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The nfTnlr. WAS quite = little comedy !n some
aspects, usssl csded, Hs all eulItea shvul4, with
cvs1yls1;y s;y. sas I; ~ lnppy % ,,urr,, ,,.,v vs,rs
anl ltvr old atmirer was approaching So, when
liz met with ynung la,ly u - who prmluycd Il
str,ng Impression ,Ipun hin. Slrr was ]lttiD
above the ,nrslhiIn icfglsts slender, but elegantly
formed. A fair cotupicxion with .elirntc tilt
of tAu rosy, large l.4.zcl eyes, full vi life aud
fccliug, md luxur[ant lair Of 4 rich, soft III
ln,r,I, tnrutct! co,bnnttn Ut nttract!ons which
was cmlncntly calculated To move the heart
nj this. tliu latly was a'imiral,y eracefnl; Bl,o
rode, danced, al,l 1uuYr,l with elegant case,
aset saug u1.d played uu thu tnrpslrhotd very
swect'y. Add still to these accomplishments
tho possession Of excellent god sens*, very cory
si,lciuhle cultivation warm heart, uni Il con-
n,srnbc fortunr and II will not bs liii!}erlt To
understand how tho youthful Mr. Jefferson ratnu
to visit very frequently ut t1. ady's rrsidcncu,
n the County. ot Churles City. i was called
Mrs. Martin Shelton. She was IL daughter Of
Juln Wayics anc'llluent lawyer, and liMt mar
rS n hsf J. l7th ysar Mr. Dathurst shelton.
at ~. As thu three years Of mourning began 10
expire, thu beautiful young in'ly tuu!nl lirrscf
tcsjcgrd ut :ric Furest by numerous visitors.
Ul these, three Werc fayor!tca with the fair Mrs.
Skcltun, OF wllum Mr. Th0uas jefferson WIS
unc. The trutlttit.n runs thAt tbs rretun-
sl.ls of tile rivals were tlrgi,lctl either by The
Inut ftal accomplishments OF t|lc ynuy counselor
3r oy the isart Of 'is opponents; Ths taie Is
10y Yer1, ~ ,@t !no % imo
ullntt",tu st,t!n.ssah ., etto9nteleu eaen ott!cs
on Yrs; sSttnh's doorstep, but, ileuIins Jc'lcT-
so,s fun @ au Yo,se asednl'lanys shG iany ~
lathcte so!G EaFe W Ile e.'atesl thensei"ilh
affair wus beyond t!leIr c0i,srol. Ttls other
story y that IN tnrse iilct ny TUG ugor: aha
aEfeed tint t'ey @ aaAe sneit tori Jefferson
entersi tlfht, anu .nS to,e1 r,, q, tn uy y ns.
OF all hope However this inny, bcs 1t
, 1876-06-24

The story Ut Charley Rosa, .hs stolen child!
has Gcrn written hy 1lis father, Christian X.
Ross, and will shortly be published by John +.
Potter u Gu, Of lllalulpllia, "a q subscription
Charley Ross. himself, a,t,l Ut other stolen chit
irt!l, iac suilcs Of tllu ubduetors' letters, aud
al account pf the yArintls mraaures ot search
n,l,,''' = '",'' ti Il ,s'''r t;:'ht,.s lI,sulcs.
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What the Prominent Ladies' and
Gontlomon Of the Profession
Receive.
Years of Hard Work Necessary to
Secure Living Wages.
Their Paths AFRO Not Usually
Strewn will, Flowers.
Mr. Daly's "Pi9ue" Saves Him from
Probable Bankruptcy.
The Managers See Hard Times
as Wcll as Other Folks.


