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Iiunlpty DUMMY Sick.

A few weeks since it was announced that
George l.. Fox had been stricken with
paralysis of the face, which atiliction was
attributed to the poisonous cosmetics he
has used for many years in making up and
painting his funny face for acting the clown
of pantomimes. After a short rest, how.
ever, he went on with his engagements, and
is now playing at Booths Theatre, though
he is no longer the active performer he was.
The New York Times announces that he is
losing his mind, and that his perform
ances are more mourntul than mirthful. A
friend of Mr.. Fox states that instead of the
cosmetics. his trouble is the result of an &C.
cident, which happened to him some months
since in the West. He was then producing
in his pantomime the Freedman's Bureau
trick, where negroes jump out from differ
ent drawers in bureau, and one of them
hit his head suddenly and unexpectedly
against the nose of Mr.. Fox, knocking
him down, and iDjuring the optic nerves SO
severely as to affect him ever since
This will be sad news for this
rising generation, which has for so many
years been amused by the greatest clown
America has produced. Mr.. Fox was born
in 1925, and became an actor when a child.
lie made his Humpty Dumpty hit at the
Olympic Theatre. of New York, in 1867, and
has since confined himself almost exclu-
sively to that one character, performing
throughout the country after the two years
run of the pantomime in New York city.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
AIONITIoN.-srArE oE LorIsI.NA-sgn-

NONITIOS.-SrATE OF LOUISIANA SEC.
VI ond Dlstrct Court for the parish of Orleans
he eta,e oi louisiana 10 all Whom these presents
Where's, Mrs Afgeline Ave-no, widow Of jean
Martial Lapevre, has purchased al a public sale
made by st. Croix Casnir Guinaut Es1 "A dIiy
licensed and qualified auctioneer in and for
the city and parish of Oreaus on the tenth
day of Apitl, 1879 under and by virtue Of a
judgment rendered and gned oa the third day of
Ma1cG, lG'5 by this Aonola BILE court, in ts suit in
partition entitled L. 5. Tiblier, admiuistlator OF
tile succession OF Jacques Tblier ct al We Claude
Tlhier, testamentarv executor OF the succession
of Sophie Eve Witte, deceased wife of Claude
Tiblier, and the said Claude Tblier Eo 35 893 of
the docket OF this court the property herein-
after described has applied to this court for me-
nitlon or radyertisemeut conformity to ectisus
| 1870 237l, 2372 ana 1913 of act No e6 anntoya5
March lo, 1870 and commonly shown as All act for
the revision OF the statutes OF general character
New, therefore, know ye and all persons inter
ested herein are cited and sdmonlshed in the
name OF the State of Louisiana, and of the Sec
| ord District C0utt for the parish of Orleans who
can SET up any light tIt!e claim in and to the
property hereinafter described in conseq uence Of
| any lntormauty In the order, decree or Judgment
OF the cour. under which the sale was made or
any irregd!arity or itgaity in the appraisements
| and adNertsemehis, in time or manler of Gale or
| for any other detect whatsoever, 10 show ra,se
within thirty days from the day this mOnition ia
hrst inserted IN tue public papers, why the sale 30
| made should not he confirmed and homoloratad.
| The said property was sold under and BY virtue
| Angelne AvegMo, widow of Jean Martial Lapeyre
| became the purchaser tor the of nineteen
Thousand one hundred de- lais
Description of the property as cont aimed in the
process verbal of the auclioneer:
Al! tAat parcel OF lot OF ground together with
all the buildings aud improvements thereon situ-
ated n the Second District OF this city on the en-
placement comprised within the foot OF Old Leves
and the public road between the two mar
ktts, having french measure, 20 feet 8 inches
| front on the line OF tie Old Levee 26 feet
inches tlont on the line Of the old public road 50
iett inches IL feptI on the western side on line
of lot No ? and 50 feet in depth on the east side or
lire fronting tie Vegetable Market, the whole
according TO the Plan deposited i'll the Office OF
IntOGu.e bulssul notary public.
A. l.. TISSOT, Judge
FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk. noll II 10 % de3 II l3
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
J. II. HARDY. Secretary.



