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The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
SENATOR Davissf Illinois has introduced

SENATOR Davissef Illinois has introduced
bill establishing new court of appeals.
It provides that in every United States judi
cial circuit there shall be court of appeals
consisting of the associate justice of the
supreme court, the circuit Judge and dis
trict Judge. Gases involving property of val
ue in excess Of $500, filed in any circuit or
district court, may be appealed to this court,
as may cases arising upon writ of error,
or those in which circuit or district Judge
certifies that questions of general Importance
are involved. No appeal, writ of error or
review in any bankruptcy case is to be
takeu to the court. except from the final
Judgment or decree of circuit court when
the amount in controversy shall exceed
$4,000. The bill provides also for the appoint
ment of an additional judge in each circuit.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

CONSUL Beauchamp's offense was in his
method of writing the phrase "my whole
heart" 1t appeared in his manuscript as
"my hole hart" and now he wishes with his
''hole hart' that he had learned to spell, for
the Belgian mission is denied him.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

ADEBT of ninety-two million dollars has
already been assumed by the Government for
Pacific railroads. Now the country is asked
to give thirty-seven million for the Texas
scheme-in the Interests of Cancellation"
There is too much fatted calf about this, and
thirty-seven millions is high price to pay
for veal,
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

THE supremacy of the Republicans
in t he Senate rests upon Patterson and
Conover. Slenderer found alton it could
not have. Whenever their consciences
trouble these men they vote with the Demo.
crats-and naturally that is pretty often.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

THE Democrats have defeated the small
appropriation for continuing the publication
of the official records of the war. Things
happened in that time which they do not
care to see in print. 1t would not be sur
prising if some member rose in his seat one
of these days and moved, in the interests of
"conciiation," to burn these records.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
THE long siege of Pleyna shows the value

THE long siege of Pleyna shows the value
of earth-works defended by the breach
loader and rifed gun. The Turks repulsed
assault after assault and finally yielded only
to famine. But they entirely spoiled the
Russian plan of campaign, rendering the
capture Of the Balkan passes barren vic
tory. Probably the Russians lost as many
men before Plevna as Osman Pacha had in
his whole garrison.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

MEHEMET ALI has been removed from
command, and the Sultan will have to bow
string two or three ministers in order to save
himself from the consequences of a rsvolu-
ton at Constantinople.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

OF the money expended in Europe
for telegraphlng last year, $15,500, 900,
Great Britain paid forty-three per cent.
France came next with twenty-five per cent,
and Germany followed with eighteen per
cent. No other country exceeded four per
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

THE result of the Boston city election is
highly satisfactory. The city has been re-
deemed from Democratic misrule, and in the
person of Henry L. Pierce mayor has been
chosen who is a credit to the metropolis ol
New ENGLAND.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

General Lamar, who has succeeded Walter
French as tally clerk of the House. is rela-
tive of Senator Lamar, aud was the Secretary
OF the Confederate Senate, over which Alex
ander III. Stephens, as Vice-Presidcnt OF the
Southern Confederacy, presided.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
CHISTMAS SALE & FESTIVAL.

At Reception Ezali, City Building. commencing
Thursday Evening. Dec 18th. and continu-
ing Friday afternoon and evening, under the aus
pices of the Chestnut St. NJ E. Ladies' Aid Society.
Useful and ornamental articles on sale. Among
the many attractions will be CAN Old
Fashioned sugar Camp and "Quilting
Party" the "Old Woman in the Shoe" &c.
Ice Cream, Cake and Refreshments Thursday night
and an Antiquarian Supper the closing night La
dies in costume. That wonderful invention. the
"Type-writer' will be seen in operation. A drmis-
sion Teu Gents. de8d6t
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

IN Washington circles there is feeling
that Secretary Evarts wants fight with
Mexico. He believes that he would be as
successful in war as he has been in politics
and there is no doubt that he would.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. IS.

