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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
LOCAL ENDORSEMENTS.
THE JEFFERSON CLUB.


The Jefferson Club of this city held !. sYeo5iai
meeting Thursday evening and adopted the following
preamble and -Ssolution
the Hon b. Graft Brown OF Missouri nave r9e
the hands OF OF the country nom
nation for President and Vice-Preoiuon'' ~
Te platform Of principles adopted by such
Convention embodied substantially the Ino-uoHoieA
principles Of the afosad are believed to have
by reason OF their personal worth the eO ation. " ~
oJed Thsf in the opinion the Jefferson cnD OF
the CITY OF New-YOrk, the DemocraTo 1879 shouid
meet ~ Baltimore on the eth day Of july ~ eh Son
5 ,ha naminaes Aforesaid the nominees OF sueh Oon
Luaaa ~" II. W. GENET Presldent.
THOMAS McsPEDoS' 3vce-Presidents.
GILBERT PALMER, }
JONI b B M n {secretaries.
THE NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRATS
The Ninetaenth Ward Democratic Association adOp'eo
the following last Thursday evening: al.
Whereas At the State Convention OF the reg losed
gates OF the Democratic party nas Of delegates
the National Convention 20 be held az tdDt and
President OF the United States at which the hon;
Thomas Klnsea OF Kings County was Cnairinan;, san, SAM
of ts iate Cincinnati Convention and substance rat
fed the candidates nominated az sald ConVehIlon
whereas The Chairman OF said Rochester DemocraIc
Conventon with large majority Of its regular uele
gates, ratified and approved the patOrm anu .b Ion
6f aid CINCINNATI Convention which nominated the hon;
Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown for Presldent anu
ViceP President Of the United states and .,.,.ors
Vhereas AS Democratic voters and goOd clIIens,
desiring 10 live under a republican goyernmeht' CON
Quoted on principles Of equity and Justice to AL on am
nesy for past oenses Of equality or suffrage OF reduced
taxation OF a restored commerce, or liberty anu az,
and aording the laDOrer just reward ior LIS Vo
and - 80 hohoId a
whereas In the Hon. Horace Greeley we Den9iG .
patriot and scholar one who by honest aDor anu ,rh
remttting dill gence has well earned and won the nsn
distinction which he receives always the FRIEND 70 De
poor and oppressed; the mechanic s. the afitiai
and the lapOring mans true advocate without PoS
fanaticsm or g1ous bgotry he Is alike tne en ~
the Protestant the Catholic, and the JeWi Tree Honi
marty trammels he can do justice TO all; ana -.
Whereas. The choice OF the Democrauc voocns ~
rest between Greeley and Grant, from the latter ..
whom the Democracy have received and can expect
notbiRg but insult and cOntumey, usurpston anu
tyranny taxation and oppression il It's most aDhorren
form now, therefore, -, ...t.- ., ,ha
Resokped rhat we eheeruly ratify the action OF me
Democratic state Convention held az Rochester, anu We
heartily ratfy and approve OF the candidates IOr re
dent and Vice-President nominated at the Clncinnhu
COnveuton and request the Democratic deiegates from
the Empire state at the approaching BaItmOre
zion 10 vote solid for Horace Greeley ana b. uratz
Brown.
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800 900 Asved.-ren heu,.ad he.ssteeosr. N ss ox
. al xp~s u fnnsf p'stas "a
a. h.,. ssndl-i ,sbs kn.es.
e. Or a.s.a PLATED ard 90 9sca .n1 o.
articles selling By COL DN.DA'' ~ W. W ""''
ous-thiri Les. 1aa The rega. ~ pn'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

FIRE IN TRENTON.

TRENTON, n. j., May 1.-THE bow factory Oh
Messrs Croft White Co., was burned this afternoon
destroying the upper part OF the building' anu
the principal part Of the stock the iosS
estimated at 5000; insured "a follows al 'io
National OF Bangor for s7OO the machinery ~ ai
500 the stock Westchester OF New York N,.uo o
maC hluery; Hudson OF Jersey CITY $1,000 on ii,
North American $500 on machinery and 81 lO On 49, 49,.
ing. Franklin of Philadelphia, 500 on Toes -,
EQUITY Contrihuuouship, 1850 on building '''ai
sgralc-- ss,0J-
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The WISCONSIN DEMOCRACY.
A STATE CONVENTION CALLED.

