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, 1875-03-25
GENERAL MARKETS.

AICofloL-Was nrm nt $l.91ta2..4.
BROOM C0nS-Was ln continued fair orler de-
nana md firm. Coed 10 extra hurl. 12ENiio; +;
brush that rl work itself into choice hufl broom,
ii@t2c: fais to good do. 1o@l0Ho; interior brush,
1s9ha: crooked. bHa7bc.
DuTTE1s-valucs see,n 10 be litto moro sottttd.
The aso marked decline has tot only checked tho re-
ceipss, but has called out rather FREQ movement,
both on local and shipping account and for desirsbo
tabe grades there Is not lkely to 10 any further de-
cne just 1t pEcacnt. We quots: Choice 10 fancy
rellow, 25@32c: medium 10 good grades, 17es2oc:
inferior to commout 1olsc; inferior 10 choice roll,
i3@2lc.
cIiEEsE-A fair amount Of local and country orders
wero placed, anu wors promptly act. rriccs renain
FIRM: Quotations are 17Hw1shc for primo mild fac
tory, atid l'las I6c for lower grades.
coAL-Trads n mora qulot, With prlces ranging ~
hefore: Lackswanna $o;os lo.co; camel 100 1900;
Eric and ~alnu. 1isl, *7t3; loctiug Valley, $9.so;
Iu1lans block, $5.ooS5.5o; Illinois, $i.s0,950o.
coorERAGE-Was steady. Pork barrels sold At
Sl.1o, aud lard ttrcea At t,.as.
DRESSED l1Oas-Wsro inactive. Thcrs wero buy.
the market At for Islt and sqvO for heuyy
but no hogs veso offered.
EGaH-Nese hehl higher early, the stock carried
over being small Int tho receipts provu, 10 10 hrru
en t ao9n prizes to s at ~heh nsuEs
FRUITS AND Nurs.Jobbcrs Of thi. class ot good.
the demand, tho increment falling lclow general e.
:tEsnGh to Tie markell fof moss dcsc!!p,Ios, whiie
aonle show = tendency to advance. We repeat our
Quotations: FoEElos-pates. aAs1t:Ne: figs, drums.
e. 1ysss ls Ta5t.a p5unne
1;a..I5c; raisns, layers. t.o04s3.l5 loose Aius-
catel. st:oo@ LIS; Valencia, 1o'qlaNc; zauto cur.
DoMEs1Io-Alden altcF. 17nt:oe; Michigan sprlcs,
shtao3tc; 1nafanA and Illinois. s1Sfd9c; southcru.
tsstlc do parcd 2ode?4c Ilackpcrr.cq. luAa iasc;
raepberrlcs, plttel cherries, 33I :4c. Nu1s-
Ilnosss. l531 31to; anonla Tergagona Zig $50 Saplcu
1ftd rccans. To1as, 1alaltc; Wilmington rs.-
uuts TenucEsca PEANUTS, ftaSu: African pea
nuts 5.1G9ic.
, 1875-03-25
TELEaRApMlC MARKET REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, March ALL !. m.-Flour, 2ls92a1 "a,
Wlsat-Wiatss. " ld@9s I'd; spring, u 4d9os
wllts, as4ios ID; club, VI 7d39s iuA Corn, 80 el
912s I'd. Pork, 76i. Lard, 03s.
LIyERpooLs March 24-l:30 p. n.-ussadstuds nrm,
Ill unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s-a;so u ra.-Upa f,a
quiet; All unchanged.
!IvxErooL, March 1850 p. m.-Cosn, sas pd3
a3s. 1se1t unchanged.
LONDON March ai.-Thirty-two thousand dollass In
gold wore shipped 10 New York to-day,
LONDON, March A.-oonsoIs. money OF account, ps
@99s; a51, l07H; t1s, lo71{; lo+Aos, 1903; nav D.,
los4s hs~ York .osntssl. "a; Es!s, a1k aa3x prs.
sssssd, 81.
, 1875-03-25

| LNs IAs1&l. l.
iATE8F.

