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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02

Judge dudSpetn has always.
since the close Of the war, been
il the enjoyment OF a good office ;
and, while we have DOthiDg 10 say
against his official character, We
submit that ten years uniuter-
rupted possession of oEice ought
to satisfy, for a time at least, so
Young a man-uuIess be can show
claims upon the people superior
to those Of his opponent, and
which have not already been amply
compensated.
Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Laurent
Dupre in their canvass openly and
constantly oppose the election of
Thomas G. Anderson to the Senate,
knowing well that such a course
will provoke the letter to cast his
great influence against them in
this election, while Messrs. Huds-
peth and Perrodiu have not yet
been known to use any effort to
defeat Anderson, and fesbIy aud
tenderIy touch the subject when
forced to do so by the calls made
upon them to speak out on the
subject. This is the vital point in
our canvass. No man has any
claim upon the suffrages of the
democrats of st. Landry and Cal
casieu who will not take a decided
and unequivocal stand against the
election of T. G. Anderson.
Neutrality is treason in this al
important matter.
A candidate that has not the
nerve of the honesty OF purpose to
place himself In antagonism to
Anderson's election, to speak aud
work and strive publicly and con-
st8ntly for his defeat, has no claim
upon the Democracy of St. Landry.
All other tests of Democracy in st.
Llndry, at this time. count for
nothing. An inotfensive declara-
ton, now aud then eXtOrted by calls
from the audience or by the Pte5-
sure of the moment, will not
counterbalance an habitual and
studied avoidance of the mention
and condemnation of Anderson's 5
political record. and the total want
of effort, either public or private.
to elect Fl. L. Garland to the Sen
at; because, if he fail to defeat
Anderson, it will surely be due to
the lukewalmness and want OF
active cooperation on the part Of
some who profess to be his friends,
but whose tongues and hands axe
paralyzed by dread Of Thos. y.
Anderson.
Mr.. Laurent Dupre has, in an
eminent degree, the qualifications
for the office Of District Attorney.
He is an able speaker, and a fear
less, upright advocate and, like
the other candidates on our ticket,
he is openly in favor of an honest
and thorough party organization
Let the people reflect and act
advisedly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02

Boston Globe (Ind.J-The mis-
take of the republicans from the
point of view of party policy is al
most too obvious to need to reed
argument. The dispassiouate men
who make up the body of indie
pendent voters, and who are going
to decide the contest between the
two parties, have NO sympathy
with this CRY of a new rebellion or
with the policy OF repression and
prescription.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02

The foregoing was received in the office Of
the Secretary Of State July II, 1873, and is
made public in accordance with article l4T OF
the State constitution, which provides:
Any amendment or amendments to this con
stitutioa may be proposed ia the Senate or
House Of Rsprt sentat,yes, and if the same shall
DO agreed to by two-thirds Of the members
elected to each house, such pToPo9ed amend
ment or amendments shall be entered on their
respective journals, with the yeas and nays
taken thereon; and the Secretary Of stats
shall cause the same to be published. three
months before the next general election for
Represent ttiyes to the Gene al Assembly, in
ut least one newspaper in every parish in the
State in which a newspaper shall be published.
And snsh proposed amendment or amendments
shall 10 submitted to tho people at said elec-
ton; and If q majority Of he voters at said
election shall approve and ratify such amend
mepts, the sane shall become a part Of this
constitution. II more than enc Amendment
shall be submitted at ORe time, they shall be
submitted in such manner and form that the
popple may vote for or against each aulCDd,
meat separately. P. G. DESLoNDE,
Secretary Of State,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02

The last republican House of
Representatives appropriated
Sl5, 100000 in excess of the esG-
mates of the amouRts needed by
the respective Departments to car
nv on the Government. As a con-
trast to this, the first Democratic
House Of Representatives has ap-
propriated $4O,OOO,O00 less than
The estimates. The difference in
favor of democratic economy and
retrenchment is therefore $685.
100000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02
THOMAS b. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, La.

