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, 1875-01-21

At SAN FRANCISCO, EAC.
BAN FnAsc1sco, CAL, Jan. 20.--t fire this
ovo.lng destroyed number Of frame buildings
nt tho eornor Of Mission md Stewart streets.
Jonhcen horacs burnt. Peter Wliilo il reported
tn have persisted in tho flts wli'e trying to saYe
The ho1ELu. 1.usB, S.10u0 TO s>'l uUU.
At pARKER'S CITY, PA.
TlTusyt.LE, ra., Jan. 2o.--A Ere at PsrksrFa
City today destroyed five stores I.oss $4,000
rHrt,nlly covered by INSURANCE. The oeie4A os
tic flo was Gt,ideLtal.
, 1875-01-21

TWENTYNINE LIVES LOST.
Lospos. Jau. ai.-Tho steamer Thqrnahia,
from Cardiff for bombay, is supposed 10 be lost,
with twcnty-n!uo parAona on board.
, 1875-01-21
sTRuck By AN ExpaEss.1Rs.r.


Isrrr'at Hspateh 10 TAs Ghiruae Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jun, 20.-Thc Fond du Lac ex-
press, die l1oro At II O'Clock this morning, struck
wool-sleigl', driven by one scl.afer. A! Cross
ms miles from l3arton, Destroying tho ntoish
aud killing olo horse, ana SO in1uEing sthafer
.lsat he IL not expected to li,c.
, 1875-01-21


MURKooEE, I. r., Jan. 20.--aiat. ]. A. William
sou left here tonight in special car with TWEEN
ty-uino 1ndiau Witnesses from the Cherokee,
Crock, and Seminole nations to appear
In behalf Of tho United States ys.
John W. Wright. Wright was appointed by
Secretary Harlan to pay bount,cs. as per
act Of Congress June 1s. 1868, to members OF
9ho First, second, and Third Indian Regiments.
Of Indians, drawing tho funds, and approprla-
ting them to his own 1lso, anh will be tried ut
the prcsort Besaion OF tho United States District
Court At St. Louis,
, 1875-01-21

TocKFoRp ILL.,, Jan. 1y.-Last night fierco
row occurred IN tho SALOON Of William crotty, on
Htate street. Dick Lisso,s, notorious rough,
and some companions, entered tue saloon, nul
soon licked up row, during which crotty and
his barkeeper were cut iu shocking lnanner
about the head aud neck. Although tho wounds
are not fatal yet they arc large and ghassly.
During the row, tulnblera ware thrown about tile
soo,u i'll Il promiscuous manner, fur
,iluro broken and damaged, and tlings
broken up generally. l.iHton and uuosher
Ut the riotcrs were arrested. and A1s now in the
caaboose, and will be punished as their crime
deserves. Thia nlan Listou has long been tln
terror Of Itoc1fofd, lle IL 4 notorious rough,
aud IL always ready for fight on tho slightest
pruyocatiou. 1t 10 to he hoped tLis lust oifense
will result getting him nsnIa tho prisotlwalls
there 10 Iesnalu for tnnlo TINA
Richardson, a1restad III tlis city few Woeks
since for bsRmy. was put Gu triAl yesterday, in
the Winnebagu Circuit Court. aud waa convicted
to-day, and sentenced to two years in tue peni-
Tertiary.
, 1875-01-21
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF AN ORPHAN BOY.
sptttat utssatsh I" Tht chtcaae 1r,bnne.
PATTON, ILL.,, Jan. Pa most inlumsn case
Of cruelty was brought to tho notice Of The pub
lie to-day. Au orphan boy named Charles O'Con-
nell las been Irving for nearly throo years past
with farmer named John Mcclure, residing
about miles north Of this place. Yesterday
complaint waa made before tho Hon. X. 7.
Beach, County Judge, that Mcclure wua sub
Jecting this boy. who il ouly IL years Of age. to
the severest cruelty. Mcclure was brought be-
fore Judge Beach today, aud tho facts In tho
case, as testified to by luis ucighbors. are aubstan-
tia]ly as follows: Tic boy has herdcd McGuire's
cattle eyeFy day 1ho present vnsor except two,
uistea Of ono thn pair Of pants, shirt, vest, aud
jacket, and pair Of cast-o1 boots belonging to
3lcGuire. Tho consequence is. hls handa. arms,
face, and lower limba arc urcadtully frozen.
Tic boy has been fed on curn-bEead and musl,
being doniod meat and other articles Of food
which tho family had. 11o wan required to
make the tros, aud, it not up early enough,
Mc0ulre would strip linn and tako him to
tho puulp aud pour cold water over him.
lls led Nas In ali upholstered room, aud only
two blankets we're given him. Whei, on soma
oecaslonB he would be forced by tho Hoyero
weather to go to some Of tho neighbors to warm,
leaving The CATTLE Mcclure would whip him He-
ve1ey: o. Que occasion, when scarcely uble to
walk, tho boy could net coutEol tho cattle. Nc
Guro chased him on horseback, striking h.m
With ho1sowhip. lilo appearance ct tho boy,
AMI lH plain ssory, AZ told hY him,
VIA sufficient to cause strong men to
ID tnat lis recovery il doubtful. During
tAa hearing Of the boys evidence tho prisoner
laueAed and aueorel. Fifteen witnesses gave
their testimony. Tho Jndgo fixed tho bail of tho
munster At $4,000, in default Of which La wont
to JAIL lilo will DO held for trial at the April
tartn OF the Circuit Court. Tho above ARE only
few OF tho facts. 10 mako tho matter aecsa
still woEse, Mcclure il said to bs worth about
$lo,oO0 in lands and other property. Tue court
room waB crowded, and mich exeitemppt pre-
vailed.
, 1875-01-21

