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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
Action O. Citizens OF CarrOlifGn.

A committee of citizens, residents 0! this
city, held q meeting on Monday last on
Hampson street. between Clinton and
Lowerline, for the purpose OF selecting four
candidates for appointment TO the office OF
cuuncilmen for the city of Carrol!toD. 20
ill the vacancies in the present council by
the expiration OF the term @: office OF iour
councilnen.
On motion. W. +. Green. Esq was utan.
imousiv elected chairman Of said commit.
tee. and Henderson McCray was the unan.
:mous choice of the committee as secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
explained by Mr.. Green. % motion OF Mr..
Glaudin. a committee of five was appointed
10 choose ;Ou: candidates tor the office OF
counc.lmen.
The committee retired and returned IN
..ious ..t4e.. minutes, anf. s"h'.'.te'. IL.
names o: :Er. Al..sta ..a'er. Henry
Tebbe. Charles Ha. =. 80. *. ~. ..".a
as thor choice for coN.4til-ncn.
Upon Tie motion O: NJ. Gl.raiI.. .he &c.
port OF the committee was adop'e': uHani.
mously, after which a set OF resolutions rec
questing the Lieutenant Governor. now
acting Governor, to appoint the above
named gentlemen, and also requesting the
Hon. r. 3. Stamps, Senator. to use his Inc
huence on behalf OF the committee OF ci.!.
zens Of this city.
On Tuesday the committee repaired 20
the Governors office, and. through their
chairman, submitted their resolutions. upon
which the Governor assured them tina: he
was ready and willing to abide by the
wishes of the committee, and that he hoped
that the appointments would meet the up
probation of the citizens of this city.
The business of the committee having
been accomplished, they retired. and be-
tween the hours of 3 and P. NJ Senator
Stamps brought up the commissions of
Messrs. Saulet, Iebbe, Bowia and Hamlin
a better selection could not have been
made, and our citizens can rest assured that
the affairs of the corporation will be con-
Quoted with prudence and discretion, and
that the great hue and cry about the pay
lnent of the Jefferson City gaslight bonds,
by this council, viii prove to be without
foundation and truth --Corroi!to! ScntttcL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
Court lteuHss

Mr.. Julius Socha has got into another
court. Tho grand jury indicted him and
his confederates and soon after the adjourn.
ment of the court they were all locked UP
in the Parish Prison. 3lr. Socha was
shortly after at large. his bond having been
signed by I. substantial and respectable
merchant. Mr.. +. Hollander. The others
will remain for some time unless they can
procure security good enough TO content
Captain Tobin.
a motion having been made in the Su-
perior District Court. on the part of the
city, to dissolve the injunction, the case
has been fixed for the eighteenth instant.
In the meantime the Crystal Palace will
make its neighbors wish the Second District
Court could open the prosrietog's success
sion.
In the clerks office Of tn. Superior Dis.
:rict Court, Mr.. Joshua CO... -. was found
at his desk for the frs, time after hs :ecc.:
severe illness. Everybody has missed 49,.
and is glad TO see him at worl, once more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
MAYoRALrY or NKw ORLEANS. I
City Hall, October g.. 1873. J


City Hall, October g.. lS73.H s
no. 23tI-Administratio Series.I
An ordinane4 providing for the payment of
the 'cTai accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator OF Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Fina nee
in payment of the same, whenever there,
shall be money in the city treasury to the
credit of the appropriate fund, for each &C
count not otherwise appropriated:
Firemens Charitable Association of New
Orleans, for services rendered in the month
of September. 1873, as per contract. $ll,--
666 o.
Firemens Charitable Association of the
Fifth District, for services rendered in the
month of September. 1873, $500.
Firemens Charitable Association OF the
Sixth District, for services rendered In the
month of September, 1873, 1896 81.
j. Buckley, stationary, etc, for the foi'
lowing departments: City Council, ap-
proved, Sc 05: Department of Commerce,
approved, $45 SIS.
i. II. Thomson. binding, etc, for tho
Department of Public Accounts, approved,
s. So
James A. Gresham, stationery and bind
ing for bureau of second drainage district,
approved, $50.
c. Duhamel, repairing barometer, Depart
ment OF Public Accounts. approved, ~ 81.
New Orleans Bee. advertising sale of
market revenues for October, 1873, approved
by the Administrator of Commerce, So.
j. Muller, rent Of Fourth District wharf
inger's Office, for August and September,
1873, approved by Administrator of Com
merce, $50.
w. j. Kelly, disinfectants for sanitary
inspectors i'll August and September. 1873,
approved by Administrator of Police,
$3.50 IL.
Pay roll Department of Commerce, labor
on wharves and landings for five weeks
ending September 30, 1873, approved,
$222 81.
Pay rolls Department of Waterworks and
Public Buildings laborers and carpenters,
ending September 30, 1873, az follows:
Waterworks, street service 1856 So market
houses, repairs, $267 IS; schoolhouses, re-
pairs, $52 50; public buildings, repairs, $1s.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, October 7, 1873
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun, Fitzenreiter.
Lewis, Schneider, Sturcken.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
4 true copy:
DANIEL SCuLLY, Secretary.
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1873.
Superior District Court.