Latest,
new Yonx, Narch 2i.-Mousy easy at il, Primo
Gsfcaauls tapsr, s,xz.
Sterling stesdys 4s1s4slX for sI1ty.dsy, aud 4s5a
lesk foE sight.
declined 70 llsti. recovered 10 ll5T<, and sti iate.
Is<ained 10 113H, tte closiug price. Hates on gold
loans vsrs nA& and l-ca for borrowing, sud l. III,
and sE osut for earrying Ths Aaatatant Treasurer
dshasael $4,000. Qtnat1ngs, es0,00oo0o.
, 1875-03-25
PROVISIONS.

HU} PEODrCT9-Were active and generally weak,
though cloaing firm. Tic receipts OF hogs were tile
largest Of tbs week far, though decline in prices
was rcportcl ard this seuds1 to weaken product by
bringing cut sellers. Tho offerings were largo, ent,
by numerous paros, Il bolng whispered round that
sho tns who have controlled tho market for 50 long
had sold out during ihe past two days. Thore rroIa-
bly, wks nos word Of truth In thts beyond tile fact
that Tue usual engineering tactiea have been unoubt-
ed|y carried oat The market has probably been
manipulated to tho extent necessary to mako tic lesser
operators sc cheap and buy dear but the control has
not betn lost in doinEss Tho outward movement OF
product continues act,va, and shippers taking hold
Of both hcga aud product qu!to freely.
atEas foaK-RauGed As35o per br| lower, and was
quite actiFs At ths decline, chiefly In tile s,,lutr s5
iions Cash lots wero s wantcd. .nd tho Aprsl deals
seemed to bare been mostly provided for. New York
was quoted dull Sales hero reported OF ~. br!s
easla It $!9es@i9 c.lcay It 800 bsl.
see1 Apr At $!gsoal975; as,ooo 6ss seller May Ut
?oe7N 75o hr's Keller July At $40. lo.t2o6a. Total
900 brls. Tho market closed firm at 3d. caah or
selles April; sl90;d!o.oo for Nay, aud s2o.:5.o .o3o
9Les descriptions of pork wore auli salcs were a5
hr!s Extra clear at s2t.so rrine quoted at
LAnD--Avaragcd 10c per 10l Ibs lower, in sympa.by
With pork and was 1tss active At the aeelne being IL
saes es .aes hnr II Il
1ane q st.osals:mK Tetai. 900 L.. Tho narke.
l192K for sta5; and s1i i0;N9l4io Tor June. ''''S'
MxATt-~cfe in moderate request, bnt about 70
unchanged quotations. Sales vere feportsi II 40 b1s
+ ss 'S iSxs IL to: n; FL Il isSS ;sas &c:
.soo 61s 10 At 5000 re- ltn ns essh. 'rSs TSos
Msskss eo,s4 a 1Ne toS shoulder. saaI ss1lss
Ms 6: :s': 81 ::si &sy A1 asE
1oae; de-, DO seller 81 Ny. 1oko; .hest .tbs, loNa
rz.11o tfnrn
, 1875-03-25