Na1tuum Thermometer. u minimum, y.
aESExAL OBBE2YATioNa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
Local Intelligence.

OPENING OF THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Yes.
rday morning all the public schools
pened, but in consequence of extremely
I'd weather the attendance was not full.
the Boys Central High School only ITO
holars answered. Professor Seaman made
short address to his pupils, advising them
closely pursue their studies. A few ap.
hcants for examination appeared and
perything was again in good order.
Al the Upper Girls High School nearly
the pupils attended. There are l25 can
hates, from the grammar schools, ap.
icants for admission. Miss Mcdonald, the
4incipal, reports everything pleasant in her
lohool.
Fine Lower Girls High School is all right.
nd the graduating class intends to remain
htil some definite disposition is made in
lAeir case. 1t is intended 70 give An ex.
ubitiOn as soon as convenient.
s 1t is likely that as soon az fair weather
nppears the general attendance will be as
6rge or larger than usual.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

SOME WINTER WEATHER-Just when
leople began to think that we we're to have
10 real winter weather, down came the old
blow himself, direct from the north pole,
|Dated with ice, which he scattered broad
hst. Early Sunday morning trees, shrubs,
bnces, and everything outdoors, wore an
~ casing, presenting beautiful sight.
Sicles hung wherever rain could drip,
beatty to the wonder of children who had
over seen the like before. Although the
Aermometer kept belowthe freezing point
barly all day, drilling rain fell for sew
bal hours, freezing in few minutes. Yes
rday the cold was not SO intense, but a
Did rain penetrated every thing every where.
eople shivered with chills, but they did
bt remain away from a fire longer than
ley could help. If Old Probabilities has
hything worse in store for US it is hoped
) will send it at once and let it be over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
NOTICE.
COmmissiOner's Sale.

ARISTIDE MILTENBERGER AND EMORY &. NOR
ton assignees of the Bank of Louisiana, vs.
Thomas Woodland, No. 10 224 on the docket Z
the United States District Court for the Dis
trict of Louisiana, in bankruptcy.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY vIRTuk
IN of the decree of foreclosure and sale entered
in said cause on the ninth day of April 1874 shall
o for sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the
main entrance to the United States Customhouse.
on Canal street in the CITY Of New Orleans in the
State Of Louisiana, at the hour of twelve O'clock
NJ. on FRIDAY, January Is, 1875, the following
described property, real estate. viz
A CERTAIN COTTON PLANTATION situated In
the parish of Rapdes, IN the state Of Louisiana.
fronting Bayou Jean de Jean, bounded below by
the plantation belonging to the estate of f. Hen
derson and above BY lands formerly belonging to
Neal VIM, containing the quantity Of 1881
arpents. and known by the name of "O.k HILL"
together with all the buildings, engines, ma
chinery and improvements, stock, CATTLE horses.
mules, wagons, carts. farming utensils and imple'
ments OF husbandry on said plantation.
This sale is made to satisfy the amount of the
decree against defendant in said cause and ie
made without appraisement.
CHARLES r: STEELE, Special Commissioner
New Orleans December IL, 1874
della 10 26 ja8 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

