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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
Death to the Traitor:

A New York dispatch says:
At the request Of Rev. Father j. V. Nc
Namara, chief of the sacred order of the
United Irishmen Redivivi, the members met
in hotel in Chatham street, to hold court
martial upon Thomas McGeaghan, accused
Of having betrayed the secret of the order.
1t was secret meeting. but it was subse-
quently rumored that McGesghan had been
sdjudged guilty and sentenced to die the
death Of . traitor. In speaking of this re-
port Father McNamsra says he has no de-
sire to contradict it, because under the laws
Of all nations the p1nishmeat Of . traitor is
death. Bat whether snch Stern justice u to
be carried out op McQe ghao he Aeclinesto
say. McGesghan, It ses1s, wrote to Father
NcNAmAaat askiAG hin to strike bis name
81 Tie Ho1l, his father. confessor having told
him b must no longer be . member. In re.
ply, Father McNamara told him that neither
priest. nor pope, nor bishop, nor even GOD
hinself, could mako . man traitor. He
feprimanded Mc0eagban for having be-
trayed the secrets Of the organization, and
cited him to appear before . tribunal OF the
United IEfshnsn Redivivi. McGeaghan
paid NO attention to the summons. but was
found guilty. The order of Redivivi expect
each Irish family in the United States to
contribute twenty-five cents month for it,
seaport Father McNsmarA does not now
oficiste in Catholic churches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30


Nos. s7,6s5 and $685., consolidated.
b once No 81 camp street.sArURbaY. e.
ysmbes6 6, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, will positively be sold
ments rendered in the above eatitled by the
Hon. 4. L; Tissot; Judge of the Second District
lively the twenty fret of September, 1873 for the
purpose of effecting partition, the following de.
T%S r LOIS OF GROUND situated
the Fourth District Of this city, al in the square
bounded by Seventh. Eighth Chippewa and Jersey
50 feet inches lines front on Jersey street,
by 100 feet in depth between parallel lines English
ments thereon, co&prsing the large enc and oomme
dious double one'story frame dwelling known rs
T. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District Of this city and in the square
No; 5, bounded by Toledano. Pleasant. Chippe wa
and Annunciation Streets designated bv the Nos.
! and Q. Lot No forms the corner of Pleasant
and Chippewa streets, and measures 80 feet 7
in depth and front On Peasant street i2s feet 10
inches in depth on the side line of lot No J. and 30
feet wide in the rear. Together with all the i'm
ment frame cottage, known bv the Nos =. Lot
No. adinins lot No. O. and measures 30 feet I
deep the line OF lot No. O. 1888 feet s inches on
the line of lot No. g. aud 30 feet wide in the rear
Together with the double frame cottage known by
Terms and Condtions-For the property firstly
described nine-twelfths cash and the remainder
in two equal instalments at three and Il We years
secured by mortgage and vendors lien On one I'm.
divided half Of the property.
For the property secondly described eight four.
teenths caeb and the remaining six -fourteenths
as follows: Two-fouItsenths in ons year, two.four
teenths in two years, one. fourteenth in three
years and one.fonrteenth in Eve yeare, secured by
mortgage and vendors lien the property Sold
all the notes to bear interest at the Of six per
cent per Annum from date of sale until maturity
II not paid eight per cent per snnum thereafter.
The mortgage to contain the usual clauses of at.
torney fees fixed at five Per cent in case of suit
and purchasers to keep the improvements insured
and transfer the policies to the holders of the
Acts of sale before Joseph Cobn, Esq., notary
public, at the purchasen expense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
SUCCESSION OF THB LATE ELIZA G. wAGGA
MAN. DECEASED WIFE OF JOHN B. con.
WAY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3O.0l0.

