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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
BUSINESS BEFORE PARTY.

A few weeks since Hon. H. T. Blow and
Mr.. George Knapp set off from st. Louis
upon an excursion through Texas, en-
bracing a visit to Austin and Galveston,
and returning to St. Louis by way Of New
Orleans. Thus far there is nothing irreg-
ular in this excursion. When We add,
however, that Hon. Mr. Blow is an ardent
Republican, and supporter of President
Grant, while Mr.. George Knapp is an
editor and proprietor of the NissClni Re
p.JlicQu, a Democratic organ and an advo-
cate OF the Greeley I Ision, our citizens
Will raise their eyebrows in astonishment.
What they Will ask, could two men DIFF
iering so widely n politics ride togetheg
in the same cars oT sleep glnder the same
roof with any satisfaction to eacn Other :
These gwo gentlemeM certainly did Sc, and
together in this city received the most &css
pitable attentions without respect to theig
past political color 0, condition.
We have now half a dozen coiuMns oS
their triumphant expedition into the lah4
sutjugated commercially by the lgli,ed e.s
terprise of the citizens o. st. Louis. These
joint commissioners h&ve planted the
customary 0lonument Of primary occupas
ton, with the inscription. In the name
of st. Louis, 4. D. 1873" and return 10
add Texas to the commercial empire Cd
the Future City.
, st. Louis certainly does not ware Gee
enterprise. Two years ago it sent trato
ing expedition to Gexas by wa9 of the
creeks and bayous of .ScLatalaya, and
actually reached Sabine Cityo The expee
diaion oas treated Q-itl0 greaa kinSf9ess
by tle ratives who exchanged qresh eggs
aTd 5otatoes againsg cotton cloths anG
tobacco. But tie excursio,a of Nessrg.
5low and 2papp was fac B2o0e signSicarg
of commerce.
They made the rounG Grip in a9oue
the ordinary running time from So louis
down here by steamboat Tha saileoad
system OF Texas, with its branches irtsS
Mexico is described the port oi GaiEasten
is as3ied 90 aS So ou5lef 10 Europe.
out it as also proposed TO geact
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

a deeper port at the mouth Of the Sabine.
We have no purpose to controvert the
anticipations of these gentlemen, nor to
convince them that their way to Europe
is through New Orleans. Our only OBJ
ject in this reference was to show that the
men Of ST. Louis are not so separated by
political artagonism and official greed as
TO refuse co-operation upon the common
welfare. OF this, an additional and even
more important example will be given; but
it should occur to New Orleans that if her
best talent is employed in violent strife
as to the distribution Of Offices, there can
be none of that harmony in pursuit OF
her commercial interests which is so IN
dispensable to her welfare. Can we not
expect such harmony and cooperation, or
shall we wrangle about politics while 81
Louis and other cities invade our territory
and carry away our commerce?
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
RETURN OF THE PEACEMAKERS.

Tie force Of Metropolitan militia re-
Gently sent up to Livingston parish, under
command Of Colonel Flanagan, have re-
turned to the city without firing hostile
gun OR being confronted by a single foe.
The report Of the commanding officer,
sent to the REPUBLICAN yesterday, from
Baton Rouge, will be found among our
dispatches this morning, and afford all
the information on the subject there is to
be had.
This makes the second expedition OF
the kind that has been sent out since the
passage Of the law authorizing the employ
ment Of the Metropolitan Police as mill
tia force, to be used in any part Of the
Sta-=. The result has been such as to sat
isiy the most sanguine friend Of that wise
enactment, and to give most assuring
sense Of safety to every good citizen Of
the State. The great trouble with US las
been heretofore that upon every occasion
OF disturbance, bluster or even riot, our
State officials have been without an ade-
quate State force to send to the scene 20
restore order by the strong hand. IN de-
fault Of such an auxiliary, We have been
in tie habit of looking to the
United States government for that
help which we should have been in a con-
dition to do without. This has undoubt-
edly placed the Republican government of
the State in false position abroad, ard
led people to inquire why the party, be-
ing in majority, could not sustain itself.
The solution of the problem involved ex-
plantations which com plicated the whole
matter, and rarely proved satisfactory,
For the first time, then, since the adop-
ton Of the constitution Of 1868 We are
placed on such basis that we are able to
sustain ourselves. And 50 long as p1u-
dent counsels prevail, the State forces
that can be brought into action at short
notice will be practically invincible before
any that the malconten.s can array against
it. In this connection we may express
our qualification that there has been no
necessity TO Use forcible measures in the
sections of the State already visited, ard
We sincerely hope such an emergency
may neyeg arise Fog while we insst
upon Che aigid enforcement of the Saws
we hope 90 baye Ss Goue without seed
shed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
n A DILEMMA.

