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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
L0ca, Intelligence.

VERY Poor COUNTERFEIT MEXICAN DOL
LARs.-MetropOlitan detectives yesterday
bdgged two meD, who give their names as
John Smith and James Ross, ia q house on
Case let near johnson street. The officers
having had sufficient information to furnish
them L direction visited the place Yesterday,
made sudden and unexpected dash into
the premises, and captured the men while
in the very act Of mOlding miserable speci-
mems OF Mexican dollars, Of the new pat
tern. There was a fiery furnace, crucible
nearly full of base metal quite as heavy as
silver, and pair of mOlds, made of brass,
having handles like pair Of bullet molds,
and u lot of metal for further manufacture.
Detective Smith instantly placed the men
under arrest and began search OF the
premises. He found sixty Of the spurious
coin, some bank checks and some counter
felt green backs, with letters which revealed
the fact that the bogus money was for the
Texas market.
The coin is a miserable imitation, being
soft. irregular, light and poorly finished, OF
mixed material one face being the Mexican
Gag le and the other side device used on u
Peruvian coin, all SD poorly executed that
even the most ignorant greaser would not
accept them for nickie each. The mold
has been sprung, 80 that. the edges of the
pieces ara uneven. Indeed the coins, If
they can be called such. are So vile that it
is doubtful if there can be any successful
prosecution against the accused. The fell
lows surrendered without resistance, and
are strangers in this section. The presence
of bank checks and counterfeit United
States currency in their possession, not to
elention tie coin, is indicative of something
wrong. The oitc. rs believe the men to be
connected with others who operate on a
more extended scale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17

A NEW ORLEANS INVENTION. - In tbs
third story Of the Davidson Row, on Caron-
delet street, is u small room occupied by
siagle person, whose history, if clearly
written, would furnish some interesting and
instructive reading. There is a work bench
over which are carelessly scattered almost
all kinds Of tools, from tiny graver to
eledge hammer. Lying around promlscu-
ousiy may be seen queer looking machines
of strange de' ice, which, to an unfamiliar
eye, seem as If of 10 consequence, and they
are dusty, some half finished, while others are
badly mixed. The place is cross between
pawnhroi<ers office and curiosity shop,
with IL dash of alchemy. Most of the tools
are of excellent finish, few very expen-
sive, but they all wear a laZy look, as il
ideness had robbed them of what little
energy they once possessed. Besides tools
and odd bits of machinery, artists mate
lialS are seen iuruDled together with belts,
eaws. wire, and such plain wares.
heavy screen suggests that behind 1t Is
something not for common observers; how
ever there is sufficient in sight to engage
the attention of Il thinking man. Fixtures
OF unique pattern and singular cons;ruc-
ton are on every hand. in such glorious
disorder, that very nervous person would
surely expire, If confined there for day.
Fixtures Tor "A great calcium light are ming
led with patented gas apparatus. while
Nlldfldauu NouD!s magic lantern topples IN
the rear, thanked by bits of grimmy inrni-
tbre. Nothing IS in order, no rule seems to
govern, and seemingly everything is where
u can not be found ii wanted. The COVER
nor OF this misty combination never loses
ANY time IN hunting for Il piece, as his praC-
teal hand searches better and faster than
his small. keen eyes. He is rather small
man, his face seldom without smile when
ccuyersiug with you, and his manner OF
speech i peculiar. some what pleasant.
Hi. name ia Edmunds, and he looks bit
Eng!i,h but is of American birth. lie is q
chroni3 inventor, which fact accounts for
the disorder that pervaces bis laboratory.
lu bis time lie has accomplished wonderful
things, among which was the huge fountain
"a The Cry stai Palace, London, being one of
.he iavora which he Ia least proud OF. Some.
how he dropped down here in New orleans
several years ago, just when The SUBJECT OF
cheap gas WAC on the surface. He thought
he could invent a cheap machine. and sue
coeded. Being poor, he could not manu1ac-
ture the apparatus, and finally disposed OF
u portion Of his patent To IL well-known cltl-
San, " 30 died shortly atterNard, and 80 TO-
day the apparatus is tied Tp with such
strong red tape in the courts that lie can do
nothing.
That having become stale and uDprctita'
Bile 1t was dropped, and his busy brain was
engaged in new directions. Recently, when
u man was jammed to death between two
railroad cars, because of miserable con-
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AMChENgENT<
The ktpern.

