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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17
STATE Of LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH %
ORLEANS.

V1NHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
, these pre- sents shall come, greeting:
Whereas MIS-. AHgeline Avegno, widow o? Jean
She civil sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans tie
property hereinafter described has applied to the
clerk OF tins court, in whose office the deed of sale
was recorded on the twenty ninth day Of August
A. b. 1884, for . monition advertisement, in con-
.ormity to sections 23sO to 1880, inclusive Of oct
No. 96. Of the General Assembly 81 1870
Now, therefore, know ye, and Ill peraons
interested herein. are hereby cited and I'D
monished in the name Of the State Of
for the parish Of Orleans, Who can set up
any right. title OF claim in and to The property
hereinafter described in consequence OF any infor-
mality in the order, decree or Judgment of the
court under which the sale was made, or any Sre9-
uaritv or lllegality in the appraisements and ad-
vertisements i'll time or manner Of SALE or for any
other defect whstsoever; 10 show cause within
thirty days from the day this monitOn is first
inserted in the public papers. Why the sale 50
made should not be confirmed and hOmologated.
The ssid property was sold by the civil sheriff OF
the parish Aforesaid, on the eighteenth day of
July. 4. D. 1874 by virtue Of decree Of this court
rendered on the invent sixth day Of May, A. u.
1874, in Q cult entitled John Csrrau Vs. FRANCOIS
Iscr01 No. $685. Of the DOCKET of this court vt
which sale Mrs. An gelino Avegno, widow OF Jean
N. Lapeyro. became the purchaser for the price Of
thirteen thousand five hundred dOllars.
Description OF property ss given il the Judicial
convey 2nce viz:
certain lot Of ground situated in the Second
District OF this city. in tho square bounded by
Dorsiere. Old Levte, Canal and Cust0mhouse
streets. measuring Twenty-Five feet eleven inches
front on Ola Leyee street, by seventy feet four
lines deep, running frcm Old Levee to DOrsiere
streets. On which said lot measures front OF
twenty nine feet eleven inches; together with all
and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon, al d the appurtensnces thereof.
Clerks office Sixth District Court. New Orleans.
OCTOBER 7. 1874
oc3 /! Il a 81 nos JOHN J. OBRIEN Clerk
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REGIsT.sATION or VOTERS.

S.ArB CP LoeI.:A.A1
G6cr state Registrar of Voters,
New Orleans. august I3 l9.:
H1vRSrAxr To THE PROVISIONS OF AN
Z act oi she General Assembly Of Louisiana.
approved July ~ 1874 and euti, ed an &C. 10 pro.
yid. for the revision and correction of the lists OF
reg stored voters OF the State, etc. notice il here.
by given that the Offices Of registration IN each
parish Of The State and each ward Of the eity Of
New Orleans viii be opened for the registration Of
qualified voters on MONDAY, August 81, 1874. and
will remain omen tSundsys and legal holidays *.
ceptsdt unit! FRIDAY October u, 1874, for the pur.
pose OF registering all persons entitled thereto ~
qualified els ctors Of the State Of Louisiana
Once houEs are prescribed by law from : .. u.
until P. H., and from r. NJ. until SP N.
All persons desiring to vote at the general e,ee.
ton Of November 3. 1874, viii b required 10 roy.
lister anew, - the Law prohibits any one from vot
ing upon any certificate Of registration issued
prior to the rear 1874. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
Apl<2o etat< RegietYAs oS vVtAyA
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REGISTRATION OFFICES.