City Hall, tovember IS, 1875.
no 3306-Administratio Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
month of October, 1875, and that the Ad.
ministrator of Public Accounts warrant on
the Administrator of Finance in payment
of the same whenever there shall be money
in the city treasury to the credit of tho ap-
propriate fund for each account, and not
otherwise appropriated:
John McPhelin, district attorney, for
criminal convictions in the month Of Oc-
tober, 1875, approved as follows, viz:
Superior Criminal Court SOD; First Dis
trict Court, S795.
John K. Clay, clerk of the First District
Court, for costs and fees in the month of
October, 1873, as per bill approved by the
jldge of said court, Sl325 05.
William Pagan. criminal sheriff, for the
maintenance of prisoners, etc, in the month
of October, 1875, as per bill approved
by the judges of the respective criminal
courts, SS529 50; for costs and fees in the
month OF October, 1875, as per bill ap-
proved by the judge of the Superior Grim
inal Court, Sl744 90; for costs and fees in
the month of October, 1875, as per bill ap-
proved by the. judge OF the First District
Court $l356
Total, Sl4,335 O5.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans, November 9, 1875.
Ieas-Bertol, Brown, Bouny, Burke
Mccarthy, Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
VARIOUS BILLS.

VARIOUS ElLLS.
George Ellis e. Brother, stationery, etc.
for the Department of Public Accounts, ap
proved, $ll.
j. C. Eacharie, transferee of j. Bender
nagel, custodian of notarial records, for
rent Of Office No. l3i Common street, as a
depository for the notarial records from
July Is to October Is, 1875, three months
at $50 per month, $50.
Philip McCabe, putting up stove, etc, in
the Department Of Public Accounts, ap
proved, 81.
F. f. Ople, repairing clock in Mayors
office, approved, So so.
Rice Brothers Il Co., stove, locks, etc
s29 10.
Joseph Muller, for rent of wharfinger's
Office Of the Fourth District. for the month
OF October 1875, approved, SIS.
p Ryan. stove pipe, etc, for the wharf
inger's office of the Second District, ap.
proved Sc
A. Brousseau g. Son, cocoa mating tor
City Attorneys office, approved, $jS
New Orleans Picayuue, advertising tax
notice and proposals for the Department
of Finance, approved, $40 So
William Fagan, criminal sheriff, for cash
advanced for book case for the Judge of the
Superior Criminal Court, as per receipted
bill, ESQ
IL L. ouIuss CItEh VI LHt StCoUu
District Court and parish court OF the par
ish of Jefferson, for costs in suit No. 1881 OF
the city of New Orleans, praving for expro-
priation Of land, VS.. III. kirchotf, Julia
Wright and T. B. Trepacquet, approved by
the City Attorney $50 so; for criminal fees,
parish court, for the month of March 1873.
approved by the City Attorney, $I3 40.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, bills for the month of October, 1875,
approved, as follows: Advertising proceed.
ings of the Council, $l0i; advertising ordi-
nances of the Council, $l56; printing pro-
ceedings of the Council, $40,
w. j. Castell, for reimbursement of tax
of 1867, as per bill No. 5527, paid in error.
$27.
George Dickson, reimbursement to date
$l2.
John Burke, clerk of the Superior District
Court, on account of clerks costs in city tax
suits of 1875, $4,000.
A. w. Hyatt, bills for the month of Oc-
tober, 1875, approved as follows, viz: Print
ing Briefs etc, for City Attorney $i5 so;
stationery for City Attorneys office S. As:
stationery and binding for Department of
Public, Accounts SIG 80; binding for Mayors
Office S34; stationery for Department of
Commerce $23 05.
New Orleans Bee, eight months suhscrip-
ton, to June 81 1875, for the Department
of Commerce, approved 50 %.
Grand total, $l7, ,436 81.
Adopted by the Council of the city o
New Orleans, November 8, 1875.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke
Mccarthy, Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. II. HARDY. Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
LEGAL NOTICES,
NTONITION.-srATg OF LoufsIASA-sEc.

