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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
6iiuatious Uauten Males

Cooks.
MAN COOK. for hotel or private family
IVA Frenchman, cook In hots boarding hoass or pr
can fnsS ms vsag csst rsrsnes noisaas wages Apply
at oDELLs AGENCY los wesl 34thst. corner Of Broad
FARMERS.
A USEFUL MAN for country (colOred), for
Of work made sns ss f e asr hss good reirnca
Apply at the HOME BUREAU, l3s ethave. above lotis
L'ARM HAND.-An American Protestant mar
farming arsing milking &C. would Ike s P.es s,.sr on
ply at oDIELLs AGENCY, 100 West S4thst. corner Of
Waiterz
WAITER and USEFUL.-A Swiss man would
like place pva family understands b.: 80. dn is
a " 1ss Ss's SE
log Wess 34th'st corner Broadway
Miscellaneous.
AN HONEST BOY, are II, wishes SITUA-
"A TION private family store Can speak both En-
gish ana Address r. c. YAGER, No. 81 sprinsst
A YOUNG MAN, lately landed, wants a SIT
"A UATIOE wiz make himself generally useful at any
Kind Of understands the horses and cattle city
n English Protestant wants situation IA
"A JANIToR or NIGHT wATCHMAN or PORTER can
give good reference ana security rsqre ,ar5 Once rs
Broadwny
4 CENT? EMAN and WIFE, who own and
keep sn en- 5vs ss 1sis sS's or
best 10 character ana
ability. Address II. sTASWCOD. East HaddaD. Conn
A USEFUL NAN. Scotchman, wants ST I A
"A he il careful and capable 10 di.Fe
ooGs Is stray ana ao can can he ss At the PROT
EsTANT BCHEAU No: l3s 6:h-ayt-, above lot1-el.
4 USEFUL LAD, about l g. for the country,
Z STU ALTON: has been raised al farm wcrs,
Everything indoors and outside he is active We,
wiling ana has good references AN be seeii ~ VIC
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 138 Cthave' ABOVE
l0thst-
A USEFUL MAN and WIFE, English; the
"A wife cook was7e- iTeneT. ard ghnefs nouse-
worker: the useful and cs2sbi' sn wilma 20 40 any
rcfercnccs aud Is saen AZ the PROIEoIANI doAH
BUREAU, la Ctiaye, ABOVE lOtis
4 USEFUL MAN (Chinaman)-Is good at any
"A service: good waiter; cook talks knllsl
well can handsomely il required y ult o5'g-
Ing viii 20 30 country or c'Y os az
rrvate fai. Can be - the PiOI
EoTANT HOME BUREAU. Us 6th-avc.
A SCOTCH Protestant man and wife would
"A ike place together .Ie man understands re care .,
and Aldclucy c.ti, zen
breeding ~ las had much Tence; as
practical wife or tair nhil
AGENCY, 90 West S4tAs, corner OF BruadwaJ 4h4nf"
for +. D.
HARM WORK and USEFUL, HOUSEWORK,
4 &C.. Ec-By Norwegian man ann VIE age ~ FetT,;
cccE: 60 general farm work milk care caiue
horses drive. do gardening. &C. VIE can cooh wa,
roconlu Apply At CAHPEAIEI1S 4Ve oihATe''
sihff.
NOTICE.-Anv gentleman who Will give me
~ I've 10, rent free can haNc h rouse
references Address OF cal
JAMES CAMILLE, NO. 675 B0adWay
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AmuseMents.

