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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

THE LOUISIANA ENTANaLEMENT.-In the
fusion or anti-Pinchback Legislature of Louis
lana yesterday, on the first joint ballot for
tho long term in the United States Senate
the vote was-For Warmoth, 80; An
drew s. Heron, IS; J. A. Rozier, 81; Bussey,
q; blanks IL no choice. This would seem to
indicate an uphill pull for Warmoth, on which
he may fail to get through. Meantime the
short term Senator elected by each Legislature
has left for Washington, and these gentlemen
may serve to settle the contest as between
Pinchback and Warmoth.
In the Kellogg or Pinchback Legislature
Ex-Governor Hahn, in view of the depressing
effects upon. business of this senseless conflict,
resulting from two governmental establish
ments where one is quite enough, proposed
the appointment of committee to confer
with the opposition Legislature with view to
compromise, which is the most sensible
movement SO far emanating from either side.
Let these contesting factions follow the ex-
ample of the Geneva Tribunal or refer their
dispute to the arbitration of the Emperor of
Germany or some other man, and 'let us have
peace"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

A CAPITALIST COUNCIL IN ENGLAND, speak
ing in the name and on behalf of the holders
of foreign bonds, appears disposed to stir up
some transatlantic State creditors, Central
American and of the United States, with
very sharp stick, as will DO seen by our tele-
gram from London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Broadway, between
Thireenth and Fourteenth streets-ATHERLxY CouRr.
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Houston streets.-Lxo AND L0r06 Matinee at ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18
AmusentH1s TINS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

ATHENEUM No 5S5 Broadway.-0RAnS VARIETY En-
ffERTAMuKNr. matinee at 2x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

HE GERMAN IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA
flowed in o voluminous current during 1872.
One hundred and thirty-nine thousand of the
children Of Fatherland embarked at the ports
of Bremen and Hamburg for the United States
in the twelve months. Plenty of room Let
two hundred thousand Teutons come along
in 1879 Always welcome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

The SPANISH QUESTION OF SLAVE EMANc1-
PATTON IN THE COLONIES has reached to an
exceedingly important point of progress, as
will be seen by our news from Madrid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

WAI,LACKB THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
SAn Matinee 1t M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18

THE NEW EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN ITArY.-
A cable despatch from Rome informs us that
the Italian Senate has just approved the bill
forbidding theological instruction in the pub
lie schools. When we remember Italy as
Italy was twenty years ago it is impossible to
refuse to admit that this simple announce
ment reveals revolution which is one OF the
most wondrous in modern times. We are not
satisfied that the revolution will be gain. 1t
is quite possible, however, that, If we knew all
the facts in the case, we might have less rea-
son to object. The action Of the italian
Senate is important mainly for the reason that
it proves that in the ancient stronghold of
Catholicism the Church is no longer the ruling
power. This win be a fresh source of sorrow
to the venerable Pontiff, who is already over
burdened with cares. Before we Danish the
Bible from our public schools let us wait and
see how the secular system will work in Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-18


which the corporators agree to organize q lob
by at Washington, professedly in behalf of st.
Domingo, but in reality for themselves In
levying duties upon imports the company prom
Uses to treat St. Domingo as favored nation.
This promise is more specious than precise,
and it is not On easy matter to determine
its exact meaning. On the lobby point, how
ever, there is no installing the work these
gentlemen impose upon themselves. They
are to use all their influence with
Congress to bring Dominican products
into the ports of the United States free of
duty. The Credit Mobilier investigation is
suggestive of the nature of the Influence"
which may be brought to bear upon Con-
gressmen. But supposing il is persuasion,
and not the soldier kind of argument, which
the Company of the Bay of SANTANA intends
using to convince the average Legislator, we
are still confronted by proposition both
extraordinary and irrational 1t is the gov
eminent Of the United States which is to make
st. Domingo q favored nation. We are to
be asked to pass special and excep-
tiona tariff laws that these gentlemen
may make money OF the expense
of the national Treasury. Whatever duties
are levied upon st. Domingo products go into
the Golfers of the government, for it happens
that all Of them ore duties for revenue and not
for protection. In the nature of things they
cannot be made prohibitory, and the only
effect of complying with the request these
men have pledged themselves to make would
be TO unsettle our markets and bring us the
] enmity of other countries. 1t Is not possible
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
.toINT RESOLUTION