We see constantly the charge against the
STATE government that il is d u5GrHafion,
forced OF her people by vagranss, and in 20
sense entitled 20 obedience. We see
throughout the State meetings resolving
discbediences and non -paymen. Of taxes.
The government Of Governor Kellogg
IS thus, according g ,hese resolutions,
jllegal.
There has been as armed confics in tho
parish Of Grant, in which a person who
had been published as a commissioned
sheriff Of tie parish Of Grant, bus who
had neytG qualified " bond o. cats,
beaded body of men, collected IN ral%
from SeyonS eLe lin1it oS tie ra,ish.
these men entered the Rarish Of Grant,
attached q BODY 6 men claiming 60 Be a
posee com;9atas Of the parish, duly sums
ascne9 as such Sy a person named ShaQ,
claiming to be sheriff Of Grant Sariel. Tie
s5suit O6 fh:@ attacS GAS f6e killing
of nore 55an one 2undreG men Claiming
20 30 therosse c0mttQ.us Of Grant. Among
the grounds of defense set up by the friends
% Nash is this: That be was an officer
Guiy commissioned by Governor Kellogg,
and, therefore, rightfullyo in authority.
Aeae rs & dilemma. If G0verngR EeIioeg
be rieltfuliy ip oGics, then tae pati, AID
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

commission Of Sheriff Shaw were valid
until he had been lawfully superseded by
the official qualification of his successor,
Nash. If Governor Kellogg be usurper
how could he have made lawful sheriff? If
Kellogg be usurper, Nash was 10 sheriff:
If the citizen is under no obligation to
obey process for collecting taxes, then 10
citizen was bound to obey any process in
the hands 6f sheriff appointed by Kel-
logg. In this dilemma it must be ad-
nittsd: l. That Kellogg is lawful Gov
ernor; or, l. That the invasion of Grant
parish was an act Of private war, and as
such a violation of the laws. Either kel
logg is Governor, or Nash should be tried
for murder Which is it?
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Under its present management the Lou
isiana Jockey Club has achieved the most
gratifying triumphs, and done great good
to New Orleans by bringing together gen
tlemen of all political faiths, and in fur
rishing a most agreeable resort for visit
ing strangers. We regret to learn that a
ring Of self-styled ''respectables, " bat who
are really barnacles on every public en-
terpfise that unfortunately they attach
themselves TO, are endeavoring to secure
the control of the stock for the next cleo
ton Of directors. We think there is too
much enterprise in the club to permit the
scheme to succeed. Should it, we may
safely set down the prophecy that the
Louisiana Jockey Club has seen It's
palmiest days
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

