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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-09-25
coRSUcoPIoUsLY.
ConNucor1., Sept. II. 1915.

#rLHE IN ....." 90" H
roH+I CoRSucoP1A, Sept. II, 1876.
EpIToRs ISDEPESDEST:-Times IN md
around this Horn of Plenty are improv-
ing. On every hand good, substantial
buildings nre being erected. A. d.
aleacham's stone store, 2515O feet, aud
tire-proof cellar, 23I23 feet, are fust OBJ
preaching completion, and in a short
time We may expect to see Hocks of
beauties congregating there to inspect
the costly feminine fabrics he So well
knows how TO display.
Another important strike has been
made. Summers & Herick, while sink
ing n we'll III front Oi their livery stable,
on Maine street, at n depth OF twenty
feet tapped y promising vein Of quartz.
1t IL already located three deep, and il
lighting interests were not attended with
30 much danger l should stick UP II no.
tice myself.
Smiths lumber yard is assuming
mammoth proportions, and from the
manner i'll which he is having it inclos-
ed one would judge that he intended to
put III II bid for the safe keeping Of the
conricts, should there prove u likeIi-
hood OF another State Prison outbreak
nt Carson. Anyway it will bother n
Monaghan expert to steal much lumber
from that yard. tH .'E
Tho grcut drawback to this camp will
DO water. Wells have been sunk in
every conceivable spot and still there is
not enough OF the element to supply our
present wants. jacks creek can be
brought in here, but pipes will have to
he luid the entire distance, about
eighteen miles, aud IL too costly an uu-
dertaking for any of Cornucopia's pres.
cnt nlillionnircs.
a good many lnrgc freight teams have
pulled off the rond and gone to hauling
i'll wood, and Judging from the immense
ricks that are being built all over town,
we will hardly freeze TO death the COM
ing Winter. Stone coal is just now ut
tracing the attention of muny Of our
proSpectors. ind from samples shown
around town l should Judge some of
them had found it in paying quantities.
SrLESUs.
The little daughter born to tho wife
OLA. Mooser yesterday, breathcd it's last
at o'clock to-day. Tho sympathy of
friends md H%cqunintnnces is extended
to the bereaved parents in this Distress
full visitation. Tho remains will be
conveyed to Sacramento and inferred in
the family burying-ground.'
CoMISG.-Thc Swiss Bell Ringers are
now on their way east. They nre giving
entertainments in the western part Of
the State and may he looked for here
before long.
FoR CoESIcorIA.-Scvcrnl large teams
londed with lumber have left for Cornu-
copin. Also II 10, of machinery for the
Leopard Co,urnn:s
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[From Mondays Daily.l