MILWAUKEE,, May 1.-THE Democratic
State Central Committee met in this city to-day. There
was full ate ndance and call issued for State
Convention be held in Milwaukee June H. to choose
delegates TO Baltimore No aIlusion made in the
official declarations to the Endorsement Of Mr. Greeley
but the feeling on the subject high. There was
large attendance OF Democrats from all parts Of the
State deeply interested in the question.
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press gnaion at the attempt Of the OF Creek road ~
prevent the Pennsylyania petroleum road crossing ne
track and entering the city The road now has io0
men at work. with miles graded. II Is expected tne
road VIII be running between Titnsyile ana Efle "
August The attempt in the Oil Retners ConVentlon.
TO consolidate the refining business OF the country
proved failure, and the Convention adjourned.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFor other ship Yetcs see Ei0hh Pd0e.l
.unDFUEn

ARRIVED -
ss.rsbin Missouri Curtis Havana MAY and Nassau i'e- WIN
a.. - ,ss, 20 Atlantic Ma Stesmship Co - -
volunteer BIoodgoo Phlatelph with mise ann pas
10 Lorl ri steamship CO. -c..
sb,n Raropa IN g. Pcher Bremen ~ days Win nose
Rs Masonic stocktonl Lampher heaipA o. aY Mn Tut
B.s LTla ST. John n b. Holder hon'eFoeo marco ~ WIN
nd Es aua Capa CSOr Anderson, Newport days with railroad
iron 60 ~ :, Ga N,r..,gho Anil 20 With
coffee. -. vs,h .u..,
49, csr.b banker Cotton y with rubber and ans
sesr louie A. of BookhAven fooker CArdena " aqs
with molRsses -, n MI. = -. .,h ,,,
-, tasns Babbett John ~ g.. LAYS. xith lumber
Sesr Anna NJ Dickinson, Dickinson, Corpus Chsa y days vi %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

BBSNRrr-MRGARYY- THURSDAY MAY is = " Jsmes, -.
pal Church Brooklyn By Rev Charles Homer v'rs SO
Benust, 10 Jane Aeriua. youngest daughter 81 MS 'aH'
PRLL0wBs-oLLIPP-O THURSDAY Mar 49, s nc res ~
brides parents the Rev Prot Prsncs Raj hr so19 -
BroklYa 10 Mars Louise only daughter Of liam Oin1 ~
Irli Staten ls.an1
MGLLER-HOw sERIa Rashfori n Y, Wedoesiay MAJ ~
the residence q the brides parents hy the Rev O. Warmer mr. ~
Miller 10 Mis- Delta Ho~ser. No cards
"Wednesday MAY rs at the r.iesee o. me
parents the Rev ~ G. SupheB D. D. Iohl " VHosa
agnes laughter Robert Morton. esq al q ihB esT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
A BALANCED ACCOUNT.

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: At the State election of April l, 1872,
IL was said vote for Jewell is a vote for Grant"
We voted for Jewell the face Of that impudent asser-
ton At the election OF United States Senator May u.s.
1872 the cry raised vote for Ferry vote Tor
Greeley" SO that account is balanced Time brings its
revenges h D. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

Horace Greeley could by any possibility be elected Pres
Of the United Statea should look upon tnss e,s
the srest and perfect sign OF the regenerao
OF our country. lVoices-"G Good, good.'N
The banquet ended after toast In honor OF Ds'roN
Attorney Briggs, who responded fehctousiy' anu MI
Haslun was subsequently serenaded
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HE FEATHER.
war DrPAHYHTSI,
OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OfffShh'
WAsHNGToN, ID. c., May Is, ls72-l a. NJ
svnopsis ~ Ia pam tlee,llV- four Aollri.

