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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

THE SALARY Bill FARCE goas on IL
thu Senate as indicated i'll the following
Consideration OF the bill to repeal the
Act OF March ), increasing salaries, VIZ
then resumed, and the question REQUIRED
on Pratt amendment, which provides
that the pay for the balance OF Congress
shall be OF such an amount as to Make Il
total with that already received Of ten
Thousand dollars, five thousand dollars
for each year The amendment WIS re-
iectcd by forty-fve nays to fourteen
yeas. The following Senators voted
yea Bogv, ConNlin, Page. Fentan.
Terry, H;lmlin, Martin, Ogleshy, Pratt,
Sargent, Schulz, Thurman, Wadleish
and Window.
Pratt submitted another amendm INT
providing that the amount of compens.-
ton of Senators and Delegates of the
House for the year ending March ),
1874. shall be 81, 500 and for the year
ending March }, 1915 s.. 500 inclusive
of mileage and allowances.
Scott thought this amount would be
unjust to new Senators and Pratt mod
fled his amendment to apply only to
.nem5 ers elected and serving prior to
December first, 1875.
This is miserable hucksterinS busi-
ness The only decent, dignified thing
to 90 is for Congress to let their own
pay alone and provide by bill for the
better pay of future Congresses.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10


W. ps.H,u,,d r-ho... sa,,..a -.
virtue ana Pfoi'r!@ts Is 50 s'I"'he' ~ 'h'
vicket:ntss cf the sclmps who practice
the strap naue upon their fellow nan
.,., ~.
q" - i .
information which ieiias 10 lhs ioii'" Wing
item in the Phoebe Record of Jan. u:
Notwithstanding, tho ,ri,tal notices
of ~ ;',,~tr,I PIT. RI;I~,aa Com
r,,v rb;,b arr. ..,,ns,,i,.,,ons!v nos.efi in
XII Tho c,rs the :. stron g,oie and
o.bar sb,,n.I,sc ,,,5 ,,,Scrunu1,us .ri,l-s
NJ sbq,,,arS arr, MAYED noon ,ha pnw,rv
nj, , ,,Ihai r.;+b,,it r..,,,o,.t. MI
,1.;t:,,,,+ - IN, r.,;I-,,,,J ofs,,.;,I.
W.. ,,,,--..-I-s. T., ,,r,tib;. III sb,-,alas..
roIharv If vic.ins and ,ao do no more
RI, ~ -, IT,, 81 10 cI,s. ubo srS.
.,in miserable e.istanc, nv nrevin,.
80, s1..;-,v IT. .6ar,,sr- ,.i,,ar-,i,I
oi,..r,.e AZ n,,irts wbar,. The. .,,rs stoi,
MI, ,,.,.,..i,.,,.,,. IT. ,b.;r mis- A.
til nn;tt. tLax OFT ,,ho.rJ The cars
far. 7,,J.r ,,...-.,,,,.rs 4,
mi Vii ,,ni1,r, TN c,,. ,n,..,i .t.,t;,,,'
IN ,no.F..r ,y,,,,a.-a tn ...n,,', tbsir man
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

ONE HENRY BIoDr made terrible as
sault upon Mexican at Aida Valley On
Jan. l, with hammer, breaking his jaw
and iniuring him to that extent that his
life is considered in danger. Brods was
arrested AID is contine in Jail at Aurora.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10
LATEST IiII.Ets RAMS.

