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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01
P. G. DESL0NDE, Secretary OF State.

NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU.
96."...........Cannl Streef....,9f,
SHOPPING
brewery description for Ladies and Dealers on or.
ders from Louisiana and The Southern States.
Constan; familiarity with the market and best
houses insures great saving to customers.
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE.
MRS. II. MOGRIDGE,
Ap2 ly2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
""ce Iorner of Camp and Cana, s,-..,
No. Sfs, OlOn ~
80 '''@'-...'.......s.. 755 34l "a
r''e' Marine and River Risks. ds vidi,.
sne prentS separately on each department to tbs
FOR the accommodation Of its customors thu
company Will make marine losses PAYABLE in
London. f'o IL
J. W. EEycKs, Secretary -A'' Ffesioent
Directors.
George rrsuhart, M.Pavro
c. T. Dugazon PiacfSa H
9. ". Babc0ck Az poi r1fstsu,
T. Bay Blanchard. + Titen JaaId
A. Schneider, " ptsenioerger,
Charles Lafitte -. schhiut,
). fuves- fel4fv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01

Eleven sons of Missouri man are preach
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-01

.,.' ''"'oiheh' 10 a Just, trus ard correct
transcript fsom She books of the ,onoa,.
cu PAUL FoURCHy. President:
H. ". Sosr. Secretary.
:af''h OF orleans. city OF New Orie.ns
sworn I" ana subscribed before me .,- Mint, d.s
% '"'e' 1914 =. CHARLES CtyELtIER
...o. Notary Pubic.
','' ninth dag of June 1914, it wa. resolved to d..
..a.e 'ASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
o'' 'ns he' earned participating premiups sor the
yea, ending May 81. 1888. all. % third Mondav
in July next. Aohoay
also 10 pay to the stockholders, On iena,.
teI"st at :he gate OF ten DER c.,, r
their stock. spo' ~'sn9p
DIRECTORS
81 Raj; David Mc@oars.
NJ puig 4. +. Geheres
p = VIII, T. Fourchy
D. A. Chaara., ). j. Fernandez
Charles Lantte. . "s al'eSs
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or insuticiently paid letters, shall be COM
The reduction of these moneys shall be
of four rixdaler, or 400 ore of Sweden, for
one dollar of the United States.
In entering on the letter bills the interna-
tional hostages on the partly paid letters in
the money of the receiving office, and the
patching office, the cent of the United
of four ore of Sweden.
1t is also understood that the quarterly
accounts shall be paid respectively in gold.
and in the denomination of the money of
the creditor Office.
ARTICLE XVII.
The quarterly accounts mentioned in ar-
tlcle thirteen of the convention shall be
prepared by the respective postal admins
tratious. They shall be based upon the ac-
acknowledgements of receipt, and shall re-
spectivelv be prepared according 10 the
models FL and E2, hereto annexed.
A recapitulation of these accounts, show
ing the detinitive result, alike for the debit
and the credit, shall be prepared by the
United States Office accor ing to the form
hereto annexed and marked F: and shall
then be transmitted with the quarterly &C
countson which it is based Tor the exam
ination of the other office.
Done in duplicate and signed 40 Stock
helm thi. thirtieth day OF Nay: 1873, and at
Washington this twelty-ieurta 6as St June,
1871
WILHELM RCOs,
JOHN A. J. CRESWELI.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF oRLKANs-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

