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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
Alexander ChevaiIier VS.. Steamer J. w
S1IUrds-Nn

Alexander ChevalIier vs.. Steamer ]. w.
Swords-No ,286.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District of Louisiapa---In obedience 70 All adj
miralty warrant to me directed in the above en-.
titled suit, have seized and taken into u posses
Siun-
2HE STEAMBOAT J. W. SWORDS, now libeied
by Alexander Chevaer for the causes set forth
IN the libel now pending IA the District Court o!
the United States.
And do hereby cite and aimonish The owner o,
owners thereof. and al: and every I.rson or per
SONS having OR pretending to have any right, title
interest in to the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the dis.
trict aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Or
leans, on the first Monday in November, 20 show
cAuse if any they lave can, Why the said
steamer J. W. Swords should not b. condemned
'uItsa STAG. ri.rstalr ono, yew f,rl,ana
tbirteeoth day .: October. 1875
4. s. PACKARD,
ccli p mol United States Marshsf
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CUsTOMs OF THE CoUNTRY-A pair OF
gentlemen all the way from China, having
toiled long and hard in filling our soil, Wis
tied Algiers. and made a few email pur.
chases with their hard-earned cash On
their return 20 the plantation on which they
labor. they had proceeded az ia. as the
Cutoff road. below Algiers. when genuine
specimens of Ku-Klux were on the way 70
church, directly in the path. of course
these Ku klux could not Nirerge for Celes-
tials, consequently the Johns were worsted.
ravished Of goods and money. The bloods
from China reported the facts (" the Alge
rine police, therefore the offenders will soon
be Raped over their thiuyIng kEuckler.
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+. 4. PACKARD.
Ocl y LIZ United States Marshal


captain W lliiam Parsons ct nj. vs.. SchOOn.
~ Mona'ln"cE !er cargo freight. etc.-Eo.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District of Lou!.!ans.-!n obedience 20 en- adj
miEalty warrant 20 me directed H. the above
entItl"d suit. l have seized and taken INTO my pos
session
THE SCHOONER MONADNOCH her cargo freight.
etc, no" !beled by Captain William Parsons eli al.
tor the causes set forth i'll the libel now pending in
the District Court Of she United States.
And lido hereby ei.e and adn,ouisI, the owner OF
having or pretending 20 iav. any right: .i:ls o, in
terest i'll or to N. same, to be and appear at Dis
;r1ct Court .! the United States cor the district
Aforesaid, 20 he holden at The citv OF New Or.
leans, on :he :-r.t Monday o: November, TO show
cause; = any they have or can. why the sad
v.sse! honsdnock, cargo, freight. &c, should not
be ..nde masd and sold agre.ssly 10 :!e PRAYER of
!!b+lants.
Iaitet state. Ssrs.la"s Office. New Orleans
eighth day OF Oc."I"., 1875.
s B. PACKARD.
Nci - y3HGs United states Marshal.
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MoRrUARY.-The number of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was l55. The
causes of death we're as follows:
One of abscess. of abscess Of the liver,
? Of anemia. . of apoplexy. Of asthma.
! of bronchitis. of Bright's disease. OF
cancer, . Of cancer of the womb. !: of con.
gestion Of the brain. Of congestion Of the
lungs, 90 of consumption, ! Of adult con.
WILSON'S, 4 of infantile commissions, of
cyanosis, of Group, . of adult debility, !
Of jnfantile debility. Of diarrhea. ] of
dropsy. , drowned. ? of dysen:ery, of
chronic dysentery. . of diphtheria. OF
epilepsy, of erysipelas. Il of congestive
fever. OF intermittent fever. > of dengue
fever. l of nervous fever, ] of remittent
fever. ! Of scarlet malignant fever. of
malarial fever, ~ of yellow fever. ! Of
CASTRO enteritis. Of hemorrhage of lungs.
? of disease OF the heart. ! of valvular
heart disease. of enlargement of the heart,
. OF hopping cough. Of Inflammation OF
the bowels, Of Inflammation of the brain,
! Of Inflammation Of the liver. OF infam.
nation Of the stomach. of inanition. i
killed or murdered. of !eprosy. Of lock.
jaw. Of intaE:ile marasmus. Of measles.
! of meningitis. . Of pneumonia. | Of typhoid
pneumonia. of rheumatism. ! of soften.
ing o: the brain. ! of sottening Of the
stomach. ? Of syphilis. I of teething. ! of
iris fascentium, of tables mesenterica. l
of uramia. of gnhsho: wounds. = not
stated. 10 stillborn.
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10000 prizes. ..... { -

