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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
BARBOUR'S STRA WBERRIES.

largest and finest favored grown about
every and afternoon Parties desiring
shipment picked suitable for Transportation by
leaving orders at OLIVER, EINNIE & CO.'S,
284 Main Street.
Mr. Beal Market daily With
berries ozoI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30

LNOR RENT OFFICES AND SLEEPING
i rooms in Titus Building. II Jefferson st.
I12-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
FOR LEASE.

NOR LEAsE-L0Ts IN DIFFERENT POR-
IN tions of the city, on long time and reason
able terms. JOHN 0VERT0N, JR..
@-t 26i Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30

cats paw to pull the political chestnuts
out of the fire, and while he got burned
the smart fellows got credit for the inno-
walton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

Ths distribution will be in public, and will be
made under the same form and regulations as tho
San Francisco and Louisville Library Gift Con
certs under the supervision OF committee OF
prominent citizens elected by the tick ket holders.
Reference as to the integrity OF this ENTERPRISE
and Of the management is made TO the following
we'll known citizens 49,, =,
sam. l.. Tibbals. A ToproIce, ). Malsh. j. IL
Gertisa-Mcmbers of City Council.
Judge T. J. Black, Asst L. ,, Assessor; Malsh
d GTeenwald, PropIietors Metropolitan Hotel;
Eueine Moore, City Marshal; ": W: Hull, Archi-
tect j hehoe, Constable J. Kupfer, Jeweler /;
Capt. S Howe, Contractor o., b, Richmond d
prietor of Central Hotel; Singleton \ Creath.
Preprietors Pacific Stables: S. p Hitch, Merchan
sandy Utah; A. q. Garrison. Helena, Montana
We will also announce that each and every per-
son buyiu z a ticket can at any and all tunes ex-
anime our books and all business transactions con-
nected with the enterprise: aud as the drawing OF
| prizes will be placed in the hands OF honest and
dsinterested men, 1t will Insure fair and Impair
| tial distribution.
| GOOD IL Responsible gents Wanted Liber
| al Commission Allowed.
| RgMoney should be sent By Express or by Draf
| on Any solvent bank. bv Post oihce Money Order
| or Registered Letter al our risk. For particulars
| address. o.c ,,
| iap23iCm Lock Box l5s. Corinne. Utah.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21
100000 TICKETS,
PRICE Sl.OO EACH,
OR SIX FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
80ao,5OO in Gifts
8200, 800 IN
AS FOLLOWS:
CNE CHANCE IN EVERY NINE

2 .a3tCa:h Gifts. amounting to
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-21