We do not read anonymous etters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases indispensable, not necessarily for publication
out as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com-
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

The capture of Plevna by the Russians did
not apparently, attract much attention in
Boston. The capture of the Hub by the Re-
publicans is looked upon as an event of far
more Importance to the world.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

Mr.. STANLEY MATTHEWS scornfnlly asks
"What have we to do with abroad?" We
shall have mighty little to do abroad if the
Ohio Senator's financial views prevail.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS Is furnished
with Card certificate couptersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
ournal.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13

An Eaglishman who sacrificed his own life
to save carload of passengers little over
year ago, has been remembered by a generous
and grateful public, with subscriptions aggre-
eating $1925 for the support Of his widow
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
PURE SPICES.
SUNDREES.


Large assortment of fresh Candies per lb 20
also large assortment of English and American
picked Mustards, &C., &c. &c. Ketchups, Jeles
Jams, Sauces and every thing usually kept in first
class Grocery all at the correspondingly low cash
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
ENTERTAINM ENTS.
Fair and Concert

On Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
and evenings. Dec. 10th and 18th, at the
Second Parish Vestry, the ladies of that Society
will hold Fair, at which nice lot of useful and
fancy articles will be for sale. There will also be
Variety Table, where the needuls can be purchased
at very low prices
Ice Cream and other refreshments at all hours.
On Wednesday evening, H OF Turkey aup-
per will be served from to O'Clock.
On Thursday evening there will be Concert
by some of our best home talent,
Tickets to concert 20 cents each. or three for 80
cents. Concert to commence at O'Clock.
Admission to fair free. dec11d3t
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-13
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays excepteO by the
PUBLISHING co

AT 1OS EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07
POLITICAL NOTICES.

NEW 9ALRANB, March 5. ls77s
Hon. Lucien Adams:
sIR--Beleving that the exigencies Of the pres
ant political crisis render 1T important that the
Native Americans of this city should form a union
for the advance Lent Of the interest OF the com
munity, and Teposing an abiding 1slth IN your
judRme MT and political acums n, we respectfully
reoIlest YOUR cooperation to establish such organ
ization as in your opinion will secure the desired
result. -
Ramel, John McOlelland, l.. Is. Lema1te, Z. d
witt, Felix Fletcher A: Prados. 3. Tholessa, D.
Williams Ant Pc cora, Chs. Renaud, E. A. Stone,
Octave Dslarue, N. " V1nnet, Theo Simen,
Che. Merel,. henry Desforges, kas; Galensra'
Michel, George Dehurst, John B. Fitch, John
Harris John Gowan, William NJ. Curdy, James
PAN III Duhurst, II. Duhurst, ohm bepand, Henry
On, William P. Pearson, w. +. hoa9kins, John SIN
GER B. CIogue, H. y. POns, 8. ouaey, J.. o. Michel,
William Johnson, Thomas Andrew, Q. :. Win
wright r. d, Danvllltere, Chs. FagOt, q.
Farot Rodolph TeIrebOnne, Henry Blteri
Bxi est Bouligny, Chs. Frank, Thomas Dnbuh, :.
A. Galatan Chs. Robert, Emile Cavalier, Jules
Gulatas Arthur Galatas, James DuBush, n. Sala-
tas lOhn X Berry, John Clay, q. Harvard, victor
FIR, derrick John Ashaw, Lac Adams, LataS cite
Adams p Il. HOldan, N. B. DnBuisson, y. Y. Har-
rsOn. FeTnant ArmRnt, Omer Fortier, Chs. huze'
nan Michel BJgaIt, ". S. Delahous eye
A. BOupafon A Lafferanderies N. }. Gautier,
william Fernandez AdolPh Morei, @. s. lass'n-
NRw ORLEANS, March 6. 1877.
GRNTLRMEN-I have receiv your hsttel1ng
communication asking me TO organize pohtieal
nsIty based upon the principles Of the former Ma
live American party. I must decline to pattiol-
nate in such movement If its object 10 purely
POLITICAL but am willing to assist in organizing an
association com posed of native Amerlcans' oeheV-
client and public spirited in its purpoaes similar
10 that known as the HiberniRn Benevolent asso'
'' mb9a LUCIEN ADAMS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07