| san Francisco. January g Coiant
| Jn!:u Middleton. Il yc!l-kuuT-n ci;;zc,
| and capitalist Of this c:tY. did If the
! Grand Hotel last e.e,.ing O. naralvSi>.
tn Gina mail ha, uct y.t arrived
! TIL. Colorado. from the SANE ports. viii
p. d,,c HsNt Tuesday. The u:i;c.rs O.
the Mil COMPANY say thew ID not ry-
pet TIE China TO arrive before the 10th.
\ y,rng FreGch a:gl. jean Bouot. and
Joseph Go:,y. were he'd 10 answer TO-
,lay 10y bG,r-i 4ry.
Applic..t:ou was made today IN one Of
the district Courts to admit John Tuers.
accused Of de murder of James Dowlinr.
to bail
The Coroncr's jury in the case Of
the little boy poisoned by opium = few
,lavs.,ince. found a verdict that the
poison was given through the culoah!e
Negligence Of the druggist. J. ". ANGEL.
and his clerk. William Harris.
Greenbacks, So. "a 901s.
In the Assembly to-day the Committee
on Federal Relation, reported in favor
of the passage of the concurrent resolu-
ton asking Congress to. prohibit coolir
labor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

The FORCE AND Effect of detractIoI
were never more shamofully illustrated
than In tue instance nf Attorney General
Williams nomination for the Chief JUS
ticeship A malisnan. opposition IN the
judiciary Committee of the Senate
backed by the most furious TRADE of
abuse that has ever been hurled upon
any Clbinet officer has compelled Mr..
Williams, ont of respect to the President.
10 ask that his mamie he Withdrawal. The
result is thin. which should bring the
blush of shame TO every American 5 face.
A more worthy or upright citizen or a
more faithful public officer is lot hold
ing position under our government. As
to his ability, hone who know Mr.. vii
liams think of doubling it. He is in
iinitely better lawyer than ever Salmon
p. Chase Was. and in al respects, fair
Inindedness and otherwise better fitted
for Judicial position. and Yet he Is
cast down 10y the breath of cs.lsuIny. and
sacrifice! to the al prevailing tyranny OF
tn, malignant and ment!acious Press.
H.s letter OF withdrawal docs him inf
mite credit; but It will only stimulate, the.
slanlI, rers who hare been at his i,,is to
new anil bittefer lies.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

GESMAS EMPEROR WILLIAM is so far
recovered as to be able to take tie cir in
Lis carriage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

A CHINESE GUY FAwKEs-On Sunday
some son of the sun, wishing to wreak a
dire vengeance on another Chinaman,
placed bottle of powder on the floor of
an unfinished building situate i'll that
classic locality yclept, Chinatown. He
not only placed the powder on the floor.
but provided means for its ignition and
consequent explosion. The powder ex-
ploded; but the venseful celestial having
never gained experience as a sapper and
miner, the only effect was slight splin-
tering of the floor. Chinan,en, as a rule.
are extremely bitter in the matter of
wreaking vengeance ; and they generally
ind some curious and outlandish mode Of
executing the same.-R. X. RereiVe,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-10

Washington. January S.-Eoiiowing is
the letter of Attorney General Williams
r, GGesting the withdrawing Of lis nonli-
nation for Chief Justice:
WASHINGTON January S.
II President tir1nt-Sir: You were
kind enough-without nv solicitation or
any knowledge on my part that you con-
;e,uplated such thing-to nominate me
for Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States. Since that time
the iood-gates o: calumny in all direc
tons have been opened upon me. My
abilities have been disparaged and NY
integrity brought into question, and it
seems to me that public opinion is ad-
verse to my appointment. A point of
pr, intice has been reached which might
hereafter emharrass Your administration
and perhaps impair my usefulness upon
the bench. and a perfect consciousness
that [ have performed with clean hands
and with III upright purpose ali the du-
ties OF the various public Offices to which
I have been called. ana trusting to time
- adjust the public wh-n better informed
for my v;nlication, | respectfully ask to
vi: ndraw my nomination.
Signed c. II. WILLIAMS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
Board of Health