articles, There VI, reduction Of no In rriscs Of
coffee, with which t1ccrtion The n,ntatuns wcro u-
changed BuEar, aisup, noIn,2c-, and rte were hell
Army. Ths buter nlarle, was stoa.ller. under itRlt
recctp,s.sn,l bettor demand t,rcss renains fr,u
rrices Of n.h range t,r sar ns 1t tic beginning Of
the week, but sre quoted drnrr for lake ruret. Dried
fruits a.t nuts ruled 1st, with rrcea ranging u
before, Canurt goods were freely distributed, and
ths market develops increased fr,nners In tho coal
wood leather, baRgnI, and rig iron markets the nu-
at!ou wns unchanged. A moderate innutry for oi1p
existed 1t steady rates.
The shipments OF lumber continue liberal, and In
eem Of those fof a like period yesr ago. ltcnes
trade IN the aggregate latr and satisfactory. Prices
ha16 not set changtd but strong for many Rraca
The atucks Of which nto slreatly re.ute1 at many
v,r,1a M ct,u,,, ,+n.. ,,,,l,s1 l., -. nv. =.
80 r,,.. ~ uNs'.s" - 'u's. Aao su'
e''" arr as""A on Ahu Ho 1e.fon ~ laat aEA%lu9 10
d close. Tho wool, hlc, md hop Marhets wero 1uIet
and easy, e1cep wool. which, being yery ocarcs 10
nat IIkciy 10 .uItr rc,ctior ,,nn,,to,r IT,, -.
T., ,,r,.., as...., -, ,'"....," IVY "e'
~ urgent oenAnu an" niHaers ah"er inadequate ones-
ings+ Hungarian sce1 xaa easier, anil ntlaer reeds
toleraby steady under fair iun,,,ry potatoes verA
hrn. btno scarr, rnntrv IN Hr,t.c,.s. nr,,o, ,ni
~. .o. ssss 80. 1vy ,',I ~ nseASs oF"es 11u
PRICED. Eggs Wcre active at QUO,
MILWAUKEE rAcK1yo.
,r,,. -. ,,,, :. .ti,,,. -. ~. -.
t, A'"h - '" "3a"ee A.o''i A.o'' 10 A4alca ~
VAN 'ne fFceehs 'socK Of produce Is reported by ".
j. l.ahRGon, Es Secretary of tho Chamber Of Conl-
n,crco OF that c.y tc IL u follows: The number Of
,fye hoc, .I,urhie,a, ,nJ n,nta, ,.s,. ~ toe.
-, ~, ...e, ~ ~. a. i"eAeu "efo l'"."vo'
Ut o4,ooi 'o'a a'o'p' average gsoF' weight,
aa+25 lis; ayesaEe net weight, 90s.o3 lbs average
, 1875-03-25

FAnts, March 1l.-Ronied, t4f 100.
I.tVrnrook, Aisrch 91.-Drsadslnffa nuict, rorn.
ma o''a3oa. Dotf, 72s Cd; shoulders, sCa ad; hams,
long cuts. bsA
, 1875-03-25

NEW fonx, March 2t.-nusiness wns very dul to-
aay' owing TO the sow-ssortn, which rarayscd oer-
tions with agents, importers, sud jobtcta alike Cot
ton 8oots stcsdy Al unchanged prices Drain bags
were In good demand, With an upward tendency,
Prints quiet In hrss hands, but In fair jobbiug dc.
mand. shawls fairly actvo. Wooton goods worry
nutcf. '
, 1875-03-25

Hous-Hefd IN Better demand, and aod It Stronger
prisee At tito real,ccd rates OF Tus4day both local
Gnd Eaatesn buye1s took hold With show Of cona-
on asther Of tho prcce.ng two days Of tbs week. TLs
Improvement waH most noticeable tn Hight weights tic
Choice heavy hoGs suitable for the Philadelphia mar
Ees continue scarce, mud quotations nominal At
$9.6N3375. Tho range Of sales was ft asia Bbp With
most OF tho trading at s075ts7:s ior nght, and at
$'sn7 7s for roor TO aood heavy. A utaady foaiing
, 1875-03-25
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcro tho reeejpsa and shipments or
ths leading articles OF produce n this city during tbs
twenty.four hours ending At O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, and for the corresponding date one yssr
aCo:
, 1875-03-25

Icy 1r.n. ~" "ea'ee'sd. Bar
CLEVELAND,
ctEvEfAHn. o. March, 2t.-nn.tH-vh,,,
6Fm snh unchanged, s""'seu. oati
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,anasd willie, tle, OIL,
Tsr"tr+s vLo,t ,I'a!. n1 S'is T., if!e higher. '
$50 bu. ''''S ha oata,
rIrT8nUHu,
pfcea nnDsaaa sIa'1 Corn amaa1SMhcs am n1s..M rn.r
rrfnoLEuM-qmlut: crude. $l.7fkal's' q
ker'h: fchne1. l4kr. Philadelphia deIjyerr' " LAT.
, 1875-03-25