srA1R OF LOuaIASA,1
Office State Registrar Of Voters,
Fev Orleans, August 80, 1874
f1NHE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS OF THE OFFICES
guidance of qualified electors OF the sc ysrSi elsc.
ton precincts OF the parish of Orleans:
FIRST ELECTION PRhOlNCT.
Bounded BY Felicity and I'lalia streets, sId The
mississippi river.
Assistant Snpervissr.. PERRY z. EMERSON
Office No. 4o94 st. Charles street.
SECOND ELECTION PRECINCT.
BOUNDED by yhaia and Julia streets, and she Mis-
Assistant Supervisor. .... j. q. BADENHAUsEN
OHics corner Of GALORE and Carondekt streets
THIRD ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded BY Julia and Canal streets All Z the Mis-
Aissippi river
Office 80. 80 Liberty street.
FOURTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Canal and st. Louis streets and the
Mississippi river.
Assistant Supervisor. ...............A. :. xENNER
Office Irene street. between Cont end Bspvi!s.
FIFTH ELECTION pRECIxCT.
Bounded by st. Louie and st. Philip st.ee:s and
.u..u.. The mississippi river, , .,,,r
ONCE 81. .' Ann street near Toni r NJ ""A'
SIXTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded BY St Philip and Esplanade streets and
.s.;,..,. ., tho Mississippi Ilvy'. ,or,.-n,
Office corner Of Barrack and ROchebiave streets.
SEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded BY Esplanads and Elysian Yields streets
and the Mississippi river.
Office corner Of Bagstsiis aud Earsuna, streets
EIGHTH ELECT!cS PRECINCT.
Bounded by Elysar Fields street, Lafa;.. avenue
once corner Of G:rod and Marigny s;.t.,s.
NINTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Lafayette avenue. lower im::s o! the
aIfT md - tIfGGQ - CAr
ASS stan. Supervisor. JAMES II. HOCGHERTY
Office at GeC:il,y Road Schooi.ous..
TENTH ELECTlON PRECINCT.
Mississippi river
Ass:.'an. supervisor. MICHAEL J. CONNORS
Office corner Dryadts and Jackson stres.s.
ELEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded BY F.Ys. and TOedano streets and she
Mississippi nyer.
Assistant Supervisor. ...............k. r. EAQUII
Office corner Third and st. David streets
TWELFTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by TOedano street. Napoleon aveEae and
She Mississippi river.
Aesis'ans Supervisor. THOMAS H. FLANAGAN
Marenso streets.
THIRTEENTH ELECTlON PRECINCT.
EO.Ei.tl by Sspoleon avenue. Peters avenue AID
the N issirsipp river:
OHce corner Mag .zine and Bordeaux streets.
FOURTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT,
Bounded ny Petets avenue and LOws:I.Gs street
~iiI tii" "iesiesipP sITsI.
Assistant supervisor :.....". n. FiESkGAN
Office nashville avenue, betweeu Live Oak and
Laurel streets.
FIFTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Orleans, right bank.
Supervisor. ,. ks,AN
Office old courthouse. Ayers.
SIXTEENTH ELECTION'PHaCi:Cr
BouLt.ed ny L0~erline street. GarrO.ltGn Gvekce
and Mississippi river.
Supervisor ..............LhS WILLIAMS
Office Courthouse, CArEoliton avenue.
SEVENTEENTH ELECI!Oy PRECINCT.
Bounded By Carr"l.on avenue. Cppe,!.n~ street
sra1nin. canal, u Ssssyy. Iives and Lake
ponfchart.ain.
Assistant SvCeTvlsOf. JACOB GERBER
Office CAy20..:Ga Avenue, between HSmyscu and
Second streets.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
e&!52 State Registrar of Voters
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The United states Code.