The barometer is highest over the New
England and Middle Atlantic Sates the lowest rs IN
tral over Kentucky. Cloudy weather, with ram pDs
prevailing from the South Atlantic coast to ING Oni'
Valley.
Cloudy and partially cloudy weather over tne S1 5
England, Middle aud Gulf States. and west OF me
Valley Light fresh winds the stations east "a 'Ho
Rocky Mountains.
Probabilities -, ..
The barometer VIII continue falling from floilu. "a
New England and the lower lakes, the 81 ram 81
east ward over the southern portion Of The hiGie S'
on Saturday.
Cloudy weather with southerly 10 westerly winds VIII
PROBABLY prevail the Gulf States pardait Vloa,
weather north and west OF the OHIO Valley VIII "'
eriy WinIa Dangerous winds not anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR MR.. VOORHEES,.
BOURBON DEMOCRATS AND GRANT REPUBLICANS
EXPECTING A FUSION IN INDIANA.

JFyyERsoyvILLE. Iyp.. May 16.-1he Repub-
can Conees Convention OF the Second District OF this
state met IN this city to-day, and unanimously n9n-
for Cougress The district has been regarded as hope
lessly Democratic the present member Hon NJ u Kerr
having been elected In 1870 by nearly 6OO nalorlty'
There IL now more harmony between the Bourbon Demo
Gratis and the straight Republicans than among the Op
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4 ~luuular Dl-eIH

dresmed that Dr. COLrOs had tsksa sas o. toe t9
efcrsi ~ MoisseT that Horas Gre Neg souf y s ~
Wa ase-p and having tooth drswn At SsTs eO~>s'
Institute. All Gssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

Mothers, Mothers, NJ Nthers.-DoHt sai to proeur ha
wrsaSvs az dsas nei'Hs 70 ne rssi
IN chlldrra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

u.r,e,. Magic on Hsaaaebs FeuslxA Hsss>hsz.
s.,s Thr,.t Col hi The Head Contaaona Try u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

Rupture.-RaInbow's euro proved By tsessasfs nee
praeIpia COZ Broadway, Housson7st
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HlRRIED.

us..x .h,Se. N every description tn,royrf prtrss
""N'" @ l. KKLrr CoxPAsr, "a Bs-sds-t
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THE OIL TRADE

TrusvILLE, Penn May IA mass meet
!n " .sou, WAS held III his city, LAT evening " ex
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Guecial Notices

