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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24
Hard Times and the Late EiectiODss

Wise political economists are discovering
that the result of the late elections will
operate as cure for hard times, and they
NAV be right to certain extent, but the
most certain and the most speedy cure for
hard times will be the distribution of the
g. 800 900 which result from the Public Lii
brary concert ON the thirtieth Of the present
month. Twenty thousand gifts, distributed
among the ticket holders, as there will be,
times easy with very many. But 3 few
days remain for the drawing. and only
few tickets are left to be sold. Cash orders
filled at the home office up to the twenty.
eighth instant.
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Installation.

Tomorrow evening. November %, at the
regular conclave of Orleans COmmandery,
the Grand Master Of the United States will
install as officers Of the Grand Encsmpment
of Knights Templar Of the United States
Sir j. C. Waldo, Grand Prelate, and Sir
Thomas Cripps, Grand Captain OF the
Guard. l-..f,. rt
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!. OFFICIAL NOTICES,
OFFICIAL.

GSoMPfLED RETURNS or An INJECTION HELD
u i'll the city OF New Orleans State Of IOuisiana,
on the second day Of November. 4. D, 1874. for
Mayor aud Administrators. under writ Of election
dated the twenty -sixsh day Of September. A. d
1874 ordering same. and prrsusnt to the provisions
otact No. 49, TO eSuate the conduct and to maintain
the freedom and purity Of elections; to prescrii
the mode Of making returns thereof; to provide
for the election OF returning ohRcers and defining
their powers aud duties; to prescribe the mode OF
entering on the rolls Of the Senste and House of
Representatives, and to enforce article one hur.
Died AVID three Of the constitution. approved No
vsmbeI ~. A. y. 1872, to wit;
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Watch: Oh. Watch:

With startling appearance OF deep sea
souDdings in almost Questionable ignO
rance. the bulletin comes to tho front Sun.
day with another legal article. This time
il is Tom L. nne. who has been kept out Of
his money BY the city more than two years.
has been through tho courts, and the de.
cision in his favor sustained by the Supreme
Court and rehearing refused. who suffers.
The Superior District Court, November Is.
granted mandamus, not on any new issue.
hu. 70 compel the city to obey final de.
cree. aud refused an appeal. On these
facts the HvAte'in makes as many errors az
There AT. assertions in the article. 1t
abuses the supreme Court for refusing an
appeal" Tia. body neither grants nor re.
fuses appeals. I.may order the court q qua
to 90 OF. %. the other. however. Then it
says wci. Of prohibition will ''c!eariy !ie."
Perhaps. bu. whA. about!
But the cream Of the article is in the de-
sire that some one else should watch the
case. The bulletin certainly don't intend
to. TOR if it did it would have discovered by
reading Saturdays RErUBLfcAN. 20 other
paper noticing It. that an alternative writ
of mandamus in the case was issued on
Friday. By examining the application it
could have discovered the prayer for a writ
Of prohibition, commanding the Superior
Distric. Court to proceed no further in the
execution Of its decree. Lest the Bulletin
should cause some Of its reeders to do its
work and watch to see where this writ
will ''lie," they are informed that part of
the prayer was not granted. For the rest,
November 30 is the day to ''watchit."
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COUNT KKCOHb. '''
III FG slfi fklI
MONDAY, HevEMBER 9. 1874.

ffpvS Oistrtcs Coufa,
XNFORMAfIONS FILED.
Petty iarceny-James Bernard. Mary
Hall, Garribaldi.
Assault and battery-Henry Evans. Jen.
ME Perry. Marie Maloney. Lizzie Shay.
Celestine johnson.
With intent to defrsud drawing check
with no funds to credit-E. Rgney.
EOLLE PRosEQUf ENTERED.
Petty lsrceny-Robers Boon. James Rus
sell.
CONVICTED.
Charles Moore. Of petty larceny.
SECOND District Court.
The SUGGESTIONS Of Gastencio Tamparilla,
Charles +. Crater. Marie Joseph Pierre.
widow OF Raphael Barnabe. and Dolores de
vergs y Mscheca. wife Of Manuel Bornio y
Calonge. were opened.
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Passenger list per steamship Cuba, from
Mexican ports:
c. r. Heymann, Rudolph MAIN, V. Vult
kaMmerer, Mr.. Alat. Mr.. Harkesef and
brother, James HOll, John w. Cobbitt, Mr..
Gibbs, wife and two children and two SER
wants, Mr.. Juipeno, wife and mother, G. N.
Gardner, p. Grimaud, James Smith and
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John 4. Stniser ~. John Rum.