Would respectfully announce to the
public that he is prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc. ,
in his line, and will guarantee satlstac-
tion in all work rendered him.
A share Of the public patronage Is
respectfully solicited. ,o
Sept Il, 1S72-1y-July H. 1870.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02
A BARGAIN.

THE DR. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON THE
L Calcasieu River, just below Marion, (Old
TOWN. with all the Buildings and Improve
ments, and ONE HUUDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES LAND.
TormS-Four Hundred and Fifty dollars,
Ca,h.
Apply to GEO. Il. WELLS, Agent Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02
Liberal Terms for Town Lots.

A S agent for all the owners, I will
n sell a number of the Kirby lots for
one-fourth cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders Office, and at my
office. Call on, or address,
GEO. Fl. WELLS,
June % Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02

In the year 1877, the War De-
partment sold, without warrant of
Congress, $S,2S0,OOO worth of
arms to the French Government,
to enable it to war against the
German Empire.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02

Harrisburg Patriot Dem The
result in Ohio aud Indiana proves
that the election of Samuel J
Tilden is among the oertainl,s
with an earnest and rssolute eEoIt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-11-02
A. J, KEARNEY,
NTX'S FERRY
AND STORE,
One mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasieu River.

SAS 44A44G ubSNN
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
thetraveling public and Stock Drrovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate ali who may wish to cross with
him, With everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers. rs
He has large safe Flat, suitable Tor
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. PHsturAge
on each side OF the river, free of charge
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
myg-tf II. d. NIX.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

BRIEF MESTloN.-Two male Individuals
were seen on Canal street yesterday dressed
on: u summer attire. Although they were
probably quite comfortably dressed, people
cou.d no: help looking at them.
the City Hall authorities yesterday and
the Gay before paiG of all city employees foc
the Las. day and last month Of last year.
Money brokers. unfortunately, took some
OF tie cash, they having purchased ZINE"
a. considerable discount
j. P. Roux, who sto. and seriously
wounded l. X. Levy on Charities street
Superior Criminal Court by Judge STAGE.
Bonds 5000, and given.
Now j: is positively stated that Mst To-
gan is not on me police force. and Ias no-
been, either directly or indirectly.
Vessels Il po:t-FouIteen steam lips,
seven ships, e:ghty-n;ne barks, ive pr.ge
aro .weE.y-siI scLoone-s.
s. Barrett. sometimes called Barrel, wae
arrested by Deputy Marshal E. Bell for
coner:rirg 20 LetIaud he ULi:ed States
government.
Early Yesterday morning TWO te-iovf,
VITO nus: Lave teen hungry # 10: cold, at
tempted to break INTO the store Ct M1. Z.
E.:ke, No. ia2 TcLoupi.oalss s:Ieec. M.
Burke heard tie rssesle working, and drew
h:s artillery, tring a Few ero:s a: he
thieves.
Tie ,evee near Wetes's plantation. te-
low A.g: s-s, is reported as ir shaky COZ
Gi.:on.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
A uORATIAN LYRIC,