Deersfin ~ half req snd ahort blue, = ID, 40c do
- GROCERIES -cottee xts dull aud fully ko lower,
nJers sfe taking hold very cautiously an as holders
likelihood Of further depreciation bsors tic week il
past gugsts arc .eaier. 1icc, slrula au n,oIastce
arc held r'y othes lines xete steady
corfEsa-o, q. Java, a5,!sss;:s; Java, No. ., aoH
prime Do, %Xaa4s: common io saf, :osSate: sSS ):
TT1.sans, T. i2a@: Singapore java, at@a5o; Cola
ss st1sa' ast s. i!3as ,rn.n
!.,ndsre Hsndsred' ,ols9 om9tSs; sf;nalse1 ie5iiio:
sase sg shass IT, AZ z'''S' 70 pe. No. d.
ss;'s s tss tsi g. fssi 1855: @4.''s. \. g.
siNyre-Diamusd sftrs, *l.1sa1co; stlvcr drip;
o kseS s,sn. .:u
s eannsa o9 ssntel sssss
sr,oras-Allsplce, ls,Ya1a.1e; clovss 4sesao; cas-
e. ssass; p@SREs @Y,ss st@ss, o n.s,,s NJ
s,S S.,,a Tn,,s Ennsr, t' white 0ss. oxso
thont h9c pes ton Boatdo ths local aud Stock.Yard
dsn',na den ,a. shers +. eons'sr.be inquiry foE shipment
Maad and ahir Thsre wsre inaaire. from isocEorl, RI
s6iy 9 q s
ity Of hay ~ many locaos, and backward spring are
by many thought to be good reasons for concluding
that high rrtces arc TO rns during tho aprnR. No. l.
$lsho1 No. do, 81. 7.boM lAO0; mixed, S1G60:
primo upland prairie, std.b0 l7.t0; Nc. L. $lG1l;
No. p Sl4.oo. salts ~ tons No. timothy 1t tso.oc
track 20 tons medium prarte At $3.50; ~ tous No.
do At $lf0; 70 tons prime upland at $l6U; 10 tons
- IT. al on trick; l1 tons prime ptatrs 1t $17QV
10 atrtre; ~ tens No. Z prairie 1t $lf.00,
IltuEfWlNES-NereI III fatr demand and ateadv at
the adsancc gained Tucsday. Sale. were 9pU brls
II tl,la par gallon. New York wsa reported = shade
eu1tar,
HlDEB-Ths general market was dull md vest.
Tbs greatly diminished demand fro1n the Eat and
abroal aud poor prospect has eauael les!afs 10
operate moderately. naauy being ont Of tho 1ntr-
ket This receipts not heavy but smplo
Quotations: Green city bntchers, 7c green fsozon, J
&s!ho opened and selected green oRFea light, Bx@
S.lo; heavJ 90 Q; rast cured green calf,
lo1ts, wool essithaiea IL waAl,sl por ID, loalQc,
lles with ono grub aud over essael - dsnaged
Damaged stock brings two-thisds price, and branded
MOra-wsso dull and easy At aoa4oc, Tia ,tocss
bore aFo Light aud generally held W atroua parties,
~tto are not TEs;;,ng tlislr property for sale.
GREEN EltulT6-pEangcs WIRE In good request,
chulet ruling htM. good deal Of poor q damaged
aock Il CLOSED ont to pedllrrs Ut lover rriccs Him
those gven Of couras. Apples selt to p3odcrsts III.
tent! Choice hieasina aua Palermo lemons. SG.UO
Wr box; Vaoacls oranges, $l0.n0ts 1o.iU ri caso;
oEanGea In Iozes, $t0Gaa.0O; apples per brl f?u04
10 cho1es do, *o.1sSssO bauauas. $I.Ua7.o5 psf
LuMuER-Trade continues satisfsctory, and many
deases aEs rsfuatn9 10 sell certau kinds of cpmuo
nluG below $lI,S1, Ths stock4 IN many wards a.
badly broken, hence there Il lesA trading b.
, 1875-03-25

