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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
ADemocratic Estimate Of Morton.

A UemOCt0uC 6StlNHatC VI .fkOElOus
The St. Louis Times, Democratic paper,
speaks Of the possibility Of the nomination
of Senator Morton as the Republican can6i-
date for the presidency:
Say what we may Of Morton's lack O.
ecruple, of his miserable pet.itoggiDg in the
Senate and or the stump, and Of his pitiless
persecution of the South for the noet mer-
CHESS and cold-blooded purposes OF politics,
it is still impossible to meet the man with
aversion or turn away from him with per
sonal feelings of unkinCness. For example,
] meet him nearly every day in the Eboitt
House, and Notwithstanding the uniform
severity Of my criticisms upon his course,
for years past, he always has the pleasant.
est OF greetings for ne, invariably some
good.narured comment on the events Of the
day, and not unfrequently morsel of news
source, and for which could not help be-
ing more or less grateful, even we're ! .
natural born monster Of ingratitude, which
I don't think is the case. This conjunction
of the most genial bonhOmmie, which wins
men. with the harsher and more positive
elements of character which serve to prOpel
thinge, is popularity of Morton, and it is
the grand secret OF his power IN the affairs
of the land. The result is, that while he has
. legion Of friends who would spend their
substance for him, he has few enemies so
to help him up if he were PROSTATE 0y the
wsyside. Morton's weak point as Repub-
licsp candidate for the presidency is the
tact that Wall street has not % much con-
6dence in him as it would have in Grant,
Blaine or Conkling. Bnt his strong point IL,
that the people have kindlier feeling for
him than for Ill the others put together.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.-Dr. s. G.
Russell, secretary Of the Board Of Health,
reports the following number Of deaths n
the city of New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sunday, January l6, at P. NJ:
One OF abscess the kidneys, OF abscese
of the liver, Of aneurism Of aor:a, OF
aropexy, OF bronchitis, : Of burns, Of
Brigtt's disease. l of cancer OF TIE breast.
Of cancer of the stomach, OF cancer OF
the womb, l OF catarrh, ! OF cholera IL
fantum. 3 of congestion Of the brain, CT
congestion OF the lunge. y OF consumption,
3 of MANTLE commissions, l OF cyanos-s, l
of Group, of adult debility, l OF in'autile
debility, 2 Of chronic diarrhea, ! OF dropsy,
l OF dropsy in the abdomen, OF Gropsy ci
the heart. ! of dvsentery, Of diphtheria.
Of dyspepsia, l Of congestive fever, ! OF il,
termitten: fever. OF puerperal fever, j OF
scarlet fever. Of malarlal fever, Of hemor-
rhage from the lungs, 2 of disease CT the
heart, of en- bolism, of hopping cough,
of hyJropLob;a, > Of Inflammation OF the
bowels, . of Inflammation of the liver, 9 OF
Inflammation of the lungs, ] OF Injuries, l
Of insanity, l of difficult labor l ot laryI-
gifts, 3 of infantile marasmue, Of old age.
of paralysis, Of peritOnitis, OF poison,
of premature birth, OF smallpox, OF
softening of the brain, 6 OF iris nascentlun,
of wounds, 3 Of gunehcr wounds, LOt stated;
total, IlS. OF these % were children under
i've years Of age. Number inferred from
public institutions, %; on certificate OF
coronere, Is; on certificate OF midwives, .;
on certificate of sisters, /. In addition to
the above s,iilborn children were reported
in ffa city
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
CooL.by, William Allen.

TIE Columbus correspondent: OF the
Cleveland Leader, after speaking of the IN
auguration OF Governor Hayes, says:
: When, at the conclusion of his inaugural
address, Governor Hayes turned TO his ven.
cradle predecessor and expressed for him
self and the people Of OHIO the earnest
wish that peace and happiness might crown
the days of tie retiring statesman, Cover
nor Allen arose and g1asFed him warmly
by the land. Soon after the two went arm
in arc together to the executive Office,
where Governor Hayes, assisted by his &C
complisheG wife, received The people that
thronged in TO congratulate Linz. Governor
Allen remained a silent spectator of the
scene for a little while, and tier walked I'M
attended and unnot.ced back to his rooms
at the Neil House. Two years ago he was
surrounded by a hos: OF eager satellites
who hailed him as the survivor Of the
Democracy, the Moses WHO brought them
over the Red Sea. And row was thus ne
elected and alone, tina. lie Stepped down
and on. from puollc life forever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
RuHanitm 10 Arkansas.

