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The Oa-ruasf Journal i rpsnora;y,y.,
1ar 1aG huowng=- When a woman rpf.
: iss1er ''iss CARRIES L I'M her hand wien
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IF the person who took that black
..p.hard umbrella with stee! ribs and
oil-ciofh cover from The Hall after the
ton~crt- al ireland. hal lcit it there tho
owncr wot,ll have had much les, troubl,.
io gel ~. However the PERSON can
,rakc u all right by leayin. it NJ thu
bru- >for"- OWNER.
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as sA-Esrsa &a1rn:xL
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VESTS IMPROVED PvMP0.

Always the premium Pumps: widely known and
highly spprecistsd Pump and a IRE engine In ono .
Ant-freezing strong and durable gocd for weIIs or
etsferrs- and Tor raising ard throwing vsssr for I'll
rasp"~s~ Also Vests square tube c"pp LlgAtnimg
H0ds-fhr nrateSf. best ar.l cheapest CrYeulsrs with
~. tr-f rrrre lt~ts fres u wr>, Co.. e. Cert
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NOTICE To HEIRS ~ PETITION
To SELL .EAf. ESTATE

To SELL .EAi. ESTATE.
>t.st" OF in'!i-ns. bnbois County. IS:
NOTICE j. brrbv given that Ea,bcl
:. C"N. iimini>;rairis of the estate
of David CoN. decreased. has .ile.l her
petition t. sell The. rial e>tat. Of fI,..
.lere,lent. hi personal being Insufficient
!" pay III 'sei,l> /; aud That said petition
VIII h~ ."ari at the next term Of the
lircuis Cart OF ~ai,l ronnty.
btzIr. u. EpHoN>Tnv. Clerk
&C Dubois County.
H. GrFTTNrr. AMY.
May 18th f>.3.-3w.
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ENECrrEIX NOTICE
.adsnini.:rasrix-> Vos;rc.

NOTICE J. hereby given that III rn-
= s.--r-i-ne'l- ha- is-rn a,ips.iute.i adj
nsInE-rrarrix with Tie will anursrI at
TIE s-1aie of I..-' nirIrI Elmer. lat. q,
Ds'-''~ rD.InIy- iu'liana- ,l.cv-s-.sl.
III --~s-.se ! probably solvent.
9ATIlEINE ELMER. l,.,n X
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The Great Lightning Pnk Eraser

f"s Iastsrfy Removing ink 'r" paper cotton linen.
&c ~Hh"'f tnjuring ar soil'ng fabric II dyss
Awy WITH all scratching her. are made and
r~rtAves hl"f~ in~fantaneonsIy n shaad be the
s-k ~ every l-wysr book keeper ss. teacher and a.
y E1f only Removes ink spots hus ale fsxf sssins and
'rsh rust evr-v 'niiy needs a d. ~ auf mp hand
"rt' - -hd &c., y 20 80 PER AG 8NTS wanted
Y" issFss.nF~ y everywhere. E u RvT.HIN>Oy.
>'atlefa'r '-sh'sn Lane '. v. NAV Esh. - I'm.
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The salaries Of po-smasterx are IN
'e re-asiiuste,, oa July l. :"
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H. III TIME. -tft v.
May 18th f>.3. 3w.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
Gnfauet tTcf'eYEh.


The Wilmington iDeiswarel COnmeTe,oi
has al editorial. on the Credit Mobilier re-
port and C"louel McC.mb. of whom it
saw:
lie il n proiuiueut and active citizen OF
Wilmington. whose enterprises have III
various WAYS contributed to the general
prosperity of our city He has eSta blishrd
here a great business IN his own name aud
is On Interested partner i'll others. He is
DOW the presiding officer OF onr Board Of
Trade. - director in one ot our largest
banking institutions. and president of the
board of trustees of the Delaware College.
Though conducting great works Of public
improvement i'll other States, his home
remains in Wilmington, and he has added
not q little to the establishment Of our
city. III the attractions of his own residence,
while ne has iuined-t.erhaps We should
say led-in the erection OF the elegant new
hotel. from whose attractions and accom-
modatlons We expect so much good to ve
suit to the general interests of the city,
The article concludes "a follows:
ColoueI McComb desires no reputation az
an informer or volunteer investigator: he
pursues his private business, and only Dr.
duced the Ames letters, in the prosecution.
before ii legal tribunal, of what he esteems
his private rights. When. by the commits.
sion of crime. they were stolen and pull.
lisheG, and when upon their disclosures a
congressional investigation was ordered.
he came to the witness stand. under the
cOmpuisiOn Of law. and under the necessity
of proving 20 tho country that he wac no
per jurer, but one whose statements in the
cas. were all true TO the letter. .iai this
has been proven.
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= 7
:el: mis- y tinted States Marshal
jacques levy and others W. steaDIb on
Nrnal Rannhc.- No. % La - l q. aud u IL

