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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11
i HEnUii ;tf'iiIICEINENE.


There az. bat H'cH>, the Roman,
Who threw himself in al abyss to serve
his conl.:yv: Winkciric,l, the Swiss,
Who bur;:.i in his body tie Austrian
laaccs. to open q hreacl. to his country
men into tie steel living wall 1T Sem
pi..h: and the French EhcEa'icr E.>s-
sas. hayonet2I fer refusing to keep
silent. s!lo can l. compared to this
great and modern Fhantansian. This
man was the governor Of three Anna
mite provinces, ilenacea. this year, ly
the advance oi the Fr-.l;', troo!s T; rom
s5a; goa. PhantargiaI had considered
resistance as quite useless. therefore
be dill iiat giv" any orders for .:,e de-
t,.n,e OF ':.a provinces. and poisoned
himself. Before dying, he v-Eotc to The
French con,,nans,ant of the invading
force q leitp, from which the followir.
passages lco!, mere ;.o.nan like than
EeelineI,ii,ese like: "Whiie submit
tin. to yea. vitliaEt fighting, ! have
obsved the sentiments Of Il i3an whe
wants 20 opro.ent ausc'ess evil. know
France and her resources, and was
aware therefore. that /! you meant 1t,
yo;, wc..:,l eon,aer those three prov
i;lces. by resisting, could have done
some harm to you: but l would have
only DELAYED an unavoidable evil, and
brought down upon my peaceful coun-
men ruin and LesD!at;on. ] wouid
have drawn, perhaps, Tie whole Anna
mite empire into yorteX vt' lncalcula-
ole disaster. While. in disobeying my
orders. leave to my government one
door open for honorable negotiation.
for it can say it has not fought, and
that am alone guilty Of the partial
disaster. am convinced that have
acted well. rs a friend of human kind,
wishing only the good Of my fellow
n.en. and us . patriot l a:r always
rcas!,. to give UP ny life
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11
-. T. ~ a. NJ

= -
4 stated comm nira!ipnS or tia!latin Lodge No.
ViF!s A VI. nch AZ i.-'r hall on the nrst SAnr-
1a, evening Oh or bclor. the full moon VI each
Ip.th. .N
TiI,S Il. EDW ARDS, w. Al.
4. = HESerEE. Sec.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
funeral OF Senator Merrill.

Tile funeral of Hon. Charles L. Merrill.
late Senator from tie fourteenth senatorial
district of this State. took place on Sunday
last. from tine Edwards House, fronting on
Lafayette square. The funera! service was
performed by the Rev. Z. i. Hooker. Of the
Congregational Church. located at the
corner IT rytania and Calliops streets. in
the presence Of large number IF friends
and Seia lives Of the deceased and members
Of the Sta.e Legislatures After the service
was sonciude.. the handsome metallic coffin
in which :hc body of the deceased had been
placed. WIS removed to the he@rse. under
the direction 81 the ss,gcan:-at.arms Of the
Senate. Here it was taken charge OF by
Mr.. Bothick, the undertaken, and the funeral
procession arranged TO move. The follow.
ing gentlemen acted as paii-bearers: Lien.
tenant Governo: Antoine. Speaker Lowell.
Senators Wharton. Ingrahanl. Weber, Of
the Senate. and Page, OF the House The
body was taken TO the Girod street GENE.
terry and placed in a vault. where it will
remain. we understand. until the friends of
the deceased are ready to remove it to New
Hampshire. The cortege that accompanied
Senator Merrill's remains to the cemetery
was composed Of large number Of friends
and members ii both houses Of tho Gepcsal
Assembly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
L sITED STATES MAIL.
louisiana.

