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Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
Il existing between CHARLES SACRISTE,
TIE, and CHARLES +. SACRISTE, Jr., I'M
der the firm name of SACRISTE, ELLIOTT
& CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and the assets of said firm transferred to
the new firm of CHAS. SACRISTE & SONS,
who assume all the liabilities of the late firm
of Sacristie, Elliott & Co.
CHARLES SACRISTE, ST.,
GEO. T. ELLIOTT,
LOUIS j. SACRISTE,
CHARLES f. SACRISTE.
February 18th, 1874.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22
NOTICE.

4 HORSE WILL BE SOLD Cheap
"A at Noyes' Auction stand on Wednesday
next. 1t belonged to Banks, and is sold to
satisfy claims against him,
feb22-3t 4. MCGUIRE.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22

In Alameda county, between Hay
wards and Livermore Valley, large
numbers of cattle persisted during the
cold storm of last week. One unfortu-
nate farmer lost $50 out of 800 cattle.
And in other precincts heavy losses of
stock are reported
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22

and disposition of the Government to
pay, that caused the great decline In
value, and as soon as these doubts
were removed, the price of gold at
once came down.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22

Judge G. P. Hester, an old and
highly esteemed citizen of Santa Clara
county, died recently.
The County Executive Committee
of the Patrons of Husbandry propose
to start a farmers bank at CoIusa,
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22
Clarendon Hotel.

Clarendon Hotel.
have been confined to my bed for several
weeks. My physician did not give me any
relief NY sufferings increased. Mrs. Logan
got Mrs. NJ. NJ. Edwards to nurse me, who dis
missed my doctor and undertook the case her.
SELF WHICH was complicated one. now en-
joy good health.
f22tf MRS. e. p. WEBER.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

4 YOUNG MAN RECENTLY ar
IA rived from London, England, begs to in
form the inhabitants of this city and sur
rounding country that he purchased before
leaving England large and magnificent
stock of
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-22
Partnership Notice.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, here
w by enter into partnership for the pur-
pose of transacting General Wooden, Manu-
featuring, Merchant Tailoring, and Wholesale
and Retail business, under the firm name of
CHAS. SACRISTE & SONS, hereby assum-
ing all liabilities of the late firm of Sacriste,
Elliott & Co.
CHARLES SACRISTE. ST.,
LOUIS j. SACRISTE,
CHARLEL F. SACRISTE.
February 10th, 1874. FL I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
DOWN TO ZERO AGAIN.

The representatives of tie people o:
Louisiana. " now and for some time past
in Washington. are entitled to cur sympa-
thies. They have been subject to more
fluctuations than the weather. Now
elated with hope, and then depressed with
despair, with intermediate stages Of har
rowing doubt and uncertainty. The great
difficulty they have to encounter is that
the people Of Louisiana, whom they SO
kindly volunteer to represent, generally
know nothing about them. They have
gone to Washington without credentials.
Were it not for the kindness toward them
manifested by the agents Of the Associated
Press We should never hear Of them at all.
Yet they serve useful purpose, after
fashion. They do not represent much Of
a constituency, but it is known that the
fac end Of a cnce formidable party pin
their hopes on the efforts OF these Louis
lana exiles in Washington. When there
is ANYTHING reasonably encouraging to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

the State government. They neither serve
in the Senate nor are friendly to it. Be
ing enemies, pledged to make war. they
should at least initiate the manly example
of Jefferson Davis, Slidell, Mason, and
other recusants, who left the Senate of the
United States under the pretense that
their States had seeded, and their ale
glance had been transferred. These gen.
tlemen were politically wrong, and their
course was injurious to the best interests
of the nation. But they were consistent.
They withdrew their names from body
they were making war against and refused
to be enrolled in a camp of declared enc
mics. Our State Senators who defy and
denounce the General Assembly and still
claim to be members of one OF its branches,
will neither let 60 nor come fairly up to
the mark. Three OF four Of them act as
though the Senate Of Louisiana ought to
follow them around from Lyceum to Odd
Fellows Hall. and when turned out Of the
latter, because they fail TO pay the rent.
go to Stonewall jackson Hall for g. few
minutes. and finally set up political shop
a. No. 35 Carondelet street. to which the
Fusion headquarters have been removed.
Now. If '.Enquirei." the Times and all
others who '.want 20 know, you know"
will explain: why it is that Messrs. Daigle,
Thomas. Jonas. Booth. VOORHEES, and all
other Senators OF the Fusion persuasion
who have been returned by both boards
do not attend the Senate or resi- gn we
we will engage to furnish q solid reason
tor anythin. Senator Herwig may do. We
know we aye offering great odds to the OPP
position in this matter: for Senator Her-
wig has q position OF Importance to de-
fend. while :le othes gentlemen have no
political standing or influence with the
dominan. party. II private life they are
highly esteemed. They are wei! liked by
their friends. bu: their friends lack the
clements OF substantial power. Yet even
as such tiey owe some responsibility to
the State for the positions they CLAIM. to
occupy. They believe they are State Sem
ators. and stand in the way Of those who
are ready. willing and able to serve the
State. We're they to retire. men could be
found 20 take their places who are better
alive TO sense Of duty. Why d, they
no: 60 one thing or the other:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
ST. PATRICK'S FAIR.
-,o OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS BALL,
On Friday. January ao' f