best IS he from business fee
Like the merry men OF Old,
Who uis ms land with lie own etoCt hand,
And knows Tot the ICs. of gUid.
No sai!o. he OF stormy eea.
No soldier, tIcnpe. stirred;
And he shuns tie town and the han City trowr,
or the cour:iers' :awnlng herd.
But he bios the wins with her terd-il!s :wine
Around the poplar tai:
And he adds graft, with gardeners craft,
To the tree that climbs his wall
Or aIazier keen, on the pasture green
He sees his oxen feed
Or lie snears his flock or he brows stock
o. MIS- rustic nectar mead.
And when autumn at length in his narly strength
Has rdifed his frE.terOwned head.
He plucks The pear with its favor rare.
And the grape with rs c!us!eIs red.
With his knee Oh tie sod ha thanks mis- God
For H. mercies ana iavors fiee
And LIE lays nm along whe he Lets TIE sons
Of tie taruah n The o't oak tree:
While the Yates glide .th the up,: Il. tide
And the zephyrs softly creep
Ger the qr!veiirg Leaves, midst the nuTm urirg
trees,
But when thunder. ng jove from Lis stores above
Sends W.atry SHOWS and Ialn.
And rock and wood and fad ar flood,
Lay bound n his icy crain,
With manv hound; IL the woods acoucd,
He hunts the grizzly boar:
And ere daylight .Ade his cleaning L-aGe
Is led N-tE lie ECl sters gore.
When the sun has set he spreads his re.,
Ana iLe ESrtIld 81, !.ntteIine &c;
He takes the Lare IN lis Crafty STARE,
And tie Exams q gCcGy pc13e.
Mid JOYS Ike these VIVA. lis eau tease
Who cOll d Iemeu Der paIs
He fees no wIoLr, ard Re aug % a. The ttrorg
OftLe caIes thu. s~e.l owes tram.
If loving wife-best staff OF life
Be his, aud chi dreE dear,
TIE fire huns trign: witn It's rudy git
HIS EOnewaId step 20 cheer.
At the cottage door, when MS to-. 8 Ger
She stands WITH slGe 60 sweep,
Aud holds mp be fee with modest grace,
His welcome k!ss 20 uee..
And children CAD swarm round ,te.- dad,
Bat the hungry LLan mas G4Ee;
So che spfaGs me c or aUG Sl!ps his broth
Wh11e the pu;-s O.: ner hCn2e.iE ade wipe.
B.dckwotG'e Magazine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

LE,GE-oS's CoRSEg.-CEe CT zee ZOOS.
attractive places Il cur city is tee corner Of
s.. Charles sad Canal streets, where "a:
old and highly esteemed me.sns,:. Mr.
Charles Le;ec.o1, has heea ;uea.ed Tor re
pas: .wen:y.:To Years. The e,oze Las SIX
large plate glass windows, which the cou1-
teoas and Attentive assistants OF NJ. Leigh
ton Lave filled with the choicest and most
elegan: shirts, neck wear, hosiery ard ta1-
n;shing goods. These windows are row
decorated with signs and drawings by the
artist q tie Har,igan and Hart troupe,
which axe really worth seeing. Mr. Leigh
ton knows ;ust wha. cur people want, and
has filed lis elegant store with tie ncs.
elegan. goods n tis line, al, of which lie
is selling at reasonable prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Tie gentlemen comprising Battalion
Washington Artillery propose giving their
numerous admirers ard friends Terps;-
chorean treat OF next Wednesday evening,
the tveney-s;x:h instant, which, Judging
from the interest manifested il the affair
by the ladies', viii 10 dout. De nos: gay
ard enjoyable event. Hundreds CT exquisite
uo;.e:tes are being prepared Tor the occasion,
ard bright eyes grow brighter in anricipa-
toe Of the .'gooG tine" SO near at hand,
while more tnsr, say dozen, Of Tie oeaux
are jubiisnt owe. such favorable oppos:c-
r;ty TO enjoy Themselves, and whisper sc.
crets TO wiling eaIs. May :re weather
and tie GoGs be nropi:icus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

s.. pATE.cKs SA.R.-The prospects to-
-L;s fair are br; gh: indeed; tie ls5.es are
working diligently AID with grea. success,
while tie candidates manifest an irteres:
n tie contests, especially those Tor he
Lorses AID b-eg:ee which promise 20 Sc
cue tie mos. satisfactory se:arns. &c Sc
curing :ke cooperation u such gentlemen
as Hon. j. ". G. Parker, Colonies Nsgga-
msl arG Sasar, ard Messcs. ?. j. Kennedy
and Jonn Fairfax. al: well known 20. iLe;I
energy sid public spili:. the ladies lave
beer very fortunate, and WIN each asst
ants we p.eC:c: that their efforts ". De
crowned WE suon success as WI Reeve
Rev. Ea.Ee. A.4eU o. a.. he did.c ul::es. : &c
.sGies are requested to NEE: e TIE ia,.
lex. Thursday, AZ y NJ, wLec tie positions
CT tie d;tie-en: .au,ee WI pe finally ar
ragged. TIE elegsr: col &C re Contested
to1 d: TIE Centennial .able was dressed by
Mrs. X. c. Logan, WHO ras always been
ready 20 assls: n s.ck coed wcrEs, acG
nay Low he seen z tie window O Holmes
dry goods emporium, Canal s.-ee.. On sri
day evening IeZ. ne fair Wi open q: s..
Patrick Hal, ard continue every evening
thereafter uE-.l ne seventh of February.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Negro Representation at the American
Centennial.