METROPOLITAN LOAN, SAVINGS AND PLRSfSSS
Bank va +. +. Dumas and FRANCOIS iaesoSSo
NO. 1891.
WHEREAS At THE SALE MADE b THE r5TSSe
w sheriff Of the parish of Orleans or the size
tenth day Of Novem be, 1874 i'll the above entitled
aud mum bered suit by virtue of writ of teri facae
issued in said case Henri st. GeZ becsme the ado
iudcatee and purchaser of the following described
property fog the price and sum Of ten tiiOQsan3
dollars
lot " ground, situated :r the First District %
this city, in the square bounded By st. Charles
Carondelet, Canal and Common streets, me asuriuS
twenty eight feet eight inches six lines front So
Charles street. by depth of hundred anS
twenty three feet seven inches three lines this
line dividing it from lot number two. and ono hume
dred and twentyOns feet eleven inche. :our lines
devio.le. and twenty. thres feet nine in ches sis
sngs thereon, rights ways and servitudes there's
unto belonging. Being the same property acquired
by the defendant herein by purchase from Julla3
Ado PHI Lacroix, per act passed before Fex Percyo
late notary public In this city, dated July g. i351e
Notice is hereby given to al persons who can sss
up any right 20 the above described property ID
consequence of informality In the order, decree os
judgment of the court under which the sale was
made. or any irregularity or ilegality in the ape
praisement and advertisements of said property
or in the time and manner Of sale or for any other
defect whatsoever, to show cause within thirty
days. from the date Of the first insertion Of this
monitor why this sale 90 made a. Aforesaid should
not be confirmed and homologated.
BY order Of the Court. dated Drcember 81. 1876
de24 ial92s JOHN BURKE, Clerke
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

THE FUNERAL OF w. s. PIKE.-Ai.
1Aough Sunday was one of the worst win.
Of days ever known in New Orleans the
nneral Of w. s. Pike was attended by an
immense number of people. The body was
fine metallic case, ornamented with
DIVERS and q Masonic emblem in gold. The
Pasonic fraternity had charge OF the fun.
fal, and Father Hebert. Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, ofiiclated in the
est ceremonies. The pail bearers, twenty.
bur, represented almost every branch Of
Business. There was sincere mourning
bver the loss of good citizen, who in life
sas greatly beloved by all classes. The
body was deposited in Metairie Cemetery.
where it will remain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
New ORLEANS. January II. 1873.


& EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
q In referring to my letter to Mr.. Foster. in
your article of yesterday. you say that l do
4 not express the views OF the Republicans
ID here, but my own opinions simply. and that
q published the letter in the Democratic
u papers,.
Whether expressed the views Of other
Republicans l will not pretend TO say, but
you are right in your remark that the letter
was simply my personal opinion. 1t was
witten without consultation with any one,
and alone am responsible for what it con.
:ains.
But the remark that published what
had to saw in the Democratic papers alone
carries with it an implication which does me
an Injustice. did not write for the oppose
ton. but for my own people. l am now, as
l have at all times been, an uneluivocal
Republican: but. in my communication to
MIR. Foster. have simply made public views
that have time and again expressed in prI-
Yate.
The letter was written late Thursday
night. Friday morning 1 read it to several
friends at my office and then took it in per.
son to the REPUBLICAN Office. On my way
met one OF the editors of another journal,
20 whom ! mentioned my intention. He
asked me for the manuscript, but said
that if should give it to the opposition
press my action might be misconstrued. !
delivered it to the news editor of your
paper, and it was then put in print in your
office, where l read proof at later hour,
when slips were furnished me for distribu.
ton to the Associated Press and to other
papers. / was surprised that it did not
appear in your journal the next morning.
HENRY c. DIBBLE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
LEGAL, NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR1SE OF
ORLEANS.


MRS. MARIA IAMARQUE WIFE OF A. DENE-
chaud. vs.. A. Denechaud. hes Iusband-Soz
1891.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FOURTH
Il day of January, 1875, Judgment was rendered
in this court in the entitled suit in the words and
figures following to wit
Mrs. Maria LamarQue wife Of A. DEN echaud. Sss
A. Denechaud, her husband-NO. 598l,
In this case, for the reasons orally assig ned bS
the court the law and evidence being in favor OF
plaintiff it is ordered, adjudged and decrCed that
there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff, Mrs N aria
Lamarque. and against defendant. Augusta Denee
chaud, her husband. decreegg a dissolution of the
community of acquests and gains heretofore exists
ing between the said parties: that the said plaintiff
do have exclusive exclusive administration heres
after Of the proceeds and property her separate
industry free from the DIT hts and liabilities of he's
husband hereafter C0ntracteds that her separate
earnings nnIe to the benefit of herself and aalss
and that defendant paw all costs Of shit
Judgment rendered January 4. 1853.
Judgment signed January 9. 1875.
4. NORTH CVtli'M. ;edsss
In testimony whereof have hereunfo ses rsv
hand and affixed The seal of the said court at th
city of New Orleans on this ninth day Of Janue
ary in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy.ive, and the ninetys
ninth year Of tho independence of the United
States. PAUL r. ABADIE,
JAZZ" Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE yaRIs!. ssS
ORLEANS.
MRS. TREDERiHA JOACHIM, WIFE OF sEIlssS
Lucas vs.. her Husband. No. 49,,