AT a meeting of The jersey City pclice
Commissioners last Wednesday evening,
Cae commissioner moved that Mrs. Sarah
Go-Lort te appointed city physician at
large. Mrs. Dehogt's application was in
CLOSED bo a large elumbep of @rosaiaent
9Gtizens, among them Congressman Scadeler
and attorney General Gilchr.ss. After
considerable discussion, the anatteg was
qa,d over, ehe board being not quite assured
Chat 10 had the authority under Rhe tharte5
60 MAKE ouch sn appointment
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
PROCLAMATION,
0>E THOUSAND DOLLARS REwaHH,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
@ew Orleans, pIil %, 1873
Information taving reached me that g5rged or
frauduIeIy5 state Liceose Banks have been ten
dered for sale. largo G.sceun. or tie gsco value
thereof beirg offered at induceme1t TO euschHs4
hageov oTger reward ofOne Thouseud DoIlags for
iL1olelat.on eLch vii lead to the detecti on Ani
conviction of arg Pe5son Engaged il SO def.auGI.
the State.
Given under my land and the seal Of the State
hereunto attached his twenty :ght&day of april
eighteen hundred AID seventy-thcee, and Of the
independence of the United States the niroty
seventh.
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG
81 TIE Governor:
2. e.. GBSaCEDs,
sscs@t;.ry q: stste. &r2s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, :
New Orleans, April u, lSI3.)
Whereas, Official Information has been received
by me that CT OF about the tIirieth day OF March,
1873, William 3. Mcdonald an Old and worthy c!tl-
zen of this State, brutally murdered at Yer
Hon, in the parish OF Jackson, in this State, by a
person or persons 70 me unknown.
Now, therefore. l. William P. Kellogg Governor
of the State OF Louisiana have though. fit TO issue
this my proclamation. Offering a reward OF FlF
THOUSAND DOLLARS fol- the apprehension and
conviction OF the murderer or murderers of the
said William B Mcdonald; said reward to be paid
the certificate of the sheriff and district attor-
ney Of said parish OF jackson that the person ap-
plying for the same furnished the information
which led TO the arrest and conviction OF the
aforesaid murderer murdeTers.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the State
hereunto attached this twenty first day of April,
1873, and CT the independence CT the United States
ths ninety seventh.
WILLIAM p KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary of State. ap22 2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

4 high Fusion State oficia; ;-oy yo,1ld-
be il he could-was yesterday describing
to an admiring audience how Che Sabine
detachment and other ''troops' had
routed the Metropolitans in Livingston
parish "Thirty-nine dead peelers, y said
he, ''are laid oQt IN she streets of Port VIM
cent. and the remainder were being pur-
sued into the woods and slain ia their
tracks" Just az this thsilling juncture
tLt newsboys dashed up with the evening
papers, announcing the safe geturn Of
Colonel Flanagan and forces, after very
peaceful and successful excursion through
the s'disaffected'' district, Exit high Fu-
sion official
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
John Il. Leuiz rt al. vs.. steamboat tAty OF

I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i Distrc. of LOusiana.-ln ohediepce % an
admiralty warralt t. to ME dire cted in the above
tutitlt suit Il have seized and taken into my pcs
st ssOn-
THE STEAMBOAT CITY OF CAIRO, now Iheied
hv John B. Lusk ct al for the causes Sc forth n
the lbel now pending III the District Court oI The
United states
And do hereby cite ard admOnish the owrer or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
Lavlng pretending TO have any right. tt!c oi n
terest in or 20 the same to be and appear az
District Court of the United States for the district
afore said 10 be holUen at the city OF New Orleans
on the twenty-sixth of Nav 1873, to show cause, 4
any they have can, why the SAID stedmboat
CITY of Cairo should not be condemned and Dc cod
agIeeably to the prayer of hbelants.
United States MaishaPs office, New Orleans,
twenty ninth day OF ApIii, 1873.
S. L. PACKARD.
srl3O mylO II 25 United States MARSHAL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
Crippen & Knee vs.. steamboat -Harceh"-

