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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
SOUTHERN CONSULs,

Two years ago President Graut in
pressed upon tie State Department the
necessity Of in9uirinS into the reasons
why the United States did not participate
fully in the commerce OF Spanish Amer
lea. A series of questions embraced in a
circular WAS addressed to the couslis IL
those countries, but AL examination. Of
their replies does not satisfy the CONNER
cial solici.ude upon the subject. The
telegraph says that twenty Southern con-
suls are to be appointed This vii. be
very We'll. New Orleans. st. Louis, Mo-
bile and Galveston could readily absorb
that order. The consul ought to be the
best commercial! representative Of any
country. He should comprehend the
trade relations between his own and
other countries, and should labor always
to place these re.at.ous upon tIe best
reciprocal footing.
1, is to be regre.te! that the eompensa-
ton of average consular appointments is
scarcely sutfcien: to secure competent
men, but the State Department should. as
far as possible. examine applicants with
great strictness as 20 Character and compe-
tency. Tie cous'.lat is not intended as
safe shelf fox crippled poli:i-
clan. 1t is the friend aHd adviser Of
the merchant; the protecto. of his fel-
low-c;.izen in foreign land the
representative of a great nation among
the nationalities Of the world. Not uu-
commonly his jurisdiction may embrace
questions Of peace and wax.
1t is good Cor New Orleans that these
corsuls shall be appointed, but i: is Of
superior importance that they should be
first class men. While tie Chamber of
Commerce and Board Of Trade do not
lend their approva! to any politica! ap-
pointments whatever, we should think the
Department Of State would respect greatly
the recommendation Of such commercial
bodies, and would derive much advantage
from their expression Of opinion OF the
character and qualifications CT the twenty
corsuls Of the South.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

mated We have some fears OF preclplta
ton. 1t does not seem, from anonymous
and other publications, that the entire
white population is prepared to sustain
the whole programme OF communion.
Nor is it reasonable to expect that all
those who nave been to- years apprehen-
s:yc Of each otLer should embrace at once
with unanimous enthusiasm. The de-
cis;on OF Judge CUIlo.i and the resolu-
,;ons a dopted a: the cooperation meeting
are 60 Cd indications, but they vii. require
time and effort 20 Gittase them through
all th e fire companies and parish cliques.
The nass Of tie colored peopl: must
have time to comprehend these proposals
in all their bearings. aid can net be ex-
pec:ed to make them the basis Of new
party organization or alliance. Cur ad-
vice to them. Therefore, is to accept these
great concessions with u sincere apprecla-
| ton Of the motives with which they are
offer ed, but t. wait until further develop
| ments shall SHOW how far those who pre-
scented the programme shal! succeed in
sec lrin5 theis CORDIAL adoption by their
white associates The movement thus
fa- is memorandum Of agreement made
and entered into between high contract
ing parties representing the interests and
rights Of others. Il must owe its ultimate
validity to the seal and signature Of the
! masses CT white AID colored people re-
spectiveiy That these masses may ad-
vance in unity and order, tney must lark
I time az present
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
MARSHALIS SAILS.