Here is little chapter Of United States
laws. to which the attention of the White
Leagues throughout the State Of Louisiana
is urgently called:
CRIMES AGAINST TIE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE
AND CIVIL RIGHTS OF CITIZENS.
tChapter :, page lso9. United States Code
SEC. 1913. Every person who by any I'm.
lawful means hinders. delays, prevents OF
Obstructs, or combines and cOnfederates
with others 20 hinder, delay, prevent or
quired to be done to qualify him to vote. or
from voting at any election. shall be fined
not less than five hundred dollars, or be
imprisoned not less than one month nCr
more than one year, or be punished by such
fine and imprisonment.
SEC. 1914. Every person who prevents,
binders, controls or intimiaates another
from exercising or in exercising the right OF
suffrage to whom that right is guaranteed
ton of the United States by means Of brib.
cry or threats Of deprivins such person of
employment or occupation. or OF eiecting
such person from . rented hOuse, lands or
other property, or By threats Of refusing to
renew leases or contracts for labor, or by
threats Of violence to himself or family,
shall be punished as provided IN section
5J.3.
SEC. i575. 1.-two or more persons conspire
to iniure. Cypress, threaten or intimidate
any citizen in the free exercise Or enjoy
men, of any RICH. or privilege secured to
him hy the constitution or laws OF the
United States. having so exercised the
same, they shall be fined not
more than five thousand dollars and I'M.
prisoneu not more than ten years; and shall
be thereafter ineligible to any office. or
place Of honor. profit or trust created by
the constitution or laws OF TIE United
States.
SEC. :;ii'::s. II at any election for repre-.
son knowingly persona,es and votes, or at.
temnts 10 vote. IN the name Of any other
person. whether living, dead or fictitious;
or votes more than once at the same cleo.
ton for any candidate for the same office:
or votes at a place where he may not be
lawfully entitled to vote: Or votes without
having lawful RICH: to vote: or does
tun;:y 20 vote for himself. or any other
person: or 1y force. threat. int,mida.
ton, bribery. reward. or OTTER thereof. un.
lawfully prevents any qualified voter Of any
State. or aiy Territory. from freely exer.
cisips the right Of suffrage. or by any such
means compels any officer Of an election to
receive vote from person not entitled to
vote. or interferes in any manner with any
officer Of such election in the discharge of
his duties: or knowingly receives
the vote Of any person not entitled to vote,
or refuses to receive the vote OF any person
entitled TO vote. ETC.. or shall omit TO 90
any duty tho omission OF which is hereby
made crime. OK attempt to do go, he shall
be punished BY . tine Of not more than
$500 or by imprisonment not mors tnsn
three years, or BY both. and shall pay the
costs Of the prosecution.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

CRUSHED To DEATH ny TRAIN OF CARS
During Thursday night as a freight train on
she Morgan railroad was about thirty miles
from This city. George W. Walker. q brakes.
man. attempted to pass from tho top Of one I,
between the cars. the entire train passing
over his body. crushing it into an unrecog.
n;,able mass. Tho cars were stopped as
quickly as possible. and tho body recovered:
j: was brought to 'Algiegs. where Coroner
Folwell held an inquest. 1t does not appear.
that anybody can bs blamed. Deceased
vas only twenty-oue years old. native Of
this State.
1t is wonder that more fatal accidents Of
:h:s kind do not occur, for brakesmen seem
entirely indiferen: when moving about on
runn;n: freight trains: Indeed: some Of
:heln appear to purposely take all the risks
that OTTER. Only r few days ago the reporter
roticcd q man sitting on one Of the jackson
railroad ears. perched UP high on 3 break
wheel. q position not TO 10 courted. The car
passed over some small obstruction. Jerking
Che man from his seat suddenly, but he for.
:una:ely caught hold Of q rod and 50 saved
l.use!t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

Third Con9Fessionat Manifestations state
Central Executive COMMITTEES Of the Republican
party.--The following dates localities and speakers
have thus far been indicated for Republican cam
paign meetings in the Third Congressional District
Of Louisiana:
Hon. c. B. Darrall. candidate for Congress, and
other prominent speakers vii address meetings at
Plaquemines. 1bervilie parish. Saturday. OctO.
Der II.
Bayou Gcula, ibervlle parish Sunday. October 10.
Breaux Bridge. st. Martin parish. Saturday. Oc.
tober 81.
st. Bartinsyille, ST. Martin parish. Friday. Oc.
tober %.
New Iberis, iberia parish, Sunday. October IS.
Franklin. st. Mary parish, saturday. October 81.
Pattersonville. St Mary parish. Sunday, NOvem.
berl.
Attorney General Field Lieutenant Governor An.
tome and other prominent speakers will speak al
DonaldsOnvile, Friday, October 20.
NapoeOnville. Saturday October "a.
YhibOdaux, Sunday, October Is.
s. B. PACKARD, President.
CHARLES Hiil, Secretary. ccl0
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FAR DEMONSTRATIONS
AM HEPAlR~ or WIIARvEs.