louisiana.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT
DRopos.1s W MIa,shlnS1 e. pecsm5rp 1872 ,,,S.
L Contract of1cs of this department until p
NJ. Of March 2, 1874 Ito be decided by the TWEEN
from Jaly 1874 TO June 80 1875 on the following
routes in the state of Louisiana and by the sched-
u of departures and ARR walls herein specified viz:
8C31 From Waterproof by Wild Wood to Kinks
Ferry, sixteen miles and threequarieIs and
back, once a week.
Leave Waterproof Monday at A. NJ:
Arrive at Kinks Ferry by 4 P. NJ:
Leave Kinks Ferry Tuesday at A. No
Arrive AT Waterproof by P. NJ.
8il6 From Cote, by Cotile Landing, to sullivan's
Landing, ten miles and back, three times a
leave Cotile Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at sunvan's Landing by IL NJ.
Leave Sullivans Landing Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at P. NJ;
Arrive at Cotile by 4 P. VI.
Sis From Columbia, by Alpha, to Castro Springs,
TWENTY-FIVE miles and back, once a week.
Leave Columbia Tuesday at A. NJ;
arrive at Castro Springs by p NJ;
leave Castro Springs Wednesday a. 9 H. NJ
Arrive at Columbia by P. NJ
s:ls FROM Arcadia to Liberty Hill. fifteen m.ss and
tack, once d week.
leave Aycad q Tue-dae al 4. NJ:
Arrive at Liberty Hill by /, NJ;
Leave Liberty Hill Tuesday st ! +. q:
Arrive at Arcadia by y NJ.
si1" From Homer, by Sunmertieli, seotissil's ard
Spearsyiils, to Hillsborouyh ARKANSAS, h,ty
four miles and back once a week.
Seavs Homer Monday at s l. NJ;
Arrive at HilsborOugh heXt day nv - NJ
Leave Hlsboruugh Tuesday at p. NJ:
Arrive at Homer next day by P. NJ.
1921 From Raceland. by Lockpor: and ra'jols
20 Orange city. thirty weight miles and sa.k
once a week.
Leave Raceland Wednesday at. p. NJ:
arrive at Orange City next day by 2 =. ":
Leave Orange City Tuesday at 10 A. NJ:
Arrive at Raceland next day by 10 A. NJ:
sl29 From Lake Charles, by Sugartown ana Leess
vile, To Nanny. l?5 miles and back. once a
week.
Leave Lake Charles Thursday at 6 A. NJ:
Arrive at Nanny Saturday by p A.;
Leave Nanny Monday at 6 A. NJ;
Arrive at Lake Charles Wetne sday by d =. NJ
The contracts are to be executed and returned
TO the department by before the first day of
June, 1874, otherwise the accepted bidder will be
considered as having failed, and the Postmaster
General NAV proceed to contract fer the service
vii h Other parties, according to law.
For Io1ms of proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for instructions to the conditions to be
embraced IN the contract, etc. see advertise ments
OF December i. 1872, and March 81 1873, inviting
proposals for mail service i'll Lou sana to be found
at the principal post0tfices.
Bids shond be sent in sealed envelopes. super
scribed. Mai. proposals, State of Louisiana" and
addressed 10 tho Second Assistant Postmaster
General IOIINA. J. CRESWkLL
lima sta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
billiards and the Ecw.boys' Home,

Colonel A. W. Merriam has generously
devoted the proceeds Of one Of the exhibi.
ton nights of Mr.. DAILY for the benefit Of
the Newsboys' Home.
This exhibition will be especially interest.
ing. The frs: game will be Of 200 points
up. between MessrS Henry Miller and
Frank Maggioli. who. with Mr.. DAILY. have
volunteered their services. As il is an open
and excitable question between many bill
lard lovers which Of these gentlemen is
the superior player. 'h, announcement
ought to draw a large audience Of itself. At
the conclusion of this game Mr.. DAILY will
give the winner the odds Of a discount in a
game of the same number Of points, and
afterward display lis celebrated skill! IN
fancy shots.
The exhibition viii take place in Colone!
Merriam's new and excellently arranged
Crescent Club room. on Wednesday eve
ming, and will commence at seven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
RUREAU or MONADtU MEDICINE.

