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The King Pin OF Saratoga.


Saratoga is fast assuming tho position Of tho
Dadon-Daton Of Amorica, and Morrissey is It's
architect. His clubhouse ia ono Of tho most
elegant buildings Of its kind In tho ]hMd. For
equal. II IL said, in Europe. BY tho sido Of tho
clubhouse is unique structure of wood, two
stories, with Manaard roof, and this La tho pool
houso Of the races. Tho track is ono Of tho beBt
in Amerion. This, with the macadamized drive
Of snratoga, aro morrissoy's handawork. Ho
pourB out money like wator.
On the piazza Of tho Congroas can DO seon my
day o large-sized and hehvy-moldod man, all
alone. Ho soldom apoaks to anyouo Els voice
cold, He Woars q whito flannel cont his hair is
black and crisp Ills nose doformod aB II brokon
In somo affray. This man IL Morrlssey., 4 fev
years ago be was Rrizo-aghtor. Then @ no b. Rert MI,
in desperation to mena his fortunes. Now York
was ruled by roughs. A mnn who voted any othor
than . Democratic ticket did soat his poEil. Arm
cd ruffians wont from ward to ward smashing up
charge. In ono ward john 4. Kennedy, juat de-
ceasod, resolved to put m end to this Outrage.
nlorrisaey was ponght out md ongagca to strike
buck for q consideration. uo WIS auch des-
afrnid Of him, md adyised her husband to hayo
nothing to do with him. He organized q band
of roughs and took possession of tho polls A
harder looking sot waa never seon. At noon
wayon-lond Of dcspcradoos drove up., 1nspeec-
Cap ?" said tho leader. ssYos, walk in." Nor
rissoy and his fifty associates saia, " Good morn-
Ing" ~ guess you don't need mo hero," said
tho leader, and drove of. Morrissoy won. With
his wngea 10 bought clean shirt and decent
suit Of clothes. uo had cash enough loft to opon
s1nau diinking-saloon. He iB now Million
nire. lie helps MI who wish to fight tho tiger.
He don't drink-ho don't play. Ho may BwoEr,
but no one hears him. No ono goes to bed 40
lato without leaving Morrigaey up.. No one gets
up 80 early but thoy find him quietly walti1ng
around rs if ho had no employment. and no in
tereHt in Saratoga. uo is the chnm Of tho oninpnt
men OF Church and State. Ho ,B hand and glove
with tho heavy mon Of Wall etreot. Io las
boon to Congress, and can put "Hon." to Ills
namo. :He d the king pin OF Saratoga. Mon Of
| parts allow him to slap them on tho back. Ho
holds tho Commoloro'B horse when he retnr1ls
! from q ride. Prominent persona nTe "proud" to
know linn. ualt Now York has lad ita logs un-
dor his mahogany. When he was In Congress
| ho refused to bo introduced to anybody. His
uniform answer WIS: II au, hero at my dcak !;
If any one wishes to sec me, let him como here. y
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Withdrawn from storo on Friday for city con-
sumption a. 934 bu corn 1908 bu oats; 2,G52 bu
barley.
Withdrawn from store during tho week.:
1852 bu wheat 2s $3.50 bu corn ,G24 bu oats;
1864 BIZ ryo; 7,031 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock 767 cars
whont; 50511 cars corn II, 500 bu high mixed do;
$500 bu No. 2 do, by canal; G216 cars oats;
1850 bu No. do, and 5000 bu rejected do by
cana1; &c cars ryo; II cars barley. Total q .405
cars), G55.o00 bu, tho biggest yot.
Tho following woro tho receipts and ship
nonts of broadstufGa and 1.-Two stock ut this poiut
during the past week. aud for tho corresponding
wecka ending Us dated:
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ratcH Of interest aro litt1o, II any, higher than
they wore two woolts ago.
wocltly statp1nont Of tho Now York banhs today
shown that tho drain Of ourronoy to the Wogt
haa cauued flccroaso Of $7,0o0,600 Of dopoylts,
anl oblfging tho banks to onll In s1O,0o0,000 OF
loans. Undor thig condition Of things It would
not DO surprising II money ghou1d bocomo striu-
gont in Now York, unosH exports Of prod,lco i'll
orcase, md thus lncsoase tho supply OF atorling
exchange.
Now York exchange in tts 1narltot WIS wonk
Tho orders from tio country for currency
to-tlay wero smaller than yesterday, but thoro
aro ugnnlly fower orders on Saturday than on
tho othor days Of tho woolt,
Tho oloaringa Of tho Chicago banks for tho
Tuek vDre,
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It viii be- noticed in anothor column that Mr..
8. P. Lunt has retired from the firm OF Lunt.
Preston d Koan, tho firm being dissolved by
banking untlor tho firm Of Preston, Koan d GO.
Dlr, Lnnt is erecting bank building as 1o2
Washington street, which lo expects will be ono
OF tho most perfect Of It's kind, and will, whom
completed, occupy It with National BanE,
which Ito, In connection with some Of o,lr well-
known business men, is organizing. The build.
Ing will DO finished about Jan. l.
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvKErFa, Aug. 30.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho pnst tvanty-four hours. and for tho
corresponding date ono year ngo.
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siIEEr-Yhs vaesIYts stew eons!Arshb!e inorease
ae compared with any prov!ons week within the Inat
two months Or moro Int the cooler weather prevalent
hua Witnessed corresponding incroaao III tho demand.
Ing materially from toHe curront 1ast wcek. Good to
enIce mutton qualities hayo sold at sA0o44.t0; mb.
dl4nn Kradoa Ut 33,7693OQ; aud poor 70 colntusn ~
$J.QQ93,6Q.
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Dirferollt stylcs OF Danclngs