Requesting our Representatives ia Con-
c,ress TO use their influence to secure an
apprppriation 20 construct The Fort 81.
Philip canal.
BE :. resolved b. he Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES o. the State of L0ulsl-
ana in General Assembly convened, hat
the Senator. and Representatives OF the
State of Louisiana in Congress be and are
hereby requested 20 exert their influence.
and use ali lawful anc honorable means to
secure from the general government. such
appropriations and assistance as may be
NECESSARY 70 construc: and maintain the
Fort st. Philip canal.
Be it-further resolved. etc. That the Sec
retarv of State Of the State OF LOUISIANA be
and is hereb" requested 20 transmit copy
OF this Joint resolution TO each Senator ana
REPRESENTATIVE Of Tie SKATE o! LouisIana IN
Signed, CHARLES W.LOWELL,
Sneaker OF the House OF Representatives.
tSipped! c. {. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant. Governor ana President o. tie
Senate.
Approved February - 1873.
iS.gnedt WILLIAM z. KELLOGG,
Governor OF tLe STATE 9. Louisiana.
A :rue COPY:
j. 6 DEsLoNDE.
Secretary III SAFE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
LAWS or THE STATE Of LOUISIANA
prBtfsHED BY AUTHORITY.
No. 29.
Az ACT

To admit American citizens VINO nav
studied law in the legal institutions OF
France. Germany Or England. and who
have been admitted 20 practice III Ihe
snnerior courts Of those respective c0un.
-ries. 4, practice II tie several COURTS OF
Louisiana.
SECT1oy |. Be j: enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the S'dUe
OF Louisiana IL General Assembly con
vened, That any American cltlZen WIZ
qualities in either OF The legal lhsttuG yp
0t learning of France. Germany CT FL
land for admission 70 practice II the courts
If iud,catnr. of :eitler OF these respective
countries. who sLal! have been deemed
co1Dpetert and admitted 10 practice law III
the superior courts OF e! her France. yer
many or England. Shall he admitted 10
uracr;ce IN tie SapIeme Court anu oIAeI
courts Of Louisiana. ..pon certificate OF
oath. or affirmation TIA: he IS an American
citizen. and that iuei has been admitted 10
the practice OF law IN :ue superior eooi .
Of either OF the aforesaid countries, 10y
virtue of bis conformity 70 s-tavLShe" luAoS
and regulations. IT,.
Al, laws or parts OF laws inconsistent WIN
.Lis act are hereby repealed, ana that TINS
nc, sha!. take etfec. .Gom and after :Le
passage of tie same
ISigneG} CHARLES W. LOWE ELL,
Speaker OF the House 81 Representatives,.
signed, c. C. ANTOINE,
Lieufenan. Governor and President OF the
Annroyed February u. 1873.
lI;PnelI WILLIAM =. KELLOGG,
G,verpo. Of lie STATE oi Louisiana.
4 true copy:
=. G. DEs:oSIE,
Secretary o. St3-e.
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~ o. 20
AN ACT