Ari,iide Niifenberger ". john r. to-.
!ock, Adminis trator-No 6Ih3
IN TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT f:s
i the Fifth Circuit and District OF Lo'!!sana-
By virtue of a VII; of seizsre and sale 20 me- al
-ecieG N the above entitled sIit, VI ?:oc-rG !"
SCI. 70 She highest bidder on SATURDAY july &.
1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the entrance t" tho
CD-:omh0use, Canal street, between Peers a:l'i
u. \, TRAo: :st o. LAND, ea SUGAR PLANTATION
inMed:atel. IN n. of the estate OF P P. BahiE
and Mess-s Allen ard Hamilton. about eleven miles
NOR. OF less. with all the depth thereuntO belong,
a: the SIDE ines GpernS ,d n wi,n nf Tra, yo as
A..en Hamilton; in front by those OF Allen faIEll-
ton and said estate OF p =; GaD:n; o.low .,
bv those of John A. Bird. James L. LObdei and
Abraham LobieIi (:he said boundaries being tn 81
existing the second Of February, 1860 date OF ths
Wc-tgaye) together with AL the buildings ana IA
ri"veMents thereon inc!rGln: an aus .o! q, ~. u
within said boundaries, with the exception oi
sma!! lot containing ;wo arpents, situated IN tle
.lshed 10 wit: On the second of FeOruary 100,
and beon..n, 20 ZenOn Al'ain at that tiTt. Two
snal. tracts II the back part OF said LANDS with
I'll. oDuui.,ries as then established one belonging
to Eva'iste EnSer, and the other to Louis Lavicne
al Tia, time, and another tract or lot belonging 20
the schoo! district, Whereon the public schcoi
house was az tAa- date located
? ANOTHER TRACT Of LAND, situated III :h..
aide o. IN. Baton Rouge aud Crosse T-t"
aIi Cpeousas Railroad, and about bali me
:e.e:ron acquitted from J. Z. tlvnn Of sast s-tI-
cisns The tenth OF April 1854 and designated III
IN. Receivers rec-ip: as the southwest quarter oi
section n,,ilis)er fourteen. n township Seven Q!
range eleven east, coHtaInn. about one hundred
AM, sixty acres
3. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND also situated II.
til. salt. parish West Baton Rouge, 20 the south
OF SAID IA atoaG and fronting tneroun. known as III.
joe Rc,llev Tract and desi gnaed as the northwest
quarter o. section thirteen IL township seven
OF range eleven east, containing 10 33-l0o acres
T. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. situated in SAID
parish. on the soutn of said railroad, and front
ins thereon, containing thirty-line super ncis
acres bounded on the north and west by lands o!
J. Z. and ". Nolan, on the east by those OF Ste2he
Pipes and on the eoUth by those OF A. Loodrll AZ
the date Of said mortgage together with all IN.
buildings and Improvements On the said tracts 10
will appear Oy reference to the said act OF !nOIi
gage, a copy OF which is on nile III sad suit.
IerIns-C3Sh, at the time OF al LdcatOn, III
United States treasury notes.
Cost of deed, stamps. etc. at the expense OF sAe
purchaser.
Unite,: States Marshal's Office. New Or.s.. n
tl.s:etA day OF May. 1873.
SS. PACKARD.
United States Marshal, District OF Louisiana
mv3i lei 2i % Tvs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
SOMETHING MORE NEEDED.

The colored people are III one sense the
mora. wards of society. These resolr-
tons nsofreciprocali intercourse on statedand
stil:ed terms will no: be sufficient. The
people Of Louisiana should remember that
while the association a. the polls Is a:
verv long intervals. and the meetings on the
steamboats, or hotels but occasional, the two
races daily dwell together il all the busi-
ness relations of lie. This demands, thea
that there should be constant and in
mediate interest taken il the moral cul-
tUre and education O; the colored people.
No society can prosper with half its mem
bers left with Inadequate care and lnstruc-
ton. Society suffers gre.: loss When
its individual members axe shot. Oh
nan sed; where they perish by disease or
are Imprisoned at public cost for crime.
The enoioyer l.; directly interested that
his labocer should be sober and the do
mestic trustworthy. Can tie people, then,
be aware Of tie Grea: money value OF
popular morality, when they fail to III
st:uct and protect half their members
asains. the insidioUs approach Of vice
and the deplorab.e losses Of ignorance:
These reflections have derived applica-
ton from the confessed crimes stated in
Yesterdays paper. There a coIored man
seduces his ste,,-daug ghter and is murdered
lv the wife or the lover Of the step
daughter.
\ colo,ei nan is alleged to have Sc
duced his step-daughte. and is murdered,
according to the statement published, by
his wife. or by tee lover Of the ruined girl
Such crimes are Unhappily 10: confined
to any race OK section, bat wherever they
may occur, they owe their commission: to
I. want OF mora! training and Intelligent
thought. When, therefore. the land
! si,akiin; and wamlun Whit i, going
aroy:u... among the chief, Of races Le1eso-
to.e ant..onis:ic, let il not be forgotten
tia: lie c:l,,gcA and tie Sunday school and
honest emp!oymen: are the great social
an,i!o:cs to corruption, Le8sacy and
crime.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
FLIGHTS OF FANCY.

