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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08

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nes @9riftltiides Der dltcren obcr neue=
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mems ben Suben gum Ner9erniB, ben 9ei:-
ben Sum @pott unb ben Gbril ten c,pi9es
2ebcn; MiQiorben linb fir i'm geltnr-
ben, bic 9lci@5eitise @pna9o9e fat li@
per5ipeifelt 9c9cn i'm crboben; oos Sci
oentbum bat icin liinoiscs 6aupt -
%pm - Dor linn 9enci9t. Cine Perion
bon fol9em Grnl lte fir Die luirtli9c @elt~
seidi9te tonn MIR Der Sbor fir Mptbe
uno Gage crtldren. g8as nun 5uud9it
ben 9famcn betrifit, 10 ,ueroen Dem 9errn
bcrcn Defenders s,uci beisclest: Selus.
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ratterii iitiid be5ci0nenoc @ei,uort. Gr-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-08

uno Dem Observation-Disclosures seeeniiber
Gbrii iitus lit Der i'm Mlten 8unbe perbei:
Bene eijias. 9ie Yropbe5eibunge1
iiber 3sit uno Ort ber &eburt, bas Sc:
ben, nomentlid oen Sob beg Meilia!
trefen ale in gbriitus 81, uuo iino it
linn uno in linn alein in Grf fIllun9 9e:
9anaen. SIT Gbriitus nidt oer Mciiias
10 1T oas 9an5e SubcntDum eitel $rdlt=
merci uno 2ii9e; oenn auBer Gbriltus II
in Der @eididte aller 86lter teincr, oe'
au@ nur i'm entferntei ten Der MefiaS
lein tDnnte. Deiien 3eit aber lit langt
um. Gnoli6 bat Gbr;itus cs iel6it Dor
li9 aus9eia9t. limb fir feline Mabr=
bafti9teit biir9t uns 1ein taoellofer Gba=
rafter uno biir9en namentli6 feline Wun=
Der, bic nur @ott 3u tpirfen pcrmo6te
@ott aber tritt elmer 2iee ni9t als 3eus'
bel, am iueni9iten elmer iol6en 2iise, bi'
feline Gbre oerlebt, bic Menl6en gum
8crberben fiibrt nnb bic friiberen Sba=
ten @pttes 5eri it0rt. War ahcr Gbriitus
Der Meiiios, 10 ,por CT @ott. unS,pei'
beuti9 lit bic @ottbsit bes MelFos in
Nlten Seitamentc ous9eiproden nnt
wuroe ppn ben Suben 3ur 3eit Gbriit
mic au jeoer 3eit 9e9laubt. Sic @ott'
belt Gbriiti bc,ueiien ftrner: lein Gba=
rufter obne $abel unb @6wa6e, 1eir
freies Walten iibtr bie &rdite Der Notur.
feline Ma@t iiber Satan unb Die 56llc
feline flare unb bel einem @6Yurc BON
9obenprieiter 9eforberte 9(ntport, iein
cr9ebenes unb unei9enniibi9es 2ciocn
uno Sterben fir oiele Mntmort, feline
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breitun9 ieiner Retision, bic Saui ienb'
BON 8lut3eusen, en6li6 bic un,uanocl=
bare i'm @trcm Der 3eiten uneri 9iittertt
Gdulc uno &runofeite Der Wabrbeit -
bic Stride Gbriiti. &ur5, iit Gbriitus
ni6t @ott, 10 bot ocr unenoli6 beili9t
@ptt cine unablebbare &eibe non Wunz
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gum @obenoieni ite 5u 5tuinsen.
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Mls Meni9 botte CT 9elebt, tuurbe er &C.
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obne 2iise ni9t lpre@en, ,uenn ct ni61
mobrcr Meni6 mar, tuie er wabrer @ot1
lit. Seiu 9eib war Gin ,uirtli@er menl6=
li6er 2eib unb feline Geelc cine pirtli@t
mcnl9li6e Seele, Die bielen 2eib belebte,
tpie es ll1 lerc @eele in uni lerm 2eibt
tbut.
@0riltus lit ollo @jott uno Menl9 3u,
9lei6. I'm uns iibcr bieic 8creiuisung
in Gbriltus bic rihti9c 8orfellun9 gu
MAIDEN, oiiricn mir bic an9efiibrten Nus=
lprii9e bes 9crrn nid)t aus Dem Nu9t
!ailcn; benn 10 mub Die 8ereini9unq
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io9en ipnnte: IS d bin @ott" unb su=
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heit ni6t lin, nod audi eine bins mo-
raIi1tbe 8ersini0una Der Willcn, tpie 1it
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16