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NRw YORK March O. Evenng.-The Posts finan.
cia article says: Gold opened at lls declined TO
Il2a. and has since fallen to liz i 9l2as. On gold
loans the rates have been J to 3 tor carrying The
leading foreign bankers have advanced their rates
for bills on London to 50 82s and S4 88, but up to
this prime bills can be had at 81 83a and business
is fair at 83b "a 3d. and not above s. 81 for de-
mand. Money is easy, with as the ruling rate for
call loans, and 506 as the quotation for choice
mercantile paper. Government bonds are 's0|
lower than on Saturday"
Southern State bonds at the board were nominal
Among stock SPECTATORS there is great rejoicing
that the Secretary of the Treasury is going to sell
gold. and it accordingly had more activity to-day
than for q week, though at . decline.
Coffee buoy ant and cent higher; 22Ne 626, &c for
ordinary to prime Rio Sugar dull and unchanged
no business Of any magnitude reported. Molasses
grain, sail, Ss irsiid; cotton, steam, I'd.
Cotton closed dull; uplands l6isc; Orleans l6iSc:
nes ss Of utures 81 sd bales as follows Low
middling for March Is Ice; April Is Is SIC; May
Is a9-32c; June l6 CSC; July Is 1890.
common to fair extra. Whisky e6c. Wheat 2a3c
better light supply fair Export GoFn
Lard heavy at ssc. Tallow quiet at ~ 07Ac.
CINcINNArI, March 2.-Cotton steady, demand
Wheat auiet; 81 SOL 40. Corn dull and dropping
5G060c. Oats dull; 44a5le. Pork quiet; Sl4 - a
Il So Lard quiet and steady; steam = a8s.c Set'
rate; shoulders 5ac clear nib 7ac; clear nc. Ba
con steady; shoulders 6ls; clear rb8a clear - O
8ssc. whisky-Demand lair, but at lower rates;
Soc.
ST. Louis, March 2-Cotton dull and nominal
Flour quiet and weak buyers demand cenees-
sions. which holders refuse. Wheat-bemand pet
tet for fall and tirmer only sample lots ssld. Corn
slow; white and mixed 6l06ll.c in east elevator;
45hc on east track: 47c in elevator. Whisky-No
sales. Pork-Small lots $14 75dlS. Dry salt
meats shade frmer; little doing loose lots to a..
rive; shoulders 5kc; clear rib sides TAG clear
sides TIC Bacon-Shoulders 81 asks clear no
aides 81 08Hc clear sides 8ss0sAc. Lard-Notn'
ing doing; exc bid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted st the Cot
ton Exchange: -rx.
NEW YORK, March z. \. M.-faoie! 'a'c = I"AA'
Evening rate isoid.s Mones rae nst q,
JoypoS March 2.-Bullion gone into the BANK OF
England on balance to-day $500
Cold opaned at ll2la 0i125s, against il2A5 AT New
York. and. after a fair business, closed at ~ :
!l2Is against the opening rate IN that mar 1'I
where It touched li2s during the interim. nhe
sales summed up 1913 900. embracing 5000 at ~ :;
S 5000 at 1925; $40 600 at !i!'s ~!s; So0o' d.
II2t and $1,000 at ll2s.. a..
Ne sales of silver were reported American half
dollars were still quoted at lG9h Glo97! and HeAi
can Tn mp the course of gold a. New York and .
moderate demand, sterling exchange openeu Iu'
and 10 y cent lower than the close on .aIuruay
but after noon became more in request, and having
rallied closed Ito ~ cent over the opening Iates,
The sales amounted 10 G99Go0, embracing -Soco o
bill of adiog at SIS 80 1000 90 al as 81 g a. h III
of ladinG and AL clear at s. 80 u. 40 4lo Dl,i OF
Iadng aud $4,000 Al clear at So 49, @ plii OF
!adins at IS 39h as 49, and $1,000 bank at 50 az y.
The only sale Ut francs reported was 50 QUO COM
;nercal at 40. . .s Of
SIS 3eI, as 4Ols for bill of ading and al clear and
SIS 1915 "a for bank and franco at 4oo'a 0so7a 1o'
private and nominal for bank. ,.-
The offerings of domestic exchange were Oh Ilo
eral extent. The market opened hrM at oatul'
days closing figures, for commercial, on. CLOSED
shade easier The sales Of New York sight covered
q ar 900 COMPRISING s 10 600 and $1,000 CONNER
cial at par S25 900 bank at l2 T. cent premium.
and ia 600 $200Oo and $50 oOc commercial eIo oo
OfO $50 600 S55 600 private bankers, and 100 ooe
do and $50 900 bank at Lie We also noticed sales
of S lO. 900 commercial on Boston at 10 " cen.
premium, and 5000 three days sight on Ne"
York at y ~ cent discount ,
The banks continued to check on New orR at :
~ cent premium, and commercial slSh1 was Suo'ea
at par0l 10 IT, cent premium.
No sales of stocks were reported.
The sales of bonds included $4,000 cl'y goid pear
inc seven per cents at 59k. They closed about58.
W., also noticed sales of 1000 new city seven per
cents at 81 h and some small amounts OF city len
per cents at IS. -.-ouo
No sales of city appropriation certificates were
reported, and rates we're somewhat unsettled ana
nominal . =.
and no sales were reported. ms, =.
The sales of State warrants included !.1o-s at
49s. They closed at SO for large dencrnlha -iohs
and s3d IS for small.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
IcoNTIHUED FROM FIRST PAGE.l.

