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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
OoRe1t1o MarlxOts.

NEW YoRK, December 49, Rvening-Money dull A
and lower; new fives 10Y. state. bonds nomna t:
Louisiana consols 560ss.
Stoke active and strong; New York Central los.
rency, 90, 3lS.l53
The sub treasury paid out for interest ooo for
| bonds, e8Ol 900.
Customs recs ipts, @125 0O0
Cotton closed quiet and steady; sales 1854 bales;
m,dang cp 1S1 h.Ia Fac midSng Orleans
Frsnce 1905; continent 16 lss channel 1888.
DecenSss 1a ise jsuSSrS Si Il is = psS
ruary Z Is eSle 1880: March u 3l320I3c; April
is s aasa sef s. n.g 5ss June 10 1885, July
Flour dull; slightly in buyers favor; limited
trade mainly for or home use supe, fine Western
common to fair extra IS 45a6 IS; good to choio:
do os so0a =. Wheat dull slilhtly in buy ers'
te amy shipper,
for wiLter red Western; 81 50 Tor fancy amber
Indiana Corn,New Nc hishe,; old xishout change.
gold for JOB lots Sugar dull and nom'nsl; 1 1s
unehanssd RICE steady fair inquiry. Ta SI.' 1n
settled; 81 0shc. Rosin firm ct % 3S12 49, Tur.
pentine quiet at Il 04lkc. Pork dun and unset ed
armer; closed heavy; prime steam lO.27k oiO. soc
Whisky shade dImsr; closed el II. F4eights to
CISoISNA1I December is.-Fio1r quiet and firm.
Wheat easier; red q 1901 a. Corn in fair de-
RR .I1d A0asS Oats firm; $685. Rye firm; coo.
ios S Is h s:Ed quiet; steam lsse kettle io 5oS
nominslly unchanged. Green meats quist and un.
cnenged. Whisky steady and finn; 81 o. Better
na s9 soIs Hoss in fair demand pack
81 Louis, December 10 -Flour firm but inactive:
euRet9ne fau - 2S94 So. Wheat lrmer: Mo- rod
gu . cab; No. do 81 27ol 37A Corn drmsr;
tive; No. $40 bid Barley in fStr demand and
stSs1X; Whisky q9iet and unchanged. Pork
meats dull and unchanged. Bacon dun and mn
changed. Hogs-Packers of: fsw selling. Cattle
very slow.
CalcAso, Decenber l3.-Flour nominally un-
unsettled; No. Chicago sprine 81 iSkni rl IL
sa:n g. r. l5kSl ~ 81 g lsN9 Feo
cash; $50 January; 50 February. Oats dull and |
nominal. Bye eas isI; = 07sc Barley steady and
9Dsettled Pork unsettled generally lower; GIG IS
0ls 20 casb sl6 4s0l6 l5k January; ei6 67h0
- 20 februery; el6 IS March. Lard fair demand |
and hrmi 9.S7kc cab; 1o.02k 0l005c January;
10 .l7hc febl uary. Bulk meats Arm; shoulders
Sc clear NIB sides exc; clear sides sssc. Whisky
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette from Washington. December 10,
says:
There does not, as yet, appear to be q
Democratic programme. The Demo Gratis
say that it will be known within ten DAYS.
Those who talk the loudest declare that the
House will withdraw from the Senate and
that it will pass resolution declaring that
there has been NO election by the Electoral
College, that it will elect Tilden, and that
Tilden will issue proclamation to the army
and navy, to the executive department and
to the people, demanding recognition, and
commanding obedience. Beyond this the
most radical Democrats scarcely venture to
predict what will follow. The present Dem
ocratic policy appear, to be to play game
Of bluff. to talk loudly, and to create an
uneasy feeling among the public, in order
to force compromise from the Repub-
licans. The address to the country contem-
plated by the Democratic committee is be-
iieved to be part of the plan to intimidate
the public sentiment of the North, in order
that there may be reaction which will in.
fiuence the Republican Senators.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