\ disgrsceful outrage upon the most
sacred feel ngs Of .he Jewish race has re-
Gently been peIpe.ra.ed at Pine Bluff. Ar
kansas. Some unknown villains there de-
vastated .he Jewish graveyard. All the
monuments and gravestones. more than
seventy II number, were Frustrated and
smashed to pieces; The flowers and shrub.
berry were torn up. and finally fire was
brought into play I'll The cesolation was
complete. The motive 0: tie deed is not
discernible. and the guilty parties have not
been discovered, The Hebrew population
are very much excited about the matter,
and we are very glad 20 see that the Chris
tians Of tie place have joined with them to
find the perpetrat ore. The mayor has Of
fered $1,000 reward for their discovery; the
Hebrews themselves have offered as much
more, and the Governor of the State is ex-
pected 20 co something. We hope that the
Williams will be caught and properly pun
isbed. TIE search for them must not be
allowed to res. till tnev are in the hands O.;
Justice. Amorg The Hebrews the graves,
the asher, the memories ard the names OF
the dead aye peculiarly sacred.-N Louis
RtUuD.tcui..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
DisraeIi and Woman Suffrage.

I: is sill regarded as an iEd:ca,ion Of
light weight on the part Of sn American
statesman to take an interest in the woman
suffrage movement, and the more conserva-
tive are 10: slow to heap rid:cule OF any
one daring 70 make stand in favor Of what
some Of the female agi:ators term their
rights. This is little odd, and it shows
that Americans are somewhat behind the
English in the application OF the principle
of equal rights to all, for IN that country
the greatest statesmen have enlisted them
selves in behalf Of women: Dieraeli is q
pronounced woman suftragis., and recently
took occasion to assure several active agita.
tors that he would do all in his Pc wer to &C.
cnre for them the privileges they demanded.
Warrington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

BOARD OF Police COMMIssIONERs.-Ata
meeting Of the Police Board yesterday,
Major Y. A. Ryan, one Of the commissioners,
referring to the card published in some Of
tie daily papers Sunday morning, signed
Many Merchants" asking: 'Is the Chief
of Police, or the Police Board, responsible
for the robbe1ies daily perpetrated by the
game known as 5unko?" stated that in his
Judgment tie Superintendent of Police was
alone responsible. Then, referring to the
acton of the board of the seventeenth Of
December, when the game of burko was
ordered 20 be suppressed, and the Superin-
tenden. made personally responsible for the
continuance Of the game, he moved that the
chief clerk be directed to prepare charges
against the Superintendent for violation Of
orders in this respect. The motion was car
RED ny a unanimous vote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

IsFaR-MRET OF WA.ERwokEs)
and Pubic Buildings
Eew Orleans. January u, 1876.
CEaLsD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this eff &c rn..l SATURDAY, January q, 1876,
tveive o.,Ock NJ. foT furnishing 10 the city TWO
ta;ooat lcads OF P.t-scn.g ccs., 20 he delivered
WITHIN the Waterwalhs iLc-csUTe S. sCch points
as mag ne GesgEa-e..
Ids are e he made a. 50 much per barrel.
r. parties making l-ouosals Tor tbs contract
are required to G-Iosr with tee Adm.L lstcator OF
Finance me sarn o. 42te previous 10 aCjud .csicn
as evidence Of the. .c.eLtcl 20 abide by the e.
who shall lie forfeited 70 tie city in case CT re
:i.sa: 70 s.gil tie coLuac..
F.tdsrs 20 whom tie coa.-ac: is 10. awarded
shall have me amount Ct tLelc deposits IetuILed
CT -he cay 81 adjudication.
No DO WI he entertained unless the certificate
Of ne administrator q F.Lance accompany tie
sare. 49,
lie ely reserves tie r.gnt 20 rejec. any and az
tids.
Proposals - lie irdo,seG Proposals. fer coa.'
AuouL-s q ts.-e.s % re Cetel mixed by gauge
ueas..ie:LeLt.
ial4 ID LEON EERTOLI Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

