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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
HARBOR AND MARINE ITEMS.
Port of Ashtabula.

/ ARRIVED.
/ Nc, { Prom. Havana. Capt McEachren. from
| Erie. light. Sehr. c. Spadman; Capt. Rice, from
/ L'Anse with 563 tons ore to Rhodes & Co.
! Oct. 2-Sehr. c. H. Walker, Capt Crawley. from
Marquette, with 531 tons ore to Rhodes Co.
4 Scow T. Jones, Capt. Fear, from Marblehead with
/ IS cords Of stone for Garfield.
Oct. 3-Br. Schr. Undine, Capt Johnson light
light from Marquette.
Oct 4-Br. Sehr. Queen of the Lakes. Capt
sullivan, from Cobou.g, with 335 tons ore TO
Rnodes q Co. Sehr. ROscius, Capt Finn. rom
kingston, with 200 tons ore to Rhodes & Co. pr.
Sehr Haeusta, Capt. Hughes, frUm CObourg, win
80 tons ore to Rhodes & Co.
Oct. 5-Schr. Worthington, CaOt. Williams IRON on
Cooo1rg, with 295 tons ore 10 Rhodes q 49, ~. DI-
senr Aarysburg, Capt Naught"n ron pro,, civ
With s69 tons ore TO Rhodes Co FTop. coLy lily
Dunkert, and barges light from BunalD. SOn, IL
Snow Drop Capt Pettis from Buffalo, win S;OOO
6rls. salt II. Hubbard & Co Schr- fsrfy " mite
Capt. Baker, light from Coloourne'
Oct. e-Schr. AIpena, Capt Cox, from Port HUI
ron, with 20 m II lumber to Garneld-
CLEARED.
Oct. 1-Schr. Thos Quayles. Capt Tompson,
light for Marquette. Prop. Havana, Capt. Nc
Eachrcn. light for Erie.
Oct. 2-Schr. Sumatra. Capt. Morse light for
Marquette Schr. Z. Rawson, Capt Carr. with
$50 tons coal for Buffalo.
Oct. s-schr. S: Hanna, Capt: Humphrey. with
Hitchcock, light for marblehead. Prop. Havana.
Capt. McEaceren, light for Marquette Schr.
Helena. Capt Robertson, light for Marquette
Oct Abr. schr. Huron, Capt. Kingston, light
fol. Goodrich.
Oct. 5-Barge Rebecca Capt. Lee. for Bay City;
with 100 tons coal. Prop. City Dunkirk, ana
bdrges, light for Bay City.
Oct 6-Scow F. L. Jones. Capt. Fear, light for
Marblehead. Schr. C. Spsdman, Capt Fklee, tor
Torch Lake with SO tons coai. Br. Schr: Un-
dine Capt Jones' for Hamilton, with $50 tons
coal Scow Perry White. Capt. Baker, for Col
bourne. with 95 tons coal.
Oct 7-Schr. Roscius, Capt. Finn for Detroit,
with 400 tons coal WoTthington, Capt. Williams,
light for Cleveland
The scow J. .. Porter went ashore off
Fairport Tuesday night She sprung
leak and becoming water logged and un
manageable in attempting to reach the
Harbor went ashore off the east pier.
The schr Board of Trade that went
down not long since, some 25 miles off
Fairport, has been lifted from 20 10 48
feet of water, and at last accounts, was
within nine miles of port. Since gone
into dry dock at Cleveland.
The smuggling of ore into this port by
Canada vessels, through false receipts. is
charged by the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Some of these cargoes are weighed off in
the cars as discharged. and the deception
alluded to entirely precluded. Besides.
the vessels are small and regularly in this
trade, and their carrying capacity of this
article too well known TO admit of much
of this kind of roguery. If the writer OF
the statement alluded to is as well inform
ed upon this subject as he is upon the
rates of tariff stated, his complaints are
hardly worth noticing.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
NEW ADVERTTSMENTS,
Proclamation,
WHEREAS, it is enacted bv the