The following is the Programme OF the fAn' ''''
&c the very attractive tables, as aifo o. Inc i'''
h,re 40 kindly volunteered their ser
vices for the occasion;
Va THE SANCTUARY SOClETE TABLE, ap11
s decoration of which the ladies or tnat +h.y
viii lavish their exquisite tas!e, anu @' "
will be .ne 1a' GGtUVERNORs TABLE at whl OF
Mines Herwick, assisted by Mis-. hinselIa VIII W.
'nS no sWST THERESAS TABLE, at Whicp ITO
nomnlar and well known Mrs. Finnegan Will oe '''
always, the lady IN CHEZ; =, T., Tho SHAMROCK
viIi he ever veldant under she "aschiol car"
Mines Harris and Houston -. ,r;h. O ro,io
No ST. ALPHONSuS WI, 90 a siT infnence
of rho Garden District, under the seni~i iiiA
of Mines. Fitzgerald and Egah. r,a u.gP OF
No 6.-ST. PATRICKS, No. 2nIhe n h,ani1sld
Erin under the magic touch OF MINES; MALE vii
BE MCLEAN. Hogan, McCloskey and SLopS W. -
sootbe the ruiiied spirits Of fair wanderers ''no "
the hall Of No. MIN ssaIcs r 1e EVIL will plot to that
~, w. az rest of which Mrs. Wilcox, assisted oy
Niles Burns and Richardson. 10 the falr Sus M,a
M 8-The HIBkRNIA, presided ever pv nna51
uoC,ua and Conway assisted by Miss d. kennedy
will be the parent stem around Wilt an and
rious branches Of the Hl6elnian ben n1Hoter
No a-The CRESCENT CITY will be quite d"
elysum and will be iavorte resort Tn G1 ioS
,elary spirits, Mines. d. foi"sii aio l. 'i''A'
Among the contestsbes we notice NURSE 49,
RUGGY- for which the Hon. Mayor witt ana the
popular District Attorney sohS MePh'lin' are INC
contestants
General Badger ana :s'r. Sohn O'Seil are also n
the field for a Patent lever GOLD "AlCh AM
CHAIN, That the skillful General Will outihanee'
yre the favoiite Of Branch No. ! OF Hiberniah oe-
neyolent and Mutusl Aid association wouie Dc "h
f.uit to decide. The contest Wi! be sharp ORE
IS both are popular. :E! c.uu: their 1slsnes o. 'io
host.
) splendid HORSE IS $50 NJ c:'onsss' among
,le boys tu: who has thrown dow5 tEe lose
We are no: as sc: il position to state
\ ladv.. valuable GOLD WATCH J. ..ro M iog
.a..n. O. Tba,.saS table jall u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
ABOUT kEsEN. SENATORS.

IN Enquirer claims the ear Of tie
Times long enough 20 ask al! abou: :ena-
tor ?. i. Herwig, and to publish the FAC:
that his name does no. appear IN the Sen.
ate roll calls. enquirer" and the Times
very kindly volunteer ia e2cnsc :or nom
attendance on the par. Of Mr.. Herwig,
which may be valid q. not. but j. is Ger.
tainly entitled to some consideration.
The Senator from the First District is
sufficiently intelligent. patriotic and able
to do what is right in the premises. and
even SO shape bis course as 20 satisfy his
political opponents that be acts from cor
rect motives. He does not absent him
self from the Senate because he does not
know where il is, nor because he IS tGy-
ing to nurse into existence an opposition
organization without authority Of law.
He is loyal to the body Of which be is
member and will, no doubt, take his seat
and discharge his duties when he can
reconcile such action with other obiga-
tons no less important.
But what excuse have we to hear from
the friends Of Senator's Jonas, Daigle.
Thomas, Booth and other Fusionists who
are off afiliating with the open enemies Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.