Furnishing GxtUrt!on II u1,lc" by the Pih.lc
officers 81 tie STATE .. Louisiana. OF par
!snes Judicial and Other districts, and OF
cities ard fowls lnccIrortttG or having
governments authorized by law.
SECTION |. Be il enacted by the Senate
ana House OF Repre- entatives OF the State
OF Louisiana IA General Assembly con
vened. / hay any pGnnc chIcc! or empioyt
authorized by IN" constitution and laws OF
the State OF Louisiana, III either the leglsia-
tive. execu:ive, judicial or military depart
lnputs OF the State government thereof.
whose COMMUNICATION :o! official services or
EMPLOYMENT therein IS fixed Ivy the c0nstitU-
ton or laws thereof. who shall charge or
receive or take, directly or indirectly. any
more than the said .aw!Ul compensation for
said official services o. eIuplcyment shall
be deemed guilty Of eXtOrtIon IN nfhce, anc
shall I've punished in the manner hereinafter
prescribed in this act: provided, that the
provisions Of This act shall also be made 10
app!v and extend "a all officers and en-
pI0ves OF parishes. judicial and other dis
tIi3ts and of cities and towns Incorporated
OF having governments authorized 0y law.
SEC. =. Be = enacted. etc. That any
officers or persons violating the provisions
of this act shall Ue deemed guilty OF ms
LemeanOr. and, upon conviction thereof by
a cour; of competent jurisdiction. sh&l! bc
liable to pay tne OF not more than one
thousand dollars. anh :" an imprisonment
for term not exceeding five years, a; the
discretion OF the couI.; and any person
agrreyed or injured by The acts OF SAID OF
fender shall, independent OF any CRIMINAL
proceedings, be entitled 10 MAINTAIN CIV!
action against the same Tor damages or III
iur:gs sustained. and I. ve:dlc. IN favor OF
III" party Ejureh. or conviction OF -Nch
offender. shall .>S0 tD"'o operate a vacation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1878.

ceive, have. against the, desire OF the ma
jority of its people, given 20 the spanish
government material aid against the Cu-
bans, thereby aiding amt assisting IN the
continuation Of said barbarous INSTITUTION
of slavery at our own doors, with great
prejudice to our trade: and
Whereas. The people Of The United
States have suffered during tour long years
the calamities of terrible lnterneclne wax
for the abolition of said institution and
Whereas, We tie free people of the
United States can not see with indifference
the brutal, cruel and inhum&n conu1u0n OF
our tellow-men suffering Tor the same cause
the most atrOclous prosecutions therefore
be II
Resolved bv the Senate and House q
Representatives OF the STATE OF Louisiana IL
General Assembly convened. Actcated and
animated by the most noble and human
sentiments, consider it their GUty to urge
upon Congress our desires that thelr efforts
should be put forth looking to speedy sup
preston of slavery in the iSiand OF Cuh2.
and furthermore, that we consider mat the
allowance 10 the Cuban government by the
government OF the United States OF ,he same
privileges allowed 10 the Spanish govern
mtnt, wOUldtend to the desire'! emancipation
of slaves in the unfortunate island o! CUBA.
and that we would see with gfatiLc&GoH
and joy any decided and effective measures
taken by our government 70 that effect:
and furthermore, that we feel confident OF
the support and countenance OF the civil
lied world. as well as :he appreciation and
encoUra cement OF every lover q
humanity, especially Of the people OF Ii:
United States, in til. oar desire !"
demand the wiping away OF the last YES
tige Of slavery now existing on the Alner-
can continent. as wei. us to destroy the
o,hous bonds OF slavery ID Ike island OF
Cuba, in which thousands 81 ratI"na. he
ings are now grooming as the victims OF
brute force, and the most shameful Grim
nal .ratfc which tie enemies OF liberty
have ever invented.
Be il further resolved, etc. that Tie
Legislatures OF the several Southern States
where slavery formerly existed be anu are
hereby invited TO adopt these resolutions,
and tina. copies OF the same, daily authen-
ticated, be at once forwarded 20 theln by
the clerks OF our respective houses.
.SigntdD CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the Hous. OF Representatives,.
t>igneGi G. G. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor auG P.es.deE: OF tie
Senate.
Approved February -. 1875.
,>igneGl WILLIAM i. KELLOGG.
Governor Of the SAFE ~ Louisiana.
A true copy:
l.. G.. DEsLOSDE.
Secretary OF STATE.
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.yoi<T RESOLJT