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Health was held last evening"
Pcesent-Drso White Bemfss and Finney
and Messrs. BurweIl and Bayleyo
number Of communications we're reado
among them one from Dr. Smith, surgeon
of the United States Marine Hospital, and
one from F. s. Sanbo-n. Esa.s secretary Of
the American Social Science Association OF
Boston, asking fo- sanitary statistics Of New
Orleans.
Messrso Horror & BeneGics notified the
beard of the fling OF two bills in equity in
the United STAGES Circuit Court asking for
injunc.ions restraining the board from cos
lectiog quarantine fees from the Merchants
line and Southern line Of steamships
A comm unication from Pensacola ans
nourced four deaths from yellow fever. and
the president was instructed go request the
Governor 10 add the name ct shat city 30
his quarantine proclamation
The Carrollton railway was again cons
planned Of as q nuisance by residents OF
Baronne street,
NJ. d. B. Robinson. superintendent Of
tie New Or!eaas aua Mobile railroad. re-
ported the absence .: yellow fever at Mo-
bile
The nunlOs: Of cases of smallpox during
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
REGISTRATION OFFICES

STATE OF LouIstAsSI
Once State Registrar Voters y
New Orleans, August 20. 1874 )
VUNHE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS OF THE OFFICES
l. OF registration, are hereby amounted Ior the
guidance OF qualified electors OF the several elecs
tloa precincts of the parish OF OreanG
FIRST ELECTION PRhCINC1o
Bounded by Felicity and ITALIA streets. ana the
ss.atan. in,ssssppi ' pTssy EMERSON
Office No. 4o9's st. Charles street,
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT
DosBded By ITALIA and Julia Streets and tfSe Miss
Assistant Supervisor s's.rpi THOMAS H. wYNNE
Office corner OF CalliOpe and Carcu,leet Streets
THIRD ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded by Julia and Canal streets and the Nsss
sisslppi river
assssfans Supervisor. ,ao......sosDASlEi A. aesE
Ofice No. za4 Poydras street
FORTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Canal and st. Louis streets aH& the
mississippi rivers
Once seme srsss between Cont and Bsnyhs
FIFTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded BY st. Louis and st. Phillp streets and
She Mississippi river
Assistant Supervisor. o.s.....,os T. o. EaRaIED
Office corner st. Peter and Rampant str.stss
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded By ST. Philip and Esplauade stgeets ana
The Mississippi svero 1851,
AS'S'"D' aoe No. IS; IRENE street s
SEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded By Espianad- AMI Elysian Fields styeeis
and she Mississippi riEer 9, .,.,-.,,,,s
Office corner OF Bagate.is and BurglndF asgeetsD
EIGHTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Eyslan Fields street, Lafayette agenua
au4 she Mississippi river
once NO Is Poet strees.
NINTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
BoSnded by Lafayette avenue, lower limits 6$ the
Assistant ispc r, a.o JAMES H bouGHEsrS
Office corner OF Montegut and ROYAL Streets
TENTH ELECTlOE PRECINCT.
Bounded by Felicity. and First Streets and the
Mississippi rivsr ,,>o,s.
Assistant supervisor. MICHAEL ia CONNORS
O1tce corEey ephine anu Laurel Streets
ELEVENTH ELECTlON PRECINCT
Bounded Big First and ToleiaDo streets and the
Mississippi ylvero
'''''' osce No. 81 Washington street Re '
TWELFTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Toedano street. Napoleon avenshe and
the Mississippi river.
Assistant Supervisor. THOMAS K. FLANAGAN
Marengo Streets
THIRTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded By Napoleon avenue, Peters avenue And
the Mississippi river;
Asssssa, supsrysor; srai MALoSsS
FOURTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT
Bounded oy Peters avenue and Lowerlins street
and the Mississippi riyer
Office Ferdinand street between Chestnut and
Broadway.
FIFTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Orleans, right bank.
Assistant Supervise s....s.........s..W. f. LOAN
Office old courthouse, ALGERIA
SIXTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Eouaded by Lowerlne street. Carroit0n avenue
and Mississippi river.
Assistant supervisor. s.4sq.-ss.S. LEN W iLLlAMS
Office Courthouse. CarrOlltOn avenue
SEVENTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded ny CarrolltOn avenue. UppeEiine stree T.
draining canal. Mississippi rt7er and La ke
pnnTciartra,no
Assistant supervisor. s..JACcB GERBER
O.tics CaSrotlsoG avenue, between HampsoG aa&
Second streets.
THOMAS LTNSEo
gIl20 2u State Registrar OF Voters
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