TO day at neon Professor Mehay Will give
on exhibition of his skill at sleicht of hand
Those who wish something out Of the beaten
track in the way of ma gio tricks should
witness NJ. Mehay's exhibition. Prior to
the seance will be enacted the new comedy
in one act, "Le Cheveu Blanc" The perform
ance will conclude with the vaudeville.
| Mile Rose" This evening Meyerbeef's
grand opera, Robert lie Diable," will be
performed TO-noSrow evening tue pro-
gramme offered is UsTevy's opera, lies
Mousuuetares de H. Reine," q seance bv
M. Mehay and the vaudeville Mime. Ber.
trand, Mile. RatOn."
81. Charles Theatre.
Tho raatost l;t,Ia NAV tha, baa f.ese sss,
in New Or,e.ns far many a. dav vas acted
hv The Furnish Comedv continuation at tbe
81 Charles last night II was tho E;tt,
Ayonua Thaa+ra sanrat;on ca,ied IAl;xer
from tho Erauch of ..Rarnnesa 1e plaho;s :,
nn,nnr;sad j.; fnur ao+s Tho s+orr ia sI;ah,
p,r;.;.n ,notbar alonas from har hnshsnS
1aay;n9 u;,h him a aanrbter To her -
hnrn . seoona nb;I5 .Ere In tha course nf
bu,non ovsnts tba 100 5.u,b,ers ava thrnun
tnan,her in sociat, unLno,Sn w sach ntber
as o;star. AN Iowa tho sama ,n,o 70
yho,, 10 ol3ar s;o+or I,,e.e,,,. IA ha+rotb
cd ria mntbsr vs. ,ha Counties, 40
Saroor;r. h,,t - eoe, IN tbs Nv onIr &C
U,an raiopI Tho ,na,b.r of 4H,s In ,hs
intares, of -, ch;I6,s Eanninass tho f.ount
do Con,os.;,a dannnncaS Tx ,nn,hor os on W..
tr;amer and names 1Ji-e az a child Of shame
wbaronnon sba 10 ,vrnu,b+ to . ,,;tch ~
Sos,a;r ga 5a,,n,rs barsai+ hn Jrip,mninc
Tha s.ns.,;on nf Tho n;eca ia Tho hr;no;na
AErs mon the STAGE in tba {, nth act g;f
=, - fuo,hIanoae oF da.tb and a. 10
ands thara ioa1;na ;ta 1nnrai ito ro,, p,s,s
AMI whatayar ,n;aht have hannensd torari
raonr.;i;a,;on an5 tha undai1g Of wronm.
49, 90 - ;,,,a,,nat;on nf 10 s,ac+atT
The nlav differs with snarkline dialooue
and rich costumes and surroundip Ga. and is
novel in construction and action. Upon
that careful actress, Miss amelia Harris.
as Nine. Talory depended in a great meas
ure the success of the repre- snntation Of the
piece. She was equal to the character The
portrayal of hike requires acting of the
emotional school, which is the forte of Miss
George Langley. The tenderness and pa
thos with which she invested the part was
most touching.
For the matinee to-day Divorce will be
repea,ed. and in the evening Man aud
Wife" will receive it's second representa-
ton, when will be made the last appear
ance of the Furbish Fifth Avenue Theatre
combination.
On Sunday evening the excellent stage
manager of the regular company, Mr. Alex
ander Fitzgerald. will take benefit, and
will treat his patrons to the Merry Wives
of Windsor" in which our great comedian,
Mr.. Ben DeBar, will appear IS F,.lstaF
Within the past two years Mr.. DeBar has
given this character especial study, and
wherever he has appeared his acting of it
has received high praise from a discrim-
mating press and public. On bis broad
shoulders has fsalen the Falsta 6ian mantle
of the lamcpted llackett and he plays the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

MAYORS OPNcE,}
Council Hall ;
City of Carrolton. January 9, 1874.
NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
IN ance with ordinance adopted BY the Mavsr
and Council on the seventh day of January. le1i
will, after ten day. notice in the official journal,
the New Orleans Times ard the Republican, ad-
judcate to the lowest bidder, TUESDAY Jan
uaTy a. 1874, at II A. n, at the Cornci! Hall of
Carrollton, The contract for paving the following
streeIs TO wit
On Hillary street northwest side. from tevee to
Zinple street.
Ga Adams street. northwes: side. from st.
CHARLES to um street.
On Burdette street, northwest side. from Leves
to Plum street.
On Burt he street from Leonidas street TO Canal
avenue on the north eide, and from CaaG. avenue
to Lower Inc street on the south side.
On LeOnidss street, northwest side from LIE wee
to z rDple street.
On Monroe street, northwest side. from Lev.s 90
Fourth street.
On Mary street. ror,hwes. side. FROM i.ve. to
Fourth street
On zlmple street. nortiw ives: eide. ircn Ionroe
to I@onidas street
Said paving 10 hs done and paid for IN accord.
ance with specifications of the Sury eyor flied with
the Controller January u. 1873 and amended by
resolution Of the Mayor and Council Jal uary I.
1874 Adjudication subject to the approval OK re-
lection CT The Council.
jali I'd A. G. BRICE Mavnr
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

MAJORS oprIos,)
Council Hail. ,
Cry Of Carrollton, La, Jannar! 9ls74.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD.
IN 8nce with an ordinance adopted by the Ma yor
and Council on the sevenlh day of January, 1874 /
will, after DAYS notice in he official journal Il
Carrollton, the New Orleans Tim.s and R. pu bcan,
adiudiCate to the lowest bidder on TUESDAY,
January n. 1874 at II A. NJ, at the Connc Hall Of
Carrollt.n, the contract for curling he following
streets, TO wit:
On Burthe streat, both sides, f1om Leonidas to
Low eTllue street.
On Burfe.te street, both Sides from Lev.e TO
Plum street.
On Hillary street. both sides, from Levee 10
Zimple street.
ON Leonidas street. both sides, from Leyee TO
Fifth street,
Work to De done and paid for per ica ions
Of he City SURVEY or, tvd in The Controllers Office
January 81, 1873. Adjudication subiec5 to the
sppr.va ~r lection of the Council.
ial1
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= B. TANk ? KID.
de27 81 JAG 10 United States Msrshal.
Frederick Chalong VS.. steamboat Cover

Frederick Chaiong VS.. steamboat Cover
nor Alea, her tackle, etc.
I'm THE UNITKD STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District OF Lsuisiana, No. 10 352l-in obedience
TO an admiralty warrant, to directed in the
above entitled suit have seized aud AIKEN into
possess
THE STEAMBOAT GOVERNOR ALLEN, her
tackle apparel, etc now libeled bv Frederick
Chatang, the causes set forth in the libel now
pending N tie District Court of the United states.
A d do hereby cite and admOnish the owner
owners thereof, and all or every person persons
having or pretending to have any night, tit or in
ter.st IL or to the same. to be- a appear at
district court cf the United Utates for The district
aforesaid 10 be holden at the city OF New Orleans,
on the first Morday OF February 1874 to show
cause, II any they have can, WHY the said steam
boat shnu d not be condemned, and sod aGreeably
to the prayer OF ibeiant-
United states hlarshals office, Kew Orleans,
January S 1874.
:. Z. PACKARD
;a6 20 d tel United States Marshal
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MAPSHAL'S MUNITIONS.