1he TILE 20 the above real Get ate - 1assn'~ed
perfect. The liberal tenn. Of :his .cHsne bsing
1t within the reach Of allthe greatest ocvOr'ni.ty
ever altered for the poor man 70 rise - wealth.
fRltE OF T1CKETs-Singl tickets ~ 30; eleven
tickets S25 htty-.ix tickets ais ilj tickets $3.50
The drawing vii! be made under ere superin-
tendtncs Of a committee appointed W ehs highest
Gttc ais In the State duly ssOrn to ss faithful
Torrance OF the duties assigned them. The Ii Oh
est officials both ~ city, count and STATE have
not only indorsed Mr.. ibeies, Sus also his scheme
The demand fo, tickets i. rpa,alel~d, md al ds-
SIZING TO participate IN the drawing Ehcu. ..encS
form tick club. aE. send IL their eySs.
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W.P HARPER
hc3 l9 nos Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleaus
barbara yvanner, Widow of Anton Ebert

Barbara Vannef, Widow Of Anton Ebert.
Va. Oscar Bercier, tutor OF the minor Alice
Lambert Bercier, ct al
YNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 48g3.-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish 81 Orleans
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, FRIDAY, October 81 1873 at twelve
O'clock NJ. the following described property to
wit.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. togethe,
with the buildings thereon and appurtenances
thereof, situated III the Third District of the CITY
nois. Broad ano Columbus streets and the Bayou
road, said portion of ground forming the corner OF
Dorgenos and Columbus streets and measuring,
American measure, one hundred and twenty Sc ven
feet five inches four lines front Dorgenois street.
by two hundred and nine feet eleven inches four
lines m depth and front Columbus street and
one hundred and t~entysiI feet six inc hes in the
rear Plan thereof is now Or exhibition at the
Exchange.
Seized iD the above suit.
Terms-This being the eecond and fast auction
the said property will be definitely adj udicated to,
the highest and last bidder for what il will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security bearinq
eight per cent interest per annum from date and
special mortgage On the property sold until final
payment SAID purchaser Will have to deducs
fees, etc. which amount to about thu hundred and
eighty dollars, and, Furthermore tho State parish
and municipal taxes, IKE amount of which is nos
yet ascertaineG.
W. r. HARPER
"cfa 10 ;! Sheriff u the Parish of Orleans.
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Nc9 - .GI
No nnnncl- ..Dr III. -. L. 30

JUsHI.H -HtGTiH2tOH ct NJ, vs.. SCHOONER
Monalnock. her tackle. etc.-No. !0,2.2.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
T15tfl.t OF LOUISIANA lin Obedience 10 a ..d.
nlira'y warrant. TO directed in the above en-.
titled .u.t. have seized and taken into my posses
SION
THE SCHOONER M0NADHOCH Re, .aelI. ETC..
now iib.led oy Joshua Sherring1or ct a.. Tor the
causes set forth IN the .ibe! now peIIlng IL the
District COu.t of the United States.
And do hereby ely. and a.lmouIsh she owner or
owners thereof, an: all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right, title
ferest III or TO the same, to and appear dis
rict court OF :he gaited States foT the distric:
aforesaid, 10 be holden at the civ OF Ney. Orleans
on the first Monday q: Noveube. to show
cause. il anv eLey havs or can why the said
schooner houadnOck, her tackle etc. should not
be condemned and sold agreeably TO the prayer 81
iibelanrs.
United States Marsha's office, New Orleans
eighth day of october, 1873.
s. Z. PACKARD,
Ocs y % noS United States Marshal.
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Robert shepperd vs.. Schooner iiOund.