An inebriated Jerseyman in this city, led
Dy flaming posters advertising the play of
nBaba" ct Niblos, supposed it was Ali
Baba OF the Forty thieves" and going to
tne box office called for ticket, at the same
H I'm throwing down five dollar greenback.
expected to pay about fifty oents), tho as
tonished countrymsn, looking first ct the
money and then at the ticket. exclaimed:
"H-h-how much dyer ask to (hicI eee
these Forty Thievesi'" The ticket seller
informed him that the price was So. "Well.n
said Jersey, throwing back the ticket and
looking sharply ct the official, "you may
seeing the other thirty ."-Ne,c York
Mail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
9 Samuel j. Randall was . salary prabber.
but the grab did not prevent Democrats
from electipg him Speaker.
RandAll's Record.

A Washington special in the Cincin natl
Gazette gives the following:
An awkward position for q prominent
democrat, bearing upon the action of the
returning Board in Louisiana, has been
discovered in the position taken BY Mr..
Randall IN the South Carolina case Of Wal.
race We. simpson, upon the proposition that,
be giyeI to Wallace, enough voters. who
would have voted for him, were driven
from the polls to have elected him wal.
!aceD; Mr.. Randall only dissented 90 far a.
20 no!1 that in case of voters driven sVsy
from the polls. proof should be taken "a to
how they intended to vote, 40 w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Damage at er. Louis by Floating Ice.
ST. Louis, December l3-Early vester
day rush of ice from . point north of he r.
forced itself upon the ice in the hsrbor on
posite this CITY, and carried it down stream
with great rapidity, taking With it several
steamers lying at the bank in the southern
part Of the city. The Fannie Kenner sum-
the Southern Belle and Jennie Bsldvip
also sunk. Loss not heavy, being email
boats. Among others carried down ara the
Centennial, Alex Mitchell, Minnesota. Bav-
aE4jAnd Davenport.
Later reports chow that nearly all tho
boats Of the Keokuk Northern Line were in
winter quarters. and supposed to be secure
from damage. When the ice started tho
steamers were forced from their moorin es
and csxried down stream. The War Earie
and Golden Eagle, two large valuable
boats, are on shore in such manner A 10
DOCK tho passage, and other boats crowded
IN ana caused q complete jam.
Ihe 100 moved several times during the
afternoon and night and forced the boats
s TRon r one another, doing great damage.
.no Nentennlsl had almost all Of her upper
neafiy 70 pieces; the Davenport was sunk:
ne ne p5ayard almost completely DESTROYED.
tne h0c1 Leland, War Eagle, Golden Esoie
ana Andy johnson were al badly dam.oeI
Inc Hoo Roy and Northwestern. which,
were unipJured, raised steam. and the Rad
Wing and Minneapolis, " it'll lumber harces
were pulled ont and taken to the bar sho"t
quarter of mile below the ArsensI,
where they were considered safe at mid,
night. ~ ''''o'
II was thought that the hulls of the Can.
tennial and Andy johnson would be saved.
The Golden Eagle and War Eagle might he
rescued in very leaky condition.
The loss Is roughly estimated at $500, 900.
No insurance on the boats of the Keokuk
Northern Line.
The Mitchell, War Eagle, Gold Eagle and
johnson belonged to the Keokuk line. The
centennial was owned by Thomas w. Dav-
Later.
The steamer Centennial sank at four
o'clock. No other notable change has taken
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
NEW YORK.