the Court of CLAIMS shall have sole lurIs-
diction of all CLAIMS against the Unlteu
States brought by loyal persons ior al
classes of property destroyed, occupleo'
used or taken by the army and navy OF the
United States for and in the service VI lse
United States; also, that all persons VINO
have been restored all r1gh!s OF peISDmI VI
property after participation III tho ,ooI-
nv reason of any amnesty and proclana-
lien. or personal pardons of the President,
and who renewed their allegiance before
The final ending of the war, shall De entlIieG =,
to the benefit of the provisions OF inc olii.
II also abolishes the Southern CLAIMS Com-
mission, and provides that All claims nov
uendipp and undetermined by SAID comInl5-
sion before the Quartermaster General.
(,ommissarv General, Third Auditor OF
~ Treasury. or other executive depart
ments of the government, shall be trans
TERED for adjudication to the Court OF
Claims, which, after giving Judgments,
is required to report them to Con
gress for it's action thereon, although
either the United States or the claim
ant can appeal for final review to the
Supreme Court of the United States
in all cases where the amount involved ID
over $1,000, so that when the action of Com
gress is had on the same the full equities
and law of each claim shall be made up for
Eta determination. The bill further pro,
yides for commissioners to be appointed
in each judicial district of the United States
bJ the Court of Claims. These commits
sioners are empowered to summon VII
nesses, to take testimony, employ stem
ographers, and fully prepare each claim ior
presentation 20 court.
The government is to be represented W
the respective district attorneys, anu 1n9
orders of commissions are to be enforced
by the respective United States marshais'
The docket of each case is to be open 10 O., IN
spection of the public when completed; ne
other detailed provisions guard the nights OF
the United States and claims by prohiolt-
ing unnecessary delay after commence
mepts, and enforcing a severe penalty Ior
misconduct of commissioners. The costs
and expenses of each case are to be borne
by the successful litigant.
1t is claimed that the enactment OF the
bill will save to the government vast sum
of money annually, expended in salaries OF
employees and other expenses in the various
Departments engaged in examining and set
Ting claims, besides the great expenses 10
which claimants ate now suhjected-comlng
to Washington to prosecute claims which,
under this bill, can be prepared IN Their re-
spectiye judicial districts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
NEW YORK.