KoLcrt aEepperd vs.. Schooner tiOund.
Cock-No. 10 Pa.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT,
i District Of Lousiana-In obedience 10 au ad.
niralty warrant. TO me directed l.. the above en-.
titled suit, have seized and taken into my posse
sion
THE SCHOONER MOSADSOCH, her boats. tickle,
etc. now Ebeied by Robert Snepperd for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
District Court of the United States
And do hereby cite and sdmonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per-
or interest Ia or to tie same, TO be ard appear at
District Court o. The United States for tn. district
aforesaid 20 he holden at the city OF New Orleans,
on the third Monday Of October 1873 to show cause
il any they have or can. WHY tho said schooner
Monadnock thonld no: be condemned and be sold
agreeahy to the prayer of Iibelans.
United States harshars office. View Orleans,
fourth day OF October. 1879.
3. E. PACKARD,
"a rp;+aS S-o>o.
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"cfa 10 ,! Sheriff u the Parish of Orleans.
Stnte Of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. j. vi. BrOad.,
we'll

GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 3377.-By virtue of u wrs
of heIi iacias to directed by the honorable
the Superior Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause for State taxes for the year
1871 Will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets
IN the Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY,
November ), .873, at twelve o'cloca M the ioSe
loHlu5 t.Sc bed property, 10 Wit
DSh OBTAIN LOT 90 -3oJSu. in the Fif.l
pls'.ir' OF 'his city, square number o'sn tsnGreo
akd thist! 'wo, founded by .arondelca. tasByetfeo
DAIoAle a.At f9ydfas streets. known lot one
half oT Gumber twelve HF said square. tiuuoinr
nineteen feet nine iuche. layUab les street, 90
ninety five feet in depth.
SeiZed in the above sur.
Terms--ISsh .n the spoe.
W. f. HARPER
Sca 70 no. sheriff of the nariph nf OrI..ns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

WANTS TO BE SUspENDED,-Mr. 4. Dai.
sheimer. attorney for Julius Sochs, wants
public opinion suspended in Sochas case.
As We have had numerous suspension.
lately, perhaps the addition Of one more
will not hurt. Would il not be as well to
suspend that noisome beerhouse Suspend
ing public opinion is not always the correct
thing.
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3. =. FlN kbRU
cC3 " 10 United States Marshal.
Charles Lester v. .>teAmbbas Hornet

No 10 .268,
IN TIKI UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L District of Loi.isana.--ln obedience to an ad.
niralty warrant, TO me directed in the above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my
pOssession--
THE STEAMBOAT HORNET. her sines tackle
etc, now !ibel.d by Charles Lester for the causes
set forth il, the libel now pending II the District
Court OF the United states.
And l do hereby cite and admonish the
owner or owners thereof. and al and every
perso. or persons having OF pretending to
have any right title interes. IN or TO the same
to be and appear at q District Court Of the United
StaNs, for the district Aforesaid to NJ holden at
the city OF New Orleans. the third Monday
in October, :" show cause. if any :he7 have can
WIG the said steamer Hornet snouId not De con.
demned and sold a.reeSbly 20 The prayer OF Ii.
6elanr.
United States Narshars Office, Sew Orleans
thiI!i.; IN day o: September 1873.
s. 4. PACKARD.
Oci ~ IL United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

WHEREAs, FRANCIS J. PACKwooD. iSn:v'D
w Nally and member of said firm of Sea
Orleans, ana district aforesaid, duly declared bank
1864. has this day .iled in said court q petition
praying for discharge and cev,itics;. thereof
from al his de hts and other elaine provai,le under
said act.
Notice is therefore given 20 all creditors who nav.
proved thei, debts and TO all other person. IN inter
est. that the seventeenth day OF November 1873 az
and that they may then and there attend and show
cause i'any they have. why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted; and further notice
il given. that 'he bankrupt vii! undergo an ex-
animation before Register Kellog <, on the eight.
zenith day OF october. 4. u. 1873 =, Il 4. VI.
his office CustomhOUse building.
Clerks office. SeH Orleans October H. 1873.
Ocl2 2d2. X. EOEW. Depurv Clerk.
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Mr.. Louis frigerio, No. so Chartres street,
reports the weather for tne fast two
days as follows:
eAM. 7f.M. ePM.
October u ... 20 so 70
October Is ......, 81 10 II
Lowest pom: during the night Of Oc-
tOber T. SIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

importantly. NJ. &. A.-RegIlar Month.
" meeting.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of New Orleans
will be held TUESDAY EVENING, October H. at
seven o'clock, at tho rooms No. % Camp street
Business Of vital importance to the interests of the
assocrtion will be brought before the meeting and
every memser, active and associate, u earnestly
requested TO be present.
BY order Of the president:
M TARDiNG
OcI22t Recording Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