William Greenwood vs.. Ship Florence
Atom.
IN TIE UNITED Sl'ATE rs pIsT Riot COURT, DIS
i trict OF Louisiana, No. 10 J32.-In obedience 10
An admiralty warrant, % nae airecie., in he above
entitled quit have seized and taken Auto my pos
sts-ion-
TIE SHIP FLORENCE 4LT9E, 30 1ib4Ied by
William Greenwood, for the c,i-es SCI for in the
lib now pending La tue District Court the
Emitted Sis',R
And do hereby cite AMI admonish he owner or
owners Thereof and al and every person or per-
IONS having pre- ending o have any rignt title
or interest n or to tue came, to b. and app
strict c. urt vt the U1ited States for he dstr ct
aforesaid, To he holden at the City or New Orleans,
on rs. first Mon ay OF February show cause ii
any they have can, WHY the said ship Florence
Aion sLou d not be cOndt nntd and sold grt e.bl,
10 he PRAYER ~ ii7elint.
Uni'.i States .rsh AS Off e, New Crleans Jan
uary !35i.
q. +. fACKaRD
sai0 20 7.-s United states Mar,ha'
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II z. Il. l. b. J. MONTGOMERY, at Ii o'clock,
1t the corner Of Camp and Matches streets, q
general assortment Of new and eecond hand
furniture, etc.
BIZ sBERIfP HARPER, at II O'Clock al Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange Eve lots corner OF
Annunciation and Pleasant streets. one lot on
Liberty. between Second and Third streets; six
iots, with improvements, on Poydras, Julia and
Broad street.; one lot Julia, between Ba-
rome and DRY aces streets; the square Of ground
Lounded by Dupre, Banks Gsyoso and Baudin
Streets one lot on Baronne, between Giroc and
Lafayette streets; ten lots on Clio. between
Howard ard Freret streets: one lot 81 Basin.
between Lafayette and Poydrss streets; two
lots on Fulton, between Girod and Sotre Dame
streets: six lots corner of Poydias and Ber-
trand etreets and Poydras and johnson Streets
lot, with buildings, on Robertson. between
st. Philip and Dumane streetsi q piece OF
ground, with buildings, on Annette between
Claiborne and Prosper streets.
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NOTICE 10 UONTKACTUKs.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ aHce with u resolution adnpten on tho
enth day of January. 1874 l will, sse ten days
notice IN he official journal OF Gairoton and The
New Orleans Times and Republican. ad Indicate to
the lowest bid iey, WEDNESDAY, January g.
1874, at II A. NJ at the Council Hall of Carrollton,
the contract for Smelling Green street, from Car
rolltnn avenue to Adam str ct in accordance with
spec fcatlnns OF the CITY Surveyor, approved by
the No yor and streets nd Landings Committee, to
be nie in The CONTROLLERS Office before the
day of sale The said work to be paid for in
cordance with the provisions OF the city charter
of Ca rollton. The ad jndcation subject to the
approval Or rejection Of the Council.
ia IL I'd A. G BRICE, Mayor Of Carrollton.
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WHEREAS, WILLIAM J. PORTER. ISDrv1D.
w ua ly, and member of said firms Of
New orleaus and district aforesaid, duly de-
March 2, 1867, has this day fled in said court a
petition praying for discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims proya
Bile under said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their tebtp and all other persons
1874, at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the
same. and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, If any they have why the prayer OF
In" said petition SHOULD not be granted and further
notice is given, that the bankrupt will undergo au
examination before Register Kellogg, the
Thirty first day of January, A. D 1874, at II A.
NJ, At his office, Cnsiomhouse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans. January b. 1874.
jai4 Al 20 X. LOEW Deputy Clerk
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1911
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUR c
j Dstrct OF Leusispa-ln obedience 10 an sd.
niiratv warrant to me directed in the above en-.
titled suit, have seized and taken nto uy posses
Hlun-s
III 900 CIGARS now iibeled by the United Sta;-s
tor tho set forth in the lipel now pending
ia the District Court OF the United stdtts.
And do hereby cite and admonish the ownsl
or owners thereof, and all and every person 81
persons having or pretending to have any right
title or iut rest in to the same, to b. and appeal
Mt DistrC6 Court of the United States, for the
Ds let aforesaid, to be no den at the city nf New
Or!eaus, on the bird Monday III Jauuary, 1874, 70
SHOW cause, If any they have eau, v ny rhe s8iG
cigars SHOULD not BE- condemned and be sold agree
ably 70 the prayer Of librants.
United states Marshal's Office New Orleans
sixteenth day of December 1873.
\. Z. PACKARD,
deIT "a ilil 70 United States Marshal.
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Parker, Wi.e & Go. vs.. Steamboat Anna
-Joseph kui ledge vs.. Et4ambOat Anna.