Promised Renewal Of Fast MAIL
New YORK, December l3.-!t 10 an
uOunced thst arrangements have Det maoe
for resumption of the fast mail over tn '1
PennsylvaniA railroad. me %sm WI w.,
reach Washington FRI ~ Nsw YORK at two
minutes past one O'CLOCK, and connect et
Cinoinuati with . fast train through to
Nsahy,lle. Mobile, New OIleans and the
whole South A rsiwav pOst0ffice car VIII
also be sttacbed to the $3.50 A. N. train. which
will run through TO st. Louis. This train
will connect 1T Phi!adelphia with trains
through to Richmond, Virginia, giving q
dispatch to all mail matters accommodating
after 4:c5 p. N. and prior to its departure.
A New York and Washington postal car
will make through connections to the South
ern seaboard States and will be dispatched
at s p. n.
westers Union.
At quarterly etiDg Of the board Of
dire ctors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day, General Arson Stager,
general euperintt ndent Of the Central Di-
vision, at Chicago, was elected q vice presi'
dent of the company. A dividend Of lie
per cent tor the quarter ending December
81 was declared.
The schooner Lottie, of and from Phifs-
delphia, for Pswtucket, was towed here
yeeterdsy by the steamer Spain, having
been found 10 distress.
The Banks Ask Relief from Taxation.
A meeting of bank officers, called by the
tax committee Of the Clearing Hsuse, was
held to-day to devise means Of procuring.a
reduction on the present tax on banks.
Philo c. Calhoun presided. The following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolced, That in the opinion Of the asso-
ciated banks Of this city, earnest efforts of
the banks throughout the country should
be made in asking fer relief from the IN
just and burdensome weight Of taxation.
A NliniDg Salt.
The case of the Emma Silver Mining Com.
pany. limited, of London, against Trenor
w. Park, Henry II. Baxter and William NJ.
Stewart, to recover 5000, 600, Was up for
trial this afternoon before Judge Wallace
in tho United States Circuit Court. The
case will probably occupy the attention of
the court for few weeks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
FOREIGN.

The swiss CesleAeraaiop.
BERNIE, December l3-Mr. beer, Vic
President of the Federal Assembly, Wa
elected President of the Swiss Confeders
ton for 1877. Mr.. Schenck il now Vic
President.
Approaching m Agreement.
vienna, December ia correspondent
from C0nstantinople that quite an unex.
pected and marked approach has beer
effected between the views of Russia and
England. This seems due, above all. tr
the assurances given BY General Ignatie q
concerning the aims of Rusaisn policy. g
TIE New Cabinet.
PARIS, December 13-The appointment
of II. Simon ~ President of the Council
and Minister of the Interior, and NJ Msrtel
- Minister Of Justice, vice NM. Dufsure
and NereCre, who retire, 10 officially an.
nounced to-day. The Cabinet therefore re-
mains ~ before the crisie, with the excep.
ton of the above mentioned changes.
Tho Federal Diet.
BERLIN, December l3.-Tbe Federal Diet
has rejected eighteen artil les of iudicial
laws voted by Parliament, principally re.
iatlnG to jurisdiction over press offences.
the compulsory evidence of editors and the
prosecution of public functionariee. Par.
Lament will be notified of the Diets action
to-day. 'O''~''
An UndeFstandisg Reached.
LONDON, December l3-A Reuter- die.
patch, dated C0nStantinOple Tuesday eve
5 niBg, ssys: It 10 reported that an under.
standing has been established in principle
on the chief points.
Perhaps Not, However.
A dispatch from Constantinople to Rem.
ter's says the absence of the Porte,s repre
sentative from the preliminary conferences
creates An unfavorable Impression, The
fact that Russia, an interested party, il
permitted to sit in judgment, 10 disgusting.
An Oaslaw Of tho Hloh Seas.
SHANGHAI. November 1.-THE American
bark G. o. Whitmore 10 now lying in the
harbor of Hong Kong. watched BY the
United States ship Kssfsarge. There IL
great excitement because Captain Peabody.
First Mate Snow, and Second Mate Stafford.
OF the Whitmore, cannot be held to answer
for their alleged Grimes in consequence of
the abrogation Of the extradition treaty be-
tween England and America. Evidence
appears conclusive that they practiced nm
precdented cruelties on tho crew during the
recont voyage from Cardiff, and tortured
another mate, Ellwood, to death.
At IN indignation meeting of citizens a |
resolution was passed requesting the Gov |
ernor Of Hong Kong to telegraph for per-
mission to Surrender the accused to the
United States authorities. 1t is supposed |
that It the Whitmore attempts to escape |
the Kearsarge will follow and secure her in |
some port where no technical difficulty will |
The Chinese Embassy.
The names Of the members of the Chinese
embassy to the United States have been
published, apparently by authority, as fol.
ows: Chief chancellor, Yung Wung; first
secretary, Wong Ching. COnsols are to be
'ent to San Francisco and Lima.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Mr.. Henry James, Jr.. has . clever con-
versation on Daniel Deronda" in the De.
cember Atlantic, in which one Of the par.
Elephants is made to say, "Well, wonder
what he (Daniel) accomplished in the East1'
to which another replies, "Oh, they had tea
parties at Jerusalem-exclusively of ladies,
and he sat in the midst and stirred his tea
and made heightened remarks. and then
Mirah sang little, Just little, on account
of her voice being 60 weak"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
roorrmurp FROM FIRST PAoE.1

