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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

Srt-s or Lo',.ts.NS
Executive Department.
New orleans. Mach Il, :3.: )
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN IiOE I'D
w me for the cancellation .t t.Ie official bonds
of John GockreT Administrator y! Improve.
ments III and for the CITY OF New OlleaG. 70 Wit;
bond uated March d 1871. IN che sum OF b25H0t,
sighed by John CDckrcHf AS pr" clpa aud LatIF
ette fOger. Theodore LiIenthal. w. y. schmidt ana
Thomas Hasam rs 5urrtie5. the first TWO ~ 5000
zach and the last two for 900 each and q. bsns
dated March Is, 1872. IN the sum of S 35 HDb signed
by John tockiem. as principal. and l.. 70 ger. VII.
liam Henry. Albert BALDWIN and Thomas Hasam
securities. the first two in the sum D: -tJOUO
each, aud the las: two in the of b1:Dp each.
the said bonds being conditioned for the faithful"
performance by the said John COCkTem Of hi! duo
ties as Administrator OF Improvements aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given 30 all persons Interested
in the said bonds to file their Objections to the Gaze
collation. thereof in writing. Ill the office OF the
Secretary of State. within !laety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the sea- orr ne state,
q is twentyirs day OF March, A. y. 1913 and OI
the independence. OF the United State. ;he ul4etS-
SEVENTH
WILLIAM P. RE;.L,r.G.
Ev the fioreinOr:
P. q. DE.Lr.nH. secretary OF state.
AZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

louisiana Benevolent. Washington Benev0
lent and jackson Benevolent Associations
and German Harmony Club.
After which they paraded through the
principal street. 20 their hall. where they
ch-istened their two new flags. presented to
them. The days festivities wera closed
with a soiree at Germauia Hall.
The present officers of the association
are: President. George S. Eschabucher;
vice president. George Sseuernagel: secre-
tary. C. Huner: financial secretary. c.
Rann',
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

A BEAUTIFUL TRUMPET.-One OF the in
cidents in the tiremen's parade yesterday.
was that OF Chief Engineer 5. +. Parmelee
receiving u present of silver trumpet
from the hands OF Mr.. A. Hmmel. the sill
versyn,ti on Poydras street 1t was to-
ken Of friendship worthy of the giver and
of the receiver. The trumpet il one Of the
finest ever carried. 1t bears a neat lnscrip
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Fs'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
Il tnr- visiting Indc: the nsIne OF BARRETT.
LESASSi.E = c.. is hereby Gs7Olved by mI.tua!
consent, Nj. PAT, H HGtCAez retiring
M-5sr- SsnC-. Barrett am. Charles Lesassi-r
va attend % the liquidation o: the BUS ness of
: - :lrm, AMI authorized TO the name OF
:Ie III In ,..idtion Onlv.
BARRETT. L5SASSiER 60.
New orleans Marcel p !l7j. mh29 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

n =. I...d:. rs:..l. So. T.: : IT,.
:.-."-ni;r.-.'.l- De..r,:...- lave i'.':t .-"-:
>c.:" lee. .moG. v:...:a a. .':o:-':.>
- ..w. :'-;-,c.,uS and merchants
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
E-TATE OF GEORGE l.. hOiN-.

i:..so SrArE- NA;...L'< OFFICE
New ORLEANS. Marc. AZ 1873. !
17tilS - 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
A II bankruptcy has been iss.eG OF. o; the Dis
.,tct Court o. .:.e United State. :o Ii. District Of
LOUISIANA against the estate OF 'srpEgr L. KOun5 OF
the .itv a. New orleans, in tine paII5.: of Orleans
State .: .Dl.sldna, Al: .d;s.d bankrupt Upon his
oHa .'-'itO., at 'ar pa. mr:!: ~ any debts and
~ delivery OF ar" property .. 1n2;'.g - sdd
OaIk'r.:: I" IN OF ioi his y Il tH. trans
g: o: 1:oy"rtr Dv him. :o.Diiide by Ia w
ia. ing OF the creditors ~ sail bankrupt
- p.ov- t.-.: debts d-': c.Do,. o. or II ore as
yi"cs o. Us esta-t " :. BE- Weld AZ a cniIr: OF
DslhTt?.c". - ~ holden Oh thr ith day
.: Ay!,. A il i|t,. 1t (. \. NJ. az ~. custom.
nous" "'.Idi !. Sc" Oi e.:!.. Drio:e g. :. ..oSg
S--:5ts;
s 2 PACKARD
No. A. C:t,.. -: E. Ma" al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
NOTICE,

