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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
ALTTTLE GAME SPOILED.

So long as mischieyous boys are permit
ted to indulge their propeusit;es tLe- are
usually que: and good naturei. but they
grow peerisn and irritable when inter-
r1pted. Il is abou: the same with our
Democratic newspapers. They do not
like to be disturbed. in their indulgence
in mischief, and show unusual resentment
toward everybody taa: interferes with
them. A case in point has just occurred.
The jenkins who sweeps out the polit;ca!
shops in Washington and sends the Ba.ti-
more Srn the scraps. recently conceived a
falsehood Of more than ordinary br..,.:ancy
for hin. Like others Of his tribe, when
they specially desire their inventions to
be read, if not believed, he precedes his
statement with the words, sit is semi
officially announced, etc. Then follows
the invention, something abo;.: Attorney
General Williams being anao-ei by II.
kilograms Of Governor Kellogg.
Now here WAS q bit Of right down ic-e-
nile meanness, which promised good
days spor: for ali the naughty boys in
the Democratic party. Tie E5~c'.: was
the first to seize upon it, and give il
start with an appropriate addition. The
Pcoyn2s, 60: quite SO active as is more
youthful, conrade. had already got its eye
on the paragraph, and was Les:tatirg how
bestt to Utilize it-whethe-' ia leader. an
''oficial' dispatch from Sherman, OF an
interview, when the REPUBLICAN arrived
with Attorney General Williams denial of
the rather stupid fiction. O: course, our
Camp stree: urchin is out Of temper with
the Attorney General. Governor Kellogg
aaa the REPUBLICAN for taking rs Kew
toy away from it. What .iga: has tnss
Cabinet officer to interfere with tie false
hoods Of Democratic newspape-sa ind.g-
nantly demands the P;ccsuns Bu: for
this exposure OF "MrH Williams. whose
salary is intended as compensation for
the discharge OF duties Of totally diff
fereut character" this little flo nigh. have
had splendid run Of a week or two. and
been accepted by half OF tie Democracy
as the truth.
On behalf Of the Attorney General. we
may add that We understand be deno.-
isled this little flo ate. business hours.
SO that he did no: m;sapp.y any c: the
time for which his salary is intended as
compensation. At al! events he vas up
brigat and early the next day and Il: work
in preparing that celebrated: Ku-Kiuz
letter. il which he inform, tie friends OF
certain misguided nen TIN: prosecutions
pending aga;ns: them vii. h. suspended
for tie present, but It vii. L.. be 70 their
Interests to be caugL: at K--A.-.ziag
again. II consideration c. these circ.-.
stances. We hope the Presidea: vii: not
order stogpage against any part OF NJ.
Williams pay because he TUNED aside a
moment from more important oGcia. Gu
ties to rebuke parties vLo We're irverc;ng
'';nnumerabi. lies about Louis;ar. -
fairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
HOW HONEST INDUSTRY CAN PAY TIE
TAXES.