month of october in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy three and of
the indie pendence of the United States of America
the ninety eighth, before me. Gustave LIE Gar
deur, Jr, notary public duly commissioned
and sworn, in and Ter the parish and cIty afore-
said therein residing and in the presence of he
witnesses hereinafter named and undersig ned,
personally came and appeared Messrs. Joseph
Joseph Numa Augustin, also of this city, secretary
Of the CRESCENT CITY LIVE STOCK LANDING
AND SLAUGHTERHoUsB COMPANY, corpora
ton duly organized by act passed before John
Wilson Shaw, notary public in THE city, on the
twenty second day Of March, 1869, under and by
virtue of act of the Legislature of this State
proved March s, 1862 entitled An act to protect
the health of the city of New Orleans to locate
the stock landings and slaughterhouses; to incor,
porate the Crescent City stock Landing and
Siaughterhouse Company" which said appearers.
IN their said 1esp Give capacity, declared as fol-
That pursuant to law and article ninth of the
charter of sad company, a meeting Of the stock
holders OF said company was convened and held on
the Seventeenth day OF October instant, at the
ONCE of said company, for the purpose of author
lzlng certain measures. and aking certain amend
ments to its act OF incorporation.
That at said meeting certain resolution to re-
duce the capital stock of The said company from
IS 600 900 to 500 600 and to reduce the number OF
shares from 10000 to 10 900 and the shares to re-
man at s so each proposed and adopted by
the said stockholders their representatives,
no ding and owplLs in the aggregate 10 295 shares
of the capital stock of said company being moro
tnan the malonty required by law and by said
charter, as the whole VIII more fully appear by
reference 10 a certified copy OF the minutes of SAID
general meeting, hereto annexed
Wherefore and for the purpose of having the
said amendment embodied in due form, and re.
coret and published as required by law, the said
appearers, i'll their said respective capacity GO
hereby publicly declare and make known that the
following resolution has been and is adopted as an
ndment to the charter of said company, to wit:
Resolved, That the resolution proposed By the
Board Of Directors to reduce the capital stock
Of the company from | 0Oo, coo to $500 900. The
number of shares to be reduced from 20 900 to
10 GOO and the shares to remain at $50 EACH be &C
cepted and agreed to.
THUS done and passed at New Orleans in my Of
fee. the day, month and year rst above written in
the presence of Edgar Pilot and Ambrose G. La
Pice, competent witnesses, who have signed with
the said appeaIers and me, notary, after reading
the whole.
Original signed:
J. HERNANDEZ,
President pro TEN.
J. n. AUGUSTIS,
Secretary.
EDGAR PITOT.
A. G. LA PICE.
G. LIE GARDEUE, JR.,
Notary Public.
true copy: G.. LIE GARDEUR. JR.,
tcl9 &c no2 Notary Public.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
sssgs 70 e.SeTEs DISTRICT COURTe
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
II SSiE sSeSTES OF Il. y. sIEBRECHT, BANG
Pa GaBkruptcy-No. 1878

