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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
succession Of CoOIe lombard.

S,rCG:D GiSTRICr COURT sOR THE PARISH
Sosoilsans No. 3: G.s.-WAt-eas, Edsard H. LON
Ia ri p@t.c1on=d tIA co-rt for letters % adj.
mluis,ra-on the state of he ,ate Ccots Lon bar
deceased, lu'ss's-e. Notice il e;ebv gwen TO AL
eh0n j. may cot corn. % snop cause w.-hiG zen
DAYS why f1s sIsye9 " eo.9 gstitieusB sAsdl1 Let
De granted.
~ order q eie gouTs.
s,eJ3i9 FRANK PACE n '1srk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
succession of Joseph Lohrano.

NECOND DiSTRiCT court FOsTHE PARISH Of
y Orleans, No, IS 1ko.-ECtie. g hereby gwen to
the cred tors of this estate, and to all Ofrtr per
herein inter. sted, 10 chow cause within ten
days from the present notification, if Any they
have OF CAD, WHY the account presented by Joseph
Lobrano. the administrator Of this estate Should
ret be Gomologated snc approved, and tie fcnas
distributed IN accordance there with.
Bv order nj The Court.
Lel2 II 10 FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

CtCnSD NIsTE!CV 'OURT FOR Tue PARISH
y o:s,r.a,is No. ?. S'3 o" herras Milton B.nnsr
has ...ioHeI s .og letters o. dative testa-
.,-.ifarv exerLto:ship on she o5.at= 11 :he .aFe
+. .. FISH d.rsasea, interstate. ta-iee ie hereby
given I" a. waoD. is Fay concern. 20 srow eaHs-
wiz! n DAYS why :he ;rayes e.; re saiS setl-
no, - shoU.i net ne gralteGe
" order o: .Le Court.
;.16 II Il. FRANZ sASs VI els.k
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
By G.. De Ferret q Co,
SUCCESSION OF MARIE hBNRIETTB ERNEsTINE
3LACHE.
Second .is:ric; Court Tor the Parish Of Orleanx--
80. 81 3GD.


DY e. DE FERRET & CO.-J0HN o. MON.
ID rose, Apctioueer-Dtfce No. - ROYAL street.
On SATURDAY January l6, 1875 az twelve O'Clock
NJ 81 the March ants and uctioueers' Exchange, Oh
Eoyai street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets will be soli Al pubic auction, by yirtu. of
order from the Hon. a. L. Tissot. Judge of tie
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated Move nber r. 1919, the following described
properly for account oi sa,d success. ion
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated ~ sHe
second District CT This city, in the square bounded
bv Srsuines ana Where streets, Bayou road and
Robertson stree, and measuring 23 feet ) ince .
front CTsllliDes street. By " feet in depth Pc
tween equal and parallel lires, together with the
two story frame house slated roof erected there
on containing On the first floor two parors and
hall, aid on the second floor two rooms one ca OIL
nst, kitchen containing four rooms, two cisterns.
well shed aud prlvy.
Terms-One. half cash on the Spot, and the bal.
ance a credit of one year in a note bearing IL
terest at the rate Of eight per cent per annuu
from day OF sale until final pay ment; said note
being secured by special mortgage and vendor
lien; the buildings to be kept insured ard Tho
policy transferred to vendO; In case OF suit Eve
Der cent attorneys commissions, to be likew!s,
secured by mortgage
Act Of sale 1t the expense OF purchaser, befor,
John I. Laresche, notary public
del5 10 rs jA2 3 l6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

cF~OND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y If Orleans. NJ. 3r.5-5-Noti.e is ltrehy given
10 IN. creditors of this estate and to al ntner yer
sG.ls .-Iein interested 20 stow canse within zen
Gavs from the present f.otir c.t.e,, I: any they
have can SiIv she account PRESCRIBED ~ The
.-sfaiuentarv executor OF TIE deceased in siIis
estate should not be hnmoicgatrd and approved
and rhe funds 'ribU:eG IL accordance .LSIe with
~ rrd4. O: he C.uG..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Nucce.sjon OF Matthew Fioou.