JEPAhTxEST % ISPsctI0P?;7s,(
New Orleans. October 3, !8.i !
CrALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THECS.
~ deYsigned, vii! be received at this office until
MONDAY NOON October 70, 49,; for reconstruction
and repairs Of city ~hAr"es according ." plans
and specifications Oh &c IL tito office y! :4e CITY
Surveyor.
Bid. to t~ made FOR parNen. in wharf improve.
men. bGnGs =; :Ae rate Ut .Ie:y GeLts .n :Le Go..
lar.
The city reser-ss the r.Sh. 20 rj.c: A1y os Al!
bids.
AL parties making proposals for MS contra
are required to deposit with thu, Administrator
Finance as evidence Of their Intention 70 abide
the adjudication, tho amount Of three hundred
dollars cash which shall 30 forfeited to the city
in of failure to sign the contract. The ceStiG
cate Of deposit must accompany the proposal.
Bidders to whom contracts afe not awarded
shall have thsir depseits returned On the day sdju
dic0tions are made.
PTopcss!s 70 b indofssd: ">ropssas 81, vA,sf
repairs"
ec3 Il JAMES IBWN, ASnsstysss,.
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Loca! Intelligence.

A SAD ENDING.-Yesterday James Clas.
Elm, native Of this city, not arrived at the
prime period of manhood, died in the Hotel
Den. the cause of his death was wound
sc received on the fourteenth of September
At the head Of Canal street, when citizens
were armed and fighting our regular State
srilitia Several years ago he lost an arm,
and on the fourteenth be was severely
wounded in the yemaining limb. From
shat date until the fifteenth instant he lin.
gereh in = hospital, receiving all the atten.
sion that could possibly be rendered suffer.
Mg humanity. His relations and friends,
eaturally enough. under the circumstances
resisted even thought Of amputation. but
his surgeons finally deemed il best to re-
move the remaining and mutilated arm, as
the only alternative TO save his life. How
ever it was too late, and the operation was
scarcely ever when he expired. His funeral
SilI take place 90 day. He vas greatly
beloved by all who knew him, and his flu
sure prospect in life was promising. The
Democratic convention nominated him for
constable in ono OF the justice courts, and
shat party had determined 70 elect bini.
80 RESPONSE FROM president GRASS.--
when our City Council recently invited
PRESIDENT Grant to visit New Orleans, il
was believed that he would go to Texas,
and the invitation was sent to him at Den
isons in that State. As he has not gone to
Texaao he has not received the dispatch,
consequently has made no response. How.
ever. it 10 probsb that he has been in
formed Of the action Of our city fathers,
and will in due time make an acknOwledg.
snent, even though he should not visit our
sster State Thousands of residents in
New Orleans would be greatly pleased to
have the President give us q call. even it
Cor only a day.
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Legal. NOTICES.
UNITKD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF LAGAN MACKISON,
Bankrupts
In Bankrnp:cy-Ne. 1855.

