acry splendid hack OK naiutal oag"n e% coT,
tsi,, rar-: Gle Gf lead ~ a.v Injurious compound
NJ, w. - iyl3 "
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Prevailing wind, southwest total num-
her OF miles travelled. 7lS0.
+. MANSFIELD. Observer
Signal Service United States Army.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


MAroRALTY OF NEW ORLEAnsl
City Hall, April /, 1872.
No. 1429-AdministratiOn Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
BE it ordained That the following appropriations
be and hereby made, and that tha Ad-
nlinistIato of Public Accounts warrant the AID.
ministrator OF Finance in payment of the
BUREAU OF STREETS.
William Henry, ballast........... sol 90
P. Carrahan oyster shells "A 80
VI. COntiram, oyster shells.... 162 80
J. Root ballast and shells 1928 IS
G. C. Oliver, lumber. ............. esq IS
J. o. Mclean, ballast. 500 90
j. ]. O'Hara, brick bats........... l23 0C-S55u ls
BUREAU wHARvRs AND LANDINGS
Henry Laskey remaining levees. 5000 90
J. J. OHaIa repairing leyetS.... $3.50 90
William Kneale. bolts. 43 rs
q. c. Oliver, lumber. .......... 100 G1-l5 IA AZ
BUREAU OF CITY DRAINAGE.
T. Armstrong skmmers......... 430 90
Fl. T. Vernard, lumber. 355 ~
Leeds i Co, ironwork. 2h 20
L. c. Shaw, repairing tools 35 IS
Eastman Son, bricks, sand, etc 24 80
6. c. Oliver, lumDer.............. l64 A. 1920 10
Total. ...........................S2l ,9,6 %
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
leans, March 3d. 1872.
Yeas-Cocklem, Shaw, Delassze, Remick, Wal
ton.
BENZ F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
4 true copy:
Il. CoyvURsT CLARKE Secretary app 1t
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and Great Northern Railroad Company, New or
leans March 20 l&-2.-Au election for eighteen
Directors OF the company will be held at the
Office OF this company. on Camp street, opposite
LAFAYETTE square. on MONDAY April Is, 1872, from
nine to three o'clOyk-piCviGeG Il majority o. the
stock is represented at said elcctiO nut Il a ma
jOrity OF tie stock he NOT then represented me
election viii be he'd On MONDAY, April =, 49, at
same hours and place. H. >. CIAhhES,
Ioh22 rd Secretary.