Graud Mass Meeting Of the Friends Of Greeley and
Brown.
Al mint meeting Committees appointed nom the Liberal apa'
u Committee County General Committee iHi Of the Commits
nno0 by Cooper Iustate MsSs Meeting o. APn u hs "
Lincoln Club House Friday evening. MAY H. It vas resolved l .
GENERAL RATIFICATION MEErrS5
OF THE FRIENDS OF GREELEY AND BROWN
Be held on TUESDAY EVENING MAY %
A. UNToS-sQUAaR
vas further resolved all organizations Of the City Of N'F ps
favorable election OF Greeley And Brown BE- requested % "
delegates sal bodies 70 meet with the % MS
DAY EVENING May 90 ats O'clock at Lneoa Ca5 hoa 10 "
. sr,t 70 perfect arrangements By order ot Comrlse
GEO B. vay BEgSr Secretary GEO q. ytS CLEFT charnia
Liberal Republican state Committee eadauarters.
The aeIa . House q c, q Ys-Yorf whes they be
any hour Of the day and " which '' JOIN coGaRAss
ALva1D WILKINSON Secretary.
Mercantile Library Association.
UNION NOMINATIONS, B11-D
FOB DIRECTORS
CUAs H. WILSON with n. g. Caala Co
PETER yOoRHIs with gIuuroie Life las -
+ C. CURRIE with Ter, G1swoli Keiiegg
HENRY D. LLOYD An. Frse Trade Lsasla
r,e,t,ou TUESDAY Nay a. Polls opes fOa - n. 90 ~
RATIFICATION MEETING % support tis 'o'7e aoIalie. ~
he held Al LRAvITT Cos AUCTION ROOMS CLlSIos ILL.,
40, Mace MONDAY EVENING, May 90 ssa0cocf.
sAML PUTNAM. W. 4 AASVLSs
CBAs osGOoD sRyhoURA BuscR.
las H. PBRCIVAL " sHbahS'
J. o. EGBERT loS n LsDos%
GEO C. CLARKE GR0. B MILLS
Executive coanittee.
The West Farms wsodchopger'..G &c LAB al, 80, ~
For Pdent-rhe Farmer Of thapPs9ni $500
An s Tr.S s1 "a sATIsr EvsSIS Mls l o
+ %IIL e; s'i bEss saF $SHs SAsxy
Samuel Party John Jacob He'd IoAs T-aHof D'ai
r she'll Michael buns, vioe-P rssdents.
carries Gsrsg B. Valentine Enoeh vresaal ~ $685..
sale OF s9s Paintings
for the BENEFIT SUFFERERS the CHICAGO FIaR
In eaux attention to the PAINTINGS exhibition :, as
Leavi Art Gallery BIT Broadway Geaz The ies oOosaAa0' Of
Prench Aistsl the undsned deso 70 81 aai tas
SALE viii take place Aaeon. without limit
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING" NAY 10. u All
10 A. CHaioa Hal, commencing at o'clock
x. o. MORGAN
Chairman Connisse Prsash PaaiagA
WIN. q APPLETON.
Chanaa couniFsa Du.ssliori Pas.ayS
James * Kirkland,
FOUNTAINS. VASES.
GARDEN oasAMsSrs
EsrYOrk.
! The WorEingwome Protsctive Union,
d Blseeser prevention redress Of fsais All moo.,as
upon Working who ss cot 70 aossesod seree ~ a"a
porsrs assisted obtaining employment Wages witch Ls
been collected BY law whea necs.ss Anes arr
Postoace Ns,les-yn. NAILS rs FOB AssoPE al sr "a
WEDNESDAY ma N, % THURSDAY a. o M ~ %
DAY az lin =. n. 1Oe -
PaferI.-MUSS CO. Pasishsrs sira,ihc A@-reas y ptt.
row T. patents eysryvses . ys sIpsrssss' s''@AS
s0ssdenta send er Pass Laws saa Ssas % lny-a,er,
Waruock * Co.'S silver Pearl Cashmere H..
pr,s I've DlIarL Nos article bat s1.ns Heai aA4'
HAr-5l9 Brrsdsay
-For the best Bsro5sers .si aL,'gss cas- az
-,arn. DanIoas, Enlargsd Jliais, a. lsAscs Of Ss
| eareS 5T De- kAcnA2tE. p Va.'a ssaAss
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DIED

al Notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed w'A ~"
nams and 0ddresG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
The Fusion state Campnigno

