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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF ACHILLE DUPRE-NO.
s,;G

cyIrZp STATES MARsnAL's OrrICs,
New Orleans, October :, A6''
f1eHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRASI
= IN bankruptcy has been issued out OF me DIS.
Louisiana asains, RI. estate o; Aehille Dupre, of
Op.lou.as, N the parish OF ST. Landry state OF
Louisiana at!udged bankrupt upon his own pstl'
livery Of any property belonging TO said bankrupt
TO him or fox his use and the transfer OF any prop
sriS by him are forbidden by law: that Ineetihs
OF the creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove thelr
debts and choose one or more assignees Oh Dis ee
tate, viii be held at court of bankruptcy, 70 oe
at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Customhouse building,
New Orleans. before {. .. Kellogg register
s. B PACKARD
oe3S Vpitel Ststes Marsha.
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MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, October 9, 1874. }
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Az
y this Office until Saturday. October "a at twelve
o'clock NJ Tor building the Fourth McDonOgh
Sehoohouse in the Fifth District tAlglers), accord
in F.. TO plans and specifications on file in this oice.
Payment in United States currency, on completion
and acceptance of the building. The right to rt,-
ject any all bids is hereby specially reserved.
BY direction OF the Council
OcIOtd LOUIS 4. Witt Mayor.
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Third Congressional Di&trict.-Rooms state
Central Executive Committee of the Eepuoiie.n
par'y.-Ihe following dates localities and speakers
have thus iar Deen indcs ted for Republican cam
?aign meetings in the Third Congressional Vistfics
OF Louisiana:
6reaux Bridge. 81. Har:in parish. Saturday. oc'
iobey2..
-. Martnsv.i!e. ST. Martin parish. Friday. oc'
tober23
New s"srs. !bers parish. Sunday. Octobef -. y,
Franklin. st. Mary parish. saturday oct:o"f '''
Patterson'i.e. st. Mary parish. sunday. SoSeh'
Der l.
Attorney General Field Lieutenant Governor An
:oine and other prominent speakers vii! speak AZ
bona. lson"ille Friday, October %.
Hapoleonv.lie. Saturday, October u
1hIisodaux, sunday. October %
s. 3. PACKARD, President.
s'HsV,p. Nt,, Nac,a.arr Sclb
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1Ieu, Orleans &rpublna,l.
Aff,ciAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
arflciAl JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.


REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
Etectiss. Monday, November =, 1874.
For Slate Treasurer.
ANTOINE DCBCCLET.
For As.n5er Of Congress. Fsss District
j. HALE SyPHER.
For Ne,n5e.. of Congress. Second District
HENRY c. DIBBLE.
q. For Member. Of Csnqrrss. Third District
CHESTER Il. DAHRALL.
For Msmser Of Congress, f"n1M District
GEORGE l.. SMITH.
~. Member n Canyress. Fifth District.
FRANK MOREi.
m. Member Of Congress. !St1ih District.
e. T.. NASH.
Pari.h and Municipal Ticket.
CITY OFFICERS.
Navor-Fefix Labatut.
Administrator OF Public AccOunss-F. j..
Dumas
Administrator Of Improvements-James
i.ewis.
Administrator OF AssesSlDents--H. Bon
xano.
ficio. -, 49,,
PARISH OFFICERS.
Civil Sheriff.. l.. Herw!g.
Criminal Sheriif--Joseph Bou!te.
Coroner Of the First, Fourth. Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh Districts-Patr!ck Cceagh.
Coroner Of the Second and Third Dis
tricts-Ur. G. Devron.
SENATOR'S.
F'irst Senatorial Distric:-JOhn Langles.
e. +, Glaudin. e. +. Ladd.
Second Senatorial DISTRIBUTES Lam
abere. ,
Fourth Senatorial District-D. j. Hutch
Fifth Senatorial District--Andrew Du'
sixth Senatorial District-R. II. Chad
bourns
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First Representative District William
Thompson, William Mccain.
Second Representative. DistIict-George
d. Geddes, p. IL. Boyle, A. j. Brim.
Third Representative District-William
Wallace, George Devezin, Charles Montal
do. +. G. Antoine.
Fourth Representative District-Robert
MALCOLM, w. A. Dietrich.
Fifth Representative District Homere
Boutte. s. r. Snaer.
sixth Representative District u. G.
Puschler. :.
Seventh Representative pistrict--Francit
Richard, J. b. Jourdain. -,
Eighth Representative District - John
Evans.
Ninth Representative District ~ Louis
Cheneau. Lawrence O'Donnell.
Tenth Representative District-P. j.
Poelman, Graham Bell, Henry Ballard.
Eleventh Representative pistr!ct'-A. De
ioie, John Berth.
Right Bank-GeOrge Gracien.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE AND CONsTABLEs
First-Gsorge w. SAdler. justice; z. }
Cheeyers. constable. ,,,.,,.
Second-W. l.. Evans, Justice; William
Walsh, constable. =,
Third-A. Pluche, Jr., justice; John II
H;gers, constable.
FOurth-J. Parker. Justice: G. Liautaud
constable. 80. ,
Fifth-W. l.. Thompson. justice; w. Z
Sweet. constable.
Sixth--J. II. Dodds, Justice: Charlie
Beggs. constable. .. .,
S-yenth-.Isaac W. Falls. justice: W. :
Michel. constable.
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wife Of Frederick Ernest.
V,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
Orleans. No. 5a.By virtue OF writ OF seizure s',s
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and AuctiOreers' tx
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city.
on SATURDAY. october "a. 1874. at twelve O'clock
NJ the following described property. to wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, and all
the rights ways, servitudes and advantages there
ated in the sixth District Of this city (ate parish
of Jefferson, in this State), designated as square
number fifteen. on plan OF L. Buisson, sHr
surveyor, dated the twelfth November, 1895,
deposited the Office Of w. Y. Lewis, late
notary public in this city, said square OF gIOand
containing eighteen lots numbered from one re-
eighteen inc usively. and measuring three hun
dIed feet front on state street, three hundred eet
on the line dividing it from the property of the
late d. ,. Burthe, two hundred and hfiy-One feet
and quarter of an inch front on Liberty or Mega
zine street, and two hundred and forty Six feet
one and q half inch front on Greenwich or Camp
street, ali American measure. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant nd herein oy Pnr
James Fahey notary public in this city, ON the
fifteenth day of May, 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms. In cash for a sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, say the sum OF seven hundred
and fitty collars with interest thereon at Blk
per cent per annum from the nineteenth day of
April 1873, t" the nineteenth day of April, 1874 and
eight per cent per annum from the said nneteenth
OF April, 400 tlIl lHt VI Sa q
costs of copy act five atterne 50 fees and
. costs of suit 2 Tho purchaser to assume Ito the
extent of che amount o! his bid) the payment %
two ;romissorS notes secured by mortgage
said above described property, each for the like
sum Of seven hundred and fifty dollars, arawt.
BY defendant 10 her order, and inGOrsed, by
herself dated April 10, 1915 payable respectively
I'VE and tlnee years alter date and bearing intet
est at six per cent per annum froIn date to ta"-
thrifty and there after at sight per cent per
from maturity I'll paid. 3. And the balance Of the
p.cs OF adjudication. il any, cash on the spot
". + HARPER.
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66TN6TICES.i
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEAEa, MO.
bile and Texas Railroad Company, against
whom petition for adjudication Ot bank rupt-
ey WAS filed on the twenty seventh day of Nay.
i. D. 1874 District Of Louisiana s.. s.-HO. 1924.
31PON FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING THR Al
u Legations OF the petition aforesaid it is
dered that the said New Orleans Mobil. and Te xaA
Railroad Company do appear at this court, ~
in the parish OF orleans and State Of Lousi INA
and district aforesaid, ON the sixteenth day Of
November, 1874, at IL 4. A., aud show csus d, il
any there be- why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted; and it is further ordered
that a copy OF tins order be served said New
Orleans, Mobile aud Texas Railroad Company by
publication in the New Orleans Republican, az
quyed by law. the last insertion to appear Ut least
i've days previous to the day herein required for
taer appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward n. Durel Judge Of the
said court, and the seal thereof, At New Orleans,
in said district. 90 the seventeenth day u June.
4. D. 1874.
je20 Z. LOEW. Deputy Clerk
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PERJURY is THE CHARGE.-iesterday
was good day for perjury, and a great
many to the square inch. Charles wake.
and Charles Brown were taken prisoners at
the corner of Carondelet and Calllope
streets. on complaint of Assistant Super.
visor w. X. Murphy. Pope Sies and Henry
Blunt wished to register in the first ward,
and concluded to domicile themselves on a
vacant lot of ground, but Supervisor Sulii:
van had heard of that locality and would
not have it, SO sent them to prison. Several
other persons were calaboosed for attempt'
an to fraudulently register.
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UNITED STATES DlNTK1ET EULKTe
DISTRICT On LOUISIANA.
IN THE NATTER OF LAGAN MACKISON
Bankrupts.

