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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-26

teller of the Second Nstional Bank, was
discharged because he could not account
for $4,000. The money was found to-day
in . crevice OF the cafe into which it had
slipped.
Uuited etstes Prisoners.
ALBANY, May 25.-The twenty United
States prisoners, convicted in North Caro-
lins of whisky frsude, reached the peni-
Tertiary here and have been allotted their
several tasks. Their terms of sentence
range from one to two years.
Murderers Shot BY q Mob.
CHARLESTON, May 25.-Four men who
to burn their house in Abbeville county,
were taken from the sheriff and shot in the
presence Of 300 people. One hundred shots
were fred.
Further particulars of the lynching of
the Harmon murderers chow that the exc
cution took place in Edgefeld county, near
the Abbeville line. Their crime was one Of
extraordinary brutality, six negro men and
three women being directly concerned. The
proofs Of guilt we're 60 clear that the pris-
Oners made full confession. The six men
were shot BY the citizens, white and col.
ored, in broad day light ut the conclusion Of
the coroner's inquest over their victims.
The women remain in the custody Of the
sheriff. The constant failure of the c0urte
to bring murderers to justice is the re&e0n
assigned for the lynching.
The Black Hills.
CINCINNATI, May ga letter from F
Mott, one Of Q company of Cincinnatiane
who LETT for the Black Hills come time ago
dated 1t Kearney Junction, May q, states
that the Indians are on the wsrpath. killing
the miners At fearful rates. He says out Of
forty two men at DeerwoOd, twenty-sever
have been killed by the ssvages, and five
other men were killed and scalped within
three miles of Custer City.
There 10 plenty OF gold. he sage. north
west of Custer City, but it is impossible tG
get ct it on account Of the Indians.
Railroad Accident.
A freight train killed Mrs. Jennie Bruce
and her daughter, who were on q bridge
near Danville, Illinois. The train knocked
the girl of the bridge fifty feet.
A Fall River Mill On Fire.
FALL RIVER, Nay 25.-The Pocsseett
Manufacturing C0mpsny's mill is burning
1t 10 hoped all the holy ie safely out.
Lster-The fire wac quickly e1tinguished
Loss, $4,000.
Nlidshipmen in Trouble.
ANNAPOLIS, May 25-Nine cadet mid
| ehipmen of the second and third class are
requested to resign or suffer election fol
stealing stock OF gentlemene furnishing
| goods that q drummer deposited IN one Of
the rooms.
Com Works Burned.
PITTsBURG. May 25-Tke Keystone coffin
works with two Thousand collins We're ere
mated. Loss, 81, 200.
Base Ball.
New HAVEN, May 25.-Yesterday Chi
Cages IL, New Hsvens 4.
BOSTON, May 25.-Bostons 4, Cincinnstis
nothing.
NEW YORK, May 25.-St. Louis 2, Mu.
tuals nothing.
Hartford, May 25-Harttords 4, CHI.
Cages /.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The game OF
base bail prayed here to-day bet ween the
Athletics and the Louisville club resulted
in . drawn game, the score standing to ?
1T the end OF the thirteenth inning.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OfflCb'
THnRsnAY EYKNING, May Is, l610.