Headquarters state Central Executive
Committee Republican Party of t:siana, New or.
s.ans, Louisiana August "a iS74.-Tnf committee
me- pursuant TO tha call OF S. &. PACKARD, press
deg IS pei resolution of STATE Convsntonl, a2d
the eoi owing Organization Was Effected Sc wss:
Pres!dent-So 70 PACKARD.
SIga pres;ie"--lAIES LnWiS
S-C-otary-C HARLES HILL
assistant SecretAry-so LAMASiEREo
Corresponding Secreta-y-J. E. sss SoT%ISos
SGsasu-eo-B. F. ICUB1RT
s'3.ExEC~TIvY OnMNIeTE4
3. PACKARD. csaa .mau sx-ottieis
+ :. s.ANDEESo JAMES 70 CASEY
!. 2 ',oC6ERT, C N'. LOWELL
MICHAEL HAHN. JAMES LONGSIRaET,
JANIS LEWIS 6. a. ANTOINE
.H1S HARRIS e T. ALLAlNs
E. !. BIAs. !. R:ARL.
F.:ASCg CoxN.-gss
d G. Si.ASD!S :nal.msfs
.. F. -. Slfs.. otlcoo
:. I.c1 I. 3. >TAM?so
Z. 0-..R4L-s. -oES .EAIE
?. ). :. 'lE. Hsi:a, WILLIAM &. SOaSs
J. =. :s..:.T. 2. j. CAGE.
:. e. BEN!LE..
az co-.n'.:sie :-ioas ir.s. De adi..sss: 20 S. s.
:'acs,:: :,g.s :e.... *..F s':.-as. .t.lsias.a.
aI3j CHARLES HILL, secreta:-.
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Republican Central Gibbs Of the Pari.i.

Republican Central Clubs OF the Parish
e.f..Is 0: e:.e csl.ra, War,i ReyA ccaa Clubs ..
this :;s.is All chez: time q: .oting. as rec os.:ed
'y e. !aT. hse: :. ~, :snm ,,:t.s..
Ho..so.s secsctarr: meets i: the .o.1eS o. axe
ait. Nr! " :n4!.e streets No: day nisa..
-e:ar c.-e-s a:l s-lec between Ca-oadels. aaG
ba AZ; s::se's: 1:esaa >, ;isA:: v.
secrstarr uleera q. Clay Hal Saturday z!ga..
E.s.::': ward-E 81. :. A-aier. president: aea:s
on Der. N: stree. Moadsv n.sat.
!..ti: war;. La.aa-ie president; ":P Ee.;iaa:
Claiborne streets ..u-s!se ciga:.
ssh wa5..-B. + :s'lse,t :rs.iea:; / Lama.
an: -.=u.:::1os s.:re:s Wednesday aiy.:.
serea:a Ta..i-C. : Ai"lphs; pFes.dea: u; 4.
pt.,... an: Jmol it-ee5. Monday night.
. E-l.th -a..-: 8u.a. PRESIDENT William, J. En-.
rs secretary, meets On Usa1hag: stree! "edt7a'
:..tI wari-T'o-. Carey. PRESIDENT J. B.ani.s:
Secretary; mre:s 3: she so--iet os Maza1. and
.aup'l:.le streets TL."siar aig!lt.
Tent. ward. \. Kay9er. president: F. DeFrI.
"e s-c:star'. :neeta o.. Frs: e..ee:. near L.beg'
ty. Tue s..a: '!;gn..
M.se:.,. w.f.-E,za.a r'i..:aa:s president: z.
NaaA; s7cre.ar:; 'aee-s a: ma eers:s. o: Sixth
ard .. !ar:Lcs sT:.e's ..onls: n.y.. p
| Fa..s see:etary; meets a: Je1s:soa Ha!. Friday
Thirteenth ~ar;-a oeioie. president; ?. ): Ma.
ioGer. secretary mes.s OF Ca,iiz. between Chest.
ut. am. Camp streets Wednesday :iglt.
Fourteenth wa.ti-s.i ioi-st3r. president: E.
2owe sec-ata!T' meet. on Broadway street
Tuest ~ tl.,1-.
F.tleen-!. wa:i-A. ounon. president; Charles
Hill, secretary meets On Va.v:.e street. aear
Soi.a", Mo:.aF = gas.
Sixteenth va-:-J. :. Claiborne. president: e
MacIar sec:e:a.r meets a: the corner @: Adams
and Al .io,.r streets.
Se-e.teeaJt. wa-l-T. 3. Stamps, president: F.
oei-e., see:-tacri meets 8: :..s corner OF Camp
JAMES LEWIS. President.
:. y. 0eg.z Srt.e.arv. iyli
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
iron Ship Building in New OrlennSe