A RoUsrABoUr KILLED.-When the steam
boat Belle Of Shreveport landed here Sun
day Captain Rea informed the police that
Charles Chambers, one of his roustabouts,
was dead on the boat. While the Belle was
lying at Alieri's landing, few miles below
Baton Rouge, on the fifteenth instant,
Chambers had received his pay and went
on shore, remaining away about half an
hour. On returning he informed the cap
tain tina: he had been slot. Two men,
cabin passengers, went on shore when
Chambers did, and he stated that one of
them shot him Tor his money. He died soon
af:eywarG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

When lawyer dies it is customary for
number OF mem hers Of the bar to pursue mis-
unhappy ghost with 10: of fulsome resolu-
tons, and as they have no fire bells to ring,
this may be well enough, for even the hest
of LAWYERS commit some sins during life,
and post norton resolutions are, perhaps,
as suitable punishment as any other.
These productions are generally of q melan-
choly tone, and rarely contain anything
striking, but set of them just passed by
some Montreal lawyers have excited consid-
cradle comment. In the midst Of the dismal
regrets q clause occurs which attacks the
government for neglecting to repair the
courthouse. the bad condition Of which had
hastened the demise Of the worthy harris
ter-C0Hrier Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
STATE NEWS.
ST. JOHN.

o4s UOdNs
From the Meschacebe:
The wa:ers Of Bonnet Care crevasse are
spreading rapidly, and already overflow the
Our friend 3. s. Labranche, of st. Charles,
reports that cre half Of his plantation is
under wafer.
BOSsIER.
From the Bossier Eafner:
A school teacher named Homer Storing
was found dead in the school house near
Jordan Mime, at Booster Point, IN this par
ISL From remarks made by him few days
previous, and from an examination of the
body q. the inquest, !. is supposed he con-
mit,eG suicide.
E!ENvNLE.
From tie Sparta Times:
Since our las: issue nineteen emigraEts
from the STATE OF Georgia have arrived
here. They have taken up abode among
US, and from 81 Indications they are just
such people ss the country needs. a little
more force al tie wheel and we shall have
affairs at home as they ough. 20 be.
IBERIA.
From tie Sugar Lolri, January 13:
The Meade plantation. Major Weight
mans residence, mas beer leased for terra
of years By Mr.. John Tarleton. late of the
Dr.. Busey place, and ne has lately returned
from New Orleans with lot Of mules, im-
plemerts, etc, and has gore vigorously to
work to reopen i. rs a sugar plan tation.
He has purchased seed cane On adjoining
places, arc during TIE year VIII erect a
sugarLouse and make e rolling this year.
We wish him success.
Nessrs Ernes. D and JC.es NJ. Burgueres,
Of Bayou Cypremor-, nave purchased the
Bebee Pa.ol.- plantation. or Prairie Isle
P;quan-, recently occrpied by the Gautrau
family. ard Will this season make prepare
tons for q leKuM pt.on OF work upon il, and
next year VIII no dcutt make a large crop.
No p,sI.e:s better know how % do it than
they.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
From the Aacoccte. January 10:
We Learn negro was found hung to
limb of zee, one dav las, week near the
plantation Of M J. Alexander, about ten
or eleven E.,es above this city, on the
Bsyoa Ss-a read. Ben Morgan went ont
and Leld an :ngGest on the body. We
have 70. teard further particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
THEATRE.