The demand for discounts was fair todsy ~ sex'
ersl OF the banks but rather Limited II inc Hn'
while ON the street 1t continued mode!ate Nctn,
ing TRANSFERRED to indicate any Quotsole vsn.tios
in the rates of commercial paper. fair business
was done in gold. which fnctus,ed slightly nnc es
the course Of the New York market, but clo,ed tne
same ~ yesterday. Foreign exchange iolowoC
gold but 1losed rather stronger. The movemen.
was .imitS6 With less liberal 0derings anc oetter
demand commercial sight on New I0rk VIZ 2
shade higher. Securities were quiet Only aew
sales of stocks we're reported. state consuis weIe
/ y cent lower, while city premium oonds were
higher -
The following is the city's Official statement 81
the collections and payments made 'of eou''D'
dated bonds of 1852: $1,000. .,
The city has actually psid out in interess o.. On
console Sted bonds since they were lssuec Io
sum of 90 81, Ill 49, and redeemed on O0r4s Z. ~
the amount Of % O20 $50 H. total, el2 1Ga o.
The totsl amount Of collection OF tax mas oeon
e12 $751; $50 80.
It seems that the difference between tbs stete
ment and that made BY the plaintiff 10 with regaIo
to amounts paid by the city upon bonds when tne
plaintiffs claim should NOT have particlpatea y,
while the city claims that the above COLLECTORS
have been made and paid in accordance Win inc
Law. -
We continue to quote exceptional peper at 49,
cent y anrum discount Al DO at l0Ul2. end eccon4
Grade 1913. First Glass moFtgAges si1l r1!e ~
SOTO y cent y annum, while second gEaoe afe
AnfirNIv nominal.
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GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THb 1T .a,;r
y of Orleans, No. l,s39-By virtue OF W. MI ths
fieri facias to me directed by the honol ;Hans "a
tue above entitled cause for city taxes q r S,r
will proceed to sell at public auction, az !o s,et
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal =; S, 10
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets ,rnsN
Second District of this city, on FRiDAi ,,.senbed
1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following oes''''
property, to wit -....,ed IN
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND stus a.wber
two hundred and seventy-twc, bounded ,su:s;mstd
nut. Foucher. Camp and Aline streets oes ;tS ope
as lots number ten to fOu, teen. mt asu.Ist M
hundred and fifty Ave feet on Chestnut SUI Iou.her
one hundred and twenty five feet on f'A'-
street.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
1902 80 ., C.., C,os;tr - ~ n % rish Of OrleSr
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OCPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARHat
= Of Orleans, No. 81, 459.-By virtue Of q vnlM
teri facias to me directed by the aong,
able the Superior District Court for the pan.@
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, NJ y.
CITY taxes Of 1875, I will proceed to seI =
public auction at the Merchants and Aucnoneen
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal ana ~. ~
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District OF ~
city, on MONDAY, June 90, 1876, at tvefw
o'clock NJ, the following described properly"
wit -,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated u tn
First District of this city. in square nunoef iyw
hundred and three, bounded by Claiborne "
Quet, Common and Robertson streets, deslgnnssss
as lot number twenty two, measuring tWenH. .r
feet on Claiborne street. by one hundred ana Sn
feet in depth
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mY2S iA2 d Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OIltAn.
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Dr. Newman has received merlted COM
pliment and honor from the General Con.
ference of the Methodist Church, now in
session at Baltimore, in being appointed one
Of the commissioners to settle differences
and difficulties that exist, or which may
arise, between the Methodist Church North
and the Methodist Church South, with q
view of uniting these two great bodies in
Christian work under one management as
there is now q perfect harmony of senti-
ment, doctrine and church polity. The con-
ference could not have made q wiser selec-
than in choosing DR.. Newman, as he has la
bored increasingly to consummate this
union, and his we'll known catholicity of
spirit and Christian feeling toward the
Church South will do much toward healing
all the wounds which may have been 10.
ficted in the struggles OF the past. "Let US
have peace. Washington National Repub
Hc0n.
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EU0ENk WAP6AAAS.
my2S je3 Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleaaa
The City Of New Orleans W. FIRMS Il,
vasseur; same VS.. same.


CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARM
- of Orleans, nos. SO ,276 and rs 5i3-By vi.
tue of two writs of feri facias to me directed
by the honorable the Superior istriet TOUT
for the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes, for city, taxes Of 1874 ard 49,;
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Aef.
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on A0NDAHr
June 10. 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ the following
described property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND. SITUATED N
the Second District of this city, IN ECU re number
four hundred and s,xty-two. bounded by Bayou
ST. John, st. Ann al Dumalne streets AMI hagxn
avenue, measuring thirty feet Oh Bayou It Jonn
by one hundred and fifty feet in depth.
.. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
the Second District of this city. IN square nunfef
one hundl ed and twelve. bounded by Crsulinea
st. Philip, Rampant and St. Claude streets meas
uring thirty feet on Ureullnes street, by one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth.
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
the Seco, d District of this city, in square nun-
Ter two hundred and seventy, bounded BY Caioa'
delet walk St. Peter, johnson and Galvtz streets,
de >lgnated a. lot number two, measuring SKY.
eight feet on CarOndeiet walk, by one hundred aad
l. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in he
Second District of this city. in square numoG
ifty.one, bounded by Barracks, Royal, HossiN
and Chaltres streets, deslgDated as lot nunM
eeven, measuring sixty feet on Barracks snse''
by one hundred and five feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
mvlQ 76 ia1Q C;vi1 SIav;ff 81 tho payeh oY (rl1ae
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H.,
Steamship W Hewes, Morgan, tor Indianola. il
ballast
British bark Gaspee, Thompson for Liverpool
British ship Preston, North for Liverpool
Schooner Traveller. Hodges, for Galveston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner zenoba. Brandt. II days from lndianola
TO mAster-lst district
Schooner May Evelyn. Mclean, days from Rua.
tan leland to mas1er-2d district P T
Schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzoli days from Ruatau
Island, 20 $ Oteli Brother-2d district PIT
Schooner Excelsior, Arnet, f., ON Bonacco, to
Machecs &co-d district P T
Schooner NJ PippO. from Covington-New Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Governor Allen Brown from Bayeu Sara
Henry Tete. AucOrn from LafOurChe
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Orioie, Carrick. from Lower Coast
WsloOn Ruiz. from Lower Coast
George Spangler, Smith, from st Martinsville
6art Able. SinnOtt. from NatchitOches
Natchez Leathers from vicksburg
Thompson Dean, Miller, from Cincinnati
EXPORTS.
LlvERPOOl--Steamship Pascal-2O72 bales cot
ton hhds TOBACCO 6l2 sks 0ilcake 500 bbls r0eiu
20, 1888 bushels corn in bulk 1900 slaves
LiveRPOOL-Bark Gaspee-26o7 bales cotton l6s
Logs black walnut l32 logs cedar 1888 sks oilcake
LIvKRPoOL-Ship Preston-2s4s bales cotton 5000
dAIvEsros-schooner rrsveler-ass tons coal
IMPORTS.
MEXICAN PORTS-Steamshp City of Mexico
iSZ bags coffee 40 do canary seed 81 bales hemp
bales hate cases vanilla beans
BDNACCA-SchOOner Excelsior IS 600 plautsins
400 punches bananas 500 cocoanuls 400 pineap.
pies
RUATAN fSLAND-Scheoner NAV Eyeline-lO OO0
plantains 1900 bunches bananas 5000 cocoanuts
RUATAN ISLAND-SchOOner Jennie Wood 25OO
lunches bananas rs 900 plantains loo pineapples
5000 cocoanuts bbls lines Dbl msngoes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ClNClNNAT!-Steamer ThOmp,on Dean-4 bales
cotton 20 hhds tobacco 2Os b6ls whisky 33l pkgs
bxs cheese 1l6 bales hay $50 sks cotton seed meal
89l SKIS ollcaAe and sundr1es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Natchez--38l bales cotton
ooi eke cotton seed 900 sks nsttou seed meal II
seed cotton 8 sks corn As bols -four Is hhds tobac-
CO and sundrlee
ST Observation-Disclosures George Spangler-
~ osies cotton l29 hide sugar II bbls molaSses S
bbs sugar and sundriee
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Bart Able-281 bales
cotton sack Gotten 20 sks cotton seed bids sugar
Vi mead cattle and sundriee
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N Pippo-l5 bales cot.
ton and sundr1es
BAYOU Subsistence Governor Allen-l27 bales
Gotten 100 bbls molasses and sundries
LAFOuRCHE-Steamer Henry Tete--44 hhds gu.
UPPER COAST-Steamer Mary Ida-3O sks rough
rice 80 obls mOlassee and sundrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Oriole-Sundries
LOWER COASr-Steamer waioon-0 bbls mo-
lasses and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
May $3.50 bAee cotton $50 sks potatoes 200 head
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. NAV
2S-iS bales cotton As hhds tobacco 2s5 bbls r0sin
zIO ske oilcake 10 bbls turpentine 50 bbs whisky
and sundrea
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Logan Mcknight; same Va same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARlu
- Of Orleans Sos. u e95 and So, 1856 by vim
Of two writs Of fieri facias to me directed y
the honorable the Super or District Court for tie
parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled caa,o
for CITY taxes OF 1874 aud 1873, viii proceed d
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Au.
tioneers Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dsritt
O'Clock M, the following described property, 70
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated atAs
First district of this city. IN SQUARE number NO
hu. dred and nineteen, b0unded by Carondelst T.
Charles, Girod and lafayette streets. dssiershd
~ lot number twenty, measuring nevertheless
on CaroDdelet street, by ono hundred and seventy
five feet in depth.
Seized in the above sulJs
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGANAy
my25 ie3 Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Oreaaa
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To be thus taken of a he had inst entered
the years of manhood in the full enjoyment
of health, and with the prospect Of . bright
future before him, 10 distressing indeed. We
eincerest sympathy in this their time Of
sorrow.
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Xm0 OIty u Ncw OElCAuD We
Denton and F. b. Lee. ,ou
0UPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR The RI " )
- Of Orleans, No. 8l.l60. By virtue Moor
writ of fieri facias to me directed by the rSfOr.
able the Superior District Court for the parish sses
leans, in the above entitled cause for cM N. suc.
of 1875, l will proceed to sell at pnoaSS
ton, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers ha..nSSuse
Royal street, between Canal and Cu sa an
streets in the Second District of this cry u De
DAY June %, 1876, at twelve O'Clock -
following described property. to wit .;,,.tdin
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sitn..".be9
the First District of this city in square n%TssIs
twenty eight, bounded by Front, Peteis ~
and kra'o streets. designated as fon9 az, .brs
numbers seven and eight measuring my I'M.
feet on Front street. BY one hundred a.ne s "a
three feet in depth; lots numbers fialS
fifteen, measuring sffty.eight feet On ~ .
street, BY one hundred and twenty eieDs .repsl
depth; lot number sixteen. measuring Vi ~
four feet on ITALIA street, by one hunaN
twenty feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
EUGENE WAaGAMANL,
my23 je3 70 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of WV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Bankrupt Firm.