CECOTD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of orleans No. 81 35l.-Sotica is hereby gwen
10 the creditors o; this estate ahd to all other per
sons herein Interested 10 show cause within zen
DAYS frcm TIE present noiid alton. II a.y they
nave or can. why the account presented by Mrs.
.hoGId no he hcmologated AID approved. aid the
:u-sls ,!i.tSbuted in accordance herewith.
G,12 Is 2O- FRANK PACE il CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Succe..iou of John Arfn.trorg.

CECCSD DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PARISH CP
y orleans No. 90 88S-Whereas, Z Z. Parker mas
...i.ioE.a she court fog letters of dat.ve .esta-
Uer-arv e,.cu.o!ship Cd the estate of ne late
J.ha armstrong deceased, interstate. Notice is
hsr.t- gwen 20 al whoIo il nav concern, 10 show
cause within ten Gavs Why she 1raJsS os the sdid
pt -itcneI should rot he granted.
T.. order q: .le Curt.
FRANK FACE. ~ y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

CECOTD DISTRICT :CC2T FOR The PARISH
- csorlears, No 3: ss6.-Sotice Is hereby given
10 the creditors Of this estate aid 20 81 nlbe- PEI
SONS b. rein interested 20 snow cause within ter
DAYS from IL. present nOciticaio ion . any in.y
have o.. car, why she aecCuLt presented hv the
atmDistlss.x a. This estate should nct 70 honolO
gated and approved, ard .he fuNds Nis.i bl,tsd n
accordance there with.
del:o226 FRANK PACE u, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
The Leveess
4 Warrington dispatch says:

Z " asE!hglOn IsFd.cH Sdss:
Governor Hebert, af the comH1;ssion cp.
pointed 70 inspect tie Mississippi levees.
has arrived here. and is engaged N maxim
HE report to the President. He finds the
levees il a verv bad condition. and repre-
sents that they are in grea. danger of utter
destruction. He proposes that Congress
shall take charge Of the repairs OF these
levees, and make liberal appropriations for
that purpose. He says that the States
through which the levees run are unable to
repair them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
MA.oRAirr Of NEW ORLEANS. I

Vlty Ea.l. DeCeMot 70. .o'4. }
:Sc. ..s13-A..in inistration Series.l
Res,iced. Tia. permission j. hereby
granted Wiim"t II. Smith 70 erect twelve
Tee. cctagon building 20 exhti: camera
obscura, on neutral ground corner o! Basin
and Cana. streets: provided. thar the license
therefor be first outaineG: be il t.rthe.
Reso!red. That this resolution !. gevocab.e
az the pleasure o: the Council!
Adopted Dy the Council 81 .ae CT: q!
New Orleans, December u ~.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Nsvc-o
4 cr,ie copy:
J. II. HARRY. Sec.s.arr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
suggestion If (;erard Brandon.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH
= G. orleans No. s. ,637 w heicas Mrs. Charlotte
~ Brandon VIE orj. Caldwell Pierce, has petit
toned ! chuI. fc- letters OF adminlstrafon on the
.s,.,. cf IL. lste Gerard Brandon deceased in!es
rs.. SCr!ce - hereby given 10 all whom II may
CONCERN, TO STOW cause Within ten daTs, WHY the
yrsveI OF the sale petitioner should not % granted.
Rv urdey o! ire Court.
u. FRANK PACE Jf CterS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Nor Yer ARgEsTED.-J. w. Fowler: Che
a,ers in U,wa.d's lottery office. whose
sa.h account 10 terribly mixed. had not
been arrested Last night, and Mr.. Howard;
efers = liberal reward for his apprehensio0;
klO.y can lie saken in a: single pail by
she p.:-"a who vii! place Fsw..s - I.
.ris,.n cell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
J. II. HARRY, Sec-.,a.r.
IAYoRALTY OF NEW rALsAsp, +;
Ci.y Eal.. December -, l3.s.