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, FIFTH Dt.THIcT.
A.glers, March 5. 1873.
DARTIES INTERESTED ARE REQUESTED TO
Il come for ward at once and settl- their licenses
tuv the current wear. Due notice Will be given o.
M readiness to receive the state taxes tor the
vtar 1872 JAMES KpPPEL Collector.
Corner of Delarouie and Bartholomew street S.
Aiyiers mh6 I'm
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power.

Ml,,.yG -M. John C.. Brisbane has been
missing from bis residence. No. Ia
Tchoupitou'a, street. since Saturday eve
ming ahoutu.ne O'Clock. AZ that time he
was dressed in steel gray coat, black pants
and Ia: and white shirt. Age titty-.ix
years, Letg:: about five fee, ten inches.
Any il .e.!gancs sen. to the Picoy""s Office
Or to h. residence vii! be gratefully re-
ceivea l.: his family.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
~ that the Board OF State Assessors tor the city
of New Orleans organized by the election OF
Hon. W. H. Decker as president, and p. j. Maleney
secretary, and the office of the Board has been
established aU No. Cagoudclet street. between
Canal and Common streets.
Stw Orleans, March %, 1873.
GEORGE +. PARIS,
q. G.. BLANDON,
WILLIAM II. DECKER,
A. ENRICH.
n'tg,6s p T. MALONEY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

BOARD OF METRoPOLITAN POLIcE.-With
view to reducing expenses of the depart
:uent. the board at its session yesterday
ordered tia. from and alter this date the
Metropolitan Police force be fixed at 80
-,a-r,' mon r,rn rata as follows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

OysICs STATE TAX CoALECTGR. Fo-HrH DIsTRICT,
No 5t4 Camp street, near ST. MARY. I
A LII TAXES ACCRUING IN 1873 MUST BE PAID
n at nv office within the the time presc, ihed
by law Failure to comply with this demand win
involve the legal penalties.
J. W. FAIRFAX
mh2t Collector Fourth District,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Taxpayers. Look to Your Own interest.

OFFICE OF II. H. H,xRts Sr.rF TAX Cor.scr,a.>
Second District, No. ~ Rampant street.
New Orleans, March %. If:&
A CT No. ts OF TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or
1873. for the relief OF delinquent taxpayers. pro.
vides that all back taxes that ara paid w.thiu
NINETY DAYS tr-m March IL. 1873 shall be upo,
the assessed valuation OF the property a! penal.
ties interests and costs being RENTED.
Special attention is called to the ac: ha.ran.o
annexed
no. t6.
An act for the relief of taxpayers remittin. ali
penalties and iateres: to all deliuQuen. state
taxpayers. provided said back taxeI ATE paid
within ninety days from and after the passage
OF this act
SFcrGoN !. Be it enacted by the Senate mi House
of Representatives of the State of Louisiana III
General Assembly convened. That the,delinluen:
taxpayers of the State are hereby relieved from
the payment of interest and penalties imposed
upon them for non payment of taxes when due:
provided. however. that the same are pad within
ninety days from and after the passag e this ac:.
in default of which all interest and pena.tteS To-
remain as heretofore.
SIC ,. Be it further enacted etc. That THIS &C:
shall take effect from and after its passage.
lSigueG) CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of representative.
tSigned) c. C. ANTOINE,
Lieuter ant Governor and President of the Senateo
Approved March A. 1873.
lSguedl WILLIAM p KELLOGG
Governor OF the State of louisiana
4 true copy:
P. g. DESLOSDr,
So IF ,,l,Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

TIE BURKE HOMICIDE.-Coroner FOiwell
has made affidavit. against Robert Desposi-
to, charging him with murder. The case is
fixed for the second Of April.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

TAe a:aame: Continental, willis steainins
down the rye" Sunday morning about halt.
mast mae o'c...k. ran down skif. il which
there wa.a:::an whose name could not be
learned. The -llif vas broken in two and
the person IN :: disappeared beneath the
steamboat and did not rise again. A por-
ton OF tle skin was picked up on wA!eh
was painted 5. NJ. ScooPer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

BASE BAIL The Orleans Club played a
game with the Mutual Club on the ground
OF the latter on Sunday. the fist of the
series FOR the championship. resulting il u
score of twenty-,even for the Orleans and
sixteen for the Mutual club.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
PROPOSALS..