We have made 70 defense Of the public
deo. or rate Of taxation. On the con-
trary. the REPUBLIC has done eli il its
power to limit both within the ability Of
the people. Certain party orators and Or
| gans have sourad on this debt and this
| rate Of taxation, and cIair. tia: they have
! paraiyzed industry. I: occurred to Us
that tbs ability to pay taxes is u matter
| very much Of individual capacity. Some
people can De sick three months and pay
the doctors bill. out OF their earnings.
Other people, if they had il their pocket
the N oney to pay their taxes. would &c:
drunk and gamble i. of before they got
to the collectors Office.
At our request our able young reporter
has CO lied oE a gentleman Of tie Indus
trious and enterpris;ng class to which We
advert. He has siveI the modes. history
and the progress Of ii, business. During
poverty and war and debt and taxation
and riot and intrigue. this citizen has at
tended &c his business, his whole business,
and nothing but his business. Ills cn:ii-
ing business might have been established
under n act o. incorporation. I: m,eL:
have lad . president anG vice p-es;de;..
ani treasurer. to sign and coua.ersigu
checks ca the capital fund. I: nigh:
have pa-.or lad public sea. with de.
" N: - .,,.-.f,A ! ,
career, closing Under the auspices Of
General G;rardey or Mr.. Montgomery. Il
might then have been said: "Oh. mauu-
features can never succeed in the South =
Mr. Hoelzei, whose industry we are to
describe, had no such Joint stock advan-
tages, bat IS {. result Of lis Industry md
economy be is independent, respected AZ:
cou.ented.
In the sane time. low many have :iare'
been in tbs city born to :tfiuence aad
idIeness whose fortunes have slipped
through their hands. and whose sole occu-
patton has been the pursui: Of salary. ard
whose sole so,ace has consisted in cursirg
tie debt and the taxes: Poverty las
come upon thesepeop,e With tia: which
is heavier than pove-ty-tLe pride that
pro5c.ibe5 honest labor. We are sin
cereIy sorry for these people. Nothing
would crafty Us SO much as to see THEN
abandon their apathy and address them
selves to some occupation. We publish
the report which appears elsewhere. with
rrope. apologies 70 the subject for the Use
servatioa that we arc &c: acquainted With
his person Or politics. and have 40: tae
:e.s. / ouot that lie hates public ciea: al
high taxes as much as ally O: tics: VIC
Go rot pay a c@r: Of eitAe:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

in realizing On the bad paper in the port
folio 81 that insatution, We certainly hope
the State swarrsntsit holds yili be cashed
ii good time But they never cost the
bank par nor any where near it. The
transaction by which they came into its
vaults was something of a cross between a
speculation and an investment, and We
do not feel any more sympathy for Mr..
Gaines than we do when one Of ou- friends
on Caronde.et street-Hernandez, Janney,
John Klein, Galloway or Strauss-inds
himself few points out on bargain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
{ FALSE CLARITY.

The Mayor and Council ate. some De-
liberation decided ro: to release the taxes
CT the sufferers b. FIRE il a down town
district. We well remember TIA: d:s.s-
t-ous Ire and the people it rendered
Louse:ess. There was liberia! collection
taken I'D in their a;d-inad.q tate, nc
doubt, to repi5.ca VIA. they had lost, yet
we'll mean: il those who contributes!
The Council did its duty il Refusing the
appeal fcc re.iaf from taxes. Ne doubt
each I'd would have given. an!
probably di! give something t-oa. Lis
ovn Il cans tovarl: tie relief Of tie III
to-teunates, tu: tie fund troc. u-L.cL aid
S new asked does no: belong to
&c Council. L oons:isr:e: tic means
provided by tie people 70 comply with
public engagements. Every dollar witt
held from this fund pushes the public
credi. still further down the incline Of de-
p-ec;a tor. Every cent give. to those
who owe taxes T-..l be taken FROM the
pockets Of those to whom the State or city
may be INDEBTED. :Tlsre can .e no IL
Justice il g Uniform and inexcrab,e col
lection Of taxes from all who owe them
There would be t:yoritism and Partially
in any other course. Thus. a poo: tenant
has been burned ont OF Craps or Great
men street. That tenant owed 10 taxes.
and he gets nothing back by the remission
0: taxes. But his landlor! was insured
fo- more 0: less OF tie value Of
the buiidin. destroyed. He collects Lis
insurance money AID is donated with {.
years taxes BY tie COMMON Council. IL
what does this benefit tie tenant: lie
may move back Tito the new house. and
even find bis rents raised OF him. Our
tax coll ectors Lave. then, 10 right = remit
tie taxes which belong 10: to them but to
tie whole people. Let every one ie in
partially require. to ray tier dues to ti.a
State. and there vii. ke a general gca:,:ity
il which al! tie r.opla will participate
equally. l. vii! be il that improved
credit Of our securities which WI. rende:
:: less rate Ct taxation necessary t. comply.
with tie co:n:.o:. oiii:at;ors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