Superior District Court.
This court was in session for short time
this morning, and among the motions made
wac the following:
Julius Socha vs. L. A. Wilt, Mayor, and
A. s. Badger, Superintendent of Police.
On motion Of George S. Lacey, City At
torney, and upon suggesting to the court
that injunction herein granted destroys the
police powers of the city to control its peace
and good order. and to protect the property
OF its citizens; and upon further suggesting
to the court that the acts complained OF by
the plaintiff, in his petition for an ipjunc-
ton, are not of such a character as will
work an irreparable injury to said plaintiff:
and upon further suggesting that the city
of New Orleans is dispensed in all cases
from giving bond and security, it is Or
dered that the plaintiff herein show cause
on the eighteenth day of October, 1873, at
eleven O'clocl. A. NJ. why the injunction
herein issued should not be dissolved and
set aside, under article 1903 of the Code Of
Practice, without giving bond and security,
the said city being bound to pay all such
damages as the plaintiff in injunction may
have sustained, if detnitive judgment. be
recovered against her in this suit.
FRS. District Court.
AERAIGNED.
Thomas Nolan and Pat Dillon, on sepa-
rate charges of assault and battery. entered
pleas of not guilty.
NOLLE PROSEoUr ENTERED.
The district attorney entered a nolle
prosequi in the case of the boy j. McCarty
charged with larceny Of pipe from the
Charity Hospital.
TRUE ELLIS,
The grand jury presented the following
indictments:
State vs.. Officers Cartwright and McNa-
mara-Assault and battery.
State VS.. Annie Johnson.-sIurder.
State vs.. julius Socha, O. II. Sheen
hansen, Jacob Haberlin, Mollie Walker and
Columbus Smith Robbery and larceny.
The bail in the last case of the three first
prisoners Was fixed at $500; for the others
at $1,000.
SENTENCED
Caroline Ward was sentenced TO be con-
fined one hour in the Parish Prison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

\ lis. of the new music published by
Cleveland house. reads as follows: I'm
leaving thee. my mother. dear" down in
q coal mine:' Il ask no more" 'How the
gates came ajar.' dreaming Of home.'
Among the angels" ''Ai, he kissed ne
when he left me-" ''Ali along the valley"
.'Break It gently tony mother by and
by" ''Glory. Glory" Give the boy
chance ''For all and forever" "He is
marchin. now with angels" - wonder
why he comes not" beautiful dreams
once came to me- .Bcneath the evenin.
star" 'Be happy while you may" BEG.
gar girl HE is coming again. Grand
mother told me so.'' Hold the fort"
..Jenuie's gone homs:' Blu: only | must
love her. IL dream o: the beautiful past"
Golden haired Adeiena.' Happy day
has come. Kate IL ask no more ut is
better tarthe. en- IF papa were only
readv."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
Concert Mt Exposition Hail.

