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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-26
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.


Meeting OF the General Committee Last
Evening-A Call for Delegates to tho
Elmira Convention.
The Liberal Republican General Committee met
last evening at No. 453 Fourth avenue There was
present full attendance from all the different As
sembly districts, but very little business was
transacted.
In the absence OF Mr.. Thomas E. Stewart, Presi-
dent Of the committee, Professor Glaubenski took
the chair, with Mr.. D. A. Anderson acting as Secre-
tary
After the reading OF the minutes of the previous
meeting the chairman OF the Executive Committee
ton, which was unanimously adopted
publish can for primary elections be held wsdnes
to ieiesass he stats cQnxsniiSS e be held E%iTs
the ter terms Of he cali issued BY the State Commute
Mr.. PoLHEMUs rose to speak in reference to the
call to be issued, and said he hoped that In choos-
and that any person who was really DESTROYS should
be eligible without any question or cavi ABOUT Ms
former antecedents.
luton. He had the most cheering news IRON al
parts OF the State as to the growth ana spreading
influence OF the liberal republican party, and on
suggestion of Professor Glaubenski he moved that
the delegates ana alternates elected on October
should meet at the headquarters, No. 453 Fourth
avenue, next Friday evening. This motion was
also carried.
Mr.. PULLMAN rose TO question OF privilege and
spoke for ten minutes on certain resolutions
which he had offered last July concerning
the Board OF Public Instruction. He also
read article from the Public school Journal
which referred to these resolutions, and which
animadverted on Mr.. Pullman In rather strong
terms. Mr.. Pullman said the journal IN question
was nothing but advertising Sheet and OF no real
use to the community, which paid $4,000 per an
mum Tor its services as o book oil reference TO
teachers.
On motion of Mr. TowNLEY the resolutions were
made the special subject OF the next regular meet
ing. The meeting then adjourned.
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vINDICATIoN OF MR. SHEPPARD ROMANS

1t is to be hoped that the following statement
generating MIR. Sheppard Romans from charges
made against him will put an end to the con-
troversy between that gentleman and the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of this city,
The undersigned at the joint request Of Messrs.
Frederick s. Winston and Sheppard Homans have
as arbitrators, considered the questions referred
them raised by the letter, dated August a. 1873
from the Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
York, in regard to the relations OF Mr.. Romans
with that company while he was Its Actuary, and
they do find and determine as follows:-
First-That the audit by Mr.. Romans Of the ac-
counts OF the company subsequent to the quar-
terly account, ending November /, 1869, being the
five subsequent audits referred TO In said letter,
were so made alter the change oil policy by the ex
ecutive officers In regard tdsthe non-payment Of
post-mortem dividends.
Second-That the letter written by Mr.. Romans
In regard to the ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company, was an act OF courtesy in reply to re-
quest for inormation and that said letter was pri
vatc and confidential
Third-That the similar letter. referred to,
written by Mr.. Romans to the Hon. william Barnes,
was not directed to the case OF any named life
company, put was simply an opinion on an &C.
Fourth-we ascribe no blame to Mr.. Romans in
panies.
The foregoing cover the charges In the letter Of
ME- stuart, and are found by us as above.
Il. II. OWEN,
NEW YpBK, Sept "a, 1879 WIN. a. sEAvER.
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A LAKE DISASTER.