W HEREAS, it is enacted bv the
I'M General Assembly of the State of Ohio.
i iaat II hall be unlawful for any person with
IN Lls state to St Il, barter or give away any sr
lsuoIs, ElHous or malt Liquors on the day Of anv
eleCtloh neld within this State under the ConsTi-
luton or laws thereof: and it is hereby made the
duty OF each and all persons who are aulhorized
under or by the laws of this State. or the mnnici
pal regulations Of any city, town or yillaoe nf
this State to sell or barter any spiIituous y1nons
or malt liquors. to close their respective estab
Iishments ON those days. Any person ofTendino
against the provisions of this act shall be fined IN
any sum not less than five dollars hOr more than
one hundred dollars, and be imprisoned ed in the
county jail for period not exceeding ten days"
l, S. c. TalcOtt, Mayor OF Ashtabula, do hereby
warn the inhabitants of said Village of the pro
visions of said Act, and that all Yiolators of the
same will subject the offender TO prompt and
speedy punishment. Aud all Marshals and pO-
lice officers in said Village are hereby required 10
close all houses found violating said Act and to
report forthwith all violatOrs thereof to me.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day
Il. s. of October 1874.
S. C. TALCOTT. Mayor.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
DIED.

,-,nouucoments free; Commendatory Notices,
hall rate.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

Scarlet Ladies Cloth, at
2 @ CARLISLE g. TYLER's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

Floor Oil Cloths, cheaper than the
cheapest, at CARLISLE 6 TYLER's. 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

DIR. p. DEIC HmAN, Physician & Surgeon.
having located himself IN Ashtabula, respect
fully tenders his services to the citizens of Ash
tabula and vicinity. DR.. P. Deichman speaks the
German al English languages iuently His
office and residence is in Smiths new block, Cen
tire street 0ef1sn1A
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

II Alcoholic stimulants are taken into
the blood the heart works faster, and this
unusual speed wears out the vital ma
chinery. All intoxicating nostrums ad-
vertised rs "tonics" "renovators," &c.
produce this disastrous effect, and should
be rejected. DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE
VINEGAR BITTERs-an invigorant with
out the curse of alcohol-is everywhere
supplanting these PUisUns. 1890 4w
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

Rubber boots at Morrison 6 snedekor's
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

YoUKesrowN DTvIsloS-I.- s q NJ s
Leave Ashtabula, 4:sO A. n. 9;i5 A. N. Arrive
I1:IO An $50 r. N.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
THE MARKETS,
AshtabuIa Marke.

AsHTn "A Oct Q. 1874.
Dealers pay the following Prices
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

By order Committee.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

is duh as can be. The buyers are not
buying and the sellers have long faces.
Wien 1t will revive no one can tell. for
no one knows. 1t is to be hoped that it
will start up soon, or some OF the business
men will go mad. 1t is somewhat curl
Gus, but despite the stagnation, the re-
tail business of the city is good and is
getting better daily. There seems TO be
as much extravaganza in dress as ever /;
the theatres are filed as usual the drink.
ing places have their usual business-In
fact everything that is unnecessary seems
to be fourlshing. Men and Nomen
seem TO have money to squander on lux
urles, but that is all. There is no build
ing in progress, and trade generally is at
fearfully low ebb. New York is living ON
hope. PIETRo.
Nov YOrk, Oct ,, 1874
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
american Officers in Egypt

