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, 1873-10-15
A TuSSLE WITH BURGLARS.

At half-past / O'Clock yesterday morning,
Officers Dalton aud Meagher, Of the Union Park
Police Station, observed come suspicious looking
follows hoyoring about tho vicinity of Ashland
avenue and Eric street. The officers concea1cl
themselves to watoh their movements. protty
soon they saw them attempt to entor the house
Of j. W, Payne, ut the corner OF Ashland avenue
md Second street. Tho officers rushed upon
them, aud th6 burglara took to
their Leols, closely pursued They had
not run far, when ono Of tho
burglars turned abont with revolver in lis
band, and, taking deliberate aim, fired. Officer
Dalton cried ont :. I'm shot," aud aapk to the
ground. Officer Measher kept right on after
tho scoundrols, and kocping bis eye on tho man
who had done tho shooting, caught him near
pauna street. Ilo raturnod with lin to Ohlcor
Dalton, who WAS found to have rocotvea loAh
wound in his thigh. lilo WAS able to walk to the
station, whore he was attended, by Dr.. Will,
Tho wound is not dangerous. Tho burglar was
found to bo woll-known thief named Jack
IIanly, He was taken bofora suully, yesterday
morning, and re1nindsd for further oxautIna-
tion,
, 1873-10-15
..RiAILROAD NEWS.

SkGtch Of tho Chicago, MlI1inHton 81
Western Nnrroyy.ttnEEo lkOnh~-An
KmpOrtnnt Section of Country to 10
Trtlversod"-1ts Proposed Connrc-
tiOIA.
Tho Chicago, sfilllngton l. Western Railroad
Company, which was Incorporated by an act Of
the Legislature last March. hayo completed tho
surveys Of tho projected road as far west as Dit
buque, Iowa. and havo acquired tho right Of way
for noarly the entire distance. This rond will DO
thrco-foot narrow gango, and will commonce at
Chicago crosB Fox River, ut or near hlillington,
skirting tho Illinois River bluffs ut LaSallo and
Peru, thence through the oxtonaive coal-deids In
that vicinity to Princeton, and viii mako NIusca-
tino, H., its western terminus. Tho Company
has suffered but worry littlo by tho late
monoy-panic, because tlis road is meot-
Ing with tho aid OF farmors who sco
Of tho transportation question, because It ia
claimed 1t eau Afford to carry freiglts much
lower than broad-gnugo rondg. It Is claimed
that 1t will not cost over SIC, 900 milo to build
this road while it costs about $4,000 milo to
construct broaa-gauge roads.
There is at present only ono three foot narrow
gauge road In tho State, namely, from St. Louis
to caiFo qn nd Mr.: William B. ogdon who lstely
paving roads in, tho country: Tic nov
road will connect at Muscatino with tic
Iowa system OF narrow-gauge ronds, thus
making i contributary to tho Denver l. Nio
Grando Railroad, anothor narrow-guago, which
is generally known Ut the Rosocrans road, aud
runs direct to Mexico City.
st. Louis capitalists arc now building narrow.
guago road to Kansas City, to connect with the
System tho Chicago, brillington / Western il
trying to reach in the interest Of Chicago trade
Tho managors expect to begin operations noxt
spring, md that the enterprise will DO car1od for
| ward to speedy completion is vouohcd for by The
prominent mon connected with this important
road: LOWS Steward, Of Piano, Is The presi
dent, a1-stato sonator ]. W. Eddy. Of Milling
ton, Vice President, Jnlian 8. nunsey, Of thi
city, Treasurer, and George N. Jackson, Of thi,
city* Secretary. =
Mr. y. r. Williams, OF the H. X. d Il. r. r.
has received dispatch to tho o1reot that quaran
tino on the Houston 4 Texas Central Railroa<
haa been raised, md that communication ia opo1
through to Galveston, Texas.
, 1873-10-15