Sinking OF the Schooner Whiting on
Lake Michfgan-A Furious Gale-Grcat
Difficulty in Rcscuing Part OF the
Crew-TvO Men Washed Away.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Sept. rs, 1873
The schooner whiting went ashore near this
city during the night and since daylight the wind
has been blowing terrible gale from the west.
The vessel is heavily laden with salt and her deck
is even with the water About nine O'Clock this
morning the captain and one man leaped into the
water and, to the amazement OF the assembled
crowd, succeeded in reaching the beach. Soon
after this one OF the Tronside's lfcboats, manned
by crew OF five men, put of from the
shore, but, before reaching the schooner, the boat
filed and capsized one OF the crew, named Cofee,
q resident OF Grand Haven, being drowned. The
tug Miranda then started with one lifeboat and
one yawl towed astern, and succeeded in dropping
the yawl alongside the schooner. The four men
Jumped from the rigging into the boat aud were
greeted by the cheers OF q thousand spectators.
The next moment the yawl plunged under the
schooner's bobstay and rolled over. Three of lhe
sailors again succeeded IN reaching the rigging.
The other was seen for moment, when an I'M
mense breaker swept the poor fellow out OF sight.
The tug came INTO port, righted the boats and
boat got to the vessels side, but swamped before
the men could leave the rigging
Everything possible win be done to save the
few hundred dollars were invested here in suit
able lifeooat sych melancholy occurrences would
LArER-At half.past one p. NJ. the tug Miranda
succeeded In getting alongside the schooner Whit.
Ing, and took OF the three men. The bodies OF
two men who we're drowned have not yet been re-
covered.
The body OF man. supposed to have been
drowned from the steamer lr0nstdes, was iounu on
the beach nine miles north OF this place, this MORN
lnR.
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A BAXTER STREET ACCIDENT.

pascoey Bardo. an Italian boy, aged five years,
living at No. Baxter street, fell yesterday from
tho ann story winaow into the yard and died in
stantly. Coroner Herman held the inquest and
the Jury rendered verdict Of death tom ae-
ciheQta( lplQg'
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MILITARY OOURTEsIEs.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. rs, 1873.
The Rhode Island battalion, which has been
handsomely entertained by the Tenth regiment,
visited the State Fair to-day, and this evening
grand dress parade in their honor took place in
washington Park. The American Band aud
Battalion Glec Club gave q grand complimentary
concert. The battalion start homeward tomorrow
morning. The banquet last night was one OF the
handsomest affairs OF the kind ever given here.
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ESCAPE OF OoNvICYs FROM SING SING.

PoUGnKEEPsIE N. Y, Sept. %, 1873.
Three convicts escaped from Sing Sing Prison
this afternoon by jumping on passing freight
train bound south. Their names are Henry Lee,
William Reilly and Willlam SlipaeE
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Election OF Delegates to the state Com

Election or Delegates to the state Com
venti0n.
The Assembly District Conventions to elect dele.
gates to the State and Judiciary Conventions to be
held at Utica October l. were held last night when
the following named gentlemen were chosen:-
Dist. State JAdtcidrv
1-Jesse NJ Folk. ....... James b. Craig.
2-Samuel d. Norris. Henry J. Cullen.
3-DOminick Roche. William D. Veeder.
4-John G. Schumacher. :. TheO N. Melville.
ST. NJ Riley. .......... John Courtney.
6-Herman l.. Guck. ..... W. ID. Berdsal.
flames Anderson. .....- Bracken.
6-JOhn Fletcher ....... Thomas Ames.
9-RObert Fury ......... James ]. Gray.
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FOUND DROWNED.

Coroner Kessler was notified yesterday to mold
an inquest on the body OF man who was found
drowned at pier 80 North River, yesterday after
noon and identified as William Grebs, fOrty.nve
years old. q native " GermRpT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
iNS.ED STATES DISTRICT SOykV.
DISTRaCU OF GeUISI:NA
I: oE.e MATTE OF DAVIS / JACKSON, Esss
rtDt&.
{. ssankruptcs-soo 1852