Some OF our readers w:i: doubtless be
astonAted 20 know thar during the dull
summes months. Messrs. Hunter & Coch-
ran. sne prop.ietors Of the Phoenix Machine
Shop. havs beer building. and have nearly
completed a fin. iron propeller steamer.
Ias dimension: d: this new acquisition 20
OF: feet IS for.y.tous fee: iens. six fee: six
} inches Beam, and aoe;;. ire feet dep:t Of:
hold. Her engine is one Of the most com.
pac: ::::-ie affairs ever seen. She will no:
rece:ra :ler boiler anti; launched. Her
moiei received It's finishing torches !ror,
sh. knife OF celebrated race boat builder.
aud nothing less t!:an twelve miles an hour
WI: satisfy him or :he builders. She W.:
DC launched from the bead o. Taa.:s street.
tie early pay: o: next week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

b E.. 40 & E. J. MONTGOMERY, at IL O'Clock
a. tie co-ae- of Natchez and Camp streets,
q gele-a. assortment of new and secoad- hand
furniture etc.
81 G. Z FaG!Eg < C0oO at II O'Clock, az the Mer.
chants and Auctioueers Exchange, unii-
videi Ls,e o. 3oc and buildings in square
Bounded b% France, Lesseps Ca5acavo and
Mc-ea: streets TWO lots with buildings, in
s:-a-e bounded by Piety, Urquharto Louisa and
Mora IS s-reetso
So CONSTABLE Voc. SWEET at II O'Clock, in
f,o1t OF too, Courthouse, in Agers, cart and
rl-qeo
SsS SEE2eEg harper at II O'clock at the Ner-
Go-4.ooo anu oauct!oneers' Exchange, lot with
Co..j.Iss. 90 Roman street, between Dumaine
aS6S9o 9li!q sheets; three lots, fronting on
s. gete- s.:eet and CaronGelet walk; lot with
Sol!.IC5, 90 DGmane street, between Royal
saoo BoiS-Ooa streets; the premises No. 2oY Bur-
CANDY s.reeoi the premises No. SOB Burgundy
&-geeS; Sos with o,u:ldinyso on Architect street,
1s:vees ?o:9 ana Sc Ferdinand streets same
G. M-:e:sT s!,ees between Levse and VicroSy
ss3ec:S; ease on RoTai street. os.tween MarIsny
a6S Es's!as !sssGs streets an SaterssS oso sucO
%
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Taysaa-L,ash aS size sims of safe,
3LUFEEiS WIRS@S.
Solicitor Of fh6 iss1susss
CITY ASSESSMENTS
ssO;Icse so TaxsPayesss
0epAKrays.r ay s.seasa .E.ss.