=.
mo Observation-Disclosures Ser!es.I
BE !. ordained by the Council Of che eiey
of New Orleans. TIA. section 'h-ee 81 or
dirance No. s.43, Administration seriss.
entitled IAN ordlnanc. for the government
of the public markets of the city OF New
Orleans. and providing FOR the sale OF the
revenues thereof" be and The same IS mere
by amended so az 20 read AS follows:
That the purchaser or lease OF ecch
revenues shall no. te Untitled 20 collect
other dues than those heyeinaf. er mention.
ed, and the occupsn:s Of .he stalls AID me
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
oucce.e,on Of .Ionn VI. elniin.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans, So 3:.3Ho.-Notice Is herety gwen
10 The creditors Of this estate, and 10 al Other per
.oIs her. in interested. 20 show cause within ten
6avs from TIE present rot .Ncat'On. II any they
have or can. Niv tls account prtssltt1 by the
s.i;ein..fr.trx 0. this estate should ret h: homoo
gated and approved. AID TIE .l.nAs distributed in
accordance herewith.
Bv order OF me Court.
.l.g 1917. FRANK PACE IR cl+rk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

GECONp DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH
y of orleans, Sos. 9: 56S.-sotice IS hereby
gwen 20 the cred toys Of This estate, and to al
other peytons herein interested. 10 show cause
within ten DAYS from the pres%n: aotifcSflon, II
ary ,hev have or can, why the account ;'rt SEQ cd
byfi. bubble administrator {! this estate. should
rot be hci, oloSatef and GpIlovtd AID Ike fumes
Distributed in accordance iIeyevIt4.
Ey order OF tie CouGt.
r.f- 2I o5r FRANK PACp N Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
MAYoRALTY OF new ORLEANS.
City Hall, DecemoeS %. i5.i.
g<O 9SS1-A Iu,ip zion SrrieS

City Hall. Decemoes %. i5.i. }
mo. Standardization Series.l
Be it resolved by the Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, That Samue. 7. Blame. Esq.
assistant City Attorney. he and he Is hereby
instructed 20 intervene on behalf OF me city
in the case cf the STATE ex rel. Attorney
Genera: VS.. Il. +. Jonas No. 1921! Of the
docket Of the Superior District .ur'. aud
to assert and defend the rights 0; :Ee a.
in the premises.
Adopted by .he Council 9: We city OF
New Orleans. December -. lS1i.
CHARLES }. LEEDS. Mayor.
4 true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
HAYoRALrY OF SEw ORLEANS,
Ci,y Hall, December u, it1s.
Observation-Disclosures Series.

No. Observation-Disclosures SeIles.
Resoired. That permission is hereby
granted to Henry Ju,gens 10 remove his
tteam corn mil from corEAr ~ Madison
and Kampson streets. Seventh District 20
opposite corner OF same street, .evocab!e
at the pleasure OK the Council.
Adopted by the Council Of the c::' 81
New Orleans. DecAm Der -. 1874.
CHARLES j. LEEDS. Ea:9:.
4 :rn. copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

DlsCn ARGYSG FIREARMS. -Oae readers
hay. reen warned .ha. che city ordinance
relative ~ sischarciny firearms in pnblic
places vii; We enfu4ced. yet all Iesiasnts
can no. sead, and such may have heen tbs
ease with uae Walker. who was arrested st
.he soyuey Il Caastres and Custom a"use
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

UNITED STATES CusroMHoUsE,
Collectors Once,
Sew Orleans December &c. 1874.
DY II. II. VAN &OLfNGEA, AUCTIONEER.
ID The following goods having remained in ware.
house over three years, or III claimed over one
year, will he sold at public auction in accordance
with tho regulations of the Treasury Department,
at warehouse No. ]. Custom house building, on
THURSDAY. January :, 1878, at 1880 4. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Succession NOTICES.
Succession OF G. 4. wtemann.