ID surgery Midwifery No 163 Bienville. cor,
ntr OF Rampant street, rear Canal street
Medical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Palsy Fevera Ery.
sipe an, bp iepsy, insanity, Drnp.y; Rheumatism
and III few days all painful att cti1ns and
nations OF the Bran, Spinal Cord and Nerves
Throat lungs, Heart LIVER, Stomach, Bowels
Bladder, Kidneys Bones, Joints etc. Ten dollars
surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures Tu
mor- and d DELEGATIONS; speedily cures Inpetertia
and ateIlli'y, ScroflIla, all Utethraj and Seninaj
discharges, Teuereai, Scrotsl and Skia Disease:
frequent or i .ticut UIinatons preserves limbs
from amp1tat.nD and the Bladder from Litliotornv
by tIssolvlng stones etc. ard Ulcers CaL.
GERS or Structures without PAIN.
Midwifery Depar tmeut-Positively ru.es all & 4.
eases of the womb and cvaries, al. Unusual q q
rl+Usa. are paiu:4I or nbstructed frora a!v r1,s-
whatever, - cause il removed ana health e.
store; IN > .es DAYS. 20 pain. NJ .ipuriug.
Letters addressed 10 9ostofio.. box li-H .-,s s,r
iears. louisiana, viii receive attention. once
hours ..r ladies IN A. N. Ia ~ n. and ..s3. NJ
Fog g.Dtleme: i.om rot =. "
iASCKLOT II. EVER1T.
corona '"C loc.nr Of Medicine ana PhiIus1phs
Fellow Mem Der OF tire Roy al College of Surgeop.
O. Ir.at Britain, Llcentiate OF Midwifery and
GFutcO-sgg. formerly Obstretrie Surgeon IL
CHER with S.r Jaues Y. Srrarson Baronet Q,
England Surgeon OF the Louisiana Cavalry ana
Sixth Infantry IN Mexico, Master Of Arts o.
Therapeutics and Embryonic kvolufinns
Member of the Huuteran Society OF Mei cine
Science and Bellies Letters Associate Member
of the Universities CT Great Britain aud Amer.
lea.
n. BAH fees hororaby returned to patients
who do nvt receive their full value, as a quid pro
quo. fe20ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
MAYORS OFFICE, }
Council Hail.

MAYORS OpficK,
Council Hall. ,
City of Carrollton, La, January sls74.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
IN ance with an ordinance adopted by the Mayor
and Council on the seventh day of January, 1874,
will, after ten days notice in he official journal
Carrollton, the New Orleans Times and Republican
adiudicate to the lowest bidder on TUESDAY
January o. 1874, at ii A. NJ, at the Council Hall Of
Carrollton, the contract for curbng the following
streets, to wit:
On Burthe streat, both sides, from LeoDidas te
Lowerline street.
On BurGette street. both sides from Levee to
Plum street.
On Hillary street. both sides, from Levee TO
2imp,e street,
On Leonidas street, both sides, from Levee to-
Fifth street.
Work to be done and paid for per specifications
of the City SURVEYOR lied in the Controllers office
January 81, 1873. Adjudication subject to tho
approval or rejection of the Council.
Jall I'd q RRJCE Mavor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
New ORLEANS, January IL, 1874.

| EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
In to-day's PicGyune some poor creature,
hoping TO earn his penny a line attempts
to ridicule The kellogg Legislature.
The article was SO feeble that it would not
merit an answer, were it not that it calls
forth pity for the writer Of the article and
| that class Of poor, deluded slaves of
Democratic arlstocracy. ! would almost
wager that the poor fellow haIu'. had a
square meal on the day that his iittul fin
gers and feverish brain created the article,
and if he did not get more than the real
value for il. he surely didn'. &c. d square
meal after.
In lis sketches OF one and another of the
members, IL. refers to- the Hon. William
Murrell, of Madison, as "a long, tail. lank
mulatto. an ex-supernumerary o: the
police" etc.
Poor creature! has your fine education
and fright talents made you his equal. or
the equal Q: any coiored member OF the
Assembly. in the eyes OF your party
The yoaag member mentioned deserves
grsa: ered;: for his manliness, his ambition
and git in rising from page. supernu.
merary and. doorkeeper 10 mem bership Of
the ''Kellogg Legislature.' He was elected
by the people of Madison. and is honored
and respected by both white and colored
in lis parish. His elevation should be a
lesson to you and your class of Democracy.
who are always poor and in humble posi-
tions while You assemble your conventions
nj ,,snno I. ;%,J :.t =,
more capital at your own expense and you
always have to do your sucking from the
dry teat Of the Democratic SOW. The sooner
the poorer classes Of white men learn that
they are laboring under a mistake in sup.
porting the aristocrats' party and recognize
Republicanism and its platform in the tru-
light. as the poor mans help. .ha. socr God
will look down upon old Louisiana and give
her relief.
DO your Democratic conventions seiec:
the poor. honest scribblers Of such articles.
who have talent and merit! Nc! the favor
seldom falls that way. The rich man.
whether talented or not. as q general thing
gets nominated. where he may. if elected.
sxill mp until Ills corporation is almost TOO
much for him to carry. while the poor squib
hardly earns tobacco money. or they nomi.
nate the man Of wealth to make laws TO
make tie poor poorer. and vice versa.
Throughout the State Of Louisiana Kepub.
licans nominate such persons lregardiess Of
pockets 0. color to Office that they believe
will have the most influence in protecting
the poor. and watching the rich. and guard.
ing their homes from want and destruction.
am panied to see and know o; the mum.
Der o.! poor men in This city who have hung
around the MeEnery humbug until :her
families are a. home in starving cond!-
ton. and when they ask Senator Humhug
for dollar. they "get the goose" Reform.
dear sinib. and bring over 4 company Of
geo men. Iou Will then be Ion the winning
side" and vii! guarantee You 4 commits.
zion IS captain OF militia. Yours.
QUlL.SA:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is BEREBY GIVEN THATIN ACCORD
~ ance with a resolution adopted on the seventh
day OF January 1874 ! will, after ten DAYS notice
IN the ofclal journal of the city of Carroton the
New Orleans Times and Republican, adjudicate To
the the lowest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, January %.
tract for building TWENTY FIRE WELLS in
the city of Carroltop. Said Fire Wells to be
built after the plan and specification of the Sur
yeyor approved by the Mayor and Streets and
Landings Committee, 10 be file in the Con
troers office, on or before the day of sale. SAID
adjudication subject to the appro al or reflections
of the Council. A a. BRICE
jail I'd MayOr Of CarrOlltors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
Billiards.

Last night, at the Crescent Hall club
room. Mr.. Daily discounted M:. Charlie
Quade IN a game CT 300 points. lie made
no extraordinary runs during the game. but
over half of those he made were above the
ordinary average.
Mr.. Quade PLAYED well. but seemed 10
lack confidence. BY and by. when our ANA.
teurs get more accustomed to Mr.. Days
style. we expect they will play better.
Mr. Days best runs were IL. 20, Al. 40.
II, is, 80, 81, II, 80. 81. Is. IL. %. b: Mr..
Quade making is, &c, and four runs Of II
zach
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
HOTix T. TO aON1RACTOK>,

Nas0R's OFFICE
Council Hall. )
(..y Of CarToiiton. January 8, 1874.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ ance with an Ordipance adopted by the MAYER
aHd Council Oh the seventh day of January, 1874,
VIII, after ten days notice in the official journal
the New Orleans Times ard the Republican, ad-
judicate to the lowest bidder, on TUESDAY Jan
uary q. 1884, at ~ A. NJ, at the Cornell Hall Of
tarrci'on, the contract 5oS pawn. ihe following
streets to w.t.
On Hillary street. northwest side. from ievee 20
Zimple street.
OH Adams street. northwest side. iron. st,
Charles 80 P,,m street
On Burdette street, northwest: side, from IeSee
10 Plum street.
On Burthe street. from IeODiias street 20 Cans
avenue. ''H the north side. and from CSGai avenue
t" Lower inc street, Oh the south side.
ga Leondas styet:. northwest side. from 1evee
10 LnOe street.
On Monroe stree. no:thwes: .ide :.oln levse ia
Fourth street.
On Mary street. northw.s; side, irc:. L.vs. 70
Fourth street
rn ZiInps street. no!:hs.st eide. :.ci. Monroe
TO l.. onidas street
s.i,: paving 10 De done and paid for n accord
an:. with specifications OF the Surveyor filed with
I'll. Controller January 81. 1878. and amended by
resolution OF the Mayor and Council January =
VA Adludicati0U sui iec: to tho approval or 70.
!.ctio, %: the C.uaei!.
jail til 4. G. BRiCE, Mayor,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
COURT RECORD,
..n:DAY. JANUARY L.. iS1S
First District Court.

