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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
GOVERNOR KELLOGG AND THE. NORTH
LOUISIANA RAILROAD BONDS.

The !!.-o LaviEc run out OF anything
else to charg: against Governor Kellogg.
Low ar:aigus him for complying with the
law, lie has sworn 20 supper: and enforce.
A Leg: .lature elected before lie came into
Office enacted a law giving one OF the
railroads of this State certain aid III the
shape of bonds. This act was signed by
us r.sieces,o: il Office Oh the :ensh 0;
April. l,72. and officially promulgated
September 2! following. Litigation fol-
lowed. beginning III tie Fourteenth Judi
cia! District Court. and ending. Ike
most of our important legal disputes, in
the Supreme Cour:, the result Of which
was to declare the ac: authorizing the issue
o: the bond, valid and binding upon ali
the officials and inhabitants Of the State.
the executive included. We publish il
another place tie opinion o: the Supreme
Cour. as delivered by Nh. Justice Howell.
which was concurred in by Judges WHY
and kennard. Also the concurring opin-
ion O.: Judge Taliaserro. The opinion Q:
tie cour It is. therefore. sustained by three
o: the judges, and the Judgment by the
unanimous vote of all the members who
50: il the case. Chief Justice Ludeling
having some interest i. the :>s:.:,: .ec:.se,.
himself.
Iorcomp.yin, a..:.. the Law. t.s:s or:si-
mated, thus approved anG thus expounded
by its constitutional interpreters. the
Herald takes the Governor to task and
tries to Great, tie impression that be has
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A writer in the A.bary eveu!n: y'Diss.
who las been taking look a. the Shakers
Of Albany county. thinks tina: both their
yea. and numbers are decreasing. From
tie rreponGerenee OF the aged among
them, he thinks q s.at.s.iciar would soor
number their yeais of existence. unless q
tels.cus :t:g... = -" i...,, v.cIrs 10 re.
= .,is., .cv-,irs. fo- :. : WI 'cown
tuer "ne.tn.- marry l-Jr have .uy c.-.l-
dren of their own. hut accept, 70 appren'
t;cesL;p. orphan children OF respectable
parentase. lie, ne Shakers be preserved:
h. .he:r preserves 1e kew .Ieu.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

&. :h:s is the time o: year wteu ce::a:n
NE, decide VIVA: ir;-l they vii. swallow
Gurn- the summer. :hc following old item
WI. :.o. be on: o: place: 4 vie asked her
husband :or rex dress. Ee :sp..eG:
Times are hard. my dear: 50 hard ran
hardly keep NY nose above water" Where.
upo,: she Yetocied: "IcU can keep your
nose abo-e water easy enough. j. YOU have
q mind to: bu: the trouble is ;!at yoG keep
il too much above brandy"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

T..e jane .elu. o. lie Supreme CoU.;
wa formally .om:aerc.i $: G...ousas. on
tsr eleventh instant, Chic. Justice .udeiin: ::
Az: IA. the as.ociaf. justices are :':esen;
cycent Ny. Howell. Tie :O!loy:l: named
gen..eme Pass. I. successtU. examination
an: wer. admitted 70 tic var: Z. Fon.e..eU
and ju!.u, Robertson. &: iberia: Frani. ID.
Care:ien ans: JOIN. 4 Caste. a;l.s. .. New
Orleans: W. :. l. Bl;.c!u:s:. Q: Kai:,es:
and o. II. v.o.c:. q. s.. Landry.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
TEE INDEPENDENT PRESS.

We have seen great deal Of this dodge.
The independen: press is generally
neutral press in all matters where it can
advertise for both sides. Its independ-
snce rarely lc,... !: to attack any domestic
abuses or any loca. :oug.: who will take
indemnify out II the Independent hide.
or demand compensation in standard dol
la-s. 1T when you- really independent
press does get chance at the dead Or the
distant. the Independence OF all truth and
feeling which is manifested is delightful
to the disinterested bystander. We have
.-..any examples Of this Independence. and
lie Jew FORK 81. is y specimen in our
mind at present. 1t selects the State OF
Louisiana, its government and finances for
.he display Of its fearless Indifference to
9ocseru ences. It charges that Our fsca!
a,-thoriti es do not tell the truth; that our
exec c-:tive is trucker, and exposes tie
POLITICAL troubles o. our community with
out CO injunction OF reserve. This Is a
safe ga ne. The State OF louisiana will
ling no action Of libel. Her Governor
Iill not sue for defamation of character,
So the >ue is free to bla ,e away without
respo visibility. Those who like speci-
men Of :ouraalis1: independent Of truth,
,,lstice or zee iHS, en- inl it in the col
umrs OF the Sey ..o-k >u,, whenever it
treItS of Louisiana,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
2 Z. IAO ~ . Z,
Secretary OF S.aea.
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERNOR
By the Governor:
~ - nlHEsV 49,