TIKI: STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FORTH UiSTkHI COURT FOX TIE Pa RISa SF
ORLEANS.
REGINA NByEIs s.. H. COH%.&iE: HCSB.ND.
No. AZ 80
+ ffRRBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE ElGR.
L .eenth day OF January, 1862. Judgment rem.
deTsu in this court in the following entitled SUI. IL
the words and ii uces following, 10 wit:
Regina Meyer II. Colin, her husband-No42 80.
On motion of Es Abel, fog the plaintiff herein.
and upon producing 30 the court due proof of
plaintiff demand il ,. ad Judged and decreed that
the judgment cey default herein entered, the
fourteenth Dstans, be now sonirmed; that there
be judgment in favor OF the planifi, Regina Meyer,
against die DIT PENDANTS Henry COIN, her husband,
decreeing separation Of properly between said
parties and dissolution of sbe community Of soc
quests and gains hitherto existing between .heU.
and that ds PENDANT pay the costs of :his sIto
jIagmeiS si.Ge.!a aDuaFy %, 1862.
NJ Al FOrJHe agss
IN fes'im.r. whereof. : have heIeunt. set u.
hand and xed the seal Of the said court at the
city OF New Orleans. this ninth day of January.
in the gear OF GA. Lord thousand eight
hundred and seTeHtv-four and the ninety eigh:I
year OF the Independence of the United States.
ial! % telE & F. PALMS, Deputy Cleric
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
SMILES, "EUeUgNors IN FRANCE,

No one who has read the former WORKS
by this author. especially 1.-THE Hugue-
no.s: their settlements. churches and in
dustries in England and Ireland but
must desire 20 peruse this. IN fact. It
supplies tes;deratum long felt by STU
dents of French history no. having access
to original authorities. To such the
question naturally occurred: ''Wna: was
the fate Of such Of the Huguenots as We're
unable or unwilling to leave France dur
ing the exodus following the vevocation:'
This question is fully answered in the
work above named, and the answer is
such as to make the Frenchman blush for
France. tie Romanist for Romanisnl. the
average man Tor humanity. Candor. in
fact, compe!s the admission tina: the cruel
ties rrac:iceH upon the iugueno:s Of
France, the existence OF which is not only
admitted. bu: glorified by Catholic au-
thoIities as AZ evidence OF religion and
patriotism, were quite as much the result
Of the spirit 0: the age in which they oc-
CURED Ia spirit which branded errors in
faith as crimes rs they were Of the genius
of Roman:sm. Persecution and martyr
dor. indeed. are essentially correlatiye,
and spring equally from an enthusiastic
reverence tor ideas. perverted il the one
case by the abuse Of power. exalted i'll the
other by the spirit Of self-sacrifice. And
this is the answer to the skeptic's sheer at
the folly of nar:yrdom; that i: shows the
triumph Of the MINISTERIAL over the ma
terial, o: the sou! over the body, Of the
love of truth. or VIVA: is believed to be
truth for its own sake, better than wealth.
ease, rail: CO even lite itself. This noble
spirit was eyinced by thousands; aud
hundreds Of thousand, Of the Huguano:s
Of France IN the trying period of thei- his
tory narrated in the volume before Us. We
forbear to make extracts, as . paragraph
severed iron. its connections loses half its
force. bu. we can not refrain from: specify
ing as of superior interest the chapters
treating of the life and character Of Claude
Broussou. pastor and martyr. and that
describing the fortunes endured by the
'galley Slaves for the faith
The prosecutions to which the Husre.
nots were subjected, and from! which ne:-
Their childhood. womanhood nor old age
was exempt, existed in France. with q
short inter!niss;on, for mora than two
hundred years: from the massacre o. ST.
Bartholomew. in 1862. to the executions
of Hochette and the brothers EyenieT. il
1862.
Mr.. Smiles. in his treatment Of his sab.
iect, displays great research and industry.
as well IS . truly impartial spirit. He
does not contine himself to Protestant
authors. but gives to those of the ancient
church ample study and candid considera.
ton. Hi. book is worthy o: attention by
all interested III the study c: history, es.
pec;ally o. that portion Of Il treated IL
this work. The portion devoted TO the
country OF the Vaudois IS replete with in-
teresting matter. which! vii! doubtless be
new to the majority OF American readers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
An OMISS1OE.

