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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ MATTE OF EDWARD J. LOMAS. ;SDl.
vidUa,ly. etc. bankrupt.
In lsnnkPuptcy-N0. 1897,

N1"HIREAS, EDWARD J. ROMAN INDIVIDUALLY
w snd as q member Of the nTm of c. Roman L
Son, of .he parish OF ~. James AID district afore-
said. duly declared bankrupt under :he act OF Con.
gress Of March 2. 1867, has this day filed in said
court q petition pra, ing for q discharge AID Ger.
.ifcate thereof from all his debts and O:deI claims
provabie under said act.
Notice u Therefore given 80 al! er.1itors who
have proved their debts. and 10 all other persons
in interest. that the sixteenth day Of Eovember
1874. a. II A. b.. is assigned tor the hearing Of tho
same. aud that they may then and there sttend
OF the said petition should not be granted: and
further notice Is given that the bankrupt will
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
on the eleventh day of November, A. 1874, ct Il
1. H.. at his sfice. Customhouse building.
Clerks Office. Neg Orleans. October H. 1874
ec''N" IohW. oepytyClsrk-
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eevxn pev cept~ for which there wss moserate in
curry. bu. no sales were reported. The market
may be quoted at shout IS.
priatiou certificstes, Metropolitan P0ii0e warrants,
and time certificates Of 1879. we're still quoted at
ebOut % ~.
The sales Of State warrants included 5000 Al ~.
which wAs about the closing rate tos Old. whls
new we're sti.l quoted at as1-c.
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". +. HARPER
Sc2. noS 1929 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleara.


Bernard Lacaze W.. Gustavo reeves
GlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR II PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 6 1884, By virtue of = writ Of seiz.
uro and sale tn me directed bv the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish OF Or.
leans. IN tn. above entitled cause. l will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and ~Customhouse streets, in the Seco,d
District OF this city. on SATURDAY, November 20,
1874. at twelve o'clock NJ. the folio wing described
property. to wit
a GEkIAiN OF CUN slfuated in the
by Moreau. Port. Victory and 81. Ferdinand streets.
measuring twenty mine feet two inches front on
lines in depth. between equal and parallel lines,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, without e1c &c ptiOn or reservation. Being
the same property acquired by the defendant
herei in by purchase from Z. Berjot. by act passed
before o. Drouet: notary public in this city. on the
St ven1h of June 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
" T. HARPER,
oc2' nos IS "a Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession OF Charles Brirss.

Succession Of Charles Briggs.
GSRCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
of Orleans. No ,! Notice is hereby given
to Che creditors Of this estate that q meeting Of
creditors viii be- held In this matter on the ninth
OF NOvem Der. 1874, at the office of N. B. Trist, no.
tsry public. No. lao Gravier street. for the purpose
of celebrating and advising upon the most advsn.
tageous manner of selling the ELECTS of said estata.
By order Of the CVust.
Oc27 nos y La 4 JR.. CLERK
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Charles Lob VI. Charles Frederick.

VhnGle0 Lob Va. Charles Friedrich.
TN1FrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
l. Orleans. No. 6O34.-By virtue Of writ OF seisure
and sale to me directed Dy the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled cause. ! will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' tx.
change. Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this city.
on SATURDAY. November %. 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property.
to wit
buildings aud improvements thereon. and appur.
tenanGes the1eunto belonging, situated in the
of ground designated BY the number one. on :
plan deposited III the office Of g. &. springer, late .
notary public In this city. in the year 1923 which
said portion measures twenty-five feet front on
TchoupitOulas street, between st. jOeeph and De.
lord streets. by tight,.fve feet in depth on tbs
north side. and eighteen feet eleven inches in the
rear. on an alley tn feet wide. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein BY
purchase from the plaintiff herein. by act passed
before A. Dreyfous. notary rub!:: in this city. on
the eighth day of October. 1859.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
v. r. HARPER,
oc2. nos Is - Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleana,
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Succession Of John Dunn.