Asking the Congress OF the United States
20 pass an act appi0priatiug the proceeds
CT all pablo lands hereafter sold t1r the
support of free columon schools.
BE il resolved by the Sena-e and House
O. Rrpresentati OF the State OF Louis
lana in General Assembly convened. That
our Senator. and Representatives in the
United States Congress re ana are hereby
requested to exert theIc influence and use
all proper means ~ secure the prompt en-
actnent OF a law Gevcting al the money
which shall hereafter Ue received from the
sale OF public lands belonging 70 the United
States 1or the support OF free common
schools, as recommended oy President Grant
in his last annual message.
Be i further resolved etc, That the See
retarv of State of the State Of Louisiana
he and ;s hereby requested I" transmit q
copy OF these resolutions 70 each Senator
and Representative OF this State N Congress.
t>;gnedl CHARLES ". LOWELL,
Sueaker of The House u Representatives.
lSign,d, C. c. ANTOINE.
Lieltenant Governor and PGeS!Ger: CT nc
Senate.
Approved February 70, 1873,
,SiEncdl WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor q: tie Safe u Louisiana.
a true copy:
L. G. DE>L1SIE,
Sa,.u.-a-V ~ N"i.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

in the sum of s42, O93 80, with interest, and
alleges that both defendants reside out of
the State, and pray. that the New Orleans
Banking Company be made garnishers
herein, and be ordered TO answer under
oath the usual heterogeneous propounded
in these cases.
Judge Saucier has ordered that an attach
meht issue as prayed for upon petitioners
giving bond in the sum of s65,060. and let
tue Canal Bank be made garnishers. and or
dered to answer under oath IL writing Tie
annexed interrogatories.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
MANHOOD,
Two Hundrcdth Edition.
Revised and corrected by the author E. &c f. Cur.
It's VI. D., j. K. G. ), etc.
Srrreor Tr,'yf.Y.
Heebe vs.. Charles Marten.-Eirs,

JUSTICE ItuIt, !agTsHU VIItau., No. -,
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER' FACl,S TO
ID me directed by tie Hon. ". T. Houston Frs.
Justice Of the Peace IL and for the parish oi Or.
leans. viii proceed to Eel! at public auction ar
the Merchants and 4.u"t!Oneers' Exchau.e on
k'ya. street. between CANA and CustnIIloI,.r
stTeet- in the Second District @. this .... on
SATURDAY, March -, I575 az twelve O'Clock ~.
the following DESCRIBED property, to wit
ONE LOI Of GROUND u the Scconj! Dtst,ic. ..
TINS city. designated by the No. -, IN .glarc no.
%. which IS bounded by Ga.v.z johnson con-
and ST. Louis streets. measuring % feet mon, on
Johnson s'ree' bN !" feeto !Uci.es in deJ'h he.
tween psTal..! lines, together with all the irIrov,
meLts thereon. The sad lot Of ground vas ac
q'iTed By judgment Of court igltG the ff.r.I~-h
folIO 6i6
Seized in The above suit.
TeIms-CaeA o. the spot
iei1 :. kLl' JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
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. f. L IClALs
Laws of the United states Passed ut the
bird session OF the FOIty-Sccond
Congress.


lREsOLUTION OF GENERAL NAIUnE-No.
Joint resolution rendering the thanks of
Congress to Captain David Rit HE. COM
handing the revenue steamer il0cca-in.
and the officers and men Ua4er his COIN
mand.
Resolved w the Senate and Icuse Of
Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress Assem- 0le.i. That the
thanks of Congress axe duo and are hereby
rendered 10 Captain David Richie. com
handing the revenue steamer Moccasin,
and 70 the officers and men under his com
mand. for their heroic and humane action
in saving the lives OF tolty-two human be-
irgs, and rcsculng SrTeEtccn dead bodies
from the wreck % tie steamer Nets. on
the waters Of Long Island sound. on The
morning OF TIE thirty-.irs ri August,
eighteen hundred ard seyeHty-tvo.
Approved January -. !>.3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
Fred Hau,on vs.. the Cor,b:noric, ?.o.