\ grand vocal and instrumental! concer:
will be given at they above named hall. or
Wednesday evening next. for the benefit OF
the plague-strcken people Of Shreveport.
The service. Of the bes. of our amateur
artists have been enlisted fo- the occasion.
and the entertainment: promises 20 be of
the most enjoyable kind for lovers Of good
music. This fact. and the worthy charity
Tor which the concer. is to be given. should
insure full house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

p,rsr, OF CoTToN BALES WAifISc-'A
silver man informs us that the landings IRON rom
Natchez down to this city are pretty wen
crowded with cotton waiting shipment;
she scarcity of money is the. principal
season s why It is not moved. This is a, well veil
hands of parties in New Orleans. IL rs gem
orally believed that there are hunui tIa ~
greenbacks slowed away. growing mus'y
an cash boxes. These old bulks are hoaru'
Gag up their wealth as if they intended 10
cake it with them when they attend theiT
own funeral. Doubtless many hundred
thousands of dollars are thus tied up III
odd places, idle, of no benefit to any one.
If these trembling misers will only uncover
shis currency and invest it in some OF the
syarious reliable bonds now on the market
at depressed figures, they will in great part
redeem their financial sins and eventual
be rewarded with profitable returns. State
and city scrip can be purchased for nearly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
s. number Of sensible cIergynen ba

= number Of sensible ciergynen have
agreed. III announcing the. religious ap
pointments IN the secular papers. simply to
say that services will be held q: such q time
and place. without the name of the minister
or the subject on which he breaches. They
say it is hone Of the peoples business who
is TO preach or what he is TO preach about.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

THE PIsToL IN THE SECOND PREClScr.-
About nine o'clock yesterday morning
Officer Bertel. not on duty or in uniform,
but in his cups. stirred up a difficulty with
Albert Courtney in blacksmith shop, No.
40 Tchoupitoulas street, and the result
was that Bertel shot Courtney in the shout.
der. The wounded man was sent 20 his
home, and afterward Berte! was arrested
and taken to Courtney. who identified him
as the one who shot him. Bertel is still
under arrest, although Courtney's wound is
not considered very bad one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

Mr.. Haley has placed us under renewed
obligations by contribution Of the latest
numbers of the mos: valuable weekly pa.
pers published at the North. samples OF the
many periodicals which can always be
found at his news depot. No. 10 CONNER
ci al MACE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
An Institution that does not pay in cert

An institution that does not pay in certi-
fed checks is the Louisiana State Lottery
Company. This fact is shown by the state.
ment Of b. Goulet, No. Ga independence
street, who states that on Friday he pur'
chased ticket in the drawing of that day,
at the office of Jose D. Valdez, which drew
the third prize, which was promptly paid in
currency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

Away. avoi! the company IN which you
would be willing to tel! coarse Jest, be.
cause for you il is demoraiizing company.
Grossness is never harmonious; profanity is
never admirable; and if your manner and
speech once begin to ravel out upon that
edge, all theiv manlines. and charm are n
danger
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
FOR RENT,


JCOR RENT-A DESIRABLY LOCATED TWO
Il story brick dwelling, situated on the west side
of Prytauia street, between Josephine and st. An
drew streets, No 2G7. Contains hall, two parloIs,
dining room, pantries kitchen, coal and wash
houses, with servants rooms separate from the
main building. six large and airy bed rooms, with
openings at the sides, for bath, and gas
throughout, large yard. alley-way to the front,
well and cstern iron railing, and paved IN the
front OF the yard. Possession given Immediately,
and for further particulars apply to ,,r
z. CONBRY,
sell I'm Corner Of Canal end Delta streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

STRING OF FIREs-Ab bout one o'clock
yesterday morning another large fire occur
red in the Third District The fire origin
ated in two-stOry brick dwelling on History
street, between Rampant and Burgundy,
owned by Mrs. August Gautier. and occu-
pied Dy Mrs. Theard, which was completely
destroyed. The flames communicated TO
the adjoining building one story frame
house owned by Mrs. Loui. Logan and oc-
cupled by Mrs. venet, thence to a two stOry
frame building owned by Mr.. Logan and
occupied by Mr.. Conrad.
The next prey of the flames was q one
story frame building, owned and occupied
by Mrs. Sandos, all of which was destroyed.
The origin Of the fire is unknown, but an
incendiary is supposed to have Sc: it as the
occupants of the house where the fire
began were absent from the city. The
alarm was repeated twice from box 81.
corner Of Goodchildren and ST. Anthony
streets. The loss is estimated at about
$4,000.
About the same hour another fire broke
out in ore-story kitchen on Laha rpe
street, between 1enti and Rochebl ave
streets. The kitchen and another small
building and stable were destroyed. The
property. which was owned by Nine.
keicher, was valued at $4,000. covered by
insurance.
The alarm az ::45 P. NJ was from Oh e
house of Mr.. Casanave, on st. Claude, be-
tween Esplanade and Barracks streets. The
roof OF the house was badly burned, the
damage amounting to abont $500. A coal
oil lamp fell. and the fluid. burning, caused
the fire.
The fire at quarter 70 seven last even
ing broke ont in a STORY frame house on
Rampant street, between Margaret and Bar.
tholomew, owned by Henry Prats, and &C.
SHOP. Tho damage was small. Cause--coal
oil lamp falling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
NOrCester's Dictionary