Thc Khedive Of Egypt, who has shown
his appreciation Of Americans by appoint,
ing one to command his ARMY. and several
others 20 subordinate positions, has picked
emf three of the Dartmouth medical stu'
tents. Charles +. Brown. Frank A. Colby
md Charles w. Dustin. to superlntend ti e
surgeons corps OF his army. They start
Tor: Egypt early in December. onl y n few
weeks after graduation. and expect to reach
CAIRO. their headquarters. in about. six
weeks. They are to serve on the khedive's
san. and act Immediately under his orders.
Mr.. Brown is to have salary OF soooo IN
.old. with the payment OF expenses TO
frypt and back, and will rank az colonel.
HIS a native of New York State. and
graauate of Union College. He pIactlced
law for two years, but abandoning TINS pro-
:ession. he travelled in Egypt for some Tune,
and. having studied medicine at Berlin anu
Vienna. returned to this country. lie was
for time editor on q paper in jamestown
New York. Colby takes the rank OF leu:
tenant colonel, and receives q salary OF
$500 in gold, with his expenses PAID. ne
lie is a Lancaster man, but graduated a.
Colby University, and was once aesociS1o
editor of the Bangor (Msine) Wing. ne
Twill live permanently in Egypt. Dustin
will rank as major, and have . s Mns ~ -
$500 in gold, and expenses paid; Ane !os o.
dence of Brown and Dustin IN Egyps's 70
be only temporary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1874.

Of November 1874. as per contract,
$ll 500 81.
Firemen's Charitable Association of the
Fifth District, for services rendered in the
month of November, 1874, 500.
Firemen's Charitable Association Of the
Sixth District, for services rendered in the
month OF November, 1874. Sll33 33.
J. Davidson Hill & Co. agents, for rent
of premises on CarOndelet street, known as
Davidson Court used for police purposes,
for the mouth Of November. 1874, as per
lease. $3.50.
C. E. Girardey & Co, for rent Of First
District Court building, on Orleans street.
for the month of November. 1874. as per
lease, $3.50.
G. Casanave. for services rendered as jury
commissioner in the month of November.
1874, SAL G6.
w. NJ. Smallwood, for services rendered
as Jury commissioner in the month Of No.
yelnber. 1874, Sal GO.
G. A. Miltenberger, coal for Waterworks
in November, 1874, approved, 1913 IS.
Folger & Co.. tallow. etc. for Water
works, in November, approved, 1925.
James Buckley. stationery for Depart.
| proved, $l3I 80.
Johnson Armstrong. stationery for City
| Council. in November. 1874. approved.
! S2l 50.
Louis Schneider, Administrator OF III.
nance, for cash advanced for law charges.
etc. as per voucers. $l3l 10.
D. Schluter, reimbursement, Surveyors
Department, approved by the Administca.
! tor Of improvements. S!9 40.
l.. Ruch. tor fresh beef furnished to the
| following institutions in November. 1874.
approved: City Workhouse, Sl30 90: Boys
| House of Refuge, $I35 81.
Mrs. \. NJ. Davenport. for vegetables for
Bows House of Refuge in Novemb Der. Is. l..
| SIS.
BY Mr.. Calhoun. and adopted:
/. For the relief of John Frawlev.
| .. Providing for an issue OF street improve.
ment bonds to T. J. Coleman. for one third
of the square block paving in from. Of the
property Of J. II. Millet.
! ). Providing for an issue Of street I'M.
proyemen: bonds to I. J. Coleman. for one.
third Of the square block paving in front Of
the property of Widow II. Lynd.
| by Mr.. Lewis. AID adopted:
| "Providing for the paymen: Of the
! several accounts therein named" beginning
| Page & c..
| Petitions.
The aforementioned petitions, presented
by the Mayor, were seve:aly referred as
| stated:
From William vinken, for permission to
erect blacksmith shop on Magazine street
between Milan and Berlin streets; from A.
w. Motfat, relative to his claim to improve
ments on lots Nos. l. , and 3, in the square
bounded by Wells. Front. Crossman and
Customhouse streets. advertised to be sold
to satisfy the judgment Of Mrs Myra Clark
Gaines against the city. and from proprie
tors and others. against William Vinken
being allowed to erect steam engine 70,
blacksmith chop at the place petitioned
! for by him. To the Administrator Of Com.
mercc.
The Council then. on motion Of Mr..
Lewis. adjourned. subject to the call of the
Mayor, the call to be made when the Mayor
and Administrators elect announce :heir
readiness to take possession Of the govern
ment.
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
RIVERS.
Ahnva love
Below high water mark Of 1874.
Echoes of Democracy
Alexandria has had its jubilee, and fee