UTHEREAS MATTHEW D. LAGAN AND JAMES
w Mackison, individually and as members Of
the firm of Lagan l. MackisOA. OF New Orleans,
and district aforesaid, duly declared bankrupt I'm.
der the act OF Congress of March 3 1861, have this
day fled in said court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate thereof from all their debts
and other claims provable under said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
1874 at IL A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the
same and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
o. the said petition should not be granted; and
farther notice is given that the baukrup-s will un.
dergS examination before Register Kellogg on
the fourteenth day Of November, 4. D. 1874, at ~
A. NJ at lis Office, Custonhouse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, October lG, 1874
ocl1 q no. K Low. Deputy C'eyN.
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Seventy thousand tour hundre.; dollars.
Seventy thousand four hundred dollars.
To be given away October -.
To be given away October ~.
When the next DRAWN:
When the next DRAWN.
OF the Louisiana single number lottery
OF the Louisiana single number lottery
Will surely take place.
Will surely take place.
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AAl.E Of CONDENiNES sIEsSsYENIE
STORES.

SUBSISTENCE OYPl.e y. =. At
View sTesns October ~ 1915
fRNHT FOLLOWING CONDEMNED SCBSisTENCE
4 Stores Will be sold at public auction, at the
Subsistence Depot, corner Rae" and New lie wee
streets, On TUESDAY, October u, 1874. a. J! 4. NJ
,22l, POUNDS OF BUTTER.
Tegms-Casa delivery in Treasury notes.
TigDMASC SULLIVAN
Captain end CoAu.issary Of Subsistence.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succes,iOa Of Mary NlievD.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 81 35.-NOtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per.
IONS herein interested, to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification. if any they
have or can, why the account presen ed by the
administrator of this estate should not be hOmOO.
gated and approved, and she funds distributed III
accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
Ocl6 20 24- FRANK PACE. JK Clern.
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fGVHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF HIS
4 appointment assignee of W. H. Henning 4
60 and OF William II. henning amt Archiba d
Campbell individually of the parish Of Orleans
and State OF Louisiana, who have been adjudget!
bankrupts On their own petition by the district
court o. said district.
Ucl5 lot X. 81. EiRICH, Asslgne9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

JAMES COLLINS DIED LAST Evening"
James Collins, who was wounded by
Thomas North, Thursday evening, died IN
the Charity Hospital last evening. he
stated that ne believed that North aimed at
him deliberately. intending 10 snoot nun
T, does not appear that there had been any
trouble between these two. North is still
au nrisOn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