Tho Rev. James Hill will lead the noon prayer
mooting to-day.
Wilism Gilmore stole $1e0 worth Of property
from Alexander Doyle, II Judd street. His plea
was guilty and his bail $500.
All membors Of Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 6.
K, of 8. r., aro requested to bo on hand at their
hall this evening ut O'Clock, promptly.
a Law-and- Order meeting Of tho citizens Of
tho Eighteenth Ward will be hold this evening,
ut tho corner Of Market aud Ontario Btreots.
Tho North Chicago Rolling Hills yesterday
drew e9l, 600 FROM tho Northwestern National
Bank to pay their 600 hands for one months
work.
Jamca Loyo rofusod to put up division wall
which the Fire Warden ordered him to build. In
consequence OF his refusal, Justice Scully fined
him $50.
Mrs. uubaek Ia bad woman. Sho sold
enough poor whisky to four small boys to make
which sla promptly paid
The aeyonth annua1 Convention OF tho Amori-
can Institute Of Arclitocts will begin ut 10
o'clock this morning, iu the Open Board Room
OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
Tho Schooner Owaaco, while being towed mp
the rlyer yesterday forenoon, collEded with tho
abutment OF Randolph street bridge, breating
A meeting, whose object IL to form Law-and-
Order Club il tho northorn part Of tho Nintl.
Ward, Will 10 hold to-lnorrow ovoiing ut No, 140
Went Harrison stroot. Good speakers arc OK
poctca to attond
John Powell kocps a saloon at 400 State asrcot.
1io koopB opon house till tho WOO hours, and
tries to mako Banyon think Washbur4 gayo him
John paid the city S20 and costs.
Tho alarm Of fro from Box 184 nt 8 o'clock
yesterday AFTERNOON was cauBol by tho tllauoy-
ory OF fumes In tho ,csidunco Of 1auiol lly.lor,
, 1873-10-15

L. h1srcl," nemernbrancea of paris". .piefkc
Fotpouff1- tasthn '..'....,'''.''.''....N .Nlcoai
5. Overture" Olheo ~. .nossini
/. Solo and Chorus- Aida Verdi
5. Waltzes-" East aud Won't Godfrey
6. Selections" "Aana Doleyn .Donizettl
7. Overture" Paragraph 11I". .suppe
8. Potpotr11- Faust .6ounod
o. Galop-" Albertiua ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Pefke
EVENING.
]. March" Gen. nfoke's ..Parlow
a. selecsiou-1l Tenplario ..Nicol
g. Overtu4o-"Les Bandits ts".............. nomano
L. Polka nrayura-Cornst Aolo. .Derlioz
g. Fanase from The 8iciian Vespers u. Verdi
g. Waltxcs-st Morning Star .Labitxky
T. ovorture-" Military .poehnnsky
g. Potpourri-" Isnnhauhor r"...-...........,W Wagner
o. Galop-" Good Evening gn.................G Godfrey
Conductor, Fiodoard Hoffman,.
, 1873-10-15

10 the great auction aae ut North Evanston this after
noon7 The train lesyos tho topot, corner Of Kuzte
and Uanal ntroets, at 1Bo sharp Tho mud to 10 sold
ts htgh has Sidewalks IL near tho t1opot, mud inl-
lnGl!ately adjoinH Que improvements. Evanston
lrldca herself upon hor good aoolBty, a upon having
Ii this reapect even our o!ty; and tho propory to 10
sold Ia only or blocks from tho rafroad. au,l only
ono milo from tho College. Go and 10 prepared to
bny homo SEQ advertisement iu % day'a TRIBUNE,
, 1873-10-15
THE CANADIAN JOB,

Spcc,al Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Oct. 14.-Tho Royal Commissioners
hare returned to tho Capital. and are consider
rotary Vankoughnot has also returned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

DEPARTMENT OF iMPROvRMRSTs,
New Orleans, February g. 1872. {
SEALBD PEOPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE JN.
~ signed will be received a this Office until
FRIDAY NOON, February IA, 1873 for building two
wharves between Barracks and Hospital streets
according to plans and specifications file in the
office of the City Surveyor
Bids to be made both for payment in cash and 10
wharf improvement bonds.
Ali parties making proposals for this contract ara
required to deposit with the Administrator of Fl
nance as evidence of their intention 70 abide by
the adjudication, the amount of j. 1000 in .ash,
which shall be forfeited to he city in case OF fail.
uTe TO sign the contract.
Bidders 10 whom the contract is not awarded
will have their deposits returned 10 them on the
day the adjudication is made.
No bid will be received unless the certificate OF
the administrators of Finance is ineosed therewith
TO the effect that the required cash deposit has
been made.
The city reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids.
Proposals to be indo! sed Proposals for building
wharves.' JAMES LEWIS,
feb til Administrator,
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NOTICE.,
United STATES COSsOLTDNrKP LAM OPYICH,
Now: llrl..n na Ii EHhlllnry II L.