NTOSlTlOS.-STATE OF LouISIANA-SEC.
~ NJ ond District Court for the parish of Orleans
me state OF Lousiant to all whom these presents
shall come, geetinp:
Where's Mrs. Angeline Avegno widow of Jean
made by Camille E. Grardey Esq., duly licen sed
and qualified ductioneet in ana for the city and
parish Of Orleans, on the twenty.fourth day OF
June, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ. under and by vir.
tue OF two oiaers Of sale rendered by this honor
able court, dated respectively. the fifth and
twenty second Of May, 1875 in the matter of the
succession OF Etenne Cordeviolle No. 81 59l of the
docket OF said court the property hereinafter de.
or advertisement, in conformity to sections 237O,
23tl, 2342 and 23'3 Of act No. &C. approved March
10, lS'o and commonly known as IAN act for the
revision OF the statutes Of general character'-
Now, therefore. know We and all persons inter
ested herein, are cited and admonished in the
name OF the State OF Louisiana. and of tue Second
pstfct .onft lor me parish o. Orleans, wlo can
set up any right, title or claim in and to the prop
infoTmality in the order decree or Judgment
of the courtunder which the sale was made or
any irIegulartv or il!egshty in the sppraiserneAts
and advertisements, in time or manner ef sale, OF
tor any Other defect Whatsoever, TO show cause
within thirty DAYS from the day this nonition is
first inserted in the public papers why the sale 40
made should not he trmed agd homolocated
The said property WAS sold in the matter Of the
succe ssion of Et.enne C0rdevioIe No 3l5s, OF the
docket OF this court, and ~ which sale Mrs Anre.
line Avegno. widow of Jean NJ ttial Laptvre be.
came the purchaser for the sum of forty thou
sand six hundred dollars.
Description of tue property as cont aimed in the
process verbal of the auctioneei:
-, s' s'ttat 5oI VI sLounu, ,ogethet VIII all the
privileges and servitudes thereunto III ailvwea sp
pertaining, situated in the First District OF this
city, IL the square bounded by st. Charles, Com
mon, Canal and Carondelet streets. forming the
corner Of St Chall@s and Common streets and
measuring - feet inches front on s.. Charles
street, 10y ll9 feet inches lines in depth and
front on Common street, l2l feet II inches lines
the other side line, ana 10 feet inches lines in
width in the rear.
Two of the stores fronting st. Charles street
are leased until September 80, 1876. to A. DeBen
aud Paul Conrad for + 1890.
4. L. TlSSoT, Judge
FRANK PACE, lR.. Clark, uol1 l2 q g6 do ia
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

DOwS THEY Go FOR TRIAL.-Judge
lns was not idle yesterday, but made
doers open their eyes:
John Harrison, interfering with Officer
lum in the discharge of his duty, goes to
Superior Criminal Court.
Edward Blanc carried a slung shot con-
Asd To the Superior Criminal Court.
The following cases were sent to the First
strict Court:
lanes Mart n, shooting and wounGing
q intent to kill Prosper Fernandez.
rarick COnners, assault and battery on
igaret Kelly.
Maria Braun, for ASSEMBLING Mrs. Poretto
70 dangerous weapon.
henry Scott, larceny.
William Taylor, for assault and battery
Molly Austin.
y White, larceny.
award Blanc, larceny.
isorge Richardson, larceny.
william Leonard, assault and battery on
MADDEN.
Inward Jones, larceny.
ieofge Lee, assault with q dangerous
spon on Frank McEntee.
sason Craig, larceny.
Henry Million, assault and battery on D.
v Walters, alias Benson, the boarding
use beat, goes down for trial on three
eges.
an. Donahue, assault with dangerous
spon on Jo Hughes.
Paiah Colbert, assault and battery on
RfiA EARLY.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

The N,colson Warrant Matter.