JETSEREAs, II. \. SlEBRECHT OF NEW OR.
w leans, and District aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of March 2
1867, has this day fled in said Court q petition
sraying for discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts md other claims provable under
said acc
Notice is therefore given TO all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest, that the seventeenth day Of November
1913, at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the
same. and shat they may then and there attenN
and show cause if any they have why the prayer of
thu said petition should not be granted; aud further
notice is gwen. that the bankrupt will undergo an
examination before Register kellogg on the four
teenth day OF Nuyemb er A. d. 1873 at II A. M, al
his office, CustCruhouse building
Clerks Office, New Orleans. October II, 1873.
Sep % noe X. LOEW Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
A MENDMENT TO CHARTER
AOCISIANA LEvEE COMPANY.
STATE OF GOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS.
CITT OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE ie remembered that on this the fourth day of
the month OF October, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three before me. Pierre
Charles Cuveliier, notary public. duly cOmmls-
stoned and sworn, in and for the parish Of Orleans.
and city of New Orleans State of louisiana afore-
said and in the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared: Messrs John G. Gaines, president,
and Thomas 1. Dix, secretary, of the Louisiana
Levee Company, body polite and corporate under
the laws of this state, who i'll their said respective
official capacities, did jointly declare as follows
That pursuant to article ninth of the original
charter OF said company, a meeting of the stock
holders or said company was convened and held on
the sixth OF September, 1873
That. at SAID meeting, certain resolutions to
amend the said original charter were proposed and
adopted by the stockholders, their representa-
tives, holding in the aggregate sixty-Uwo thousand
and fifteen shares OF the pital stock OF said
pany, being more than the majority required by
law and by said charter. As the whole will more
fully appear by reference to n copy of said resolu
tions, and certificate of the secretary of said
company under seal thereof, hereto annexed and
made part hereof.
Wherefore, and for the purpose of having the
said amendment embodied in due form, and pub
lished and recorded as required by law, the saii
appea1trs, i'll ther respective Official capacities,
do hereby declare the following resolutions to
have been and te be adopted as an amendment to
article four Of the charter of said company, to wit:
Resolved That the books fer the conversion of
ordinary into preferred stocks be reopened, and
that the owners OF ordinary shares may convert
the same into preferred stock payment of i've
dollars per share into the treasury of the company
aud the surleEded OF their certificates OF ordinary
*.
Resolved That the above resolution 90 into effect
amend ent of the fourth article of the charter
as as approved by the holders of a majority of
the total number of shares Of stock
Thus done and passed at my Office, at the said
city of New Orleans. in the presence of T. H.r-
mann kock, and j. Henry Forcele, competent wit
Iesses and dIuicllated IN this city, who hereunto
sign their names, together with the aid appeareis,
aud me, the SAID notary, on the day and date set
forth III the caption hereof
Original signed
John &. GAINES President.
THOMAS |. DIN, Secretary.
o. y. EoCK
% II. EoKCyILE
j.. CHARLES CUvELLIER, Notary Public.
30 hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy of the orig Ial eXtant IN my current notara
register and duly recorded In the office OF the re-
, corler of mortgages OF this parish.
p, CHARLES CUVELLlER, Notary Public.
New Orleans. October G, 1873. oc7 "a II % hos
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ybe above Statement is juse, true end cea1vee
Transcripts from the books Of the company
PAUL FOURCHY, Prssideess
10 y. SoTY, Secretary.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New Orleans. !
sworn 20 and subscribed before re the ninth cay
OF June 1873. P. CHARLES CUvELLTBR
Notary Public.
A. meeting or tho Board of Directors held %
thr ninth day 81 june 1873, il was resolved % d.
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER tEEF
on the Ley earned participating premiums ioI tie
year ending May 81, 1873 ayable Oh thud Monday
ia July aext
Also 20 pay 10 the stockholders. on demand
forest al TIE rate Of ten per cent per aunurf
their ,toPLy.
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lotal assetso...o. zee 'olt4" 70
The above statement IL q correct transcript from
the books OF LILO Sew Orleans II 1tual Insurance
Aesocl3e4Cno g. CAFAROC, PresidcIlte
G. LANAUX, SecIetaryo
SrATB OF LOUISIANA
sasis'l ~ Orleans, city of New Orleans
eTrO-n I. and suhscr bed before ne, this tenth
day o: 0CtobeIo 1875 g. LEGARDECR. JR
Notary Public
At Soe regular meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the ninth instant il
Resolved, In conformity with Article VII Of the
charter to collect Immediately the full amount of
earned premiums due BY stockholders for the thlrd
quarter of 1873.
And at the same meeting the following yssolGe
.On Furthermore adopted:
WHEREAS The existing financial csisis las dssus-
ciate3 securities OF all kinds be it
Resolved That general meeting of the ssoc9.
holders of this association be and Is here BY con-
vened, to be held at It'll Office No l02 Canal street
on MONDAY the tenth of November rext 1873
from 10 A. NJ. to p. N, to vote spon the expe-
diency of reducing its capita
{. CAyARocs President
g, LASAux, Score tary. Qell lm
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INSURANCE,


TNEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ...z
NEW ORLEANS,
Once No. II Grayier Street.
INSURE FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS At
Low ST RATES
Assets. S19S,45i 81
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL.
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
oGace Corner Of Carp ard CnnsI ,ireotre
tapltti s..-.-....-.s..-. es.'os.-e..e 5ohW@ 70
Assets Decente: 81, lG72......s.....s.. 1881 d
Ensures Fire, farfne AKA River Risks dividing
the p-aits separately on each Department to the
inscrtls
For the accommodation of its customers, the
Company oil Slak@ marine Losses payable lie
Tendon.
] TryES. President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
NEW ORLEANS,
Once No. III Grayier Street.
S19S,4ji 81