(RcOSD district COvRr FOR THE PARISH
Of orieans. No. "a is hereby given
to the creditors of .Lis estate AMI To si o.. er rer.
sons herein Interested, to slioS cause within ten
days from sAs presen. notification. If anv they
have or can. why :be account presented; by
the testamentary executrix in this estate.
should not be homo!ogated and approved, and the
SuE0A distributed IN accordance sEerew!tls.
Bv order Of the Court.
Ncao2:2' FRANK PACE. ;R., Clerk.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OfF'CR,
MONDAY EVENING. October Is. 1874.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OfF'CR,
MONDAY EVENING. October Is. 1874. :
Ne have no change to notice in the money
market. Tie demand tor discounts Is of fair ex-
tent. and is readily met when of approved business
paper. The offerings on the street are moderate,
and nothing 10 reported that indicates any
change in rates. We continue to quote good
commercial names, with or without cOliaterals, at
9Dl2 Y cent y annum. and second grade at
i5Dl8, with occasional transactions at 2 y cent y
,nonth. First class mortgages continue to rule ut
tC0ll p cent " annum. while second grade is still
quoted at -.
NEW RLEAN CLEARING HOUSE.
October ,. i I.iss SIS 5. s s.s'Ss q
October % ............... t,l76,'97 "a Is7,zl5 %
Thus far this week. .....S2 S73,62s - &2l5,3l3 u
same time last week.. 2,42O 282 u 374,65 S.
Total last wcek.......... 1o7s,s25 IS 96o,as7 Is
Total week before 1900. $3.50 5S9 20 l,i.3.Ss' II
Gold opened at lC91a Glo9l. against ITO At sew
York, and afies n fur business closed at the
opening rates in both markets. The sales summed
up $4,000, embracing 5000 at l09h:. $4,000
500 zoe and sl9,Uoo AZ 1925; 5000 At lGS Nr!6 and
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
collars we're still quoted at ic6dlo7. aud Nexi-
can dollars 1T &s gold.
Foreign exchange was without Qnoiable vavis
non. Inc movement Of sterling VAS of liberal
si5oO, 5000 and s2s9 bill of lsdins and $1,000
Al clear 81 50 2Ss; SIG. 900 bill of ladiny at So 2Sh
q ~ 5000 and x5soo do and AL clear and $4,000
.&I2so bank at the counter at SIS 32k.
In francs we noticed sales OF 100 900 commercial
O.. / IS !, and 1870, 900 at AS.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS IS
as % for bill of lading and Al clear. and n
81 81 for bank, and francs at s.,6 IS ioy som.
.larca' sd - ftr bank.
.ti hacks we're quoted at lo;.
T''e III AEs Of domestic exthaurs were of Fir
ll. and the demand being .vvl lie market
!H.ra.n.d and commercial closed I6 !, cent
sGher. The sales of New York sight covered
&20l eco, embracing Sse0o and $25, 900 commercial
n; n u cent discount. 5000 and 1921 COO de.
80 900 do and bank. 5000, 81. son. S2o. coo. and
Sank al SIG.
The banks continued TO check on New York at
psr. and commercial was quoted at the close at
) 1t = cent discount, against !. on Saturday.
There is hardly any movement in securities, and
scarcely any 10 anticipated until after the election.
In stocks we noticed sales of 200 shares of Lou.
isians Levee. preferred. at 81 81. 100 do at 81 62,s
md q small lot Of st. Charles Street railroad, ex-
dividend, At SIS IS.
We noticed seue ~o+erirss Of city gold bearing
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Succession of LOuis Sn vini.

SsEcoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans. No. 3:.222.-N Notice is hereby gwen
sens herein Interested to show cause within ten
dsys from the presen. notification. il any they
administration of this estate should NOT ha homo.
LOCATED and approved. and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
Gc25 20 mole FRANK pACR II r.arA
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Suceessiou Of William Porson..