A na:ional efoIt q being made by the
eolo:ed peoI-e CT this county TO erect a
noLuneE: Il Paramount Park. Philadel.
phia. ard urve. tie sane OF the fourth of
July, Z tia presence o: representatives Of
e-eIy Civilized iana Z Ire world. il honor
OF the g,ard aciievenen: Of the Republican
party, tie emancipation OF tie colo.ed race.
the general ageL: auG ccT1esl onding sec
retary Ct tie association having this object
n view, Rev. Andrew J. Chambers, will
denver d lecture az St. James Chapel, on
Tuesday night, January -, and at the
Central Church, on "wednesday right, the
:wer:y-sixth. Al a.e ;rv..ed. Admission
free. A collection vi! be raised after the
lecture. when il il Hoped handsome amounts
will be realized. This is worthy enter
prise, ard ore :La: should be warmly Sec
onded by every cclored Ear OF the North
American eminent. Turn Gu. and hear
NJ. Chambers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

GRAND CffE!NG At DAEZIGERs. - OF
course al Of CUT readers are interested in
the movements At Danziger'e, where the
most elegant Cry goods a. reasonable
prices can always be found. This week they
open FIVE cases Irish linen, towels, damasks,
table covers, and other desirable goods, all
fresh, and at remarkably low figures. Be-
sides these, they have silk at fifty cents a
yard, silk gloves, KID gloves, etc, a stock
which must be seen 20 be appreciated;
therefore erybody should go to Dsnzig-
er'e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

To EOUsEEEEPERs We publish < Ak
other col-In al article, Are Yeas: Powders
Eeal.Ltui?' witch deserves the attention
OF every .eaLer. Ii. P..ce's baking powder
yea,s. and g very Justly popular, pe-ng
free from al Ge.e:e: .oas ingredients. t-etL
ard reliable "a every respect. The CERT
fcstes given are from the nos: prominen:
chemists Of Chicago and s.. Louis, whose
h;gh Endorsements ate. careful analysis
should satisfy housekeepe:s as 20 tie rest
yeast powder fer :hem TO use. Mr. W'...ian
II. Shepard, 10. ice Camp street, is he
sgen: il tbs city, FOR Or. Prices bal:rc
powders, extracts, per:anery. etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Anecdcte Of General Banks.

General Banks can crawl out Of a small
hole as msjesticaiiy as any man who ever
lived. Yesterday he remarked to Mr..
Blaine. There axe NO uEwarv ones on our
side Ac. Blaine reto-ted, (Which is the
gentiellan's siGe?' Mos: nen in his posi-
zion would nave been embarrassed, but the
General, with his .ssua. dignity, replied, at
Is the side Of the constitution Of the United
States and :ne laws made in pursuance
thereof" A story is .oid Of the General,
that during the war one CT lis staff came
rushing in while lie was at breakfast, and
gasped: The reteIs are advancing upon US
rapidly; our oc:pos.s have been attacked
and our picke:s driven what shall be
table. and with a wave Of his hand, said
grandly, "Reluise tie enemy at once.'-
BostCa. Meas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE CoMPASY.-
We publish shis morning the card Of this
ably conducted corporation, which since
its establishment in 1905 mas me: the vary
ing changes Of the times successfully, pass
irg through every trial, and adding each
year to tie popularity. The very large IN
cone Of the past year gives the nos. prac-
teal and faoterirg proof Of the high eeti-
nation in which tie company is held by
our entire community. To insurere j: efeIs
security on FIRE, river ard marine risks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
MAyoRAL-T CT EAw CRiFsss
L. X Il L. n u

