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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31
UPON THEOCCASIoN OF HIS FIRST
BABY.


1t was his first baby, and he sat down
to think about it, with copy ''Dowees
on Children" spread out before him.
Having refreshed himself with the
phenomena of Group, scarlet fever, and
measels he closed the volume and sigh
ed
Poor devil" That was his Judgment
on himself. Poor devil.
Then he wrapped his morning gown
about him, aud went and rested his nose
against the window pane.
1t was raining outside, aud it didn't
seem TO him particularly sunshine with
in.
Hive syrup" said he himself, lat 25
cents per ounce bottle; socks, Sl.2O 4
pair; relays of paregoric, ~ cents re
lay; linen 50 cents per yard, and God
only knows how many yards its going
to take before I'm through with it;
nurse $40 month"; doctor twice day,
at S. call.
Then he heard a yell, and ran up
stairs, expecting to find the baby dead.
The door was slammed in his face,
and he meandered gloomily back to the
sitting room.
1t seemed gloomier than ever.
What did do il for?' he murmuIed
while the rain beat reproached ratap-
ian on the window panes.
He thought he would 60 round TO
the club, and then he thought he wonld-
Mt.
When man is for the first time n
father instinct tells him to dodge his old
COMPANIONS. 1t is better for him to
tread the winepreSS alone.
But how to get away from the cease
less stir and rustic Of females going in
and out doors and up and down stairs ?
lie was nervous, and felt like man
sitting on the ragged edge of remorse.
Likewise he recalled the saying OF
Isaiah "ln that day seven women shall
take hold of one man"
But it seemed to him as if seventy
women had taken possession OF his
house and denned one man up III one
corner OF it.
1t occurred to him to sing hymn
but then the baby might be asleep, and
his instructions were to keep rs quiet
as possible. And still the rain fell, and
the dripping branches tossed to and fro
with every passing gust. Was there
ever such a dreary day ? Was the
problem. What shall | do with myself?
SO utterly unsolyable
But it is the duty of a man of genius
TO rise superior to circumstances.
Little minds bend before tempest OF
human events; great ones turn that
tempest to their purpose.
So reasons the man with his first ba-
by and when his house ceases to be his
castle. and nurses and nature combine
to make it his prison, he turns to aud
finds nepenthe and occupation i'll whit
Ting himself fresh supply OF tooth
picks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31

A late marriage in London was be-
tween Mr.. Pickle and Miss Onion. One
more onion picked.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-31
NOTICE
r A II Nj e II S i!


WAVING rented The Weverton Flour
* my Mill, Weyerion, Washington
county. Md. we are prepared to pay The
highest CASH price for Wheat r. A.
Alexander, of The firm, will be at Dul-
fields from 9 TO 2 O clock, and al Shep-
herdsiown from to 6 each Saturday, for
The purpose Of buying wheat. X. A.
Alexander has not retired from the lnsur-
ance business. Parties will receive
promp, and timely notice of the expira'
lion OF their policies, when premiums are
due. &c. He hopes by fair and honest
dealing and prompt attention moi only 10
retain his old patrons, but greatly 10 ex-
tend The business.
WASHINGTON g. ALEXANDER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

the war. The next step-akin to the 70
pudiation of our own debt-wili be he a.
sumption of the Confederate debt.
These are not wild surmises. They are
facts which are more palpsble than were
the surmises of q conspiracy to overthrow
the government when Mr.. Lincoln WAS first
elected. They have assumed definite
shape-more definite than the Incidents
which preceded the fall of Fort Sumter, and
should serve to warn Us of impending dan
ger. Can We avert it by removing from the
South the great bone of contention: We
mean, of course, the removal OF the blacks
from their present homes to some place OF
safety. where they would be enabled to
work ont their own destiny. undeterred by
political strife and intimidation. The bare
suggestion of this thought will strike the
majority of oar readers as piece OF cow.
ardice. because it at once admits the ln'
ability OF government to protect its own
citizens in the exercise of constitutional
rights. Its execution would be followed by
the ruin OF the South, the beggary of rich
planters and general stagnation in those
branches of commerce which are maintain.
ed by traffic in Southern products. AT the
same time, however, 1t would teach the
Southern people that if they would gam 2
livelihood By working their plantations and
developing the resources which bountltul
Providence has placed at their command.
they must protect and encourages rather
than outrage and depress the class OF To-
borers on which they depend tor every
thing. This is one way to reconquer the
South Washington National ReDubt'c0n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