THE TITIENs CONCERTS Oct 4;
l. Messr. N. ~ srRAKoscH have inc non@ +" -
'''''' " ~ nos !, sF PaT; SGT I hA lf7s
the Ssspt n tS $aS S9st 41f ft1.es
In the frs, Of ssriss q coaosr WI 30 memorable
having introduced the American public an srnsas VIZ
Europe r''' GuEE = OF o. THE LYRIC STAGE:
.rs.s ~ .ae is asasuishs@ merit Sesss sTn1
Kooh ees,e ma, e snI nav x T. MAKE a.
they EaSe sncosesd making arrangements for the rtss
''A''. wan NINE. AaABELLA eopDARD ~ c.r,..
MIA American audiences opportunity If enjoy
ing the perfofFinSsais ssAsp.s FIRST prANrsTE
The director. have seet engagements with tbs ss
"s Ms T R5as k% sRIH and M II A. BIscHoyy
signor CARLO oRLANDISIr baritone; and
MnEaLE SALE a. the eraas MAR y MaRszEx
The piano. s ol ns aninsnt By George coiBY
The series q fiens concerts limited TO SIX evening =
iyeiy on oct l. g. s. 10. 49, and ths latter osa
all" i0 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
for the nights and two mstss sls for troe nights -
Raservsd 81 and g. accor,tnw to ,oeaton
The box sheet viii open sale Of subscription No.
fos the sale Of ses,s for performances WEDNESDAY,
T7NION SQUARE THEATER:
u Proprietor. .ar sHEBiDAS SHOOK
MANAGE sE1iNiSxRY sE&soS 1875
CROWDED AND LAST WEEK .,,..,..
NIGHTLY. John r, RAYMOND,
LAST in his marvellous 'gs mp %gerse ss.t8as
WEEK The serminst ] Of tAs nent cnmpissss
COL sellers having Sssa T }I5ys IN tbs city H'Ari'
sELLERs pURISG TIE lie PAST YEAR
LAST MATINEE OF COL skLLEns
MONDAY OCT T.
okESING or , TIE , hGSULAR :. sEAsom ,,.
N''N Fcliie and Boaclcaaits comedy.
LED ASTRAY,
X Witch s %t Nose % r1nz Anna M ro Ks saa
Clsres K Tncrns * Tart ssoos9a twa.n .ro- C.u9s
QGisey, VIII appear.
Sale seats for LED AsIRAY nights begins aoN
WALLAcKS.
Proprietor aad Maaaser: LESTER wALLAcK
FALL XED WINTER SEASON
SATURDAY " E fSHi,;IiSC o oct. . 1875.
when viii be presented iS T, ,ss rr,,z
a. '''' '-'''''' A COMEDY DRAMA.
IN three acts BY I@ ovT IN 2r 81 S s5fTf 40
which created profound sensation It's production in
BRILLIANT, JOYOUS AND MInrHFUL STYLE.
ExTRESIE ,y9yELrY
SCENIC REFLECTS.
The SCENERY. entirely new by Mes.rs CLARE aaA
The MEcH iHTcAI APPLIANCES. UNPRECEDENTED in IN
genaiv and effect vy 5lehsrr ~ ~ ana ~ - X -,
THOS BAKER.
1T walak ees to submit TIC named arsta who
MI H. J. MONTAGTE Nj JOfTS GfLBi.RT,
Mr.. HARRY BECKETT, Hr ". r. FLOYD.
Mr. c. STEPHENSON, MT j. W sEEDLFBiCK-
Mr W HERBERT ~ GWIsSErTE,
Mr.. T.. II. HOLLAND, Mr. g. II. EDWIN,
Mr. W. J. LEONARD, Mr. G. ROsEAE,
MI. J. ATKINS. Mr. J. PECK,
Ar. J. JOSEPuS, Nj J. CUhRAN,
Hiss ADA DYAS, Miss EpFIE GE8ADS,
Mss LONE BURKE, Mae POSI5I.
Mrs NINA NARIAN, Miss GERALDINE HAYh
Mrs JOHN SEXTON, her first spl <aIaucc any
Mis- r. RLAISDELL, stsge,
Nss &. BATE. Miss KATE bABTLETT
iorfty whom viii spper the opening enter sla
ment. ll particulars oi which VII De only annodneed
Box Office open daily from n til y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Che GIrf. .