= clear majority Of the elecsorsl votes
There IL no indication that any iiknt-
The sddFees of the Democratic COMMITTEE
r. an impudent and an iaei0us attempt to
prejudice and pervert the public Judgment.
HAYES and Wheeler are elected, and the
will of the American people will DO carried
ont and maintained.
s z. CHANDLER,
Chairman Of the Republican National
Committee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
Succession Of Elijah Pe.,..

&HCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81 l72.-Notice n hereby evan
20 the creditors Of this estate, and to iii other
persons herein interested, to show cause within
tnsX have or can. why the account presented 81
william A. Pealc. testamentsry executor Of this
es,ate, should not b homologated and approved.
with. So s"o10'
By order of the Court
dsSH7 FRANK PACE. JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
General Exchange
quotations. quotations,

The market opebed inanimatc, with only med
crate inquiry, o:tl. from buyers who came for
ward with f-rs which factors were unwill .nX to
accept, and tho sales during the morning ere
consequently OF limited extent, but later in The
ca the demand was met more freely and the
movement bsta anne qui e animated. resultir & in
the fair business not, d above. Prices e1hiolt cd
considerable irregulsrlty. part Of the bus mes S
was at about yesterdays quota ons ard the rest
was Ut figures more in favor OF buyers showing in
most CT ses . reduction of sc, With exec piional
transactions at ttill greater falling If With
have been pressed unless at more liberal conce J.
si0ns than v ere actually granted
We hoard good dt al Of complaint during the
morning about the poor ia ssortment but later in
the day more samples were opened and . better
scope presented to buyerf.
Tbs dispatches reported Liverpool steady at
previous rates with sales of Is, $50 bales and ar
r;vsls frTer at the opening. but fiat st noon
Havre dull ana es sier. but not quotsby lower. and
New York q let and steady 1t y, sterdsy's quota.
tions for spots and at noon 1910 sc lower for flu
lures, which subse Quently reacted and c.osed at a
net advance of 32dl.l6c on the later months and
at yesterdays figures for the earieE
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared before to-days exporte) 1903 543 bales
Sab for the North sea- 1911 for Bremen 1921 for
Spain, 426 for the Mediterranean. and 1856 for
ctastwlfe ports, leaving IN presses, agreeshly to
lts account at IL NJ l76 626 bales lai 20 part of
which il not on sale.
At noon today middling was quoted at Calves.
ton at ll9c, at Mobile At llhc, at Savannah
at llac, at Chareston at l2c, 1T Wilmington ct
at New York At l2hc at Boston 1T 12Ac, ct Mem.
ph's az II sc. and At Augusta at III 0llAc.
TIE Exchange report.: Sales 1900 bales. Mar.
ket easier; not quotably lower"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE
~ AIROAD.
THE MOBILE LINE.
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
70 the East, North and West.
VIA Louisville. via Atlanta and via st. Lou,a
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAL.
''sans VIII arrive and depart from Depot, foot q,
Canal street. ~ follows;
szD.s... l. y. Express a J. !. A.
G AL, lSaturI Accommodating mon.
oays oniyl. .S'l5P M days only :. 9:S0 4. NJ.
Vile Nashvills and St Louis without c%.n.a sn6
onry Sne casnge to New York and Raste IN cities
.+ .cnet 0mce oorner OF Camp ana Oommoa
ss1eots, opposite City Hotel
40, Nv. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
~ d HUTCHINSON, superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day embraced $500 bales
ductiOn Of sc Tin our quotations. We give also
the figures and report Of the Exchange, q below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Gold opened at 1913 OlOss, against lO7k a,
New Yors, sns. after . literal uusn.ss, closed At
w VIZ @;s' Il .oSsh'd ie4.. during the interim, Interim
The sales summed'up $4,000 embracing $1,000 at
lU7; S40OO at 108; 80 0OoAt l08t; ~ 900 $40 COG
At lo8 a lO8k.
Foreign exc hanse y as stronger at the Opt ming,
but ruled about the tane as yesterday at the
cloee. The movement wAs tar.
The Gales of sterling cOmprstd &49 QUO, emb &C.
ing $4,000 bill of lading and al ear at e5 l03a q
lading at IS 1os as ii; rs 900 do at S5 lOk0
II, and 1000 do at SIS liz 05 ~.
The sales of francs amounted TO 500 90 CONNER
cal, embrs cling $1,000 at 4s5 100 100 at 493A. rs.
GOO at 4s3h, $4,000 at 49aa4 0492s and $50 600 ut
4.92,:.
05 IL fer bill of iading and Al clear. and - a
IS 1881 for bank, leak counter rate as ~ ard
francs At 4.93si for commercial
Commercial sight on New York was h de
hiehe'. The saes Comprised $40 400, en- bTacug
$4,000 CONNIE; ci.l at 9,l6 p int di count. e25
y, and s35 600 do at IS 80 We also noticed sale
10 coo commercial in Providence at Is y &c 1t
Discount
The banks continued to check on New York at
p cent discount, wbi,e commercial sight was
quoted at 9l6d y, against yesterday
The following 10 The official statement Of the
sales reported to-day at the stock BxchAnRe:-
S shares Mechanics arr Traders In
su, ace Com pany.. ............$ 500 so
2s 90 city premium bonds. BIZ
Socks were quiet.
With hbersl offerings ard light demand Stste
conkOls declined y y cent, closing 1t S. 9s6k.
Premium boz ds were qu'ss ard steady at pre-.
vio1s rates, clNinx at 3la e39.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
RAILROADS,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
AkW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAN.
ROAD.