Eti Itrktaa IN the Graphtc.
Tho fashion Of dancing Is not at all cosmopo-
Me-not even national. In Saratoga tho If-
fcrent styles mako modloy.
you an seo H9o popna man ana nfn woman per-
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
Review for tho HYcefk Ending Sntllre
iluy Evening, Aug. 80.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 30.
Tho receipts Of livestock during tho week hayo been


GATTLE-,rho week opcued auspfo!ously for sellers.
Tnrurnms from the East repored moderate Buppltes
en1 hre1 1rfcea md rade here onene1 fulry activd
nt Tia rates established toward the cloeo Of
tho Dreytous week But under tho influence Of arKcly
OK f ne fceue Of desnooncy ooE
81 suy s,aaI on IN favor Of bnysrs until
WA es en iost In @naty eone e improve
u,nn was noticeable but tho general average poor
'a ~, Ea"1s norinn Q, Tie tie er.s few
3s aa o. rond 81 Int tho sny Of toca
gooa sno9a 10 9TH .he ,ns recn @
& inra. 49, .in haoca hla ,,mrchoaca unnn thnsn aa]ea
win very likely come to grief MoHt Of the
hlAtneeB Of the week wab transacted At g. 80 fol
trouo1l Toxins CATTLE at rs for Northern wiI+
tarc ar AMI nt Al 0DGa5 II for common 10 really good
nntivcs Tnfrror freInus sold M low as St 10
rnI nnn,a scaiinwn0 nutiycs Mt Al a. hut sales al
thnac f0i,rca wrrn excen}ount and Dorhans arc not
opa sritcr,on of I'm tln Hero lis few tras4
tora oGsnn5 nj a. n0Gs az rhero ins been some do
,a,I fnr etort.rs h - In 1ih"rai snppv cpuroed
i nricae S"as h.,nn rrnTerc ciiefiy It 3D. rs.
w. IT., iii nt - 7aS M yliiIn goniS prime fetched
q MAI M * o' VII rrves eontinus nlelty aud sell
11a ~ =, 7sca ro fnr Toran nni at 4J0p@5.a5 for
eaunay .1 ~ S-''oeS''Ss 0 -s'' ~ "
r .1 xro. s1,,oo,.t, all nround neither local
- % ia"rs .nnnn{,W In want much stock At my
1 nut ot aithnf, ia frrsh receits wnro small there
Iaicu. I ~ se eth,n mn nta]o cuttle-a supply which
fprs fo,, IL ba fuy t,yce aa largo thBy could
1tnsos" ~ Notwithstanding t1ln liberal concessions
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sinss 10y nov. iM ri ri S IS Isl III
M =, dot i, ,voro oa fojowa S1onIcra.
110 bxs caskH, etc. short rib, l37 baa bhoTt eear,
20 bx1 long c!eart " oss !unf lu, - pAo -.
eAusY Ala phst nttethut"o, ~ uAa ~ I mo @
Dxes Soitn 5t1ioEusu!Io ~ oAS 1one nnip ~
r. drsa r. cut ~ nAs * xs rsatan 1a oeSa
pr]s bcef aio rls beef ams, 10 bris beef tongues,
i35 bria; tallow, $50 brla grease, os5 pkgs.
hand in II. T,61is, Mess PORK, 5000 to 5000