Alexandria has had its jubilee, and feels
better. The Democrat says:
In the town hall square, on Saturday
night, our people met, and certainly had a
bully, jolly time of it, and did not mince
words either. but called things by their
proper names. thus giving vent to their feel
ings, exultant and buOyant by the charms
and graces of well earned victory. The
square was Illuminated in the old, cheap.
Democratic pine knot style, with large
and suitable speakers stand in the centre,
the fine Alexandria brass band pealing
forth the powdered thunders OF our success.
All of our orators. two Of our Representa-.
tiyes and several cOlOred ones, treated us
to speeches. good speeches. just suitable to
the times. to tho occasion and in behalf of
rights which have now been indicated.
and which we take peculiar pleasure in re.
cording. Now that the fight Is over. a
fight in which We came out first and fore.
most. and in which every man in Rapldes
has right to be proud OF, and the jubilee
is over and was good one. let us thank all
names and specialties. and only lay aside
our armor tor another fight. which we
must soon be called upon to take hand in.
In the same Issue the Democrat has an
other article headed keep Away" which
is not at all in accordance with the sweet
tolerance OF free speech reioiced over in the
jubilee account. keep Away" reads:
We have received information, which we
deem good. that notice has gone forth to
the negroes here that notorious Radical
from abroad will be in this town on Satur.
day, and intends speechifying to the ne.
groes politically and in behalf of Radical.
ism. This emissary halls from New Orleans.
and we believe had better keep away from
here. at present. There is no good, but
much mischief just now, day after the
fair. in snch fire brands being turned loose
here. We hope our warning will be we'll
considered and no such ico!ishness will
come off.
The Democrat also takes ''time by the
iorelock to announce that Grant parish
should be abolished. and its territory re.
turned to where it originally belonged:
provided, Of course. its people favor the
expunging. Of which there can be no doubt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25


C!XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 615y.-3; virtue OF q wr.. Of seiz.
'Ise and sale to we direcved by the honorable che
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed 20 sell az
public auction. at The Merchants and Auctionee rs'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhOuse streets, il; she second District Of This
city. on SATURDAY. December u. 1884, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property. to
wit.
THREE CERTAIN LoTS OF GsoryD together
with al! the buildings and Improvements thereon
and apDuiteDances thereof. situated IN the Second
District of this city. in Che square bounded by
CustOnhOuse Roman. bienvilfe aud PTieuy streets
and designated by numbers one, twenty five and
twenty Elk of square number sixty-Swo plan
drawn BY 6. A. Hedin. late suyveyo. the seven-
teenth January 1s4e and deposited In the Office Of
J. B. Beard, late notary publ. il this city.
Which said lots Of ground adjoin each other and
measure zach twenty.seven feet front on Custom
house street, by one hundred and nine feet ten
inches i've lines in Depth between parallel lines
American measure, lot number one forming the
corner Of Custom house and Roman streets Being
the came property acquired by the defendant
herein from William McCracken, Is per act ex.
ecuted before A. Commandeur. notary public in
this city. on the twenty first Of February. 1859.
Heized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
". p, HARPER.
nos 10 1924 del "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

BRIEF MENTIoN.-J. j. Mccain, a clerk,
was yesterday seen in close company of a
detective, and it afterward leaked out that
Mr.. Isaacson had mentioned something
about breach of trust and ENLIGHTENMENT:
Ann Brown was taken in from the cool
air at the corner of Caron6elet and Lafay.
cite streets for obtaining goods by fraudu'
lent representations from j. c. DE Matte.
Late Monday night an unoccupled one.
story frame house, at the corner Of Canal
avenue and Tenth streets, owned by James
Reagan, was burned.
James Hunt. William Anderson, George
Ferguson and William Bell were kindly
dropped into the first precinct as sneak
thieves. .
Ac Taw, broken China, was taken ont OF
No. 80 st. Philip street, entirely daft. SO
much for Mclean whisky.
The river is fifteen feet below the high
water mark Of last spring.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
loca! Intelligence.