NEW yoWK, juno lD.-Onr Of onr morning pa
r,r. rsrrnt1y rulIrl,cd mn article rurpartinK tn
w. ~, rn,",,t ,rcnurt ~ lin salnr,cs received by
give CORRECT "ee""''E VI NV ....,,tr, All
hrnA'na nct"rH ara Actresses ~ efclytnns Nv"
anything rtlatlvc 10 tt,e framntic pr"fceh'nn al'
n,ark 10 ly III rrcat drmant tho artictc nl1ndel 10
@ ,,,.i, M ~ ,,tnd In lin nr,ytnancra. ANYTHING
WIS "'"ely eoflcu ~ l''u "o"ntp :, .,.s ."n,1
tnure erroneous than me ne"tsn H"s' sos,a ..sa
scarcely hayc been concoctcu. According 70 1has
,,n;r,nrpt Il " mayc urnGtab,u 10 be a daHll1ng
.,a.''t,,, ,oIv,. NJ ,u, or nur ponular theatres
lc""in1 '""5 ~ 80 u.".tJ.nt ~ ,1,o 1]p,t.1
N.an Cahtuct MlnFteF or fTes"ei't y. luz o''lsa
statcs, willie fascinating coincuah enjoys
m income which Prince OF the boud
nn ,,,,'. i.''0"u s,,,, au,ncct tl,p article in
question was tnsr'ren. II hot nc.""'. ".t'sH'
by ouc Of tho aliea Of tho pfofe'siont Tor u CON-
rive. to show tlat laies receive better salhrtcs
~. 49, .ut1,,ncn Far fnetnuce. Eunny
than wy e'..,t.a, eet, ,,tt,, ,ocr,viny s35n M.
Davenport ~ creaiteu Will 'csu'''"s S'"' re-
vec!s lsnso Eytfl1Ec Will Siao' thra aloFi'6 "'th
s,tn,. nu,, 40 IN ttroug, long llst Of ActresstA
g.. a.. -, ,.nm no.4r.s more than local ,eputa.
mt ZEN u " ""e''' i'o"'"a' ''''0 ''''' '~fN'~
t!on. .., ,,u, =, ,,a ,,,,,uou,. ,,ro
Incorrect, l,ayu tnten the troublu to interview"
.".,a, ,,,,,orcr. man the sut'cct, and below will
so'ct"' ',"HHhstp r"t "E .t,t,ront rcro,1tro ,hn
be found III acchsa'e h''.e"ie"s .ehu'".''S se
earnings Of veil knuwt rncHlbcra o1 INC rfolc*flon
, 1876-06-24

I17ASTED-nS wEsT SIDE. Fol, CASH EEsTOM.
" RI, Int'i brck h"HA". With 1nHl"tn mrroye.
ntcnts. cnfnrr. ar itsi!r, Wit M.fo !nf, Al.
dress will fnrtrulAEa EDMUND a. ErMAIISES, 1l3
and I'll L3SRile IT.
, 1876-06-24

TisHI: LIIIlTStSt; SlluJ.T.itASp CELEl:laG1.1rT.
send stamp fur particulars nr s rents fur sri Q!
,l,strursiun chfHs. jAMEs uNpEHlflLL. pubifsher4
i!s t'lnrk-st, EhsraEo.
WILL EypHEssMAH WHO ilATLEn AWAY
" seven parknErs Vt butter from i.1 South Water.
NJ. call At the Ht0Fr2
I3-AsTNp-A& INTEREST rs S0MI Est An.
~ l!rt!e nu'!nrs: pIstG1cnSs r. lal9er "5 'ann.
ply hy letter. i ~ 1rlhuAn "ller
xsFANTEt,-rEprLET pUi:cllAsE ?:siioT Full
" nickel plated rtvnlvrra 1t s. ~: E,ahk rrrrat-
iHe rld shuts In ~ srrDas ~ RI y1eA 1T rctolsrrA.
ratalDgIcs ir..e. WEsrElsS GUN WORKS. "a Dear
hUrJi .tt., Chicago. H.
N1TAHTEn-.iN INTEREST IN A rATESTEn
" artfrlr uf inrrtt either wnuh Or Iron. will
manufacture IN royalty AidrtHa u II. Trhhe ntlrr.
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i GENTS WAHTEp-Tt. TAKE AtEST6' GUIDE;
lion tr1 to ali. .scnl. w sLat ~; ILL! ys.r;
Aswu euploy no 4xsnts aud No. Il srty valuable
to e k.rlt Md eIIn:'rs frI.u rGrts4ry u
II. II NhS ACtiI4. ~ uG2I t41FE ~. t4HllI.u.
, 1876-06-24