The att tto.neys foc the defense il tie case
Of Eawkins vs.. the P;ca.aG,. are addicted
to pe.iiou. flights 9: :.c Imagination and
indui; IL lofty :ieu.as Of speech. One
Of them, NJ. Randolph. :'.rcs & period
thus.
Suppose man !. sent 20 the Penitentia-y
for crime. When We state that tact. do we
harm hlm Do we libel hin:
Clearly no:. 81. Counselor. But then.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

The above statemeC: is . lust true Ana correct
transcript f.cu1 the books OF the company.
PAUL FOURCHI President
G. ". No1:. Seo-e.a:J.
STAT. % LOUISIANA
Parish Of Oileans, ci:y OF New orleans,
sworn 20 and subscribed before me the ninth dAS
otjuue 1879, P.CaARLES CUvELLIER,
Notary Public.
A. meeting o. tie Boar: OF Directors held on
IL. ninth day Of June 1873, !. wa. resolved to de
clare CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER CENT
o. tn. pet earned Pa,:ic;?at.n. premiums for tn"
yeac ending May 81. 1875 payable on third Monday
=. July next.
Also TO pay to the stockholders or demand, in
.-rest AZ The Kate OF ten per Cen: peg aunUm oa
;he!: stock.
DIRECTORS
r Nasperc David NCCoa;d.
So Ref L. T. GeEeres
VI. Pui: r. Fourchy.
!" 5. Wiz, J.J Pe.uaaiex
{. A Caai.as J ". A.Iel.
Charles Lat.'.e. jsD "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

A Cleveland copper inspector to.i asleep
II church. from which h. was walked by
the pastors reading. '>u'e.T there Is VEN
.o- the silver an': a place for the gold
wne,, they lind IL" Jumping t" his feet he
shook his book. crr.L.. Il. take live hun
Cve,i shares,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Frank Nawo.:.s V..a.aCte. says the
Boston Ys..ii. .ee:... t" he vi precisely :he
e.y.. tia. hi- ta.h.- ..n.. other ncNr.>t, OF
t.. "cul.A" .c:4o... as j: IA. 3e called.
La. owed 70 ra.n:: and. ); realm: Lls
i,.i,:'. :,ouk. IA. i.,:. ;I.. influence winch
for:.e.: l.. nina and fitted i; TOR suc. a
deed. III, ..:I..u. .":- w"...i. uot ~ 50 VI asst
h.:a. al.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

IL minister exa:.::e.l as school boys
thus: What i. iii. Mean!n. &, the word
reocntan. ," please. s::. DON: know.
.Now. i; had stolen a !oa: oi Dread. what
.bcnld i be- Please. Elk. locked up.
.W.l.. should lee. sc.r,y!" "le,. well.
WHY should l Zee. sorry: please, s!r,
,Aa... Won WAS r"tc..G.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Having ye..:et from the c.oti:iac business 'ts
week mos: :.i.!v eX.',ess m thanks t. NY Oh
friends and the public to- their con:le! patron.
age Tor :i:s pas. !o:.vtree rears since '"san :e
clothing business and hope the goo'. fe"ns OF
trends Wi: coHt....c with NE III tie te Il q:
business that a:,4 Cae,. 10 IS collector .. :aAes.
F.Vst District.
n. e. FOLGER.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
MARK TINE:

W. . >::ace.s sympathy VIII :aos,
men o: .;5s:al minds WHO have tendesed
to the colored people such cordial terms
Of reunion, and. with confidence that
this cooperation c: races VIII be eopsUE-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

4 .ascinatin: you:.. !at:y u: a party in
Tuscaloosa. "A tew eVeni. IS since. was Ashe''
lr size ever read s. aAespeare. She replied.
with a toss 0! ..e- pretty head: "Shake-
soear, o. course l have. read that
when II t;rsI came Iut.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Professor PlantamouE, W nose comet failed
tc come to time las: year. asks the puoIlc
to :!ant "A more ehGn,... la!t.i n hlm than
ever. He gives II. IL. come. .I. SAYS the
su., i losing it. heat ~ an alarming rate.
and that \. -. :u': We kha.. a.. re frozen
e death. Now &c: cve:Cca.s and winter
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

E.:4e:: Iii'v..ryi. k.r FAX collector g;
C1r,or,!i.. one -: IL. hes: Uiiccr. a stauucL
Eep.b.ican. and genial gentleman. has
crn.: Ion. enough % v.sl: :Ge North. where
he la. 70; been IL: LIE years. Judge
Rec. oI Conccr.!a. Wi. attend Z" the in.
terests .. taxpayers G.::.n. "a. Hitchcock 5
absence.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

On the seventeenth o. June, lo'3. Father
MARQUETTE started upon hi, voyage OF dis.
covery on the Mississippi! river. The two
.hundredth anniversary o! this event was
20, celebrated here to any great extent.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

On the eve OF :. tatt.. ~. officer came 20
ask permission 9; the Conn. .ader to go ana
sac his father. who was GL his death bed
Go said the Genera. 'you honor your
father an,, your MUthe:. i..a: your day. NAY
be long upon the Lard,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

a sportive dray,uaa. employed in grain
store at Portland, Oregon. dropped bag
Of wheat down y natCaway upon the heaG
Q. a fellow drayman. named Blake, az! Tor
a Joke. Blake dida'. iau.:.:, though, ic: :he
ioke broke his neCh.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
FOR RENT.