O2PARrMRSs ov ssSf4sa sE %.
6i2g Hall, Room 81, Angus ~, i57l
TN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION ShVESo
city ordinance number seye1tvO;ie, Admin
Istration Series, Hotice is hereby given that
property within che citv for the ve:sr 1875.
IS complete. and will be open for Aspe@'
ton and correction ae che Office OF the De pSr nens
OF Assessments Room - City Ha!! 5roIn 9 a NJ tbs
P. n. (Srndays excepted3, during th.rlT days
from the date hereof at which time ali coilp ana %
OF either excessive 0g ?uadeqa ate Ssse5sineltso
will DE Considered.
And taxpayers are hereby notified 20 attend TO
their assessments in person, as no application 1or
the correction OF assessments Will be enter, AIMED
by any clerk of Chs department, unless II AIDE by
the owner OF the property IN person, Of by tue
legally authorized age1ts Th,s order must be-
strictly Obeyed. H. r. hChhN,
I,, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

VIOLENT PRocEEDISGs on THE HIGH-
Wharf.-The Times last evening had de-
tailed account OF the action OF some colored
men on tine Claiborne street cars, which. it
is alleged. took place Thursday night. On
making inquiries at police headquarters our
reporter was unable to learn that there
was any truth in the statements, but Major
Boyle, secretary TO Superintendent Badger
sent an order to the several down town
and il the allegations are true to leave
nothing undone 20 arrest the offenders. At
eleven O'Clock last night no report had been
sent in from either precinct concerning the
affair. Indeed, neither car drivers nor
managers OF the line have made a come
plant, as they should nave done had their
rights been violated
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

STATE OF LorlsIAHAsS
OeSce State Registrar OF Voters, ,
New Orleans. August -, 1894.
DCRSCANT To THE PROVISIONS OF AN
I aco Of ihe General Assembly OF Lou isanap
approved July q! 1854 and entitled Fan act 80 pro-
1?de for she ycvsiou and correction of the lists og
registered voters OF Che State ETC., notice il lere9
be given tlaG the offices of registration each
parish of the State and each ward of the city OF
New orleans will De opened for the resstr alton OF
qualified voters MONDAY, August So 374, and
will re9naA open lSundays and legal holi days exc
cepteG) until FRIDAY. October "a 1874. foI the pure
pose of registering az persons entitled the reto as
qualified electors Of che State OF Louisiana.
Office hours prescribed by law from A. NJ
slatii P. NJ, and from r. IL unt P. NJ
All persons desiring TO vote at the general eiecO
ton of November 3 1874, wiz De Required 10 rego
lister anew the Jaw Srehooits any from vote
prior TO the yeaS 1885, THOMAS LYNHE,
aul4 In. State Registrar of Voters
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GOVERNMENT SALE

H4HT ifHDERsIGNED WILL OFFER FOR SALE
i al public auction, at the auction ooom vt the
Sts Charles Hotter. in the Cits OF New o-ieanss
Louisiana OS MONDAY, November 2, 1874, at 10 A.
Nj. the following described properts', 70 wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
s:s said ctyo III She First District and III the square
bounded Ds GasqseS. Canal Marais aud Where
Streets designated by the Noso J, and s, on
a plafs drawn by 10 Pile surveyor, on the third
day of May, 1888. deposited Sn the office OF L. Here
maH late nGra:v public il said city, VITA all the
ouidGgs and Improvements thereOas and priS!S
leges ani: apDurienanses GAereto belonging; being
the same property acquired BIZ She United States
from ThoIna =. May, she collection o! debts Big
acs .ioGe and passed before Andrew Erre. IS.e
notary public SAID city. @H 9ae Fifteenth dag OF
May. D. 1865.
Tarsa-Cash aS size sims of safe.
3LUFEEJ Wilson
SnIiGiisr OF fh6 TseAsu2SS
Washington d; Co Srfy is, 1861
By virtue ~ tho authority and direction from
sh. Ho:. 6uior1 WilsoIs, Solicitor Ut chs Treasury
81 che United States os America, given me tn5 day
through j. r. Beck withc United States attorney
sof sine District of Louisiana, for and behalf oB
Che said solicitor OF the Treasury l. she Under
signed, licensed aucs!oneef Will expose She aboys9
described properly $or sale at pubic auction Id
the snction room SO the SO Charles Hotel, IN fh8
city OF New Orleans o9 saoS secaSG dag at Sovene
beg: 1874. az 10 4. VI.
yerma-Lash Adjudication
z. ~ MONTGOMERY, 2Ucf isneefe
IVES auf Is % Is se5 1870 10 oc9 10 - ~: 81
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seeosG Dsss..c: Court 10. the 9asis's o: Orleans
no. s. lt5o