Lucas vs.. her Husband-No, 80,
I HEREBY CEETIFY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
l. day of November. 1874, Judgment was rendered
ia this court in the entitled suit in she word ana
figures following, to wit.
Mrs Frederika Joachim. wife OF Philip Lucas. 40
her husband, No. -.
On motion of Ducros & Ssmboia of counsel Sop
plaintiff, and on producing to the court due PROOF
IN support OF said plaintiffs demand, the law aDS
the evidence being in her favor, it is ordered ad-
judged and decreed that the judgment by default
herein entered on the third instant be now cone
hrned and made final. and accordingly that there
be Judgment in favor OF plaintiff, Mrs Frederika
Joachim and against defendant Philip Lucas, heg
husband. decreeing a separation of property b0e
tween the sad parties and dissolution Of the
community of acquest Is and gains heretofore exis.e
ing between them. 1t is further ordered tina. S.Ss
fendant pay all costs of suit.
Judgment signed November II 1874.
+. NORTH G:LL0M. :uisa
, IN Testimony whereof, have hereunfo vet my
band and at xed the zeal of said court at the city
OF New Orleans. on this twelfth day Of Novembefo
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hume
dred and seventy four, and the ninety min tn yeeg
OF the independence OF the United States.
EDWARD KEENA.
no2o del3 jazz Deputy Cler%o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

Y STOLE Four BARRELS OF FLoUR-1t was
3 very chilly Sunday night that burglars
Dit hungry, and SO stole four barrels of
our froma bakery at the corner Of French
ben and Solidelle streets. Corporal Frei-
kg, assisted by Parker, yesterday ar
ested Lucien Bertrand and Paul Victor as
Principals and Samuel Edwards as an ac-
)essory. Martin Livingston was also put
for having the flour in his possession.
Judge Long will make short work with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

Y BRANCH No. Sat the annual meeting Of
Branch No. $. Hibernian Benevolent and
Mutual Aid Association Of Louisiana the
Following officers were elected for the
ensuing years President. William German;
first vice president. Thomas McDonough;
SECOND vice president. Daniel Brannigan;
srecording scribe. Charles NJ. Spriggs; tinan.
zcial scribe, p. Taylor: treasurer. James
Cook: marshal. Thomas D. Carey: dele
Flynn. p. Short and l.. Lyons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

Ia CHARCOAL DEATH.-Mary Jane Rich.
edson. eighteen years old. servant in a
miy residing at No. 3il Magazine street.
>ated her room with a charcoal fire Sunday
ght, and the consequence was that she
led. Deputy Coroner Parmele held an in
hest, and the jury found verdict that
bath was the result of an accident.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
CITY CRDINANCES---OFFlClAl.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
1900
dAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
CITY Hall. January III 1875. {

PUBLlSHED Bx AUIHORIIIe
HAYoRALTy OF New ORLKANs.
City Hall. January II. 1875 5
No. G93g-Administratio Series.l
Hcsotre1. That the sales Of markets this
day made. as herein stated, be and the same
are hereby ratified and approved, and the
Mayor and Administrator Of Finance be and
are hereby authorized to execute contracts
with the purchasers thereof, in accordance
with the terms Of said sales. all sales pay.
able in United States currency:
For Poydras Market. by G. Eos, Sal $50.
For French Mea. Market. by G.. Fos.
Si0.22S.
For Fruit and Vegetable Markets. by
George Schwebel, $4,000.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, January 8. 1874.
CHARLES j. LEEDS. Mayor.
4 true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
THIRTEENTH CALL
Redemption OF tive-Twenty 1sonds OF
1862,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington. November 2. 1874. 4
DT VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN BY
- the act Of Congress- approved July Il, 1870 enc
titled IAN act to authorize the refundng the
national debt" hereby give notice that the prins
cipal and accrued interest of the bonds herein<
below DESIGNATED, known as "Five-twenty bonds,
will be bald at the treasury of the United Statess
IN the city of Washington, on and ate the
SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875, and that the
interest on said b0nds will cease that day.
That is to say, coupon bonds. known rs the 70 urth
series. act of February 25 1862. dated May 1862
as follows:
COUPON BONDS
&50-NO 420l to No. 1851, both inclusive
e lOO-NO 620l to No. 10 500; both incluivas
$500-No 5O0l to No. 1000. both inclusive,
&lOOO-NO. IA sol to 20 900 both inclusive,
$5,00O0O0
The amount outstanding embraced in the nunis
bers as above) is five million dollars Of coupoIs
bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redempe
ton, should be addressed to the Loan Division
the Secretary's Office"
nos B. H. BRISTOW Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
STATE or LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ST
ORLEANS.
MRS. THEREZi GROETSCH vs., GEOEGE H1Iss
LIAM GROBTSCH.NO. 6elG.