brla elouldors 1900, 600 lbs sides, 8,0O0,000
iha% '''o' N'N'''
1,,,,,r ,-,s rothor ,oaa oetva thorc,, sti1l IN
fair doman md for export, an commanded full pro-
soas pIcen ,,1inrs ino J" hn1 tho;r
Nneat. eey9Fai ,niueIs ~ t noh rnnna
omota1nss a1zad pua Gra n6hn udI ht sro +i,at to
cu GU 19nal eoo,'od 1 s};,nora a ~ tho 1obo
9ayanee carrlea Tue Sost a neS9o o neran tnu and
tho shipping N @o7e@9nt r u WA tair ,;d'a1 Fran
Was ateohs u IoV hot r.,t ~ W.
tras us1 Muosloys @ best) st $3.50; 875 brls do On
Pahsn an !ss 'e9o m sJ9 ns' ria o M ~ nrSnta
tou u.' IN NJ ~. ~ v ~ AZ m m hSi, nnnart'nc
~ ~ m w IN h,is III ~ ~ AZ m in hris rro ot
e. I'V N.Y. tuy 0A agS ra IN tona hra,, NJ
d q ton ID at At nil The foowiSe
was tno range o.. prtoes ... ~ .nu ''o9o rao,o
eF Rea wlntop " sap'es e1ras Mns.s ".a Sso 10 10
racl ~ ch,Ieo unrnn er+rnp f. 7Ef1 in
i"% 10 " medium .'s....,..,..,,,..,... 45Ot3 SO
Nlnneaotaa {tatenD Observation-Disclosures. 9o0@1o.25
Good to fancy Minnesota. Go0G9 7.76
spring Bupcrdncs. .'.....'''.'....''' 39gsS ~
hyo ~ snSs,a o1
oran. , .,. o,,;.'; o. n'. oas1,
Whea5 was a4 nuo MuIh, aou,t1f ~ toas,1,
lots ana 20 on tno aa ots!9r M s.te .rsa
the English maSnets MSte e1F0n anu wef. w H. Taa n
hold hghor III N9m aoln. @ ne eapses ~ ~ roa.
preston wore nltoGetno, .oen,
boay "as ospes1S ,lro,orn t tao "t,va,
and az many na could proP@tGa t 70 tkG aava
tho argost Of .he soaa1n hna - 1ocelSers t1 a
goEs 70 get hold q The papes reSeis t NSy,
tie uaual COURSE. Thon thero yere plenty ot
people who had round lots to sell' having Kept
bAck al they could Tor tho !ass day, n
hopes that tue experience OF Jnly woula
DO repeated. gut tney WGro ~
deceived. Tho market was "oyorbonght," with
million bu IN store. 1or whloh there Was no
speculative use, while shippers we're hinlered
FROM operating BY tho scarcity OF freight room;
The corner had run by tho oxpoctant longs. nnd
md had finished its course without tlle'r q neiihg
| aware OF 1t. a fow parties hatl bought all tho
wheat offored in July for August delivery, when
IT waB at q hoavy discount, md havo Quietly ntl-
average profit of about So por bn OH gronter
quantity than that involved Ill tho
July corner, and without my Or tho
| drawback loases that at!cnaea tne
| July deal. They had nothing to tako caro- o. ox-
| copt margin account, which was uniformly n
their favor, md AAFe nothing to % dlapo8ed or,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
Ihe Coming Epstixnl.