DY 4. II. PONs. AuCT9oSGsR.o-wI2G BE
ID sod SATURDAY, Seoteu5es 30 1874. at
twelve cock ~, at she Merchants and Auction
eeIs' Exchange 6sl Roya. street. by virtue 40 ii,
pursuance % ~ ortec from the Hono A. L. Tlssot,
Huige OF the Second District Court, No. 81 1876 of
tee dockec OF saul court dated August l., l374-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all she
buildings AID improvements thereon, situated il
tse F.rse Cost-.cs Of this citT, 81 the square
bounded ." jU:a, Girod. Rampant anu Dryades
streets measuring % feet inches t-ous 90 ala
strees bv 900 fee. 70 dep.. - p.a!. !aad b. Js
p1e Occs1.S D.. 1881.
TWO LOTS oF GROUND wi'fl al Che Buildings
a2G Improvements t.ereo:a. situated ~ the Firss
O1Str.cs ot :Als civ 's the square bounded by
ooydras Jana, Roc.eoiave and vorgea0s streets,
designate. br Letter ard Nc =. Lo' a snedsSres
2. tees !oiaa cot. b.: ahort ~ See: il leptlis
Lcs No. - measures See: i:,a;es :ro::: CS poys
.!:ss street. os 8. :ee q! dept! ard FROM Dog!
se:!o1s street. a.. :o::!a Sac &oTes q: ?9ydgaa and
Darge:eis streets.
!ae: %: safe q: :.e expes o.: Inc purchaser be.
!or. Joseph C.,l!:I :G:agr .:5.!c.
Ier.as-Eaa: purchase: ga ass1!n!s taxes nf 1858.
fiva.ie ia 800 aUis % - SEQ u !"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
CONSTABLES' SALES,

GEORGE p. Bucknall "a, Wa II. 1enuin&
Il Co., and the mem bers in soiidO.
YrOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL. PARISH OF
II Orleans, no. 1875 no 1874, Seventh District
Court).-By virtue OF an alias writ of ieTa
faoias TO me directed by the 9onoraale the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF OEieanso
in the above entitled cause | VIII proceed to sel5
at pubic auction, at tne Merchants and AUG lone
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal aGS
Customhouse streets il tne Second District Of tG
city, on SATURDAY, september u. 1874 81 swe!ve
O'Clock ~, the following described property t0
wit
THE RESlDUARY INTEREST 81 W. Y. He ming
IN the firm of W. II. HenninS So, 20 Wit W He
Henn.ng and Archibald Gampoe.ao No 80 Camp
street.
Seized in the above safe
Terms-Casb SO she spotS $50 . ..o
sci 92iS Ghe9iti Of tle PARISH OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Citizens Bank OF Loui.iann.-At 3 regular
meetins o. me 6oasI ae1 fs-11!; me n tweney.
UNANIMOUSLY elected Cashier il place Of Mr.. J. L.
Deiery, remOved.
JOHN G. GAINES President.
New Orleans August "a. 1874. au30 I'm
NOrice.-OfiGe American Mutual Insurance As.
sOcia,ion New p-,ssua. August ls, lS.4.-At nee..
ing OF tina Bna.e. OF Trustees. ned on the above
dare it was resolved that a Cal OF FIVE PER
CENT on toe capital stock Of this Association be
ami is hereb, ace conformity WITH the charter
and it was further resolve. tlat meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS be couvenei August So e}ote at $50
P NJ for proposed amendments.
BIZ order Of s,.e Board of Trustees.
A. L. BARNETT, SecretaTSs
P 3 SU1GrvA.. Acting. Aui6 I'M