WHEREAS, WILLIAM DAVIS, INDIvfDS AS.Ls
W and as a member of liz firm of Davis & lack
son. % New crlta1t, suS district aforesaid .iuly
declared bankrupt THdsy the act of Congress OF
Harca :, 1867. has this Dag filed Ia SAID cour. I.
petition prai rs iOr d discharge SlI cert fcate
the'c0. from All II. 1eSte ens OcheS claims prove
o. under said act.
Notice Is is therefore given 20 al creditors .h.
have proved sher bis and :, o.! 0.heg yer OOH I.
IN interest, tnat the sixth day ~ December 1873
at II 4. Nj, is assigned tor the hearing # the
same, and that they may then and there attend
and show cause if any they have, why the PRAYER
of the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the bankrupt will un-
dergo examination bFforo Register Kellogg on
the fourth day of December, A. D. 1873, at IL A. NJ.
al ais office in Customhou3e building.
Clerks Office New Orleans. November l3 1879.
sols2I2a < LoEW, Deputy CleFk,
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SALE OF MARKET REVENUES.

DRPAR-NPcT op CoMHRasa3
Fes Orleans NoSemb.: I9 1875. !
WILL HE SOLD FOR CASH, AT PUBLIC AUG
" ton. on WEDNESDAY, Eovember 26, 1873 at
twelve O'Clock NJ Ill the City Hall. the revenues
of tho public markets Soy tn. month OF Dec~mber
1873.
Vh- iesssss will be required 70 conform 70 all che
rlty ordinances relating to markets and will have
tht privilege OF collecting the revenues according
10 ordinance No So, RS amended
accepted bidders will be required at tlle time Of
sale, eo make TN. following Il posts on ell mar
kel. orIiSlnS over one thousand collars five
hui'titd 81" lars; under one Thousand! dolaYs ore
huudr"" and fifty dollars, which shall be forfeited
TO 1he city III case CT failure 10 co,.pe.e the COLI
tract Bids :" be n.aile ia currency.
3. 81 TYRNSCLG
HG2o :! = - n Administrator o. Commerce.
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ADJUSTMENTS
academy of Music.

Else Elise Holt appeared at the scadnnJ
oast night as GcltGfro, in her popular bur
2eseue entitled '.Lucreta Borgia NJ. D., or
Ga Grande Ductressc." The burlesque is
Sul of music, tun and good points, ana
shows the star to the best advantage. The
advent OF Miss Alice Harrison as blond"
6urlesGueT, was novel attraction, and she
gained fully as much applause in the piece
a. did Miss Holt Mr.. Harry Wall is the
same clever comedian as of old, and was in
his element az Lucreti" Eorgiu. Little
Minnie Maddern appeared in songs and
dances, and added much to the entertain
ment. The farce of ,Bowfd Out pre-
Geded the burlesuup. The same bill will be
repeated tonight for the benefit OF Miss
Holt
ST. Charles THEATRE
OGoi5ie. or Whose Wife" was repeated
ct the St Charles Theatre last night. Miss
Ada GRAY takes her farewell benefit this
evening, when she will appear as -ht'at in
Che sensational drama treIH the French, en-
e;ted French Women" The pieco as pre-
scented BY Miss Gray is the same version as
that produced at McVicber's Theatre III
Chicago, against the representation OF which
Dir. Dion Bouc;cault sued cut an injunction
for iutrinc cement upon the rights he ac-
CURED by borrowing the same piece, which
De BoUcicaulted from the ageuck stage ana
called Mimi"
5he Npexas
moss bsilliant aud fashionable audience
assemhiad at The Opera House last night 20
&ear DoniZetti's beautiful opera, Id Ia
Sorite," which was presented with cast of
unusual excellence, embracing Mile. Denaln
"a Leon0re ther first appearance), Nj. Guey-
Mard as Fernand, M. Devoyod as Alphonsc
and nj. Mayan as Bdhha-ar. Tomorrow
moon the dramatic company will present
"Esos-Frou."
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NOTICE.