CRYSTAL PALACE BEER HOUsE.-1t is TN
sferstood that nearly all the people residing
3r doing business near this den have signed
q petition asking that the house be closed
and kept closed. This action strikes home.
and such action will doubtless have more
effect than anything else that can be done
30 abats = Nuisance. This petition brands
tho place as u nuisance. aud citizens who
are aggrieved arc She hes, Judges .: their
wrongs.
There was trouble in she house Saturday
and Sunday nights. and severa! persons
aeye arrested fog fighting and disturbing
She peace. When shall. we see the end'
The petition given 20 the Mayor is as soi.
Cows. His honor will SO his part of good
citizen TO abate the nuisance. bu: will not
:ermls violence to be used. although some
excellent citizens suggest that if any chance
permit it TO continue they will see what in.
diyiduai enterprise can do toward s!ddin.
this community OF ap abou!!natieH:
=" Rc-l. 1. A. v!l.,:
SlI--We The undersigned citizens and
taxpayers of the city OF New Orleans would
respectfully ask y"uy interterepce III our
behalf ~ stop Mr.. Julius SOsha and bis es.
establishment, the notorious Crystal Palace.
situated on the corner of Cont and Charities
Streets which of late aays has become an
abominable nuisance. We laid our griev.
ances some time age before the grand jury
and that honorable body found a true bill
against Socha and his establishment. but
through some means. 20 Us inexpl!eab,e. the
said Socha continues TO run his beer saloon.
to the disgust and annoyance of his neigh.
|&bors, one or two hours later than he ever
bid before, namely, twelve or two O'Clock in
The morning. as he himself proclaims, more
70 spite his neighbors and the authorities
khan for benefit derived.
We would respectfully ask once more
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

BLossoMs-The Japan plum trees have
put forth their fragran: white blossoms,
preparatory to producinga fruit which is
the concentrated essence Of cholera 1ogbus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

WIrHocr APPARENT CAUSE. - At five
an elderly man, was quietly passing along
Rocheblavs street. near UTsulires street.
not far from crowd of men. One of these
men fired a pistol, the bullet lodging in
Johnson's shoulder, making bad wound.
Sergeant Nankirk soon after arrested Hen.
derson Ernest and John BALDWIN a. the
guilty. parties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

The signal service, United States army,
reports, tor the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:43 P. NJ, local time, yester-
dav as fnllnurs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

ONE IL ON BURGEss.-The excrrsionists
in the Parish Prison appear to have so1Ee
knowledge OF the man Burgess. and enter.
tain no particular love for him. He lifted
iii. voice at some incident that came under
his observation in the prison court yard.
and Oh the instant his body was lifted even
higher than was his voice. Since that time
he has ceased to love his fellow sufferers.
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GIFT CONCERT.
n~-lODso.uNy>s>c1oIrrrn>,
CHORrEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE.
100000 for Only SO 50.
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR TIE sMALlEST
INVESTMENT.
4 GRAND GIFT CONCERT
VIII te held AZ
LEAvENWORTH. KANSAS.
December 81. 1873,
70: sAe benefit Of =
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL,.
. 10000 Efn.. S4jG.NO0 10 Prizes,
Principal Prize. 100000

Consisting the superb palats residence of Simon
AbSts, ESQ, unsur passed private dwelling in
the United States being only a few blocks from The
Courthouse, surrounded by magnificent grounds
orchards, gardens and win. yards. The building has
been on: T.csi:ly Completed with oil Mu4e,a i!u-
pTOvtnrn'ss
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NOticc.-New Orleans Clearing House, SepteIn.
Der 20, l813.-W haEeas the certitcation of checks
Is intended for use in the Clearing House all de-
positors in the Associated Banks Of New Orleans
are hereby notified to make their checks PAYABLB
THROUGH THE CLEARING HOUSE.
se21 I'm ISAAC n. MAYNARD Manager
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

CRUElTr To a CHILD. - Eliza Lewis
Green was arrested at the corner of Third
and Bnrdette streets. for cruelty treating
her grandchild. Jane Roberto stands ready
to furnish the testimony
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

One MoRE SUsPESsIoS.-Cap:ainM Malone.
third precinct, being eognizant OF the doing>
Of Officer Jacob iaberle. has suspended
him. and the papers have gone % the Board
OF Police Commissioners. Haberle is an
officer in Judge Staes' court. appointed by
him. The "doings" of Haberle are not
hansen * CO. =.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,