rLOBE THEATRE,
VI Conner OF Earonue and Perdido streets
Marsh AGaMs.......... Business and Stage Manage
Houses crowded nightly by the elite of the city
The Peoples Popular Resort.
Cheanest Place OF amusement in the city
TWO SHOWS COMBINED IN ONE.
More new Sta,s-First week of Miss Nellie Tay-
lor the peerless vocalist; Miss Alice Gilmore song
ard dance artist; Mss ChrIssie Morrell, New Or
leans fsvorte vocalist; Miss Josie Stead. the beau
tiful danseuse; Nile. Marie Laroix, the accom-
p!ished terps ehoreari Miss Georgia King, the
charming vocalist. Great hit of Larkiu and Arm
strong, the funny Dutch couple.
Oar specially S.ars-Miss Amelia Dean, Miss
Maggie Hunter, Charles Gallagher, Nile. Aoertine,
Ella Het.;r, TIM Morris, Jennie EurdeL, John L.
Manning, J. R. Weaver.
Grand success Of the sensational drama. THREE
FAST YOUNG WOMEN OR THE FEMALE BATH
Frs. During the drama tie Grand Duchess Can
Can viii he introduced bG the tl strength of the
mammoth company.
Admission-Teu, Fifteen, twenty-five and fifty
cents. Don't torge. or popular AAT1NsE SATUR.
DAY ct I'm jal6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

CRUSHED BY A FREIGHT TRANSLATOR.
eight O'Clock last evening, Robert Piper.
aged twenty e;gh: years, driver of cotton
float, with two mules and one horse, while
driving toward home. was run over by the
outbound freight train of the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad, at the corner OF
Elysian Fields and Peters streets. Piper's
right arm was cut entirely from his body,
and his head severely injured. One mule
was killed. 1. is stated that the employees
in charge Of tbs train did not ring the sig
nal bell, - is customary. Piper was taken
~the fifth precinct station and examined
Ids~-t. Scbumaker and Lewis, who gave
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

live. He was then sent to the Charity
Hospital. Judge Long took the dying
mans declaration. Tie engineer, Robert
Loeffer, was arrested and locked up in the
fifth precinct station. One horse and mule
were sent to Mr.. Grayer's stable, and the
harness and float are at the station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

BRIEF MES1lox.-Last Saturday Major
P. H. Boyle retired from the position as
secretary to the Superintendent OF Ponce,
and yesterday handed his portfolio over
to his successor, Mr.. j. E. ayers.
Judge Evans having private affairs 20 at
tend to yesterday called on Judge Quinn
10 preside IN the Firs: Municipal Police
Court.
RIB. Joyce, Larry Herman AID Wi,tel-
nina Osborn, charged with having robbed
the grocery of Mr.. Duco. corner Of Dryades
anG Tecps:chore streets, last week. were
yesterday srraigned in tie Fire. Police
Cour: and put IN q plea OF 20: guilty.
joyce ard Herman were unable 20 give ap-
pea.ance bonds in $500, SO welt to prison.
The woman gave a bond of $3.50 20 appear
when called.
Mos: of the Republican members Of me
State Senate last week signed petition
asking Congress TO confirm the aYportmen:
Of Mr.. Billings as judge Of the United
STATES District Court toc Louisiana.
He tried 70 Ugh: FIRE with coal OF. and
there was al explosion a: tie residence Ct
NJ. Arthur, a. the corner OF Lesseps and
Mcreau streets. Nobody seriously buried.
Abor. one o'clock Sunday morI:Eg M.
James Doher:y was walking near the corner
Of CaG:z and Camp streets, when three
footpads bounced him. They took al lis
valuables and 6ecanped. He Informed ne
police. AID soon sfterward Special Oncers
La.hioue and Augustus arrested Sandy
Rice Henry Clark and z. Sleigh, who were
recognized by NJ. Doher:y.
William Lawrence, sailor Oh the British
ship Rutland, head OF Sixth street, vine
irving to clear drift wood from the bow, -e!l
into the river and was drowned.
Burglars are quite lively II the Sixth
District and alnos: every uigh: they take
one or more tricks, on: i is evident they
are no: professionals. The las: victim was
Mr. George GER, corner Of UppecIine and
Capper etreete Clothing was stolen.
Notwithstanding private watchMar
should be on DUTY near the Morgan railroad
depot, hungry thieves stole cask OF tans
from the levee Sunday night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
J. Segassie vs.. Mrs. j. Il. Rein. sera'