1HK.srRs 0rPaR.vNyr
Once Of the Controller OF the Currency
Washington. Cotobe. %, 1873
NITlCE Il HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI vERS"SS
~ "'" ma' h.vs claims against the New orleans
National Hauklng Association. OF New Orleans
louisiana, thi.t iheS are called upon 10 present
the same and 10 max. isgs} Yrocs 10 John Geek
cl.eauA Louisiana,
JDE: JAY KNOX
noib SIN a,o,,,rn'lnr Of I'll. ~ rre,cv
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). Alonzo -. g.. Adam>->econa 1u.,,s
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER TvR RE-.
PAIR OF NiYAisvE~.
OIPaRTaFST op i~pgovssPSrs.
KaIS At.ls..~tnu G-,.rar,, L..

DIPaRTaFST op fsl.gOvssPSps2
View Orleans. November 20 1853 !
NEALfTs PROPOSALS. iU0RkSSED to Ti!sUN.
~ seysjsned at ih. office will ~. receiv.6 m. il
MONDAY noon, SoSeml"g Z: 1915, for furnishing
. Ctb feet OF lilHIbe ana - ESQ feet Of s,uar. Tim
bee. or 50 much fhc1ef a. may YET be :.oiir-G TO
complete t-e whhIv.s, according to vecf.at ions
Ill. in th. office OF Vie GIty Surveyor BIDS 70 he
foi payment III wharf ImprOv. bonds a. the
rate of ninety cents Sn Che dollar. she sity 10 :
serves TIE night /" ice. any and all BIDS.
Al. parties making proposals fec tii. COncrac.
are required I" deposit with the administrator Of
Finance as eviCsEs. Of their intention 20 nb:s Ly
the adjudication, sh. amount OF $500 in cash
which sh! De forfeited 80 3he City in rss~ o. q.I
ure Z" sign the contract. Yhs ceI t,t;cate OF sne
Administrator of Finance mu.. accompany IN.
proposal dders 10 whom con tracts are. not
awarded shall have 'h.iv .iepp5its returned TO
tn. n ON ,h- 'iaJ atiudcatons are made
Proposals TO be Endorsed "Propasals for lumber
nne! I'd JAMES LAWS Administrator,
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NOTICE.

(sfpN STATES CoSs.,Ir.rgg GA.o espsCg
Pc" Orleans, liz, S"veIah.. l5 1878.
s!foRHL:!oH HsVIsG REACHED TtIS HFFICE
y ttts certain Parties pretending I" act under
authority, nave been levyins tiackmail from par
tts bringing timber 10 the city. this is TO! otify all
parties that no such authority exists. i. there
Any law 10 Aut l"SiIe such action
JULIAN NEVILLE. Receiver.
ioi. = HAl,hN LOTT Register.
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PROPOSALS.