Bv reference to an advertisement in an
other column il will be seen that our public
1pirited tellow-citzen John G. Roche has
associated with him Mr. John Mclaughlin,
one OF the best practical mechanics in
Louisiana, in the business OF cistern-mak-
.ng and household carpenter work. Their
Office is at the corner OF Annunciation and
Robin streets. where they expect to receive
what they Geserye-an extensive share o.!
public patronage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

Since the enforcement of the Massachu-
eats liquor law, Boston papers have be-
co,ne authoyity tor the qualifications OF a
.-uod bar tender. The Herald says. ''he
uiust have large circle of acquaintance
WHO will patronize him. and he must be
temperate, the more SO the better. Good
clothes are Indispensable, and II he shows
a goodly-sized diamond shirt-stud, he finds
psor;, favor in the eyes of his employer. A
-r..ra.a mixer of rT!r',s go 'e.Gl =.
good looking with pi'";. - -. >.S az az
.4aaintances, can cornia'si" d s;aiafs u 500
70 SO week, while the more inferior one
gets from $ij 70 SO"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

Our little girl wonders why the fashion
papers always represent their costumes in
.nictures as on tall young ladies, to the ex.
c,llsion of short ones, who also desire to be
neatly and becomngly dressed! We don't
know, but suppose their height is tie heish:
fashion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

a sufferer wants TO know how TO prevent
Nightmares. Eat less. One supper of
Toasted cheese. fried oysters, picked sal
zion and Holsters has been sufficient to
make us dream that six cross-eyed black
eyGiths were engaged III ItIn. us with red
hot boiler iron stomach. fastened by pois.
1ued riyets, or that we were falling into
. mole thousand miles deep, with cream
e5tered idiot on our backs, proddins us
with hay fork to make US 20 faster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
NOTICE 10 ALL TAX COLLECTORS

STATE OF Ler.siANA)
Auditors OtiCe. ;
New Orleans, June "a 1873 }
Act VI :: .; 81: as extended by the executive
or:er OF IL. Exce..-rcy Governor Kellogg expires
this DAY, and is prov sions no longer appiica-
be TO tue collection .. delinquent taxes Won vii.
proceed Immediately - prepare for publication, n
compliance with SECTION eisii: CT act No. a. OF 49,
Isl OF a.. TAXPAYERS delinquent for any O, the
years prior ~ l'-l and forward the same to this
office; after publication o: which al! such persons
are prohibited by :hac section, from appeariu. in
any OF the co..rt. Ot the State as parties O.. Wit
.-sses or thei: behalf. immediately after the
Completion ot s;1c: LIST yC: instructed to pro.
cee.: TO Co5.: SAID taxes under section one CT &C.
Nc. =. Sr wcl. yo;. are authorized to seize and
Sc. the property q Ge aq vents without process Of
couc,s. Tax collectors Wi. be held personally re.
.pousioe tor the efficient AID pcomp. discharge of
tIsl: duties GldeV tie law.
CHARLES CLINTON,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

IN. Carlsbad correspondent OF the New
:loriz 9iots says the death OF the old Coun,
sAouvalof a; that place sis attributed to
a. overdose Of the waters. which he has
Hee.; in the habi: vi taking .or several years
past" 1t appears the count had neglected
Caau's natural drink in early life, preterring
.,ther and stronger hevera ges. In Old age
lie conquered one thirst but ovecdone
another. and with water surprised his
stomach unto death. This is warning
that one can no. lightly shovel-otf the habits
-: Il life time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

An observant lady says she was never 80
:nuch inclined to laugh in church as on "a
recent Sunday. when. walking down the
broad aisle after service, she saw that every
woman ahead OF her was using her lett
land in arranging that portion OF her dress
adjoining her back, and before she was
aware OF it found herself similarly en-.
al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

an amateur spritualist, who has been
searching for light in the darkness OF
Minerva Hall. confesses that he Gan see
nothing in Baldwin. seances. His argu
.Eent now is, that if man should 90 to hell
:le could not come back; if he went to
:,eayen he would not want to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