&c liz E's!.. Eoro-abie the ka-l CT Warwick:
Ny Lo.D-His Honor the Mayor directs
me = acknowledge the receipt Of general
o.Ge- 40. tc2 ircin the Wsc Department,
ard &c .erGer through your lorGsh.p MS
mos. respectful compliments and cutitul
services 20 your royal master the King OF
lie Carnival, with the assurance that lie
majes.y's orders shall ce MOS. cEeesiully
ard faithfully obeyed.
God save The King!
have tie honor 70 be your ,czdsh;r's
L. os: huMtle and ohedieI.c serva-'.
PAUL h. LEEDS.
Private Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
WANTED.

NNANTED.-A FIRST GRADE TEACHER De-
w sicee an engagement as lnst1uctress either
private family CT II tcEcOl OF good stand
4Ic, city or country.
She tel. ,hss az tie branches OF q solid English
education the French, spanish and the Italian
Languages speaking these tlaently; music the
planofoIte and the guitar, with vocal music; draw
lLg landscape and portIaiture.
She ;s Of mature age, a thorough disciplinaTian,
and the bearer ct testimonials OF a high order.
ADDRESS
MRS GERTRUDE II. CALDWELL,
js14 pog:htiice. New Orleans, Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Notice to Exaibitors.-Socttern States Aa13-
cultural AID Iadatt.ial Expo.i..or office q he
General Superintendent, No. so Camp street, Stw
Orleans, January 6, Ie-t.-The eEtry hooks for z.
hibitors WI De opened a. tLis ottice CT NONpLY
January TO-
Al applications ior entries nus. he made Upon
the printed forms ct Application which VII be ty-
nisEed ST this Office.
The grounds sid buildings W.. be oleret. Coz :te
reception OF articles :or exhibition tron February
to February 25 1916. aEdext.bico1s are requested
to make eaIly application ard entry Il o.Ge: TIA.
every thing nav be n position OF tie open! ng CAY
TIE entry books VII re Closed Friday ever Ig
February Is, 1876 4: SIX O'Clock, ard 10 entries VII
be allowed alter that TINE. TIE cu.e .e iup.a-
tive.
Catalogues and genera. information rr.Lted !:
applicants at las Office.
Ey order Of the Executive COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL MULLEN,
iae Eel General Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Tie best selected assor:men: Of parlor
suits to be found N this city is st Mont
gomery's, Armory Hail, Noes7 Camp street.
They are in silk, reps and lair cloth. Fran.
ing finished in gilt or Oil varnish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

KS.Gn-s OF PLEASURE Social C-UE.-
IL.s kindly association Lac chosen .:s eft
GERS to~ TIE ensuing SIX noH.os, as follows:
Wee president. u. J. F:.zmc-cs; recording
secretary, j. j. Mccarthy; irancial sec.e
.ary, I. A. Mo:el; treasurer, A. J. Shaw.
TIE meeting place is a; tie fall cc-rer q
Rauuar: ard Melpomene s:ree.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
SCIrhwes; Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass. January :.

SOUTHWEST Pass, January -. 1876.
70 Captain G. ". Howe, Cc-1s Of Erg-Leezr,
Co.:ec States Amy:
Depth of channel "a. mean low tee.
sixteen feet. LeGs. v.d-t .o5 tina. Cep.h.
seve1:y-fve fee. High tide ct 6 =. N.
He.ghs above mean low tide, TWO Zee: SIX
inches. DeY:h CT cLsnLe. a. high tide,
eighteen Zee. SIX !rches Bottom so...
+ II. HOOPER,
Master Ct McAles.e-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

an CsRC-Y BR.G.-Lss: evening, vLer
he crew of tie brig Ws.sweI were el-
deavcr.ng 20 keep her al .le head c: E:sco
STREE, tie ou-rent srG VIVID beth worked
u opposition, ard Mr.. Kent, q e-evedore.
Win four laDore-s, were :ArowE mo TIE
aver, caused ~ cable parting. Gre Ct
tie Een IVES seriously Injured, and perhaps
bIl woul. have been drowned lad lie.
Officers Newman aid Day oear r-oIp: IL
ac.Lg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Succession OF SaraE, George. Widow Of