U ana after Monday November ~, 1876.
Trains depart and arrive - follows from Callliore
sueet depot:
,r.u O1fAHT: A1RIy1
AccomodA- lAcnommcA.A - ="
non: ::. $3.50 NJ ton --..... 0.15 A. n.
Lop1s. Chiosgo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Vnly one change Of sleeping can to Ka:texn
C Cs,es ciAocsmmodAt1on train Tuns - Tar - n.
I1cxets Tor sale and information given ct No. n
Osmp street, corner Of Common under CIV Hosei
,.,x, p. 6HELDON, Agent
yeO ~ 3. D. FROST, Central Mana~ne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
MONETARY. ANb COMMERCIAL.
QNETARY. -.,---s..y
OFFICE FEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, !
WRDNksDAY EVENING, December IL, 1876.

The demand fer money was moderate to-dsv.
paper waa unrhaDged. Gold WIS ir< hlar. and
sfter lihsaal business closed &c higher. Foreign
exchange sold to fir extent, but fuctuated with
the openinz. but closing about the Same " ster-
dsy. Under . gosd demand commsrciA aight on
fHss w.. e wrs
consols were p cent lover. Premium binds
ruled ut about previous rates.
The following were to-day elected dire ct0rs Of
the southern BapA: uesNs. Thomas Lay ton. vii.
liam c. Z. sibc rne. John T. Moore. Bradsh John
son. b. a. Stanley and VII lam c. G Claiborne Jr:
We con. iuue to quote fist clsss collateral
loans 1t sac y cent p anEum discount other
grades at l00l2: exceptional commercial paper
9010; AL 20 at l20i8, and second grade nomina al
First class NOR s a yes nanue to rule ct "a p
cent p snLum. snd second grade are still quoted
eptirasIv nOnlinsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BRxMBN AND NEW oRIxAm
| hAvks' VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
IT. g. s'ifai :;s yin :; L: :s' !: s';t
u.rr. From Bremen. Orlesns
10. About Nov a
Further DAYS Of departure vii b 1So =
The steamers touch outward At H.v,. .,a
ana on their homo trip ct Havana and South.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
or Ne~ Sr!sa: Southampton o. Hsvrs to Hsvans
Cabin, >1so (goldl steersge, sas tro,dl
ron New Orleans to Southampton H.vrs q,
Cabin. else tgold). stssrass, es t.on,
from New Orleans to Havanas
cabin, sss (goAl stssr.ss, els tsouA
Onuo1en under ten years half price; Children nm.
1outs The e dsS. g tns
SP ss.:ss ~ Ia. me prices Of passage.
e 81 the q
1'1'neE ps1fS1c11a1s spHlZ e
eelo No q Union strsst.
FOh HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS Ann
KEY WHIST.
Uaieed States Mali Line.
M1heanlM z. CLYDE, WILMINGTON.
= EMILIA.
49, and HsSrns stS sems;birr isf hsn.
= WI Dispatch one OF the above arst
Hav.n. oisss Steamers from New Orleans 10
Every Week.
n no%tGnine q Cedar ksys and Key west and con
n:TcSsa 9SSns TisS IN Mle:%ers Tor Tampa - WV
FloriSs nc, Dn 81 aaang Issued to all points In
TON and Savannah. A~AA' SnAki0~
+,cRst paesenger accommodations, and through
osS"e "e'ens received without permit from the !,
For freight or passage apply to
< ROBERTS. Agent,