jacques levy and others W. Steamb
Great Republic. Nos 10 IJa 70 IL aud n !3l.
~ THE UNITED .rATF! tfSTE,C. COURT
1 District of LO!ii4iaHa--in obedience 70 al
.ni.ait. warrant 10 directed in tnr above en-
=! ed 80: 49,. .l... ami isa"u vat" Z. Do. -ss
THt sTiAH .:riI GREAT REnr2Il T. -, 80.
-in. tp,ts tacL.. furniture .'c oO. The I'd -
j4I.i,"s l.'ys and others ;or ti- rar1e. act fnrts
~ tn" I'bei now r.A'IHS s.. -. t.7i! - -. :! ri
.Ns United Sta'..
And do tTcb. ely" an ;,i'non.f -" ..y.g.-. az
"wAyr5 thereof, and At! aud every .,-r .n'. Pc
.Uns a,!De OF pretending 10 have yiI1, 'tis
pi int. T'-' III 20 :" The same 20 'r aud appeal ~ =
District Court of the fhIt,d States for tie 7'fiCt
aforesaid I" tr 10 i". .; IL. city y: *,r Dr ans.
on the ''st Monday ~ Fri. to sia"" "aG-e. Z any
:E"y have Dream, why a.. sad ST.. 'r.' '"t"'s
f'PuNtic should MOI be .oadentU.,. Nd p sOiG
a"re"abtY 20 IL. pEa.t! ~ 'Ieiau;-.
tai''d safes Marshal. "tTc" $40 ''.rt'-.
~ ia at i:a..h 49,.
(. 3 PA'hsiD
. I. VA. T,.,f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
ire was promptly extinguished. w!th .
trihIne loss. by steam engine No. Is

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! WAX ~ The SEVENTH PREcIyCr.-Cnee
| more tho old market house and Council
Chamber in the Sixth District Jefferson
! City, bears a warike appearance. Armed
men, composed o. a sad mixture, bearing
. weapons OF ancient and modern devices.
visited the building Tuesday III mt al nine
; o'clock. and won victory only second %
! that of Waterloo. Nearly 100 persons
! boldly marched up to the citadel. held by q
policeman and q telegraph operator. and in
the space of watch-tick captured the out
posts and then the main fort itself. includ.
ing Che officers. one Of them being q super.
animated turnkey.
Strange 20 say. not drop G. human
blood was shed. and to the :ictors belong
the spoils. In a trice the policeman and
operator were prisoners IN the hands OF a
humane enemy. who permitted them 70 live
and breathe. Atone fell svoop the market.
house was turned into an arsenal. and the
entire Metropolitan Police force waa utterly
vanquished. All communication with the
outer world was quickly cat of. and a
dozen curious men, alarmed al the tickin 2
of a telegraph key stood over il with drawn
sabres. prepared to do or die il that lively
key dared to say word they understood.
but the machine spoke in foreign tongue.
The connecting wire WIS severed. and the
annoyance ceased rs if a guillOtine had
taken of head. Other men were outside,
peeTinG through the misty moon
vanquished might obtain lame
recruit. when some one must show fight.
However no reinforcements appeared and
that brave two hundred we're willing TO
face all the stray billy-goats in that section.
but not even a lamb stirred. The poor
turnkey, in his weakness. was confounded-
~ subdued thinking of what his superiors
would say of him when they learned that
ne had permitted an armed mob 20 make
him surrender his precious charge. His
brain was racked, and he nearly fell in a
spasm seeing his powerful insignifcance.
His WAS pitiful ease, and even one of his
victorious enemies felt pang of sympathy.
but dared not give vent to his kindly feel
ing.
How we obtained these PARTICULAR, does,
not matter, but there was child about
taking notes, and now he prints them.
More than week ago Superintendent
Badger called his officers from the sixth
precinct, having occasion 10 use them in
more important places, leaving the station
uRguarded. except so far as mentioned
above. So the taking of the station by.
mob was not an Immense victory. A. some
might suppose.
The persons who have assumed command
are commissioned by the Penn-Isabelle
police board, and are Captain" !. f. Gull
lotte, Sergeant Rapp and "CorporaT
Piper. The men make their exits ana en-
frances as they choose, and some of them
will exit before they choose. If these fellows
only abstain from committing acts of indie
cency, they mag remain in the precinct
until the Odd Fellows Hall Legislature
warrants are up to par.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
aUCr,nr s.AE. TaI& DAY.