one OF TIE EyENTs.-At seven O'Clock
this evening tho clans of Louisiana Hose
Company will meet their leaders at the
rendezvous, corner of Carondelet and Per
dido streets, then march through many OF
eur principal streets, finally 20 arrive at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles 7. Howard. No
l3. Prytanis street. where the company's
new steamer will! be formally ehristened
Preparations OF the grande.t kind have
been made to celebrate this event with con
siderable grandeur, and the members have
invited several hundred gentlemen 20 par
tcipa:c. The st. Charles Hotel vii! illumi
aats its front for the occasion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
NOTICE.

NUTIVEe
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington. D. c.. November I, 1874. :
GfR-YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO GIVE
- public notice that all United States interest
coupons will be paid at any time within ninety
days before their maturity. except when otherwise
ordered. upon rebate of six per cent annum
i'll gold, presentation at the Offices of the Treas.
llrer. United States Assistant Treasures at New
York. Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore. ST. Louis.
and ChaIl. ston. and United States Repositories at
Buffalo and !ittsburg
CHARLES r. COSANr,
Acting Secretary.
B. !. Flanders Esq. Assistant Treasurer Of the
tHi'ed States. New Orleans. Louisiana.
0Ols 20 - si.:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
VliIltTEENTH CALL,

YuIKTEENTH CALL.
Redemption Of Eive-Twcniy Bond. Of
1862.
TRsAs-Ry DEPARTMENT.
Washing: Oh. November 2. 1854. )
DR. VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN BY
ID the act of Congress approved July "a, 1850. en-.
lifted IAN act to authorize the Tefunding the
national debt" hereby give notice that the prin.
cipai and accrued interest of the bonds herein.
below designated. known as "Five-twenty bonds :"
will be bald at the treasury OF the United States.
IN the City of Washington. and after the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1873. and that the
interest on said bonds will! cease On that day.
That is TO say. coupon bonds. known as the fourth
series act OF February %. 1862. dated May 1869.
as follows:
COUPON BONDS.
As"-N0. s2oi to No. 1861. both Intensive.
&!0"-No. go! to No. 10 500: both incluiv".
ss5o0--So. StGl to No. .tGa both inclusive.
$i0.o-Sc. l4.90l to 20 600. both inclusive.
$4,000 900.
The ainoNnt outstanding tembrace,! in the mum.
bers IA abOyel is five million dollars VI coupon
bonds.
United States securities. forwarded for redemp.
!ion. should be addressed to the Loan Division OF
the Secretary q Office
nos 3. II. BRisTOw. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

We the undersigned Returning Officers. pursu-
ant to authority vested in us by act No. 98. APP.
proved November 20, 1872. do hereby certify the
foregoing is true and correct compilation OF the
statement Of votes cast at election for Justices
of the peace and eonstables, parish, Of Orleans.
held on the second day of November. A. D. 1874
under writ Of election promulgated GA the tenth
day Of September. A. d. 1874. ordering same.
and we hereby declare that the following named
dersOns were duly and lawfully elected. to wiz:
w. T. Houston. First Justice of the Peace.
W. H. Holmes. Second Justice Of the Peace.
}. LemOnnier. Third Justice OF the Peace.
j. CAIN Fourth Justice Of the Peace.
W. L. Thompson. Fifth Justice of the Peace.
stephen OLeary. Sixth Justice of the Peace.
!. a. CassDaur. Seventh Justice OF the Peace.
NJ sullivan. Constable First Justice Court.
J. Mccormack. Constable Second Justice Court.
:! DsmOgOuelle. bic Third Justice Caurt.
Joseph COntrerSs. Constable Fourth Justice
Court.
VIC. Sweet, Constable Fifth Justice Court.
A. Gtrstntr Constable Sixth Justice Court
&c. Piper. Constable Seventh Justice Court.
MADISON WELLS.
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
LOUIS ". KENNER.
q. CASANANE:
NOES \: OSCAR ARROYO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