IrIFTh DIS fRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH Op
T. Orleans, No. SOfl.-Sy virtue of u writ OF fer !
facias to me dis-ctvd by the honorable tile Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in tire
above entitled cnuse. will proceed to sell NJ public
auction; on the premises hereinafter DIES gn ted.
on MONDAS, December :. 1874, at five o'cock r.
N. the fnliOwii& de scribed property, to WITT
THE STOCK, FIXTURES, HORSES, CARTS etc i.
contained i'll the bakery of defendant situated a.
tile cOpnet OF Pacific avenue amt Peter street In
The Fifth District Of this cIts, a. per inventory
which may be in my Office
ALSO ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
of said defendant in and to the enonts ON
two certain lots Of ground, situated in the Fifth
District Of this city. in the square bounded by Pa
cific avenue, Peter, AK StreetS and Eimra ave-
nue.; one Of sheA fcr.l.nS tbs corner sS paciRe
avenue and Peter strest.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the SpoL
". r. HARPER
hosA =. DEF s Sheriff OF shs Parish of Oresns.
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Charles kOeneDZtg w. Ernest VOlkmaw.
SiXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 69ll.-By virtue of a writ of
SEIZURE and sale to mo directed by the hon orabI..
the Sixth District Court for the parish, of Or eans
IN The above entitled cause. will proceed to spIi
public auction, at the MeTchants and AuctOnsers,
exchange, ROya street between Canal and Cun.
Dinh0use streets in the Second district of this
city. on SATURDAY, December u.s. 1874 at twelve
O'Clock M.. the following desert, property 10
wit 'F''' y"
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND tocether
with all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon aud the appurten.uces thereof
ana an the lights WAYS, serv,udes privileges aud
advantages tnereinto belonging in any WISE 40.
pertaining situated in the Third District OF this
city, IN the square bounded by Levee st. Ferdi-
nand, Moreau and MonteguL streets designated by
me numbers ten and eleven. on q plan drawn bv
i. 'uaidv, late surveyor. dated Nav Is, 1855 and
deposited In the office of James Graham q norarv
pnniic IN this city. Said lots adjon each other
ahd measure each. ID American measure twenty.
.wo feet SIX inches front st. Ferdinand stres..
DJ one hundred feet IN depth between parallel
lines. with tbe use of an alley IN the iB com
mon with the lots adjoining Being the same
property acquires by the defendant herein by
purchase from Jacques Levy. per act passed before
James Fahey, notary public SB this Cit :. on tina
twelfth OF . tober. 1871
Seized in'ths above suit.
Ierms-Cash the spot.
W p HARPRR
ho24 del Is 26 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlespe
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THIRTEENTH CALL.
Redemption Of FIve-Twenty Bonds OF
1862.

TREASURY OEY,R9MESrj
Washington, November = 1874.
DY VIRTUE OF THE AL FHORITY GIVEN BY
- the act OF Cougc sss approved July -. 1870, en-.
tit ed Ian act 70 authorize the fefunding the
national debt hereby give notice that the prin.
cipal and accrued interest of the bonds herein.
below designated, known as 'Five-twenty bonds s"
will be bald at the treasury of the United States
in the city of Washington, on and after the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875, and that the
interest on said bonds will On that day
That is TO say, coupon bonds, known az the fourth
series, act OF February IS. 1862 dated May l. 1852
as follows:
COUPON BONDS.
S5r--Eo 1901 to No. 1851. both inclusive
&O0-No t2ol to No. 10 $40; bath inelIiive.
S5b0-No. 5o0l to No. 1000, both inclusive
$lG00--So. j got to 20 600. both inclusive.
S. go Co.,
The amount outstanding (embraced in the mum
beers abOve) is five million dollars of coupon
bonds.
United States securities. forwarded for redemp
ton. should be addressed to the Loan Division Of
the Secretary q ONCE"
nes B. q. BR1sTow. SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24

A CAPTURED BURGLAR. - About ten
o'clock last night a fellow who gives his
name IA John Franklin entered the houso
OF 7. Bertazzi. near Poydras Market. with
intent to steal. hut he was discovered and
captured by Officer Francisco. Accused
was roughly haudled. and ,his morning he
will have a mules head on him. There was
disposition on the part of citizens to lynch
him. He lives near the scene.
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Court Items.