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l District of Louisana.-1n Obedit nee 10 an .u-
miraltv warrant to me directed i'll the above EMU
tied suit have seized and taken into my posses
,a..z
tackle etc. now libeled by Crippen Knee ior ne
causes set forth in the libel siow pending N INC
District Court of the United states
Ard do hereby cite and admOnish the owrer or
owners thereof and 8ll and every person or PEI
sous having OF pretending to have any rsht uIIe
or interest in or TO the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the sIlct
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New orleans,
Oh the third Monday OF May TO snow ca"se, II
auv tbey have or can why the SAID steamboat
should not be condemned and be sold, agIee&Dly
TO the prayer Of the hhelant.
United States Marsbafs office, New oI-tans'
twenty first day Of April, 1873 ~
ar12 nvl 10 20 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
0 U. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.
Thomas Chaney vs.. Steamboat Ozark

Thomas CLANCY VS.. Steamboat OZARK
No. ln1-2.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS
L District OF Leuisiana-By vlTtue Of writ OF
entitled suit will proceed to sell to the L CHEST
bidder. on SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the entrance 20 the CustoInhouse
on Canal street between Oid Levee and Peters
streets in this city,
THE STEAMBOAT OZARK, hsr Boats. Engines
Tackle, etc, now lying in Algiers &uo-c Canal
street ferry landing.
Terms-Cash, al time Of adj iGication.
United states Marshars Office, New ORLEANS
twenty first day OF April, 1873
s. y. PACKARD
?u22 2i 26 % rrv1 ? I-rifph States al
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

The attention Of the reader is called 10
the change Of time on the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas railroad, as advertised
in another column. The coast tram Tor
Ocean Springs and Intermediate stations
will leave hereafter at 5l5 Z. n, and ar
rive in New Orleans, IN returning, at
g.gn NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
sNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE NATTER OF MAXWELL co. BAEK-
Iupt
In Dankruptcy-NO. 1853.

WHEREAS JOHN MAXWELL, FORMERLY
w OF New Orleans, but now residing al kaLka-
kee Illinois and H. n Sora. of NGw Orleans, and
district aforesaid members Of the late firm OF
Maxwell Co. duly declared bankrupt UrGeT The
act of Congress OF March 2, 1867, has TINS day
fled il said court a petition praying foI dis
barge and certificate thereof from al their
d. hts and other claims provable undec SAID acr.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
III interest, that the seventeenth day Of May
1873, at II A. NJ is assiGred for the hearing Of the
same, and that they may then and there attend
ava show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the bankrupt II. n.
SoI.a VIII undergo examination before Regis
ter Kellogg, on the fourteenth day of May A. D.
1873, at IL A. NJ, at his office, Customhouse ~ lGirg
New Orleans. and Jo' Maxwell On the first lgv OF
Nav, 1873, before Register II. n. Hubbard, al Chi
cago, Illinois.
Celks office, New Orleans, April 10 1873.
apl8 2J mvl +. LOEW, Dcputv Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Hon. James Brooks, whose death IS an
nounced in our New York dispatches. was
one of the editors of the New York k..presS,
at one time a violent Know Nothing man.
He has been for many years Democratic
Congressman, representing large foreign
born constituency. Brooks started life as
a jourrevman printer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A Lawrence man allows his wife 80
week for pin money, with the understand
irg that she shall forfeit ten cents for each
absent button, and the same amount for
each cup OF poor coffee. This arrangement
has been going On for two years, and the
day has not yet come when he could claim
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A very careful religious paper, whose
name is not TO be mentioned, has the fol-
lowing reat sentiment: In the light of
modern practices, We conclude mat the
surest means of getting dead-headed
,h ough 20 Paradise on special train, is 10
Kill some body" Try it, friend.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Tilton says that the bosom o. Brigham
Iouns's family is perfect sierra OF
breasts" We have often heard it said OF
Theodore that he was an incomprehensible
sort of fellow-forever in the clouds; but
we should Judge from his remark that he
had been steadily going higher than that,
and had finally got into the milky way.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A Peoria expressman has horse that,
Immediately upon being unhitched, goes TO
a hydrant in the stable yard, and taxing
hold of the handle of the stop-cock with It's
teeth, turns on the water unfit the trough
is nearly full, when it ouenches its thirst.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A Modoc picked up a shell which had
been thrown into his lava bed, and thinking
il was a water melon, undertook to pull the
stem out with his teeth. He is now cultl-
waiting small melon patch in the happy
buntIug ground beyond the western sky.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A correspondent of an Eastern paper re-
calls the fact that tOrty years ago, IN Flor
ida. AT a peace conference. under a flag OF
truce, between the Indians and whlte troops,
the American commander was tIeacherously
shot dead by Osceola, Seminole chief, who
died a lin gering death in prison.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
NONITiON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAPfsurt
ORLEANS

VHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
y, 4 tnese presents shall come, greeting: Wl4I4as
hthTy Samnry has purchased at a nah. e ea @
mace "rser by or "a.1hhinston .h Irving Hodgson, c.
the property hereinafter describt.! las ann; !
70 ms court for a monition advertistmtIt, m
conformity 10 sections 2310, 237l 1872 and lo-'1
OF act NO ". approved sixteenth OF March $50
and commonly known IAN act for tIe .,v-s.on
OF tEe statutes Of a general character
now, therefore, know We, and all perso-s for
ested heie4n, are hereby cited aud adnol!siqd m
ne EahIt OF the State of Louisiana. and Of y "a
second District Court for the parish Of D-fears
"tO can SET up any right title or claim in ara -
property hereinafter described in couseo-Iero. ot
any ,hioInanty IN the order, decree or jaGgIne nt
Q! me court under which the sale was II sde or
any liIeSuiar1ty OF 1legality i'll the aprraiseneyt
anu i'dV ise1nents i'll time manner of "a Q or
Iol any oIher defect Whatsoever to 81 ow cause
wIth!n thirty days from the dav tLs ,rn,j. ~, ie
hist inserted in the public papers WHY the 20 90
nTie ~ shon' @ a NOT be confirmed and honoloaated
nc s;'u property was sold by the auC+ or,er
afortsaId by virtue of two orders issI,ed hv ty,a
i0herabie court dated respectively Jarr5rv2 "a
l8'Z, and February !, 1272 rendered in 10 -
slGE OF James McCloskey No. % 03g Of ~. JlL.,
.. tlls court at which sale tine said Henri SaTrrv
vi - We purchaser for the of 200 as
s"-H lnoprity passed before ?. c. Cuvell;er n+arv
iUolc' Oh the eighteenth day of April, i8-a
J-G.c'a! conveyance viz - ~
cet'ain az lot OF ground situated in; the First
EEas,ilct Et OF this city, in the square bo3nced hv
fat"hdrItt uate ApolloI. Baronne Gate EaCrp,.y
-, -oiu tIate Triton walk and CaIIiopn t.rer+s
hes, s!arra as iot Nc on plan made by srI1ng,
T 9ii,fyor dated April s, 1889, dep sited as ., an
80 80. ~ III lhe records Of Ee late " lliam Ch,',tv
Ant,t A., :" motaIy IN TINS city said lot measures m
.n. IAN measure 25 feet front on Carorf,ltt
parallel lines ''e9 ueep bttWten
and another Iot of ground, in the same district
49, are Sd5ol;'ns the before descrh4d ~ 20
li-aslIlng, French eas1re 30 fest , u a. 20, e1-!u
l'.se 1',.'., pY l1o f,et deep between rarl,,rl
80 "se'he" with the buildings and IN urGye
r,tmLs thereon and the appurttnannts Ii1.nf
"IH ,a Hno"h @ a,h designated as No rs CarondtF.t
sad iamrs Merlgthe MIefng the same property which The
x liam tcVas4sSt Sty acquired by purchase frtAE.
ot fn. Tq- notary public, on The thireeD- da;s
siD. ~. 'V ',tIe registered in tue cnnya 90 10
tn,,.tdnls VI dnls city, IN book 9G fol o 76t, ar4 T,S
.9i?ae sre.es ienated BY sad late McC!oskey Or g
Of th second District Cours for g paI m
'' 'nI' sixteenth day of ApIii, l6Y,
FrAvy p.cz l., c, l.. TI>SpF J.esa
-, - 'f'.' Nfik aui7 ulIf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
Robert Kyle VS.: steamboat Exporter