EOK RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
l. cottage in III. Sixth District on State stree.
between s.. Charles and 81. Patrick streets. 1n.
house has all modern Improvements. The grounds
have front of - feet, by l.3 teet u depth Term
reasonable for either rent OF sale. Apply az me
corner of State and st. Charles streets or al the
corner OF Cont! And Royal streets, to c. B. FISH.
mL3
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

A poor prospec; is tor visitors the Pros
meet Park swindle cE the American SIDE vi
Niagara Falls. The proprietors nave IN
closed ali the ground along the river from
which view OK the ta..s car be obtained.
,ap.a tn IL,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

THEY'VE go. 'eu. IL Ierre Hautc. too
"stree, corner loa.e,s 20 your posts tO-lnor.
row. ii the weat:,e. continues favorable
ycur .mper;inent gaz. WI. be rewarded by
tle s.yht OF many . new outfit.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Cerebro.spina. exhaustion, the result OF a
lifelong liability t. epileptoid seizures.
acute and bronchitis ana iocon.otor ataxy,
are what all TIE Pope. according to the
London Laa,e'. lie may live ioc long
:-,ha
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

IT.. CLERGYMAN Nao saw = specia! Pcov:-
Gence in tine Iowa to.nadoes Is counted
very cheap minister. John the Baptist
passed ut "a much love: rate. He was one
cent in ;he wilderness.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

II. II. Shuttle. oi ii..soaii. WHO recently
graduated at :ne head o. III. class AZ the
ALpapoii. Nava. Academy. Is nephew OF
ex.G;oyeruor Michael Hai... OK 81. Charles
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

A Florida rape: CON plains that the lum'
he- thieves are worrying the people o!
GAINESVILLE. In one instance the roo;ln. was
taken OF shed adjoining a dwelling. Per
toration of the .p!l:e-ng eusses'' Is talked
Of As a remedy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Henry SmI,i.. Q: Burlington, Illinois
Knocked chiymr:ik down By d BIO" "!'n
the but, end OF h, gun. He SHOT himself
thouch. at the same time. fatally.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

They my. max. n.o. 1n.l.i. :,ai: frG!..
Eastwood, and vu.i.r-:..ac.. "1;ne. pa.
L!rL Tor j..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Queen Victoria .a;ely discharged hun'-
be. o: l..bOr6Ts cE her estate al ospoihe 1o'
askin !, sixpeuco . day addi.iona. pa; and
An hour less OF work. TIA: is economy
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Father shDuL..- has orcoi... a.. :Aan:a. a
ypurg M.tE "a Dec. ..A:. l....oi-' a"A jas
t:e, Lis hand =. =.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

The Norwe.g!sns .: Wisconsin are about
70 erect "a monUinent t. Lei: Er!cks"h, q
bold viking WIG Li.e eovered America III 'He
wear lUGD.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

J. mysterious strange. .atei: i:'l al
Nashua. New Ea:ap.a!.c. a:li the ioca. pa
p4s say ne has refused I. ;e.! anything ..
hsnsei!.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Marc Anthony il iae name OF the bun
tei,c trained 10. = Ugh: a. 81. Augustine
florida. He Wi: appear IL the arena aeS'
winter.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
QUARANTINE.
PROCLAMATION BY TIE GOvEHNO
n. &. FOLGER.
Nn. l.g Gravia; stree