UNITED SrATEs CONSOLIDATED LANr OpYICy,
New Orleans, La, February II. 1873. \
~ ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS RE-
4 ceIv"d from the Commissioner OF the General
Liad Office. dated January 3D. 1873, notice is here
~ given hat ard after the EIF fEENTU DAY
DF MARCH. 1913. the fOllowin. lands III the lat"
SuuthutstFra Land District, Louisiana. which
weIr approved under he act Of Jun" . 1886, TO the
state OF LOui.a for ;he New Htisaa-, cpelousas
aud Great Western 'ulroad, lNin: vest OF Brashear
CITY and declared To- teitt- +" United States
to entr, uuG-S ~. p'"v!.ion> %: the Homestead
laws. to Wa:
Al such unappioi'rlA5"'i i.,,"t ..H. and being IN
Townships .. and sDu, =. rang" east.
Townships :. q. q !d@nd II south. range east.
Town ships 3. . 10 II and = south. raj e , c"s;
Township. &. .. IL. -. /. And . sOuth, range
Townships - H. y AMI !. south, Uan.- ; ra>'.
Townships y Il aHi - ,"uIlI. raG-.b east.
Towns! ips u - and I,srl.th range EAST.
Townships - AVID - s"lith 'ang-2 ",s.,
Township, ~ Il and {, south rang" "'a.t.
Townships " J.. t., ari - ,pui T.. i.usr =" e.'sS
Townships - ami IT, s"l.h, sans, II .as:.
Tow Ships u and 10 -nl!Ih 20 II -i-..
Townships y and . south range wet.
TrwIsi,iI. and : sout H. range Ar>t.
TOWNSHIPS .. ara " -nUt'I. g.u:'' g..
ioWn-q'ps :! : aud -o'i, IL T;.u =" I w.:
Tuwu ships ], ;, .. ard sG,iIi rang. wei
Townships ; :: tauh : -ulItn range = wrs;
Townships |. l. : and i cont ., rang" wrs.
Township, !! g. ana south. :,uL. 3 west,
Town ships !. :. ..un SOUTH, range q west.
townships !. ;. aud south rang. ~ west
Tn..uship7 :. sand south ,Hns. Il west,
Townships l. ; .Ed south. rang. f! w.sr
CHARLES BARNARD Register,
~. }'auaw v II. EYATF. Receiver.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


IT,
City of CauOlltOn, January 81. 1873. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by the MayOg
and Council Of tho city 9f Carol January u
1873, viii adudcate 10 the lowest bidder, on the
third day of March, 1873 at II NJ, at the Council!
Hall OF Earrollton, the contract for constructing
III. wooden eurbings Oh the following streets, to
wit
Burdette, from hsvee to Fourth streets, both
sides except such as has already been made In
conformity with existing ordinances).
Hillary. from Levec street to Fourth street both
sides except such us has already been made IN
conformity with existing ardinanCesD
This to be done III accordance with speCiica ioGS
filed the thIr ytirst day of January. 1873 with the
secretary and controller OF said city at the atOro-
said hall. and that the contractor shall commence
said work i'll fifteen days after adjudication and to
be completed as per contract it'll the mayor: and
that SAID work be paid for per amended charter
of the city.
The Adjudication 20 be subject TO the approval
OF rejection OF the Mayor and Council
A. G. RRICE Mayor =
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CANCELLATION or BOND.

STATE or lorIsi.NA)
Executive Department, :
New Orleans. January II, 1873. )
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
" me for the cancellation OF the official bond OF
Moses Fox, as constable OF the Eighth Justice Court
in and for the parish OF Jefferson. to wit: :. ,ond
dated February 20. 1869, in the sum of $500, signed
by Noses Fox principal, and Henry Weber as
surety the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance by the said Moses Fox of his
duties as constable 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.
within ninety days aftr the last publication hereof
Given under my hand and the zeal of the State,
this tourt eenth day of January. A. D. 1873 and OF
the independence o. the nIttd States the ninety
seventh. WILLIAM i. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
WLLI.s Mes. Assistant Secretary 0: Stat.
ial5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
SPECIAL, NOTICES.