enhancing the value Of his bonds, and assuring
Their ultimate redemption. while it presenis to ths
cent the taxes levied for the payment of inter
est This measure thus formally proposed under
ohclai sanction will. no doubt. receive serious
confederation. from the bondholders well as the
public and probably elicit free comment from
both it's advocates and opponents. We hope that
the DsnHn9ders in particular vii, BE- induced by
10 give IT not only careful but favorable in
York, and, after a moderate business. closed at
li5ssull5zs against ll57s in that market, where
II touched lie during the interim: The sales
S28,C 600 at ll57s 0Il6, and $4,000 and $4,000 at
No sales of silver vera reported. American
va. ..aiI dollars were still quoted at loa3lo3E. aud
mexican dollars at IS 096T gold.
ste Ring Exchange was q thace lower for eoIl-
The movement was of moderate extent. com
prising 926s0o embracing 1000 bill of iading
at s. 6l3a, 5000 do at So 60, aud &la.oOp do.
{ 1900 AL clear ard G6500 bill OF ladiDg and Al
clear at SIS 62;!.
~ Francs ran were UNCHANGED The sales comprised
4 . COO commercial embracing Is 600 at 4.48 q;
400 60 at asa 4471S. and 10000 at A7h.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at s. 81 Il
Is 62k for bill OF lading and A clear and a
SIS s4i: for bank. and francs at -at41I: for
commercial and -a4.43s4 for bank.
The offerings OF New York sights continue light
and the demand limited while the rates of COM
mercial shade sitter The sales com prise,
El30"00, embracing $40 600 cemmercia, and
$1,000 and $4,000 private bankers at 5Io y
cent premium.
The banks continued check on New York at \ y
cent premium while commercial sight was quoted
at -05-le.
The sales If stocks included 100 shares state
Natior.ii Bank kPast yesterday and part today1 ut
$.4 50. 65 do at SIS, IA Go at $50, 100 Louisiana
National Bank at -, and IS New orleans City
iIoad Company at s l42 IS.
City bonds were Quiet and weak. The only sale
reported was s2Ccc city gold hearil Z seven .'er
cents at "a
We noticed ales of S3c0o new State consolidated
seven per cents at 55i and S30On at So tho market
closing about IS y ass.
1t was reported that Jack son railroad first mort
gage Issues we're ot,e ed al 9. int no tales we're
repIrted
No So Of city scrip reported. It Nas still
quoted about Az di21: for 1874.
No tran sac iols wee reported N NetTopetan
Police warrants. Thy weIe still quoted at about
68.
state warrants continue inauimai.,. Warrants
of 1874 were quoted at 4014 1873 and the previous
years fndable, at 36031; do not fl,ndahie NJ 20 %
-, aud legislative per diem at 9oa9;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
Tcosr1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE.l

e. q
rhine bankers nominal rAIos lot sternhs - o. u
-" and with Dliie oD,ainaoo NJ % 'oEa - dSn
81 Money 203 y cent Tor eau ioahs, aIc
i0a!c for prime mercantile paper Win next grade
- to . " ceh!
Government bonds are higher 'or currency
I+s and lower: were changed for gold ISSUES
dealers having little cOnhdeuce ia The rise IN Spc
OF the past lew DAYS. state Oones are stead
q and Union Pacific >. The other changes hav
ioS been uHlmDOfrant dnf1ng the hr-t nan nohf'
prices advanced "a 70 "a. Inc !at'Hf. Union
Paclhc, ana Erie y. IN the ne XII n'if
eFn tLlon Telegraph the former nt "hlcn 40.
ralc.d 3 cent and the latter =. Ere atcNrro
=. from half past eleven CLOCK mp 10 me h+a.
@1t time prices have advapced :. ~ j. Union racl'c
aud re =; Inc largest dealngs nans 49, . ~,
ere, With closed YESTERDAY AZ z, an oPen. =.
Today at u; has siGce oeeh do"n 10 - ~ "P ~
- and - now "a. ,., ,o,
stocks closed active INIT weak eht ~ ~,
Etie 70 Lake Shore 6o Illinois o"htfal l' f' 4
1uTc " &: Northwestern ~ .; 90 pr1iofred '' -
Rock Island lOi O., n..,., ,e-. s,,.
E'ub-treaa,irv haaDces-doa, S''i<'<t''i cur
r3ncy, Sit 391j'6 Z, ~, .oao - ,.
The Sub Treasurer pain GU pa'''' o'i "'1'''h'
or interest ana hpiz''" i"i I uo''
Customs receipts today = Isi 900 .;.-.
outing the week 81 'h hotton naI'a' ~ ILL.,
mas been more cong aoh me senriai MAJ ~ mas
presented an improvt4 tone rors,-n s'V Ice,
wsre Of more laNoldoie apu ~ s,tat
factory for future utIstls usaiinEa LAY, ~, "e t
quite large ana o, "ednesaay pI.ts luIeu 10
c'dedly higher ana SINCE ant .li.Ie 'iae iahao ~
Dee n ven happof'e", LAIR i 1870 .iri
got .eIE largsly dealt n Is There IS apparently
want OF confidence III lne xaiuas ,i,aIn,, -,
cotton clos',' ulIi , IN i @ 90 49,
ANUS 10 q, ~ a eaIs ~ 5s,, o"'o' ''"S 80 JAWS
net receipts o5 srosa w. u .oo t.aa as so,ors
Futures 81. sed weaE; sair5 - FnD ,stS s eoms
NAV 10 . IKE June ~ .-'6t. 'ciJ ~ ~ a.Suot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING RA.
TIONs FOR LIGHTHOUSES, LIGHT
VESSELS AND TENDERS IN THE
EIGHTH LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT.