AxTf91AES 1T ia}rs ,al To- sEhL Mi!1tS W. AFR , CASEa
Tuf:f, ~ and s1 sunih Canli.al.
WANT TEi-Mt'LATTt, nf,Y, t. or Il YEARS TIC
~ 70 IN cuuHrY Ald wnft iru rrcaiu tables AID
tHHSs Mn.sels "tsiAt. Gal! seas u IS. Wess Lasrst.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BIZ g. GUINAULT, at IL O'Clock, 1t the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, . lot with build
ings on Delord, between Tchouitoulas and
Peters streets; same. on South Market be-
tween Peters and Tchoupitoulas streets same
on Delord, in came square; stocks.
81 G. E. GIRARDEY, at IL O'Clock, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, lot with build
ings in square bounded by Washington, sixth
st. Patrick and St. Denis streets; same, on
Magazine. bet ween Robin and Race streets.
81 ThB UNITED STATES MARSHAL, 1t II O'Clock,
at the Customhouse, the schooner R. W.
Brown her tackle etc.
By TIE STATE TAX COLLECTOR OF THE
FIRST DISTRICT. at 10 o'clock, at No. l6s
Gravier street. real estate for taxes
By d. 4. MORPHY SON, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 292
Peters street. sugar mill, engine. pump etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1876.

Superior District Court.
The following order was spread on the
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, ,
New Orleans, October l3 1885,
Hon. Henry C. DiDble Assistant Attorney General:
S1R-During the absence from the capital
of Hon. William II. Hunt, Attorney Cen
eral, you are hereby authorized and re-
uuested to discharge the duties of the office.
This designation is made under section
two of act No. IS of 1874.
Very respectfully.
State OK rel. John h. Clay We. Auditor
johnson -Defendant is ordered to warrant
to relatOr for 1908 appropriated by act
No SO of 1874, for costs and fees in full OF
Sheriff Sauvinet.
Superior Criminal Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carrying concealed weapons Octavio
Sofa, NJ. Larkin.
Assault and battery, etc.-Ben White, to
assault upon Officer Charles Davis, on the
tenth of June.
NOLLE PROsEQUr ENTERED.
Carrying concealed weapon-John Rey-
nOlds.
MOTION FOR BAIL.
Rspe-Michael Monier, indicted October
10. Rule fixed for October Is.
SENTENCED.
Carving concealed weapons-Octavio
Sofa, $40 or one day; N. Larkin, $40 Or ten
days.
Assault-Ben White, ten days.
First District Court.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault-Dan Mahoney, Lawrence Fred
erick.
PETTY larceEy-Charles Thompson. As
sault and battery-Alfred Gibson.
ACQUITTED.
Charles Thompson, of petty larceny.
MIsTRIAL
Rane Roman, on petty larceny.
SENTENCED.
Pauline Bienvenu, petty larceny, three
months.
second Distrlca Court.
Succeesions of N. A. Dellarno, J. B. T.
Danfous, Michael Egan and Sarah Mary
Petty, wife of Alcee C. Morel. opened.
Fifth District Court.
Pierre Lacaze We. Z. Meunier, Judge of
the Third District Court Petitioner, of
Magazine Market, claims $4,000 damages
caused by the defendants decision in re.
| leasing three private markes men, Adam
Wagner, Bernard Barthe and Jason
Machado, on . writ of habeas corpus.
Sixth District Court.
Louis Bales vs. E. Meunier, judge of the
| Third District CONTRIBUTIONS, Q butcher
| Of Treme Marx ct, claims $4,000 damages,
| oaused by tho defendant's decision in 70.
leasine . private market man, Sylvan
| Viala, on writ Of habeaa corpus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
NlONlTlON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
NlONlTION.


STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
VUVHR STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
l. it NAV concern, greeting: Whereas Louis Fix.
OF this parish, has purchased at q sale made by
s. ate tax collector of this parish the twenty.
third day of october 1875 the following described
property, and has applied to the Judge OF this
court for a mOn1tlOn.
Know We tha- you are cited and admorished, in
the of the State of Louisiana and ofthe Second
District Court 70: the parrish Of Orleans, who can
set up any right, title or claim to the following
desc ibed property, in consequence ut informally
in any of the proceedings of F. Dumas. the state
under which the sale was made on the twenty.
third OF October 1875, irregusrty or illegal
ity in the notice OF demand, nOJlce OF seizure.
cOrding thereof. time within which the proceed
ings to be carried on, any defect in the Ad-
vertisement in the time and manner of the sale, or
anv ether defect whatsoever, to show cause within
thirty DAYS from the day this mOniton is fret in
eerted why the sale so made should not be con.
l. A lot of ground, with the buildings and i'm
prevements thereon, the rights. ways, privileges
aud servitudes thereof. designated on plan Oy
Eourgerol surveyor, dated eighth Of April. 1884,
twenty ninth of April 1910, by No. Of square
bounded by Elysian Fields MOreau, now Chartres
Marigny and Victory, now Decatur streets, mea
uripg English measure, % feet IL inches line
purchased from L. Fix, January &c, 1872, by &C
before A. J. Lewis notary.
O. A lot Of ground adjoining situated in tn
same square, and forming the corner of Chartre
and kiysan Fields Streets measu, ing "a feet fron
on Elysian Fields street, and IS feet depth an
front on Charities rect and aGiIdicated 10 Louis
Fix the for $l96 rs, and the other for $i05 IS
which sums were paid to said tax collector.
New Orleans September Is, 1876
FRaNk PAcn IN Clerk sells Ocl IT,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES MAIL.

UNITED STATES MAIL
Louisiana.
Posro1Ylos DsPAnfxzNF,(
Washington, september l. 1876. !
DROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED AT TEE
Contract Office OF this Department until
3 p. n. of November 20, 1876 10 be decided by
the twenty. dfth). for carrying the MALE Of the
90 1873, ON the following routes In the state Of
Louisiana and BY the schedule Of departures and
arrivals herein specified, viz
1910 Prom Port Vincent by Melton Old Field n.
o., Ott's Mill In. o.l, and Hog Branch 10.
o.. to Independence, fifty miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Port Vincent Monday at A. M;
Arrive Ut Independence next day bv " NJ;
Arrive % Port Vincent next dav BY b r. NJ
Bond required with bid. $780,
e2l5 From Columbia by Felix Ia. o.. charlieville
In. O. and Red Mouth (n o. to Alt0 thirty
miles and bxck, once q week.
Leave Columbia Friday at 8 A. NJ;
Arrive at Alto BY r. M;
Leave Alto Saturday ala A. NJ;
Arrive at Columbia by P. M.
Bond required with bid, $500.
Bidders can obtain blank proposals by applica-
ton to the Second Assistant Postmaster General,
at the PostOfice Department, Washington District
minus Of the routes, fro whom also they may 90.
tain any spec al information thew may desire, as
to the liabilities duties and obig atoms of Builders
and contractors.
JAMES N. TYNER,
SELF law6t Postmaster General
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

MASS MEETING IN KENNERvILLE.-Thurs
day all Kennerville turned out to the Re-
publican Gass meeting, both white and
black, Democrat and Republican. A fine
brass band from New Orleans was in at
tendance.
Addresses were made by Hon. Henry {.
Dlbble, candidate for Congress; Hon. j.
Henry Burch, Hon. Morris Marks. Hon. T.
&. Stamps and Charles Hodges, all of
whom were heartily applauded.
From the enthusiasm it was confidently
predicted that Jefferson, Left bank, exclu-
eive of Csrrollton. would give 1000 Repub-
lican majority in November.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MARY HUETBMEN VS.. JACQUES ESTOUPE-
No. 43,772.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TENTH
i day Of May, 1876 judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled SUIT in the
words and figures following. to wit
This case having been submitted to the court for
adjudication on the evidence on file aud the court
considering the law and the SAID evidence to be in
favor of Plaintiff herein; it 10 ordered, adjudged
and decreed that there be judgment in favor Of
plaintiff. Mary Huntemen wife of Jacques KstOdpe.
and against defendant, the said Jacques EstOuOe,
decreting . separation Of property from her said
husband
It IL further ordered, sdjudged and decreed.
that there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff,
Mary Hunt emen, and ag2nst defendant, her said
husband JacQues RstOupe, Y the sum Of one tho u
sand dolars with legal interest from judici Il de-
mand viz October Is 1875, and costa Of suit; and
that plaintiff have the administration of her
ps,apDernsl property.
!ads%r mr. :s 3 "a Ma, 10, 1876
HUGH J. CAMPBELL, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the
city of New orleans, on this twenty fifth day Of
July. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy six, and the one hundred
and first year Of the Independence of the United
States.
sels ocl II j. o. CHALON, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oalce Fordoche and Gross Tete special
Levee Board, Musson, September II. l876.-The
building Of the Fordoche and Gross Tete leyees
NESDAY, october l3, 1876 at twelve o'clock M.
Surveys al specifications of the work can be SCI
at the office of the board at Musson on the day Of
sale Bond and security to the satisfaction of the
board will be required of constructors. The right
of rejecting any bid is reserved.
BY order Of the board.
HR Sraax Sacretarv Oc3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
ESTATE OF T. o. SULLY.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans August 4, 1876. !
VTyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. IN bankruptcy has been issued out Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District Of
Orleans in the parish of Orlr State of louisiana
adjudged bankrupt upon his petition; that the
payment of any debts, and the delivery of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt to him, for his
use, and tue transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law that meeting of the creditors OF
said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
a court of bankruptcy to be holden on the sxteenIh
day of October, A. u. 1876 at twelve o clock N at
the Customhouse building. New Orleans, before c.
s. Kellogg. register.
g. B. PACKARD,
aus ocl5 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
POLITICAL NOTICES.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS THIS WEEl