Republican Parish Executive Conmitsee.
Parish Of Orleaas.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
=. ". TOSTRICK, Vice President.
SAMUEL NJ. QUkTE. Secretary.
CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Assistant Secretary
p J. MALONkY, Correr ponding Secretary.
P. +. HsRwIG. Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Sergeant.at ArmA
4. SKILLMAN, Assistant Sergeantat. ArHs.
DRLEGATKS.
First ward-John Langles ". s. Wilson.
Third fdraI v ~W L. Evans, George Devszin.
Fourth ward-James Lewis, Charles 4. IngsllA
Fifth ward-William vigers, +. Alex.
Sixth ward-Jo6eph Diaz. E. JOubert.
Seventh ward-JOhn Barrow, Charles ". BOothby
Eighth ward-E. " Leclerc, Webster Long.
Ninth ward-T v. COPELAND, J. W. kdwarde.
Tsrss Grahs% Ss
Twelfth ward-Psul Bruce. E. b. Falls.
Thirteenth ward-A: Dejoie, W: Bauduit
Fourteenth ward-W. r. Fish, N D. Bush.
Fifteenth ward-w. F. Loan, edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward-H. Davis, George W. Moore:
Seventeenth ward-T. B: stamps. Willism Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES.
SUBExECUTIvB COXnITrKB.
W. 8. WILSON, Chairman;
George Devszip, William vigefs.
E. JOubert, Webster Long,
T.v. COPELAND s. J. Flat0w.
L. M Aucoin, George W. Moers.
Willism Kern. ". B. Fish.
''' r. S.i #assi ss, CHAIRMAN.
Charles Ingslls. John Barrow,
Graham Bell. William F. Loan,
4. DejOie. 4. 3. Stamps.
GOMHITrE8 ON Wars AND MEANS.
H. c. NICHOLS, Chairman:
yoe.ch Bias, 2. V. LeCleYe
J. Ii. Paturel, Edmond 1OnoA
GONMI1rRR on BINANoH.
JOHN LANGLES, Chairman:
Erneet Alex Charles ". Eootibv,
Z. W. TOstrek Paul Bruce.
CoxxIr1zs ON CLUBS.
". L. EVANS. Chairman:
J. ". Edwards. Edmund Jones.
II, Davis. N. D. Bush.
JAMES LKWfS, President.
e. n QuErR. Secretary. jvls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

Republican Central Clubs of the Parrish
Of y, ,b Wsr ar1 III shs
this parish and their time OF meeting a. recognised
by the Parish Executive COMMITTEES:
Horcross, secretary; meets at the corner Of White
and MelpOmene streets Monday night.
Second ward-C. Glaudn pres 4. Frelot
secretary; meets on EratO, between CarOndelet and
BarOnne streets, Tuesda night.
Third ward-C. F. Ladd. president; J. 2. rullen,
secretary: meets At Clay Hall saturday night.
Fourth ward-Robert Malcolm, president; J. H.
Grinnell secretary; meets Oh Derbigny street Mon
day night
dez secretary; meets at the corner Of Orleans and
Claiborne streets Thursday night.
Sixth wara-B. F. Joubert. president; =. Lama
Mere secretary; meets at the corner of Claiborne
and Ursulines streets Wednesday night.
Seventh ward-C. J. Adolphe; president; N; A.
phine and Union streets Monday night.
Eighth ward-F. Bums, president; william J. Rn-
nis, secretary, meets on Crquhart street Wednes-
Ninth ward-Tom Carey. president; J. Blandin
secretary; meets at the corner of Mazant and
Dauphne streets Thursday night
Tenth ward-J. A. Kayzer, president: F. DeFru
vile, secretary meets on First street. near Liber
| ty, Tuesday night.
eleventh war,l-Rdvar Williams, president; r.
Mal.ang secretary meets at tho corner Of sixth
and St. Patrick streets Monday night
/ Twelfth ward-A. ADdersnn, president; 3: B.
Fails, secretary; meets at Jefferson Hall Friday
! Thirteenth ward-A. Deioie president; P. J: Ma
| l0ney, secretary; meets on Cadiz, between Chest
| nut and Camp streets Wednesday night.
I Fourteenth ward-Bli Johnston. president; h
Powell, secretary: meets on Broadway street
| Tuesday night. 49,
| Fifteenth ward-A. Dumont, president; Charls
| Hill, secretary; meets on Valette street, neal
BOunv, Monday night.
1 Sixteenth ward-J. 7. Claiborne, president;
Macray, secretary; meets at the corner OF Adams
and Anthony streets.
| Seventeenth ward-T. B. Stamps, president; r
I Deivol secretary meets ct the corner OF CAM
aud Barth streets.
! JANIS LEWIS. President.
! 3. n, QussH, Secretary. lyle
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

INHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
Il it NAV concern, greeting:
WHEREAS, Charles y. schmidt. OF the CITY 81
New Orleans having Purchased a. a public sab.
made Oy ". Y. Harper, civil sheriff of ;he parish
Of orleans on the eighteenth day OF July 1914, the
property hereinafter described has applied to this
court for a moniien or advertisement in conform
Ity Of law tkeyised Statutes sections $3.50 to $3.50
.nclusiveC
Now therefore, know ye ssd ALI persons interest.
ed herein, are cited and admoaished in the name
of the State Of Louisiana and Of the sixth District
Court for the PARISH OF Orleans, who can set ny,
any right title OF claim il. and TO the property
hereinafter described in eonse4 OF any inioS
Yna!i,y IN the order decree or Judgment Of Nv.
court under which the sal. was made, or any
i1Y"sulsrIty or iegality in the apprasemer.ts and
advertisements. i'll time or manner OF sale. 81 for
any other defect whatsoever to show cause within
thirty 3ays FROM The day This mention is first ia
ses ted ia the public pape,s why the .al- nj ads
should not be cor srmed and homologaisd.
The said property was sold oy the civil shsv!H 81
the parish Of Orleans, Iader and by virtue OF =
WI. of seizure and sale :ssued 20 The ss! rf' TIN
fdo,n the sixth District Court for tn. parish OF
LacrOi.. No. t3e' at the 'iocxet OF SAID court ~
which .ale the said Charles 4 Schmidt became The
purchaser tor the prize and sim o. 3eD.
Description ot property az contained IN che Judi.
ii 81 eonveyauc. recorded in the cers OF of the
said sixth District Court: certain lot OF .i.lIhd
Si'h all and .ing mar the buildings and improve
a ed in the Second Oistrict OF his city Charities
street between 81. Louis aid Cont streets. having
.histy-sxo feet front On Charities street BY II
regular depth of about nirety-six feet.
Whici. property was aclni,ed by Francois "a.
erox by purchase from j. D. LacPOix, Sy act passes!
before Feliy Percy late Notary Duoiie in this ca "
I on che eighth ia. of JULY 1851.
Witness our hands and the seal Of the afofs aid
court this twenty sixth day Of october A. b.
! eighteen hundred and seventy four, and the nine
| ty ninth year Of she Independence Of tho Cnitea
| States Of America.
| L. sArClKR. Judge.
! Joay J. VBSIE! Clerk. 0e2a noA II i3ls!i
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Proposed Amendments to the Constitute

First-Under act No. 4, session of 1874,
.e,atiye to issue of consolidated bonds.
FIRST proposed amendment, FOR APPROVAL
Second-Cnder act No 4, session OF 1874
reducing and limiting the State debt to
fifteen million dollars and limiting taxation
SECOND proposed amendment, FOR Af
eROyAL.
TTird-Under act No. 4, session OF 1874
deyotipg the annual revenues OF the Statt
70 the expenses of the same year. lHiRI
nroposed amendment, FOR APPROVAL.
EIyyM-Jpder act No. ~, session OF iS' a
FOR the AMENDMENT, LIMITING the DEBT o
the city of New ORLEANS: ,o,.
Fyr6-Under act No. Ga, session OF 1874
yoR the AMENDM. Mt to article seventeen
relative to the day Of ELEcTtNG REPRE-
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT Ur tue CNlTED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,