Information received from public and
private sources at the North and West. in
dicate d tremendous influx Of visitors to
New Orleans during the carnival season,
and housekeepers had better commence
making preparations accordingly. In
every direction excursion parties are being
organized. and as nearly all Tie eyupeting
railroad lines intend reducing the tariff OF
fares in obedience 20 the proclamation of
"ReX, we may count assUredly upon az
least one week o. commercial prosperity,
!: is to be hoped tha: by the time That
gay era arrives all our polisica! troubles
VIII have been settled. ard that our North
ern friends Will see US at our best, Their.
is every reason, at Chi. iuncture, why their
visits should be made pleasant and az
tractive. and We can not TOO highly com
mend the plan embodied in the King. as
soc!atiOn, which makes .heir entertainment
lis especial object. The people of New Or,
leans scarcely comprehend the value, III q
comnercIs. sense. of maintainir. :es.iv!-
,i.s such as those OF Mardi Gras.
In other and older cities shis IDEA is be-.
&c. understood and more extensively acted
upon. Whatever. either in che nature of
substantial! work or unsubstantial display,
invites visitors 20 a city should invariabl Y
be encouraged and aided. Only lately
S25V, 900 we're promptly subscribed by the
merchants OF Boston for musical Jubilee
al expecting to be Temanerated by in.
creased business. and 10 this .hey
were no. disappointed. We believe
a similar objec. and motive ami.
mates the King of .he Carnival.
and il this he is deserving OF liberal as.
sistance. Certainly. everybody was loud
IN his appreciation last year. ard as his
rel "a appears 10 be productive .: SO much
benefit. We trust the business community
viii be alive 70 proper appreciation of his
services. keeping lis couer5 :uli. SO .ha.
there need be no pause III the good work
winch took. :orwar! 20 the establishment
OF 4 permanent institution. III which New
Orleans is destined 70 t,ke great pride.
While apon the subject We wouId dep,e-
cate poin:edlv the disposition manifested
by certain classes Of tradsspeoplc TO take
30 vantage of the nec.ssiie. of his majesty
10 extort higher rates 70. their wares and
services. Such policy only sends 90 de
feat 'he policy and .he resultant benefits
aimed az; and. if persisted in. Will 20 far
toward disgusting visitors. Let our old
.os hospitality BE maintained a:
all hazards.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

tie company fails 70 fulfil It's charter IL
several ways. principally in falling to place
a sufficient number of cars on she line 10
accommodate the patrons.
Mr.. Purcell spoke in detail cf the gre-
Fances citizens had borne for wears. and
was anxious to see reformation. During
the time the epizooty was raging everybody
was willing TO forgive all shortcomings,
but now that that calamity has passed
away, we must have all that the company's
charter calls for.
The meeting was composed OF gentlemen
who are fully competent to speak, and their
protests must be needed. Otherwise. MANY
OF the best residents along the line and in
CarrolltUn will seek homes in more favored
localities. 1t is expected that the new
board Of managers will find more accommo-
dating subordinates, and pay stricter atten-
ton to the necessities of cash patrons
The meeting last night was not child's
play. but meant sturdy business. II is evi-
dent that the causes of complaint were well
founded.
Another meeting will be held in few
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
WHOLE NUMBER l775.