Robert Kyle vs.. Steamboat Exporter
No TO- 100. ~
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT,
/ District Tf Louisiana-In obedience TO an &d-
niralty warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit hsySe seized and taken INTO my pos
session % ,,
THE STEAMBOAT EXPORTER, her tackle
boats etc, now libeled by John Kyle tor me
causes set forth in the libel now pending N me
District Court of the United States.
And | DO hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owrers thereof, and all and every person OF per
sons having or prett nding to have any right tltle
or interest in or the same. to be and appear al
district court of the United States for tie ;srct
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on the third Monday of May, to show cause, If
auy they have or can, why the said steamboat
sh0uld not be condemned and be sold agree"b-y TO
the prayer of the libelant o,
United States Marshals office, New oi-eans
twenty first day of April, 1873. ~
o,27 pvI I020 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Oh, the snow the beautiful snow; such
hurky thing, you know; bluirg your nose
and chilling your toes, as Whiriing along
the street it goes. No silly praise, not any
for Joe. for that coldest OF frauds, the beau
fiful snow.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Father Hvacipthe, in his second discourse
at Geneva, attacked the moderh fEaotIoo Vi
confession, which admitted the priest INTO
the family, where the husband should oe
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

1t is interesting TO note how many dlt-
ferent ways Tangipahoa was rendered N
the Northern and Western papers the
morning after the news of the police move
ments ON Amite was telegraphed by the
Associated Press
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

The nav rolls Of the city employees Tor
March. amounting to s3l ,99o 10, was paId
at the CITY Hall yesterday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

Eleven battalions of volunteers revolted
and fired on General Conteras, at Madrid
during the recent disturbances. Conteras
escaped -Four of bis staff were killed. ana
several were wounded.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01
CONSTABLES' SALES,
August sauH'an VS.. William Doughfrty-

August BauHIan VS.. William Doughfrty-
First Justice Court for the Parish OF UreGns
No. 1884,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
II to me directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston.
First Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
at my office No. l58 Julia street on SATURDAY
Nay 10 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
de6cI bed property, TO wit
ALL THE RIGHTS. TITLE AND INTEREST of
William Dougherty in certain Judgment n
suit entitled William Dougl erty VS.. william Cod.
ing. ard numbered il38 of the docket of the x.h
Dist riot Court for the parish of Orleans State Of
Louisiana.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
nv 10 INHN UI'RLEY Con ainle
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A young lady at Troy, while engaged IN
conversation with gentlemfH' ePohe VI
having resided in ST. Louis. as 81
Louis your native placer "NeN, yes
mart of the time answered the lady
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

George Lawrence, Captain and UVners Il
Lug.er Little Kate-Fourth Justice Csurt toI
the Parish OF Orleans, No. 1851.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACTAS
II 10 me directed by the Hon. john Cain Fniltii
Justice Of the Peace ard for the parish OF Or
ieGEs. will proceed 70 sell AZ public aUct OF. on
II hSDAl, May t. 1873, at twelve O'clock NJ, foot
of C!ouet street. Third Distric'-
THE LUGGER LITTLE KATE. - tons burden.
her tackle, sail etc. she lies n The IL ss!s.
sppi river, foot of Ciouet street.
Seized II tie above entitled suit.
TeTm:-CasE on the spot
apps Inyl s j. W. JONES Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

An election of twenty-ors directors Oh
the Louisiana Jockey Club, 70 serve lor 'he
ensuing year, will he held at the CLUB mouse
on Molsday, May H.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-01

A New Jersey tobacconis. ad7ertises: i
shall continue to keep on hand ihpolteu
cigars Of nv own manufacture.