RY C. e. GlRARDEY. AUCT1ONRBR-
- Omce No. 81 Camp UNCONSTITUTIONAL Novem.
ber 1875 at twelve 0cloek NJ, at the St. Charles
Auction Exchange. will be sold at public auc.
ton, BY and in pursuance Of An order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge of the Second District
Court for the perish Of Orleans dated the twenty.
seventh Of September, 1875, and rem dered in the
above entitled succession, the following described
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city and in square bounded
by BaIonne, Drysdes, ITALIA and Mtlpomene
streets being lot No g. measuring 81 feet II inches
lines front on Ihalis street by LEI feet 10 inches
lines in depth, between parallel linee; together
with all tho buildings and improvements thereon
known by the No. 268 Thalis street.
Terms-OnehAK cash. balance 1t one and two
years. for notes specially secured by mortgage
and vendors lien, bearing all the usual clauses Of
eight per cent per annum interest from the day Of
sale until final payment, FIVE per cent attorneys
fees and purchaser u assue AL the taxes for 1875
payable in 1876 over and above the price Of adudi
cation.
Act Of sale at the purchasers expense, before
James Fahey, ESQ, notary public.
Oc6 10 30 nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
LEASE OF THE NEW CRESCENT HALL,
SALOON AND BAR-RoOM.
SUCCESSION OF JANET E. MERRr.,
Second District Court for the Parish Of n.
No, 30, 309.

RY PLACIDE }. SPEAR, AUCTn,
- Once No. 40 Exchange alley.-On N
November 8, 1875, at twelve o'clocs NJ, MI
ct public auction, at the corner of Cana
Charles streets, BY virtue and in p5
to an order frop the Hon. A. L. Ts.C,'
Of the Second District Court for the psrs,
leans, dated October %, 1875, for accours
above named succession
ThB UNEXPlRKD TERM OF THE LRAN
mentioned Of the new Crescent Hall and
saloon aud Barroom, ending October i, ls|
rate of $500 per annum, pay able lnon,I
S54l 66a4. and the privilege OF iui ther N
Of said lease for two yesrs, on such tern,|
be agreed upon, 40 favorable as would b.
to any other perfe city responsible tenant
Terms and Conditions-The purchase
chasers to assume oil the obligations Of N
and the payment OF the rent, $3.50
monthly. say $54l 66a, with solvent NJ
the punctual payment thereof, to be ann
the executors. and for the amount Of bo,]
may be bid, one.third cash on the SPOT
balance in six and twelve months irouj
sale. for which credit portion, notes satil
indorsed to the executors shall be given
copy Of the lease will be read at tb.
sale. oc26 ., ~ /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
10. % ,2s6. -fT71
nv John g. MoNROsE, AuorlosEE

nv JOHN G. MONROsE, AucTIoNEER-
November 10 1875. at twelve O'Clock M, ct the Msr.
street. between CnsIomhouss snd Canal streets,
WI be sold Sy public s suction, BY virtue Of q
IF the Second District Court for the p"s.h q
Orleans. dated September q, 1875. and sigusd
sS ssSR ca
tase retired from the street. situatsd il TIE sec
of ' n square sSs ~
50 feet mont on Hospital street y s. feet in depth
wie til the rear line, and said piece or portion
Of ground 10 ccmposed Of the whole Of the three
%.d ~ ne sSs and on plan
the fourtesnth Of March, 1885, andanne xsd to an
act Of eale to Edmond sonist. executed before Re.
the fourteenth ofJsnuaTy, 1854 according to Which
said plan said three lors, Nos 3, and S, measure
feet inchssin width the rear line, and 50 net
IN h $40 81 ri
inches lines front Dauphine street, 70 feet 10
niche. lines in width on the rear line, and lsa
s IA ISscs N. nd
joins in the rear the above described piece or pDr
s s H. on shs e one 1T Sc
Il ra D sS sS "a lot &c
rear line and is et 10 inchss inss ia depth, b.
tween equal ard parailsl lima ,
sss !. q sn :ns Sr: :sS S.. y:
n. assss s ia H s:ss :. + Ss
sttornssis - . = iiSs9iss sseuIed g n{rt
sGssy ; Ess ssl'F Z & asDs hsas'd - sA'
~: 4 a.. 49, q = s L. 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
By Mash q Hodgson.
NEAT DOUBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON BA SIN
STREET, NEAR ERATO STREET, WITH VA.
CANT LOT.