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-FALL MEET
a ING NJ Pars I'd TN. o. l2t. lAth. rt
10th October. Races day rnBctuSlly
at l.aO p. Il. BiLMONl, PfeGl1esL
c. wlgATLY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

AMHssnfiff1.
A NEW and BEAUTIFUL HALL to LEASE,
"A 1885 aud I.s1s Broadway ana sh.sve. Apply to Nj
TRENoR's LYRIC HALL 725 9th ave.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
AAAi Fffr hli WEEK or rIIE GREAT r HIT.
AROUND THE WORLD.
SECURE SEATS Ar BOX OFFICE rs ADvANck
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
wAcTTEL
GRAND OPERA SEASON.
OPENING MIGHT,
MONDAY. OCT. 10. 1873
Subscriptions win be received from
q. the ocs Acadsny Il is daily from 10 to o'clock
for the season 20 nsh n6i sbo $40 and 5000 r..
PRICES i Ton SINGLE sfs'ti 1s' NIGHTS.
G nsss. ga s1, a.. .,IId ans q $40
Reserved seaia. 81 OF ~ extra
Family Circe 80 GEMS. Reserved seats do so ccnt&
boston MUSEUM Or FINE ARTS.
~ MURILLo vELAsoJEzr and other Spanish pctn,r,rs
sneS % Ds Dsrs Of or ,e large number Oy NIL
Rare Closonnes, JHaes, and PoiceL2ins; -,, ,....
RooTH' TiIEATER. Second Week
OF Bcucicanlrs conditional play.
with The r'n9 gES Fiji r9 Gas1RftsT Actor NJ
in his famoEs nDers0na;isn al obi NAT COSTING.
the scenes ~ TIE Dsi3y Course are snyp1Ty Realistic .rH
aad judy toxn Matches Isn,on street Aero5sie Ste etc
ROOTH' THEATER.
ssr JA1n ra1SE E ssvs he sSnST e announce
MONDAY EVENING, oct. il.
- llnsiEih5 VI
TWO MArINFTs ONLY.
The Company headed by the distinguished American prima
MSS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
4irc. JESssIE VhEzANDT.
Ars. EI.LDA SECT ~,
Miss A1NIE MoSTAdrE
III. WILLIAM CASTLE.
MI WiIIL.>m "a nLEToN,
Lr. WILLIAM HAMILTON
- -''-' Mr INWARD sEeUIx.
Mess-s W MORGAN. 4. chyrA, v. MANSON, &c.
EXCELLENT CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
Az ATTRACTIVE. VARTED REPERTOIRE
viii he Offered. Of which l announce rena VIII appear 70
Sunday pa2eT. well the scale Of prices AMI other
particulars
TIE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
MONDAY. Ort.4.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATLR
rvErY MOTT At g O'CLOCK.
Byron's Great Comedy, plsyea so nights in London.
:! .... 81 ....} /! F.: F.:
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Cooks.
MAN COOK. for hotel or private family
AVA Frenchman cook h0tsl bearins house, pr
vae family understands meat and pastry thoroughly, and
furnish very refercnee; Moderate Apply
at 0DELLS AGENCY. los West Gath ST., corner Of broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Gelp r1anteb-- maies.

WANTED-Experienced BOOK CANVASS
w ER or GENERAL AGENT having $500 and pa:h =
n. T.. Gaplels tior married
ple). Address Il HANNAf0Ro. Publsaer phlAdepA,A
YOUNG MEN to LEARN the RETAIL DRY
l. GOODS BUsIy Ess WANTED az LORD a TAYL0RA
Grand aaa Chrisrosts
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Sa.gA EAST 59TH-ST.-A young girl as
Fay GT.tsI.iaL IIyU sf.ts k..R, Coz a, = !-lL
aad IIONE1., - T. l-l-u private family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Gelp Danieo--fsma.es.

WANTED-A competent, Trustworthy Prot
w estsnf woman LA uNDRE1S5 and CHA NBERA AID
Apply at AL West 4Sdst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
Symptoms of q suicide.