Private Secretary H. Conquest Clark yes.
terday received the following from Special
Agent Jolley: "
oFFlCK SPECIAL AGENT PosToPPIcE DEPARTMENT,
new Orleans, November is, 1875. )
II. Conquest Clark ESQ.,. Private Secretary;
SIR inclose herewith two telegrame,
which explain themselves. Fearing the
postmaster at Coushatta had not carefully
examined his records, again telegraphed
Tor information regarding the letter and re-
ceived in reply the nclosed.
Registered package envelope No. 10G6
contained registered letter No. 1915, the one
mailed by the Governor, addressed to the
sheriff, snd ~ the ackage envelope is not
reported - having teen temDered with in
transit, l feel satisfied that the letter was
receive d I'd delivered at Coushatta. You
Will plea:e observe that there has been no
delay on the part of postms sters.
Respectfully, etc,
Special Agent
The following are the Enclosures:
CAMrTE. La, November II, 1875.
J. r; Jolley. Special Agent Postofiee Department,
New Orleans:
have recent for valuable package en-.
velope No. l066 on file in my office, signed
by postmaster at Graphs Bluff.
NJ. HIRSCH,
Postmaster Campte.
CoUsHATTA, La, November II, 1875
J. R. Jolley, New Orleans
:. Received registered package No 1066 on
November 10. w. p. PECK,
Acting Postmaster.
All which appears to show that the valua-
BILE package numbered by the postottice au-
thorities lO66 duly reached Coushatta No
vember 10, and that this package is pre-
sumed TO have contained registered letter
1915, which was the Nicholson death war
rant. Strange, if this be so, that the post
master or acting postmaster of Coushatta
can not answer, yes or no,whether that par
ticular letter has been received and handed
to the sheriff. Under date of November l6
the postmaster distinctly assured Special
Agent Jolley: "No such package has been
received" The probability seems to be
that the surviving Nicholson will never
know whether he is to be hanged by pro-
cess of law or not.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR BANQUETTFS ON
HOWARD STREET.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS

New Orleans, November 10, 1876, }
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED HY
p the undersigned until TUESDAY. the twenty
third instant at twelve clock Nj. for Carstruct.
ing BRICK sidewalks with wooden curbs and nut
tiers, on hoth sides Of Howard street tram Frs5 to
Washington street, wherever tie same Ia. not
been made by he property owners, or in cl,.rso
of construction at the date of the contract
The work 10 he done according TO srecif -ations
on MI IN the ohice of the City Surveyor
All parties making proposals for this contract
are required to depOsit wrh he Admiuistrat n oS
Finance, as evidence of their intention to abide
by the adjudication, the sum of $3.50 il; cash, ,
which SHAH be forfeited 10 the city in case OF fail
uIe TO sign the contract
Bidders 10 whom the cont act is 10. a yardei
VIII have their deposits returned OF the day the
aoj Indication 10 IN ade.
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the cert ncate OF the Administrator lf Financs
that the required cash deposit has been made
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. -' " GA
Bids 10 be per running foot for banquette COM
plete and TO be inGorsed Proposals for ban.
quettes on Howard street"
nol3 I'd z. A. BURKE Administrator
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
PROPOSALS FOR BANQUETTEs ON
PHILIP STREET.
DsPAsTssST OF IMPROVEMENTS, ,

,
New Orleans, November l3 1875 (
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvEp By
~ the undersigned, till TUESDAY the twenty.
third instant at twelve o'clock NJ. tor constr riIct
ing orick sidewalks, with wooden curb and gut.
ters, on roth sides of Philip street from Willow
10 ST. Charles street, wherever the same has uot
been made by the property owners or in course of
construction at the date ofthe contract
The work to he done according to speclfications
on hle IN the office of the City Sureeyor
All parties making proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance, as evidence of their intention to abide bv
the adj uCeatlon the sum of $3.50 in cash which
shall he forfeited TO the city i'll case Of failure to
sign the contract. "
Bidders 70 whom the contract is not awarded
Will have Their deposits returned on the day the
ad iudcation IS made. ' ~
No bid will be received unless accom- parieI bv
the certincate of the Administrator of Finance
that the required cash deposit has been made
The city reserves the right to reject any or al,
bids. ' u, al.
Bids to be per running foot for banoue.te COM
pete and to be indorsed Proposals fol banq uetres
on Philip street,
nol3 I'd F. A. BURKE. Administrator
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
The Grand Army Reception.

The first reception of the season given by
the Joseph A. Mower, Post No. /, Grand
Army Of the Republic, Department of Lou
isiana, at their cosy rooms last evening,
was perfect in every detail. The rooms
were artstically decorated with the flags of
all nations, and the members of the Post
We'd with each other in attentions to their
invited guests, among whom were large
number Of ladies and children.
1t is understood these receptions vii be
continued periodically during the seaso
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
Gone to shreveport.

Hon. j. r. Weet, United States Senator,
left yesterday morning for Shreveport, hav-
ing arranged his extensive public and pri-
vate business, SO as to enable him to accept
the invitation of the Board of Trade of that
city. There are many matters to which the
merchants of Shreveport desire to direct the
attention of our Senator, and favorable
opportunity is now presented. No doubt
the visit of our Senator to Shreveport will
be made mutually agreeable.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lS, 1875.