LIGHTHOUSE INspKcroR's OrpIcH.
No. South Rampant street, !
New Orleans, La. May IL, 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At
- tns once until twelve oclock NJ. on FRIDAY
may u, 1873. for furnishing and delivering anv "a
ion, ha mat may be called tor by the inspector for
E ia b,ThGers hsht vessels and Lighthouses in the
EIgntn Lighthouse District, for one wear from the
DAY of 9nly 1879 to the thrtieth June 1916
quality to be delivered alongside Of the
at Sew S OF other Eesse provided for the purpose
packages barrels, boxes, and cases, and in GOOD
Uoel iSf me number of persons which will be
specneo by the inspector for each vessel or lipht
rouse. once quarter or when required. tree Of ali
eapense TO the United States, agreeably to specf
sallons and tables attached thereto. which viii
i part OF the contract. copies Of which NAV
ALI bids must be sealed and indorsad sspro,o,,
ISr katlons for Light vessels etc, and then
t IN another envelope, and left at or directed
10 TINS office. prepaid If sent by mail. you
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
Commander United States Navy and Liahthouse
Inspector. fnHI1 e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16

rough rce2o SKIS potatoes 50 bbls potatoes and sun
dries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer--T bbls
rice IA SKIS rough rice and annd:iee
ARKANSAS RtVEt,-Pei > iat bOats-l20 900 slaves
TENNESSEE RlyER-Prr iatbosts--6o 0oO
slaves
LOWER COAST-Steamer Waloon-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAH'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
May l5-87 bales Gotten 10 hhds sugar Dbl mOlas.
ses half Dbl mOlasses and Mndries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD May
l5266 bales cotton 1854 sks peas 400 bbls lime and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, May L.
So hhds sugar and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD May $3.50 bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
The Latest.

Staub, at Goldthwaites bookstore, No G9
Canal street, has received his first invoice $
of the June monthlies. Harper's is before
us, filled with more than usually interesting
matter. Papers from the Western cities
furnish full and interesting details of the
late whisky raids, and those from New
York devote several pages daily to the
Beecher case. The Danbury Nc~s comes in
cheap and early, and almost any kind of
current publication may be had for the
asking,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
CATHERINE GRAEFF W.. HER HUSBAND-NO
435l4.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
L eighth day of April, 1875. Judgment was rem
dered In this court i'll the following entitled suit
In the words and figures following to wit: 7
Cathenne Graef VS.. her husband-NO 43 5I4
This case having bsen submitted to the court
ior adjudication. and the court considering the
law and the evidence to be in favor of plaintiff
herein 1t IS ordered, adjudged and decreed that
there De Judgment in favor of plaintiff Catherine
tract, aud against Charles A. Bsckhaus her hus
Danu, decreeing separation of property and that
the said plaintiff herein do Nave the sole adminia
Iratlon OF her said property. 1t is further or
9elel. ao]udsed and decreed that said Charles A.
Backhaus be condemned 10 restore to Catbern
1raerf, his wife, the sum of five hundred dollars
suit. > ' ~ .'''o Va
Judgment rendered April %, 1875
Judgment signed May 3, 1915.
+. L. LYNCH, Judge
IN testimony whereof | have hereuntO set nv
hahd ana affixed the seal of the SAID court at the
Guy OF New Orleans on this third day OF May,
IA the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy five, and the ninety-ninth year
OF the 1ndependence of the United states
"So 81 Ie4' J. 5. CHALON Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
The Livingston Parish Courthouse.