IN THK MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS, MO
bile and Texas Railroad Company. against
whom petition for adjudication Of bankrupt
ey was filed or the twenty.seventh day of May,
A. D. 1874 District Of Louisiana, s. s.-NO L42A
f1PON FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING THE Al
u legations of the petition aforesaid. it is o.
dered that the said New Orleans, Mobile and Te xAs
Railroad Company do appear ut this court. as
court OF bankrupscy to be holden a. SST ORE ans
and district aforesaid, the sixteenth day OF
November, 1874, at II 4. NJ, and show cause, II
any there be, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted; and it is further ordered
that copy Of this order be served on said New
Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Company by
publication in the New orleans Republican, a. re-
qured by law the last insertion to appear at least
Eve days previous to the day herein required f0E
their appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward n. Durell, judge Of tha
said court, aud the seal thereof, at New Orleans,
In said district, On the seventeenth day Of JunA
4. d 1874
je20 <. LOEW. Deputy ClerA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

oFficikl JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

Election. Monday. November =, 1874
For State Treasurer,
ANTOINE DUBUCLEI.
H,. Member of Congress, First District.
j. HALE sYPHER.
.r,. Ke,5cs of Congress, Second District.
HENRY c. DIBBLE.
Ea- Member Of Congress, Third District,
CHESTER B. DARRALL.
e.. Me.nber Of Congress-, Fourth District
GEORGE L. SMITH.
r. 3fember of Congress, Fifth District.
FRANK MOREY.
Ear 3fcmbcr of Congress. Sir'h District.
G.. T.. NASH.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN Tiik MATTER OF MEYERS LEW IT A..
ys. Bloch Brothers, Bauk1upts.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1885,

N>HBREAS, JOSEPH BLOCH AND s'SYON
W Bloch, Individually and mem oers OF the
firm OF Bloch Brothers. of the State If Louisiana
and district aforesaid. duly declared hankrupts
under the act of Congress Of March ., 1867 have
DISCHARGE and certificate thereof from all their
debts and other claims prOsabe under said act.
Fotice Ia therefore given to all creditors WHO
have proved their debts and TO all other persons
in interest, that the sixteenth day Of November,
1874 at II A. NJ, is assigned for tho hearing of the
same. and that they may then and there atteod
and show cause if any they have, why the prayer
OF tho said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the bankrupt viii ups
dergo an examiL alton before Re- lister Kellogg OIL
the fourteenth day of November A. u. 1874, at II
A. H. at his office, CustOmhOuse building, New Or
leans
Clerks Office Kew Orleans October =. 1919.
oc29 nos 10 X. LOEW, Deputy Cler.-
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PROPOSALS. VOR THE BIXt:LA4s
PROOF VAULTS FOR THE ENlTEm
STATES CCsTOMHOUSE At NEsF
OKLEANS. LOUISIANA

OFFICE OF SUp8RiSs ~ ssssS
New Orleans. October 10 1874 +
GEAHED PROOFS AIS WILL BIZ REC ETvED az
- this office until twelve O'Clock NJ of the sis.
teenth Of November, 1874. for furnishing 0nd pna-
ting in place the burgl sr-proof vaults FOR .ths
United States CustOmhOuse. New Orleaus, LosIis
lana, in acc ,rdance with the drawings and speciA
cations copies Of which may hB had on 2ppl:css
tisu at this office.
All bids must be accompanied by psnsa bend ss
two responsible persons, Ia the sum OF 5000 thSs
the bidder will accept aud pc form the cOntrsss
If awarded him; the sufficisncy Of the security
to be certified by the United States Judge clerk OF
the United States Court Or the district attorney Il
the district wherein the bidder resides.
The department reserves the wight to AsjeeH 8ng
all bids. il 1t be deemed fer the in Ssrss 81 OS che
government do
Every bid must bs natN, ~ che printed forns 20
be obtained at this Office. and vst conform .
every respect to rhe requirements, Of k!is ldvass
tisament or it will not be considered.
Proposals will not be Secs,Lyeth from xpa,siss vie
NOT themselves engaged in ths ma aft.tare of
burslar-prOOt vaHits and who have not s4s aecsas
Eary facilities eor getting out the work.
Proposals must be ncl0sed in a sealed eneeHoS
ldorsed Proposals for the BurglsSProof vaultA
for the United states Cust0mhouse, New Orlesas,
Louisiana" and addressed 10
Oc20 2lt j. y. MORSE STperirfendenT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
Parish and Municipal Ticket.

CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-Felix Labatut.
administrator OF Pablo Accounts-r' T.
Dumas.
Administrator of Fnsnce-J. Calhoun.
Administrator of Improvements-James
Lewis.
Administrator OF Assessments-H. Bon
Administrator of Waterworks-A. Spa
ticIo.
Administrator of Police-W +. Loan
PARISH OFFICERS.
g,-iI Sheriff. l.. HerwIg.
Criminal Sheriff-Joseph Boutte.
Coroner of the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh Districts-PatrickC reagh.
Coroner of the Second aud Third DIE
isicta--pr. G. DevrOn.
SENATORS.
First Senatorial Distrct-John Lang.es
E. F. Glaudin. G. F: Ladd.
second Senatorial District-Juies Ian
Third Senatorial District-Thomas Carey
Fourth Senatorial District-D. j. Hutch
Fifth Senatorial District-Andrew Du
sixth Senatorial District-k II. Chad
boUrn.
First Representative District" William
Thompson, William McCann.
Second Representative DistIict-Georg'
u. Geddes, p. H. Boyle, A. j. Brim.
Third Representative District-Wllllau
Wallace, George Devezin, Charles Montal
do. F. c. Antoine.
Fourth Representative Districe-ROber
Malcolm, w. A. Dietrich.
Fifth Representative District Homer
Boutte S. r. Snaer.
Sixth Representative District ~. q
Puschler.
seventh Representative District-Franci
Richard, J. b. Jonrdain.
Eighth Representative District - JONI
Evans.
Ninth Representative District - Louii
G,haneau, Lawrence ODonnell
Tenth Representative DistriCt-P. }
P..elman, Graham Bell, Henry Ballard.
Eleventh Representative District-A. DE
i.ie. John Berth.
Right Eank-George Grsciea.
pYsrICEs SF THE PEACE AND Cofs1ABAss
First--George w. Sadler. justice: =. )
Gseevers. constable. .,.,
Secondly. l.. Evans. Justice: William
Welsh, constable. =,
Thirl-A. Pluche. Jr. Justice: JohD Il
Vigers. constable.
Eourth-J. Parker, justice: q. i.iautaud
constable. -,
Fifth-W. L. Thompson. Justice: W. {
Aweet. constable.
SIXTH. II. Dodds. justice: Charlie
Geggs, constable. =. :,
seventh-Isaac ". Falls. justice; NJ. !
Michel constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

Rooms State Central Excessive Com.
mittee OF the Republican Party, State OF LOuisi
ana, New Orleans October 10. l87i-The parish com
mttees who have not already done so must send the
names of parish nominees to the president of the
State committee at once in order that the tick cts
may be printed and sent out.
S. 3. PACKARD, Pre- sident.
CHARLES Hill, Secretary. Oc20
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

sixth Ward Radical Republican Cent? al
Club. New Orleans, October Is, 1374.-rhe officers
and members of this club are notified that reg
ulHr meeting will I've held THIS EVENING at seven
o'clock. at the rooms Of the club on claiborne
street, near Ursulices street. Punctus attendance
ID requested as business of Importance viii be
transacted Hon. }. X. G. Pitkin and other promi-
nent speakers will address the club.
B. r. JUUBKRT, Pre- sident.
l. LANANIERR, JR., Secretary. Oe23 1t
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Succession Of charles Briggs.

CECO.D DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN PARISH
- Of vsaus n" 3: o3s Notice Is hereby sivem
to the creditors Of .his estate that q meet NC %
Of November. 1874, AZ the Office of ~ b. ",.t.
tary public ~" 10 Cfaviev street for I'll. purpose
OF dsli+rafins ard sdvisn: upon .be ,nos' Al voss
iayeous manner 81 selling the effects Ut sA.S es.a;s,
~ order Of :Le CsaS:.
SC21 ..3 FRANK PACv ~ T.ssa
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PROPOSALS
Ees Building NlcDono9h schnaihauss
No. 8, in Algiers.