S-ArE OF Loc!s.ASA
Executive Department,
New Orleans. june u. 1873.
Whereas, An Ac. OF the Legislature. approved
Marci. y. 1883 entitled Al Ae: to establish lar
an.!ne fey the protection OF the State. provides
tia: the Governor OF the State shai. .s.le MS
procia ma ION. upon the ad.;ce OF tho Eoar.. of
Health. declaring any place where there shai. be
reason TO believe a pestiient, conra gious .Itec-
tio,s disc exists, TO be an infected pace and
stating :he nurbe: OF days es quarantine n be
performed b; the vessels, their passengers officers
and crews, comm. from such place Or Places
Now. Therefore, III pursuance o: the act afOre-
said issue this my proclamation and declare ;h.
places hereafter ;a.Iied 20 be infected places and
that all yesse:., together with officers crews, pas,
ing touched or stopped at any o: :::.n,, cn and
after the fifteenth Gay Of June 1875 shall he s:,b-
iec' - a quarantine OF Hot less than te, dacs, or
fox ipnser pe.io, may DC considered necessary
by tie Board o: Health ANY v!oiat!o: 0: tn,
quarantine laws as here proclaimed, vi. % Sc
v.rely punished. The places which are hereby
declared ted az Il said axe the to- owing 20
W.:
Havana. Mantsnzas. Trinidad, Ca,tenas St.
Jaso al oa the Island OF Cuba: Port Royal and
Min;esc Bay. OF the Island OK jamaica; Jacme.
and Po.t Prince, Ol the Island OF st. Domirg 90
the Islands OF 81. Thomas, Martinique and Gtads-
Ioupe: Campeacty u Yucatan; Vera Cruz, Ava.
RADIO, Tampco, Ma:amoras and Tuxpan, in Mexico
San Juan. II N!caraUga; ChaSIes AspIn 1a.i and
Porto Beilo, il Contra. America; MaIaca:5, and
LaSuayra, iii VeaeZue.a; Island @: Trinidad Ca
yeune, Para PerasnlbCco. aiO Jane,o and Beuc:Gs
Ayres. Il So!t:. America, and Nassau New Prov.
Gence.
Given under my haad and the sea. o! State
hereUn.O attached tbs ;ourteen. day 0: .!:.re
\. D. 1875. and of the independence 0: ;le vut:ed
States the u .1etvseventll.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Ey :he Governor:
P. G. DESLONDE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
n. G. FOLGEE
No. i6a Grav.er stree

STATE OF LorIs:ATA,)
Executive Department,
New Orleans. June Ii, 1875.
Whereas. The Time fixed by ct No. IS. approved
March IL 1875. sUspeudias interest and penalties
upon delinquent taxes. has this day expired and
whereas the several tax collectors have been TN
able, during the last few days, to receive aad re-
oeipt FOX the deiirqUen: taxes sought e paid and
believing that tie Legislature wi. :atifY should it
be necessary my act. Oh in the premises, hereby
authorize and direct the several tax collec tors
throughout the State 20 receive ald receipt for
such de!iaquen: taxes 20: :he period of ten days
from the date he.eo: :emittn: all interest and
penalties as provided by the act aforesaid.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. G. DESLONOg,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Hear the man: Tie .,rotus.o,l and color
Of her hair would lead oae 10 .ook upon it
az though it was spun by the niInble fingers
OF the easy hou:s. as :Ley siidea through
the br. ght june day. wL.se ;lany sunny
rays Of light had been caugA. il. he me.hes.
and were conten.e. g 20 70 further" She
had d red head.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18