!. IS 1. matter 20: general so,nmen:
among politicians that the en.erprising
reporter Of the P!cHy"ae omitted to call
upon his OWN chief wheE he was inter.
viewing prominen: citizens on the subject
Of q new election. There is some curiosity
TO know VIVA. the editor Of that journal
thinks about il. Does he ruiz with the
hare or hold with the hounds:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

FIFTH DISTRICT court FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. REGINA PHILIPS, WIFE OF JOSEPH r.
Cohen, vs. her husband--No. 5000
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TrTrpn
L Gay OF December, 1873, iud 1meut was ron
dered in this court in the entitled sv,st ." IN N
words and figures following, to wit: " VIC
MIS-. Regina Philips, wife Of Joseph H. Coben W
her husband, No. $500 " 'Aon' vs.
This cause was this day taken NJ for +risy , u
Philips for plaintiff, X. Sabour:n for detanda,,,'
"hen after hearing pleadngs and evidence IN,
couIt considering the law aud evidence to he ~ a.
vor OF paintin 1t 10 ordered, adjudged and d4rread
mat there pc Judgment in favor Of paintif W.
EfSila fhlilps, and against defendant Irsenh 81
omen her husband, recognizing the MARI ace CON:
tract bereln in full. and decreeipq a stnata7icr 20
property between the said parties; under sad 40
rage contract that the said plaintiff do Ia r.
!fee ana exclusive administration and cc,+,nt 20
her property, and that she do have ana -n VI
IRON the said defendant, her husband ~ 80 81
N"pV, with regal interest thereon from, iIrI;,;I
mand, 10 Wit, November IL, 1875 until mia ia
costs OF suIt, and with privilege on The T1nr az
oi said defendant. o-o property
judgment rendered D4cerher ? 10,
signed december 8, 1873
Z. NORTH cULLoM, Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hereur.o 90. -
heIu ana all Xed the seal of the said rou,+ =. ny
oity "a Ne" orleans, on this ninth dav of No. 1e
~ tiie year OF our Lord one thousand eint b,1,li
anu vent three, and the ninetyeiSt.L dit cu
Tie 'hoepehdence Of the United States 'e@A VI
Jel2 % i.11 FAuL I. ABADIF
Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
succession of John f. Mohrma,n

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TVp e',
y of Orleans. No. Sc ,845.-Whereas M, rAE
Catherine Post has petltioned the court ~, 4
of ad ministration on the estate of the lats ~
Mohrman, deceased, intestate, notice y s IaG
eiyen to all whom il may concern ia sbo,l en
within ten days why the prayer of said ps.; e
should not be granted. 's%
By order OF the Court.
iaIl Is I8- PRANK pAcE ID ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
Of Margaret Rooney, VIII.

JUrlbtUpLtr IHNHassOn.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pin,
y of Orleans, No. &c. aal.-Whereas Mrs MarvT,
Thomasson has pettioned the court for lst ~
administration on the estate of the lsta Ns.
Rooney, wife of Christoper Thonassos. dse.s..
mites tate. Notice is hereby given to all vSs,'
may concern 10 show cause within ten dans
the prayer of the eaid petitioner should ua
granted.
By order of tlsesToure.
ia37l2< FRANK PACE JR f.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

J: is said that tie idea Of maxim. tc:r
90 crushing the grain BY :nnrmerab.e
small trip hammers has been successfully
carried out in England: so successfully that
a pounding mill costing $1,000 vii. produce
ss much -four in the same time rs :. grind
~ mill worth 5000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Twenty-Five thousand dollars, the amo,in:
% tie salary Of the President of tie
United States before the salary-grab act
went into effect. will fall into the hands Of
the lucky and sagacious individual who for
Ten dollars secures the prize ticke: IN the
single scheme drawing which is &c come Oft
on the twentv-fourth of January mex.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

John Paul" is convinced :h.' -: 10
sound business Judgment 80 avoid -.
vicinity of any animal whose skin - 6"
short that he can't drop his ears withou:
Easing lis heels, the more 50 If he happens
10 be so particularly lively that he gan go
through both motions at once"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
CAUTION.
w FNS-(N1N<sr-ssfSN'arH-~f
4 ACTiOS TO THE PUBLIC.

Y ~ =
i parties are cautioned agains regots, 4
iiote made by +. T. Beck dated october ri,
the oicer OF ". II. Pen, berton. for tho SUE ri
a9.iaISi all OF said notes expressing on u
property belonging to W II. Penbert0n, "
bounded by Canal, Gasquet, GalveI III ~
streets sad property is now ADVERTISE, IA
W We sheriff in the case No. 1891, entisssC
worth VS.. w. b. Pemberton, Sixth DistnSs.. ~
some nineteen or more of the aoove, IA
NOES are now utstenaing. The sale OF :, ii
notes, Z. Z. p
New Orleans, January 8, ls7l. Jao"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Scaling the public deb: IS now :hs !oys
:.ar financial idea. /: may help the State
and the people, but the Louisiana Lottery
declines 10 scale the prize. wh.cL vii: be
drawn on the twenty-fourth in i. grand
single scheme drawing: h:gh..: !.ils So.
SnCs SINGLE tickets Sic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Our postal service has a remarkable let
ter-carrier in New Orleans in the person Of
Mr., John Hector. Mr.. Hector was appoint
ed in 1851. and has served more than twenty
wears, and under thirteen different post
masters. He is rapid walker, and during
lis term OF service has travelled OF toot
over 100000 miles, and delivered a least
& nnn 600 letters
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