S.ary OF Lc-f.ASA1
Executive Department
New Orleans. June IL. io.5.
Whereas. Az Act n the Legislature. approved
MarcA is 1855 emitted. An Act 10 establish r':a:
aatine fey the protection o: the State provides
.i... tie Governor o: the State siIa.. i.sue lis
proc ma ton. upon the ad".ce o: the Board o.
Health. declaring any place where there sha.- be
reason believe pest!lent, contagious. "r .:!ec-
to;.5 dis exists to be an infected s.sce, a:...
stating the Lumbtc of days OF quarantine 10 De
reformed by the vessels the, IA ssenge:, officers
and crews coming from sucL pIac. o: places
EO~, Therefore, Ia pursuance o: the act a!o'e-
sail, ISSUE this my proclamation and declare the
places Hereafter I.aned TO bc infected p.aces and
that all vessels, together viii. officers, pas
sensers and cargoes, ieavin. such places, 0I .i.7.
ing touched or stopped at any of them, Or and
after the tittes nit: day of June 1873. si,a.. ne Sub
ice. to a quarantine of no. less than ten days,
for ion ger peIO: may nc c"Cs.dere! necessa::
bv the Board of Hea!t'! Any v."iat.o:! -. tie
quarantine laws, as here proclaimed, Il. ne Sc
v.,eiy punished. The place, which ar. hereby
dec aVed iG:eC ted at Ie...!d AZ: the :o.S".S. 10
wit:
EavsIa Nantarzas. Trinidad. Car1euas. s..
Jsso all on the IsIaaL Cub.. Port Rova and
AIHltHO Day, u! tNc t.iU oI JriiACh' 1"-.LcA
and Port au Prince. on & Island OF 81: Domingo;
the Islands 0! s.. Thomas Martinique. and Gl.ac...
ioupe: Ca:npeac!.v. in YI.catan: Vera t:uz. Ava.
RADIO, 1.npicc Mat.noras and TUz2al i! Mexico ;
San Juan, il. Nica,ausa; Chag:e., AspIn~a'. and
Porto Bello, in Central America: Naraciibo and
Laguayra ia Venezuela: Island o: Tr.n.ad Ga.
yenne. Para, PeruamoUco. Rio Ja:!erO a:!' IeuenOs
Avres ia So.!t. America. 81! Nassau. New vgo:..
ience.
Given under mv haa; an. the sea- o: STATE
hereunto attached THIS :cu,teeath d." 0: June,
A. D. 1875 and o: the independence OF the tai:ed
States the n8ety.sevelt.!.
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
Ey th. Governor:
7. g. DESLONos.
Secretary OF State. '~l'I
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Entrance. No. - Ea:cuez s::ee..
Professor Ni:cIe,. hav!.. assumed -. ,..a..a -.
:neUt OF the a0Ov. Old and ..iiab. 20
yose. taking a limited :.unlJe, Of yol.:... a ID.
aged and Oht' men ;c- instruction ..,.,. IA. -.
summer months. il Double Entry Book keep.n.
Commercial Law. Arithmetic, Business Penn. H.
ship, Reading Spelling, History. Grasn;ra. Geo.
-g1p'., .t. /: .-eatr :e'lCc.a rates JHsy ? {.
fKET LEsS II .S IT. Jt Hal At ana CONNIE &
tend any tine OF DAY Eight, from. 4 81. ? y.
and VII. be Taught separately by spec.s. Professor
.oc each branch.
". :. MITCHELL, bushes. Manage:
Those attending from the county Can ob-sl-,
aoayG !. the fanny OF tae p!igci?s. UCs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

BOARD OE DIRECTORS
k.eCte1 isa:ua.v l.: l3:.
N.ft. H'I:.. Thomas II. Hunt,
All Ca::..'c. ChI. HsnO.S,
Gso:.e 4. Fo...c:, b. J.miso..
!. h'-se:. z. :. Howard,
P. Alie.so.. Fe..2 Laru.-
A. f..g..s Auy. H..-
geo. y. o..:ba:. Edw2,. Toby.
E.s. stocimeye: WASH. Morton.
E.;..7 ). '"'o. W.. an Enox.
& Aa.!-",- ". =. Sa:..y.
N-"!"a 's.s..Aa:. J. +. L.vaIdaia
a. ''e''.E'. At'oe: v.s.es:.
fs":; W. i'ns. A. t. Miller.
~. 80 Aa.'c. Ei"aIa No.pay.
Rio - Sc: .A...r
W. G. B..o. Si;,SV..k.
Gc,r.e v, f;v..o. s,.,>s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Book. in runE.n. ,..a!.. aye ;ioSab.y
volumes OF Ta.-..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
A CARD.