The Eureka Sentinel. under the head
Of "AlcOhOlic Courage" gives the full
particulars Of the Oils Molitistn shoot
ing scmpc. aud from it We %collato the
following summary: Some days prior
to the shooting Oils. endcayorcd to Dor.
rows 30 from Molitisia, which wns
refused, rs the Inter did not hive thnt
amount. Fridny morning the pnrtics
met in the PALACE saloon, made friends
and drank together, Oils already be-
ing drunk. Another person came into
the saloon, with whom Oils had words.
Dan. Morgan demonstrated with him,
which caused him ~ direct his nttcn-
ton to Dan, The barkocper Interior
ed, stating : TINT he must not abuse
Morgan. Oils then drew his revolver,
md slammed il down on the counter,
with such violence that il was dischary-
ed. The ball passed through Morgan's
left hand, inilicting n painful wound,
Rid then took effect in Molitistn's left
side, eight inches below the nipple. At
first M0litiSta'S wound WIS thought 10
he fatal. but O hopes nre entertained
of.his recovery. Oil" il in Jail. Some
think the shooting was Intentional,
but Oils friends claim Tint il wus ucci.
dental.
SPLicED.-Thc marriage Of thu fu-
nous plonicr p~roSpcctor, George Wash.
ington Marlis, from whom the cclrbrnt-
I'D mine Of thnt name mt Bruno, derives
D" eoSnomcn, waS on Saturday evening
united In wcdlock to Miss Funny Sam
nriH. District Judge Flnck umcintcd on
fhe occasion, and VIC have been inform
rd 10y those present. TINT tho Judges
style Of tying II buwliuc knot has rnrrly
been equnled and never surpnsscd. The
friends Of the happy pair did honor To
the event, with gong and cyInhal, md
the protrnctcd existence Of the newly
elected WAS earnestly besought, m tho
printers, through the courtesy OF the
aforesaid, moisiencd their pnrched clay
with the liquid contents OF Il pair Of bot
Ties marked G.. IIcidsic.
y CoRnECTIoS.-In our issue OF Sat-
urday appeared MI article in relation to
The letting of n contract for the Greg
tion Of n dormitory mud fence upon The
unirorHity grounds. We made our de-
auctions from figures published in the
EntV'i'', which gave the amount for
which the Carson men purpose to COLL
H'''e the whole job ns the price TO bc
paid Tor the dormitury nlonc. We nrc
Informed by ID. X. Sessions TINT the bid
OF SG,23l by Gnrbcrt & Lake includes
Tho fence nlsO. That OF Tfibbcts & SnIe
being 5000, leaves only tho triilinu
difference Of SlG2 brtwccn tho two bids
pretty close figuring Oh 10 large II
contract.
fhoFEsson JENNINGS arrived from San
Francisco Saturday evening md dc-
parted for TuscnrOrn the following
morning. II liz TO bc hoped that no
VIII be favorably impressed with the sp-
PcAr'i'ce Of the camps north.
'"E FhiSOLE came down from, bull
nun Saturday md returned this morn.
i"e' lie reports the Blue JACKET mill
"nd i'rnnc"s nearly ready for work, and
P'c'ty OF, good orc coming FROM the
Ninc.
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For the very best Of photographs go TO
bradley II Rulofsun's gallery, witlo,u
STAIRS; ASCEND IL THE ELEVATOR. i2g
Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
II IA n cine qua non of health, that tho source
OF Vitality, the Springs Of life !" should hc FREQ
from contamination. Tie Huils which, by
Their action upon tho food. tTa-tnrms II into
ll"od. and tho great vital nuiriment Itself,
brain nrO Ia bo properly nonrisIich aud kept
vigorous. To This end tho stomach, tho liver.
tho bowels and tho Kidneys should perform I'm
intcTrupicdly their various functions, slnuo II
u csc hrr disturbed tho vital fluids speedily loo.
como vIiiaicd. The icst, nay. the only blood lie.
iircnt which rurnnrs them. IL Ifu,,cllrr's Stnn.
nrh UlitCrs. Tho principal upon which this
HaluiNry NlisrnCiIvc aiti L. RS aiiuIlc as II IL rhll.
oapplIic. Tho origin Of most diseases. and In.
ysrialily those which affect tho organs abnvo
mentioned. Il Weakness caused By the lnsuTi.
Cirnt assimilation NJ Tho fool. Tho %liittcrs
speedily rUCilfy tho cAuSI NJ tho hiIllCulty by
restoring vigorous digestion, ~ that all parts 81
thu physical STRUCTURE urc Rlipprisctl will, MI
abundance Ct rutn rich blood. This IncIc,era
tho activity II tho discharclnR organs. Ril cua-
blC- them To throw of the "ITcto matter, which
ranking ln tho System destroys health. This
hndily refuse having bccu got rfi nf. nid per
feet assimilation 70. established thCrr Ia nothing
Ia rrcvant u healthy anI arnivc performance ~
tho various fusciiOnS. Such hCCng the Gaze. Il
IL plain that the lliltcta hrc not only foilab,n
stoui1cliir, u It M Gradient Of ihorc diseases rf
thd liver. bowels nni kidneys whIcb UCutsIni,
nate tile PTFins5 u Ne.
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From Fridays Daily.
EQUALIZATION.

The Bonrd of County Commissioners
has been in session this week as n Board
Of Equalization, and summed mp its 1T
bors last night by reducing 10. +. Trip
let's nsscssincnt $500, and making the
following incrensca:
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SUM- CNS.

IN THE .IUSTfCI;'S CUVnT or
l white Rock. In the CuunIy aTEsIko,
state Of Nevada; V. q. IiorrrtIC, JUS
tlcc Or tho Pence.
William Itasrliinc. I1aintiG. against 4. l..
0'Ncai, }. d. Conghiin. Higsby & Co., Defend.
ants.
The SIt,c Of Nevada fcmIs greeting to 4. J..
O'N"Il, i. j.. CruHhlin. nirs,y * CO.
ion are hereby summoned to apps1r before
me. at my office Ia White Rock TowriahIp.. IN tho
County "f Elk". ON ia" 9Th dhy " October A.. u.
1873. at = o'ClOck J.. M. iu an action brIrgh,
nTi'ist Yen 10y shii plaintiff. Ia answer the com.
rlhliit 81 the above named plaiutin.
Shid ariihn IL brought Ia recover sos 20 gold
coin ni the United S'iI-g tpr merchandise a. ful.
" set t"tth IN the hill nua on III ~ MY Cnicc or
Judgment will hc taken against ynu for ilIo said
amount, together with the costa Uf this pttit IL
you fail la appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any CnustiIp'r " rrii Conn.
g. C%rCctirg: Make legal scryic" and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand ihia isi dag Of gcpicm.
Dor 4. u. 1919. V. J. EOiIRHrTE.
4 Justice Of Tho Peace Of raid Township.
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SALE OF CIGARS, CIGARETTES. ETC,
SEIZED PROPERTY.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, }