j. Segassie vs.. NIrs. j. II. Rein. sera.
rated in pIoperty-Four Justice Cour- toI
the Paris, OF OI.eaLs, No. SioS.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FlEEl IA
d c!as TO me directed by the Hen. john Cam
Fourth Justice OF the Peace for ire parish c: Or
leans. l will proceed to sell ct public auction, on
MONDAY February IA, 1870 at twelve O'Clock H.,
at the Merchants and Arctioree1s Exchange. OIL
Reyal stIeer, between Canal and CastonhoCse
streets the Second District OF this city, tie to-
loving described properly, TO Wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated n
the Third District of this city, il square bounded
des grated ty the Nos. 5, :, and ) y
plan by ToNrne, March 1. 1851, deposited in the
Office Of A. {. B:enveru, notary Said lots aojo'r,
ard measure each so feet OF Fceuchmen street by
I21 feet II inches lines N depth, between parallel
Ines purchased by Mrs. Maria Rose Marsh al wife,
seps rated in property. Of Jean Bsptiste Rein from
Francois LacrOix, BY act passed before I. EieI-
venu.
Seized Il the above entitled sui.
Terns-Cash OIL the spot.
jal5 20 tel3 JOSEPH CONTRERAS, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
Succession of Walter G. Robinson

sECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y 81 Orleans. No. So NS0-Notice IS hereby given
TO tie creditors CT this estate and to all other per-
cons herein interested TO show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, if any they
Lave or can why tie account presented by
Isaac f. Startfer and William G. Vincent, tesla
men-ary executors Of this estate, ehould not be
homo,ogsted and approved, and tie funds Gistrib.
I,.ed in accordance Herewith.
is,s ~ 2ss FRANK PACE. JR Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS
WITH STONE CURBS AND WOODEN
CUTTERS On SOUTH POYDRAS
ANDCYPRESSS STREETS. BETWEEN
BROAD AND TON1I sTEETS.
DgrAR-xEN1 CT IMPROVEMENTS, I
NV orleans ISuuSrY IL 1875.

DgrAHTxEN1 CT lMPRovKkESTs, I
New Orleans. January il, 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Ely
y tie undersigned Anti. TUESDAY. the twentieth
instant. az twelve Co.ock NJ. for nsrructing
tIicE sidewalks and some cuIbs with wooden gu:-
-eIs. South eide OF PovGras and Cypress streets,
between Tout and Broad, wherever tie same has
Lot teen made by tee property cwneTe or in
TIE work 10 rs dcEe according TO specifications
O. t II the Oft ce OF cte City Surveyor
Mt bid viii be received unless accomrani2d by
tire ce.t hcate OF tie aGm.Lsrrato. CT Final ce
tna- tie required cash deposit hiss ceen maze.
TIE c,.y reserves ne .1ght to iejec.any and ail
DDS.
Bls % be re, fco. iru1I:ne) s.dva!ks complete
BIDS 20 be per rrLC!Lg foot Lew curling, ard 20
b- .Lco.sed F1otosa.s tor hang aettos on Poydras
stree. between Toni AID HgoaG.'
iaIl ID T. A. ECEHE Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

SECOND WARD.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Republicans Of the second
ward was held las: night a. the hall corner
Of Delord and Rampant streets, for the
purpose Of organizing sub-club No. /. TIE
following officers were elected: President,
David Wilson; vice presidents, A. j. Brim,
w. H. johnson, +. B. Edgeworth, Henry
Williams; treasurer, E. w. Ssansbe-y; re-
corGing secretary, W. F. Davies; correspond
ing secretary, John L. Brown; sergeant-at-
arme, L. P. Brown; assistant sergeants-at at
arms. A. Smith and Joseph Eastman;
marshal, c. Collin.
resolution WIS adopted appointing
committee OF twelve to wait upon c. +.
Glaudin, president Of The central club, !or
the purpose Of calling meeting OF tie
club q. an early period, after which the
meeting ad iourned until next Monday night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
ct. PATRICk'S5 FAIR,
Opening Friday, January Is, 1876,
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.