~ae various editions o: this standard
woGk-.he finest o: which is a handsomely
illustrated '!uarto of 49,; page.-may be
obtained a: the bookstore OF Robert j..
Harp. Eos. 10 and liz Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
CONSTABLES' SALES.


Henry renfei vs.. Mrs. Widow JannOtte-
second Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No 4640. 49, -
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERE FAC1AS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans, Second
Justice OF the Peace in and for the pariHh OF Or
leans in the above stated suit will proceed to sell
at public auction FRIDAY, October H. 1873, at
twelve O'Clock D., at my warehouse No. li0 Crod
street -
4 LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suito
ocT I2I7 JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
+. Fernandez VS.. Ed LeOT-Third Justice
Court tor the Parish Of Orleans, Nos. IFS ard
Il7G.
pY VIRTUE OF TWO TRITs OF FiERI FACIAS
u to me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresches
Third Justice of fhe Peace ia and for the parisss
of Orleans VIII proceed 10 sell at public asc-
toY, on FRIDAY, October II, 1913, at swelse"s!ss
81, ~ my warehouse. No. 85 Biepgaue street.
one LOT OF FURNTTUhEe
Seized in the aSove entitled suit.
Te'ms-CasH GA tIe spot III Lsi.ec STATE, .sss -
cry notes.
0c8 .2ls WILLIAM EG8S, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

Rev. Andrew Heron, who recently died
at Cedarville. Ohio, at the age of eighty.
five wears, was said to have been the oldes.
minister IN the Presby terrain Church.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
The Temneraturc.

The thermometer q: Louis Frigerlo's,
No. 30 Charities street. yesterday stood as
follows: At s A. NJ. 81: at : ?. NJ. 81:
at P. NJ, 80. Lowest point during the
night of October 10. Coz.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
s.eteOrclOcicala and River Report.

The sigma: service, United States army.
reports. tor the benefit of commerce. the
meteorological record. and rise or fall of
the rivers. at .: - =. NJ. loca! time. yes.er.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

importantly. NJ. &. A.-ReRular NOnthS
" meeting.-The regular monthly meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association of New Orleans
will be held TUESDAY EVENING, October IA, az
seven O'Clock, at the rooms No. 50 Camp street,
business of vital import to the interests of thes
association will be brought before the meeting and
every member, active and associate ds earnestly
requested to be present.
). NJ. hARDItG,
OeIy.t Recording Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
y sALES TOMORROW.
III Intelligence.

Lfkm WICKLTFFE.-On dead walls
sen = NE size picture of a member
ero1 troupe, and if it was not made
nan Wickliffe, then he must have
Z the sitter when it was taken.
lss should look at 10 through his
taclos,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

T.1sE.-The alarm of fire sounded from
BOX ~! at twenty minutes pas: four O'Clock
yesterday morning was false. Had Tue
CsuIi be in mourning to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNEp.-Peter Appel,
forty years old, was yesterday entally
drowned in the river off Carrollton. He
was in skill attempting to secure float
ing log, when he fell into the water.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

ALTOGETHER TOO INTERESTING. The fire.
quenters; Of Justice Evans court, corner
OF Commercial alley and st. Charles street,
had their fill of scandal last Friday. The
reporter thought to gain an item, but on
finding that there were too many fathers
for one mother and one child, and alto
gether too much scandal in the case. he was
compelled to pass over the trial The par
ticulars would fill page OF flash paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

CELEBRArrN0.-Ywo associations will hold
anniversary festivities to-day-the Italian
and the Portuguese benevolent societies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
Loss Q. the Steamship Missouri Oft the
Bahamas.