81 g N. 9 z. J. MONTGONBRY. a: :! O'Clock.
ct NO. =: Natciez street. genera! sssOrtpf nj
of second hand furniture. etc.
so DE FERIET s 60. at II O'Clock. AZ :he -
g.,Sis iU"' On Exchange. six lots O. ground and
'puiidiDgs Yarigny street and two lots of
ground an! buildings on Independence stIeot-
sIGcessioI. % DR.. d. C. Bel. two lots of ground
Aad buildings Oh BaiGaniy street lot of ground
And buildings ~. Philip sire t--suCc. ssion
IF W. Armstrong.
=. ?LACiDE :. SPEAR. at - o'clocf. ~ .h- ST.
.ouis AuctioA Exchauge. lot of ground and
suLdings Joseph street, second lot Of
:-.urd on ioseph streo', a third lot of grOuud
90 Joseph street, fourth lot O. ground O.. so
s.oh street . fifth lot of ground on Joseph
street. sixth lot of ground on Joseph ST.. et,
s."'eatl. lot of ground on JOSEF oh street, 'Ot of
GROUND aud buildings on Jersey street-succas-
-,ou Of Mary :. Eckels; lot of ground corner Of
Fourth aud st. Patrick streets-succpssicr OF
MCAipII.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
Gal ITagnr.'s MinsIrcis.

Tie Mernphis Appea' says Of this minstrel
troupe: soon :" appear before New Orleans
audiences:
Quite ;IIr,' ".is created AT the Mem.
pi,is Theatre last night. an The occasion OF
the appearance Of Cal Wagner, spl- Ddid
minstrel troupe. The house was crowded.
and everyone eeemed to enjoy the .ute1-
ta;nmeut ~ the highest degree. The beau
tiful singing Of the 1uaftette composed Of
the Yelling brothers and Mr.. J. ". Freeth
and also ,hr ballad singing Of these gentle
men. wa. finely appreciated and rapturOus.
! y applauded. The new prima donna. Mr.
Charles Haywood. possesses a most extra.
ordinary voice. dulcet in tone and superb
in compass. He took tine audience b, storm
Happy Cal himseif and the cOtnica Sam
Price occupied the "'nis'' and amused
.'ye:.: body with their comica' Jokes. funny
-tcl,e> AID laughter moving songs and
elected .uars "f laughter. Booker and
CdnGell were. 80 usual. "rIr clever and
artistic. and ,hr r"rtcrm&nc" concluded
Will. most luughahle extravaganza. which
"u.h !" 1e entitled Cal Wagner in charge
%. 4 un .;ic asy.ulu.
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The 7Ian W no Drive, n Carriage Tor VIZ.
.1nhnsOn.