List of passengers per steamship HUDSON
Captain f. V. eager, for New York:
Sister Mary Margaret, A. w: Blake, fe!er
NelsoH Joseph Golding, p n. Strong n:
Z. Robinson, Mrs. p. Goldsteln an0 Two
children.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

SANDY PACKER ON THE SURFACE.-Sandy
will occasionally rise to surface level.
even though he has to let sharper swindle
him out Of watch. This time he seems to
have been not only out but deeply injured.
He called on the Burke family, living on
Cadiz near Jersey street, and there met
such Q warm reception, that he felt it .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

Third Notwithstanding 70 q former agree
meut. the citizens of the Third Ward, Irrespective
of forme. political ideas who desire and are Wiling
to supper; our former Representative III the unteo
States Congress Hon. J. Hale Sypheg, are respect:
fully requested TO assemble at the Commerc,a!
Hotel corner OF Girod and Peters streets. THY
friday EVENING, October - at seven o'clock.
BY order of the Committee:
OCs3 l. i FLATxEY. Secretary.
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duty to swear out . 'dsvy against the entire
Rnrke tribe. He dssieses thAt ell the menu
hers of that family, from father to little
eight wear old girl, assaulted and battered
him ferociously. Six Of them were arrested,
and still Sandy il not happy. Judge Falls
will doubtless make . thorough inyestiga-
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Parish Executive Coininistee,
Parish Of OrleAno,

Parish Executive Csinrsistee,
Parish Of OsleAns.
JAMES LEWIS President.
Z. ". TOsTRIGK, Vice President
SAMUEL NJ QUITE. Secretary
CHARLES A. BAQUIh, Assistant Secretary
?. J. MALOSkY, Corresponding secretary.
P. +. HtRWIG Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Serg ant. at Arms.
4. SKILLNAN. Assistant Sergeant Arms.
DELEGATES.
First wari-John Lanses, W; s. Wilson.
Second war,...P. F. Herwig, II. y. Nichols.
Third ward-W. L. Evans, George Devezi,l.
Fourth wald-James Lewis. Charles L. 1ngalA
Fifth ward-Willam Vigers, +. Alex.
sixth ward-Jossph Daz, E. Joubert.
Seventh ward-John Barrow Charles v. BOOthby
Eighth ward-B. " Leclerc. Webster Long.
ninth ward-T. V. COPELAND J. W. Edwards.
Tenth ward-Simon J. Flatow, J. a. PatuIel
Eleventh ward-E W. Tostrick, Graham Bel.
Twelfth ward-Paul Bruce, A. NJ Aucon-
Thirteenth ward-A. Dejoie, W: Baudult.
S ssaeenth WaraNw T. Loan. Edmond Jones.
Sixteenth ward-H. Davis, George w: Moore.
Sevsnteeuth ward-T. B. stamps, willism Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES.
eC3ExECUTIvn COMMITTEE.
". 8. WILSON. Chairman;
eeorze Devezin. William vigers.
L. JOubert. Webster Long.
7. v Coupland. s.. Flatow,
4. N. Aucoin. George ". Moore.
William Kern. ". r. Fish.
CAM.AIGS CO8MIrrHE.
P. F. HERWiG. Chairman.
Graham Bell, William F. Loan,
4. Oejoie, I. g. Stamps.
COMsIrry. on WAYS AND MEANS.
nc. NICHOLS, Chairman;
Joseph c;as K. " LeCle'e,
J. Il. patu:ei. Edmond Jones.
CoaHrrrss ON FINANCE.
yCHN LANGLES. Chairman;
Ernest Alex Charles ". SootiSy.
Z. ". "osr;;cS. Paul Bruce.
CoNaIrrEH on CLUBS.
". l.. EVANS. Chairman;
Nv. Edwards. EdmuEd Jones.
H. Davis \. d. Bush.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
S.M CUere, secre:arE. jvl>
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~Dvciai Notice.-Otice American Mutual In
surance Association Of New Orleans, 10. IS Com
marcial place. between IT. Charie' and Camp
inc of the Board Of trustees, held this day il
unanimously resolved to convene . meeting OF the
on TUESDAY, sovemnes TO- AS!: 81
8 p A. on business of Importance.
Ev order OF the Pre- sident:
Oc8 30t T. D. SULhl' AN. secretary.
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At. Martin.