An official examination into the cost Of a
university education in England discloses
the fact that the necessary expenses Of an
Oxford student need not exceed $3.50 per
annum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

WILD PIGEONs.-These birds are flying
near our city in great quantities and profes..
s!ona. hunters have bagged hundreds of
them. Amateurs who desire 70 indulge in
the rare sport of real pigeon popping must
improve this opportunity, as the birds viii!
not linger near here more than three or
four DAYS. Most of those brought to our
market are from across Lake Pontchartran.
They are in excellent condition. and the
hunter who sends the reporter a baker 8
dozen shall read frs: class obituary and
no questions asked.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

Succession Of Francois Xavier Gonzales.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 8: ,S89.-Whereas Jean Francois
Barthelemy has petitoned the court for letters Of
administration Oh the estate of tfe late Francois
AaVler GONZALES. deceased. interstate Notice Is
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said
petitioner shouG not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
no2i 29' FRANK PACE. r., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

THE New CRY ADMiNFrRArloS.-Quit
number Of citizens called at the City Hall
yesterday. expecting to see the new Mayor
and Administrators take charge OF their
different offices, but they were nisappo ntea.
- wien the successors will succeed. 4
rnmor sa,d that no change will! take place
Lafore next Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

VINO - ,uE OwsER.-A large telegraph
pole has been burdening the street gutter
IN front Of our office several days. and if the
owner does not take il away soon he will
have much trouble. Our Isaac has cut halt
cord of kindling wood out Of it already.
and says he can reach Cor as much more bee
fore the week is out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED GOV.
EkNNENT PROPERTY.

JACKSON BARRaCxs.1
New Orleans. November 70, 1874. )
4 T TEN O'CLOCK a. NJ. WEDNESDAY,, DE-
IA cember 80. 1854. at Jackson Barracks. New
Orleans Louisiana, there will he sold.
LOT OF IRON BUNKS. ANES, PICKS. TROW.
SERS, STOVES BUCKETS. WAGONS, TOOLS.
Also. a large iOt of CANVAS. consisting Of Tents
Tent Flies and gauiins.
Terms-Cash in government funds.
BY order OF the Department Commander:
FRANCIS B. JONES,
Lieutenant Third Infantry. Acting Assistant Quar-.
termaster. del o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

DoCrORs DIsAGREE.-Dr. Schumacher,
city physician. was called on when Mr..
Curry fell as il dead at the Third District
ferry. and he asserted that life was extinct
Another physician appeared and expressed
. contrary opinion. 1t soon after tcanspired
chat DR.. Schumacher was correct beyond a
douRf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25
'''s' 80 ''y WHY IN WI Nnt SATi-f GY 'HlsSN%
Merehanss' Mutual Insurance LQuspAs

-HeTGHaHss7 .HutuAI 1nsuruneO I0WpNnY
vs.. Mira. q. II. Bow.s, tutr!x.
S.fcoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PAR!sfS
~ .: orleans. No. &c 33e-Ev virtue "f = wi, %
nefS iacias TO me directed 5y The ;enoss
aoi" she Second District Ccur: for the paTssn 90
or~ans, ~ the above entitled cause vii! proceed
I" heli at public auction. at The Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. betwsere
lanai ADd CustomhO1ss streets in the Second 0iss
met OF this city, or MONDAY. November 80,
1874 at twelve o'clock 81. the following asseyibs.ss
property to witt.
SEVENTY FIVE SHARES of the capital stock se
the Canal and Clais"rne Street Railroad Companv
standing i'll the name of the defendant, Mrs. o. Ns
Bow!es, Oh Tho books Of said company, a. pei GER,
tihcafes numbers seventy and seventy y. one Oates
July T. 1863,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms~Cssh OF the spot.
". P. HARPkR,
ntis q 1879 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesnk