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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

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B'r5iy. VIM I N:,r,i. kci..
Eunc"mp''. II Patton, p,lir., " :; Ca
Ller, Hep
Blnkr, : Ned Tate. Nen.
Bladtp, John Newell. (,IJ Il =
i'ui.sa Ok. ! y Bennett, Dem
C;s;i" eli, "a IL Barr I,sldt. lJ.n.
her kee ana Graham - Kin. Dem
Curi itu' !, j Vi No".iiictlsr. l,,III
tabalrus, iaul + Netu~, II, IN
Camden, F VI Aiu.lr.,, Dy;n
'hlt:r"t. Appleton Otke,i4iLh. lad -. M
ta>" Il, li'.li.a> Ia So lttnl, a.,
NIi>'n a;ry, (H l. !, J..
tatA" b:'. ) VI Finger, n,r,
Chatham, j.Io VI M"iinS: . : t54nnrr
Deems.
Ch""au, Ei.h Elliott. Rep
ti"alcE.I.d, AIN B-.t,i>. i,crr.
''l'm"uS, V y Rich :r.'>"n. Dem.
Craven, in" |: GOOD, Cob t.IWa.d /
iii!l. (cui) heps.
Clay-John Q HEX. Dem.
cumberland, j = , Mc!:or, j NrD IL.
sup, Dems.
Dare, .Jn" b E;lle,iJ=e, Dem
navidsnl.. : demon y Mock. sIar>?.a! /
I'ini,iN. Dcns
Davi', Charles Andersen. Dem.
Durii", a q M"ssl-y, W Il wills
Dems.
EIgtcombe. willis Eunn, (rnD " !
Goodwin, (col) Reps.
Forsythe, Dr W III Wheeler. Hep.
Franklin. L L Mitchell. Dem.
Gsst"n, W i Stowe, Dem.
Gates Il Ii Ballard, Deni.
Grai.'ijie, ii I Hughes, (aol} -s;levs
Reps.
Greene, T + Iiock.r. Dem.
Guiiford, Neretis MeudcELal, JOHN y
Staples, Dems.
Halifax, \ White, G. w Daniel, Reps
Haywood, Frank Davis, Dem.
Harnett. j i Spe 4rs, Dem.
Henderson. ,iam-s Blythe. Rep
Territories 'ionoa Bllkar, Rep.
III de, A j Smith, Ind Dem.
l"edeil, y { Sharp, \ + Gather, ID r,ns
Jackson, E ID Davis, Dem.
Jones, j + Scott, Rep.
Johnston, E j Holt, L A Bizzal. Dems.
Lanoir, i Parrott, Dem
Lincoln, w \ I thompson, Dem.
Mitchell Moses Young, Dem.
Macon Jas |. Robinson, Dem.
Madison, ii A Gudger, Dem.
Mcdowell, A NJ Erwin, Dem.
Mecklenburg, Sol w held, j J. Jcttor,
Denis.
Montgomery, f Hurley, Dem.
Moore, A A McIVer, Dem.
Nash, w Il Griffin, Dem.
New Hanover, w ii Moore, (col) II
Northampton, Il Walden, Rep.
Brewington (col) and Alfred Lloyd. (col)
Reps.
Onslow, John w Shacso lCorl, Dem.
Orange, Matthew Atwater, Jno W I.atta,
Denis.
PasqUotank, W J MunGen, Rnp.
Ferquimans. j q A Wood, Rep.
Person, $ G Barnett, Rep.
Polk, John Garrison, Lib Rep.
rutherford, Eli WnisnaI:t, Rep.
Randolph, Ii L hIoi.itt, y ii Kendall,
Denis.
Richmond, Plat d Walker, Dem.
Rockingham, " n Mebane, Juni john
son, Denis.
Rowan, J S McCubbins, Geo NJ Germ
hal DIT, Dens.
Robson, r II Norinent and NeiN Ne
Neil, Reps.
Sampson, W II Bryant, James l Mccall
lop, Dems.
S.aniv, \ G Freeman, Dem.
Stokes, I hOmas Martin, Dem.
Surry, Vim Haymore, Dem.
Swain, I. ID Bryson, Dem.
Transs lvania, Thos. Cash, Dem
Tyrrell, w w Walker. Dem.
Union, Lemuel Presson, Dem.
Washington, G Il Wiley, Dem.
Wayne, Z Dortch and John " Isler,
Dems.
Warren, Carter Hawkins (col) and " II
Reps.
Wake, George V Strong, NJ W Page,
Michael Whitley and l. ID Stephenson,
Denis.
Watauga, J L Green, Dem.
Wilkes, II Foote and T j Dula, Reps.
Wilson, L Eatman, Dem.
Iadk II, VIM Glenn, Rep.
Yancey, w w Proffitt, Dem.
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EUROPE.

MARSHAL BAZAINE GONE TO
ENGLAND.
MEETING OF THE COTTON SPIN
NERS AT MANCHESTER.
S = \ MS II COM
LATEST FROM THE POLAR EN-
petition,
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IN e SENCL-E DAY
Academy Of The Incarnation,
WILMINGTON, y. C.,
LADY Oh Mercy.

This Institution SO favourahiv 'r"'T'i !" w.
mmet;ceS it, SIyth Sci"o 3tStif wear -
st. Nothing his been iett TIauur u ''i
it eycfv wav worthy ct !iht ra3 !,,t' n a+'' ~
home, rnd with little expense -" d'''-i''' = =,
Mouth Carol ma can receive tttreiA. :. ''"" e.
ard higt.-tuIied educ ItiDp- ltftHi'E a. -
corps oi accomplished ard prricT'.'' 4 '.l.i 80
'onvs nItIt buildings. with mp ~
the finest Part of WIN nstU-- III .''",''.
Offers 10 its pupils per h4ps more >'''i at'A'
tages tn>n the over crowded s-to H. H. "
our large cities +...,i
hitherto hv The ppViis ami ciir r lh'hi-'H va
the tablithment give abundant i'o '"a "
app cliCusion regarding climate IA - he ~. l..
tanned by those whose homes M" ~ M a. -
pa Of the state, during the scholastic 4'''
end II june 3 It'll. >. .y-
TFf;NS-i:nard an! III ton fncindli;s a., a.,
in g b-d.;ing &c F,-r Scholastic year q n'"ii'h
to re maid IN ad vanc.. hy ifsi lmenfs' 80
Languages. Draw i':g, faHthS' MUSIC "
form extra charge ~ ,..,,r.r,xr
Address o. HER - u ~
a"E2l
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m esnbers Elect to the General As
sembly of North Ca rOIiua for 1874

Members Elect to the General As
sembly of North Ca rOIiua for 1874
20.
| The following statement of the members
| elected to the General Assembly, as far as
| it goes, is considered correct. The names
of other members will be added as fast as
| obtained. 1t is certain that we have a
Conservative gain Of about 70 members.
SENATE.
LIST District, Curlituck, Camden, Pas
| quOtaDk, Perqumans, Hertfprd, Gales and,
Ehowan, VIM shaw and Thomas h
Jerngan, Denis.
I'd. TyIeli, Washington, Beaufort, Mar
tin, Dare, Pamlico, and Hyde, Cilas Lath-
am and Milton S Selby, Denis
3D.: Northampton and BERTHE, " W
PEBBLES, Rep.
4th Halifax, John Bryant. (col) Rep.
9th Ed5ec"niba, W L MADISON, (coD
Rep.
9th Pitt, Jos /, Stiekrey, Dem.
7,h Wilson, Nash and Franklin. Chas
NJ Cooke and Nick w BodGie, Dem.
Sth Craven, Richard Tucker, Rep.
9th Jones, Onsiow and CaIteret, ~ 7
r Bell, Dem.
10th Wayne and Dupln, II Z Smith
and John ID Stafford, Dclns.
18th Lenoir and Green, Josiah s;ugo,
Dem.
18th New IanDvs +, Edward Cantwell
Rep.
18th Brunswick and Baden, James
Cashwell, Rep.
18th Sampson, Edwin W Kerr, Dem.
10Th Columbus and H0besJn, w Eos
ter French, Dem.
10th Cumberland and Iarnett, Geo w
Pegram, Dem.
18th Johnston, L l. Wa1,lell, Dem.
18th Wake, CHARLES II Busbee, Dem.
10Th Warren, John " Pasclail, Rep.
(coD.
goth Person, Orange, Caswel, c E
Parrish and George Williamson, Dems.
21st Granville, Richard q Sneed, Rep.
22d Chatham. w q Albright, Dem.
I'D Rockingham, James Irwin, Dem.
Path Alamance and Guiiford, James
L Morehead, Dem, and A 5 Holtnn ,Rer.
25:h Randolph and Moore, II h
Worthy, Dem.
Goth l;ichmon,l ard Montgomery, Jas
LeGrand, Dem.
- Ii Arson and Uniun,C ii I M.Cau-
ley, Dem.
2sth Cabmrus and Sta,ly, Ds George
Anderson, Dem.
20tn Meckl-nburg, r p Waring, Dem.
Both Rowan and Davir, j IL Clement
| Dem.
3lst Davidson, Alfred IIarSrave, Dem.
Sd Stokes and Forsythe, Nelson :;
Cook. Rep
33l surry and Yad<in, j G Na,ler,
| Dem.
81 Ira,.,.H. Wilkes and AI4xan.er.
L F Arn'ield and + Il i.,rn,y, DENIS
35th Allegheny, AISLE AID W:,tarea. \
J McMillAn, Dem.
3G,h Ealiwe,I. B,:r!1 .,."I}ow-li. N!itcls-
ell and ianc"!, J { MIS-, j NJ lcuug,
Denis.
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yETORK!NG pECPI E-Male or Fe-
w mat. employment at home, $50 per
uculars snf vain zb!e samples sent free. d.
dress with s cent return stamp, q. RIOS :, " il
HAMS oilrS. n. y. iw
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rE!F Crescent
Z offered to the
autecd superb T
the IN aTktt. ct
diStinCtnt-S- u |
unriv:ii' ed, the
pri-nnat:c Fct-
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The King CT EcclapG's Grand Bail
The Toilets OF tg,e Lastic. and the
CostHzncs OF the 1lcn-'xhe End OF
ssac Setc1rsfinH.
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CautiOnI

UTE are instructed by the American Cotton
w Tie ComrHny TO give notice tiat ali er-
cons dealing without license in wrecked & Il on
Ties with buckles OF ssii Company, O. her
wise violating the patent rights of said ON
pany, will be hell responsible Tor damages.
DEROSSET & CO, gents
For the American Cotton Tie Co.
For the State of North Carolina.
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 10 d&w2mch
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CRESCENT SPECTACLE~

Srrr!acl:S no"
Pubic are Stifi
10 all oihcIs III
cipnrrtSs q u "
vision liz Y art
total abs nee
bEes re Il "
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Attorney General.
The signal officer IL this city is in
receipt of information that the brig
Cutllla, from Havana, came in sight of
the station at Cape Henry, OF Thurs
day afternoon, and reported the loss of
the Captain and several of the crew.
who died from yellow fever; and
nearly all the remainder of the crew
are Frustrated with the same disease.
The signal sergeant telegraphed to
Norfolk for assistance, and the pilot
boat Calvent came out and conveyed
her to safe anchorage between the
Horse Shoe and Lynn Haven Bay.
WASHINGTON, September 4-Night-
Before leaving Washington last night.
Attorney General Williams addressed
letter to the Secretary of War in
nature of request to order the station
of United States troops at certain
points as indicated by him, and where
the southern outrages have been the
most violent.
This letter was to-day forwarded by
Secretary Belknap to General Nc
Dowell, commanding the Department
of the South, together with the circu-
lar issued yesterday by the Attorney
General with instructions to so dispose
of the forces under his command. as to
insure the strict enforcement of its
provisions and the protection Of both
white and black citizens in their rights
Secretary Belknap says he intends to
comply strictly with the terms of the
circular, but will not issue the orders
for the movement of troops from the
War Department direct, but from time
to time, as information of outraces is
communicated, and will receive from
the Attorney General the localities
wherein the military is most desired.
and will notify General Mcdowell to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-11

It ia the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the Word. Is manufactured only
by j. II. ZEILEN & CO.,
MACON, Ga, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price. $500. Sold by all Druggists.
july 2j dSw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13
PRECIPITATION OFFICES.

Stain OF LoU,sIANA,o
Once State Registrar of Voters, }
New Orleans, August ~, ls74)
fENHE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS OF THE OFFICES
i OF registration are hereby announced tor tho
guidance Of qualified electors of the several cleo
ton precincts Of the parish Of Orleans;
FIRST ELECTION PRhCINCT.
Bounded by Felicity and T!,alia streets. and tho
Mississippi river:
Office No. 4091 st. Charles street.
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Thalia and julia Streets and the Nis-
Assistant Supervisor ...tr' j. O. EADKNHAUsRx
e'fice corner of Calliooe and CarOndeet strootA
THIRD BLECTION PRECINCT
BOUNDED by Julia aud Canal streets and the Ais-
Assistant supervsor. ..rr A. ROSE
Office No. SO Liberty street.
FOURTH ELEcrIoN PRECINCT.
Bounded by Canal and 1t. Louis streeis aud tho
Mississippi river
os:;cs Trsme stress between Cont and BEN ia
FIFTH ELkcTloN PRECINCT.
Bounded by st. Louis and st. Philip streets aAa
the Mississippi river.
Assistant Supervisor. .:.......L D. LARRIRU
office At. Ann street near TOnti
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by st. Philip and Esplanade streets And9
the Mississippi river
ace ro,ner 81 E"I,ac: and .t1ests
sEyRErH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Sounded by kspianade and Elysan Fields streets
...,..,n. sna the Mississippi river. u,rro.
Office corner of Bagatslie And Burgundy str eeta
EIGHTH ELECTlCN PRECINCT.
Bounded by Klyslan Fie Ids street. Lafayette ~
aud ths Mississippi siver
once corner Of Girsd and M4tisny streets.
METH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Lafayette avenue. lower llmits Of tho
city, and tho Mississippi river.
AA6intAnt SupcrvisDy JAMES IL, DOTGUkRTM
office at GENTLY Road Schooihouse.
TENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded by Felicity. and First strcsts and tho
Nisssslv p river.
Assistant Supervisor. MICHAEL J. CONEORS
ONCE c.iner Dryadcs and Jackson streets.
ELkvENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded bv First and Toiedano streets end tho
Mississippi river.
Offc. corner Magazine and Warrington streets
TWELFTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded by XoedanO street Napoleon avenue ana
the hissisaiI,pi river
Assi.. ans Supervisor THOMAS * FLASNAGAE
once en- siSgazine street, between Milan and
hatengO streets.
vHPgrFEtTH FLgCTIoy PRECINCT.
Eounle1 by Napoleon avenue, Peters avenue and
.he Mississippi Iiyer.
ASS slant Superv sog. j. NaLONHf
once co.ner Magazine anu BprdeauH streets
so,RTgHSTH INJECTION PRECINCT,
Bounded q,s Peters avenue and Loaerline street
and he MISSISSIPPI river ,.,,,yc.u
once S.sLyills sy.aua, between Live Oak and
Laurel streets.
vIFTEBSrH ELECTION PRECINCT.
orleans. right bank.
Assistant Supervisor. $1,000. '" r. LoAr
Office old court 81, aisitra
FIFTEENTH ELECTION pKEcISCT.
Cooud.a by I,werlinc street Carroltou avenue
and Hississipp river.
Ass,ssnrt srnsrysor .............LRN WILLLAAa
e,G!ce Courthouse, safroiIoh aveuua.
SEyEsYE1Nra ELECTION PRhCiHCT.
Hou!t,eA by s'arroll:on avenue. Upperiine strest
siralaing canal, 1t s,issispi river and LAks
PontclarsTsino
Assistan. PuI>rSlsor .sa'Os BkRBEH
s,Ucs G>yr0IlioiS sTsaue, between HampBOn and
sACd,l8si sircSts.
N8LAlaA WRIGHT.
eefS$W State RegistrSr ~ vofeaA
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AMCkE MENTS.
De. Chayles Theatfe.

Gfeenwall's Dramatic Company, with Mr..
Z. T. Stetson as star. Ope ned at this house
on Sunday evening to a large audience. Inc
play was Fosters sensational drama called
Meek and Neck" 1t was repeated last
night, anu is announced for tonight. 1t 10
not altogether an agreeable play. What
ever about the performance occurs to please
is music and the comic situations of minor
characters not belonging to the story. Mr..
sretson is not bad actor. but he has a bad
piece The company selected by Mr.. Green.
wall for Galveston appears 20 be good
one, capable Of good work, but Meek and
Neck" does not show its strength. Miss
Dollie Bidweil comes with good reputa-
ton as leading lady. Before pronouncins
upon her it is tair that she should be seen
in character showing her 20 better advan-
lively eoubrette. Mr.. Marble is . fair come
dian.
Academy Of Music.
Schumann's Transatlantic Combination
appeared at the Academy last night in an
entirely new programme. Mr.. Schultze. OF
many faces, represented several characters
known about town. Miss Dorati added
much to the entertainment by fine yOcalism,
and Miss Fontainblean, an old tavOrite, did
her wonderful :erial acts suspended under
the dome Of the theatre.
The Globe.
The event of last evening was the open
ing by Manager kittredge OF the Globe
Theatre This brought out the Worrell
Sisters and Mr.. Cahill in tho burlesque of
1.-THE Field of the Cloth of Gold" incl
dental 70 the burlesque was given an olio Of
specialties, introducing hottie Estelle in
songs, Professor LIE Tort in feats Of magic,
and wonderful child called Baby Bindley,
in songs and drum solos. The baby is
one OF the youngest and smallest OF
performers, and quickly found a place in
popular favor. Mr.. Ernest Byne alsO ap.
psared in several characters. personating
young ladies of society. His wardrobe 10
magnificent, and his person and manner
make the deception complete. This young
man has a romantic history. 1t will he re-
mem bered that few years ago tho higher
circles of London society we're startled by
tho frequent appearance in public places of 2
young man in female attire. The hero Of
those wild freaks is the Ernest Byue Of
to-day, who has adopted the stage 70
crafty his love tor adventure and travel.
The Globe was crowded in every part last
night. TIE entertainment was = success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13
Aeav Orleans Republican.
0fflclRl JOURNAL OF TIVE UNITED STATES
0FElclat JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
AUCTION SALEs THIS DAf.

81 the corner of Saichez and Camp streets,
agenesal assortment. Of new and second hand
aIrniture. etc.
III ". b. MORPIi, 1t - o'clock, at Mechanic
sud Auctionee,s Exchange, q Claim against
she New Orleans National Banking Association;
si1 shares Of stock in the Sun NutuA Insur.
snce Company; tive lots with buildings. in
square bounded by C:rondeiet. Philip Drainard
Ard Jackson streets; . lot With buildings, on
jackson between Laurent and Dryades streets;
40 lots with buildings, on Josephine. between
laurent aud Oryades strGets.
~ HOEY & O'CONNOR, at IL o'elock, at Mer-
giants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, lot with
building, on Girod street, between Magazine
and TchOu pitouas streets.
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lOVET RECORD.
Superior District Court.

CHS q; New Orleans vs.. Patrick CLARK. -
I'm motion ~ Assistant Attorney II. Il.
Walsh. and "n suggesting that in defiance
% III" injunction .i September . the de
Ic1':ant still kept his dairy in operation at
Il" "o.nes"f C1ns'aI tinope aud st. Charles
streets, he vas ordered to show cause ~Ly
Ae should not II punished for cont temp,
Superior Criminal Court.
ISEoEMAT1ONS FILED.
Grand !"rccny-John Smith. Mary Jones.
Virginia Davis.
Carryi.: concea!e! weapon.-Ws!ter
S1A::.,, John 4. Todd.
EoILE rEOSEGCX ENrEHl:.
Robert Clifford. carrying concealed.
Weapons: Jean Salegos. grand larceny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13

LIVING LARD MovEMESTs.-John Farmer
10 small farmer, having four squares of
ground on Poydrays near Broad street.
Among other vegetables, he cultiyates hogs,
ami has succeeded in growing full thirty
porkers. the envy Of some lazy neighbors.
Before Sundays sun beamed on this aide of
our globe Mr.. Farmer became aware that
some thing was disturbing the peace Of his
pets, so he hastily slipped on q collar and q
shotgun To enable him to make an investi-
CATION. One of his best swine had disap-
peared, all that remained being q little
blood and strange az. Rightly enough
the injured agricuiturist imagined that
somebody would return for that ak, 80 watch
was kept Sunday night, and before the
vitching hour person shuffled in and was
quickly bagged. Before being accused OF
stealing the hog he volunteered the informa-
ton that Albert Henderson was the thief,
saying that his own name is Owen Hender-
son. lame jail bird. Henderson and Car
penter were imprisoned, arrested by the
Hggrived Farmer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13
R11:1sYfiAT OF s0EEHa.

SrArR OF LOUISIANA
Office State Registrar of Voters. :
New Orleans. August -. 1874.
HDuRSUAHy TO TIE PROVISIONS OF AN
ii act Of the General Assembly of Louisiana,
approved July ~. 1874 aud entitled AN act to pro
vide for the revision and correction OF the lists OF
registered voters of the State etc. notice is here
by given that She offices of Registration IN each
parish Of the State and each ward Of the city OF
New orleans will be opened for the registratiOn OF
qualified voters on MONDAY, August 81, 1874, and
will Yemaip open tSundays and legal holidays ex.
cspted) until FRIDAY October "a, 1911 fur the pug
pose OF registering all persons entitled thereto As
qualified FL, ctOrs OF the State of Lsalisiana.
Office hours psescrlbe1 by law from .. H.
until I r H.. and from : Z. NJ. until p. II.
ALI persons desiring to vote at the general ese.
ton Of November z 1870, will be- required 20 reg
inc uDon npv certificate Of registration issued
prior 20 the year 1874 WILLIAM NRNihF,
suiA2U STATE Registrar of Voters.
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(:siny to E1riiSFR;e.