First District Court.
State ys. .seph Florida. N ;r!er. \ :cre
bill.
Second District Iouri.
! A!hs:: II. Siiyerna.is prays IT, DC e!ua!:.
c!va.a..
Fifth District Court.
Judge Cu!!om rendered the foiiowir: dc,
| cision:
Joseph Henry rs. X. G. Dur's mercantile
agency.-Sui' tor damages for Information
given J. q Spohr. VIII" in consequence re.
fused credit TO plaintiff, whose reputation
was damaged. and a report spread :hat he
had failed. Spohr was i subscriber. and
received information on the Injunction of
secrecy. The information related to Il suit
agaiDs, Henry. in which he was ai'terwari
! successful. Henry's business reputation -
shown TO be reliable. 4 privileged Gem.
,nunica:!on is one where the circumstance,
re',ut The presumption of malice. Parke Il.
and Addison on Torts. $50. Spchr was la W.
fully entitled TO the information. Tho
agency believed it to be true. aud it was
shown to be SO. The business OF the agency
is lawful. Beardsiey IS. Tappan. Nelson
j., Y. S. G. &. Rep: ) Ellis IL Blackburn.
3lS: Van Nyck VS.. AspiAwall, II n. T.. 1873:
Brakeman rs. Keyser, J Am. Law Reg.
AZ: Fleming vs.. Newton. II. l.. Cases. 40.
In criminal cases it has been held comp.
ten: for the defendant to show the commit
nication was confidential. Billings vs..
Russell. S Boston Law Rep, 500. I'll e il.
formation in the case at bar was commI.
nicated 10 other parties and exaggerated.
Bat that fault was not committed by the
agency. The information was given in
good faith. s A. 100; 81 y. Y. All: II n. Y.
1913: !? Barn. 81 Cress.. 405. If person
having information materially affecting an.
other honestly communicates it privately to
such other party in the full and reasonably
grounded belief that il is true he is JUST.
fed in publishing it. Green. Ev. 42l:
Howard "a. Thompson, u Wend.. $50;
White vs. Nichols, 3 How. 2S7: Washburn
VS.. Cook. 3 Denis. 10. In Oymsbv vs..
Douglass. Pierrepont. j.. held similar in.
formation to be privileged communica.
ton. The legality, prosperity ard utility OF
mercantile agencies are sustained by many
writers. Their object being lawful, they
have right to prosecute it. Their com.
munications made in strict compliance with
the declared conditions upon which the;
are organized, in personal confidence to
their subscribers. relating exclusively to
their business relations, and bona tide. are
privileged. and can not be made the basis
of an action for damages against them.
And having given information, when solicit.
ed. to their su bscribers. under an in junction
OF secrecy. they are not liable for the
improper use thereof by the subscribers. or
others who may contidentially or otherwise
come 10 a knowledge of the information
communicated. The evidence does net
convince me that Mr.. Henry has been in
the least injured by the false Tepor: that
he was broke. and were it otherwise. the
agency never having made any such state.
ment. or auth orized it to be made. could
not reasonably be held responsible for the
faults OF those over whom it could have no
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
L Naval Station.