For Furnishing RatiOns and Ship ChaHd-
lery for United states Revenue Vessels.
CoLIECToES OFFICE, March ST. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office until twelve O'clock NJ. SATURDAY,
the twenty sixth day of April, rext for supplying
rarOns and ship chandleCy tor the of the crews
and vessels of the United States revenue marina
in this collection district ft the fiscal YeaS
ending thirteth June, 1874.
Schedules of the articles of ship c:,andlerr 10 js
bid 1og Will te furnished on application at tina
Office.
The government reserves the rightto reject any
or all bids. JAMES +. CASEY,
AMI {p!'prfOr-
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PROPOsALs FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.


fAYMAsrERs OFprCE,
Navy Yard. Pensacola. March %, 1873. s
DROPOSALS. SEALED AND ENDORSED PRO
Il p0sa for Supplies" will Be received at this
office unit! II A. NJ. MONDAY. April !. 1872 fos
which must be OF the best quality, to De delivered
at the Navy Yard. PensAcO on or before the
fifteenth day of May 1873 at such points as
may be directed by the Comma ndant and subj ect
10 usual inspection thereat. Proposals for brick
win also state the cost OF delivery ar the site for
new shell! house outside the navy yard wall:
Bureau of Ordnance.
CLASS NUMBER ONE.
so 80 stock Brick. -. s':19.
CLASS NUMBER TWO.
3ll barrels Lime. equ8, to Shelby.
t70 barrels Cement. equal to Rosenda!e.
CLASS NUMBER THREE.
l0.sOo States lo42n. hes: American.
CLASS NUMBER FOUR.
- tons ~ Railroad Iron, ID pounds to the
ward. best American.
600 pounds railroad Spikes. So.
POO pounds guaranteed Stating Nails, I'd;
800 pounds IRON cHt Nails. 100 Sd. LOO lod.
1850 pounds HAT iron, 3xl.
l76 pounds fat Iron '.X2;..
!3D pounds square Irsa. /.
90 pounds round Iron, 3.
40 pounds round Iron. |.
225 pounds round copper, >.
80 pounds Copper Spikes
20 pounds Nails 10 81. 10 0i.
gross Brass Screws. "a, ~.
- sheets Copper. !ili. pounds ounces to
Platinum Points for Lightning rods
Screw Plates with taps and dies. TO cut from
Hand NIsts ; AMI :.
Plvers. Il 1t nOs,. ) ami ..
Cutting P.n"trs. =
pair Spring t4ll,D4rs. :.
pair Spring D,viIers.
pair Inside Gai,iytGs,
PIN VIsts
ila; Stet! Squares. and E
Steel Bsyel, l.
pdir Hand Shears,
pair Bow ah~ars, {.
Screw and WIr- tia.;". combined.
Hack Saw Blade, -
sets A lphaJctS md Figures for stamping
meta. ! and I.
dozen E..cs, Assorted.
dozen File Handles.
dozen File Cards
ram Emery Cloth.
Marine Clock
Microscope, compound. WIKI powe:s.
u pounds Emery.
Armorers Forge. portable.
so pounds White Lead in o..
% gallons Liuseed Hi., raw.
- ga4I"n' Linseed on. b'!Iea.
Is 5omnds Patty
% Lights Glass, i2X,).
pound Giazero ro:n:s
Whtewlsh Brushes.
~ pounds Copperas
CLASS NIrNBER FIVE rSi.,,,.S:;, IINEEr,
q ,i4ces ,.uow nine Io;sts 24 feet lone,
3',1i5
81 pieces yelO" pine JOsts, Ii feet long.
-, Xi6
% pie, = We low pine Bonds II feet long, 3XlS.
10 pieces yellow pine Bonds, II feet long, 3xg.
pieces yellow pine GirGens ~ feet long.
9M!.
pieces yeI"" pine King Posts. II feet long.
9xl2
- pieces yellow pine Puri.ne. - feet long
hN3
pieces yellow pine Principal Rafters. q feet
20 piect. yellow pine Jack Rafters. 2G feet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOK SECOND DISTRICT,
No. 40 Rampant street ;
New Orleans March /, 1873. )
DARTTES INTERESTED WILL PLEASE TAKE
4 notice that the State licenses for the year 1875
and all State taxes for 1872 are due and should
be pa d Immediately
nhl2 26t. Il. Il HARRIS Collector
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Passion Sunday was observed at St.
Patricks Church By the celebration of
solemn high mass by Rev. Father HELM.
An eloquent sermon was preached by
Rev. Father Foote. from the text And He
was obeditnt unto death. even unto the
death of TIE cross" The music OF the choir
in Mozart's Ninth Mass, and the. singing of
Nine Zeis. Denis in g IWi Cre0tcr." OF Miss
Pauline Leblanc and Messrs. Dubois and
Pcntz. were admirable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