3 country c!er gyman, paying profes.
.anal visit to e dying neighbor. who was a
very churlish and universally unpopular
.nsn. put the usua! questions: Are You
willing to 60, my ,ricnd.' ooh, yes" said
:he sick man. Il am" 'Well,' said the
simple-minded minister. II am glad you
are. for the neighbOrs are wiling
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

lowed. there is hope that they viii soon be
made to see It. So long as the majority
'of the press taught the people that poll
tics was tie only remedy for the evils
that beset them tie aspect was gloomy
enough; but since they have changed
their tone and direct cur people to look
for prosperity through the pursuit OF in
dus.rial interests there is hope 70. Louis
lana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

Sir Sidney Waterlow, Lord Mayor Of
London, who was recently created bar
ouet, is a printer. stationeg and blank book
manufacturer. He started in lie poor
unknown boy, without friends OF influence,
and with a very imperfect education. Boys
should not infer. however. that to succeed
in life an imperfect education is absolutely
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

.Lully. the composer, was dangerously III.
T. couiessOr told him there was only one
way by which he could obtain aOsolution,
and that was by burning ali that he had
composed OF al unpublished opera. Lully
f.,u,Iit his Dusic. On his recovery noble
nlan said: You have burned your opera.
aud you are really such blockhead' D."
''Atop. my friend, etop." said Lully. whIs-
pering il his ear. Il knew ve,y well what l
-Sas about. nave another copy"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

4 theatrical manager, who also manages
:. fruit orchard for summer amusement.
put up a sign on his fence for the benefit OF
.ittle boys in cherry time, on which was
written Free list absolutely suspended"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

The Louisville Courir-yournai Gays Bis
.Ne,rs. because that paper called his remarks,
=. the interview reported by the World cor
respondent. .'the talk Of dwelling idiot"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

4 policeman being called upon to make
charges against a disturoer of the peace,
wrote: THE prisoner set upon inc, called
.re.an ass. preciou. dolt, a scarecrow,
sagmuffin and an idiot-all of which GER
s.fy TO be true
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

Many Europeans think most Americans
:hat their habi: of loud talking has been
acquired by efforts to be heard above the
roar OF the cataract.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

TIE word "chsckrrate,' used by chess
clayers, is literal translation OF the Ara
u.c Es.cheihi ..u.t-t.e sIeik lkln.j is
dying.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

A Detroit !unatic is possessed with the
humble notion that he is dog. Having no
fear of Caleb Cushing. he banks his neigh
aors out of sleep every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

The United States marshal yesterday sold
the steamboat Nay.iower for the sum of
5000. The Merchants Mutual Insurance
COMPANY purchased her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

A little italian street musician in New
York has in his possession genuine Gre
mona violin, the value OF which is more
.Lar he knows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

J. r. Tallant, b. Bloom field, ". J.
Eountz, James w. Seymour. Scott Niece
lee and ID. w. c Sanford, of New Orleans,
were in ST. Louis OH Wednesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
EDUCATIONAL.
EXCELLENT SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
J. w. RLACKNlAN'S
NEW ORLEANS
CO EEGiAL COLLEGES,
Camp Street..
EDUCATIONAL,

Entrance Nc. IS Natcbez street.
P.ctesso: Mi:cle.. having assumed the manage.
men .. tie above Cd ana reliable institution. pro.
poses taking d limited number of vourg, miif, le.
aged aal cd men for Instruction during tie
sC.nme: months, IL Double Entry Book keepin
Commerce Law, Arithmetic. Business Penn,aH.
ship, Reading Spelling History, Grammar tIeo-
graphy, etc, a. greatly reduced rates FORTY PER
CENT LESS THAN TO BE HAD AT ANY CONNER
CiAL COLLEGE Is NEW ORLEANS. Pupils can at.
tend any time o. day or night from A NJ. 9 ?. ~
and Wi. De taught separately by special Professor
.G- each branch.
y. $. MITCHELL. Business Manager.
THnsa a't-naIs from the county can obtain
b94rf. ! ne FAM - OF the DlIncipa. my3l SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
"><<' wv sfsSN<N SNN<' s>JNsD/s/<7-ss
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS,
MRS. MARIAN n. CONRAD vs.. HEINZ. y. COZ.
iias, her Llstani-No 4.ic.