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Collectors Office, First District of Louisiana. ;
New Orleans, April !, 1875
IN ACCORDANCE CT THE PROVISIONS OF SEC
L ton sxty.three of the act of Julv -, 1866
amended, the following described seized prop
erty will be sold at public auction, at the Canal
street entrance to he Customhouse building, on
One hundred Cigars, 100 Cigars, 1900 Cigars, 20
pounds Leaf Tobacco, 100 Cigars 1000 Cigarettes
100 Cigars, 200 Cigars, $50 Cigars 1900 Cigarettes,
100 Cigars 1880 Cigars, 100 Cigars, 200 pounds Plug
Chewir Tobacco, 400 Cigars, 1900 Cigarettes. 400
Cigars $500 Cigarettes, 300 Cigars, 5000 Cigarettes,
haccO, 200 Cigars, 800 Cigarettes, 10 pounds Fine
Cut Tobacco 1000 Cigars, 1900 Cigarettes TO pounds
Leaf Tobacco, 25 pounds Leaf Tobacco. $50 Cigars,
400 Cigarettes 900 Cigarettes, 200 Cigars pounds
Fire Cut Tobacco, $50 Cigars, 10 pounds Leaf
Tobacco, $50 Cigars, 100 Cigars 400 Cigars,
$40 Cigarettes 500 Cigars 20 pounds Leaf Tobacco.
20 pounds Leaf Tobacco 500 Cigars 1900 Cigars 800
pounds Leaf Tobacco, 100 Cigars, 800 Cigars, $50
pounds Leaf Tobacco, 10 pounds Leaf Tobacco, 200
Cigars, 10 pounds Leaf Tobacco. $50 Cigars, 20
pounds Leaf Tobacco, 500 Cigars, so pounds Leaf
Tobacco. 200 Cigars, 400 Cigarettes, 100 Cigars $500
Cigars, pounds Leaf Tobacco. 100 Cigars, SO
Cgars, $50 Cigars, 10 pounds Leaf Tobacco, IS
pounds Leaf Tobacco, so Cigars 200 Cigarettes $50
Cigars. 500 Cigarettes, so Cigars. IS Cigars, 400
Cigarettes 1000 Cigarettes 200 Cigars 200 Cigarettes
so CigaIs go Cigars ESQ Cigarettes $50 Cigars, 100
Cigars, 200 Cigars, sou Cigarettes Is Cigars, $50
Cigars, pound Fine Cut Tobacco, % Cigars. IS
Cigars, Is Cigars, 1900 Cigars 300 pounds Leaf To-
bacco.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
JOHN COCKREM
Collector Internal Revenue First District of Louis
lana. ans
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Second District Court for the Parish of Ore:
No. So 1893.
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CONFIDENCE MAN TIED UP.-Seyera l
weeks ago a young man, whose fresh COM
plexion and face indicated that he recently
came from foreign parts, visited shoe shops,
offering for sale a liquid which, according
to his statement, possessed every necessary
quality To make old shoes look like new
ones. Ono dealer purchased sOn-e of the
stuff and now has lot of goods which can
not be sold for damaged truck. The vendor.
who SAYS his name is Herman De Lecuw,
speaks four languages and ia Hollander.
Finding that his patent polish would not
bring him a fortune, he branched out, using
his talent in another direction. he lived i'll
clearinghouse on Baronne street, and the
landlady recently went to Florida. After
her departure a sewing machine and
other articles disappeared, but some OF
the things were found in q second hand
dealers shop and claimed, Sergeant Ma
lone having traced them. That officer
could not obtain particulars or description
Sof the fellow. although he had his name.
When searching for the goods Malone tum.
bNed on the man without knowing it, and
him about De Lecun, but the
maS took III the situation and answered
acco Ndingly, and then went his way. Yes
terdaG the foreigner was arrested on the
leyee las a suspicious character and sent to
the third precinct station, and the SER
geant Hecognized him. His trunk was on a
Steamboat, which has started for Cincin-
natl. yudge Staes remanded the youth to
pr;srp n
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SALE TO EFFECT 4 PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans,
No. So 1898.
DY .. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-OFF1CE
II corner Exchange alley and Bienville street.
SATURDAY, April 10, 1875, will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctoneers, FIX.
change, Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets: by virtue Of a judgment rendered
and signed March ,, 1915, by the honorable the
the follow ing property. to wit
]. LOT OF GROUND. situated in the square
bounded by s.. Philip Dauphine. Bourbon and Ur-
sulines streets, forming the corner OF Nauphne
and st. Philip streets, measuring ~ feet font or
Dauphine street, 81 feet in width in the rear by
depth and front of 81 feet on st. Philip street, to.
gether with two two-story brick buildings each
having store on the ground floor and rooms in
the upper stories; the corner house having a
raaGa and the other house erected on ST. Philip
street.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Barracks streets, designated by No. S, which prop.
erty forms the conner OF Condo and Hospital
streets, and assures % feet 10 inches line front
on COnde street. by depth OF lG5 feet inches, be-
tween parallel lines, and front Hospital street
together with p two story brick house and two
story brick building in the yard, tie main house
having store on the ground toor several rooms
above and balcony on both streets. See plans at
3 THAT THREE.sToRY BRICK BUILDING
known as the Red Store No. l. in the Second Dis.
tIict Of this city, piece Of ground AT the foot
OF Old Levee. and front on the public road. be-
tween the two markets, having in French meas.
IRE 26 feet inches front on the line of Cd Levee,
26 feet inches the line OF the old public
road, so feet inches on the west side. on a line
which divides SAID lot from lot designated by
the No. on the plan hereinafter mentioned. and
50 feet IN depth on the east side on line front
ing the Vegetable Market. as the Whole appears
plan made on the sixteenth of December, 1888, by
Louis Bringier. Surveyor General. Said plan is
annexed to an act passed between Manuel s. Gu
ccullu Etienne Mazureau and c. G. de Armas, be.
fore Felix de Armas, then notary in this city,
the twenty.frst of December 1885, This last
property is sold subject to lease ending the first
a M wal Ia
$3.50 at the end of each and every month, with
privilege of renewing said ease for three i've
years at the price of estimation.
Terms-One-half cash and the balance at a credit
OF one and two years in notes divided by coupons
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
date until paid with special mortgage and ven.
doris privilege on the property sold the purchasers
to keep the properties insured and trans fer the
policies of insurance to the holder of said notes
and in case ct suit to recover the amount of the
notes Al maturity the purchasers to pay i've per
cent attorneys fees.
Acts of sale het"-e Theodule Bu:ssor, rotary
public, at the expense Of purchasers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-02


INOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans. No. 433l3-By virtue of a writ
of fieri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause. l will pro
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY, NAV ;, 1875
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop.
erty, TO wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
fulldlngs and improvements thereon, and all the
nights, ways ard advantages thereuutO belonging
OF II anyWlse appertaining. situated in the First
Dlstilct OF ms city, in the square bounced by
Constance Magazine Robin and Basin streets
designated as lot number one. on a plan drawn BY
u A. HediD, late surveyor, on the twenty fourth of
February. 1919. and deposited plan number fifty
two y the office OF J. Z. Beard, late notary public
IN this city, said lot measures thirty feet nine
inches one and fOur-fifths lines front on Con
stance street. by one hundred and sixteen feet
nine inches sl1 lines in depth. between parallel
lines. American measure, aud is bounded On the
SIDE nearest Robin street by alley six feet wide,
common tc the same and other lots. Being the
same property which the late Antonio CAN'T, de.
ceased, acquired by purchase from +. g. Boze az
Der act passed before H. E. Cenas, late q notary
public IN this city, on the first of April 1889, du
ring the community Of ACC uests and gains which
existed between himself aud his surviving widow.
Seized in the ABOVE suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
apl J Il uy2
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Francois CniIlavet and Olher. vs.. @.

Francois Caiiiavet aud Others vs.. q,
Monte and wife,
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 7497.-By virtue of an order of date
April l. 1875, to me directed by the honorable the
in the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises hereinafter des-
ignated, On TUESDAY, April 13, 1915 at Fl We O'Clock
P. NJ. the following described property to Wit
ALL THE GOODS, FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND
MoNABLkS in the premises situated at the corner
OF Royal and Bienville Streets in the Second Dis
tlict Of this city, as per inventory which NAV be
seen In ing Office.
Professionally ssized il the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT of LOUISIANA.
IN THE NATTER OF MARTHA KNIGHT BANK.
Turt.
In BnnkrEpicy-NO. /. %.