We copy the following extract from Il g
last monthly report of Supervisor Laloire,
of st. Martin. to State Registrar Wright:
Since my return from the fourth and fifth
wards can safely confirm the statements
of intimidation. already made by the IN IL :
there are over zoo voters who have been in.
Inundated and prevented from registering.
and intend giving them fair chance to
do so. now tina, they have the necessary
protection.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

Fifth Congressional Distrfcf.-The follow.
in. ass gnments o: speakers, dates and ioca.ities
made 'Or Republican meetings in the F'1tA
Congressional District:
Hon; r B. $. Pinchback Hon. J. g. Pitkin
Hon. Z. Z. Antoine. Hon. A. p. Field Judge a. b.
slusnaker. }. Seila Martin and others. AZ Jenna
ard Homer, Madison parish October q.
Other meetings ia tho district will be announced
hereafter. s. B. PACKARD.
Oclo President State Central Committee.
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frlger'o's. No.
3, chartres street, on October -. stood as
fellows. At A. NJ. .4o: at , 2. NJ. 8:
at 6 p. NJ. 75o. Lowest point during the
the night of October ~, So.
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Local Intelligence.

NOT HEARD FRoM-Thus far this week
nothing has been heard from the police
court Judges to Indicate what amount OF
money they collected last week.
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SEERIFFS SALES.
Charlotte Anderson, Wife. etc.. W. Edo
ward Leon IeYasaeur.

Charlotte Anderson, Wife. etc.. w.. Eide
ward Leon Levasaeur.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
- orleans No ti3l. BY virtue OF an "rdef 81 SAFE
rendered October Il. 1874, 20 me directed by tho
honorable the sixth District Court .Cr IA" Darls'i
% Orleans in the above entitled .aus.., VIII pr"
coed to sell at public auctisn, on 9Ih,DAs, 20
vemb-r 3, 1874, and succeeding Gays at hait, pa.
IS Orleans street, between Roya! aad BJuSoon
streets, in the Second. District of this city, the
following described property
THE STOCK OF GOODS. stc.. taken from Rcd
Store No. l. corner of ST. Philip and Levee ST eets,
as per inventory which may b. seen in my office.
Seized in this above suit
Terms-Cash on tho spot
ec7o u 20 ps3 Sheriff Of ths Perish Of Oyleap&
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succession Of john Watson.

o,ECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of orleans, No. 3:3.5.-Nofice IS hereby gwen
10 :b creditors O: this state. and TO all other peg.
sons herein interested. 20 show cause within ten
day. fYclu The present notification. il any they
lav. or can why the account presented by The
adml,,ist,,trix o; The debts and assets %; :his
e.at.. should not i,c homolosated and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance there with
By order OF the Court.
NcHt % nO2. EHANk PANH. JR.. NisfE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