been guilty Of some great outrage. To
say that the Governor signed the bonds
with reluctance is merely to disclose his
views Of the impropriety of the measure;
but as the matter was out Of his discre-
ton, and met him at the very threshold
of his official career, as duty imposed
upon him by those who had the authority
to impose it, he simply did what any
other conscientious man would have done
in like circumstances. He first inquired
Of eminent legal counsel wha: course he
should pursue, and followed the advice
thus obtained. In our judgment, neither
Governor Kellogg nor Counsellor Hunt
had any discretion in the matter. The
law was too plain to leave any clear
minded man in doubt. The following is
the correspondence between the Governor
and W. II. Hunt, ESD:
GOVERNOR KELLOGG TO MR.. HUNT.
STATE OF LoUl.lASA.)
Executive Department :
New Orleans. April II. 1875. }
William II. Hunt, Esq:
SIR-Appication has been made to me to
sign and issue certain bonds to the North
Louisiana and Texas Railroad Company.
under act No. 81 Of the acts of 1872. am
opposed to increasing in any manner the
outstanding obligations of the State unless
l am legally required to do so in the dis
charge of my duty. Will you please ex-
anime this whole matter carefully. and
give me your written opinion whether or
not it is my duty. as executive Of the State,
to sign and issue these bonds to the com
pany.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
REPLY OF MIR. HUNT.
New ORLEANS. April %, 1878.
SIR have carefully considered the
statute you submitted to me, and also the
opinion of the Supreme Court in the case
OF State VS.. the North Louisiana and Texas
Railroad Company, delivered in December
last.
l am clearly of opinion that under that
decision it becomes your duty to issue the
bonds provided for by the act, however
much you may condemn the legislation.
The decision establishes the constitution.
ality and validity CT the statute. and also
the fact that the conditions and terms of
the act have been accepted by the company
within the required delay.
The statute of 1872 provides that on the
delivery of the stock "the remainder Of the
whole number Of bonds shall Immediately
be issued" and commands that the Gov
ernor shall ''cause to be prepared, signed
and executed the said $526,OOo o. said
bonds vet to be issued. and deliver the
same to the president of said company.'
The court has decided that '!there can be
no question as to the issuance OF 'hs re-
mainder of the bonds"
There can be but one opinion as 20 me
purport Of the statute and the decision Of
Supreme Court.
/ am sir, very respectfully. your obediect
servant, WILLIAM H. HT,'"'.
Counsellor at ..aw.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A Chicago jenkins w:.:c rap:u:OIsir Of
.,ie :o!'et oG Il ra:.,cc.': .;..v a; ;hc ;Uo:.c.
bal. Ii Subsequently appeared :ha. many
a All; there was i:es.e. :ac L.crc elegant.
IL. Moreover. the lady he named was no:
il FIJI. dress toilet. Sne was Ho., IL fact. at
the ball. bcia. j. Eu:ole CT tia: occasion.
WITH thtse ':..In- e..S:s excepted. J.n.
X. rs was right
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
ID I f ID,

MoNTlEC-Or TUESDAY, the seventeenth :ns.a
al II p NJ. TITANIA aged tel. months and eIe We:
DAYS. only daughter 0: Alcee J. MOnt.eu and An
tOnia D!eux.
Friends and acl':a.utances OF the family ars
respectfully invited 20 attcnd the funeral, w,licl
will take place from her staadfathe-s residence
No. 1856 Elysan Fed, st:ee-, between Rampant
and st. Claude. at 3 ?. II. This Day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A hard case. A Weste-:. gil, from 4
new. malady. las :eco!..c amos: & living
statue. Her skin "a. .:acaa..,.- hardened
a1d 10 the .oucl. le-eu. l:.- safe o: marble.
The doc tor calls i. 'sc.ero:la. o: chor!onitis,
o: inGuiasiou @: the cellular .;asure.''
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Having :e.:,e.l from the c.o.hic. business .l;s
week, most truly express nv thanks to my cd
friends and the public for their continued patron.
age for the past to,:y .,ee years since began :he
clothing business, and hope the good feeling Of
friends wi: continue Wit. me in the new tie ID o;
business :hat AIN called to as collector of taxes
First District.
n. c. FOLGER,
;.'~ Ss ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

We are indebted t. T.. 4. Io:ke. agent.
tor the seventh aL:...a. ,epo-: o; tie board
OF directors o: the Philadelphia anu
Southern MAJ! Steamship Company TO tie
stockholders. May :. !si.. Also ;og late
Havana ualer..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A Man who wante. 10 be a minister. said
he believed be had leeL called &c LABOR IL
the Lords vineyard HIS brother. VINO
was less noted for L.s r:e:y. SAT-; that he
had mistaken the wore 'ra-nyali' for
cinevarf
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