Tie tables, so "a arranged, are as to.,ows ana
viii be u-Gsr tic auspices Of the ladies herein
named:
CRESCESr-Mrs. Thomas Gilmore, Mrs. P. ?.
Eerwig Mre. John Henderson, Mrs. Spri1g6e..
MIS-. Dr.. BeTrhelor acd Mss Henderson.
IRISH ANEEICAN-Mrs. e. McMs hon, Mrs. J. G.
Mcclellan, Mise a. alexander, Miss $. j. 6yrnes.
CENTENNIAL-Ars. Dr.. Fo,weiI, Mrs. Thad.
Waterman AID Mrs. Rev. Gutheim.
SOUTHERN STA2-Nrs. WieDdahi, Mrs. Charlas
Mac-eaay Mrs. q. z. Cumming, Miss Sbaroot, Mrs.
KeIchoti ME-. d.. Brickel, Mrs. T. L. Bayne, Ms
J. Ad. Rozier, Mrs. Henry Preston Mrs. L.deuI aud
Mrs. n -Sou.e.
HIBERNIA BRANCH NO. Mrs. Conway. Nrs-
Thilberg. y Sc Nol.ie GrayeT, Mrs Mcdonald.
ST. THERtSAS-Mrs. J. Domingo Mrs. Fiucegac
ana Miss Gitnev.
ST. zLPHONSUs-Mrs. Fitzgerald.
ST. Partnerships. W. 7. Houston.
Contests.
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-ContAst be
tween Hon. j. II. &. Parker and P. J. Kennedy ESQ.
The voTicg vii be under the charge OF the LADIES'
Of the Crescent table.
span OF HORSES AND BCGGY-Coatest he.
tween CoIorels Wasgaman and Fagsn and M
John Fairfax. Tbs vo-irg will be under the charge
of the iaCies of tle Centennial and st. Alphonsls
ta5,ee.
Besides these tbe-a vii be number of interest.
irg contests and -a;ias for god watches and go-c
chains, necklaces, god and coral SETS silver cup.
exc, jal6 tel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
RESTAURANTS.

YTNHE OLD VIRGINIA KITCHEN,
Il WILLIAM BURNS kESTACR RANT,
No. l57 Camp street opposite St. Pstrck's Church.
Open every Gay from 8 A. NJ. 70 mdniyht meals
furnished at all hours of the day; meals furnished
to families their residences on very reason.
able terms. kvery Sunday. DINER served with ex
TIA care, choice bill Of fare including ice cream
desert ard coffee, At fifty cents each person. Gen
tlemen, laGies and families viii Il ad this the mos:
ECONOMICAL and pessar: p.sce Il the City. jai Coz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18

Henry Bassemir vs. George ScheIderer-
Sixth Justice GoCI. tCI lie Parish Of O--eals
No. l2i3o.
DY VIRTUE oF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me & directed by :he Hon. Stephen C'.eary
sixth justice Of the peace for the psr.sh Of Orleans
proceed To sell a. public suction. on TUESDAY,
January IS. 1876. at Twelve O'Clock NJ, on the
premises situated Oh Green street, be ween Peters
avenue and Cctav;a streets. 5 xth D.sIT!c.-
THE CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE, WITH
al its appurtensLces. counters ard shelving.
AsO-TRE PRESENT STANDING CROP oI a fne
cultivated square OF ground SEQ by 2,h fee; We
stocked with the most marketable Of vegeta bles.
Seized in the above entitled sai..
Terns-C6sc or the sp0-.
isls 2O25 ANTHoNy GEESTNER Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
POLITICAL NOTICES.


Fourteenth Ward Central Republican
Club.-TheIe vii be a meeting Of the above name 4
club ted TUESDAY. January 49, 1876, at P. Il.
sharp. h. the CeltIa. G 70 room, on fe1GiCaLd,
between Broadway AID Chestnut streets.
II. POWELL, President.
y. D. Bush, Secretary. iaIS !:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-18
Succession of Sosthene Andry.

SuCcetkIon OF S0Bthene AnUTy.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
= Orleans No IS 352-Wlereas MIS- Emma Des
FORCES has petitioLed the court for letters of
administration on tie estate OF the late Scot hene
AndIy, deceased, in.esta.e. Notice is hereby
given to all whom IL NAV concern to show
cause within ten DAYS why the prayer et the said
petitioner shonld not be granted.
isle 2l2es FRANK PACE. JR., Clerk.