An American Bark Boarded and Searched.
New YORK, March 2.-The American
bark Matanzas, hither, reports being
boarded off Havana by Spanish soldiers
aud searched.
Caleb Gushing is here.
Dead Body Identified.
A body found floating in the water, at
Jersey City, on Saturday, was ldentlneu as
that of Thomas C. Chisholm, formerly an
extensive grain dealer IN Chicago, VINO sus-
fained great losses the latter part OF 1915,
and has been missing since December. His
money, watch and jewelry were found on
the remains, and he ia supposed to nave
committed suicide.
Rumor of the Escape of the Edgar stuart.
A dispatch dated near Dry Tortugas fleet
redeZyOus via Kew West first, says the
United States steam vessel Fortune, which
has lust arrived from Havana, reports tnat
there is considerable anxiety in that CITY
regarding a startling rumor OF the escape
of the Edgar Stuart from American waters.
Sentenced.
Cole GunniOn, who was charged by John
r. Irving with being party to the Nathan
murder. pleaded guilty to the charge OF
burglary in the Court of General Sessions
to-day, and was sent to Sing Sing Tor ten
jay Cookies Furniture sold.
The furniture of Jay Cookies late office.
corner of Wall and Nassau streets. was
sold at auction to-day, and reallzed about
$1,000.
Arrived-Steamship Emily b. Souders
The Pilgrimage.
The Catholic pilgrimage committee give
notice that the time originally appointed
for the departure of pilgrims for Rome.
which will not be later than the middle OF
Nav. will be adhered to. Name OF steamer.
day of sailing and other necessary lnforma.
ton will be communicated to those enrolled
on the twentieth of March.
An Explosion.
This evening an explosion took place in
the>bulding No. 800 Broadway, occupied
by Emile Gere. who let his show window
to the Paror Artillery Company for the
sale of new toy in the shape OF a brass
mortar, from which is fired cap contain
ing Illuminating powder and an India rub
Der ball. There were three boxes of these
cans. containing over 100000, which ex-
ploded clerk, named Charles Newton,
was badly wounded about the face and
arms, while his clothing was torn to shreds.
j. M. Even and Miss II. e. Dunn, who
were passing at the time, were also badly
wounded by fragments Of the show WIN
dow. Loss $500.
Cuban Volunteers.
Senior Albania, agent of the Cuban repub-
lie here, says the patriot forces more than
hold their own. They number about II, COO
armed men, and could put three times that
number in the field if they could procure
arms and ammunition. The native Cubans
were all on their side. Nearly half the area
of the island is in their possession. The
Spanish troops in the field number 25,O00
regulars and 25 600 volunteers.
They are asking fer achievements, but
are not likely to get them from Spain.
Nine of the crew of the American steamer
City of Mexico are held to answer charge
of Inutiny in the port of Vera Cruz.
The United States irigates Minnesota and
Florida will be taken to New London on
Wednesday for want Of room at the Brook
lvD pavv ward
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAEISH OF
ORLEANS.
MARIE ANGEL TELLER. WIFE OF LAUREN
Bodet Us. Her hus banG-So. -. 49,.

MARIE ANGEL TIBLIER. WIFE OF LAURENT
Bodet IS. Her husbanG-So. 42.79:.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTH
/ day of February, 1874, judgment rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following, to wit
Marie Angel Tiber, wife OF Laurent Bodef. VS..
her husband. No. AZ 1877.
For the reasons this day orally assigned and the
Court considering that all the facts and allegations
contained in plaintiffs petition have been fully
as the law are in favor of plaintiff it is ordered adj
iud sed ard decreed that Judgment be rendered in
favor of plaintiff Marie Angel Tjblier wife of Lau.
rent Bodet against defendant, Laurent Bodet, her
husband, dlssolvIDg the community OF property
which existed bet ween the and giving to said
plaintiff the full and entire control and administra
ton of her property, and decreeing separation of
property bttwee the said plaintiff and the said de-
feadapt; and it is further ordered adjudged and
decreed that there be judgment in favor of plain.
tiff Marie Angel Tiblier wife of Laurent Bodet
against defendant, Laurent Bodet her husband, Tor
the sum OF s. 10 amount of her paraphernal prop
erty with legal interest thereon from the twenty.
sixth day of January, 1874 until paid, and costs OF
suit with special privilege lien and mortgage
granted by law to married women for the protesta.
ton and recovery of their rights and claims.
Judgment rendered February 6. 1874.
Jndgmens signed February II. 1874.
l.. LYNCH. Judge.
In Testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans. this twenty seventh day of
eight hundred and seventy four. and the ninety.
eighth yeaf Of the independence of the Uuited
States. f.. F. PALMS,
mh3 ls app Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03

the famine, and that all the poorer classes
are beginning to want food.
PAR1s. March 2.-It is reported that the
Connt de Chambord is seriously ill.
MADRID, March 2.-Official reports of the
battle on the heights of Somorrostes admit
the government lost 800 killed and wound
ed. Subscriptions are being raised here tor
aid to the wounded. Merchants of this
city and the provincial Populations offer
the government men and money.
General Pavia to-day reviewed 1OOO
troops Of the reserve.
1t is reported that Arch Duke Ai5recht.
of Austria, is visiting the camp OF Don
Carlos incognito.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03