BY and l.. some law vii: rernti'S 'e
PASSED II which such brutes as Edward
Basca.n can lie punished az they deserve.
He was not satisfied with beating his VIE
as hi, miserable class generally is. lie mad
20 shoot her IA the back of the neck with a
muske. bal. Her wound il dangerous
cue, and may prove fatal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Oh CANAL STREEr.-
We have Of late recorded many deeds OF
violence in our columns. and. indeed. so
frequent have they been that the daily
reader CT the papers gives but cursOry
glance at what has become SO common, but
the tragedy enacted on our principal tho
r"u ghtare early this morning is OF so ter
:i0le nature. and withai so mysterious.
that we are sure every man VINO has occa-
sion to D.. ont late at nigh: may shuddPr
ingiv say to himself. May l no: ne tic
next victim -
The appalling circumstances we arr about
10 record occurred at SO late an hour that
we have bat time t" give a 6r.c! statement.
Il rouii seem :ha: shortly after twelve
o'clock this morning two gentlemen passing
aion. Cana. street. when nearly in from: of
N,ctog's, observed in the street what was ~
t!rst IN the dim hight Supposed (" he large
sack or a bundle OF old clothing. a closer
examination. however. 20 TIE horror ot the
investigators. showed the sha ne.esS ma>I 20
b. "A body, distorted and scarcely r.cucniL-
able. lyin. limp and pulse;eSs III the road.
Scarcely 4 l:neamelt of the or! gina, features
remained. and what was once flushed witn
ne rose IIcs of health was now Il horrii
face OF black and h:a.. deeply impressed
with the imprint ot some monster. heels.
Instantly sumIirnins 4 policeman :" Ike
scene. the crn:i-n.ar. with h!s assistance.
further examined :he body. and on Is
b.;n, lifted il va. discovered. tia: ti,.
.ienGiSh perpetrators o: the crime. no; cor.
ten, with the terrible bea;ip. which the
victim had received. ha! pierced tie BODY
through and thrcag.t wit: some sharp in
>tyumcn'. The pcilc riian stated tIaI he
had frequently seen the nn:or anirc victim
of ,.is tragedy II ;lr vastinuic o. IL.
Vl::e.ir. Theatre. /, = strange that such
a terrible murder could nave uecn com
mittct; w.;hcu; the hnow,e,.g. @! amy one
in t.. immediate ne -hto:hn"i.
III. starter q; Ia. N.cun:.. street cars
.;st.. :;,a. shortly PIE. io"> - Ne .n,.in-
ct IL. body ~ !r..4 :.ois' "a Il. direction
Ct p,u.h:ac street. -: not sufficiently ic"!
- ~. e.: an uru.:ti !.a:.,T". lie also re-
n..!,'.,r. seeing wa ;u.n pass Gown tLi!"'
street. w..,iu: vc'y uuic.:r. .u' ]: ch;'se':
u.,.,.,.s. impression On his '.!.t': * 'At
time. Til. il III. only cline - "a" :lnU.n-
o; .hs a.ssssir> 10: j; i."v:d"n. there must
have been more ;han one ana /. il !ceJ.e
un.. ve: We trus. shat slight ~ i Is !: may
be followed IL, unit. the ends @: Justice are
satisfied. Xae body was Carefully removed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