Ptling Company, Az. H4v .H..-.. - ::
- yust,c Court for the'Pari., .. ur"24s -. -.
'lRICE OF WRIT OF rIsRi PACE -
- me directed by the HOn. ". -. Eor..toi. ...s:
justice Of the Peace IN and ioT T." va.. - e rT'
IAN VIII proceed 10 sell at put Is" 49, 81. n
MONHAl, February p, 1873, AZ I've -. .'.'. =: .
on the corner Of CaroudtIct ava : d.. .t.....
me i9.'oWing descr1 bed prop, rtv. :" VII
pSE RAILROAD CAR
Seized in the above entitled and :.'.'r.b.f1A. ..
Tc5Ws-Cash Oh the spot.
.ei2le2j JOHN Hurley. Cqret'.r'r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
lGESERAL EAGURE-No. L.

An act estaOiis,.in. post routes IN tie State
OF Name.
Be j. enacted by the ; rate and House Of
Representatives IF the United States OF
America n Congress assembled. That the
following be >tah,isi"G as post roads:
Maine: From las Baldwin. via North
Baldwin, Sebaco and South Byidgeton 70
Bridgeton; from Graz Depo: 70 Gray Cor
aer IN the comfy .: Cumberland.
auuroved Ja44.rv =, !..;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
Succession of Joseph 6aynor : No.

GECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p,p,.r -
- 'f-eans = Whereas +. K Fr:ruar ..',r. O.:
MIS-; >aTah Ann t!"ugh has re'.t.oii~,i -. -. 2;
~, tiers o. administration on tie estate 9: ..e
ate Joseph RaynOr deceased iu-.,-a.,. N...... q
h'ttbS gwen TO all whom il NAV cr,c.rn. %
snow cause within ten days WY ~" 1r,:.: -
By order Of the Court
fc.y ,. p FRAcE p,C., ~ s-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20

- 80 = - - - w
4 CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending Nav q, i812 payable the third Monday
of July next. Also, TO pay en demand ten per cent
interest 70 the scrip holders upon conversion Of
their scrip into capital stock. as peE amended char.
ter Of the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
4 &LONE.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...o|o4NL
In connection with other appropriate measures.
Cures Diseases OF :he A!r-Pass4ses and Lungs
Cures Mental arrangements.
Cures Loss OF Nerve and vial PoweSo
Cures Nervous Debility
Cures Skin Diseases
Cures ScrOfula.
Cures Govt and Rheumatism
Cures SIeTuat0TThea, etc.
OZONE
CieAnses, fCrfes and Enriches 'He Blood, Ee-
moves Genesal or Local Debility, Gives Tone to the
Stomach, lmParts Energy ana fivacity, inv.So-
rates thu Whole system, ana Erad!cates livery
Trace OF Illness. This IL ne new thing. 1t is re.
cOguiZed and practiced as a curative agent by the
leading physician OF the world, and its worderfu!
successes IL ChIouic Diseases has induced III. un-
ders gued after practically testing its efficacy and
becoming thoroughly experienced IN its correct ar-
pEcati0n, 20 adopt & in theiI extensive practice.
No "a a: ee ior preliminary interview
OZONE lNHiLATIONS
AT DRs. JONAS & COBDEN'S,
80. ii Burgundy street. near Canal
NV ORLEANS fe20Gn
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To;a, assets. 81 46l "a

The above statement $ a Just, trne aid correct
.racscrl1,t from .he books OF TIE company.
PAUL F0URCHY. President
G. :g.T. Secretary.
STATE - LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans,
City OF New Orleans. )
S--o-7 - art subscribed before ne this tenth
day 81 June, !272: ---
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
Suggestion Of ,aroIine .:ny. decea.eeL VIZ.