No session of the Superior Criminal Court
will be held until Friday. Judge Atocha be.
ing quite unwell.
Judge Cullom. of the Fifth District Court.
was obliged to refrain from holding court
two days Of last week because he was ill,
but disposed Of twenty-seven cases yester.
day.
Judge Abell tried one case yesterday.
But little business is done in this court now,
and the judge is no longer the ''most over
worked judge in the civilized world" that
he used to be. Indeed. business Is so slack
that he was able to distinguish himself by
being the only judge to celebrate the
thanksgiving Of The Committee of Seventy.
the other Democratic judges sitting as
usual. They prefer probably to wait for
the twenty seventh instant, but he can adj
jcurn that day too. Nobody will make any
objection.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

(yoMPiLED RETURNS OF An ELECrfox HKLD
~ in the parish of Orleans, state OF Louisiana.
writ OF election dated the tenth day OF September.
A. D. 1874, ordering same and pursuant to the pro-
' siOns Of act No 4 tO regulate tho conduct and
To maintain the freedom and purity Of elections; TO
prescribe the mode OF making Yetufns thereof: to
provide Tor this election Of returning officers and
defining their pOwers an6 duties: 10 prescribe he
mode OF entering on the rolls Of the Senate and
House OF 6epres. natives: and to enforce article
one hundred and three Of the constitution, o..
proved November %. A. d. 1872, to wit:
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We. the undersigned Retu, ming officers. par.
suant to authority vested in us BY act No. 30. ap
proved November 20, 1872. de hereby certify the
foregoing is a true aud correct compilation Of the
State ments OF votes cast at election for Criminal
and Civil Sherffs, aud CorOners ct First. Fourth.
Fifth aud Sixth. and second and Third Districts
under writ Vi election promulgated on the tenth
day Of September. A. D. 1874. ordering same, and
We hereby declare that The foOwin: named
persons we're duly and lawful y elected. % wit:
William Pagan Criminal Sheriff. .
Eugene Waggamsn, Civil Sheriff.
A. chastant, Coroner Of First. Fourth. Fifth ana
Sixth Districts.
<. DeRlAnc. Coroner Of Second and Third Ols-
tcicts.
JMADfSOH WELLS.
THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
LOUIS NJ. KENNER.
G. CASANAVE.
noIa ~ OScAE ARROYO.
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BehaD, Th0rO 4 Go. vss w, II. OeVan
b.. 4 Co. ct ala
zEFTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH or
IL Orleans, No. 43S2.-By virtue OF writ Of fieri fa
cias 70 me directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
frct Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled canse, will proceed to sell ut public auc.
tlon Oh SATURDAY. December S, 1874, at hvo
o'ciocA r. M. at my warehouse, Nos % and q
Orleans street between Royal and Bourbon strosts.
in the Second District Of til city. tho following
described property, to wit
TWO SATENT RkCgIEyXRS AND APrURrH.
NANCES
Seised in tho 0nOvB suit.
Terms-CAsh OH the spot.
". r. HAkPKR
n02A u DEL Sheriff 81 the Parish OF OrieanA
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SHER1FF'S SALES.

Everett lane Il 60. W. Lewis L. Nleeks.
LrIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans No. $500. BY virtue of an order OF sale
rendered November II, 1874, to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for tho parish
Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause will pro
coed t" sell at public auction, on TUESDAY No
vemorr ~. 1874 and succeeding DAYS, at half past
~ Orleans street, between Royal and Bourbon
streets. in she Second District Of this city, the
following described property. to wit
LOT OF COFFEE. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
GROCERIES,. etc. AS per inventory which may be
se@n in my office.
Attached in the above suit.
Teyms--Cash on the spot.
W.P. HARPER
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

DKPARTwEsr or fISayCE.i
C!': Hall, New Orleans. November %. 1874. !
DHCPrSALS For THE SALE To THE CITY OF
l. ii teen wharf improvement bonds will be
ccived at this office until FRIDAY. December I. at
twelve ocock NJ.
The city reserves the right 70 reject any and al!
proposals. LOUIS SCHNEIDER
Hu22 I'd Administrator of Finance.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

b z. u. { B. J. MONTGOMERY. At 10 O'Clock.
.: the corner OF hatcher and Camp streets.
general assortment Of new and second hand
furniture. etc.
81 A. GERARD. at II o'clock. 1t Nos. Il and II
Bourbon street. household furniture. etc.
BE SHERRY HARPER. at i0A: O'clock. at ware.
house Nos. 81 and Is Orleans street. coffee.
eu.af. mniasses. groceries, etc.
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Local Intelligence.