:. Elmer BADER, President
Oh. kNESTFBLD, Vice President
GEORGE SrROMEYFR. Secretary
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TIE above statement is a tue and sorree: trSr-
sc:tDs ;Sola the books of IN. company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. sre.iien:
J. ?. Eocz. Secretary.
STATE o. lorlsAHAi
Parish % Orleans city OF New Orleans. J
sworn 20 and srcscrbed b.:cV. ne this tv.nss
f:.i. Gsy Cs March 1873.
CHARLES CCSELLiEh
Notary Pubic, No. 80 G.av:er street.
re Hoae! OF trustee. have resolved 10 pay SIX
PER CENT interest The gu: 81 nGing c.rtifea
scrip on and ate, MONDAY, Hay y. 1879, said
scrip :. te. then converted INTO ca p:.a, s.eeS -
pc: aH-'.ded charter ST the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
ant. CARRIERa. vic~ PseSGsat
J. r. RG-x, Secretary.
BOARD OF DiESCTOEs,
Elected February Il. 1879.
Ch.sses Briggs. .hoinas Y. Hua:.
Ant. Ca,riere. Chm. Nonos:
George A. Iase!Cse =. JaInisen.
x kr9gier. Z. $. Howard.
y. Anderson. Feli. ia,U.
!. frerchs. Aug. Bet,a
George ". Dunbar. Edward Toby.
'. :. Stockmeyer. Wash. Merton.
Henry J. Vose. william knox,
D. Marquee. " s. Bailey,
Charles Weisbaas, ;. Z. ISaIis.s
=. Lecourt. AtsOed Tiole::o
Frank Williams. A. x. Miller,
Charles Laftts, sdward Ao.?a..
Eudolph Seq. J. A. Lun.
VIC. Black. hilas Weeks.
George y. fiynaon. mr.
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7iOSITIUN.
SosTx OF LOUISIANA.
-. p. SCisMIyT vs.. MRS. NJ j. BoRDEN-No. 44ai.

oiSCI! S1SoSIC COURT FOR Tia PARISH Or
ORLEANS.
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- tia President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary o.. State.

There shall DO an exchange OF CORE
spoudence between the United States OF
America and the United Kingdoms Of Swar
den and Norway. This exchange OF CORE
coincidence shall embrace: |. Letters, ordi-
gary and registered. 9. Newspapers, books.
prints of all kinds comprising maps, plans,
tngravings. drawings, photographs. litho-
graphs and all other like productions OF
.mechanical processes, sheets Of music, etc.,
and patterns or samples OF merchandise,
including grains and seeds. Such CORE
spondence shall be exchanged whether
originating in the United States and des-
tined tor either of the United Kingdoms,
or vice versa; or originating in, or destined
.or. such foreign countries 10 which the
sontI acting counties may serve as inter.
;.edlaIles.
ARTICLE q.
The Offices. ioI. the exchange OF mails
etlal. be-e-on the part OF Sweden.-l. Cote.
horg.2 The travelling postoffice No. | be.
tween Goteborg and Stockholm: 3. The
travelling postofiice No. 2, between Malmo
and Falkoping. On the part OF Norway.
Christianssand; >. Christiania; 3. The ssa
postoffice on the steamboat line between
Hammerfest and Hamburg; and On the part
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-02
Translation !

We, Oscar, by the grace Of God, King Of
Sweden, Norway. the Gotlis and the Van
dals. make known that whereas, We and
the United States Of Amerina have found
it expedient and necessary to enter into ne
gotiations having for their object the con-.
cuaiOn of O. pcsta! convention. and our
minister. duly authorized for that purpose.
having, on the fifteenth day of March. in
the present year, with the Postmaster Gen
eval of the United States. established, con-
ciUded, signed and. with his seal. provided
a convention, word for word, q, follows:
;See convention above.t
Therefore We have desired 70 ra:ify, ap-
prove. and accept The convention so con
eluded. with all its articles. paragraphs.
and clauses. and we DO by these presents.
IN the most express terms, approve, accept.
and ratity the same: and We will sincerely
and honestly uphold and fulfill the forego-
ing convention and ali sJs articles. para.
graphs. and clauses.
In witness whereof we have, with our
own hand, signed, and caused the same to
De confirmed by our royal seal.
Done at Stockholm Castle, on the sig.
teenth day of the month of May, in the
year after the birth of our Lord and Sa.
viOur one thousand eight hundred and
nty-three. OSCAR.
O. VI. BJORSsTJERS..
The undersigned having met together for
the purpose OF cXchan cling the Publications
of the convention concluded al the city OF
Washington on the fifteenth day OF March.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventv-three. between his
majesty the King Of Sweden and Norway,
and the United States Of North America,
concerning the exchange of correspondence
between the United States of North Amer
lea and the United Kingdoms of Sweden and
Norway, and the respective notifications of
the said convention having been carefully
compared and found to agree exactly one
with the other, and both with the original
of the said convention, the exchange has
;hi. day been effected in the usua! form.
In witness whereof the undersigned have
signed the present certificate of exchange,
and have affixed thereto the seals of their
arms.
Done at Stockholm. the twenty sixth day
Of May. 1873.
G. c. ANDREWS.
% NJ. BJORNSTJEREA.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-12-04
60 VERNON TAYLOR.
Pen Portrait ofthe next Governor of wis.
consin.