WHEREAS MATTHEW D. LAGAN AND JAMES
w MackisOn, individually and - members Of
the firm of Lagan 4 Mackissn. OF New Orleans,
and district aforesaid, duly declared bankrupt uD.
day fled in said court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate thereof, from all their debts
and other claims prOvah!e under said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest, that the sixteenth day of November,
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 given that the bankrupts will un.
dergo an examination before Register Kellogg on
the fourteenth day of November, A. D. 1874, at II
A. 81, at his office, CustomhOuse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, October l6 1874.
ocl72 "a moi X. L0EW, Deputy Clerk.
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TvMr,E.DowN BrMplSGs.-lf the new
grand jury wishes it can find several bald.
sings in New Orleans fully as liable to tum.
h!t. down as was Crescent Hall. II will not
H. necessary to lose much time in hunting
subjects. 4 few days ago portion OF the
roypice If \ building on Common street fell
:" the banquetie. and had a person been
there a: the time 10 would have been
crashed to atoms.
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a Hint.

Southern Republicans muss exercise the
Utmost care in the selection Of their lead.
t,s. Too many unfit men have dritted into
;ne official positions where ,nen OF perfect
integrity should DO chosen. The short.
cominys of Southern office holders are
criticised more closely than any other. be.
cause the republican form Of government
IS really on trial in the South. Whenever
. corrupt man and an ignorant is chosen to
important station IL is heraided throughout
:he entire opposition press rs an evidence
Ut the failure Of negro suffrage H.sh;my.
svS Chronicle.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
II THE NATTER OF EDWARD J. ROMAN, INDI-
vlduaily, 3tc. bankrupt.
In Bnnkruptcy-No. 1897.

WHEREAS, EDWARD J. ROMAN INDIVIDUALLY
w and as member Of the firm Of c. Roman 4
Sen, Of tho parish of ST. James and district afore-
said duly declared bankrupt under the act OF Con-
gress OF March 3 1867, has this day filed in said
court petition pray ing for q discharge and Ger.
tifcate thereof from all HIS debts and other claims
prOvable uEder said act.
Notice is therefore given 20 all creditors who
have proved their debIs. and to ali other persons
in interest, that the sixteenth day of November,
1874. at IL A. H., is assigned for the hearing of the
same. and that they may then and there attend
and show cause. if any they haI why the prayer
Of the said petition should nol be granted and
further notice is gwen that the bankrupt will
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
on the eleventh day of November, A. D. 1874, At u
A. NJ. at his office, Customhouse building.
Clerks office, New Orleans, October II, 1874.
Ocl3 2027 X. LOEW DeputyClerk
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fifth CougPessIonaI Distrfct.-The follow
ing assignments Of speakers, dates and localities
are made for Republican meetings IN the Fifth
Congressional District:
Hon prank Morey, Hon. p. B. 9. finchback. Hon.
John Ray Judge slosnsker and Hon. q. II. Brewster
trop, Morehouse parish, october a..
Hon. 4. p Field, Hon. J. & g. Pitkin. Hon. c. C.
Antoine. Hon. Il. 4. Steele HOi. }. Ross stewart.
J. Sella Martin and others at st. Joseph, Tensas
parish, October 10. and Vidslia Concordis parish.
October 81.
Other meetings in the district will be announced
hereafter. ). e. PACKARD,
NclO President Statp Central Committee.
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4 FAST HipEH.-Atter ten O'Clock Thurs.
day night Mr.. George Geir was crossing a
street III Carrollton. when man on horse.
tack rode along iurious!y. throwing Mr..
GER 20 the ground and breaking one Of his
thigh bones. lie was assisted to his home.
~ Saog: street. suffering intense pain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