S.oL.S Gpo.s --Tw" cotton thieves, Jack
Zimmerman and john Dellehanter. were
caot1.el with stolen skiH and a lot Of
their r. :a'ao plumber of cotton samples.
Petre Dav:, has been locked up at the
Hrst pree.nc. station, charged with stealing
clothing ..on Joseph Johnson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN

sda7 be had Of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the PostOtfice.
c. C. Haley. No. 10 Commercial place.
C. G. d. HolIe No. 81 Exchange place.
a. Simon. 81. Louis street, between ROYAL
sssreet aaI Exchange alley !uaie. s.. Louis
sdotel!.
james Fans. Pontchartra;n ra;.roai De.
pot, Third District; al.o at depot. go: o:
Zafsyetta street, First District.
VARIETY news stand. M. % DAaphine
street. between Customhouse aad Biar vile
RtreAts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

S. ". M-Gem Conclave No. >! gave i
pleasant entertainment Sunday. to Il mum.
Der of invited guests. at the Fair Grounds.
men.. and .oasts We're drank and speeches
made in the good old style.
The following are the officers OF the Con-
clavc: l. J. Mcneil, archon: o. S. Bah
cock. pas: archon: j. J. Evers. chancellor:
l.. Weishart. provost: 4. Lassalie. treas
urer: " J. Biroux, secretary: JOHN Bennett.
inspector general; Manuel Borge. herald;
j. Monaghan. guide; Jules Zata.in. pre-
late.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

BnL!ARDs.-A second exhibition WAS
given BIZ Mons. Ubassy, in Harmony Hall.
Sunday. in game with Mr.. Z. Abrams.
giving him the odds OF 80 il 500 points.
The following is the summary:
Larges: runs U6assg. IS. &C. ~. ~, 81,
g.. Il, -. -! 20. 81. Abrams. y. Is. 10. 81.
Averages-Ubassy. 7.Sl; Abrams. 2l9.
Mas-e shots-Uba.sy. 20. on three OF
wh.c!. he failed to count: Abrams ;. missing
one.
Bank shots on which counts were made
Ct4,sy 10. Abrams ,.
Time o: sama-Two hours and five min-
utes.
Mons. Uba-sy then displayed his wonder
tul control over the balls. making them do
almost everything except talk. 20 the great
delight OF the gentlemen present. |. is
possible that there viii be Il game between
aim and Mr.. Miller before long.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

CRIMINAL CouRr.-TAe grand jury yea
terday morning presented indictments
against Charles Clinton. State Auditor, for
false imprisonment of Ernest Merle. Z. P.
Roger. A. Dupre and August Curry, and
also one for perjury in Recorder MArshur'5
court.
On separats charges OF assam: and bat
tery-Thomas Luch. Louis Refo, P, RefO.
Owen Fitzpatrick. Jac4ue wilson and
Catherine Saunders. and Louis Re:o on
another. with intent to Kill. were ARA gned
and pleaded not guilty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

James Hurley would have escaped the
Consequences Of lis assauitiDg William
Dorley with a slungshot if i. hadn't been
that he had violated the law about con-
cea'ei weapons. He gees to the Criminal
Clur. On tut CHARGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

THE KHIEE.-Two young lads. named
ambrose Moore and John McCatrey. have
acquired experience in cutting and being
cut. Ambrose siashed round loosely to
clear some other chaps out of h.s way. and
johnny got severely CIT il attempting to
take the knife away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

NY TIE A>StoUs SEAT james Scu.ir.
alias Tul.v. dangerously wounded Martin
Hughes with shot from his de''n2er. On
.be steamboat Andrew AchleE. at Con
sha+ta. and now remains IN the Parish
Prison without bail. waiting for q cert.n-
cate or the condition of his victim. VINO lies
=. ina H., ..u in a dangerous conott.'a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
7, BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF JOHN II. WITEER>POON,
;l'iT'd. =. and as me.nJe: o. tie HIN OF
w. Lt..pDJ4 Moss q. 60.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

ESTATE. OF JOHN +. EITT~ IND3tID-
aeIrG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