NEAT DOUBLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON BA SIN
STREET, NEAR RRATO STREET, WITH VA.
SUCCESSION OF @. c. BIRR AnD WIFE.
Second District Court fer the Parish of Orleans
No. 32,040.
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION
DY NASH n HODGHON-w. l. HODGsON,
ID Auctioneer-Once No Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY Move mber 10, 1875 attwelve O'CLOCK
NJ, at the 1t. Charles Auction Exchange by virtue
and in pursuance Of an order OF The Hon A. L.
Tss0t, judge Of the Second District Couit for the
parish Of Orleans dated April 90 1875 docket No.
30 1910 for account Of the successi0ps of O. c. Bier
and his wife, both deceased, consolidated Ct pub.
lie auction will be sold
TRRIR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District of this city in the
square bounded BY Baein late White). Clio Era.o
and Hampaff streets, tesiahate. - Nos. II, u aud
u which adtoin each other, and mes sure toeSther
teet ffont on Basin street. BY depth Of ST eest
inch lines, Al between parallel lines. Aueyic can
measure, according to plan BY Louis II. File,
surveyor, eatea Nay -, le15. The Improvements
eonest of neat double tsneneet cottage with
ei8ht rooms. twv-stou deuble Kitchen, two cis-
toSn9. sns ed4 - hxtufee, eta, and eeRmAnds
god tSnapts, capable Of yielding $50 per Donth
Tegns An1 Coq1Tt3sne-One third onsh on the
- ana 'the ho1anee - ene ~ two yeaEu, with
elGat ~ csnt interest, An1 an tho usual escprty
elauaes, fbr special nestgage. vendors Nh, IN.
sulenes - s;ses.sy,s -. -,
= 0eexlsnss q H. purchaser, Including {hs
sA1es des = ls'8 cells - y n6S ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
Governor Hendrick,s Views.

A correspondent of the Louisville Ccuu'ier-
journal has interviewed Governor Hen
bricks about the Ohio election. Here is
the point:
Governor, what do you think of the
Ohio eleetionP
''Oh, it isn't so awful. / have known
worse things to happen in politics"
But what in all creation produced the
resut-what particular thingW
Perhaps that would be difficult prob.
lem to answer. think hover, it is mainly
due to the German opposition to an ire
deemable currency. You see they are ac-
custoned to gold and silver, and many of
their friends at home own United States
bonds. Carl Schurz made strong cam
paign and won a. good many Democratic
Germans. But it lent SO great loss.
Ohio's Republican, not Democratic
State"
But will this result'not be so interpreted
as to cause both Pennsylvania and New
York to vote for the administration ticketsi"
i asked.
Il don't know. Pennsylvania, like Ohio,
is Q Republican State; and as tor the New
York, we can look for a majority of $4,000
either way any time" responded the Gov
ernor.
"What influence on the next years pres
idential campaign will this Ohio result
have9" inquired.
Naturally, it will make it harder for us
to Win," he replied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
SHERIFFS SALES,
Fiert Fncsus asn, INST J. n. ia,

Fieri FactWs aRRi INST j. II. jon
the matter of the Draining Commisl
the First Draining District, PRAYING
honlologatiOn Of the assessment roll.
SUPERIOR .DISTRI, T COURT FOR THE
~ of Orleans, No. rs, 935 tho. 1852 of The
docket).-By virtue of a writ of fieri facia.1
J. X Jonee, to me directed by the hona|
superior District Court for the parish OF Oh
the above entitled cause, will proceed d
public auction, at the Merchants and AUD
Exchange ROYAL street, between Canal 4
tomhouse streets, in the Second DistfiGl
city, on THURSDAY, December Q, 1875, al
o'clock NJ, the following described prod
wit
A LOT OF GROUND AND IMSRovEAij
the Second District, number six. in squai.
one hundred and eighteen, bounded BY d
Toulouse, Rampsrt aud Basin streets, nd
fifty six feet two inches one line on both 4
and Basin streets aud one hundred and \
eight feet one inch one line deep.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGANd
oc30 nol4 de2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE COTTAGES AND NEW
ORLEANS. CITY AND ST. CHARLES STREET
RAILROAD STOCKS.
SUCCESSION OF HARVEY B SKEELS
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 Q55,