Boston. May 25.-The liabilities of Bird
Moulton & Daniels, clothiers, il estim ated
at 100000. Their assets may reach this
sum.
H0w q Paying TelleF's Coed Name was
Restored.
Two years ago H. w. Edmunds, paying
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e2O, ono City premium bonds
IL, 800 City premium bonds
Sn nm Citr vre miun hOnC a
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including IT'S
bsles additional, late yesterday embraced 1850
part 81 reduction Of 4 in our quotations, mostly
in the out ide rates. We give also the figures and
report OF the Exharg - below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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OF CLASSIFICATION

The market was quiet throughout the day, and
with discouraging kilograms aod little or no CON-
petition among buyer the controlling inf uences
POINTED TO a more marked decline, but this down
ward tendency was checked by the reluctance of
fac 'ors to make anv further concessions than the
partial y shown in the above figures. We quote
good m ddling at l2l 0i2kc, but some brokers re-
.orted thai it could he bought at fraction less
in the dems nd saes can not be pressed unless ut
liberal cor cessions. The dispatches report Liver.
pool dull. with sales of 5000 bslee, and New York
] l6c lower for 81 OTIS and 532d &c for futures.
The Exchar &c makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared lIefore to-days exportsl 80 694 bales.
POLL for The North sea. 1876 for Bremen II for
the Mediterranean and 45a for coastwise
ports leaving in presses agreesbly to its account
1T II NJ, s8748 bales. If We deduct from
this the amount sold but not yet delivered.
the balance will be about 81 600 bales to repre-
sent the quantity unsold. large part Of which
sampled.
The Exchange reports: 'Sales $500 bales; market
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened 1t l2t 0llZH. against lH1 ~ Ts~
York. and after fair business. closed ct nv
all3, against the opening rates in that market.
where It touched ll2% during the interim. the
i iass s SloSS >. up a $500 At At
ms $4,000 at 1923 0lls. and 5000 and e''oo ~
liz. .,.
dollars are still quoted at looh 0lol currency
while Mexican dollars now rule ut lol0lol's' cur
Under the coune of gold At New York. foreign
exchange fuctuated slightlv. but closed shade
stronger than yesterday. The movement vas nm
Al clear At ss IS, and Rleoo bank at ss SLY.
No sales OF france were reported arct.A A. Is Al
IS 81 for bank loss SIN for the bank counter
I.ssl and tT: ,as 81 Ass a4siA tor oo"msre'>'
The Cd. rings Of New York eight were less lib
ersl. and meeting fair demand, closed thade
sir coo, embracing 5000 5000, SO 600 and
$4,000 commercial At ? cent premium And =.
$4,000 private bankers and $50 600 bank st 81
Tse banks continued to check on New York II
i p cent premium, while commercial sight 10 now
Tbs following il the ofscsl statement of the
sales reported at the New Orleans stock E1-
change:
e20O0O City premium bonds. ................".35a
II 500 City premium bonds ...................3St
so coo CITY premium bonds. ...8
Making total Of esl 500 city premium bonds
e70O ktate warTants. per diem. ....@
hy Mr. Placide J. Spear, and comprised 10 shares
Rational Telegraph Company At loc; 20 Calcssieu
chance and Traders Bank 1t el2; New Orleans
Insurance Company at $50 50; New Orleans In
surance Company ct SIS; 81 Union National Bank
at $780, IS Southern Bank At @4S, and l0O LouisianA
Oil Company 1t el02.
The City Park raj road, Bu.ra Burra Copper Min.
irg Company and Pneumatic Propeling Company
shares VI re OF cold.
State consOls were dull and lower, being quoted
at the close at g. d67 y, against 81 067a yester
change.
CITY premium bonds were moderately active but
aA ASA. Yesterday The sales not reported at the
kxcnan GO included $500 81 35At and 5000 1t IS 1,
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The City Of New OPleans ". M
Susie.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURr FOR rBR p.,,.
- Of Orleans, No. 93.067-By virtue Of ~ .s.M
fieri facias to me directed by the hono,Iss.H
the Superior District Court for the U..;Is
for CITY taxes Of 1873, win proceed to y. nOss
public auction at the Merchants and Auetona.. as
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal AMI ~
tOmhouse streets, in the Second district !, rs
city ON MONDAY, June g. 1876 at twelve q, sas
H., the following described property, to v;.~ oek
TWO CERTAlN LOTS OF GhOtND, situs..s :.
tvtnty-one. bounded BY Peters, Montecu4 S.oet
and Chartres streets, desgr ated - telIovr ~
number Eve measuring twenty seven fest :, t 20
tiers street. by two hundred ard seven ~ =
depth; lot numbt twenty-five measuring tvss.AA
six feet on Peters street. by one hundred ~ =.
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cas on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAy
mr2S ie3 Is lCiyil Sheriff of the Parish Of flr,..
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At regular meeting of the parish ex-
ecutive committee of the Republican party
OF vermilion parish, held May 90, 1876,
William NJ. Hanchett was elected president,
=. w. Liggins vice president, and Carl G..
Schneider secretary Of the COMMITTEES.
After transacting some other business,
the committee adjourned subject to call.
w. M. HANCHETT, President.
CARL G. SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S 8ALH0