Shortly after noon yesterday. n man
whose appearance would indicate him 20 ne
| Q carriage driver, ush.red himself into one
OF the editorial rooms OF the REITl ;L,cAS,
and. addressing one OF the staF by MANI.
said in substance: 'Hon can do .1Ie a great
favor about a small matter. drive car
riage for Mr.. johnson, of Magazine street.
Mv team ia. been arrested BY the police.
and I would like to borrow s.. of you 20
paw the fee. demanded before 4 GA lie
released.
The man had . pleasant smile or his face.
and talked business straigh. .hesd. and N
rather a plausible manner.
The party whom be addressed called ~
once to special police officer WHO hap
pened to be i'll room on the same Inor, aud
requested the arrest of the man who uri. es
a carriage for Mr.. johnson. of Magazine
street, and wanted to borrow s. TO effect
the release of the team from the police
the man who had mad. similar ..rre.rn:a-
tons all over town.
The carriage ariyrr wts arrested,
but while being escorted down 10 tte door
en- route 10 the police station. he .esped
from the stairs, aud with Aee!nes- that
would eclipse two forty nag. bounded
down Camp street 70 Natchez. from .he'se
down Bank alley. and escaped.
Had this escape not been elected. there
would have been a mass meeting AZ Re
corder Houghton's court of the victims of
this small money couidenc" man. great
numbers of whom have loaned him two dol
lar. to get MIR. .Iohus"n- ca;r:ag" ot.t .:
tho pound.
1t is eviden. that tho .e.iow 'c.. 40, cad
the newspapers. for - = "niv a lew DAYS
since his tricks were exposed n the REr;H-
.iC.S. He has now been running hi career
:olr or i've weeks. varying his a'0rv ONLY
AS 10 the circumstances Of thu ;,rr--. "t Ny.
johnson. .arTia." and hov-"- =" "a. ~"
ire
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STAIN OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans February T. 1873.
NNHRRFAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to for the cancellation of the bond of Jules
A. Mascot Crmiu al Sheriff in and for the parish
of Orleans, to Wit: 4 bond dated November Il,
1870 in the of $4,000, signed By Jul,s A.
Mascot, as principal and John II Hoyle, FRANCOIS
Lacroix ald Victor Pessou as sureties; the said
bOnd being conditioned for the faithful perform
by the said Jules A. Maslc0s Of his duties SIS
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
in said bond, TO file their objections to the can
collation. thereof, III writing, 10 the Office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publiCa ton hereof.
Given under my and aud seal of the State, this
seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and
seventy three, and of the independence OF the
United States tho Dinety-seventh.
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG.
By the Governor
WIILIAh WBHKs.
Assistant Secretary OF State. 10 zoe
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Aimee in Opera ,IouG.,.

LA Psrichole. ore OF the most -l'a,a!ing
compositions of the opera boutfc order. WAS
| delightfully."- rendered :aat evening =: :ae
. Varieties Theatre.
Taken all IN all y. doubt whether airy
one of the opera, given ~ the t,oup" dn,
ing the present engagement. ha. gone of SO
Smoothly as this representation. with Mile.
Aimee IN the :;tc .0lr. ". JIteau Is
Pigu-'n,o. srd VI. .'Uci.een- y, I'" .'""''r:
, d. Rebeir,.
The gem al the uDer. - III: :.p-y -Di".
rendered to the life by Mile. Aimee. who's.
observations Of post .'a.,dia' ioliitie. must
have been very keen and close 20 hav" r.,-
ahleG her to counterfeit t.icm - genuinely.
n. Juteau. the :cnor. CAV. excellent
support in the role assigned him. ana vas.
from time to time. compiilnented b. - wore
than usually appreciative Audience.
The hsnore: of me King in :Ae ::.-' :,ct
Vas. a. It always ia. :nex"r.s>ihly fanny.
,he.audienCe being kept ~ :. roar q: .aneh
Ter during the rresen." -! ."y"ity 8: ~"
table
To-ni.G, lierne', lie i'e'.t flus," VIZ
ba gwen. which ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WI. doubt
less fill .n. house ~ nve.do"'r: To-ruo.
row evening Nile. Roland ara VI. Ju,.au
take = ,cin' benefit. when "ill re g!ven lie
r.ry hes: ut Orlenhr..!- ".".:.-. "S!.:e:,."
AUX Enfa;s.
r'or the Saturda- n..inH" ", are. - :,s"'
..ene.ieye de Brahaut.' Which wa> :, 80
Iuisit.iy rendered !. few evenings since.
and in ,he eyenin: the troupe Will close
their brilliant engagement with LA Grande
Juehesse." which. il will be remembered.
was mos; enthusiastically received apon
the opening night.
Upon Monday nigtt next Me-. Lawrence
Barrett open. a dramatic engagement with
The Mar 0'Aiy!ie"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
SrArA OF LoCIsIANA,