CAS~IDY'S HOTEL. PASS CHRI~TiAN.
tbs newly established a,l'! .c'at"i E"te-
VIII h. Op-ut.i 10 III. ;blic Tor n. season beg
ming June 49,. X i We! supple! W. - -. mat
can :eLG 10 l.e o:i OF t.e guests alt. u" pans
W.. Ue 5aie.. 20 ual. tie ;a,. fist cas-. II .v-"
p4,tic.iay. ror ii:r- her .nfn,ui,:." app a Cttce
CASSID.S EUTEL. No. L.. G!aT.e! -t:.;t -"
Orleans. a.. .fA-'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

James W. Lyons vs.. steamship Fire
Queen-No u 229.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
i ni.t &c. aI Louisiana-!n obedience 20 an al
miralty warrant ia me directed IL The above ent
tee! suit, haze seized and taken INTO my posses
srH-.
THE STEAMSHIP FIRE QUEEN, he. tack. ap.
pare. etc, now beled by James ". Lyons
f,y the causes se' forth in the libel pe:..-
.ny in the i5trict Court of III. United States.
AID do hereby Cite and admonsL :he o"ner Hr
0rn"Is thereof and all and ever person or per-
sons having pretending 10 have any right, tit.
interest to Ii. same, to he and appear az
OstrlC. Court of the United States. tor the district
aforesaid, 20 be holden at the city of New Orle ans
on the first Monday OF July. 70 show CaU.e, Il .uv
they hav. ca:!. why the sal! steamship should
not be Condemned and lie so.G sgveeat!. 10 the
PRAYER OF .;beant.
United States NaIsavs Office, New Orleans,
fourt.. aAy Q: June. 1913.
s. r. PACKARD
les !: p ivS United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Starr ~ Eoe:.tA.A,(
Pa:. 81. CT Orleans " OF New Orleans I
s~o:- 70 aaa subscribed before ne this :vsaty.
aft. cay OF March !,.3.
r CHARLES 1CvELLiER,
Notary r.D.., No. ~ 1ra.,eS ssreeA
S-.e Board o: Trustee, Lave resolved to oay SIX
PER CENT interest Oh IL. out.tandius certificates
o. sc'i? o. and aftes MONDAY, MAJ H. ie.a said
sc:: - be ;i4e;. converted ia:o cAp.:A stock. a
PC: amended cha,te: st Il. cemoany
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
ANT. CARRiE.E. Vice Pxss.leat
J. F. Es-s Nel:e..:v
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

'1'ElVONlA lNsIRANlE COMPANY.
nc. III Gravier street.
Ias..es a:a.s:
fire. Marine and River Risks,
A: the Loves. Il. 4 Ra.sa
4 Elmer BADE2 President,
C.A>. sSIs-FtLD Wee PTes;de.s
GEORGE STEoNEyER Aecreta.y
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

John ii. Howard vs.. steamboat ii. l..
leagcr-NO. l0,2il.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L Dist.iG: o! Louisiana.-In obedience TO an aG.
mcai.r warrant to directed the above
session.
THE STEAMDOATHEN c. lEAGEH, her ;ac:,l.
apparel. etc, iibeeG by John Il. Howard 10:
the SET forth in the libel now pending Z. t:e
Dist:ic. Court OF the United States.
And do HEREBY c:e and admOnish :ha owner o!
owners thereof and all and every peIsnI! persons
having or pretending to have any right title OF ia.
teiest in to the same, T." be and appear al a Dis
trc: Court of the United States for the district
Aforesaid 70 5e holden at the city O: New pI-
leans. Oh She third Monday OF July, 10 sAow
cause. if any they have or ca: WHY the SAID
stsambOa. should not be condemned and se sC.;
agre-a3.y 10 tie PRAYER OF iibelaut.
United States Marshafs Office. New Or.eaGs,
sixteenth day O.. June, 1913.
:. E. PACKARD
iri. ~ ivl2 - Cait.d States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


w. +. Levine ". Steamship COrtes-NO.
lU255.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District OF Lousian..-In obedience to al 40,
suit have seized and taken into my possession
THE STEAMSHIP CORTES, her tackle, e'c.. roN
heled by W. T. Levine for the causes set forth il
the libel now pending in the District Court OF the
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish The cw.e. 0:
owners thereof, and all and every person or per
sens having or pretending to have any riga: title
or interest in or 10 the same to be and appear "a :,
District Court of the United States for the dstic.
aforesaid 10 be holden at the city OF New Orleans
on the third Monday OF July, to show cause. /:
anc they have or can. why the sail stealns n p
should not De condemned. and be sold asceeao.y y
to the prayer of lbeiant.
United States Marsha!'s office. New Orleans
eighteenth day OF June. 1873.
:. g. PACKARD
;-i2iy! 1879 United States Marshal.