SupcfhoK DbBtElCk SOuFts
Oliver Canton VS.. Eager, Ellerman I
Co. and city of New Orleans.-Petitione is
master and owners agent of steamboat j.
Z. Frazer, ninety-three tons register, and
alleges that G. A. Eager and Henry Eller-
man, contractors, have eXacted from the
boat five cents per ton for every trip; that
they have four times seized the boat by writ
from the third justice of the peace; that
they have illegally exacted $40 so, and
caused losses of $50 and SIS and $500 dam
ages; that they have done this under ordi-
nance of January 10, 1875; that this is re-
striction on commerce contrary to Const.
U. s., art. |, Secs g. 10, and that the city is
also liable with contractors for S5S so. In
junction issued on bond of $500 against fur
ther proceedings.
John Mccormick vs. w. Fl. Holmes.-Pe-
titiOn against usurpation of plaintiffs office
and collection of fees dismissed.
Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank vs..
New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago Rail-
acknowledgement for plaintiff on notes of
defendant for $i2O2 GO.
Hale, Aver 81 Co. vs.. acknowledgement
for plaintiff against garnshees Warden,
Hawkins & Co., for S25S 20, with right to
claim $3l7 60.
Same va. acknowledgement for plaintiff
against garnishee Louisiana National Bank
for $50 46.
Same vs. acknowledgement for plaintiff
against garnishees Meyer, Weis & Co. for
S975 35.
Ernest Merilh vs.. Sheriff Waggaman ct
al.-Drainage tax. Plaintiff alleges pur.
chase of property in First Dlatr st ~
sheritf's sale November 8, 1875; that ne o.
posted the amount, $loS3 10, with /. ,
sheriff; that instead of giving a clear title
the sheriff demands payment of city and
State taxes, and that he can not be COM
PEELED to pay more than the amount adjudI.
Gated. Injunction issued on bond Of $3.50.
superior Criminal Court.
MFoRMATIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapons - Henry
Dickson, Lena Dupas.
Assaulting police otiicer-Jean Barres.
Grand laroeny-Louisa Jones and Viz
gnia Lewis.
SURRENDERED EY SECURITY.
Carrying concealed weanons-Charles F.
Wes:tall.
ACQUITTED.
Assaulting police oftcer-James Bresln,
assaulting Officer Moran, October 81; Ce-
lestine McLane, assaulting Officer Jones,
October 81.
NoLLE PRosEouI.
Perjury Kate and Agnes Ilerrick,
Blanche Lee, Ferdinand Braun, charged by
one Ben Montegut with perjury on the fifth
of March, when ho was tried for embezzling
a lady's watch.
SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons - Albert
Howard, pleading guilty November Is, fif-
teen days Parish Prison and costs.
First District Court.
NoLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Assault and battery-W. l.. Thompson,
two cases.
INFORMATION.
Receiving stolen goods II. Reynolds
PLEADED GUILTY.
Henry Langhof, of assault and battery
vERDIcTs.
Petty larceny-Leno Grapes, not guilty
Joe Raphael Albert Foster, guilty.
Assault and battery-Rotert Steptoe, no.
guilty.
SENTENCED.
William Mcneil, assault with intent tc
| rape, two years; Charles Sewers, petty lar
ceny, one day.
ON TRIAL.
State vs. Scott Williams.-Attemp. at rob
| berry.
State vs. w. P. Oliver.--Assault and bat
| terry.
Second District Court.
Succe ssions of James 2. 1lagan and
Thomas Barran opened.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
Appointments.

Governor Kellogg has made the following
appointments:
w. S. D. Hamilton, police juror of West
Feliciana, vice Dent, resigned.
Louis NJ. Dan, justice of the peace of the
fifth ward of the parish Of Caldwell. vice j.
j. Warren, declined.
Tom Bynum, to attend the railroad con-
vention at st. Louis.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

Ten per cent discount
Ten per cent discount
Ten per cent discount
On every eleven tickets.
On every eleven tickets.
Get up your clubs.
Get up your clubs.
Grand golden drawing.
Grand golden drawing.
Grand golden drawing.