SrArA OF LoClsIANA, !
Executive DeDar tment,
NeR Orleans. January 81, 1873.
NThEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation of the off cial bonds OF
Hubert Bouzano as administrator of Assessments
CT the city CT New Orleans to wit: one bond dated
ApIll |, 1870, In the sum of $25 600 signed by Il
Bonzano as principal, and John Armstrong and
Christian schneider suretii 8, the said bend
beng conditioned for the faithful performance by
the said H. Bo 2an0 of his duties as Administers
tor ct Assessments aforesaid; and
Whereas, application has been made to NE for
the cancellation of the official bonds of Hubert
B0nzano as administrator of Assessments of the
city "f New Orleans, to wit: A bond dated Febrl.
airy 20, 1871, in the SUN of S25 600 signed by H.
Bouzano as principal and Christian Schneider and
Cuthbert H. SocOmb as suleties, the laid bond be-
ing likewise conditioned for the faithful perform
auce by said H. BonZanO of mis- duties as Admins
tratoc of Assessments aforesaid Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in said bonds
to file their objections to the Cancellation thereof
i'll writing. in the office of the Secretary of State
within ninety days after the tast publication
hereof.
Given unde- my hand and the seal Of the Stats
this twenty seventh day of January 4. D. 1873, and
of the independence Of the uuitel States the nine
ty-seventh.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor
WILLIAM WEESs
Assistant Secretary OF State. Jap SGT
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John vi. BartL Va. Ship ienry-NO. A., i19
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L District of Lnuisiana.-In obedience to an nd
mIralty warrant, to me directed in the abo eDti
tied euit, have seized and taken into nv pOsses
sion
THB SHIP HENRY, her boats, tackle. apparel
furniture ETC. libeled by John NJ. Barth, for
the causes set forth in the libel Peudiug in the
District Court of the Unted States.
And 90 hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and oil and every perPon OF per
sons having or pretending have any right. title
or interest IN or 10 this same to be and appear at
District Court OF the UR ted States for the district
aforesaid, 10 bt holden at the cItv of New Orleans
on the she third Monday in March TO show cause
if any they have or can. whS the said ship Henry
should not be condemned and 90 7old agree abb to
the praSe of hbelaut.
United states Marsha''s office Seu Orleans
twenty seventh d.. of February. I87,.
=. 3, PACKARD,
!p1S nS ~ II United States MaT.haf-
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NOTICE.
ENErrn STATES EoSsoLIDarEs

CS-rn STATES EoSsoLInarEs H.So OFrICs,i
New Orleans, LIE, February IL, 1873. s
as ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS RE
u ceived from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office dated January o. 1873, notice is here
by given that on and after the fiFTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, the following lands in the late
Southwestern Land District Louisiana. which
were approved under the act of June 3 1856 20 the
State of LOui- lana for the New. Orleans GpelOIIs:ls
and Great Western railroad l,iu, vest of BrIsllear
City, and declared TO feiied to The United States
by act OF Congress OF July Il, 1870 will br restoI ed
10 entry undeS the provisions al the Homestead
laws, to wit:
All such unappropiiatei land lying and being in
Townships 6, : aud south, range east.
Townships :, s. Q. l0and II south range east.
fowl ships 8, 9, 10, II and II sou h. range east
Townships Z. 8. 10. H. IL AID 70 south. range =
east
Townships 10, H. /, and - south range ) east.
Townships H. II and l3 south. range east.
Townships H. Is and Il south range east.
Townships Il and IA south, range east.
Townships IL, IA aud II south range Q east.
Townships H. IA, - and Il south, range 10 east
Townships Il and 10 south, range II east.
Townships 10 and 10 SOUTH range IL east.
townships > and south, range ! wet.
Townships and south range west.
Townships ,, ! and south. range west.
Townships :. 8 and south range west.
Townships J, ,, ;. and SOUTH range west
Townships |, 2 3, and south, range westo
Townships |, 2 , and south. ram. west.
Townships |. D. :: and south. range west.
Townships |. 2 , and south. range west.
Townships !. 2. and s0Tth. range 10 west.
r wnships |, : Sand ! south. r.nge II west.
IOnnslIi.s !. :. aUd south. range II west.
CHARLES BARNARD, Register
ftl3 jtawiw ". II. HYATT. Receiver
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Bridget y,GRsW' vs.. CHiRi'S E1D|E. HE
l!sbaud-- No. 4Z'"