There is wood sawyer here in Hannibal
who is anxious to commit suicide and give
the reporters first class item. He has car
ried rope about in his pocket or his hand
for the past week, and has been lodging
around along the river road between the
ferry. landing and the bridge like a turkey
looking for a roost, searching for a good
place to do the job. The other day he
made the rope last to the top of the
brake on q box car, and then fas-
tened it around his neck and jumped
oif bat he being a long man and the rope
being long, the result was entirely unsatis-
factory. and in disgust he unfastened the
rope and stole away to hunt place better
adapted to the hanging business. After.
ward he attempted a similar performance
at a deep cuivert near the mouth Of Soap
hollow. AS he was in the act of adjusting
the rope cOlored man and brother came
along with shotgun and interrupted the
and buck that ii he didn't ''stopdat fool
ishness he would blow de top Of his head
off"
Now, having made up his mind to die by
hanging, he was unwilling to be shot, so he
took down the rope and went his way to
look for some quiet place with good hang
ing facilities. The men about the ferry
have become interested in his case, and
have promised to notify Us if anything
does happen, although they have little
faith in the honesty of his Intentions, and
think he is playing his little game in order
to create sympathy. However, if he keeps
on fOOling he may tie that rope too short
and break his neck by accident, in which
case we shall notify the public at tho earli-
est possible moment.-Hamnibal Courier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
Insanity on a Railway Train.

A special dispatch from Holly Springs in
last Sundays Vicksburg Herald. and dated
bay /, says:
At three @ clock yesterday morning the
conductor of the north bound passenger
train on the New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago railroad entered the railroad hotel
at this point, i'll charge OF passenger said
TO be insane and wildly desperate. He
made several attempts to jump from the
train below this point, but was prevented
by the conductor. who, on his arrival here,
placed HIM in the charge of City Marshal
Jones. By some means the marshal al
lowed his charge TO make his escape into
the darkness, since hch time he has nog
been heard from. He was tine-looking
and gentleinanly appearing man, elegantly
dressed aud jeweled, and had with him. the
conductor alleged. several thousand dollars
in money. His baggage is in the railroad
hotel and bears The name of "W. C.
Duncan, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
The authorities here have made very
little effort to find the missing stranger,
who is no doubt roaming wildly through
the country, provided he yet lives. His
railroad tickets were for a through passage
to PittsbUrg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
The Man with tho Eleas.

A man has just died here who had his
hours of glory, and whose fame has reached
the utmost parts of the earth. He was the
colleague of the man who breaks paving
stones with his fist and the man who swal-
lows a sword-a Saltimbanque. or juggler,
known as ''the man with the tieas." Jean
Lesillia, Eh0mme 0ur puceS, was d decided
character. For many Years he exhibited
his learned t1eas throughout France, max
ing them do number of astounding
feats. Among other things he marshaled
them into companies, massing them much
like soldiers, then turned them into horses,
and made them draw a tiny chariot across
a table, 1t was really wonderful to see the
seeming intelligence of these insects. One
day Eh0mme aur pnceS was going through
his performance At the Clichy fair, when
big dog rushed up and seized him by the calf
of the leg. Jean Lesillia had ordered his
leas into their box, and held it in his
hand. The nip of the dog at his leg made
him turn in haste, and i'll his fright be
dropped the box Of heas. Their natural in
stincts made them jump upon the dog for
safety, and at the same moment their
master gave the dog vigorous kick, which
sent him bowling away. It was not until
he saw the dog running that he compre.
hended the loss OF his pets. The crowd
began to laugh in the heartiest manner; but
it was no laughing matter to Jean Lesillia.
His occupation was gone; he had been
despoiled in moment of his means Of earn
ing his daily6read for himself and children,
and the poor fellow sank down upon the
ground weeping like child. A crowd is
always touched by such exhibitions of feel
ing, and a subscription Was taken up,
which, after all, amounted to only one days
receipts. What was he then to do! 1t re-
Quired years hard labO, to train new
lot oT ND 1o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
RIVERS.
Above low
Below high water mark of 1874.
IIuppy Arithmetic.

Sidney Smith cut the following from a
newspaper and preserved it for hmself:
when you rise in the morning form the
resolution to make the day happy one to
a fellow creature. 1t is easily done; left
of garment TO the man who needs it; kind
word to the sorrowtul; an encouraging ex-
preston to the striving-trihes in them
selves as light as air-will do at least for
the twenty.four hours. If you are young,
depend upon it, it will tell Tor you when
you are old; and if you are old, rest assured
it will send you gently and happily down
the stream OF time to eternity. By the most
simple arithmetical sum look at the result.
If you send one person away happily
through the day, that is 365 in the course of
a year. And suppose you live forty years
only after you commence that course of
medicine, you have made 1900 persons
happy-at all events for time"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09

FOR BABY,S SAX X.