ERIrlsn STEAMSHIP DARrES.--Mr. Fon.
bauq ue. tn. British consul, and q duly
appointed commission. entered into an in.
v.s,igatiou Of tie cause Of fire which re-.
Gently occurred on board OF the steamship
Osrien. when that yesse! was abOu: fifty
sniles below the city outward bound. with
y cargo Vt cotton and slaves. Smoke was
figs. seen to issue from the hold. near the
coal bunker, among bales Of cotton. Holes
wsr" GU, III the deck. and water poured in.
90 successfully that the tire was extinguish.
cd. and the steamer brought back to this
port. 4 portion Of the cargo was taken
ont. when it was ascertained that about
sif:v bales Cf cotton were ruined, but the
vessel was not materially injured. The IN.
yessisatiOn has resufted in learning nothing
definite. further than that there was An
evident sarlessness in the en- sinees's depart.
sneas. This origin of the fire il still nm.
known. but there are several sources from
which it might have come: as there is no
direct evidence ~ point out the real cause,
sac commission has been compelled TO pass
shein ak by. and acknowledge that it Is still
q mystery. Theexaminatiou has closed, and
the cargo will be immediately replaced, and
the stea meg sa;l as soon as possible.
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Above IOw

The Temperature.
Mr.. Louis Frigerio. No. 80 Charities street.
! reports the weather for the past two
days % follows:
ga. II. 3PM eP. NJ.
November 22........ = 20 ~
November 2j..,... s. - 20
Lowest point during the Night Of Novem.
bes 222. So. Rain during the night Of No.
rember ~, four ter this Of an inch.
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Doctors DlsAcREE.--Last evening Theo-
dore Curry. ship engineer Of the steamship
Clinton. fell as if dead at the Third Dis.
trict ferry. and . physician pronounced
him dead: but another Of the faculty disa.
greed. Curry was sent to his home. No.
4:sS Drvades street.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Leonard NpaAvenDeP9.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No. 90, l.5.-NOtice IL hereby given
20 the creditors Of this estate aud TO ali ether per
eOrs herein interested. 10 show cause within ten
days from the present notification. II any they
have can, why the account presented by Z. r.
Parker. ministratOr OF this estate shOud not be
homOOgated and approved and the funds distrib.
ured in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
noI923 o. PRANK PACE jR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24

FfREMER vs.. UNDERwkfTERx-A dele.
CATION from the Flremen's Charitable Asso.
citation yesterday met the representatives.
OF the Board OF Caderwriters with view
TO make some arrangements whereby the
fire brigade can be continued in service.
The underwriters make a proposition to
the flremeE to reduce that branch to ten
companies. the insurance men to pay all
expenses. 1t is not likely that the associa.
ton will accept that proposition or barely
entertain it. Other proposals. were made,
but all as impracticable as the above. The
insurance offerings will not pay or liqui.
date past debts amt provide for future con.
tinge 4cies. The meeting ended unsatisfac.
tOrily, and the firemen can now understand
exactly how the underwriters stand toward
them.
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W. +. HARfBH.
nO24 y Del Sheriff 81 the Parish 0! OrieanaI

q. R0cAo1cau d Go. -. GeorGe tVtl1Iau
Gr0etsoh.
CfXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH or
~ Orleans No. 642l.-By virtue Of y writ Of
ieri fRcias 60 mo directed by tho honorable tho
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell al
public auction on the premises hereinafter desie.
mated. on SATURDAY, December S 1879 At eleven
O'Clock A. ~. the following described properly.
to Wit
TWO GERMAN FUTTBB CASKS klIIyK VINE
seven hundred and thirty -one gallons.
ONEHALF GERMAN FUTTER CASK RHINE
WINE, one hundre and sixty gallons
Now on the ground door Of the building No. liz
Exchange alley. in the SeS0pd District OF tina
city.
Seiaed in che above suit.
Terms-Cash the spot.
". r. HARPER
noaI .: d.3 !; Sheriff Of tho Parish of Orlrsus
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nol.i: ,sN Sheriff Of IN. Parish Of r. Or i