What Time Has Taught Us.-Tt has taken
two Thousand years 20 teach the world that TO
sustain the body in its conflict with disease, not to
hep disease by weakening the body. is the true
end of medicine We have the lesson by heart at
last. however. We know. for example. that tear.
ing doses OF alOes. salts. alap croton OIL calOmel.
colcynth etc, are the best allies that debtating
malady can have in its assaults the human
frame: and that medicine like Hostetter'S Stom-
ach tiers which stren2 thens all the bodily IOw.
ers and rallies the sinking constitution. is the
most powerful antagonist of the m0rbitic princ:
pie. whatever it may be-. that lies at the root of
tae complaint. This knowledge has been long
time in reaching lis, but it is invaluable. We
now control and cure dyspepsia, bilious distur-
Dances. constipation. rheumatism, nervousness
and many other painful complaints, once consid-
cred ,ncurable. with this admirable corrective.
feI2 eOdW
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pRDPtsNAI.S,
DEPARTMENT OF isPRovssrNrs, ,


New orleans. p bru3ry ). 1873. {
SEALE1 PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE IN
~ dsrsigned will be received at this office until
MOSDAl noon, February 10, 1873. for constructing
and driving tOrtv.twO clusters OF mooriug posts in
front of the Six District i'll accordance With plans
and specifications tile i'll the Office of the City
Surveyor
all parties making propossis for this contract
required TO deposit with the administrator OF Fl.
nance. as evidence OF their Intention to abide by
tic adjudication, the amount OF three hundred
dollars in cash, which shsl. be forfeited to the
city in OF failure to sign the contract.
Bidders 10 whom the contract il awarded
win have their deposits returned to them on the
dav the adjudC alton is made
No bid will he received unless accompanied
BY the certificate of the Administrator of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made.
Tie city reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids
Bids to be made for payment in cash and in
wharf Improvement bonds
Bids to be made set forth in specifications, and
proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Moorng
Posts" JAMES LEWIS.
I'd Administrator
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT0Ks.


'ltV Oh NdfIOltOn January 81, 1915. '
~ O1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT w ACCORD
~ auce with an ordinance adopted by the Mayer
and council OF the city OF CaTroton February g.
1913, will adiudiCate to the lowest bidder afteF
thirty days notice. on SATURDAY, March Il 1873
at II A. NJ. at the Council Hail. the contract fos
paving the following streets, to wit:
jefferson street, both sides, from Lev"- to Fifth
street; Cambronne. both sides from L.vr., Fifth
street except suCl! ha. been done no per exist.
ing ordinance; Madison both Sides from second 90
Fifth street, End one side. from tccOnd to Eevee
street, Dublin, both sides, from Second to Filth
street: short, b tn sides, from Leyec to Fourth
street. Washington. both sides. from Levce to
Fourth street, except such as has been made peg
existing ordinance Adams, both sides from 81.
CHARLES to Fourth street; Clinton. both sides from
Levet to Third street. except such - been made
per existing ordinance
This to be done in accordance with specifi. iona
filed on the thirty first day of January. 1913. with
the secretary and Controller OF said city, at The
aforesaid hall, aud that the contractor shall COM
mence said work in fifteen days after adjudication.
and 10 be completed as per contract with the
VI tyof. and that the said work b. paid for a per
am'nded chaTte. Of the city. The adjudication to
be subject {" the approval rejection OF the Mayor
and Council. 4. q. BRICE. NLvoT.
f.l al
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE Oh LOUISIANA, j
Executive Department, :