&C.. .---.,-- -------l-t---
lssrcllanta' National. oIs.
lirst National bank auk...,.,,,,.,........j ltJt iG5
ti!th National Baut Il 1ki
Commercial National hank .,...f lUul iGlX
0ertnaA National bank k,,,,,,.,.........IJ l30
Corn Exchange Natou1l Bank ......i i3Dt ..
cly National link ank......,.,,,.....1 l13i iW
!!olno National lJA4k .... 10o
nnons. Bank Of Illinois i0s
sllnoa Trust aud Savings Hauk,,,,,,.,..l,,,Ei liza
ca19htt liank " CUmMorcs ,,...s4...,.. lMI
Hereh1ata' haftnRs L. + 7, Oo,,.,,.,,.,.l ISL lG0
Unton Nstiousi bank. Hank....,.,,...........I ItU
Union Stock Yard kstaonal ... i;ol
nlds 1.GAtter uauk k,,....I 1irH '''
MISCELLANEOUS.
, 1875-03-25

Withdrawn from store On Tuesday for city con-
sumption 1874 bu wheat, 10,o94 bu corn, o,3al bu
oats, oS0 bn rye, l,5l0 bu barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into store on
Tuehlay morning; ~ cars No. spring, 1s cars No.
lido, cars rejected do III wLeat) cars high mixed
corn, IL cars No. do, rejected do {3s corn, u
news cara white oats, No, do, carr reject
I'd do; no ryo; cars No. barley, . cars No. do,
Total l23 cars or 900 bu. Inspected out 39s7 bu
whoa o3 hu corn :,b1A bu oats GAO bu ryo, 313o bu
barley.
The following Ia M apprn1tnnatad statement OF the
receipts and shipments Of the articles uauta for tho
weak endng March 70;
, 1875-03-25

stauIa!ly sas sans ~ On tbs presiding d,ys Of
~ week, GUILT slill PFsyeits aud value. rsMsia
.,tsaay ana @ 9neasngsdm; In Carbon tssudaEd whlss),
~; do head1tsa, 175 dsg, 1901 sitra winter larl Ill
t!ls9*l No. !, 95o; NJ. scc; Hnsse4, r1w. sU(3
sae DO boiled, aic; whsIo. 80ablc spesaiI $iA5t1
3A0 aaatsfoet o strictly uusa tl.oi do oxtrs. Vues
1sSi 90 ~ T. Is, e: ses; 1.uk * sss s:ra!ts
u agta,ity, 1tH.a,5e; uatbtha, common. l3ktsisc,
IoTAfoEs-WeIs n!a aud scarce at anehsua&d
price, Easern reAchbioss, 81 .oaal.l0: Wcsternt Do
AN.oo Early lsoss, in cuss, At193c. ItzcALtpwu
fson, -! stoss 4 9!,o,9i.2o; Early lsoss. Sioo3ilo
= FOuLTAY-#aa an fair Local seque4t, ellolgs stock
Bringing oataids prices. Tie o6sstngs ss1s eous-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13
DIRECT EVIDENCE.

That the Bulletin should be the prime
mover in organizing a new party was at
first matter of surprise It advocated
d clean mans party with seemingly disin-
terested motives. Such a party must
necessarily be started with the under-lye-
ing object Of soap as a basis. Upon a
minute examination Of the Buletin's
premises, a significant fact appears. Di-
rectly opposite the Bulletin Office is the
warehouse of Mr.. Keller, manufacturer
and dealer in soap, and a close line Oh
server will notice that the two establish
ments are firmly bound together by a
rope, reaching from one building to the
other. OF course it will be argued by
the defense that said cord is only used as
means whereby the American flag is
spread to the breeze on the occasion of
outpourings; patriotic motives will be
claimed; but the connecting link of cir
cumstantiai evidence is too strong; the
rope must be offered in bar of soap disin-
terestedness, and, if we are not mistaken,
there will be meeting at Clay Statue to
protest against the clean mans party pro-
posed by the Bulletin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