City, of The Havana line, were seized for
debt. The Moro Castle will be seized
upon arrival
Tombs l" '"0
governments irregular Skies of 1881,
~. y; nve-twenties OF 1862, llIa4; 1864.
ll4e4; 1868, 1l6, new ll4ls; 1867. lI5Ib:
iS0S, ll3l2; new fves ll3l+: teu-torties
lI34. ''oH
money ialrly active among stock brokers
to-day at currency to gold, but inst he
lore three o'clock the market became easier
anu call loans dropped to las. Exchange
strong at 9as a gle. Gold steady all dav at
il942 l!3's; at the close sold down 10 | l33s.
Loans were from to 2 for carving. Gov
ernments opened dull, with decline of II
to =; quiet throughout the day; at the close
hVe twenties of 1854 and 1869 were b above
the opening.
The Erie railroad to-day notified the
Stock Board that bonds of the old New
York and Erie company, convertible into
consolidated mortgage bonds under notice
OF February 10, 1871, are no longer con-
Yertible.
Woodruff Caflin and Blood to-day were
held to bail for trial on another charge of
libel on Mr.. Challis
1t is stated that efforts are being made by
prominent Wall street men to secure a New
York man in place of Mr.. Boutwell, as Sec
IttdlA VI Tue treasury. IN order that q
different financial policy may be iLaugu-
IA ed
The printing of bonds and currency for
the japanese government, in this city, has
been completed, and Mr. I. Yosie, Japan
ese commissioner, who superintended the
business, will shortly return to his own
country.
The Samana Bay Company elected the
following officers: A. B. Stock well, presiz
dent: Paul n. Stotford. vice president:
Henry Clews, treasurer; X. Il. Hazard, secs
retary. The company intend purchasing
or building three steamers beside tho
Iybee, which Will run regularly between
this port and Samana bay, establishing
weekly communication. The company also
intend charterlng large steamer and sends
ing out cabin load of excursionsts who
may wish 10 inspect San Domingo before
taking up their residence there The Tybee
IL now loading with house furniture, etc.
for the house of the company.
1t is reported that Houston and Texas
Central railroad first mortgage seven per
cent gold bonds, for $1,000 each, Nos 627G
to 600 inclusive, were stolen today frOna
the banking house of William T. Hatch IS,
Son, Wall street.
Immediately on receipt of the writ of res
mlture from the Court of Appeals in tho
Foster case, the district attorney will move
to have Foster resentenced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ogiesby Elected Illinois Senator-GeOrgiR
Senatorial Rn RnllOts-DemOcraticS Success
in -avanuah-AnOther Fire in Helena
ReinfOrcemCTts Against Captain Jack
Small POx Decreasing in Boston
Alex stephens Going to Congress.

SrBINGFIELD, I'll, January 22.-Richar1
Oglesby was elected United States Scna-
tor to-day.
SAyANEAAIL, January 22-Tne d ugcrats
elect Anderson Mayor and the entire
Board OF Aldermen.
ATLANTA. January 22.-Jo oint ballots IN
Iac Legislature TOT United States senator
tD-dav resulted a5 follows First ballot
Gordon, s.; Stephens, n; Hill, -; Fielder, s.
AckeFman. II. Second ball0t-GOrdon, 81;
StepLenr. II. Or the third ballot Stephens
gains. Fourth ballot the same. Fifth
balot-Gordou, IL; Stephens, So; Acker-
man, :. Stephens will probably succeed
General Wright as Congressman from the
eighth district.
4 meeting Of the Senators and Repre-
scnratives from the eighth congre s5iOnal
district was held tonight, with General
Robert Toombs ia the chair.
1t was unanimously requested that Alexs
sndeS II. Stephens stand Tor Congress, an3
shae al: .'h"S c.Itsidaes decline so die
favor.
Mr. stephens .ceei.e. tho iraFIo9o
and 'v.!l b" elected eo she lSXt GSpSSsse
without doubt
The Governor evi?I issue a proc9aJgaGi0R
ordering an election without delayo
Mr.. Stephens health is improving an6
his nomination gives universal satisfactione
MEMPHIS, January 2Z'-The Avalanche s
Helena Arkansas snecial saws: "a destruCC
ICoST1.uED alS EIGHTH PAGE.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
Robin Hood,