Nj
Executive Department,
New Orleans, February Z 1873
SKTEkRkAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation of the bond OF J les
AMasicOt as Criminal Sheriff in and for the parish
of Orleans, to wit: bond dated November 81
$40, in the sum of .0O9, signed by Jules A.
NasicOt as principal, and John 81 HOy!e FRANCOIS
LacrOiK AID Victor Pes5Ou las suretics the said
bond being conditioned for the faithful perform
ancs by the said Jules 4. Nascos of his duties us
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
Notice IS hereby given 10 all persons interested
in said bond. to file their objections to the can
collation. thereof, writing, in the office of the
Secretary OF State, within ninety DAYS after the
last publication hereof
Given under ms land and seal Of tn. state. .his
seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and
seventy-three, and OF the independence OF the
United States the uiIety-seventh.
WILLIAM =. KkLLOGG
BIZ the Governor:
WILLIAM WRsh.,
Assistant SecTetarv OF State fp9 :Jt
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EOR ARMY GRAN~PUR.
ViTIOS.

department OF Texas.
Nan Antonin T. Naa L1nIIarr l. IR-l

tF"rC" CnIRF QrAK-KRTt.PEH.B
Department OF Texas :
San Antonio T.yas January L. i872 )
l,EALhb PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE Will BIZ
- received ~ this Office unit ~ a NJ WE'D
HtSDAI. March : 1919. tor the Transformation Of
nillta:N, Indian and "IITtent supple. during
w." year beg min. IuY !, 1873: AID tudu. june
80, 1874.
bhes" contracts embrace The movement Of all
government supplies from New orleans TO the
texas posts them move UI.ut from points On The
Missouri Kansas and Fr railway TO Fost5 sill.
GTltiin and Richardson: also from tine T,.sta Gen
ra' raj way 80 tn" same post; transfer OF supplies
tom ia" Quasi I" san Antonio. and thence. 20 the
front - post. to Fort Brown. =! :. thence, !" king
gold Barracks ard Fprt Mcintosh;
'HI .nI"rmatInn, i"im ~ prrr"s'is. "Ontfsfts
'i' can ," "HtHIu"t tom tn" post Iu.iterma7teI
- Fort Brow =, i"Aa5; Az .tIn. ICEa,, San Antonio
Texas Fort kl"hal a-6I. |!,H- and Font sill In
didr Territory; from ;G' IEtri'rniastrr iu New
OIi"b1s, Louis #hs :c- lU:k cI,y. : hi.ag, Hi
u"ls. 81. ."rie. Missouri. and tn.j fw0rth
Kansas.
il" nsu'' condition. n regard !" government
bid, Will told y; NJ. r.>a
w command q: !;r!- ...I..: i,.uC"t, . =. Nu,,!,
=. e. HOLAElKD.
Iutv pHHi"rrIast"r G"nerI! /. :. A.. Chief
gUTrteIGIast"r. C,T o.
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THE FR,:R'yIDE CAsE.-The man Joseph
Tarth. VII" vas stabbed Tuesday evening
q. tn. house ~. !5S Rampant street. died
at abou: one o'clock yesterday morning
from the :njur: received at the hands of
Ais brother. Coroner Folwell held an in.
quest on the body yesterday morning. when
&he :ol!Ow.u: evidence was taken before
Che jury:
Frank Schwartz. who resides al the house
No. ..S Rampant street, states that he was
in the room shout ! p. NJ. Tuesday. Feb.
quarry l.: when Joseph Warth gave him
sfty cents 10 have changed. Mr.. Theobald
Warta took the money from him. and went
". and had II changed.
On ~. return, som. dispute arose be.
tween .hem about the money. when Theo.
bold nIcbel &p a roll OF leather. and adj.
fanCed upoa his brother as though he was
:Oin: 20 HI: him. TheObald Warth was
stabbed. nu; the witness says he did not see
done. BIZ. ;nerc was only himself and the
two brother. in the room at the time.
The following is the verdict rendered:
We lind that the deceased came to his
death from nemorrhage, produced from d
penetrating wound in the abdomen by
sharp cutt.n. instrument in the hands OF
his brother. Jack Warlh. now in custody.
The accused is represented by all who
know hin, 70 be most peaceable citizen.
and really !notiensivc man. and 1t is the
opinion o. his friends that the stabbing was
purely accid n.al aud unintentional.
Accused was remandcd without bal! by
Recorder Nomghton.
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MOTTO B..