I1IsSs S1sah!AN n. CONRAD ~. SEEss b. COAs
iias. her Lusbanl-No. +.ic.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON .HE TWENTY.
i eighth DAY OF June, 1915, Judgment was ZEN
s!ered In this court il. ti. entitled. SUI. IL the
words and figures following, TO wit:
Mrs. Marian n. Conrad vs. Henry I. COi..:s, hex
husband, No. i7lG
on motion Of L. NJ. Conrad. y sor. o. coi..sel Tor
flaiLtif and on producing 70 sle Court d. c:ocf
or said plaintiffs demand; the ,aw anu evidence
being ii her favor, i. Is ordered, ajud gcc and de-
creed that the Judgment BY detaui: here: entered
on the twentieth instant be now conf. ,ued and
made ti:-il; and, accordingly. that there Ne udy
ment in favor of plaintiff Mrs. Marian. Ni..o.so.
Conrad, and against defendant, Henry +. Collins.
her husband decree:ng separation OF property
between the said parties. Il i, turtle: :.djl!Gged
and decceed that the said plaintiff. do ves'.lne the
administration Of her n'.n property, and tia: de.
iendant pay al costs OF this suit.
Judgment rendered June e. 1873.
Si-ueG July 3. 1875
I. NORTH CULLoM Judge.
IN Testimony whereof have iereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court al the
city OF New Orleans. this fifth dav OF JL!v
in the year Of Lord taorIsa nd egi. hundred
and seveItythree and til" ninety si.tL year OF
tie independence of tine United States
PAUL 7. ABADfE,.
ivlb - a',lJS Dr,,ti-G Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

4 Narraganset. Flora McFlimsey. blonde
i,aA bathing dress made OF blue silk. pro-
:usely trimmed. with white lace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

STATE or LorIsIASA.)
Executive Department,
New Orleans, June Ii. 1875.
V.e.ea:. e. sc: o. the Legislature. approved
March Is, !55. eut:t,e! Al Act 20 ESTABLISH! guar.
a.l..1e :nc .e protection. @. the State provides
that lie Go7e:2o- Of the State sia!. issue his
proclamation. upon tie adv:ce OF the Board Of
Health. declaring. an place where there shall be
reason 20 believe pest,ent Cou.ag io,;s or !nfec
tcu. di 5 ease exists &c be infected place, and
stating tie nuo.be: os days Of quara it.ue % be
performed. by the vessels, their passengers officers
and crews coming from sUcI! place or Places
Now. therefore IL pursuance o: the act asore.
SAID, issue this my proclamation and declare the
places hereafter Canlei. 10 De Infected places, and
that q. ve-so,. together VIII. officers, Crews pas
se2ge:s and CagsO.s, leaving sj:c. places, Lav.
Ing touched o. stopped a. any o. them, OF and
ate: the tttas nth day OF June 1878, shall be sub
Jet - :'.a-aB; ne OF not les. than ten days. c:
70: longer ls.io. NAY be considered necessary
bC tie Board G: Heath. Any violation o: the
T-a.altt:-e .a~s, here proclaimed, vii. bs Sc.
vsrelv punished. The place: which aye Hereby
declared cteo:e. ct. resad axe the following to
Wit
Havana Maatanzas Trinidad. Ca-denas, S.
jago a., OF tue Isaad o. Cuba; PO1: Royai and
N....ego Bay, O.. tie Island of Jamaica; ;acne,
and Po:.a.- Prince, tile ISLAM; of 81. Domingo;
the Islands OF ST. Thomas, Martinique and Gi.aIa.
loupe; Canpeac!v, II Yucatan: Vera Cruz. Ala.
RADIO. Tampe", Matamoras and Tuxpaa, IN Mexico;
Sau Juan. i. Ncataugs; CiIasres. AspInva. and
Porto Be.o, II. Central America. Maracai5o aad
Lag-avrs II. Venezuela; Island OF Trinidad, Ca
yaune, Para, Per1anbucc Rio Janero and 3euenos
Ayres. il. Sot.:L. Auetica and Nassau. New Provi.
dence.
Gwen uu:e: mv han. AL! the seal 0: State
here-ato attached IT,. fourteenth day Of June.
A. D !3-3 aid 0: The independence of the Ca.:ed
States tie ujae: sevei..i..
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG.
b tie Governor.
P G. DESLuNDI,
Secretary Of Safe lets IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
STATE ASSESSMENTS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAIER..