Everybody has long known that a
drunken man in street car is nuisance
in fact, if not in law. A recent decision
Of Judge Morell, in New York city, has
settled the fact that such social annoy
ance is also legal nuisance, and may be
elected by the conductor or driver, even
if it kills the sot. We hope our railroad
companies will take note, and issue in
structions to their employees to protect
their passengers-especially the women
and children-from the frequent annoy
ance and danger OF contact with drunk
ards. This community will sustain them
in such policy and bless them for the
improvement that will ensue. There is
nothing more repulsive to lady or gen.
tleman than staggering blear-eyed
wreck Of man fred up with bust-head
whisky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
TIE STATE OF LOUIelANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS-NO. $685..
vIlHB STATE OF LouISIAsA To ALL WHOM II

VHB Stair OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM IT
wbe as co1 a%o es e5i;u ~. ., ,ssr
son. State Of Louisiana. subsequent purchaser aud
present owner Of tho property hereinafter de-
Gated and In legal FORM has applied to this honor
able court, by petition, for m0uiton advertise
mens IN conformity with the laws and statutes of
vided-
Now. therefore, be it knewn, That all persons
w!nSomsoever that may have or can set up any
light, title. claim interest in and to the prop
cry hereinafter described in consequence Of any
nns, in the order, decree or judgment of the
lrIegu.rtv OF illegality in the apprais sments and
adveEtisements, in time and manner Of SALE or for
sdmonished in the name Of the State Of louisiana.
ana for the Fifth District Court for the parish of
sS: 10 snHw cause within thirty days from the
uay .nis Mon1tion - first inserted in the public
iirmed and homologsted. N A'' W '''
the constable Of the late Eighth Justice Court Of
the parish Of Jefferson on or about the fth dav of
issued the third gay Of Decembsr ia6 %i in anti
entitled the City Of Jefferson VS. Miss Ann H. Nav.
or owners OF lots Nos 5, 8. and in square No IS
parish OF Jefferson No. 20l Of the docket Of the aid
late Eighth Justice Court at which said judicial
sum and price Of s5l, ard which said property WAS
acquired by the said Amos g. Collins. the present
owner BY purchase from b. G. Csulkins. the
vendee of the said J. G. Osborne. for and in con-
sideratiOn OF the price and sum of $500; all of
which appears from the deeds of sale now on file
in this Fifth District Court
Description of the property as given in the Judi
cial conveyance recorded in the deed book of the
said late Eighth Justice Court, and now also filed
in the clerks Office Of the said Fifth District
Court, viz:
Four certain lots Of ground. situated in the city
and parish Of jefferson (now Sixth District ty Of
New Orleans, parish of Orleans), FaubOurg East
Bouligny, State of Louisiana. in the square No. S.
old plan. OF No. 340 new plan. and bounded by Ma
pOeOn avenue, Pitt, Berlin and Prytania streets.
The said lots Nos. 5, 6 ana measuring IS feet 8
inches front on Napoleon avenue, by l20 feet in
DEPTH and lot No. measures 30 feet trent on Pitt
street by 100 feet in depth, and the whole 10
posed of FOUR lots Of ground Nos. s. s, and g. &C.
cording to plan of said faubOurg
Witness our hands and tho seal Of the aforesaid
coart this fifth day Of March, A. d. 1875, and the
ninety ninth year of the Independence OF the
United States Of America.
E. NORTH CULLOM Judge.
THOMAS DUFFY, Clerk. mhl3 ans 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. H. KLOPMAN vs. HER HUSBAND LION
HAAS-NO. 43268