THIfhb MAZE, F4TFHT OFEI...
ASH ngtoI. D. g.. January g. lS15
fsT TIE PETITION OF THOMAS H. MURPHY
~ of Ne" Orleans. Louisiana pra Ing for tine
tension OF 4 patent granted to him on the seven
teenJh day OF Nav, 1884. and .rs5ued On the sixth
day Of August, l372, for improvement il. Il ma
chine for rolling fabrics.
Ii Is ordered that the Testimony in The ease be
closed on the fifteenth day Of April next; that the
time TOR hllrg argument, and the examiners re-
port be limited 10 the twenty -hfth cav u April
next and that said petition b5 head on the thitt!
eth day of April next.
Anv person may oppose this extension.
.ei Ian 3; il. D. I.EGGEEV. C3unis:.?le..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

L ~as :ulnorei on the streets last eve
ming tina: the iOolishness at Odd Fellows
Hall had actually sworn in some policemen.
Il Il true that some rejected fellows of the
Metropolitan police we're hanging around
Lafayette .guare yesterday. looking visit
fully toward Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Then ie did and then he didn't have
$50. tia: is. John Boyle had, but between
idlly Whit. and Hattie Barnes the money
disappeared on Dryaies street. Both gut
Ger suipes we're arrested, but the blasted
Lilly was discharged as an innocent. The
Barnes "a held ~ the real culprit.
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Lvcylos SALES THIS pay.

sYR, ". 1 r. ;. MONTGOMERY, at II O'Clock,
at SO. g E.tch.z street, general assortment of
turE LU'".
ny iOHN MCCORMICK, constable Second Justice
C0..., AZ :! o'clock. at No. 81 Commercial
pace, 81: 'i. interest of Paul II. Lewis i'll a
iud:mea. rendered IN United States Circuit
C4,.. a:l:1s! Charles Lard Jules c. Denis vs..
Pau. Z. L"NIs.
~ c. z, GIRAEDIiY ( Co. at - O'Clock. az Her.
chant. and Auc:iou.ers' Exchange. bills recei'
ab.s aad open accounts in forty bankrupt
AZ
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N" thermometer az Lou. f:i-eti"'s.
No. ~ Charities street. YESTERDAY stoo" as
follows. Al I A. NJ. ~: 1t :. = ~. 81;
at L Z. NJ. "i'. Lowest point during The
night OF February IL. g.! Rain during
the night ~ February II. L ~ of An inch,
The Washington Rep";iic" Of Friday
says Of Ihe Southern claims commission:
The commissioners yesterday had under
examination the claims ct Louisa Hender-
son. ct Carroll parish, Louisiana. amount
ing 10 $4,000; William II. Harris. OF Madi-
son parish, Louisiana, So, 1870. and Samuel
n. White, of West Feliciana parish. LouisE
ana, Si69,3O0, part of which amouas j. tor
the value OF the steamer Red Caist.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND,
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans EehrnarY II lR13 y

EXECUTIVE DtpaTTnltUTT !
New Orleans February H. 1873
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE To
" me tor the cancellation of the official bond
OF Louis I. Delassze Administrator OF Water
works and Public Buildings in and for the city OF
New Orleans. to wit: A bond dated the second
April. 1870 in the of $25 600 sgEed by
Louis T. Delassze as principal, and Blanc f. Jou.
bert and Sidney Thezan sureties; the said bond
being conditioned for the faith tul performance by
the sald Louis J. Delasslze Of his duties Admin
istr atOr aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given to all PERSONS Interested
in the said bond to file their objections to the can.
collation. thereof, in writing, in the office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the state
this eleventh day of February. eighteen hundred
and seventy TIN and of the indedendeuce of tho
United states the Hinety-seventh.
WILLIAM P. Kellogg.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEK. Assistant Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13
~PEE!Ai. NOTICE.

IL PERsuES EOLDiS6 voC3HEES or WAR
"a .,nl. issued bI the H0u-. -! Rep!. 4.utat ives
curing. 1870 and 1871 and the gUlar session OF
l31! requested 10 present Them for examine
ton &. the special committee appointed for that
purpose b-.nr. the fifteenth dly Ol February, 1873
at the IGCus ~ t''' committee. No 2Jg Canal
street. b.tN"-iI the hou's of ~ A. VI. and . P NJ.
DAVID VOUEG. Chairman.
,aI3 t"' O.! i. AHEOT CertI