No. lao Common etraet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Succession Of Thomas Shore.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans No. % los. - whereas, ArA Eliza
Dolan has petitioned the court for letters
Of administration on the estate Of the late
Thomas shore deceased. intestatA Notice 10
hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show cause within ten days why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
DEF IL l6t FRANK PACE, JR. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
no YOU NEED MONEY!

Call at the corner Of st. Louis and Dauphine
streets; No. los St. Louis street and l04 Dauphne
street. All kinds of SECONDHAND GOODS bouzhs
and sold, Furniture, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Clothing, English. French, Opanish and German
Books bought. win call 1t reaidence. send letteY
through p0stOface.
ocl7 ly JULRS BRGON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
BUSINESS CARDS,

A HERO. JR.,
"oiAh1 PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DIED
Omce Ne. ~ Cemuercial Plaza.
sssnt@ 91 Rsoe q with dispatch and pssnp
e''"" " ~. AIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Huccession Of sarah George, Widow Of
Thomas Al0nzo.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. %, 438.-Notice IL hereby 9iven
to the creditors of this estate, and 10 ali other
tan days from thspresent notification, il any thew
have or can, why the account presented by P.
3. Witt. testADentary executor of TINS e.
and the funds distributed In accordance there.
with.
BY order Of the Court.
dsl4 10 23* PRANK PACE IN cg..x
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, !
Thursday, December IA, 1876. !

CIEAKED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship Guillermo, Echevarrie, for Liv.
erpool
Steamship Lone Star. Forbes. for New York
Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
Norwegian ship Rof Anderson for Lverpoel
French bark Danube: TIT buchet. for Hsvro
Schooner Daisy 4 Parkhurst, Hooper, for Provi.
dence, Ri
Schooner Palma, Tay lor for st Marks
Sloop Bonita. Messina, Tor ApalachicOls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Succession of Jacob Weaver ana Johan IN.
ette Bender Weaver.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Weaver Charles wife Of John Charles. has nett
toned the court for letters of administrator on
the estate OF the late Jacob Weaver and Johanetfe
Dy given to all whom it may concern to chow
cause within ten days why the prayer Of aid
By order Of the Court
oeS IA I8~ FRANK PACE JR C1erk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

6uccession Of Michael Bfckel.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ABOVE
"A succession are required to make payment to
the undersigned, and those hsving clalms against
that succession Wil! please present them to
&. T. PARKER
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