I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SBvHNa
Il teenth day of November, 1874, Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following TO wit-e
Mrs. Therez. Groetsch VS., George Williant
GrOetsch No. 1926.
On motion Of Braughn. Buck & Dinkelspiei ate
torneys for the plaintiff in this cause, upon proc
ducin2 to the court due proof in support OF her
mand. the law and evidence being with plaintiff,
it is ordered adjudged and decreed that the judge
ment by default herein entered the twelfth inc
slant be now confirmed; that plaintiff Therezas
Groetsch: have Judgment against dcfendanto
George William Groetsch. decreeng a separatioIs
OF property between the said parties. and conc
demning defendant to pay plaintiff the sum OF
$50. with five per cent yearly interest from
judicial demand and costs of suit. with the morto
gage and privilege upon the property of her huso
band in such cases allowed by law to married
women.
Judgment signed November 81. 1874.
A. SAUCER Sfigeo
I'm Testimony whereof I Rave hereunt0 set mVp
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans. on This twenty-third day of
Novem Der. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four
EDWARD II. CANNON. DEPUTY Cleric
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

FIRE SUNDAY MoRNING..-At half.past ten
O'clock Sunday morning fire was discovered
IA the dwelling house No. 1856 Camp street,
occupied by Mr.. j. d. Crawford. Three
hundred dollars will cover the damage.
Ensured in the Hibornia office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

THE CoRONERs AGlrATED.-Sincet the law
BE- been changed making the coroners sal
he'd officers those officials ask the city for
krniture and things. Under the old law
De coroners supplied themselves with
to dead bodies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

NOTHING FROM JUDGE MCARIHUR.-A
bmor that Judge Macarthur had been heard
6om in New York gained some believers
Dsterday morning, but thorough search
u its origin proved it's fasity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

81 HALF 4 MILLION DoLLARs.-1tw was stated
*in the City Hall yesterday that some ono
u Intended to offer half million dollars for
The privilege of collecting the licenses. Bids
will be opened on the fifteenth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

g THERE WILL RE MARDI-GRAs FESTIVE.
4IEs.-A rumor has been circulated to the
Effect that the festivities of Mardi Gras will
Dc postponed. There is no truth in the
tory, and active preparations are on foot
. make q great show.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

Office POntchartrain Railroad Company,
New Orleans December 81, 1s74.-Notice Is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of the Pontchsrtain Railroad Company will be held
on the THIRTIETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1895 be-
tween the hours Of 81 A. n. and 3 p. NJ, for the
election Of directors to serve during the ensuin
year. JOHN b. LAFlTrR,
ial Ns THOMAS H HUNT, pigectQys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

ALMOST A CALAMITY.-By some mischance
4r. B. j. Vests horse and buggy collided
nth car on upper Magazine street. The
buggy was nearly used up, but Mr.. West
nd the horse escaped uninjured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
Everybody takes it.
Everybody takes it.
When they can get It,

" HeTl t1ey CaH g6J IT,
TITO twenty thousand dollar capital priz,
In the Louisiana State Lottery,
Grand single number drawing
OF January l6.
Buy ticket in time:
Buy ticket in time:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12

Omce Of the CRESCENT City Eas1i9ht Com .
pany, No. so Camp street tup stairs)-New Orleans
Decen Der II. l874-In conformity with the require.
ments 81 th9 amended charter and by laws Of hs
Crescent City Gasligh. Company. the annual etc'
ton of Directors TO serve durng the ensuing year.
VIII be held or TUESDAY the twelfth day Of Jan.
uary. 1873. at the office Of the company in this city.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
JOHN NJ. CONWAY, Secretary.
IesS % D. d IS 20 Al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-12
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

CitiZens' Savings Bank, Grunewald
Hall, New Orleans, January II, l875.-At meeting
OF the Board of Directors held this day dividend
of TEN PER CENT was declared out of the profits
of she las: Elk months business, payable On de.
mand. u. BENNER.
ial2l I'm Cashier.