At II Primary Election held in the Tenth
ward. on Friday, October TO- 1873, t0, delegates to
q convention to be held in this city Oh the seven
teenth OF November. 1873, the following WAS the
result:
AleI. Gaines, rs votes; J. A. Kaiser, i63; Sam
Basel lao; cattle Payne, 1885, Henry jackson, ~:
A. P. Randolph, 20. James Cattrel 20; Iarl, John.
son, Ct.
Alex Gaines, J. A. Kaiser, San, Bassei and Battle
Payne having received the largest number OF votes
were declared duly elected.
We. the undersigned commissioners. certify the
above to be correct.
A. ROGERS,
v. BOUTTER.
v. LABOSTRY,
Oci4 Ito A. POPTEE, Com rnissioners.
The Election for Delegate. from the
Third Ward to the CoiOred Con on of the soy.
entecnth proXimO. will be held at Clay's Hall, on
PeIdIdo street, on FRIDAY, the seventeenth in
stant. Poll. will be opened at II A. NJ and closed
at P. NJ. The following are the Commissioners:
Joe Booker .baiImau A. A. Maurice George
Blake, Julien Gabriel. a. SolascO. William Dunn.
William Alexander:
BY order OF Committee OF Arrangements:
ocl4J' g. f. LADD, Chairman.
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THE RowBoAT RACE on BAYOr ST.
JOHN.-The members Of the So. John Row.
ing Club had friendly contest last evening
among themselves, which excited consider.
able controversy. The first was for single
oars, and there were eigh. entries, although
it was not expected all would respond. On
the call Messrs. K. II. Mitchell and j. K.
Fuentes appeared under The string. Mr..
Fuentes gained the lead and kept it through
out the mile, making il in Sill. two and a
half minutes faster than his opponent.
On the second call Messrs. j. =. Richard.
son and K. 6. Musgroye entered. On the
return half mile Mr.. Richardson claimed q
foul, getting home some time after his con-
testant. The foul was not allowed so the
race was given to Mr.. Musgrove
The third trial found Messrs. II. W.
Brown and A. CarOn atioat. Mr.. Brown led
from the word 20, arriving at the string in
9:05, about five lengths ahead.
Messrs. +. K. Richardson and Henry De
negre came next, the first named making
the trip in SSH, not much in advance OF
his friend.
Then followed pair-oared race in the
Cora and the Lulu. Messrs. Dunbar and
Dixon in the Lulu; Heydel and Robeleau
in the Cora. The Lulu gained at the start,
and kept the advantage all around winning
in $40. Each boat had coxswain.
AS it was quite dark and too late to COM
plete the pair-oared contest. it was arranged
to go back to the single contest, Messrs.
FueDtes and Musgrove being the aspiraEts.
Mr.. Fuentes won the mile in 8:46A.
The time made, considering the narrow
stream, was very good, quite equal TO that
made by more pretentious clubs.
A large number of people lined the banks
of the bayou to witness the sight but as
the hour was late, they were disappointed in
see ng all they expected.
As the contests were not settled is is like
~ that another effort will be made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
Ia Eankruptcy-NO. 1885.

IN THE MATTER OF FRANCIS J. raCEWOOf
individually ana as a member o! :he ate
&rm Of lakewood ! Brother. bs.nkyuy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

SINGULAR CONDUCT BY MEMBERS W 4
goCIETY.-Sunday evening when the Portu.
guese association passed the private resi-
dence of General K. Quesada, Cuban pat.
sot. some of the members made a violent
demonstration, as the General had an indie.
pendent Cuban flag flying. Missiles were
hurled at the flag and threats were made to
.ear it down, and for the time 1t looked as
II a riot was liable to occur. Captain Ma
lone. of the third precinct, sent some pollce'
tuen to the place and quiet was restored.
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Southern Bank, New Orleans. Julv

southern Bank, New Orleans, July IL,
l873.-Notice is hereby given that the unreGeened
notes issued by the old Southern Bank must be
presented for payment within one year from the
first publication of this notice at the office of the
Auditor OF this State. who, on receiving satisfac.
tory proof Ofthe publication Of this notice for Que
year, as aforesaid Will surrender ally funds he may
hold for the pay melt OF the sad unredeened
notes.
jyl3 eowly J. CARR, Cashier.
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THE RIVERS.
The Temperature.

The river here is thirteen feet seven
below high water mark of 1871.
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CAR DRIVER ARREsTED.-Peter Weibe1.
driver of the Claiborne street car on which
the trouble between Francis and Manuel
began, has been arrested, charged as ac-
eessory 80 the shooting before and after the
Sacto