fOURIH DIS STRICT COURT FOX IHk SARiSH
OF ORLEANS.
SOPHIE ENEEiE TIBLIER WIFE OF FRANCOIS
Gueydan. VS.. Her Husband-No. AZ. 1876.
r HERERr CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTH
i day OF February. 1874. Judgment was rendered
in this court IN the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following to witt
Sophie Emelie T1blier. wife OF FRANCOIS Gueydan,
VS.. her husband. No. AZ $50.
In this case, submitted to the court for adjudicas
ton for reasons this dav orally assigned. and con
in plaintiffs petition have been fully substantated
by evider ce file. and that the same, as we'll as
the law. are iii favor Of plaintiff 1t IL ordered. ad
Judged and decreed shat there be Judgment in
favor of plaintiff. Sophie Emelie 1iblIer. wife Of
Fra co.'s Gueydan, and against defendant. FRANCOIS
Gueydau. her husband, dissovins the community
of property which existed between them, and CIV
ing to said plaintiff fhe full and entire contrO! and
administration of her property. and decreeing a
separation of property between said plaintiff and
defendant and it is further ordered, ad Judged an
decreed that plaintiff. sophie kmeli- Tiblier. wife
of FRANCOIS Guek dan. do have judgment against
and recover of defendant, Fra cois Gueydan. her
husband the sum of Sl759 80, amount of her
parapbernal property wi gal interest from the
twenty sixth day of January, 1874 until paid, and
costs of suit with special priv ge, lien and mort
gage granted bv law to married women tor the
prot estaon and recovery OF their rights and claim.
Judgment rend red February g. 1874.
Judgment signed February IL, 1874.
B. L. LYNCH. Judge.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto set nv
hand and aft I'D the seal of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans his invent ysey enth day of
February. in the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four, and the nibety-
States. +. p. PALMS
mh3 ID ap3s Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF


SIXTH DIS RIOT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
ANNA MARGARET SCHULZ. WIFE or c. q. y.
Hole. VS.. c. D. Holle--NO. 364l.
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
l. ninth day OF January. 1874 judgment was rem.
dered in this court ia the following entitled suit.
in the words and figures folio wing to wit:
Anna Margaret Schulz. wife OF 6. q. D. Hole. VS..
c. G. d. Hole. No. 564.
After hearing pleadings and evidence the court
considering the law and evidence tain plaintiffs
demand it is ordered, adjudged and decieed that
there be Judgment IN favor of plaintiff, Anna
Margaret Schulz and against defendant. Christian
g. ID. Hole. her husband. decreeis a separation
of property between the said parties, and disso-
luton of the community of acquests and gains
existing between them: and tha: defendant pay
the costs of suit.
Judgment signed February 5, 1874.
a. SAUCER. Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and ai xed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans on this third day of February,
in the year of Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and seventy -four.
EDWARD II. CANNON.
fe5 10 mhl- Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
FOREIGN.
TrOOps Moving.