IN THE United STATS DISTRICT COURT
IL District of Louisiana, Nos 1880, lo,3l2.-Ia
obedience 10 an adm ra ty wa rant 10 me directed
l. the above entitled suit ave seized and taken
mao my possession
THE STEAM BOAT ANNA, her boats, tackle. ap
pa ell f,Tnitu1-, etc, libeied by Parker WISE
L c." ard JOSE h Rulrd - for the eanses set fort
n The llbe = now pending III the District Court of
the United Statee.
Ard do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
the eQf al d all and every person PERSONS
having OF pr Tending to have any right, title in
teresi in or to he tn he and appear at dis
tiict court OF the United states for the district
afornsa.d, 10 be holden at III. city of View OreaRs
Oh The third Monday in January, '894 to show
ctsr, II any they have or ca, why the said tam
boat Al ma should not be condemned asd sold
agieeably - the PRAYER of Hb@lants.
Lnilrd States Marshals Office, New Orleans,
December 49, 1873.
&. r. PACKARD,
d-2G d iai0 II United states Marshal
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trivance for coupling, he retired to his shop
and whitfield out a car coupling which his
genius contrived to save lives and property.
The apparatus i, certainly far superior to
any which has come under our notice, but
it would be difficult for us to describe it on
paper. Mr.. Edmunds has working models
and takes pleasure in displaying them. Let
railroad and machinery men inspect this
New Orleans invention, for it has such
merit that the world should have the benefit
Of it
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17

Office <;ermRnla lnsurance Company,
No LA Con- N street, New Orleans January 3,
lS74.-Notice is hereby gwen that election Tor
twenty four directors will be held at the office of
the company, on MONDAY, January Is. between
the hours OF 10 A. n and 2. P. NJ.
jag I'd 4. MAIER, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Otfcs Of the Controller of the Currency,
Washington October %. 1873
NOTTGE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
IN who NAV have claims against the New orleans
National Banking Association, of New Orleans
that they called upon IN p esent
the and to make leg ii proof TO John Cock
rem, receiver, at the office Of said bank No. 81
Carondeet street New Orleans. Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
nol6 3n Controller Of the Currency
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS RREBY GIVEN THAT " ACCORD.
~ ance with resolution adopted On the seventh
dav of January, 1874, | will, after ten days police
In the official iourDa Of the city of Carroton the
New 0tlean. Times and Republican, adjudic ste TO
the low, 81 bidder, on WEDNESDAY, January 20.
!oIl' at II A. NJ. Ut ne Council ball the cen
the city of Carrnilton. fail Fire Wells to be
built after the plan and specification Of the Sur
veSor, approved by the Mayor ard St eets aud
Land IS Committee 10 be- on file in the Con
troeis office, or before he day Of sale. Said
adjudication subject to the appro al Or rejection
OF the C.,uuC.. A. q. B6ICE,
l4il I'd MSyor Of Car roiton
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JOstph " hi,cH I'd vs., sleaInship IT. Leuis.
her tackle, etc.
TN THE UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT COURT
l. District OF Louisiana, No 10 3l9 IN obedience
to au admiralty warrant to directed in above
EMIT ed suit, have seized and taken INTO my pos
Session
THE sTEAMSHIP ST. LOUIS, her tackle boats
ETC., now hee!ts by Joseph Whiteield for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
DlstIic: Court of the United States.
End do hereby cite and admonish tie owner
owners ht reof an all and every person per-
sOGs having or pretending to have any right, title
interest in the same to be and app ar at a
District Court of the United States, for the district
afor- said to be holden at the city Uf New Orleans,
the inst Monday OF February 1874, to show
cause il any they have or why the sad steam
ship should not be condemned, aud be sold agree
ably 10 the PRAYER of lihelant
United states Macshars office January 5. 1874.
=. y P4CHAhD,
lac 20 II fa1 United Sta.es Marshal.
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Juan Canal ei.I. Va. steamer Belle Lee.