RooMs REPUBLICAN PARISH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, }
Parish of Orleans, Mechanics institute, Z
New Orleans, October J. 1876 }
In accordance with . resolution adopted by the
Republican Parish Campaign Committee the fos-
lowing named gentlemen have been selected and
assigned, as published below, the orators for
the various Republican Central Club meetings in
this city for the week ending Saturday, October
IA, 1876, viz:
Saturday Evening, October Ia, 1873.
THIRD WARD-W. L. Evans, president; W. g..
Elliott, secretary. Clay Hall. on Perdido between
Franklin and Liberty streets
Speakers-HON. SIMEON BELD3N, WILLIAM H.
GREEN.
The speakers whose names are announced above
are requested to attend the meetings of the vari
GUS clubs.
The list of orators will be published every Sun.
day with the assignments made, as above, for the
succeeding week.
Republicans Throughout tie city are requested
to attend the meetings of their respective clubs.
By order of the Committee.
oc8 CHARLES A. BAQUIB Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

BADGER GUARDs.-The young men of the
third ward met last evening and organized
a new club to be known as the Badger
Guards, and elected the following officers:
James Heavy. president; James Monarty,
first vice president; Thomas fishery, score
tary; F. McEntee, treasurer; Joseph P.
Churchill, sergeant-at arms; K. Thompson.
marshal; James Gordon, assistant marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

the river between Harigny and Vaudeville
streets, Third District. The vessel, which
10 owned by Mr.. Jsmison, of London, was
loading with cotton for Havre, and had
part of her cargo slowed away in the hold.
The fire was extinguished by the prompt
arrival of the fire department, with dam
age of $4,000 to the ship and cargo. which is
fully covered by insurance.
to suppose that the engine house of Me-
chanics' No. will be Immediately re-
paired. Unless something is done at once
the house may tumble and kill somebody.
The steamboat Carrie A. Thorn. sent up
the river to see what could be done with
the wreck Of the Southern Belle, has re-
turned, bringing about 100 bales of dam
aged cotton. Little or nothing of the 7elle
remains. The body of George Thompson.
the Bellies steward, was buried at Plaque.
mine.
Now that the October elections are over
can no. the clerk of the weather send us
title MOISTURE! 1t is due.
Lee Andrew Strong, the young man who
shot and killed his stepfather, Monroe
Chimney, on the eighteenth of last March,
under peculiar circumstances, and was
released on bonds soon afterward, has been
surrendered by the person who signed Tor
him. He is now in the Parish Prison.
A portion of the brick house, corner of
Rocheblave and Bienville streets, looks as if
it would fall the moment few innocent
children might happen to be playing near
it. The house is occupied by A. Hof, a
grocer, and is owned by Mrs. S. Bataille.
Theodore Roberts, chief engineer of the
burned steamboat Southern Belle, has ar
rived and was taken to the residence of his
brother.in.law, D. C. McCan. His wounds
will keep him in the house two or three
weeks.
The Bayou Sara packet Governor Allen,
on her last trip, brought down fifty barrels
of honey, which sold for about twenty-five
cents per pound.
One of the lower coast steamboats, an
nounces that one of its regular trips will be
cut short, because . wedding party has
chartered her for the day.
Grass will grow. and when dry will burn.
as some silly or malicious person learned
after touching lighted match to the stubble
in the yard Of Mr.. Wellington, Algiers,
greatly endangering that gentleman's resi-
donCo,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