The City Of New Orleans ". vu.
G. Wilson. Wiz
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR IN, ~.
~, q fa csa1 70 me- directed IN virtue Of
the superior District Court for tn nsonosaS
Of Orleans, in the above entitled 80
at public auction, ct the Merchants All 70 ii
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between c. nsetiA
Customhouse streets in the second pi se1i y
O'Clock n, the following described pron.. sses,s
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situ,..s
Fourth District Of this city, in eonass -, M =
two hundred and sixtv.four, bounded 6v R, ssne
Bsronne, Philip and Jackson streets, dtsisn..sss3
lot num6er seven, measuring Nxty. Ill ~
Brainard street BY ono hundred and 6f.v. ~ 49,
on one line and ono hundred and twent, .th,ss 8
Oh the other line in depth.
Seized in the above suit. 't
Terms-Cash on the spot. ss
EUGEnR WA0GANAr
my2s je325 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OIL.
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VermiliOn Parish.

Pursuant to q call from j. A. Brookshier,
Esq, president of the executive committee,
the Republicans of Vermilion parish con.
vened in macs meeting on Saturday, May
%, 1876
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
j. A. Brookshier, who was elected presi.
dent thereof
On motion Carl G. Schneider was elected
secretary of the meeting.
Mr.. j. A. Brookshier then stated that as
there existed some dissatisfaction at the
action of the parish executive committee in
electing delegates to the conventions, he
had called this meeting to elect delegates
to represent the parish, and alec to reorgsn.
ize the parish executive committee.
On motion of Mr.. ". NJ. Hanchett, Mr.. j.
A. BroOkshier was unanimously elected
delegate, and Mr. F. w. Liggins, alternate,
to the convention to beld May 80, 1876.
On motion of the same gentleman, Mr.. J.
A. BrOOkshier was unanimously elected
delegate. and Mr.. F. w. Liggins, alternate,
10 the convention to be held June q, 1876.
The following named gentlemen were
committee for the ensuing two years, viz:
j. A. Brookshier, Carl c. Schneider, Will
liam NJ Hanchett, F. w. Liggins, F. D.
Lege, Joseph T. Labit, K. w. Mitchell, l..
Abshire, OvertOn Henderson, Castillo Grit
Tin, F. B. Patten, James Robinson, John
Joiner, Daniel Paul, Washington Jones,
Aug. Reyes, Isaac Mathews.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the New Orleans
and Ahakapas Regiser.
After hearing eloquent addresses from
Messrs. Nv. Liggins and j. A. Brookshier,
the meeting adjourned.
j. A. BROOKSHIER, President.
CARL Il. SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Ferdi1ase
G. Blumenthal.

EUGENE wAGGAMAN
my1s 26 ie18 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlaal
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The City of New Orleans VS. f""
DOnnely

my2s ie32s Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlsee
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The City Of New Orleans W. Wj1ev
Logan McKnight; eAme Va same.

EUOENE WAGGANAN
my25 les Is Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleau
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. MAR"
Williams.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
my25 les Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OreS1.
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The City Of New Orleans W. GesIss
Denton and F. B. Lee. ,cu

EUGENE WlGGAMhHT,,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-26

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, |
Friday, May Is, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

British steamship Pascal, Brown, for Liverpool
Steamship w Hewes, Morgan, tor India1ola, in
ballast
British bark Gaspee, Thompson, for Liverpool
British ship Preston. North, for Liverpool
Schooner Traveller, Hodges, for Galveston