public meeting OF citizens OF Livingsto
parish, irrespective OF political parties, wa
acid ut the courthouse, in Springfield, O
Saturday, May 8, 1875, when the followin
proceedings took place:
On motion, and without opposition. .Johl
SettOOn, Esq was called to the chair. an,
DIR, George Colmer was appointed Score
tary.
After few remarks. explanatory OF til.
objects OF the meeting, by Judge Alexander
w. kinchen, a committee Of five. includine
the secretary, was appointed o'draft reso
,utions; said committee being composed Of
Messrs. Alexander w. Settoop. J. w. Tray
Tor. Berlin Slarkey, Israel Rogers and
George Coimer.
The committee having retired awhile re.
turned and presented the following resolu.
tons, which being read and voted on,
were unanimously adopted:
Rcsolred, That the enactment of law to
effect the removal of the court and parish
records from Springfield to Port Vincent, as
we'll as the removal itself, was done without
the consent Of a majority of our citizens,
aad gave rise, as we have since seen, to a
series of results deplorable to review
Resolrcd, further, That a large majority of
our people now hail with satisfaction and
with Joy the repeal of the law which did us
that injury and injustice, and now feel once
more that our material progress and ad-
vancement are no longer, as of late they
were, an ippossbility.
Resolped, further, That there are many,
both within the parish and outside of it.
who, ignoring it entirely as a party ques-
ton, have, actively and zealously helped to
accomplish the much desired restoration of
the records to Springfield, and TO them we
are deeply indebted. 1t it's, however, main.
ly to the activity and good management of
the Hon. Charles w. Lowell. ex-Speaker of
the House, and to the Hon. +. f. Herwig,
our present Senator. that we owe this
repeal of the said obnoxious law. and the
reinstatement of Springfield as the seat of
justice for Livingston parish, and therefore,
to them it is, more especially, that we owe.
and now tender our warmest thanks.
Resolred, further, That we recognize the
fact that to the two worthy gentlemen we
have thus designated by name we feel in
1ebted SO much the more, whenever we
recollect that the vote of the parish at the
last general election, was not thrown in
accord with their own political preferences:
so that their conduct on this occasion shows |
that they know how to rise above the tram !
mels of party discipline whenever the in |
terests of the me- jority are concerned, and |
that therefore they are men in whom we |
can contide again.
hesolred, .further, That copy of these
signed by the chairman and |
secretary of this meeting and duly certified.
be transmitted to each of the above named |
wo gentlemen, and that the New Orleans
REPUBLICAN, the New Orleans Picayune
and the TaDgipahoa Democrat be respect |
fully and respectively requested to publish
the same as coon as they conveniently can,
JOHN SErTOON, Chairman.
GEORGE COLMER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
CONSTABLES' SALES.

j Ohm p. smith vs.. James = Kendall and
A. W. Warner, late Kendall / Warner-SeconG
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans. No.
$3.50.
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PLURlES FIERI IA
ID cas to me directed by the hon W. H. Holmes,
second Justice of the peaca for the parish of Or
leans, i'll the above stated suit, will proceed to
sell at public auction in front Of my office, corner
OF ST. Charles street aud Commercial alley. on
SATURDAY, May p, 1875 at twelve O'Clock AZ
One four heeled ICE WAGON, with top.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terrls-Cash on the spot.
myl2 Il - JOHN McCORMICk Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Chack d Brother VS.. b. o. Mesritz.
IN Tas UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
f.oe rH IN Circuit and District Of Leuisisna No
uaso. ny virtue OF writ Of fieri facias to me al
& N the above entitled suit will proceed to
i ie7, 10 the hg aeet bidder, on TUESDAY, Nay 2s
r0ydras street. In this city- WV ~
III. Iah CONTENTS OF THE STOLE there sftu.
a.ed; CON sisting Of lage assortment Of Clothing
ana Furnishing Goods, safe. etc,
Seized In the above suit
Terme-Cash On the spot.
=, United states ,Aarshavs oace, New Orleans,
NY ~ lSa.. g. B. PACKARD,
"y1DS United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16