DHPsnT-Esr up Po!r.s
New Orleans Sov.nlb.r Il. deI.
G AIED PROPOSALS VIII BE RECEIVED At
~ thl- ottc- Till MEN SATURDAY. November q
az II H., tor prn'!n. blanks for the First -ecun.
shi,'! and Fourth Ist."pStaa Police Courts aud
public pounds.
Parties wishing Z" MAJ. proposals are invited 10
call a. This o!ce 10 examine samples .. blanks re.
qui I'd.
Al uronosa's 10 be addressed TO :he Adm!nis.ra.
t"H OF Police. marked 'Propo>ais for printing
blanks. I. E.EWSThR
iNI" A6ministratOr
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INOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pARIsH
- of Orleans. Nos 80 35l no. 1891 late Seventh
District Couru-By virtue of writ OF fit ri f4cias
to directed by the honorable the FouIth
District Court tor the parish of Orleans in tn,
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' *
change, k0ya! street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, December %, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock Nj, the following described property to
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of thu
defendant, Peter Kendall, in and to thirty thou
sand bricks, and a lot of cypress and pine lumber
contained IN the unfinished building situated on
FIRST street, between Locust and FIeret streets.
together with five iuts OF ground DIES gr ated "a
numbers seven, eight nine, ten and eleven in
square humber three hundred ard fifty four.
bounded by First, Philip Locust and Freret streets
also, lot of ground with the improvements there.
on, i'll square number one hundred and fif weight
Fourth district OF this clv being lot number eirht@
hOuLd-d by First, Second, st. Andrew and ST
David streets, easuIing thirty feet front on First
street; by one hundred fe. deep per plan of e.
A Hedtln, late surveyor, daJed May l. 1851 an
ne xed TO an act of May 2 1851, before H. Lewis
late notary public in this city and as Ser plan
number twenty eight, i'll office of ottschalk late
notary puDhc IN his CITY acquired by defendants
per act before j. d. Eusis notary puoc in ttiIg
city. dated fifteenth OF April, 1879; alss a certain
triangular portion 81 ground, with the improve
ments thereon situated i'll the square bounded by
Palmyra Olympia Gasquet and ST. Patrick str, eth,
III the Sirst Dis rict OF this cty nleasI1r no one
hundred aud seventy nine feet two inches fr MT
10y one hundred and thee feet three inches
ono .ir4 and one bundled and Gify.two feet four
inches sIA lines respectively on the other tw,S
Siuss or me trianglt sso Dcr plan of L. Pile sur
Vs'"r, FEB uafS g. 1913; also a certain square of
Sr"uns being 5Su@s2 number six hundred and
ninety iiin's in the Yhrd District Of this cttys
bounced by Sisnctsk, Monroe, Prosper aud ,lai-
i'osns .Sests; also, LOT of ground with the i'm
proysments. III square Number two hundred and
eighty four Fourth slssrist OF thi, city bounded
by jackson, Josephine, Ellen streets and Fulton
avenue, being lot number four in eaid square,
measuring thirty feet front Jackson st cct by
one hundred and ten feet depth, az per plan OF
H. Grant, late surveyor, dated eighth OF June lB47
deposited IL the Office of h. L. Kenny, late notary
phbilc; winch property acquired BY the said
GtIeHdaEt per act passed before a. S Beck
notary public i'll this city, the sixteenth of
january, 1913
Seized III he above suit.
Terms-Cdsh the SPOT
". P. HARPER
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SOhn ShelpS ~. Neve Orleans Priut NAV
,-,,,, and Publishing Company.


and Publishing Company.
<NIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OD
~ Orleans No. 4979.-By virtue of writ of fiers
tacias to me directed by the honorable the SIXTH
District Court for the parish of Orleans the abov1
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at put lie AUG
ton. at the Merchants and AHctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Gust ON b oussn
streets, i'll the Second District of this city, on MON
DAl. December l, 1873, at twelve o'clock M tho
following described property, to wit
THE NEW ORLEANS PlCAYUNE NEWSPAPER
say the printing and job Office, good will mate
rials, paper engines and machinery of all kinds
the office as it now stauas, and as it is run fir, III
day to day, with all the appurtenances tools. i'm
pitmeats furniture and couveniences, as nos
used IN eth T the printing, job office, sanctum on
any other department, together with all paper
INK coal, fuel, oil, desks, tables library, a com
pete HE OF the Pcayune newspaper as far as it 10
III existence from its first number all stationery
and all other personal effects connected with on
belonging TO the establishment
Seized i'll the above suit
ItrmS-Twentv five thousand five hundred dol.
lars cash, and all III excess OF that amount at six
twelve and eighteen months credit in negotiabu0
notes sa istactOrily indorsed divided so as to suit
the creditors of the defendant and with vendors
privilege reserved on the property sold and the
purchaser tn oDgate himself and give secu ity ton
finish and comply with the unfu filled contracts OF
the defendant for subscriptions and advertise
ments.
W. p. HARPER,
no2o 70 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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NeteorelOgical and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, tor The benefit of commerce, The
meteorological record, and rise or fall OF
the rivers, at }:!5 i. NJ !Oea. time, yester-
dav as follows:
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WRIT OF ELECTION.
Fourth Congressional District.