7ARNoNY INDISPENSABLE TO PROGRESS.
The prosecution Of war stops the pur-
suits of peace. The antagonisms of party
have similar effect. The talent and
energy which should be united il the
pursuit Of common interests, are exhausted
aud annihilated in conflict Of passions.
It wonlj oa ii ficrlt to compute the dam
ace to Louisiana from this con iict Of her
able and energetic citi ems. sc absolute
hc5 Dee the seq aration. SO intolerant has
proved the speech, that men almost feared
to .or.ow money Of those who voted a
fece.t ticket from themselves. We
now look fo7 q business amnesty and a
cordial cooperation among those who
were Of late il political warfare against
each other. Turning such an amount Of
ability, deyotins SO much time and
means IS has been heretofore employed
in :his partisan con let to the benefit and
Prog ess of louisiana and new day
dawnins "ron Us, public credit and Off
cial integrity restored. federal and Sec
....onal fayors renewed, kindly and cordia,
rel7tio1s secured. and Louisiana will be-
come the oetani the pcotege Of the Union.
We're IS .he roin: at which tie advance
OF American progress will be organ;zed
New Orleans will be the base os future
progress. Those interests which war and
faction have Frustrated will bud and
grow with more than tropical luxuriance:
jus. as crops viii! wave where the :loot
and the wheel OF battle had left desola-
ton.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Ihaye noticed tina. ne who thinks every
man rogue is ve-: certain to see one
when ne shaves himself, aUI lie ought, IL
mercy to his neiglLo:. to surreuue: ,Ae
rascal tc Justice.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

IL Cincinnati whisky is bought new one
day :or eighty five cents aL.. sold "a few
days af.erwa:G. With considerable adILix-
tu-e oi cheaper e.Ec,. as WHISKY inite
years old. for aaou, 81 pe. ga..o..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

L:euten an, Genera. Sheridan promises 70
be a: the Inauguration. and unye!-lug OF the
statue oi Ethan A.ie;. y. Burlington. Yer
mont, or the fou-:i. o: July.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

The Mayor o: Na.A:i:.,. proclaim. tina:
!. the city vii. pay druggists 20: a.. Cholera
medicine ;usn. lie. % ie:a.As Unap.e :.
purchase the sane.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A thrifty .L,iai.. s..c..:. se.- L.s ;uc:nIel.
to cutting s:as. ayou: the courthouse.
"5lOw, or agree" = 49,. motto.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

some Of our amateur journalists recently
lead us to inter that more reasonable
estimate will be formed of the duties of
journalism, and Q higher value put upon
the capacity Of those who are profession
ally fitted to conduct them.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A Western poet. aa:De;. Charles Olive,
Dickson, recently published poem under
". initials. VIII. i.,= .uuIc.oUs result. Ec
Golden Sunset ~ G. =. ID.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

GCTERfE-MERR-CK. On Tuesday, June T.
1873. az the residence OF the brides father, 5y Re.
JohH Mathews, JAMES 3. GUTHRIE. 70 CLARA
youngest daushte, of Juise {. 7. Merr.ck, q. o:
New orleans. No cards.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Mrs. Jones sa-. ne: husband is !. .a:ee.
banded ,n&n-.;.a. LAID. .e., Ian. aIc 4
little behind l.n,..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Quincy, Illinois. WI. hereafter allow nc
horses to staad uLG..,LeG II tie streets. l..
Al an! mai becomes aaiiiy, and refuses to so
OIL he mast be immediately ted.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Tie type o: :. P.t.sAl:g editor made him
say: The Legislature pasted the bill Owe:
the Governors head lie passei-ior that
conposiIor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

The vouu .n.. VINO ijoss.eG mat nc could
mary any cir. he pleased found TIA: .e
couldn't please aac.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

T. IS CO m!orta0 e. It's weather. t. read OF
the Shah OF Persia. VINO aas ali Uve.coat,
which. with its .eco.a..o:.s aLG C1nauien
is valued a: q .a,i.!oL dollars.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

The frivolity and roint.ess talk OF which
you complain among women arc but ;Ae
rapid buzz OF the wAee. which has no Iegu-
!a,!oH. 1t means powe; running 70 waste
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