BRIEF MENrsoN.-A we'll known gentle.
man was yesterday prostrated with tit in
Cana! street. and some of his friends took
&im into Mr.. Llienthal's iewelry store.
~here he remained until partly recovered.
Iung Tom, fOrty.fiye years old, yesterday
" St. Philip street.
Not single prisoner In the first precinct
GAIL at seven O'Clock last evening.
Several builders yesterday visited Admin.
S-trator Lewis TO look at the plans for the
Gew McDonogh schoolhOuses with view to
quake building bids.
Coleman Burns was found dead at the
corner OF Washington and Green streets.
There are circumstances attending his death
which require the cOrOner's services.
James Jones was last evening in the act
Of splitting wood and made tilt with a
clothes line. The ak caught the line. send.
ing the instrument back on his head. nearly
killing him.
Reuben Baker was last night attacked by
&. S. ClemOre and Scott Anderson at the
corner of Notre Dame and Peters streets.
One of the assailants used a knife and the
S.her razor, and before they got through
with Baker nearly murdered him, slashiDg
sis head, arms and back. His condition
was so serious that it was found necessary
COR policemen TO send him to the Charity
Hospital The attacking party escaped.
e~~>---V->~->-s
LIBERTY on SHoRE.-Quite a number OF
United States sailors have. been on shore
during the past two or three days, and
:nev make the most Of their liberty. They
90 everywhere they can. making frequent
visits TO bar-rOoms. for they are wonder.
sullv thirsty fellows. As u general thing
:hey conduct themselves PROPERLY. but
sometimes in their cups forget the flight of
slime and fail to report at the designated
kour On this an Ord} or ia senE from their
officers, and the unfortunate lads are ar.
sested as .leserters. Severa! men were
cent to prison. and yesterday sent TO their
vessels by policemen. Mos. Of these sailors
have seea but little If land life tor many
&VutLA
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The Temperature.

Tho thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Chartres street. on October l6. stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 690; at . p. NJ. 790;;
at & =. NJ, 77o. Lowest point during the
the night Of October Is, 600.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-17

FIRE IN rms MARlcSY BulLp,xG-At
two o'clock yesterday morning Officer Hut.
con discovered that there was fire in the
Marigny building. Vaudeville street. in
that portion occupied by George Gliden as
ship chandlery store. As the alarm was
promptly sent. the fremen were on hand
IN time to prevent u great coufsgration.
The loss Is nOs more than 200; Insured in
:ks Merchants Mutual office.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

eINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER FOR SALE
Il. at public auction, at the auc ion room of the
ST. Charles HOTEL in the city Of New Orleans.
Louisiana. ON MONDAY. November 2. 1874. st 10 A.
H.. the following described property, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in said city. in tho First District and in the square
bounded by Gasquet. Canal. Marais and Where
streets. designated by the Nos !. and ,. on
a plan drawn by J. Pile. surveyor. on ihe third
dav Of May. 1889. deposited in the office Of L. Her.
man. late notary public ia said city, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. and priv.
ieges and appurtenances thereto belonging; being
tho same property acquired by the United States
from Thomas r. May. III the collection OF debts, by
act done aud passed before Andrew Hero. Jr,
notary public IL said city. On the fifteenth day Vi
May. A d. 1867.
TeVDs-Cash st the time Of sai@
ELUFERD WILSON
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Washington. p. c., July &c. 1864.
BY virtue of the authority and direction from
the Hon. Biuford Wilson. Solicitor Of tn. Treasury
of the United States Of America, given This day
through J. R. Beck with. United States attorney
for the District OF louisiana for and on behalf OF
the said Solicitor OF the Treasury. I. the under
signed, licensed auctiOneef. VITA pose the above
described property for sale at public auction. in
the auction room at the St. Charles Hotel. il the
city Of New Orleans. Oh said second day Ut S0vsB.
Der. 1874. at 10 4. ".
TeTMs-Cash on adjudication.
Z. NJ. MONTGOMERY. AueticneeF.
ives an! - q ~ ses ~ 10 rs Oc3 10 II ~ 81
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Oc13 81

special NOtice.-Onice American Mutuai In
sursnce Association of New Orleans, No. rs Com
streets. New Orleans October J, l874-At q meet.
ing Of the Board of Trustees. held this day it 80
resolved to convene a meeting of the
on TUESDAY, November 10, 1874. at
6 P NJ on business of Importance.
By order of the Pre- sident.
ocs GOT P. J. SULLIVAN, Secretary.