WBEREAS MRS. MARTHA KNIGHT, OF NEW
w Orleans and district aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of March Q
1867. has this day filed in SAID court petition
praying for discharge and certificate thereof
said act.
Notice is there lore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts. and TO all other persons
in interest. that the seventeenth day of April 1879
at II A. H., is assigned for tine hearing of the same
and that they may then and there attend and
the said petition should not be granted; and fur.
Their notice is given that the bankrupt will I'M
dergO an exan natien before Register Kellogg on
the fifteenth day OF April, A. d. 1870 at ii A. NJ at
his Office CustOmhouse building.
Clerks office, New Orleans, March n. 1875.
mh23 apl 8 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
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BY Hoey g. O'Connor.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF CHRISTIAN EofSLlus.

SUCCESSION OF CHRISTIAN EOAELIUS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. &c col.
DY ROEY & O'CONNOR-NtCHoLA J.
ID Hoey, Auctoneer-Otica No. If Exchange
pace-SATURDAY, April 3, 1875, at twelve
o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Aucticueers'
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, bv virtue of an Eder of the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, rendered in the above entitled matter
Will be sold al public suction the following stocks
belonging to the succession OF Christian Roselius
to wit
Bank Stocks.
224 Shares OF the Capital Stock OF the Southern
Bank,
100 Shares of the Capital Stock OF the ate Ma
tiona Bank.
so Shares of the Capital Stock OF the Hiberna
National Bank.
Insurance stocks.
Shares Stock Crescent Mutual Insurance Com d.
pany.
70 Shares Stock sun Mutual Insurance Company.
, Shares Stock New Orleans IL, urauce COMPANY
so shares Stock Hibernia Insurance CompaEy ),
$3.50 paid
Shares Stock Home Mutual Insurance Com
pany.
miscellaneous stocks.
II Shares Stock New Orleans Gaslight Ompany
10 Shares Stock Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company.
Terms of Sai--Cash on the spot
uh2l p % ap2 )
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In Bnnkruptcy-NO. 1854

WHEREAS, HENRY II. THOMPSON, INDIvID.
w Ually and as member of said firm of New
Orleans and district aforesaid, duly declared a
1867. has this day fled in said court, petition
praying for a discharge and certificate thereof,
from all his debts and other claims provabe under
said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest that the tenth day of April, 1875 at
a. NJ. is assigned for the hearing Of the same, and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause, il any they have, why the prayer of the
petition should not be granted; and further notice
is gi ven. that the bankrupt will undergo exam
nation before Register Kellogg. the ninth day
OF April, A. b. 1873. at II A. NJ, az his office, Gus
t0mhouse building.
Clerks Office, New o cleans March %, 1875.
mb24 II APP x. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

HEApsuARrERs DEPARTMENT or The GrLg
Chief Quartermastet Office
New Orleans, La, April ]. 1875 )
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE, UNDER
- the usual conditions, viii be received at this
office until twelve O'clock NJ, SATURDAY, May i.
1878, at which time and place they will be opened
IN the presence OF bidders, for furnishing such
articles of Stationery as may be required by the
Chief Quartermasi er for the public service in this
Department during the fiscal year ending une 80,
1916
A preference will be given to articles OF domestic
production.
Blank forms Of proposal and further Information
can be obtained at this Office.
J. 4. POT TER,
Chief Quartermaster, Brevet Brgaoier General,
United States Amy. apl ct
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PROPOSALS FOR DRAYAGE.

EEAr4UARTERs DEPARTMENT OF TRE GULF
Chief CuartermasteIs Office. :
New Orleans, La, April /, 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE UNDER
- the usual conditions. will be received at this
1875, at which time ard place they will be opened
in the presence of bidders, for the transportation
by wagon dray, suitable for the purpose of all
public property which may be REQUIRED to he
hauled in this city and vicinity during the fiscal
year ending Fune 30. 1876.
Blank forms of proposal and further information
can be obtained at this office.
J. A. POTTER.
Chief Quartermaster, Brevet Brigadier General.
United States Army. apl s.
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PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. /
New Orleans, March 20, 1875.
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE LEASE OF THE
- following named skffferries for the term of two
years will be received in this office Up to twelv.
o'clock VI, April ), 1875, viz:
Carrollton Ferry.
Foot of Race street IN Freetown.
Foot of Broadway to Westwege.
Bids for the ferries 10 be made separately.
Specifications on file in this office.
nh2l lot j. O. LANDRY Administrator
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Succession of Robert Roberts.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans. No. So. 476-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and all other per-
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
Il. Haas. datiye testamentary executor of this
estate should not be hcmolOgated and approved,
with.
BY order of the Court.
mh28 apl A. FRANK PACE. JR Clerk.