S.Ar, 8? Lcr.-.."A
Aul.I:c. one
Nv c:.ei:.,. August i -.
TIE as:cs,r.e:. ro:i. fer 49, .o- tie payisi G:
Ocean, o?4,l tor Inspector. and .rec. o:,
8. tie office c: the ta.,. Q: assessors. No Ca-or
de-: street. A. parties !a.e-es.e! are hereby
noticed That Corrections must re made within,
thirty DAYS f-o-1 tie date :,e1eot as Z evesf.e: x:
10 case wi.steve-. w.. IL. ASSESSMENT: ,c..s be
o.c-el fc: rey!=0:..
CHARLES CLINTON
-, - A.,..-:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

Inc ABOVE statement Is Just. true and covrec:
transcript from the books OF the company,
PAUL FOuRCHV, President.
6. W. NoTr. Secretary.
p,..,o STATE OF iorG.IA.A,l
Farishof Orleans city OF New Orleans
sworn to and subscribed before me the ninth da,
o.June. 1913. p CHARLES CUVELLIEa
Notary Public
a. a meeting Of the Beard Of Directors held oa,
the ninth day ofJune. 1873 1t was resolved 70 do.
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER GENE
on the ne. earned participating premiums for .h.
year ending May 81. 1873. payable OIL third Noad.v
IL Jul. next.
ALSO 10 pay to the stockholders. On demand
'o'es' a' the Kate OF tea Pc: cent per aauurO
:Ae.. stock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

The river is falling rapidly; it is two feet
two inches lower than it was a week ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
INSURANCE.
TATEMESV
ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
lj2..............Cana!S street. ..15:

OFFICE Ar-,s '>--H.rc, CoMpA.y.)
No i52 Cana. street. ,
New Orleans July IL 1873.
Ia conformity with :he requirement.. of their
charter the company publish tine following state.
~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Elected February Il, 1875.
Charies Briggs. Thomas II. Hunt.
Ant. Carriere. Chm. Honoid.
George A. Fosd:ck. D. Jamison.
R. Brugier. r. s. Howard,
P. Anderson. Felix Lasue.
A. Frerchs. Aug. Bohn
George ". Dunbar, Edward Toby. .:r-''
Z. F. Stockmeyer. Wash. Morton.
Henry J. Vose. William Knox.
E. Marquee. W. S. Bailey
Charles Weishaar. J. Livaudals
A. Lecourt, Atu God Violet,
Frank Williams. A. K. Miller,
Charles LATTE, Edward Norphy
Rudolph Sieg. J. A. Lum. -
W. c. Black, Si!as Weeks.
George ". Hyuson maS?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL

New ORLEAN. MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ca,i.a.. s.r.,., M
Assets December 81. i6.2............... ...sssl "A
1nsc:es Fire. Marine an; Ri~e. a.sks, di-;d.9
.ae preh:s separately ca each department: to the
insured.
For the onolc;at.o, o! its customers. the
Company VII. make marine losses payabis liz
London.
}. TUYEs Pres.csn.
J. W. H.-c1. See:e.a:"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
QUARANTINE.

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