HWcceseion OF e. 4. WfemanH.
SsECONp DISTRICT COURT, FOR TIE PARISH
~ OF orleans No. 81 62l Notice ID here BY given
to he creditors of this estate aud TO al other per
sol q he,ein interested 10 show cause, within ten
DAYS from ;ht present notification if amy they
hSve q can, why the account presented by The
testament executor of this state should not he
h"mulosa,el and approved. aud the funds Gis;rib
u.td in accordance herewith.
Sv order OF the Court.
DELE 20 FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,


Nasice.-The annual election for &c ven direc-
tors VIII De held by the STOCKHOLDERS of the Canal
Street. City Park and Lake Railroad Company, at
the 6ice mo. ?6 ST. Charles street up stairs, on
MONDAY, January T. 1875, between tho hgurs Of
II NJ. and T u as provided i'll article seven Of
the charter CT the company.
del6 I'd r. N. HARRISON, Secretary.
Office of New Orleans city Railroad
Con PAW, No. 1874 Canal street, New Orleans, De-
c~mber 9, l614.-At a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors he'd this dav dividend Of FOUR DOLLARS
per share was declared payable to the stoekhnld-
and ar'ev January !, 1875 The transfer
books WI be closed !roIu Deem ,er - to ST. 1874,
inclusive.
dei0 Z de3l q. G. LEWIS, fecTetarv.
Office Of New Orleans City Railroad
COMPANY, No. l2i Canal street, New Or -aus, d,
cen bar 9, l874-An election FOR twelve directors
to for the ensuing wear will b, held at the
Office OF this ptny on AGNDAY, the twenty
Avs! Instant, between che hours o; ic ~ and Z
Pm.
deI0 I'd G. G. LEWIS. Serretarv.
hOsics.-Vrnco oI the Aerci,ants' slre lus az
auce Company. No. 43 CaTODde'et stieat.-A meet
inX Of the Stockholders of the Merchants Fire Ia
suTance Company will be held SIT their office,
corner CarOndeet ard Union streets Oh MONDAY
Dec mbeI %, 1874 between the hours eli and 3
P. NJ. to vote upon proposed amend Nents TO the
charter s. SALOMON.
de5 Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

Succession Of Er1stiaE August w iemanN.
Ill PERSONS INDEBTED OR HAVING PROP
n eltv belonging to said deceased, and all who
uave claims against his estate. requested 20
make the same Known 10 Friedrich w. kerD",
Parliamentary executor, No. IS vierne street, New
Orleans or 70 A. J. LEW $, Attorney al Law.
No. % Exchange .llsyo corner o: Custoinh"use
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

III: {iAyKEREp FOR BLOOD. - G;stavc
Isvigne. register cd az a shoemaker. nS pro.
:essiou. was politely invitsG ." enter 'he
fifth precinct stationhoHse because snne
enc asserted that ne intended Z" Hsh' =
sue, :. chs death. lie was taken IN from
On. corner Of Cnartres and FyeNchineh
etreet., and now shisks Re vii! postpone
violating the law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
~ucce,.io. Of Patrick FaaIpia.

CFCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF orleans No 8, 053 Notice is hereby gwen
the creditors OF TINS estate and 70 all other per
sons herein Interested to show caoss within ten
dsys f.o1n she present notification, il any stey
nave OF can, ~hy the accoun. pressEted sheuld
no. he honoloss'ed and approved, and .te iuDds
DIST. b1-s0 in accordance Herewith.
Ey order RI The Court.
dele Il 25@ FRANK PACE. JR.- Cie~k.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

OF al army documents the repor: OF che
comm;se ary Of So bsistepc ia Eost rational.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
By Mash & Hodgson.
EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALT.