of Henry Katherine. iirf.T.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR Thk PARISH P
- Oreans.-Notice is hereby gwen 'n:." "Ttdo
iOrs of this estate and 20 all Other T"rs"Is -. Il!
interested to show within sen DAYS rom IN"
present notification, # any they nav" ar "a, Why
the account presented by tie tutor AID .'.t!..
Iuentarv executor in ms estate st"lIj - he
hOm3Ogated and approved, and tie :.L.s =. f..t'
buted in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
felU 20 "a FRANK PACE. n. ''s:N.
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succession of Henry ". -arre-\Oo

3J.tGI.
GECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF creaus.-Notice is hereby gwen 20 -. I'd.
itoIs OF thI> estate, and 30 al utl.. :..-ana
irftin interested, 10 show cause wt.E... ~, IVA
IRON the present notification. if any they 80, r.
can why ne account presented by Mr.. :. .r.A
efoH!d rot be homo Ogated and aIpIIr... 81 80
iH,'' tisti!out|d IL accoEdanc" ti.-..,,..h.
By order OF the Court.
fely y p FRANZ p.,,r .-,,l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
T AFAYEyTE FIRE INSURANCE CON.
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Third Annunf Atatement-iS53.

IL Conformity with the requirements OF their
charter, he Company publish the following state
ment OF their o1siness for the year ending pecem-
UeI S. .61,:
Amount OF premiums on fire risks dur
ING the year. inc aiding unearntd pre-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20
Succession of ii; r. .Nchenna Noe

LsECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE ra.'sh
- of Orleans Notice is her.hy given E" ~ cr.do
itors OF TINS estate ard 90 all "ler person. i. 10
interested. TO show cause within 'eu a2"s rom
the present notification. # any thy t.T. a. az.
why the account presented by :. H. totN. '&'t IL.
tor II this estate should not he Lou..io..:,:
and approved and the funds Gis!Ib,.:..! = u.
ance Herewith.
fei6 925~ FRANK PACE IR C'.rs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-20


The above statement is a true and correct trah-
sc:.r- :rol:. he books ot the company.
KASPAR AUCH, President.
Ior:s MATHS. Secretary.
Sr.rs op LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. )
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this twenty.
second ,iav OF January 1873 JOHN DAILY.
Sx.n Justice OF the Peace. Parish OF Orleans.
Az meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held on
,he tw,uti.rt Gay of January 1873, il was TesovGd
"a declare a dividend of SiXrI-ElGHT PER CENT
@. amount pad II. TO be credited on stock notes.
KASPAR AICH. President.
Lcri. MATHS. Secretary.
A. the annual election. held on The thirteenth
instant .Le following gentlemen were elected pl'
Ie.toIs, 20 serve dunn. TIE ensuing YEAR
Easpvr Auch, >: ii. Meier
a. = ThtisIran Henry Bense', Jr.,
PhI,pp prumm. John Scht Li'bS'
(7..1ave Beck William Mehle,
Louis Faessel. :! r. hTanl
T. IL SCrepe BaZjle Dabaf,
Roi,er, Jackson 4. H. Burton.
Henry Rice, J. b. OtIoD,
Ioris Mathis Or. S. $. Wood.
John Purcell }. H. Norton,
" 4 Fish }. N. Demarest.
"A. ChryaIlev. Daniel Holderith,
Henry Eiiermann.
And n a meeting of the Board, held OF the
tv-ri,r+e+h instant KASPAR AUCH, Esq, was IN.
animouslv reelected President; ROBERT JAG KSOS,
ESQ Wee President; and JOHN PURCELL, Esq, In
sne.tor. LOUIS MATHIS. Secretary.
I'm
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Succession OF Il. q. Dnvenport-No.Ij - i.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Noticc is hereby .j~.D % tLo
creditors of this estate, and :" al "-i.r 'e' Gfs
herein Interested to show cause wi;. :; - ..ys
from Me present notification. 4 any th'N L.". or
can, why the account presented ~ tIr i'-t..U' %
executors OF this esat" -hOu,'i -; - .'''
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