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
CANCELLATION Oh KONn,

STArs OF LOUISIANA J
Executive DE- partment !
SeS Orleans February Il 1875 J
NAHERsAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
W to ne tor the cancellation Of the official bond
of Alexander Z. Barber as harbormaster in aud
for the pa uish of Orleans. to Vit: 4 bond dat I'd
August s. 1868, in the sum of twenty five hundred
dollars signed by Alexander & Barber az principe
and A. l.. BoTie al d Carter B. Lowe as sUreties;
the said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said Alexander L. Barber OF
his duties as harbormasteT atore said.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons intereste ed
in the said bond to file their objections to tho 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 :Ie seal OF tne State
tins fourteenth day OF February, eighteen hundred
and sevsnty-three aud OF the Independence OF the
United States the ninety seventh.
WILLIAM =. HSLi0GU.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WERHs
Assistant Secretary Of STATE fei5 81:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
Cora ~,.:-.,..rr GIs I"t lie "a =. r' T!eah-,
No. -



ct. MOTION ~. GEORGES. fA'tT 8HgCAT.
~ .IIr leuass' HIeIt d- Ii i.'Iijpp - de gafii
..Vt ac""mpa giant Ia p.ti.: e AUS. G.ue cope
du 3'public4n de Ia NoGrele On ..aa - De
vAh,.r de IL NOuvei,e- Orlt3. let "r1tonrc que
toutes 80 peisOEne- que celia "ri'C.rue f"nnrnt
leUrs - sons 81 giles ell out. dams iitn;T iDJ;s Al
partir d. Ia prtTti";" publication d. 80. Irirt.
UpUvGUO n dit. list. ass"5scnact d.. prop. il '-s
du QUAtT en-" District ii" Desrtoh.irn; de 10 vile
L" Ia HoGFeile Orleans. '"mpt.s Gas - !imltes
-ui"6't". shN0lr CUln'Et!Ctnt sui Ia TITr GaucIlt
Gu f't.'. Nj sIS-trp al 20! q '.t+I-S"tIJu l'cc
!t'.rFl" Lafayette. de IL long du
ltu.r SOUS. ant d.uterse:tIon ave" l. canal
lies ''.'h"llTs, d. Ia cOuJaE. "a Dr0IUrGrlr, a
paTi'' In ~ Gr.is.. distance de H.Au U-ds
;r- 80 in"ins. lus4uaU 'aEOu B'Ny-UH - Ia Pr
;lesad. !...iEa; &c i" 'UHtirUau. Dong Ge :.
PTu.rruaI, 'lOrida sur de !. "a prds.
pu- UOIIs. de manjcrr Il .DIudEr. yai H. li@ne
r0urbe IL. p" pied. aGd,;nI!Ie.s a:ec lea avtU,'rs
Liza ..'t, tS du PeUpls. I. IN, d.5t.4HC. de !-'"
weG- .!u- on Ipoins. dn rleuye Mississippi! 81 de
Il. az long de ravenue LAFAYETTE jIs1u an point d.
:. rc!!. Il" -eTait pas aPiEUuge- ~ HOm"l3gure. a
e cement te "a c1ur CtndU 4" "a InsI..!e e.
icIlne dem ndc. dams Is petition .u!ias.-eo
G,!~t !. Orleans. ~ Ftvrj-, A =. 1873.
.!4lrls HAWKINS. f:g..
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