MADRID, March ., IS74.-General Lomias'
force will embark at San Sebastian for st.
Ander where it will be Joined with troops
under General Marriones.
The Siege of BiIbon.
BAYoNNE, March "A dispatch has been
received by the Carlist junta here report
ing that Bilboa surrendered to Royalists.
1t is said one church, several banks and
seventeen private houses have been destroy.
ed by the bombardment of the city.
Five thousand Republicans who were en-.
camped near the village of Somorostas,
fifteen miles northwest of Bilboa, were sur
prised by the Carlists, and a bloody engage.
ment took place, in which lOOO OF the
former were killed. The remainder took to
fight and were closely pursued by the roy
alists. All Of them were either captured or
drowned in the attempt to cross the river
Shipwrcck and Loss of Life.
LONDON, March 1.-The bark Grace Oar
ling went ashore on the Scottish coast, near
came wreck. Her crew took to the rig
cling, but fifteen we're washed OF and
drowned before help could be sent. -Four
men belonging to the life-saving station,
who went to the rescue Of the wrecked
men, also lost their lives by the swapping Of
the boat.
Tichborne gain.
1t is stated that an application of counsel
for the Tichborne claimant for new trial
met with a refusal. He (counsel) will make
appeal to the House of Lords in behalf of
his client. The morning journals approve
the verdict given against the claimant
Statutes were fired on Saturday, in several
places, on receipt of the news Of the ver-
dict in the Tchborne case.
Democratic journals deplore the verdict,
and denounce Chief Justice Cochran tor I'M
fairness in conducting the trial. and quote
against him criticisms of Caleb Gushing In
his recent book on the Geneva arbitration.
Fears for the Ashantec Expedition.
Rumors of very bad nature in regard to
the Ashantee expedition are current in the
: city, but the reports can be traced to no
trustworthy source.
The Indian Famine.
A.dispatch received at the Indian office
from the Lieutenant Governor at Bengal
gives most alarming report OF the condi'
ton Of the people in that vicinity.
1t says that fully l,Gl 900 persons are
starving to death in the districts attected Dy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. !,
Tuesday. March 3. 1874. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Shin Jacob Stamler Amson. for Liverpool
British ship Lake Ontario, Gilmore, for Liverpool!
Br;tsh ship lake Superior Benson for Liverpool!
Bark Proteus Chapman for Narva, Russia
British bark Pocahontas Shell, for Liverpool
Swedish bark Nargareta Ry berg for Revel
Norwegian bark BY gdo, Christensen, for Cronstadt
Norwegian bark Zullema, Hansen, for REEVE!
Spanish brig Lealtad, GAIA, for Barcelona
Schooner B Locke, Lecov, for Ruatan Island
Schooner Matte " Atwood Newconb, for Boston
Schooner Helen Locke, Gregg. for st Ann ia
Schooner Lily of the Valley, Leitch, for be!ize
Schooner j s Bragdun Higgins Tor Havana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
ECLAIIE BETHANCOURT vs.. JEAN BETHAS.
COURT-NO. $3.50.


II HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE SEVENTH
d day of February. 1874. Judgment was rendered
i'll this court i'll tho following entitled suit il the
words and Fl CURES following. wit:
Eulalie BethancOurt Jean Mtfancourt-- No.
1868.
On motion of Braughr, Buck l. Dinkelspiel, at.
torneys for plaintiff in this cause, upon producing
to the court due proof in support of her demand
by reason of the law and evidence being with
the plaintiff, it is ordered, adjudg-d and decreed
that the Judgment by default herein entered on
the second instant be now confirmed; that there
be Judgment in favor o. plaintiff, Euale Bethan-
court and against the defendant, Jean Bethan-
court her husband, decTeeing separation of
property between the said parties and dissOlu
ton of the community of acquests and gains
listing between them; and that plaintiff do recover
of her said husband the sum of S 5237 49, with legal
interest from judicia! demand uutll paid, and with
privilege and legal mortgage on the moyables and
immovabes of her husband. in such casts allowed
by law to married women: and that dt te.ldaut pay
the costs of this suit.
Judgment signed February 10. 1874
a. SAUCER. Juiss.
IN Testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court at tn.
city of New Orleans on this twentieth day of Feb.
uarv in the wear of Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy four.
EDWARD +. CANNON. Deputy Clerk.
fcI 2f nH3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Stair OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
REID & SELLES VS.. THEIR CRBDirORS-Eo. S.2i.
A MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF REID 81
IA SELLES Will be convened and held before W.
J Castell, Esq. notary public, in this city on MON.
DAY. March 9. 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ. to
deliberate upon .hely application foy q respite
this day filed.
FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans, JanIlart 80 1874 fe4 2Omh3s