Miss isiia Thompson .eapreaiei last
evening before sIcwdei house. and pre-
sented her new barlesque Of 'Rcoin
Hood supported by he' powerful com
pany. Nothing more picturesque IN scenery
or costumes could bs Imagined than that
presented IN this piece. w.l!le .he music is
new and most delightful. I: !. needless 20
speak of :hc actin: b7 Mis-. fhomrson.
Mess:s. Beckett: an. L:oUin. .he Misses
Weathersby. Duboi-, Ze.biEi. ..ari. Asher.
ton and Leslie. ~ ~e.. peslec: in
their role, and the variety Is i.fn!tc. The
Midget hd.yG Newell. was. -. usual, re
called hve times. an. J. y. !ridc Of the
company. Tonight. H,}s!.. Hood" and
another crowded sou.c. on-:"rrEow. Miss
ThOfnpson'. .cnaI', o.. saturday She
usua! sn..'ir.se.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
Appointments ~ Go,era.r N.i'oxs.

:hs following appointments ~ Go"erno:
Kellogg have been confirmed hy ths Ser.t.:
Cameron Pariss-. Nue.. a.si..an. .u.
pegvisor of registration: =. ). Kearn"v. par
i-h Judge: J. G Stansl.lr-, Jerk OF cou.t:
s. Mudd, recorder: Ii q. Read. parish sur
veyor: John I. Lio.,s.y. rotary pubhc.
Justices of 'h: pcac.--.a. "iil.'. first ward.
NJ. Mccall, second ward: 6. i}eaudr.aux,
'hiri ware, J. d. Fa..9.. :orrta ward: F.
Esb'lln. fftis ward.
Ass'oaptjon Prish-:l:rea Tate, parish
judge; L G. Pintaldo. clerk of court;
Thomas Devine, recorder; Albert Rock
more, coroner; John Mar ais, sheriff; Josiah
Prophet. A. Motley. George Brown, I. d.
Cox and Lmile Z. La.ve. police iarors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

%io'ss Oe9Fsssed-seizure OF gneana
steamers for Debt-W oGdhull and Eiafs
sin an ihe TOmbs again--Erie Rail"
fOad-Japanese Bonds and Currency
SANTANA Bay Company-HoustOn and
Texas Central Railroad Bonds stolen.
NEw York, January 22.-The decision in
the ease Of Foster, the car-hook murderer
seemed 30 depress Stokes very much.
The steamers Columbia and Crescent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
LOST.

2 0-T Ok iIISLAIO-0hB CERTAIN PRO
A I. .iE4urI n0te for the III Of 1900, drawn and
indorsed by John Henry dated January 4, 1872, anl
payable one year after date, and bearing interest
at eight per cent per anGUm from date TN paid
and raraphei NE v4Tietur bv E. Eommsg5ra notary
public Of this city, 20 identity il with al act passed
before him on the said January I. 1872. Tie pubic
is warned not 70 negotiate said note, the payment
OF the same having been stopped IL Ihe h&naS Of
the said John Henry.
jal0 Il "a 81 fe7' MANUEL BONNET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