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 81, 1885, Notice 10 hereby gwen to
the creditors Of this estate. aud 70 all other per.
sons herein inter- sted, to show cause within ten
days from The present notification: il any they
sented by the documentary executor Of fhis
estate should not be homol0gated and approved
and the funds distributed in accordsncs therewith.
BY order cf the Court.
Cc:5 70 mol PRANK PACE, JR.. Clerh.
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GIFT
ElFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
- AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
A Gard to tho b

A Card to the Public
The management has determined to have tho
drawing Of the Fifth and Last Grit Concert Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky on the thirtieth day
of November next. We believe now that all the
tickets will be sold. and that the drawing will be
9 full one, but whether all are sold or not, the
drawing will nevertheless certainly come of on the
day appointed.
The special object Of this card is to call . meet
ing of the ticket holders at Public Library Hall. on
the twentieth of November, to make arrangements.
in connection with the committee appointed by
the trustees, to superinteRd the counting Of the
tags representing the numbers Of tickets sold.
While there is no actual necessity for the presence
Of ticket holders, aa under our arrangements the
interests of all are equally cared for, yes at the
same time I would greatly prefer that 90 many cf
those Interested as can would attend this meeting,
and zee. each for himself. how perfectly faiI and
impartial the distribution mustfbr.
Every arrangement has been made for the draw.
ing. But little more than . month remains for the
sale of tho remainder of the tickets. and Whatever
ss done must BE- done promptly.
THOMAS Z. BRAMHEfTE,
Agent and Manager.
louisville. Kentucky. October %, 1874.
OCT 81 " 1t
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Succession Of Peter kIeipLempar.

Succession of Potter kleinkemper.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB TUB PARISH
OF Orleans. No. 37,s23.-Whereas, John Klein.
has petitioned the court for letters OF
ADMINISTRATION on the estate Of the late Peter
kleinkemper, deceased, intestste. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern. t. show cause
within ten days.why the prayer OF the aid
petitioner should not be granted
By Orde1 IF tie Court.
Oc2s 30 noas FRANK PiCR. JR.. Clerk.
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Succession OF NJ. Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NcTiCE ~ HEREBV G1vES TO ALL CRED.-
~ tors OF III s estate, and 20 ali Cthe. xersous
herein interested. and also to thosa who are IT,
debted to This succession a:e amicably 70 quested
to pay the same within ten days from the present
notification. in order to settle this estate, Bills
may be Presented or paid to MrA Mary steinkany,
surviving spouse aud testamentary executriY Of
this succession, or to the undersigned.
PETER J. KRAMER, Attorney,
oG?a = :es No - Czs.oUhpuss street.
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COMMERCIAL.


MONDAS EVENING OCtOUeF q. IN
CO17ON-7hs sales to-day embraced $3.50 bales.
at easier prices, requiring , reduction Of &c in our
quotations Of low middling.s and The grades above
the lower grades being nominal at previous rates.
We adjust Oh, quotations accordingly. and give
also the fs,res and the full report Of the Exchange
a. below.
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BANKS AND BANKING.
r OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
No. 81 Camp Street.
4. G. PALMER, President.

Z. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON. Vice President.
Directors
Z. CONRRY. FRED. WING,
:, KBLLAR. ". H. THOMAS.
L. c. PALMER,
Its capital gives security to depositors. Deposits
Of Fifty Cents and upward received. and SIX III
jy7ly JOHN 8. WALTON. Cashier.
VlHk Cl1iZkNs' SAVINGS 8ANK
Is . strictly legitimate bank for savings,
modelled upon the plan of popular and successful
Institutions IN New York and London, and inco1.
porated April "a. 1872. under q special and favor
sble charter granted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Louisiana. with an authorized capital Of
e2OO, 0O1
Interest sir per cent psr snnum.
Deposits Of ten cents and upward received.
AL deposits ate payable on demand.
Open daily from "a. N. to ; r. H.. and Ola sstvr.
Srday evening from six to eight O'Clock.
GRUEEwALD HALL.
40. ~ Raronne Street.
81. sEssga. H. GUsgRsAroR.
Cashier. President
Johnson ARMSTRONG. THOMAS HAsAM.
& W, BURBANK. i'll. GUBERNATOR.
mil lily NJ. BEENBR
ORLEAN~ SAVINGS lN1T1T1I.
IN TION, No. l56 Canal street. Trustees-Dr.
". Newton Mercer, L. 2. Generes, George Jonas.
Thomas A.: Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
Koh1, Christian Schneider. Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed en DeDDslts,
L ?. G1NKRNs. President
CsERLss KI.sss~. Treasurer. mh3s y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-27

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday. October q. 1874 )
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Maggie Mcneil. Heron. for Havre
Brig American Union, Collins. for Boston
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sTATE LIMB STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1T STAT. ' .: ''; :":,~,....