ELEGANT MEDIUM AND ORDINARY PA2LOR,
Bed, Hal! and piningroom Household Furni-
:.re, N Rosewood. Mahogany. Oak and Walnut
POSITIVE rSREsERvED SALE on ACCOUNT OF
retisrg from business. being the large ana
-a.ie. stock 0: Joseph B. Hubbard, Nc l22
sanpar. street. corner Of perdido street, estate
:.sa.I since 1876. and caatai, ing one OF she
.ao.. -.ried and extensiv. stocks IN New Oso
l.8... a. :ubl:c auction.
pY NASH & HODGSON-w. !. 'HODGSONo
d ;uctioneer-Onice No. CaTondelet street.-o
Beginning OIL TUESDAY,, December r. 1874, at 1913 o.
A. ". on The premises az above, without yeseryec
viii ne sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ABOVE OL1
AMI WELL-KSQWS ESTABLISHMENT, contain
ing rhs finest assor Insnt OF furniture il this city
!-rns--Cash Oh delirery III U.ited states treafo
uiv notes.
y. B-Tae furniture can bs inspected for shree
days prior 70 the sac, when catalogues will 10
ready for distribution. dec I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

GEJOHD DISTRICT COURT TOR TEE PARISH OF
= Orleans. Va. 3. So. -"ns'ea-. Z. T. Parker has
peiitor@d TIE ccrt letters ni adminisi srOn Oh
ire estate q. he ,aee John Ts.ec and Jane A. Te.
lt; \: wife 6-ces sd u.e.tat-. Notice is hereby
given :" ".l"ln II Eay concern 20 .h"s eau =
within zen DAYS why IN. prayer o: 'ie said V.tl'
tone; si"u.d 10. ne GiaNisa
Ey Gcder ri TIE Court.
Gel3 u li- FRANK PACF. *. CelB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
By A. Gerard ,
By II. n. Van Solingen.

SALE OF WAREHOusED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

eoys o. .ng BOYS HIGH sciHc4.-
Hesteslay most Of tho scholars who attend
She Boye High School, Burgundy street.
songregated ana agreed 90 visit the tpper.
Girls High School, and IN a body marched
az :. Chestnut street. The gaNs were
locked. and the lads were Aoo Permitted 10
enter. 81, several Of the young ladies we're
on Tie gallery. and shey were heartily
shes,.d, Before the boys started on :he'r
EMISSION up town they learned that some
solc-... applicants would a.'ernpt t. gam
s.mt:tspc.. and on this depl"ved &c: She
uuypo.e .: sorcib!y preventing such scsios.
:.ye... rc!e,eI boys started 20 enter the
GnilSins. bu. they were stopped. Ihtee OF
,he applicants bad entered tho schoo!. and
wien this came 70 the knowledge OF the
pupil. . delegation entered aad seLs :Gein
:srth without much ceremony.
another delegation from the bore High
School called on superin tender: Bvo5hby,
dem andins that that official take measures
60 pre vent coloyed boys 1roH entering, but
he Informed them Via: his powers did 40,
extend 81 far. lie advised Them 70 rI:
she;r grievances 10 writing AVID send Them
20 the scaooA Eoasd. ard they agreed on
tna. course. They also stated tina. they
hoped .is graduating exercises would Ne.
.ake :.l.cs until the question Of Gi.es
ecsoo.s should te definitely settled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
By S. Guinault,

p. ,. HtKWI3,
Special Deputy Collector
deli 1921 Is 2a 81 1851
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
GIvERA
S.eki,r n New Field.
OvF.CR NEsEoRoHNGICALO HseH~Ns
Now Orleans. DecembeS u. 1874.

.E..ow high water mark OF 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

sHE Was ANXIOUS TO DIE--Yee.efdsy
Mary E. Rose, perfnmed with d strong
smefl Of gin was permitted 70 settle her
weary limbs in tho fret precinct station.
!ouse. after which she took nsr pair OF
ockings, wish her hair ribbon. and made
% hangmau's rope Of them. Oae end she
sled 70 i cellOar and tue other end placed
around her neck. and would have strangled
had 30. policemen been keeping a sharp
.ookou. in the prison. Before che had half
y ctance TO make an sngel-high OF low
OF herself. ths stockings were severed and
. !unr Of hu,nsnsy tel! 70 tins a1os. savea
Gar good or bad,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17
Loca! Intelligence.