RY @. e. GIRARDEY, AUCTIoNREB-
ID ONCE No. 81 Camp sIreet.-SATURDAY, No
vember 10, 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange in the rotunda of the
St Charles HOTEL in this city, will be sold at pub
lie auction BY virtue and in pursuance Of an
order from the Hon. A l.. Tiss5t judge of the
dated the eighth of October, 1875 and rendered in
the above entitled matter, the following described
property, belonging to the said succession. to wit
l. FIFTY SHARES New Orleans City Railroad
T. Fink SHARES St. chsries Street Railroad
Company Stock.
3. -FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
In the Fourth District Of thu city, and In the
square bounded BY Camp, Magazine Eighth and
Ninth streets. designated by the Nos 8, and TO-
TO- 1859, deposited In the office Of the late q. B.
Cenas notary public and the latter lot per plan
Of v. Egloffstein and Hedin dated April 81, i84L
and deposited in the ONCE of J. B. Marks, late Q
notary public rs per plan No. SO. Lots Nos. and
measure each 81 fest II inches front on Eighth
street by l2s feet in depth between parallel Mnes
together with the improvements thereon, com.
pricing D well-bu and c0mm0d0us double frame
cottage, Kitchen, etc. Lot No. measures % feet
front on Eighth street BY Depth bet ween parallel
lines, of l2S feet together with the Improvements
thereon, comprising single frame cottage with
two story Kitchen, etc. Lot No. 10 forms the
feet front on Eighth street by las feet depth and
mont on Camp street. :
Terms-CASh.
Acts Of sale ut the purchasers expense, before
J. r. Cofey, Esq, notary public.
ocl0 l6 % 30 nos 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
cOFFBBRoUsE, BAR ROOM FIXTURES n
..-..r LEASB, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DRASKOv|
Second District Court for Che Parish Of N
No. %, 242.

RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AuCTpI
- Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-WRDy1
November 3, 1878, ct 1890 A. NJ, viii be IN
lie auction, at the corner of st. Peter sndCl
streets. by virtue and in pursuance to \
from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of In
District Court for the parish Of Orleau
October a. 1875, for account of said ,Hcu,s
THE COFFEkHOUSB, BAR ROOM mn
LIQUORS. ETC., contained on said premivs|
mentioned; also She unex pred term Of M
ending the thirty first December, 1873, All
Of e2C0 per month, part Of which is subrs]
the rate of &63,per mon th; the purchase d
all the obligations of said lease, copy n
Will be read at the time of sale. The whaj
sold in block.
Terms Cash on the spot in United at,|
ury notes. w. NOE oc22 III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at llsa 0ll61s, against ll6s at New
York and, after limited business, closed at ll6a,
OLGA u higher than YESTERDAY against 1863 in
that market. The sales summed up $50 900, EN-.
brscihg $1,000 at li6A; $4,000 at ll6as; $40 600 at
ll6ss; $4,000 and $4,000 at ll6As, and $4,000, $4,000
and $1,000 at ll6a,.
No sales of SILVER were reported. American half.
dollars were quoted at t699ll0, y cent higher,
while Mexican dollars continued rule at 80 d93s
gold.
Under the advance in gold at New York foreigu
exchange was quoted lie higher for sterling and 1
The sales amounted to ssel 800, comprising s6ooo
bill of lading at IS ASH slJoo and 6 1880 Al clear
and s35tO Dill Of lading at IS 46; 5000 bill Of
lading at IS 46a5 49,; 925oo do at S. 46k; s7O0o
soas and sIsS 20 5ans at IS s. 20 al
The sales OF francs comprised 1856, 600 commercial
embracing IS 600 900 and 1900 at 465 $4,000 and
1870, 900 at 1854 63A and so 900 at 4.63A.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 10
u547 for bill Of lading and Al clear and noninsl
and nominal for bank.
Under liberal offering Of New York sight com;
mercial was a shade lower. The Gales comprised
600, SIS co., II 900 and $50 600 commercial at i
r ce mt discount. $4,000 private ban kers at 4, and
$4,000 100000 and $4,000. SIS 600, s20,0oO &c..
$4,000 bank q fl6. =
The banks continued to check on New York at
quoted -d7-l6, against ZIG Yesterday.
All classes OF securities continued very dull.
The only sales Of bonds reported were $4,000 city
premium Issues at 296 $1,000 IA resale) at 80 aud
anS weak
Metropolitan Police waTrants quiet and
strong at 7o072. No sales are reported.
Owing to . falling of in the demand for 1874
State warrants, they quoted two points lower,
large denominations ruling at 55d58, and small at
58063. Issues of 1875 and previous years, fundabe
were still quoted at 35d36, and do, not 1undabe,
at-029.
City scrip is now quoted at 46a47 fer city notes
half paid coupons, ordinances of 1873. and ordi.
nances of 1874, from July to December inclusive;
at 60065 for ordinances nos 2632 and 1897
which cover June and part OF July and at 90d95
for ordinances Nos $3.50 and 263l, which comprise
the latter part of May.
TIE following are the quotations of time and
school certificates Of 1875 September 10072; O,te
Der 400i5; November ais, and December -02Q.
Septem Der -d60, and October -04O. Metropolitan
Police certificates for 1874 quoted as follows:
october 60062; November 30a35; December a Is:
do for September, 1875 85038.
Our stOrk list has been revised by the committee
on q uotatiuus of the Stock EXCHANGE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
Domestic Markets,

Domestic Markets,
NEW YoRk, October 2s.-subtrsaegry balances
The sub treasurer paid ont A2s 900 on account Of
interest and 8 40 COZ for bonds.
Cotton closed quiet and irregular; middling up.
lands lake; Orleans l4tc sales CPS bales; net re-
HTass IS ss4 exports to Gre at Britain 654i to the
continent 1922 sales $3.50; stock g. 800 bales.
follows: October I3ts a Is Ice; November Is siS0
- II. sc: December % 32al3t Q; Januaryi3 5,30
y i6c pe6rnsry y 8 sls 20 Nc nsfS sn "a lsa@
II s.s2c.
ket quiet and firm for shpping grades; superhne
Western and State S. 10 as 40; Southern -four a
mon to fair extra IS 06 IS; good to choice ST so
az. Wheat irregular and unsettled, demand
9e afns So for 6hsas for
eI32k0l "a for No. 2 Milwaukee; ST. 370l 50 for
No. | spring; 8 4Sdl 4s ,or white Michigan; Corn
steady; FAIR reques'; T2173c for steam Western
mixed and yellow Western; 72072hc for Western
and heavy; 38047 for mixed Western and State
46d52c for white do Cotfee-Rio dun and heavy;
Job lots sugar STEADY and in moderate demand.
Molasses-Foreign grades duh and unchangedi
Rice steady and in moderate demand; 6a7c for
Louisiana Sd d1ac for Carolina; o a asc Tor Kan.
coon. Ta!low dull; she. Rosin = su0l s11sc,
more active; new Job lots 1928. Lard excited and
higher; old 15As sc. Whisky shade hrmel s 10
llIh. Fnights dull; cotton-per sail ''l6d' per
CaioAeo, October 2s-Flour and wheat gen;
52ssc spot; 5lb d51 &c seller November. Oats quiet
and steady, Barley quiet and hrmi 8iac seller
Octoter; SIC seller November. Rye dull and heavy.
Pork-Demand fair, but at lower rates; sales at
$50 so spot; Sl8 SIN 0l8 10 seller all the yeaI
Lard irregular; old 1885, l2a4c spot; l2.07h
2.l0c seller all the year Bulk meats steady and
unchanged. Whisky dull; 81 49,
CINCINNATI, October 29.-Flour steady; demand
fair. Wheat dull and dropping; s goal IS. Corn
nominal. Rye dull; 78O80c. Pork frmei; small
sales at $50 IS. Lard easier; current make I'm
l2'sc; kettle l3a 0l3kc. Bulk meats steady; mod
crate demand stock Of old shoulders exhausted
so d9c; clear rib sides l23sc, all partly cured
and packed; clear sides nOmnally l2hc loose
Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders 81 09lsc; clear
rib sides l3}sc clear sides l3hc. Hogs steady and
firm Whisky steady; demand fair. Butter dul
choice Western Reserve 2602ec; Central Ohio
choice 24025c
ST. Louis, october 2s.-Four dull little doing.
Wheat excited; No. red winter 81 89h; No.
do 81 28k al 29l. Corn excited; No. Q mi ed IS a
Csc. Oats steady and unchanged. Barley dull and
muse tiled fancy Minnesota D 300l 90. Rye, pork
and lard unchanged. Bulk meats dull; shoulders
sac; clear rib sides ii Ac; clear sides l2c. Bacon
Some sales lower shoulders scarce, held at l0c
clear rib sides 13kc clear eides l3A0l3hc.
Whisky dull, 81 1872. Hogs easier.
---- Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL October 80. Evening arms and
fabIics at Manchester unchanged. Cotton-Saes
OF m'ddling uplands, low middliBg clause, shipped
December and January, by sail, SID; do, February
and March delivery, l3.l6d. Lard o2s 3D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
SUCCESSION OF P. OESTREICHEI
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS l25.