4 .:..ci;A dispatch from New Orleans 10
the New York Herald Of the ninth saye:
learn from . sources deemed reliable
tia: MI Eas,is. one Of the largest prop
.:t, ow,.. rs of this city. and !rothe. OF the
EIst:, ~ao vas captured o.. :hs Tseu: with
:!iIe,: ard Mason. has recently visited
Last Te,nesses with the avowed purpose Of
securing . tract Of land near strawberry
Orleans families, who can no longer retain
. residence hers 81 account sf the 3esgy
taxes imposed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Eugene Lasere.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 81 9l.-Whereas Emile J. ~ Hrien
has retitioued the court for letters of admnstra-
tOn the estate Of the late Eugene Lasere
deceased intestats. Notice is hereby given to ali
whom it may concern to show cause within ton
days why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be- granted.
BY crte- of the Court.
ocs II l5t FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-13

w and as q member of the firm Of c. Roman 4
Son. OF tho PARISH Of St. James aud district afDre
said duly declared bankrupt under the act of Con.
gress OF March 2 1867, has this dav filed in said
court petition PRAYING for a discharge and Ger
tiicat+ thereof from all his debts and Oher claims
provabie ucder said act
Notice is sheref re given to all creditors who
have proved THEN debts and to all other persons
in interest, that the sixteenth day of November,
1874 at II A. ~ 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 the said petition should not be granted; and
further notiCe is gwen that the binkrript will
undergo examination before Register Kellogg
- the eleventh day of November A. ID. 1874, at ii
A. NJ, at his .tlioe CuetOmhouGe building
clerks o.ice flew Orleans. October II, 1874.
ocl32U27 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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Third Cong ressional hi +srict.-ROOms State
Central Execut,ve Committee of the Republican
party.-The folio wing dat es localities and spea kers
have thus tar been indicated for Republican cam
paign meetings in the Third Congressional District
Of ,ulssna:
Hon C. g. Darral. candidate for Congress- and
Other prominent spe akers vii address meetings at
Baldwin, st. Marv parish, saturday, October TO-
Centreville. st. Mary parish, Sunday October II.
Houms. Terr.bopue parish, Saturday October 10.
Thibodaux, Lafourcha parish Sunday. October IL.
P.aqueniuts, Iberville parish, Saturday, OctO-
btr II.
Bayou Goula, Iberville parish Sunday. October 10
Brcaux Bridge, st. Martin parish, Friday, Ocio
Der %
st. Mar.inssille. 81. Martin parish, Saturday,
October "a.
New iberia iberia parish, Sunday. October Is.
Franklin. st. Nary parish. Saturday October 81
Pattersonvle, ST. Mary parish, Sunday, Novem
Der I.
ATTORNEY General FIELD Lieutenant Governor An
tome and other prominent speakers will speak at
Donadsonve, Friday, October %.
NapoleOnyilir, Saturday Octnber ~
Thibodaux Sunday. October p.
=. s. PACKARD, President
(,HARLHs H.IL Secretary. ocl0
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Eifth Congressional Distr'ct.-The follow
ing ass garments of speak ia, dates aud localities
made for Republican meetings in the Fifth
Congressional District:
Hon q. 6. Antoine, Hon. J. r. G. Pitkin. Hon.
George c. Benham j. Seila Martin and others at
Lake Providence. Carroll parish October Is
Hon p. 3. =. Pluchback. Hon J. K. G. Pitkin,
Hon. C. C. Antoine, Hon. 4. p. Field. Judge a. B..
Sit anaker. J. Sella Martin and others, at Delta.
Madison parish. October II.
Hon. Prank Mercy Hon T. B, :. Pinchback Hon.
John Ray, Judge SlOsnaker and Hon. o. II. Brew ster
at Monroe. Gu ,chita parish october 49, and at Bias.
trop, Morehouse parish, October 81.
Hon. a. P. Field Hon. J. K. g. Ptkin, Hon. {. G..
Antoine Hon. H. r. Steei., HO l. }. Ross Stewart.
]. Sella Martin and others at st. Joseph. Tensas
parish October H. and ridalia, COnCordia parish,
Ociobe' II.
Other meetings in the district will be announced
hereafter. ). B PACKARD,
OCl0 President state Central Committee.