STATE or LOUIS. AVA
Executive Department.,
Rev Sr!eaUs, October p, 1875.
N~ttfsSs BS TRE CONSTITUTION OF THE
W United states and the laws of the State OF
Luu'S!t,'" IL - made the duty 0t the executive
authority whenever any vacancy shall happen in
t't iet'ts utd on 70 onGrt-> from Tie said STATE
TO Issue Il "r!t If election to t. II such vacaLcv
Nit cas- q vacancy has occurred in the repre-
sentati9l 10 Congress f!om .Lt fourth congress
l4naI .istrlct ~ the State of LOUISIANA, by the
death of Samuel Peters member ect 20 sfe Forty.
third Congress from the SAID district
pos, therefore, !. q. Z. Aituiur Giru%enast Gov
tfHoi ana sctihg Governor of the state of aous;-
ana 90 ISSUE this, my proclamation. d. igna,irs
IHNDas 'he t"entT fourth day of November,
lo'5, as the day sOr the election of q Representa-
tive = the Congress OF The United States from the
ioGrfA cp.gtes5onal district of the State of Lousi
aiia ana hereby direct all sIDervisor~ OF reg
tration and other officers of the parish Of West
ftAHlaua, Poiute toupce Avoyeiles RapiG-s. Sa-
olhe s.t' nitoches, De soto, Caddo, Bosser, VIM,
"IahL' Rec RIVER, Webster and Vernon, forming
sa'S Congressional district. 70 AXE all necessary
steps for I'll. holding of said election accordance
with N. asHs OF shis State aud af ehe United
States.
Given undrs my hand ard The seal 0; the s:.te.
hereI.Ato sttasted 'his tsenty seventh day OF DC
iohtr' = l" 1915, oH! OF the Independence - the
'a''e'' ''.' .. sn'e.le" the sinety-s.gh's.
AleIIela.. 'oTG.ace Aa6 Acti2s Cove scr "t
louisiana.
b. ~" Acting G"ve1nsr:
e. BEeLosDE, secse.ze . q. ste
H7P,.A Bo..D OF HErrRsiSs Hp2lesss,.
S.s cEeaHs, November >, 1915.
meeting - here by called for on FRIDAY, aovem-
Der a. at twelve O'Clock NJ at the Senate Chamber,
Mechanics Institute, for the purpose of compiling
and canvassing the returns of an election to be
held upon the twenty fourth instant III accordance
with writs of election promulgated October n and
81, 1873.
j. MADISON WILLS, President
w. ~ tAaPRHLL. Assistant Secretary. asS
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W. P. HARPER
noZl de- % Sheriff of the Parish of Oneana
Mrs. l.. Whitney vs., Charles AIxves

Mrs. h. Whitney VS.. Charles AIwes.
1NFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
l. or Orleans, No. 495l.-By virtue of a writ 81
herl faclas to me directed BY the honorable the
ruin District Court for tile parish OF Orleans in
a1e above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
al pubhc aNrton, en- the premises hereinafter desis
mated, on TUESDAY, December D. 1873 at halfpast
four "ciock P the following described property.
THE GOODS AND MERCHANDISE consistin, Of
drugs and medicines, in the premises situated
coruer OF Goodc hdren and Elyslan Fields streets.
IN the mira plstr CT u this city per inventors
which may be seen in my Office
Seized in the above suit.
T1rms-Aash on the spot.
W. p HARPER
NO20 s8 dc2 Sheriff of the Parish nf nrIo,rr
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suece ssisu % Marie Adr1eR Perxac~No.
81 629
AtRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAKIsh
~ of Orleans-NOtice is hereby given to the cred.
itOrs of this estate ard to all other persons hereiu
interested, to show cause within ten days from
the present notification, If any they have or can
Why the account presented by the tutrix admin
ister.ng this estate. should not be homologaed
and approved and the funds distribute in accord.
SDCe there~th.
BY order OF the court.
noi3 Il. PRANK PACE yR. CTeYf