We learn, from reliable authority, that
New Orleans is shortly to be made nava
station. 1t is to be made rendezvous foi
the ironclad feet Of the navy, and it is ex
pected that this class of vessels, lying at
other points, will be ordered here forth
with. 1t is expected the government will
make arrangements shortly for the erection
of permanent buildings for the use of naval
officers, for storehouses, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
UONSTABLES' SALES,

&. K. r. BrOusse VS.. John Mcdonald
sixth Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 0,556.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIA,s
- to me directed by the Hon. John Dals
Sixth Justice of the Peace in and for tile
parish of Orleans, will proceed to sell at publits
auction, on THURSDAY, January Is 1874, at lS
A. H., at my warehouse, corner Of Camp and SIC
Mary streets
ONE SEWING MACHINE
OEE LOT Of FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ia4 il Is WILLIAM FOLEY ConatabIoz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

NOtice.-New Orleans Mutual Insurance Assoc.
citation. New Orleans. December q. l8.3.-lh &C.
coldance With the recon- alendatlon contained IN
the report OF the Committee of Investigation, and
accepted by stockholders at a meeting hed on the
twelfth of December instant, and subject to ratit
cation by the stock holders to be convened to
vote upon contemplated amendments 10 the char
ter. notice IS hereby given that premiums Of III.
surance on policies effected in this association,
and after the FIRST OF JANUARY. 1874. will be
due and payable at the end of each month, less
fifteen Per cent rebate on FIRE. river. rail
on marine cotton risks. 20 al: insurers i'll.
Guiding stockholders. without forfeit by the latter
their claim any further par ticipation in the
profits OF the associations in the proportion of their
earned premiums, at tine close of each tsca! year.
ending on the thirty iyst Of December.
ii. NILSSON. President.
G. IA.srS NesreSarr. DEL I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

NOTICE. TO IONTKACVUKS.

hTOT'CE Is HEREBY GIVEN T'HAT!S ACCORD.
~ :nca ": III I. resolution adoptet. on the .ey.
sr'h aay of January. 1879. Will. after Gen davs'
notice III 'h. official journal Of Carroi.on, and the
New rEleahS Times and Republican .diudIcate TO
1874. i. II A. NJ. d: the Council Hail Of Carrolltor
tn. contract ;oI shel!ng Green street, from Car.
foIton Avenue ia Adam sire ct in accordance with
specifications 81 the CITY surveyor. arpro we'd b,-
the Mayor and streets end Landings Committee 20
be oi tie II the Controllers office on or before the
day OF sale The sad work to be paid fug ia ac.
rordancs with the provisions of tile city charter
OF 'arr"l!ton. TIL. adjudication sutj.c: 30 che
approval -: Ie!."'i0n Of the Council.
il :: I'd \. q. BRfEE Mayo. of Cay-oslfs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
POLITICAL NOTICES.


NOfice.-the members Of the Fourteenth Ward
Radical Republican Mother Club are hereby mott
fed that election for club officers vii. take place
on TUESDAY. January y. 1875. fron. p NJ 20 s:50
p. NJ. ou Preston street, between Clay and Webster
streets. Commissioners. HeG:y Campbell. John
Pet. way, &. II. Gibson.
Gv order OF til. club
Y. H. RUSH. President %" 'e,n.
FARh'.eS POWELL. secretary pro ten. i.lOSt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Lolone! j. NJ. G. Parker. surveyor OF :hc
pc!: o: New Orleans. has returned with iIis
family from an extended visit % the North.
'.s!: unfortunately prolonged Cv the III.
ness o! III, estimable lady. who =. ROW.
however. entirely recovered. Colonel Par.
ker IS looking remarkably well. and will
doubtless take part with his accustomed
en'rsc II .Ac coming political movements
OF tie year. Colone! Parker Ids shown
hiiase.: - De 2 mos: c:isien: o.,.cer o! the
government. and IN selee;in. ain .o- Ills
pTesen. position the Presiiet. seeme,. to
know low TO place him where he woul: do
the, mos: good. May his sen:a! shadow
neyer crow less.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
NOTICE..

TREASURY DBPAg1NRS1 }
t:Ece >: th@ "ontToller of the Currency
Washington. October 70. 1873.
- . itt ~ HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ WHO NAV have claims against the New Orleans
S&ti1ua4 Banking Association Of New Orleans,
LOUISIANA, that they are called upon TO present
tie sane and 20 make legal proof TO John Cock
Ien eiver, Al the Office Of said bank at No. en-
Cdronde ct street New Orleans. Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
aol6 3m Controller Of the Currency.