OPELOUSAS, SeptemOe %, 1879
} Governor EaImoth, accompanied by Cofo
onef Hatch arrived at New Iberia on SUM
day morning, where they found a committee
awaiting them with conveyances, in which
they Immediately started for St. Martins
Sjlleo 81 their way to Opelousas. On ar
! irving at ST. Martinsville they were met By
committee, who extended to them the
freedom of the cityo Before 3eavingo the
| Governor was informed that a local dissena
| sion existed in regard to nominations Re
suggesteth plan Of fusion which was ace
| copied, and the matter amicably adjusted.
a nominating convention will be held in
the parish of St. Martin on the fifth day of
October. The Governor and party then
continued on their way, stopping last night
at the residence of Elk Governor Mouton,
where they were Hospitality entertained.
This morning at four o'clock the journey
was resumed, passing through Vermilion-
villeo Arriving af Sto Charles College
Grand Coteau, they were invited to breako
fast by the presidents Rev. J. Roduit, and
Father c. We Widmano This institution.
Incorporated in 1852 by the State Of Louise
lana, js empowered 70 confer all the
academical honorso The site Of the college
is on rising ground, and has always been
regarded one Of the healtiest IL the State.
The plan Of instruction embraces Latin,
GreeBo French Englishs poetry rhetoric,
history geography mathematics etco The
grounds are, spacious and the buildings
commodiousa The college IL built IN the
Corinthian styfes and can accommodate
$50 Students The rolls show at present
abous eightyo
The Convent Of the Sacred Heart Is sHtuo
ated near this Institution, and is under the
direction Of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart.
1t has seyenty.fve young ladies attending.
IA tie gtibefnatoriaI party approached
Dpeiousas they were met by a large delegae
ton. who furnished them with fresh horses.
which were driven imm ediateIy to the grove
where the msetlng was being held.
as soon as CoIone? ,McEnery concluded
his speech tH.ere were calls for Governor
Warmoth, sho addressed the assembjage
amid great enthusfasmo
The meeting was presided over by john
g. Tay!oro The following gentlemen were
appointed Tice presidents: Felix Deiean,
Jesse B. Clark. l. S. Howard, +. Robin F.
Perrodas, L. D. Prescott, Samuel Haas,
Theodore II. Lewis, John J. Gardner, c.
Gaionde: SECRETARIES d. Lastgaps and A. B.
AndeTsonq
Speeches %ere trade by the entire cam.
paigp committee. and were enthusiastically
received
Beeyes. Hcgs, sheep. etc. were 5arbecued.
and on the conclusion of the speech of Mr..
Ellis, who closed the meeting, the president
announced that the table to the right was
reserved for the ladies', about one hundred
of whom were present, and that the remain'
ing tables were at the disposal Of the 1nUl'
titudeo
There were about 1900 persons present,
one-fourth of whom were colored.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
Local intelligence


POLICE Headquarters TO BE REMOVED. -
the Board of Police Commissioners have
proposed or viii propose to the city Admino
istrators to provide rooms in the City Hall
for the commissioners and the supefintend.
ent, The building at present occupied at
She corner Of Carondelet and Girod streets,
must be given up in another month, which
is the reason the board is looking about fer
other quarters. If the proposition is acc
Gepted there will be a saving of fully $4,000
yearly in house rent, and in two telegraph
operators. There are several other good
reasons Why the Board should be located in
the City Hall, but they are such as will not
particularly interest the general reader it
js unnecessary to say that $4,000 is ~oyth
saving
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA )
Executive Department :
New Orleans, September II. 1879.
KKTHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation Of the official bond
of W. s. Mount as city treasurer in and for the
city of New Orleans. to wit: bond dated July
1868, in the sum of $50 600, signed by W. y. Mount
as principal. and L. F. Generes, Samuel Jamson,
j. L. Gubernator, Williamson Smith, John David
son s bn 9og bn ac M as
performance by the said ". S. Mount of his
duties as city treasurer aforesaid; notice is
is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said BOND, to file their objections to the cancelia-
ton thereof in writing, in the Office Of the Secre
tary OF State, within ninety days after the last
publication hereof
Given under my hand and the seat Of tbe State,
this seventeenth da" of Septsmber, A. D. 1872 and
of the independence Of the United States tie
ninety SEVENTH
i. G. w4R3JOgHo
By +he 61ovorHSro
l. A WOODWARD,
Assista1lt Secretarv of STATE se93 21e
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REGISTRATION.
OF5.cs OF STATE REGrsTRAR OF VOTERS,
State of LOUISIANA,
Na1n- Orleans ALlri1 Il 26 Id

Og5ICE OF STATE RRG1sTRAR OF VOTERS
State of LOUISIANA, :
New Orleans, August 26, 1872.
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
L section twenty of act No. &c. approved March
is. 1870, notice is hereby given that the offices of
the Assistant Supervisors of Registration for the
several wards Of the city Of New Orleans VIII be
opened on MONDAY, September2 1872, for the re.
vision and correction of the lists Of registered
voters OF the parish Of Orleans and will remain
open until SATURDAY, October rs, 1872, sundays
and legal holidays excepted. Office hours from
A. N. until Il NJ. and from P. ". to P, 81.
All qualified electors of the parish Of Orleans who
were not registered in 1870 and now desiring to
register and all voters registered in 1870 who have
removed from the ward in which they then resided
must make application for registry to the Assist.
ant Supervisor OF the ward in which they now
reside,
All registered voters who have changed their
places OF residence within the ward in which they
were registered in 1870, are notified to appear at
the office of the Assistant Supervisor of Registra
ton of the ward, and+have such change noted upon
the registry books and upon their Certificates of
registration.
One registration Office will be established in each
ward, and due notice will be given of its location
B. P. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar Of Voters and Supervisor of Regis
tIation Parish OF Orleans. au27
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26