POLICE CuANGE.-Sergeant William Sui.
iivan was yesterday transferred from the
first to the fifth precinct. Sergeant Cham'
payne goes from the fifth to the FIRST pre-
a.luCt.
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display.
THIS THIRD WARD FIRES THE FIRST
GUS.--At the Commercial Hotel last eve.
ming was convened in III ass meeting large
number of voters of all parties The ele.
inent heretofore known as Democratic was
IN the majority. Mr.. Flatley called the
meeting 20 order. and. on melton. Mr.. Pat.
rick Barron was elected 10 preside.
The chair thanked the large assembly for
the honor they had conferred on him, and
stated that the meeting WAS formed Of
voters irrespective OF party. Before an-
nouncine the object Of the meeting tho
president appointed Mr.. Flstley secretary
and Mr.. w. J. Furniss assistant secretary.
President Barron then made . few re-
marks, and said that the object OF this non.
partisan assembly was To listen 70 the Hon.
j. Hale Sypher. who would address the
meeting on the issues Of the day. Messrs.
NJ. Creagh. James Walsh and N. Fra"ley
were appointed q committee to escort Hen.
eral Sypber to the speakers stand. Amid
tnmultuous applause, and the gesaunding
cheers Of 500 manly threats. the distin.
guished gentleman made his appearance.
The speaker proceeded at once to his sub
iect. In no way alludins t. himself. or
arrogating Importance thereto he alluded
| to the great plans tor the inter nal i'm prove
ment Of Louisiana. which had received the
SA0CCNU OA Luc xcuCSdA sAC
| referred to the levee system, and told how
| it had baen his earnest desire and the object
| of his efforts to obtain aid from Congress.
I He impressed upon his hearers the close
! Identification ever existing between labor
! and the development Of internal resources.
| The speaker referred to the matter ut the
! Fort St. Philip canal, and demonstra ted
| clearly and foreibly that secure and
! proper inlet aud outlet to our city would
| oenooiu1lv IN th0 haNpft Of the
/ working men. Abiding TO the Mexican
| trade, which now passes just beyond our
| grasp, and yet within our re ch, MIR. SypheI
| stated that direct communication with ad
] iacent countries could be obtained II the
| State representatives at the national CAPT
| tai only did their duty.
The present unGuiet situation OF tho state
| and city came in tor = share OF the speaker
attention. His entire speech. which lasted
! an hour. was we'll received ana frequently
interrupted by loud AMI prolonged ap
Al the conclusion of his address. vote OF
| thanks was rendered hiLl, and three rOuslng
] cheers for Hon. j. Hale Sypher given by
half a thousand stalwart y0teca OF the third
ward.
I A RUNAwAY-A horse attached %
buggy ran away from the corner OF 81
Charles and Common streets last evening
! throwing Mr.. J. Clark to the ground at ba
rome street, bruising him badly. he waa
sent to his home. corner Of Race ana re
I ligiOus streets.
FIRE IN THE SIXTH DIsrRlc1.-- AZ eigh'
! o'clock last night estory frame building
! on Walnut, near Ferdinand street. was DC
stroyed by fire. 1t was owned and occu
pied BY Wilson Sheppard. Loss $500. Al
! adjoining dwellin. owned and occupied Dy
I II.c Mack was also burned. Loss $500.
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Succession Of George Adn~ ~chiising.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. q: 2Gs-EOtice is hereby gwen
10 the creditors of this estate and to I'll other per
sons herein inteiesiet. 20 sbOv cause within ten
days from the preseA: notification, II any they
have OF can why the account presented ~ tine
administrative of this estate should not be homo
LOCATED and approved and she funds distributed
ia accordance herewith.
,cls 70 u. FRANK PACE jR Clerk
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankrup,cy-Nos. l443.

IN THE MATTER OF ". H. HENN1N6 i CO AND
of William II. fleming and Archibald Camp
bell. individually. 6ankYupts.
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TOO MrcH CLorHING.-- Wi!liam Wilson.
sometimes called William Wright. had a
,;sit from Metropolitan detective yester.
sav at the corner of Roman and Lapet!y'
rouse streets, because Mr.. +. Boumard be.
neyes that accused stole $500 worth ct
clothing from him. William is where gap!d
dogs will NOT bite him
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Succession Of Frederick Poichsw nnd

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of orleans. No. 3: ,2Sl.-EOtice ia hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days iron, the present notification. IL ANY they
have can, why the account presented b. the
administrators of this estate should NOT he
homologsted and approved and the fisnds dis
trbuted in accordance Herewith.
BY order ut the Court.
or; % Yo2r FRANK PACE III, CLERK.