The Chicago Times gives this por.
trait of the Governor elect:
"Hon. William R. Taylor, the Gov
ernor elect of Wisconsin, is a man
about 55 years of age. He is a ma
tive OF New England, but has resided
for over rs years in Dane county.
Wisconsin. During all that time he
has cultivated large farm in the
town of Cottage Grove, about six
miles from Madison. Pursuing this
occupation with unremittiug Indus
try and with the thrifty habits that
vindicate his nativity, he has pros
pered in high degree, and is the
posessor of an independent fortune.
He has served 10 both branches of
the legislature, is one of the active
trustees of the insane hospital, and
g President of the State Agricultu.
raj Society. In all Of these petitions
be has shown great capacity for pub
lie affairs, and has afforded abundant
assurance that his administration will
be characterized by rigid economy
and absolute integrity. Mr.. Taylor
was Democrat of the old school,
and during the war did not escape
the appelation of "copperhead-" But
be became granger very soon af-
ter the inception of that movement,
is master of local grange, and was
one of the first to advise the aban-
donment of the Democratic cadaver,
and the organization of party on q
new and reform basis. In person, he
is a man of large and rather un wiel.
dy frame, with complexion bronzed
by long series of harvest suns, and
with hands that earned their callous
long before the farmers movement
made pillow handles fashionable.
Doubtless he will be something less
than a handsome fgure-head for the
Badger state, but be is quite certain
to be very much more than figure.
head.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-12-04
Too Much Political Excitement.

1t is the universal opinion of mer
OF all parties that the GubernatoriaI
election in Wisconsin falls in the
wrong year, thereby subjecting the
people TO an unnecessary expense
and we hope an amendment to the
constitution of the State may be
adopted which will remedy the evil
complained of. Last year the whole
country was set ablazs with the dis
cussion and agitation that is neces-
sarliy incident to the Presidential
election; this yaer the canvas for
State officers has just closed, and
next fall the race for Congress must
be run over again-so there is a con-
sta, banging of the political gongs,
never ending ecreech from the
stump orators, aud perpetual rush
OF compaign stuff through the col.
umns OF the political newspaper. No
wonder we are becoming 8 nation of
liars, or that defamation of character
should enter into the rough and tum-
BILE controversies in regard to our
public men. As long as we are re-
CURED TO be everlastingly putting
our own candidates, no matter how
incompetent or unworthy they may
be, and are expected TO disparoge, If
not defame, all of our opponents, no
matter how honest and worthy they
may be, II requires great skill, tai
lent, goodness, to be able always to
maintain the true dignity of journals
ism, and to preserve ones selt-respect
and the proprieties of life. Men of
conscience and the utmost careful
ness in their own intercourse with
their fellow citizens, and who could
not be induced TO disparoge a neigh.
boris abilities and good standing IN
der any circumstances, are often in.
dignant at their favorite newspaper,
and declare that it lacks spirit, if the
said neighbor is running for office on
the opposition ticket, because it
don't "go for him without gloves.
aud give him it's"
So we say that constant political
war fare in the newspapers and on
the stump degenerates into q school
for lying, and the consequence is that
for falsehood and meanuess the secu-
lar presss not whit better than
The religious, and a controversy be,
tween The New York Times and The
New York World, for bitterness aud
malignity, almost equal IA religious
SGT to between The New York Obser.
ger and The Catholic Telegraph.
But we go back to our starting
point and say that this unceasing
turmoil of office-seeking ought to be
avoided in some way, and a respite
given the people which might be
turned to much better use than jan
Cling over the merits and dement's of
opposing candidates. The Presiden-
tlal election should not occur oftener
than once III six years, and we hope
TO see Wisconsin initiate California
and elect q Governor once in four
years. Any man who is fit to serve
the people OF State as their chief
executive officer, ought to be able to
hold ont for term of four years.
MtLlOdukee Sentinel.