An Irish edito: eays tha.. IN the ab.
aeuce of both .di.o,.. tie publishers have
succeeded L seeming the services &. . SeA.
leman TO edi1 the paper this week
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Now that The Erg..sh have CO included
favorable treaty with the Empero. OF
Morocco, fancy Morocco clippers ought to
be marked way down by ouv dealers.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

A Peoria man has tIe.ooking library
made up Of Pa,cnt CAce reports, covered
anu with tat uacks ia,ried witt. :Le names
OF great author. arG .nei, works.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
A CARD,

CAssIDY's HOTEL, PASS CHRISTIAN.
This new v-estahsheG and we..-'ocated Eote.
Will be opened TO the public tor :he season DE: -
ming il NE 1873. 1; is well supplied with 81! tiit
can teI0 TO the comfort OF the guests ana no pans
VIII be spared 10 make the table first class II every
pArtlcsia For further inform alton apply al Glce
CASSIOi'S HOTEL. No. l:2 GvayIer street, Ne"
Orleans mv3. .m2D
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

The above sts.enen: ;s . Just, true ana caryec:
transcript. tom the books OF the company.
PAUL FOURCHI, President.
6. ". No::. Secretary.
srAr. OF LOUISIANA I
Parish 0: Orleans, city OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and ~ osciioed before me the mint. day
OF fJ.as. l3.:. 2. CHARLES CUvELLlER.
Notary Public.
A: a meeting o. the Beard Of Directors held 90
.hs ninth day o. June, 1872, :: resolved 20 de.
care CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
on the net eafned anticipating pcemi;:nIs .or the
year erda2 May 3. 1873, payable Oh :hiId Monday
n jay aext.
Also to pay TO the stockholders. on demand. n.
:.,es. a. She rate o: ten pc: Csu: pc: annum oa
tleiE stock.
DIRECTORS
r. Ma,pero. David Mceoard,
s. Re-: L. +. GeAereS
n. PGi: P. FoUcchv,
p. 5. W1it.. J.'. Ferna.Ides.
D. A. Chaifr.is. J. ". Alien,
Charles Lai-t. ..ie,S
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
EDUCATIONAL.

Professor Mitchell! having assumed .ne manage.
met of tie above o-d and reliable institution. i,a.
poses taxing a n!te1 Lt4!n be- o. yCI.l, ,..(.G
aged AID Cd ne. TOY ins..uc..o: .: ring :te
summer months, II Dst-ble Entry Book keep:
ComInercia a! Law. Arithmetic. Business Pecma!.,
s-ayLy, etc. Al gIsst.y redlced rates FORTY Pr 3
CENT LESS THAN TO Be FAD AT ANY CONNER.
CIAL COLLEGE IN NEW ORLEANS. Punils car at.
tend any time OF day or night from a. n. . P "
ana VII pc taught separately oy special Professor
10, each branch.
". :. MITCHELL Bushes, Manager.
T'.ose attending fiom tn. co-:1--v .,n "a. :,
Soa-c - the tamil 0: :ae p.:Ec pa. mv;. ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Delaware p.o .-.s... Ken e:-do.is e:o.; o.
peaches.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

p, and C>,l is new English :o.:.a.. en'
He,v devoted - ''p:c-5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
James W. Lyons We. Steamship Fire
Oueeu-No. 70 22o

james W. Lyons vs. steamship Fire
Queen-No. 70 229.
~ TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District OF L0Us;ana.-In obedience 20 an az.
miraity warrant to directed III tie above ea.:.
TED SUI. have seized and taken INTO My posses.
s.ou--
THE STEAMSHIP FIRE QUEEN, her tackle ap.
parei. etc. now lbeled by James ". Lvol.
for the causes set forth IN the libel uow pe I'd
iig in the district Court Ofthe United States
And do hereby cite and admonish :he owner o..
oWners thereof, and all and every person Or per
sons having or pretending to have any right 4: (.
o. interest III or to the same, TO be and appear
strict COuIt OF tse CnteG states, Tor the dstric.
Aforesaid, to be- holden at the City OF New Orleans
on tie first Monday OF July. to sho. cause if an,
they have OF can. why tn. said STEAMSHIP. st.., :.
nos be condemned and be sod a.reea5!y ~ the
prarer of libelant.
United States Marshars o.hcc. New Orleans.
fourth day Of June. 49,
s. z. PACKARD
les Il 9i'S Clited States Marsha.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
Ey :ie Governor:
P. G. DESLONOE
Secretary OF q
NOTICE TAX COLLECTORS.