ssMUHEBiSMTS
->~~-~>~~~>~~~>
THE ORPHANS APPEAL.
ENTERTAINMENT POR THB BENEFIT OF
ST. MARY'S ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM,
Third District
OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Bourbon and Toulouse streets
Saturday, October Ia. 1876.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Landing of Columbus. in two scenes.
Independence of the United S:ates-Scenes Of the
Continental Congress; Landing of Lafayette;
Meeting of Washington and Lafayette.
Louisiana in 1915.
1.-THE Three Friends"-A new and beautiful drama
in one act.
Grand Combination Tableau-Columbus 1892 Con-
tinental Congress, 1776 United States Centen
NAL, 1876. By upwards Of l25 Orphan Boys.
The regular orchestral band of the Theatre has
been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets Fifty Cents; Chairs in the boxes Seven
ty. five Cents.
Reserved seats may be secured without addition
al charge at the office of the Theatre the Thursday
and Friday next preceding the day of performance.
Reception 1 ommittee.
ED s. LEVY, Chairman.
J. G. NJ Kavanagh. John Power,
John G.. tporl, L. A. Thuber,
P Carey Jr. Louis Steiner.
P. F. Curley q. Sporl. Jr,
W. II. Carey, George W. Young,
4. r. Carey, Frank Bernard,
James Spor John Gallon,
M D. Gardner T. j. OSullivau.
Henry Peychaud,
Executive Committee.
Patrick Molony, Victor Sere,
NJ Z. GarveF c.. W bankers,
James COnners, Liam HOl&ad,
P. Bradley, C. Sporl.
Tickets may be procured from any member Of
the Con mittees from the NJ tyor, or at the insu-
rance Offices book and music stores OF the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF m. POKORNY.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE, I
New Orleans. August 8, 1876. )
vIyHIS Is TO GIVE AOTICE THAT A WAR
Il rant in bankruptcy has been issued out of
the District Court of the United states for the dis
trict Ut Louisiana, against the estate Of NJ.
Pokorny, of New Orleans. in the parish Of
rupt upon his own petition; that the pay.
ment Of any debts and the delivery OF any prop
erty. belonging to said bankrupt, to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law: that meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
be held at court of bankruptcy, to be holden
on the tewntieth day of October, A. ID. 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the sust0mhouse building
New Orleans before Z. 8. Kellogg, register
=. B. PACKARD.
aug Oc20 UDited state, Mar shall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
COMMITTEES, Mechanics Institute. New Orleans
October Is lS76.-The preside nts and seer q aries
of the various Republican Representative Distl ct
Conventions lately assembled in this city, are
the secretary Of this committee, a. sooA a. prac
ticsbe the credentials Of the delegates elected BY
tion. Which win assemble At the AeshonicI lnsti
t1te iNenats CAambes), ON MONDAY, October is
is76, st twelve o'clock y:
By order. CAASkbA 4 1AQUIk.
ocll3t Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
Succession of PIacide Forstall.

0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. SO S35-NOtice is hereby given
to the credtOrs of this estate and to all other per.
sons herein interested. 10 show cause within ten
have or can, why the account aud tabeau
of distribution presented by Anatoe j. For
STALL estamentagy executor of this estate,
sho,ald not be hozloogaced approved, and
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
oS,S Si l42Is - ''-' FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
Succession of Mrs. Aimee Lartes.

SutEe19l08 OF Nf1. A1000 K0Ft0te
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- Of OrleanA No. 20 ,2S8.-Notice IL hereby gwen
sons herein interested to ahOw cause within ten
daya from the present notification, II any they
have OF can, why the account presented BY
AehiGe ChiapellA test4mAntary executor Of this
estate. should not he Genealogical and approved,
and thu funds distributed In accordance thofeWith
BY order Of the CeaIt.
cell $780, FRANK PACE. n Clark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-14
succesyiou Of e. Vltotou,

- Of Orleans No. 80, 72L- Notice is hereby given
TO the credltors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein iEte rested. to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, If any thew
have or eau. whv the account presented by Mrs.
Widow Niemie v. Mi1tOn, testamentary executrix
Of this estate, should not be hsmOlogared and
Herewith
BY order of the Court.
Ocl2 II d FRANK PACE JR Clerk