The weary night has worn . ~
In troubled dream, and start Of pain;
And. grouping through the shadows gcay
Morn lights my darkened room again.
How can meet this bitter morn,
Life's anguish left. its hope forlorn!
How can bear the thoughts that wake
From sleep with me For baby's sake,
The brightest of the morning beams
Seeks out the darling lying there;
1t lights the sleep flushed cheek; 1T CLEANS
In tangled wave 9 of sunny hair;
Flies fronlthe hand that grasps in vain,
Then kisses the soft lips again;
No shadow Of my sorrow lies
In those forget -ine-nots, his eyes.
check the sghs that quickly come.
Drive back the tears that haste to spring;
will not cloud with look of gloom,
The little Oue's awakening;
HIS fathers face he ne'er shall see;
More bright his mothers smile must be
My bark of JOY gone dOwn-its wake
Must glitter still-for baby's cake.
Dear baby arms, that clasp nv own,
The soft embrace Ienews my power
Sweet voice, l hear in every tone
Gods message to my darkest hour.
He knew the grief my soul must stir,
And sent my little comforter;
baby's hand to help ME on
baby's love to lean upon
Nor all alone Pm sometimes sure
My joy in this fair child can be-
From hOlier home with love more pure,
His father watches him with me.
TO grasp heavens hope, by faith and prayer,
To train his boy to meet him there
For this live! For this wake!
Help me, dear Lord for babs's sake
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1875.
United Stafea Circuit Corr

United States Circuit Court.
Present. Hon. w. B. Woods, circuit Judge
United States vs. Lewis o. Lord.-ROb
berry of United States funds from the post
office at Shreveport. ~On verdict of guilty
the accused was sentenced to three years
imprisonment.
United States vs.. Peter Conrad.-Coun.
terfeiting. Sentenced to three years i'm.
prisonment.
United States vs.J ames McNoon.-Assault
and battery on Michael Collins, on steam.
boat Rapides, February 81, 1875. Sentence
to twelve days imprisonment.
supreme Court.
Adjourned to Monday, May II, when
opinions will be read.
Superior District Court.
J. Lamoine ct al. VS.. Is. NJ. Turnbull
Administrator of Commerce. Continued to
thirteenth instant.
City of New Orleans vs. John Bartolome
Pigniolo ct al-Prayer for writ of seizure
and sale directed to the sheriff of the par
ish of Plaquemines on note OF S4l16 given
June %. 1872, on confession of Judgment
made before A. Hero, notary public.
State of Louisiana VS.. Charles Clinton ct
al.-Default taken by the Attorney Gen
eral, that tire interyenors praying to set
aside the injunction on the appropriation
bill may bring their claims to an issue.
Judge Cullom sitting in place of Judge
Hawkins, Reused.
Oscar Allen vs.. Lafayette Fire Insurance
COmpany.-On trial.
Second District Court.
Succession of Marianne C. Gottschalk
opened.
Superior Criminal Court.
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
Forging satisfaction of judgment-W.
s. Calhoun.
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
slaughter-William Burke who killed
Jonn Kegan, November 2, 1874 on Rousseau
street; John Martin. alias Plchon. killing of
Harry Robertson on St. Anne street, Nov
ember, 1874.
Burglary, etc.-Etienne johnson. of the
grocery OF Mr.. Dumonte, corner OF Walnut
and Magazine streets, January 81, 1874,
and at the same time assaulling Emily
Washington.
INFORMATIONS.
j. D. Wilson, one, forgery; two publish
ing as true forged check.
Henry. Jean, perjury-The basis of this
is the oath the accused took as
bondsman OF William Carr, alias James
Hickey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
ESTATE OF MICHAEL DE COURsEY-
NJ,