pY JOHN @. MONROSE, AUCTIONRER-
ID Office No. so Royal stre+t,-SATURDAY, NJ
yember 10, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street,
will be sold at public auction, by virtue of order
from the Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
September 29, 1875, The following described prop
erty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings and improvements thereon designated by the
No. Is of square No. II, bounded BY Louisa ClOuet
Morales and Goodchidren streets, on a plan of
Castaing, architect, dated November 5, 1857, de-
posted in the office of w J. Castel, notary; said
lot forming the corner OF Goodchildren and Louisa
streets, and measuring 80 feet ont on Goodchil
dren street. III feet in depth and front Louisa
street.
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance on
credit of one and two years for notes secured by
mortgage on the property sold, bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from date of sale until
paid; the purchaser to pay five per cent lawyers
fees in case of nop-payment of his notes when due;
also to insure the property and transfer the policy
to the tutrx and heirs to the amount of the notes
furnished; the purchaser to assume over and
above the price adjudication the on the as
sessment Of 1875 pay able in 1876; the purchaser to
pay also the drainage tax on said property The
lawyers fees above mentioned to be also secured
by mortgage on the property.
Act of sale, at the expense Of the purchaser, be-
fore A. D. Doriocourt, notary public.
Oc8 l6 % 30 nO6 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-30
Succession Of James Caller,

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE,
- of Orleans, No. 80 l66.-Notice is herd
to the creditors of this estate and to oil
sons herein interested, to show cause v
days from the present notification, if any |.
or can, whO-the account presented by y
Viilavaso, winow OF James Caller, the !
ministering this estate, should not be hOI1l
and approved, and the funds distiibuld
cordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
Oc26 80 nO3~ FRANK PACE, JR
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successisn efF.A. Boyle.

GRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE,
~ Of Orleans, no. 37,770.-Notice is heT,
sons herein interested to show cause '.
days from the present notification. II !,
have or can, why the account presented
Nugent and Mrs. Aphrs Pratt Nugeni By
mentary executors of this estate shoasa.
hom0l0gated and approved. and the Y
tributed in accordance Herewith.
ocsl Is 70 FRANK PACE, JR