Tire .na.,.J -. ;.. LOU. :'f.ge,iO's,
No. - Charities ..reet. yesterday stood as
ioIIows. 4. g =. n .5+o. al !. =. NJ, Glo;
at p. NJ TO-. Loves: ye:,: t-.lDg she
sight Q: Ja.uary .. s9'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

tie above statement is a true and correct tran.
script from the books If the company.
KASPAR AUCH, President.
ioUi' MATsIs, Secretary:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City OF New orleans. )
Sw nrn TO and subscribed before me this twenty
second day of January, 1873. JOHN DAILY,
HIAth Justice of the Peace, Parish of orleans
AT meeting Of the Board of Directors, held on
the twentieth day of January. 1873 il was resolved
to d clare dividend OF SIXTY EIGHT PER CENT
on amount paid in, 10 be credited stock notes
KASPAR ACCH, President.
LoCls MATHIS, Secretary.
AT me annual election held on the thirteenth
L-istant, the following gentlemen were elected DI
rtCtoTs 10 serve during the ensuing year:
Kasptr Auch, H Keller
O. f. Theisman, Henry Beus.l Jy
Phpp DUNN John Schcllapg
Gustave Beck, William Mehle,
LOuIs Fac ssel. JF Krarz
s. II. scheme. Bazile Dabat
Robert Jackson, 4. II. Burton,
Henry R9e J. b. Cotton,
Louis Mathis. Sr. =. $. Wood
John Purcell, J. H. Norton
". Il Fish, j. M. Demarest
l.. K, Cheya.ley. DaI el Holderi:h,
Henry ElItrmann.
And at q meeting Of the Beard held on thu
twertieth instant, KASPAR ACrH Es0 was nm
animouslv reelected President: ROBERT JACKSON
ESD Vice PTes.deut and JOHN PURCELL ESQ IN
speCtUr LOClc MA AIAS, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23
MARSHAL'S MONlTIONS.

= ~
II. E. Rariden W. Strnm5oa, .;Oscphine-
No. lU,Et.
H THE UNITED SIAIs> DISTRICT COURT
4 District ot Loui,iHl-.-', r5.dienco 10 an a !.
uaIGtv warrant :" on q ..ct-d ~ the above
rati'rd sulr, have 20 and taken uto my pos
THG SrfsMBuAE JOSEPHINE, ser ta.s,.
aPParl "'".. LOW Ebcled 10y Il L. ki.liGtn for The
causes st 'o.th in the libel now r,Idittg in the
usuirt co-rt Of the United States.
Aud 80 tcrehy ere and aduoajsh the owner or
0v'-1. Lo.""f and all and every person or persons
haNl pretending to have aHy right, title or III.
t'rcsi IN or 10 TIE same, 20 be and appear al Dis
aiort said, to DO holden at tie city Of New Orleans
On the rrst Monday ct February, to show
cause, if any they have or can. why the said
EtcamhOat should not be condemned and sold agree
fnh.y 10 The prayer of Ebrlants.
Uniied States Marsha Office, New Orleans
stry'nth day OF january, 1913,
d PACKARD
i..l4 2025f2 United states Marshal.
VI. I. Levine ". steamship City Of Cal
vrstou-No 1904.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District of Louisiana In obedience to an ad-
mIrA.tv warrant TO nae directed II the above enti-
tied suit, have seized and taken INTO my posses,
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GALVESTON. her
7acKie apparel, etc, nov hheied by W. T. Levine,
Tor the causes set forth in the libel now pendiag
u the District Court Of the United States.
and ! do hereby cite ard adEI0nish the
CnGer or owners thereof and ali and every
person or persons, ha7t1s or rret'nduE to
Lave any right, title " interest IN or to
.tte same, 10 b. and appear az q District
.louTl ct the United States for the district atore
.s;..i 70 he holden AZ thc city Of Ne" Orleans o.
Euy they have or can. why the said steamship
~ onld not he condemned a~d he sold agreeably TO
-" pldNt ul lhg ants.
jurrd States Marshars oEce, View Orleans
e.. Z PACKARD.
l2it 70 Is f,2 United states Marshal
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