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE ;
New Orleans, April 81 1915
fINH1S Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
4 in bankruptcy has been issued. ont OF
the District Court OF the uniteds States for tina
District OF Louisiana against the estate of Michael
De Coursey oi New Orleans in the parish OF Orleans.
State or Louisiana, adjudgsd bankrupt upon his
own petition; that the payment of any debts ann
the delivery OF any property belonging to SAID
bankrupt, to him for his use and the transfe. of
any property by him forbidden by law; that =
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one more assignees
OF his estate, will be held at q court Of bankruptcy
to be holden on the seventeenth day of May, A. ID.
1875, At twelve O'Clock NJ. ct the CustOmh0use
building, New Orleans. before c. s. Kellogg regis
ter.
8. B. PACKARD.
ap2a mylf United States MAMMAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OPrIGgl
New Orleane, May 3, 1875. 5
YUNEIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the United STATES tor the District Of
Louisiana against the estate of American Mu-
tu.l Insurance Association of New Orleans in t4e
parish of Orleans, State Of louisiana adj Judged a
bankrupt upon the petition of its creditors; that
the payment of any deots and the delivery Of any
property belonging to said bankrupt. to it, or
for lis use and the tran sfer OF any propertySby
it are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
creditors of said bankrupt to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees of its estate
will be held at of bankruptcy to be holden
the eighteenth day Of Nay, l. D. 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at tho CustOmhouss building.
New Orleans, before G. S. Kellogg, register.
). 4. PACKARD
myi Is United Stat..e NarEhal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09

cNITRD STATES MARsHAL's OPPICR, I

CNITRD STATES MAKsHAL's UPFlCR,
New Orleans May 3, 1875. !
TylHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been Issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana against the estate of Frank II. Drake.
of New Orleans in the parish Of Orleans, State Of
Louisiana, adjudged a bankrupt upon his own pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his rse, and the transfer Of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that q
meeting of the creditors OF said bankrupt to prove
their debts and to caoess one more assignees of
his estate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy
to be holden on the TWEEN y- second day of May
A. b. 1875 at 10 4. NJ. at No. IL Exchange alley.
New Orleans, before William Grant, register
S. B. PACKARD,
my4 % United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE /
New Orleans, May :, 1875
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
w Pound. corner of Lafayette and Locust
streets, on the third Of May, 1876
ONE COW, with black and white spots
Which, If not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid. he will be cold at public
auction, at said pound on THURSDAY. Nav I3
1875 ct twelve O'Clock N.
No. 7a-mys I'd D. MCCARTHY, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
ESTATE OF FRANCIS EDGAR La
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, I
Nv. .lvlaans M Il ly-J

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New orleans. N Az =, 1913.
'XNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. i'll bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Dis
trict Court OF tn. United States tor the District
Of Louisiana. against the estate of Francois
Edgar Lacroix, Of NV Orleans. in the par
iAh of Orleans, State Of Louisiana, aditIdged
a bankrupt upon his own petition; tnat
the payment OF any debts. and NE delivery
OF any properly belonging TO SAID bankrupt, to aim
for his use and the transfer OF any property by
him. are forbidden hT law; that 2 meeting Of the
creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and choose more asegBee. OF his estate.
Will DO held III a of bankruptcy, to DC holden
on the twenty fourth day Nav. 4. b. 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the EustOmhouse building,
New Orleans before G. s. Kellogg, register.
B. b. PACKARD,
myT % United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF EMILE DUPRE, INDIVlD.
uaIly and as member Of the firm Of Dupre,
Refine Co,
UNITED STATES MAMMALS OFFICE, I

UNITED STATES MAMMALS OFPrCk,(
New Orleans, April II, 1875.
YTlHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
trct Court of the United States for tha Dis trct of
Louisiana, against the estate of Emile Dupre, in
dividually and member of the firm of Dupre
RENE, OF New Orleans in the parish of Orleans
State Of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petit that the payment or any debts
and the delivery of any property belongn to said
transfer of any property By him are fOrb idden by
law; that meeting Of the creditors of sa id bank
rupt to prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees Of his estate. will be holdot court of
bankruptcy. to be holden the tenth day Of
May, A. d. 1875, at 10 A. NJ. at No. IL Elk change
alley, New Orleans. before William Grant, gister.
s. B. PACKARD,
apl1 myl0 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09

The Shreveport Times has grown very
respectful. 1t speaks Of Governor Kellogg
as Mr.. Kellogg This is not entirely as it
should be, according to etiquette and the
titles due his excellency, bdt it is of SO
marked an improvement that it is worth
noticing.