OFFICE OF H. Fl. HAIRS SrIrR TAX Co1I,cr,R.>
Second District, No. ~ Rampant street. ;
New Orleans, March 3. l!:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

TO thu station house. and an examination of
the clothing revealed the name of the de-
ceased, which was found TO be B. Russ
Elscarpette.
RETURNED HoNE.-A very pretty. we'll
behaved young lady has twice been az the
police headquarters IN consequence Of
trouble in her family. Her father came
some months ago and asked that search
be made FOR her, she having left his home,
and she was found trying to support her
self IN the house OF former domestic of
the family. Her father then induced her to
come back TO him in spite Of her tears and
fears of !lI-treatment. Yesterday she came
herself to General Badger and said she
could endure her home no longer. and
begged him to do something for her. Soon
after. her father appeared at the office and
again took her home. weeping as il her
heart would break. He says she is quick
tempered and wilIful and refuses to en-
dure correction. and denies that she has
been treated cruei!T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

ARsoS.-Recorder Billings yesterday dis
missed TIE case against j. w. Dorm and
wife, charged with setting fire to the con-
fectionery No. 625 Magazine street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Office of .he New Orleans. Jackson and
't.-a- Northern Railroad Company. New Orleans.
March , .3-'-EotICe - HEREBY : ven that the
cop tle second mortgage bonds of this
company. due Apr. !, 1878 Will be paid on pre-
seutttiol at the Companys Office. No. lib Camp
street On and dt5t. :lat date.
maya. K :. CHARLES. Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

GrYv,> !.,:.,:,:A DEAIN,a> "-''.'-
A.-,E-y..: r.i.tieth anniversary E. '''s
sa,;,.v was celebrated Sund'*. lA'' i'''
ceeGet. with the bands e: joe "ai'h"nS
and "a. S,nr.., from their haN. ~ D.u-
1h:2e street. % The enginehouse OF No. -
where ,1e- .artool. Of de:eciao,e ie.s'
and toasted ;.e.r invited guests, the LOUIS
Jana ic.lA2..s, German WS.A.aS|e- -
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NvRrz: ~. DAVID WLL'AMs-SEnd"!F
.r+a-uoo- Alexander Walton. sometimes
know. "a Charlie Lightning. met Dave. or
Dago, W:..,ans at the house "' Martha
Williams, n. g Notre Dame street. and
90. in, =, ;,,."av which terminated Ia the
death q: Williams.
The Testimony. - given before the roEo-
rpr. !. .,n.w .at contradictory. bu' oeN'.'
o,os s,,'..,a.....v the following facts: iHe
two h,! lad .r.!r words earlier III the DAY
AID. a.. :lr.:.:.. Waiton abused Ni...anS
AVID ,i... v.... ont on the banquette. "Ae:'
Ha'... rev. ,;.l the abuse. Williams
C','ipr.ni -. u ii Iht. and dlt"i '"ch
tcol q. l.. .,at. Blows "":" then 'N-
changes; a.,! u Axiom pushed into;Ae gutter.
when h. drew pocket knit" and stabbed
William. :b.., "a the heart. Ni,iIan'S IA"
drawn a,al.: and Gu. az Walton, but a I"
vhethe: ..e:... ~ after ne was stabbed me
ey;dep.. !, conflicting. Williams died al
mos. ,.n.rc...,te.r. Walton and Trend
En-. S.u:;.. Ven: away after giving Laura
Ann Jones 80 FOR his sWaltons 5! wife. DIX
later i. surrendered aims.,; =: IL" iiia'
,reciDe: "a. 80. ~. three arc r'" ii ''.''
Cody.
Tie Jury -: u Verde: that Tie 90
ceased cane. :. III death ir & p'neiia,"S
wound :. -. .."...;. :nil.rte'. a.! '>'N''''''
Walton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Assessment NOtice.-EConOmy Mutual Aid
Association. office No. Is Carondeet street.-The
members o. Class A" of this Association are this
diy notified that assessment No II. caused by the
death Of ALICIA 4. NOLLAy. on the twtntv.thrl
day ot March, 1873, 3 now due and payable al this
Office within thirty DAYS from this date.
JAMES B. GUTHRIE Secretary.
New O.'rau= March 20. 1873. misc st
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