MAyoRALry or NEW Crasaae
New Orleans. October Is 1874 3
tyf AUTHORITY AND DIRECT TON or THb
ID City Council,I will receive at this ofiicss
until SATURDAY. November IA, 1874, az twelve
o'clock ~, sealed proposals for built.ia. in tho
Fifth District (Algiers) one schoOlhou.,. accord
ing to plans and specifications file in This do.
partmenf. PAYMENT in United States currency on
completion aud acceptance of the building Ths
right to reject any all bids is hereby expressly
reserved. LOUIS A. WILT Mayos
Oc25 I'd
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of John Dunn.

Succession Of John Dunn.
SECOXD DISTRICT COURT FOR THS PARISH
- OF Orleans No. "a, I64--Notice is hereby given
to the creditors Of this estate and TO all other pee
sons herein interested TO show cause within tea
days from the present notification, If any theS
nave or can, why tfs account presented b7
the testamentary executrx IN this estate.
should not be honologated and approved and She
funds distributed in accordance the;s~i:l.
Bv order OF the Court.
ccZh ~ 2st PRANK PACE JR s".sH
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Succession Of l.suis Savini.

CECOED DISTRICT COURT tOH TN. PARISH
~ o. Orleans, Ma q z2A.-.Notce - hereby g,S-S
10 the creditors Of this estate an 20 al ether pogo
snnS herein interested 70 show cause within teA
dsys from the present notification, n ANY thee
aav. or can, whv the Sceouns pTesente.i by the
administrator Of this estate si,"nlt noe ne home
LOCATED and approved. end the t,iads Aists.slse@
In accordance herewith.
By order OF the COUys.
sc2J 2. nos fEirH PACE Sr %-..N,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Headquarters state Central Negative
Committee Republican Party of Louisiana, New or.
leans, Louisiana, August - !5.A-Ta. committees
met pursuant to the call OF ;. u. PACKARD pfesi.
the following o. gan atom was effected, To wit:
President-S. L. PACKARD.
Vice Pres.de,t-JAMES LEWIS
Eecretary-CHARLBSH HILL
Assistant Secret.ry-L. LAHAN1ERE
Correspondent. Secre tary-J. z. Il. P!TK!S.
7geasurer--B. T. JOUBERT
sUB-YxECUTIvH COMMITTEE.
B. PACKARD. Chai- mar es-officiO
e. T. JOUBERT q. w. LOWELL
MICHAEL HAHN, JAMES LONG>vREar,
JAMES LEWIS. {. c. ANTOINE.
John =. HARRIS. I. 7. ALLAN.
g. G BLASDGS Chairma,.
q. ). JOU6ERT ex Ofticio
c. =. IADD. e. 3 sTAMFs.
Z: b 3. : pfshisAcx. S1 1aalf LOAN.
L. E. BENTLEY.
AT communications mus: be addressed ~ =. e.
Packard, president. New Orleans. Louisiana
au30 CHARLES HILL. Secre:ar-.
Third Congregational Di.trict.-Roon. Stat.
Contra. Executive Committee Of the Re,,Ub licaH
party.-The following dates localities and spea sers
have thus fag been indicated for Republican cam
paign meetings liz the Third Congressional District
of Louisiana:
Franklin st. Mary parish, Saturday, October ~.
PatteSsou'sne. ST. Mary parish. Sunday, hovea
her
tome and other prominent speakers will speak att
Donaldsonville, Friday. October q:
Napoeon,ille Saturday, OctobeS 20
Thibodsax, Sunday: October g
l CxAsIss HE, Secretary. ecIs
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rucce.sion Of Peter kienkemDer.

ruccessi0N Of Peter klemke mpef,
OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orieans No. S7,522...Wher eas John KlesS
kempsr has petitoied the court fcz Letters o2
administration on the estate Of the late Petes
K!einkemper, deceased, int state Notice u hereby
given TO all whom it may concern. t. shsw caus.a
within ten dayswhy the prayey Of ths sAi1
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order NJ tie Court.
ocss 20 nss' FRANK pAC3, a.. CGs,sLs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RI SHERIFF HARPER, at IL O'Clock. at Met
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, for city
ts.es vacant and improved real estate in the
FIRST Second, Third and Sixth Districts.