STAry os Lo-l.lASA.
AuiItOr'a ctfioe,
Ne" Orleans Mas =. ;..S. }
TO NJ. .-. Tax Collector. parish:
You are herely required to enforce inlrlsG:a...-
tie collection o: al overdue unpaid .icease, 6y
pscins the came no. late: than June :. x. :ae
hands Of the Attorney Genera. :oI collection.
Up to ana including the las: day o: Jun. ;.:o.-
iho you authorized 70 receive 81! of rhe fox:
nj: 0: the genera! fund foS CnGient taxes. Il.
Auditors warrants beam. date s.bse...,.. 20
Ja-ua:y !2:3.
On and ate: Jay l. 1873, vo,: VII: comply
WI: :.,- 1ecree.: 80: c.. .ia; No. ana co. &c.
two mis- ct sa j se..:a. t.Il: i. I..i:e,. States
CU.I.ncE.
ve,y respert:u':~.
CHARLES CLINTON, A:i:.o:.
=. p, ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
ie.. =: ;-i2 -
John II. Howard vs.. Steamboat IL. &.

john H. HOW0fd vs.. HtPambO0t II. e.
Yeagcr-No. 1921.
1N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District o: LoUisians-ln obedience 20 az. at.-
mrsltv warrant 10 directed in the ABOVE
entitled suit, have seized and taken into nv pca
session.
TIE STEAMBOAT HENRY e. NEAGEs, hoy tack.
apparel etc, now libeed BY John Il. .foysa1d :or
the causes Sc. forth in the libel penGil II Tn.
District Court OF the United States.
And lido herebvci.e and aGmOnish the owner .:
own..s Thereof and all and every person PEI
haTins or pretending TO hav. right, tile in.
terest in or to the same, 20 be and appear al Dis,
t-icc C0.r: Of the United States for the dist C.:
aforesaid to be holden at the city o: New O;-
leans on the third Monday OF Ju,v. 10 shop
cause, If any they have or can why u. sad
steamboat sho,.,,. not be condemned and &c sold
agreeaby to tie PRAYER of lDelant.
United States Marshars office. New Or.ea1s
sixteenth day 0. June. 1873.
:. B. PACKARD
~. - i-ly 20 United States Mar ,hA,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
MARRIED..

The New York girls wea. haM-ba, look
ing Normandy caps.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Omee Corner OF Camp nnd Canal Streets.
Cap :....... ................ n,
Asset. oecembe: 81. 1872 .2......,.. 1854: Z:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE A..
SOC!ATlOE OF NEW ORLEANS
1S.......... Commercial Place.
Between Cainr and g.. Caar.es s:cee:a
CAPITAL, 100000.
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?a'':es ce.icc-s o: INSURANCE. s-- .he .:.-~.s
o: nl..!As two hal. yearly DaTmefts s.lt: a,e "a
tted to al equS. portion OF the dividend. a: n.
END o: t1e year Or il lien tbe,.of - IA. usual re-.
Da-- .!sur.s against fire Iis.s -Ic.u.:ve.- =,
CT! Q: co;.utry. a: the lowest ties y; p:. -r,E.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

ias-'ea FIRE. Marine ard Rive. aiak,, c.:idaz
the profits separately On each depay,nen. 70 ,5s
Insured.
For the accommodation Of its customers. IRE
Company Wi. make marine t!osses oavan!e ,a
London.
). TCYES. PEes.d.c.
y. H..cEs. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL AMNEs' = !.

HIS Excei,ency Vt. P. kellogg. Govern. :: l.,
isiana
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
Court Items.

In the Fourth District Cour. yesterday,
Mr.. Singleton, of counsel for the Pieay"ne
in the Hawkins libel suit, filed a petition
for new trial, alleging among other things,
that the verdict against petitioner was OBJ
tanned through improper influences being
brought to bear upon the jurors.
In the Superior District Court in the case
OF the State of Louisiana VS.. Charles Gin.
ton. Auditor, and Antoine Dubuclet. Treas
urer, it was ordered that the rule be made
absolute, dissolving the injunction herein
issued, in so far as it prohibits the respond
cnts from auditing and paying the interest
coupons on the bonds held by the North
Louisiana and Texas Railroad Company, or
of any Of the bonds issued by the State OF
Louisiana to the presiden: OF the North
Louisiana and Texas Railroad Company,
under the act of 1868.