Succession OF Sarah George. Widow Of
Thomas AoEZo.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FUR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No 29.43S.-so.ice IS hereby given
to the creditors OF TINS estate and 70 al other per
sons herein interested TO show witt in ten
days from the PIE Eotitca ion II any the. lave
or can why lie account presented oy Pierre $.
Wilt tes-ameLtary executor ct this estate,
should not be lomoloeated AID approved,
and the funds distributed IL accordance Herewith.
BY ORDER O, tie Cont.
ais 1928 FRANK PACE JR C1ein.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
LIS weekte tie beautiful equestrian actress,
MISS KATE FISHER.

and her celebrated trained horse WONDER.
Sunday and liondav evenings. PUTNAM, THR
IRON son CF &c: General Putnam, rs SO
+lsreEi Pa-Lan-s sIeed, the Celebrated Wonder.
7" coRsl-2e WITH the exciting drama, CAR
1oCChE; Ga-toCcAe, Miss Kate Fisher; ms Stesd,
tie celer Worder. Tuesday Weor eslav and
Thursday, SCEsMyL. OK THE WILD HORSE oP
caucasus; schany,. Mss Kate F.she.; Vlld
BoTse, tie e -rtIs-ed Wonder To coz c luGe with
DICK TT RPlSS RIDE TO YORK; Dick TurTlo Misc
Kate FlsieI lack iess the ce.ebrS1td Wonder.
Friday. !ale We. teneut of Miss Fisher. Saturday,
Grand Ts N1tinee Ia7,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

LICENSES AND TAXES. - Administrator
T ,sbu.y Les already received a sms.. SEE
&c. ord .Ia,y Licences, bu: me ICE: q :. was
1L.d Il c::y scrip. As ye. &c :axes have
been collected. he documents TO: bsing
l,e.ared. Meta platter, 70. eas:!y cora:el-
te..ed, :o- carte, wagons axe ca.:.ages. II.
he delivered u !. few Cays.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Succession G: Timothy Joyce.

II HEItOt.fJ "
CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH!
y OF orleans, No. J3.567.-NEele&s. =. r. Parker,
public administration has pet.i0ned the CONT for
letters Of admins tIstion On the estate OF de late
Timothy joyce. deceased, iEtestate. Notice
is hereby gwen 20 al whom i may concern 20
show cause within ten C&ys WY Tie prayer OF
tie SAD petitioner should not be granted.
Ey order OF The Coat.
ial923 81 FRANK PATE. JR. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Hall Seventh Ward Radical Republican
GENITAL Ciub, New Orleans, i anaacy 2, l91e.-1le
work o. revision aid reg STATION having beer con =
plereC n pursuance Of .nsrr cne from tie Parish
Executive on u.:.e, he Republicans Of the SEVERN
ward are hereby Lo:ifeG tia. ST election Ter g.
Gcers OF tie Seventh Ward RaLlcal Republican Cen
ira. Chm viii lie held a. TIER ma! oa Giea.Iner
street. between trioil and Easa.5!.e streets. OF
MONDAY, January "a. iP-o, from 20 v.
{. LION.
L. ?. PlJEAuX,
!. RICHARD,
WILLIAM J. MOORE
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
FOR RENT.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of Jean Rap;i.fe Terorey

Succession Of Jean Bap!i.re Letorey.
GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. -.-WieIeas. Ers. Cioth.3te
Marie Le orev wife Of Pierre Lsbrie has ne.itoLeI
the court Ior .e-.ls OF administration the IA.
OF the .ate Jean Hap,ste jrtnrev. deceased iI.es-
tate. Notice : hereby given 10 al waon j. may con-
cern 10 show cause. WITHIN Ken DAYS. why :! g
prayer of the sa. petition sio.-tG 70. .I;.I
By order OF tie Co...t.
ja23 p 3c~ FRANK FACE JR.. C,e!lt.