A. KOcherenu & Co. W.. Hermnnce Non.
gere, widow OF Auguste Candide Avinenc.
LCIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. 6llo-By virtue of a writ of seizuIe
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court tor the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction. at the Me- rchantS and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
on "a I'll RDAI, December %, 1884, at twelve clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with the
buildings and improvements thereon and appur.
tenances thereof, and all the rights, ways servi.
tudes. privileges and All vantages thereuntO beOng
ing Or in any wise appertaininx, situated in the
Third District fIbs city, in the square bsunded by
Lapeyrouse. Galvez, Laharpe and johnson streets,
designate by the letter G, plan deposited in
the office OF James Fahey, notary public in this city,
as plan number seven, of book of plans number
ore, according to which plan said lot of ground
measures FORT three feet seven inches two lines
front on Laharpe street, by one hundred and fifty
seven feet eleven inches and four lines in depth
property acquired by the defendant herein by
chase from Mrs. Widow J. K. BOugere per act
passed before saI notary. James Eahey. oa the
twenty fourth OF September. 1853.
Seized in Tie above suit.
Terms and COnd tom the purchaser 70 aseune
the Sayment Of plolnssory note 70, sline hundred
and MY collars. daefd September q 1873. drawn
by the defendant 10 her own order, ana by her in
dorsed ana made papable two years attes date
per annum from date until paid. The payment of
winch note is secured bv vendors privilege and
special mort gage on The property above described
The purchaser also to pay attorreys' sees at the
rate OF hive per cent, ia Case of suit said note
and to keep the buildings on the property insured
against fire. and 20 transfer the policy to the
holder Fl said note. The whole in accordance
with The stipuiat ions of the act of sale from
Josephine Baugnon. widow Of jacques Rene Bol.
9ere, to the defendant, passed before James Fahey;
notary public i'll this city on the twenty fourth OF
September. iS1a The balance OF the price 10 b..
paid in cash
,.o. ". P. HARPER,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office American Mutual Insurance Aaso.
citation Of new Orleans, No. Is Commercial place.
between St. Charles and Camp streets, New Orleans,
November 10. i87f.-At general meeting Of stock.
holders held this day. it was unanimously resolved
to go into liquidation. and the undersigned gentle.
men were elected to lQuidats the affairs Of the
association. Parties holding claims against this
association are requested to present them for ad.
justment. and all pers ms holding policies will
present them for cancellation. and the return pre-
MUM due will be refunded. Parties indebted
to this are requested t. s1tts forth
+. BELING.
r. J. KRAMEs.
GOiS Z: de!e Lihuidators.
ONCE Lafayette Fire Insurance Com.
panv. New Orie.ns. pc'Ober 20, !S.i.--At = meet.
Ing OF tn board -; directors held on october Is.
1874 il was resolved 70 cal in - cash :ns;AllmenA
~ FIVE PER CENT On the capital stock, &C.
cordauce with article four OF lie constitution of
the company. pay able At she office of the company
within forty days. LOCIS MATHIS,
ocZI 80: Secretary.
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Cog. TO nIs HoME--Last evening Gen.
esai Badger iefs the hospital and went
home. a. his condition warranted such q
1nove. He is mending very fast, and is in
exce;l.n. spirits, and were It not that his
Oct. srrn Is still! lame he coald walk on q
esu:;. ~;thou: great Inconvenience. Indeed
s,e is 80 far redeemed that it is possible he
will resume his official duties by the middle
of naxt month.
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EDUCATIONAL,
NOTARIES,
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

Alfred VlercIer IS. Steamship State OF
Louisiana
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Louisiana No. 10 81 - In obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to me directed the
above entitled suit. have seized aud taken into
my pnssessiOn-.
THIS STEAMSHIP STATE OF LOUISIANA. now
ibeed by Alfred MERCER. for til. cause. set forth
in the libel now pendins in the district Coust O. the
United States.
Aud do hereby cite and aimo,ish the owner OF
owners thereof, and all and every person per.
SONS having, or preteA ding to have any right title
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the CITY Of New Orleans on
me nrst Monaay OF December. 1874. to show cause.
if any they have or can. Hnv the said steamship
should not be- condemned and be sold agreeably to
the prayer Of libelant.
United states Maysllal's Office New Orleans Ne.
vember 10. 1874.
s. +. PACKARD.
mol! u ~ Emitted States Marshal
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- Uf Orleans n. 81. SDi Whereas Edwin g. PitcG.
eT has pstiton-d the court for letters of admins
rratiOn the estate OF the late Charles Crater
d. ceased in'estatc. NOtic., is hereby given all
whom it may concern. 10 show cause within ten
days, why che prayer oI said petitioner should net
be granted.
By order y? che Court.
,o2I d .eit FRANK eAcR ~ s,Ieei-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24

John Lingwine, and -oeanpis2- e-kss
Pierre, on Water street, was burned: also .
frame tenement Occupied by John Cline.
There was no insurance On the lumber, but
Mr.. Pierre had IN insurance for $500 in the
Germans Office,