DIR. +. LOeber, Charles +. Humbrecht.
snbrogee, VS.. Robert Chapsky.-Second JUS
tice Court for the Parish OF Or cans, No. 6307.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. W. q. Holmes
Second Justice OF the Peace for the parish of Or
leans, i'll the above stated suit, will proceed to
sell at public auction. in front of nv Office corner
OF st. Charles street and Commercial place, on
MONDAY. May H. 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST in
and to a certain suit, entitled Robert Chapsky Vs.
DR.. +. LOeber. now pending before the Fifth Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans No. 6i89 of
the docket of said court.
Heized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash Cd the spot.
my7 II Is JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH Oy
ORLEANS


ORLEANS.
MIS- ANN NORTON, WIFE OF FERDINAND
Reusch. VS.. her husband-No. 1863
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIRST DAY
Il OF March 1878. Judgment was rendered in this
coufs IN the following entitled suit in the words
and figures following, to wit
her husband-No. $685. 80 w.
-, In this case the pleadings being considered, and
tn It is ordered adudsed and decreed that there
Do Judgment in favor OF plaintiff Mrs. Ann Norton
and against defendant. Ferdinand Reusch her hus.
oano, dlssolvlng the community Of acquests and
gans heretofore existing between them, and rem
derlpS plaintiff separate in property from defend
ant. 1t is further ordered that said parties ha
reierIed to j. a. Quintere notary public, to settle,
lqudate and divide the said community of sc0uests
pay all costs.
Judgment rendered March l. 1875.
Judgment signed March 6, 1875
E. NORTH COLLOM, Judge.
In testimony whereof I have lereunfo set NV
land and AIMED the seal of the said count at Tia
lty OF New Orleans; on this tenth day Of Mach
- she year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
req and seventy five, and the ninety ninth wear
the independence of the United Sfates
~,o,.,o, F. A. LUMINAIS
"pS An!@' Deputy Clerk
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

CNfrRD STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE.
No % Upper Rampant street
New Orleans, La May II, 1875.
GEALBD PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE. WILL RR
~ re. eyed at this office until twelve O'Clock NJ.
OF SATURDAY, June l9. 1875 for dredging At the
following places: Wv
!; In the ship channel through Red Fish bar. in
Galveston bay, Texas. ' -
q On that portion of the ship channel tLrouob
Fish bar WIN" "'
For information OF. the subiect apply at this
ONCE G. W. HOWELL
po..a, Captain of Engineers
iootoH'e drawer NO. 9JI. 10
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i. A. Beck Va. James NlcE1Bn ana NJ.
Rabel. in sOlidO-Second Justice Court for The
isb IF Orla No

:. I.
Rabel, in soldO-second Justice Court for she
parish of Orleans, No. 4l9.
TOY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
Id to directed by the Hon. W. II. Holmes
Second Justice of the Peace for the parish of Or
leans, in the above stated suit. will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Aucti0neers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. in the Second
District of this city, on FRIDAY, June A. 1875. al
twelve o'clock M, the following described prop
ertv. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon
situated in The Fourth District of his city, known
by the Nos. } and 4, III the square bounded by
Third, Fourth, Clara and Willow streets The ssid
lots measure each 80 feet inches front Third
street by depth of l21 feet 2 inches 4 lines be-
tween parallel lines. Being the property acquired
by the defendant James McCiinn herein.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
my5 l6e4 JOHN MCCORMICK Constable
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.
To All Whom 1t May Concerns:

DEPARTMENT OF CoMMxscR)
New Orleans May l5 1855. !
TINHE INJUNCTION OBTAINED BEFORE THE
free mari ets having been dissolved notice is
hereby given that the law requiring that no free
markets shall be carried on within twelve squares
OF any OF the public markets of the city of New
Orleans, will. after the lapse of three days, be
The owners of all free markets vii hin such dis
lance of any public market ale hereby r. CURED to
close up their shops, aud to discontinue their bust
ness within three days.
J. o. LANDRY
mNl2 ~ Admi nistratOr of Commerce.
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TAXES OF 1875.

DEPARTMENT FISAsCs)
City Hall, New Orleans, May 10, 1873.
TNHE DELINQUENT LIST IS now BEING PRE-.
according to law " i" i'" oays
time. ED PILSRI1RV .I 49, ~ IS yet
myll LOT AinioIidtoI.