The Office Of the Louisiana Lottery, COR
Ter of St. Charles and Union. IS *rowded
with eager seekers after the purse o: FOR.
:unatus, which will be the boon Vt him who
secures the lucky ticket in che srea: single
scheme drawing fixed for che :wsn:y.:c.::h
Ut .Ianuarv next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
sanctuIIl.

Signor Palmer. the well known I:aHaA
scientist, who remained in his observatory
on the slope OF Vesuvius during she whole
Of the eruption IN 1872, has invented :her~
.snsuetor With sn alarm bell attached. which
sounds whenever sudde. asan.s n she
temperature takes place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
SEARCHING TOR OPINION WITH a LAM
TERN

An enterprising reporter Of one OF our
contemporaries has been collating opin-
ions Of leading politicians of either side"
in reference to .'the new election" This
reminds US Of q question once propounded
10 a candidate on tie stump at q country
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
Succession of Henry X. Sw.s.,

CFCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THB Pan
- OF Orleans, No. 36, e08. Whereas, Mrs WI
Elmra Moses Swasey has petltioned the "
for letters of ADMINISTRATION on the sst,s
the late Berry K. Swasey, deceased inter-
Notice ia hereby given to ali whom il may Con,
to show cause, within ten days, why the Draw
the said petitioner should not he granted.
BY order OF the Court.
laI IL I5< FRANK PACE JR IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
SUPREME COURT OF THE SVATE OF
LOUISIANA.
s':Xa.D FRANCIS ". wILr'.x ., .iv;yy
~ s!s--No. 281es

SlshAe esps.s.
Se's Orleans, NoveIu Der -. 1872
w MOTION OF Z. HOWARD McCALEB ESQ
~ # counsel for Richard Francis plaintiff and
appellee herein, and on filing affidavit showing
that since the appeal was taken in this case aud
GuriDg the tendency of the same in .hs court
Edward Mitchell. one of the defendants and an
peliants has departed this life that MS proper zen.
Iesen'atives have hot eome in and made them.
selves parties to the appeal and that they are up.
known to the appellee
II is ordered by the court tha. unless she .ronoe
representatives OF Edward Mitchell, deceased sna
OF the defendants and appellants herein appeaT
and become parties to this appeal thin three
months from publication in the New Orleans re-
publican. the official journal of the State a news
paper printed at the seat of government the an
peal herein viii be dismissed. the cause head
according to law. ~
Thereby certify the foregoing to lie true extract
nom the minutes of the eleventh Gay Of Novera
Der, A. D. 1873. - '
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set mr
hand and affixed the seal Of this honOranle co.,
at the CITY OF New Orleans, this thirteenth day az
November. A. -. 1913. ' Vi
?. MCC. LYMAN
'o@p uf'i REQ" Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Douglas Jerroid said: III We .Idge 1son
history. of what is the book Of glory con'
posed! Are not its leaves dead mems skins.
..s letters stamped in human blood. It's COL
lien clasps the pillage Of nations: - IS
illuminated with tears and broiea hearts,"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

The Terrebonne Patriot. which has laid
dormant for seyers; months. comes 70 IS
giving evidence Of new lease Of life, and
evidently improved by it. long rest. Mr..
Frances is still at the heian,. ard we we'.
come his lively little paper again % ELI
sanotI1rr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

How do they get on with the Darrell IN
vestigation . IS The common question OF me
enid. nuncS, but not half SO frequent as the
inquiry of every friend You meet, whether
YOU have secured ticket in the grand sir-
Gle scheme drawing of the Louisiana Lot
7erv OF the twenty fourth Of January. Nv
cry sensible man will secure a ueke'' IL
order to be able to give satisfactory an
sre~ 20 lie question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
Succession of ID. Il. Tyicrs.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARIS
~ of Orleans, No. &c 0l1.-Notice is hereby gN
to the reditors of this estat g. and TO all othelv
sons herein Interested, TO show cause within
days frQm the present notification if any theyh
or eau, why he account presented bY theta
.nentary executor Of this estate should not
tributed in accordance there rith, and sadeyeu
discharged from all Iurt ser trust and Iespons&
herein.
By order of the Court.
ia 1912 FRANK PACK IR Csa