STATE OF HoUrsIAsTA
Executive Department,
Sew Orleans, September 5, 1872
NS+HERE42, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
~ BE for the cancellation of the official bond
OF Gabriel LeaumOut as auctOneer in aud for the
parish OF Orleans, 10 wit: bond, dated March
8, 1910 il the sum of $1,000 signed by Gabriel
Leaumont as principal and Jules Tuyes as sure ty
the said bond being conditioned for the faithful Per
torrance by the said Gabriel beaumont of his
duties as auctiOncer aforesaid: Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the said bond to
file their objections to the cancellation thereof in
writing in the Office of the Secretary OF State,
Gwen Under my and and the sea- Of the State
this fifth day o. September, a. D. 1872, and of
the dependence of the United States the ninety.
seventh. H. &c WARMOTHs
By the Governors
Y A. WOODWARD, assistant Secretary OF State.
spt BOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
Auditor Graham,

Going down St. Charles street early yes
terdav afternoon was honest James Ora
ham, the State Auditor. As he passed the
writer. Mr.. Graham casually remarked, Il
am going down" And he was. Alone and
unattended he was going, after parole to
take leave Of his family, to present himself
to the officers Of the Parish Prison, in ODE
dience.to the mandate Of the court. There
are few men who can be trusted to imprison
themselves, and Mr., Graham seems to be
one Of tie few.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26

WHEREAS, ULCER LAUyE, OF IBERvTLLE
w parish, and district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt uGder the act of Congress Of March 2
1867, has this day filed in said court petition
praying for a discharge and certificate thereof
said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
i'll interest, that the eighteenth day of November,
1872 at II NJ, Is assigned for the hearing of the
same, and'th they may then and there attend
OF the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the bankrupt will IN
go an ex animation before Register Kellogg on the
fifteenth day of November A. D. 1872, at II a. NJ,
at his office, Customhouse building.
Clerks office, New Orleans, September H. 1872
sells 20 81 K. LOEW. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
Regiatration Cases

Commissioner Weller yesterday tried and
dismissed the following cases: Bias LGanos,
charged by L. D. Larrieu with false regis
tration; Santiago Amanda, charged by L. D.
Larrieu with false registration; j. N. Carr,
first ward, refusing registration TO Daniel
Martin; Francis Mouney. fifth ward re1us.
ing to register j. H. Williams
These trivial cases are getting to be dis
gustinglY frequent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
Buying Furniture.

Now is the time for many people to COM
mence housekeeping, while others remove
to larger houses and want to select furni-
ture. The place to buy is at the establish
ment of Mr.. J. B. Hubbard, corner of Ram
part and Perdido streets, who has the
largest stock of furniture, at the lowest
prices in the city. He has one fixed rule,
by which he has been governed more than
Thirty years, and that is one price for all
Go there to buy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26
U, s, MARSHAL'S SALES.
g. souIes & %. Isl. steamer TahIeouah.

C. Soules & Co. vs.. steamer TahIeQuah.
N THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS
L trict of Louisiana, No. 99+0-BY virtue of a
writ of venditioni exponas to me directed in the
above entitled suit, I will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on THURSDAY, october 8, 1872 at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the entrance of the Custom
house, on Canal street, between Old LeFee and
Peters streets
THE STEAMER TEHLEQUAH, her tackle, etc.
now lying at Algiers.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United States MarshaLs office, New Orleans. Sep
TENDER 20, 1872.
B PACKARD,
sell Is Oc3 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-26

Hon. Thomas H. holland, it is intimated,
will have as competitor in the field for
Congress Dr. Darrell, the present incum-
bent, notwithstanding the arrangement
made for the withdrawal of the latter. Is
this fair play