VIII ssai from Sew orleans for liverpool. direst,
On -
Prom her wharf, post No. 80 Third DISTRICT. oooo,
site Liverpool Bonded Wareh, use.
will receive and sign through bills of ladjus tn
and all continental poxta.
Return tickets Issued available for TWELVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates, and through ti0ketn
to ali parts Of the United Kingdom and Buropa
A stewardess and surgeon are attached to each
steamer: no charge u made TO, Attendxpcs aud
pedicines.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here 10 mai.
ties deslrous Of sending for their friends.
These vsssels cEoss the bar ct eli tim. v.tI,ou.
detention.
for freight OF passage. having superior accom-
modatiens. apply to
80 4. K. MILLER 4 CO.
GELS no. 3 Csrondelet street New Orleera
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AMERICAN STANDARD, or CLASS

With nothing in the dispatcher TO Hsvs any
marked influence the market at the opening sp-
lair inIuiry. and UP TO poun about 900 bales had
changed hands, partly at previous rstes and partly
at q CONCESSION Of &c, after which. ~ factors
eyinoed . disposition to meet the deMard freely.
the movement became more amin Aied. resulting
in further ss,es Of 2lO bales, making . total, as
above. of 3O5Obsles. Middling sold Ut beth lag
aud l4hc. Buyers state that prices are stlll above
the Unite Of their orders. This 10 es:ecislly the
csss with good staple kinds, for which holders con-
tiuue stringent IN their pretensiOra
The amount on shipbOard not cleared. going ON
board and engaged for shipment was SGT down at
the opening this morning at ~. 800 bales, mbracins
26. 900 for liverpool, 10000 fof Havre, 500 for
Bremen. 1000 for the North sea and 5000 sOr the
North. which. when deducted from the stock on
hand BY QUE running statement SATURDAY. evening,
leaves II 800 bales to represent the quantity await
ing at the landing and in presses unsoid or await
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 300 bales. Demand
fair.' LIS quotations for low uiidiInS and shs
higher grades are reduced &C.
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STEAMSHIPS