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
Il third day OF January, 1875. Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
Mra II. Klepman Vs. her husband, Leon Haas,
No. 49, 268
Forreasons this day orally assigned, and the court
considering the law and evidence to be in favor of
plaintiff, il 10 ordered. adjndged and decreed that
the judgment by default herein entered on the
now confirmed and made final, and accordingly
that there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff Mrs.
Harriet Kl0pman and against defendant, Leon
Haas her husband, and that she recover and be
decreed owner ct the diamond earrings and breast
pin valued at $500 IN the plaintiff petition, and
the oliver and other tableware and furniture and
personal effects in the house No. 1857 Magazine
street. more particularly described in the petition
and the several invoices filed with petition.
1t is further ordered and adjudged and decreed.
band. Leon Haas, for the sum of 1904 with five
per cent interest from judicial demand, viz De-
cember 49, 1874 funds of the wife used by the hus-
band, ana
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the community Of acqussts and cams between
dissolved and that plaintiff be decreed separate in
property, and entitled to the management of her
own estate and authorized to carry on business as
o public merchant. and that defendant pay costs.
Judgment rendered January %. 1875.
Judgment eigned January 23, 1875
B. L. LYNCH, Judge.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set nv
hand aud affixed the seal OF the said court at the
city of New Orleans. this first day OF February
dred and seventy five, and the ninety.ninth year
OF the Independence Of the United States.
J. o. CHALON.
fel22 nhl3 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

We call the attention of the public to the
sale of property by the sheriff which is to
take place on Monday, the fifteenth instant,
at the Merchants Exchange. The property
consists of valuable brick building, front
inc IsS feet on Carondelet walk, the same
front on St. Peter street. where city cars
run. with . depth of 400 feet, between
Rocheblave and Dolhonde streets. The
building contains twelve rooms, twenty BY
twenty, four galleries, two halls, sixty BY
twelve, one attic, twenty-six by ffty.two,
with cabinets, cisterns, privies. etc. 1t il
we'll located, healthy, and il suitable for
largo family. Also, frame building, stu
ated on St. Peter street, between Where
and Robertson streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13
NOTICE.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING pRpu Ada

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINT.
= cd receiver OF the American Mutual Inanr.
ance association Of New iOrleans, by order of the
honorable the Superior District Court in and for
me parish Of Orleans dated the fourteenth day Of
said court hereby gives notice to ali persms in.
debted to said association that they aall cali at
MS ONCE, No. 50 Camp street, within ten days If
creditors Of said association shall fle their claim.
WITH said undersigned receiver within ten davs
OF tnls notice, with view to settling the sffars
o. SAID association promptly - possible,
D. URBAN Receivar
N's" "A1esAo' FeDSaAly 81, 1919. tx28 lot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

The New York Commercial Adrertiscr
says: "a telegram from Ireland informs us
that q blind boy, led into court by his
father, has been sentenced to forty-eight
hours imprisonment by the mayor of Dro-
gheda, for obstructing the thoroughfare by
sitting On stool. and reading from an
embossed Bible"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

A Pennsylvania paper says: "Let us
stop the centennial now, because the White
Leaguers of the South were not permitted
to rule by mob law; and let US 60 into sack
cloth and ashes as mourners, forasmuch as
the Bulletin has the sulks.' The remark
was called forth by the doleful prophesy of
the New Orleans Bulletin that the people
meeting at the centennial would be in time
TO sing q requiem over the dead republic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13

Two of the children Of the old negro who
was the original Mrs. Stoves "Uncle Tom, y
are said to be living in Indianapolis. One
is "Uncle" Moses Magruder. in his one hun
dred and fourth year, and the other is o
sister-the "baby" Of Mrs. Stoves novel
now sixty five years of age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-13
PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DO. LIARS REWARD.

STATE OF LoUIsIANA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, February TO- 1875.
WHEREAS On or about the fifteenth day Of Jam
uary last, two unoffending colored men. named
Joshua Butler and Joseph Perry, both residents of
the parish Of St. Helena, while peacefully pur-
suing their avocations were, without known
cause, shot down and murdered; and
Whereas, One LAWSON BLOUNT accused OF
said crime, has hitherto succeeded in avoiding
arrest
Proclamation is hereby made that reward o
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid by the
State of Louisiana for such information as vii
lead to the arrest and conviction of the murderer
or murderers of the said Joshua Butler and Joseph
Perry.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the State
hereunto attached this twentieth day Of February
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
seventy. five. and Of the Independence Of the
United States tbA ninety -nintb.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor
P. q. DESLONDE
Secretary Of State. fell