Bahamass
The following telegram was received by
Silas Weeks. Esq. agent Of the Mississippi
and Dominion Line:
NASSAU. October {. 1873.
To Siias Weeks.
Missouri wrecked October ]. off Bahamas;
ship broken in two; crew and passengers
all saved and landed at Bemini; trying to
get assistance to forward them to New Or.
leans. PEARSON. Master.
The Missouri sailed from Liverpool! on the
eleventh ultimo for this port.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Orleans Rowing CluR.-Regular months
meeting. SUNDAY, October II, 1873. at ii A. NJ, az
tho office Of the ORGANS Cotton Press full are
tendance requested. SAMUEL BOYD,
Ocls ls 1resideIAs
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one-half the real value, and they are as
safe as greenbacks They may be boarded
and no one will sutfer-the holder will find
himself gamer inside of three months Put
the currency into circulation, so that it
Will assist to move cotton and other crops,
thus helping all out of this crisis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

Chief Engineer Tom O'Connor has re.
snrned from Mobile, having heard too many
a ms. although several hlles away
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LOST.

q
4 80" ~. .Va..:S.-eG 2af no -
~ c e-s .nueuta, name 81 L e1bis' If 81. 81 =
7..g..5,l- .ns.s %. -nNo I.ure4d Of STREE. o
..ontE. o. . .reasb.r 1873, S,,loes. t.e srci
- AeGreo, iiastdesa 'pr 80 Wi'nePo -..oi1sse
.tr. 0~- aeael. By 7eIoa sasiir, foi o 60, q .
ress. TuUI..s 10 Poree slc signed By Sanue.
Grees 10Y s w.. witness, Thomas II. Poree. Ap
per ons are warned not to purchase or negotiate
for said transfers. the city OF New Orleans has
been notified not 30 Secognize the same II pre-
scented. oclZ IT.
r OST OR NISIAID.-A NOTE DATED SEP
IL TEN Der /, 1873, sixty days time. for Sips
drawn by Isidore Newman {. Brother in favor Of G.
b. Block Il 60 The public is cautioned not to trade
for il. payment has been stopped. ocll ~
r OST-TEN DOLLARS REWARD-ON FRls
4 i day last, in the sixth District on ValeHcs
street or CD ST. Charles. between Valence and
state Streets q ladys BREASTPIN. 1t is gold and
let set with pearls, and with pendants. The above
reward will be paid TO the person returning 1t to
this office, to j. ". Fairfax, No. 1868 Sixth street,
near Prytania. oeo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

MASS MEETING IN THE NINTH WARD
At $50 Z. NJ, October I, the mother cruz
was called to order, Isam Nicholas, wee
,ras;Sant in the chair Roll call and read
sng of minutes were dispensed with. d..
Mr.. J. W. Edwards offered motion that
shis club do now adjourn and go INTO mass
meeting. 1t was Immediately adopted.
Mr. Edwards then nominated Louis
Cheneau, Esq, for president, ~;o,o,,.
Mr.. David Douglass was elected tempo
Mr., Louis Cheneau having received an
overwhelming majority OF votes. was de'
alared elected. ,,,,;.
On motion Of Mr.. Oscar Allen. commit,
zee of two was appointed 10 escort 'he
president to the chair.
j. Augustin was elected vice president.
On motion of Mr.. d. Douglass, MT. -.
sV Edwards was elected secretary Vi INC
Sneeting ,, .o
On motion, the club then adjourned 10
October ii, at .:30 7. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

STEAMSHIP VS.. STEAMBoAr.-Eetveen
eight and nine o'clock yesterday morning,
rs the great steamship George Cromwell
was making a round in the river, prepare
.ory to going down the stream on her
way to New York, the man at the wheel
gave his vessel roo wide a range. She took
"a Algiers, or rather that portion of the
right bank occupied by the little steamboat
Bossier, which was decidedly unfortunate
for the last named vessel. The Cromwell
crashed her sharp bow into the Bossier
about amidship, crushing her SO badly that
the river boat will be seen no more Of men.
She sank in five minutes after the collision
her boilers rolling out and going down in
advance. She was owned by Captain
Boardman and others, and had just been
neatly repaired, nearly ready for the
Shreveport trade, being well adapted to
.hat line. Most all last summer Captain
Gus Richards had her in the trade between
this city and Grand Isle, where che made
GOOD time. She was worth fully $4,000.
A portion of her furniture was taken off
before she went to the bottom, and not a
single individual was injured personally.
The vessel is insured in home offices.
The Cromwell, as soon as possible, was
headed down stream and started on her
long voyage, apparently uninjured.