aTv,, OTHER PERSON '-festeriay she
s,erson who was accused of having insulted
Che dele CATION from the Girls High School
on recently calling at this office, visited the
scboo; with several gentlemen for the <x-
0ress purpose OF learning ii The young
ladies could identity him. On entering The
,baiiding the visiting dale CATION was shown
:nto vacant room, and the scholars called
n. The errand which took the gent enen
.bere was explained to Mrs. Mcdonald. the
principal. who seemed to fully understand
She eases %hereupon one OF the visitors
called On the class 70 say it they saw among
chose present the individual who had treated
.hem sudely. With oae voice they declared
Mr.. Adams t. BE the Man, and On
being closely questioned, persisted in
.heip ..a,emen:. Mr.. Adams emphatic
ally denied a1 Knowledge OF ever
having seen either of the echolars,
and declared that he had AOs the talntesc
recollection 0f hayiIg uttered single word
attributed 20 him. On this the young ladies
seitera:ed al! they had said, whersupon Mr..
Adam. stated thas he was bound, IN the
GAGE Of such testimony, % believe that they
wers correct. A demand was then made
On him 20 write an apology and retraction.
20 which he consented, and quietly inGited
.he document. This was read to ttS young
sadies, who expressed themselves perfectly
satisfied, as also did the friends Of Mr.. Nc.
Donald. On this the party withdrew. and
che school resumed its duties. Those who
opposed Mr.. Adams, having saiG they were
confetti. WENT tAeie way, and :!e subject
was dropped.
TnEr WILL TALK Some eers.e ~iil
salk. rot caring whether they utter non-
sense or sense; chin music is everything TO
chem, and if they can not seli something
worth hearing they will palavsr everlast.
:nrly sb.ut nothing. Indeed, some Of the
:ribe san spout dictionary until deaf
enan'. ears resOund with . sound worse
shan the grating Of sswmill file. How
ever that has nothing to do with the reader
purchasing ticket in the Louisiana lottery
whsca VIII draw prizes she day after Christ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-17

orders and for general relief.
TO these allegations Martins answer is first
general denial. and further answering ne
saws that "a mutual mandate was verbally
granted between The parties to this suit TO
cell the stock held By them respectively tor
,heir Joint benefit. according 20 the number
Of shares held by each OF them. but. find!p
that ,ha plaintiffs did no: act under SAID
mandate and made no sales OF any Ut SAID
stock. revoked said mandates and informed
the plaintiffs thereof long before he sold
anv Of his stock; chat having thu. revoked
tho mandate to sell the stock referred ~.
he was at liberty to sell. and did sci! the
stool. belonging 70 hiE tor his sole benefi',
and is not bound TO give any part ni tne
lore he prava - be hence dismissed. With
his costs, and for general relief.
The evidence Introd ueeG to establish cEe
correctness OF the material allegations com.
prises several letters. the charter OF the
company and about 700 pages OF testimony
taken IN open court. the alleged agree
me.t. / think, has been established, both
by the evidence .. the PLAINTIFF and the
answer Of the defendant. There IS equal
little doubt about the alleged sale 10y Mar
tiH OF the $50 shares OF his stock. and the
sum for which they were sold. What. then.
are the legal results from these tacts:
The plaintiffs apparently discover no o.
s,asles to their right to a indgmen: as
PRAYED for, whils the defendants able coun
sci Celebrates eight legal propositions,
which he CONTENDS initiate against the
plaintiffs legal yigh: 70 d judgment. 1neE
are as follows:
/. There was ne consent forming coh'
tract according to law; no GgJreyatio me"
tium among all the parties; no cenn'te
proposition accepted by each and all o.
them
?. That the alleged contract was based
nDon an illicit and immoral cause. being a
fraud on the public-a conspiracy to DE-
fraud purchasers by false and deceptive
5, That the conditions Of The agreement