- 800 ,''''A' $50 'Ss .'tS''fi Asfsi' 1ets
~ 1hB IhiTrc S.AIk, Hi>TRlC: sOERT
Z District - ...islaua. ~. s0S!5-.. et.ii.nrr
sp az admiral. warrant 1. 'I.c directed ]! ili
above "ntitisd sat- .ayr s. n.I .h1 :aLe.. IA TO
rose sion
TOE rjtAMEi. rtiHE go VOW :ib-ied ~
Joan t.na.. 81. for :he .Hu-cs set furtd IA the
rhel - W pad q ia Size GiStSict .olrs of tAo
I eel ; ate5.
And do hereh. rite ard a'Ilpuis1 he oHGn, or
owners thereof and all and VERY person or prf-
cons having % pf'L"'dn2 10 la - y ign, tliin
or M rest y "r 10 the soma to he RI.u ~ ar a
d-asicr cor. .f tHr tni'ed states tor & al RET
aforesaid. 10 b. holden At IN. CITY of Nv t'i a
TIE third Monday If January ls.; t,ehoy
cans-, II any tieg have reu why the said
steamer Bile Lee should NOT be caDd-IaIed and
sold agr"eably o tAe PRAYER OF iil.e ants.
tpit-d States MarsLaPs Office NJ. tJTI. al g. De.
ceDber q. 1913.
=. E. PACKARD.
de2. 81 j4c.s T6ited States MAJ siias
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COURT OF TaE sTATE or
LOUISIANA.
RICHARD FRANCIS VIZ. WILLIAM T. LEVINE
ct als-No. 2e2-.

CLERKS OfPICR, 4
New OrlPaas, November u, 1917 I
ON NOTION or Il; HOWARD McCALEB, Bso. +,
~ # counsel for Richard Pancis, plaintiff and
appellee herein and on fling affidavit showing
tina since the appeal WAS takes in this case and
during the tendency of the came in this court
Edward Mitchell one Of the defendants and ap-
pellants has departed this life that his proper rep
resen atives have not come in and made them
selves parties to the appeal and that they are un-
known to the appellee
1t is ordered by the court, that unless the proper
representatives of Edward Mitchell, deceased one,
OF th" defendants and appellants herein, appear
and become parties to this appeal thin three
mouths from publication in the New Orleans Re-
publican the official journal of the State a news
paper printed at the seat of government, the ap-
peal herein wilt bo dismissed the cause heard
according to law.
h. reby certify The foregoing to be true extract
from the minutes OF the eleventh day OF EoveIu-
Der. A. ID. 1873.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto Get my
hand and affixed the zeal of this honorable court
at The city OF New Ollehns this thirteenth day Of
November, A. u. 1873.
?. Nice. HYMAN,
nn26 d. ~ fe2JT Deputy Clerk.
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pcces.ion of Rufus &. Nnrr;s.

G -COND DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
~ al orb u4. No IS 29t.-SJrice is hereby given
he creditors Ut this ate and to all other per
SONS hrrciJ irJe estsd TO show cause within ten
days II IN ih5 Present Notification, il any lhey
hay" o. can, way he account pte ented by the
adlonei rat1r of this estate should not be- bomo.o-
ga,'i aud spprnvei and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
BY nrder OF the Court
Ja7 ~ FRANK PACE Ja., Clerk.