North GSerman Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMRN AND REw m.
LEANS. VIA AAyRE. SOUTHAMPTON Ann
AAVASA "
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and forty -One feet three inches five lines front on
inches six linee front Oh Ne Plus Ultra street, and
three hundred and forty-Oue feet three inches four
lines on the line o. Caf,n's property. $500.
designated on the same pan as number twenty.
six. composed OF nineteen lots, numbered from one
to nineteen Inclusive. bounded by Nc Plus Ultra.
uring two hundred and twelve feet nine inches
two lines front on Ne Plus Ultra street. three hun.
dred and f~orty-one feet three inches i've lines
front on Andry street, two hundred and twelve
feet five inches seven lines on Patriot street. aud
two hundred and seventeen feet i've inches seven
Is. a SQUARE OF GROUND. in the came
district. designated on the same plan az uu,n.
Der twenty seven. containing nineteen lots.
and bounded. BY Patriot. Audry and Nan.
ueI streets and Cafan's property. measuring tive
hundred and twelve feet five inches three Inca
fro Mt on Patriot street. three hundred aud 70, ty.
ono feet three inches FIVE lines front on Audry
street, two hundred and twelve feet two inches on
Manuel street. ana three hundred aud fort one
feet three tnches foIr lines front on the line Of
IT, AsoUAkE OF GROUND. IN the same district.
designated On the same plan as number twenty.
eight. containing nineteen lots. numbered from
one to nineteen inc ,usive, aud comprised within
Bolivar. Manuel. Andry street and Cafin's proper.
~. measuring Two hundred and twelve feet one
inch four lines on Manuel street, three hundred
and forty one feet three inchea i've lines front on
Andry street. Nv" hundred and eleven feet ten
inches ore !lne front on Bolivar street. and three
hundred AID forty one feet three iuches four iiues
on .h- line of Csftiu's property.
20. A SQUARE CS G.OUSD. III eame district,
designated IN the same plan as nrrnbr. twenty
zine, Contalnlnsf l.eieea lots. numbered f.om oae
TO nineteen. lnciusiv.. tNunced by Bo iva1. Andy.
FOin streets and Cafi!a's pro eeIty, measuring two
hundred and eleven feet nine inches i've lines
foI. on Bolivar stre.'. three huudre! and
~forty-CEe teet three inches five line on
AndIJ street. two hundred and eleven feet
AK inches Two Anes ic"nt on Foin street. and
three hundred and forty Que feet three inc -es four
lines on tie line OF Gsfiits property.
p ScCtEE OF ktV-Sn ,,a,,. i-~,:.
io;s. numbered from .ae TO ninete.p. INCLUSIVE.
cnmorised within .oia, Andry, eaton streets and
properly. measuring TWO hundred and
eleven feet hve inches ak lines iron. on Foin
street. three hundred sad :or:y.ons feet three
inches i've lines Iont en- Andry street. two hun.
dred and eleven 1eee TWO inches three lines front
feet three inches sous lines On the line Of Canine
property.
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~ !" - " FU'ss va" . . a
80. -. .lI...J S.' States. slight change!
. -. - ? .. Er-iiss.. NiGds. CSOisT. paEi!j
s... ..:...., a.. o. <Ional rain.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-04
Personal.

Henry Ward Beecher has preached at
Plymouth church over twenty-five years.
Governor Allen, of Ohio, returns all
the dead-head tickets sent him, without
thanks.
Governor Withers, of Virginia, carries
bullet about with him, in his body, as a
trophy of the late war.
John G.. Calhoun's piano was sold the
other day at Gordonsville, Va. 1t must
have been an old-fashioed one.
Bishop Reinkens, of the Old Catholic
persuasion, gets a salary of $4,000 year
from the exchequer of Emperor William.
Ex-Presdent Santa Anna has been in
Havana, on his way to Mexico from Mas
sau He declares that he will take no part
in Mexican politics,
Bryant, the poet, moves about the streets
in such gay and lively way that, if he
wore mask and wig, he would be taken
for young man of twenty. I.
Brigham Young's divorced wife says the
Prophet allowed her only only one box of
matches month, and made his mother
ln-law milk forty COWS every day.
General Beauregard lets politics alone,
neither drinks, smokes nor chews, and
attends strictly to counting the money
turned in by the conductors of his street
cars
Mast lectured to an immense audience at
Chicago, gathered to hear him in Kings
bury Hall. So delighted We're the people
that he has promised to lecture to them
again the 10th of March.
The veteran abolitionist, Gerrett Smith,
has just given, free of all restrictions, forty
thousand dollars to Hamilton College, his
lima Mater. His first donation to the
Institution was made forty years ago.
A correspondent of the Baltimore Amer
lean says that General Leslie Coombs, of
Kentucky, now nearly ninety years of age,
is more active than most men of fifty years
He wears his own brown hair, almost I'M
tinged with gray, and has rosebud in his
button-hole.
A London literary paper says Of George
Eliot, that on her manuscript she tolls tFe-
menduously, working on an average six
hours a day, and rarely accomplishing in
that time more than 800 or 400 words. Her
labors are so exhausting that she deYotes
all the remainder of the time to recreation
and rest.
Froude, the historian, has been unfor.
tunate in his domestic bereavements. His
wife, who just died, was his second. the
first being Miss Grenfell, one of a trio of
sisters, the other two having married re-
spectively Charles Kingsley, the clergv-
man and novelist, and one Of tho foremost
English journalists.