The HindOo girls are gracefully formed.
From their earliest childhood they are &C.
customed to carry burdens on their heads:
The water tor family use Is always DrOnght
By the girls In earthen jars, catefuly poised
Ia this way. This exercise is said 20
strengthen the muscles Of the back, while
the chest is thrown forward. No crooked
backs are seen in Hindostsn. DIR. H. sprY
saws that s'thls exercise Of carrying small
vessels Of water on the head might. be ad-
vantaeeeusly introduced into boarding
schools and families, and that II might
supersede the present machinery OF DUMB
bells, blackboards, skipping ropes, etc.
the young lady ought to be taught to carry
the lar as the Hindoo women do, without
ever touching It with her hands Inc
same practice Of carrying water leeas "
preeiasly the same reaults IN the South %
spnin and Italy a. in India. A Neapoll.Hn
female peasant viii carry on her heaa
pan full ef water 30 the very bElm, over
rough road, and rot spill 4Eep % iti ems
ma aoenlsitien q tie Az gives peg sg.
Sfa erect ma t'aeto Eelt aha tpe s-u,
st0't I'D chest ana veil 1sIta h1et 81,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07

the time and place for the return Of appeals
now returnabIe ct said places.
Read first time.
The constitutional rules being suspended,
the bill was read second time and referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
According to previous netice, Mr.. Dink-
grave introduced House bill No. 48, an act
to amend article 1924 of the Civil Code. .
Read fret time.
Under suspension of the constitutional
rules, the bill was placed on it's second
reading and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
Previous notice having been given, Mr..
Drury introduced House bill No. 49j an act
apportiOning the State into senatorial dis.
tricte; and designating in what senatorial
districts Senators are to be elected at the
next general election, and repeating all
laws or parts of laws contrary to Or in con
fiict with this act.
Read first time.
Mr.. Drury moved to suspend the eonsti-
tutional rules so as to place the bill on its
second reading, with view of reference,
on which the yeas and nays were demanded
with the following result;
Yeas-Speaker Hahn, Darlington, Bird,
Brown Of Caddo, Brown of Jefferson, Blair,
Blasdel, Brooks, Blackstone, Como, Cole,
Drury, burden, Dayries. Drew, De Lacy,
Devezin, Dinkgrave, DesmAriss, D'Avy,
DejOie, Evans, Elliott, Gardere, Claude,
Gary, Grecien, Hughes, Holt of East Baton
Rouge, Holt OF West Baton Rouge. Heath,
JONES' Robert johnson. Lane, Lsstrappes,
Lewie, Moore, Paris, ROutOn, Raby. SOuer,
Swazie, Snaer, Seveignes. SHINES, Thomas,
Tolliver, Watson, j c. Watson, Washing.
ton-50.
Nays-Bosley, Dickinson, Early, Fobb,
Hill of Ascension, Walkers.
No quorum voting.
On motion of Mr.. Holt, of West Baton
Rouge, the House was adjourned until to-
morrow at twelve o'clock M.
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07
seuator morton serenaded.

Senator Morton was serenaded Saturday
night by his Ohio friends. he aeknoWl-
edged the compliment by making speech,
saying in conclusions:
am not authorized to speak for the
President elect; but venture to say that,
in pursuing just and conciliatory policy,
it must proceed upon the basis of an en-.
forcement Of the thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments to the constitution OF
the United States. 1t must proceed upon
the basis of granting protection to the life
and liberty and the political rights Of all
classes, without regard to color or politics.
There can be NO compromise, no peace
which is not based on the political and civil
rights of all classes of men. When there
shall be such protection to life and liberty,
then there shall be peace and tranquility,
but not before. / have no doubt from the
utteranees and from his lofty character that
he viii do the South full and ample justice,
and endeavor, as far as possible, to oblite-
rate the past and blot out the hatreds en-
n that direction will be for the peace, SO
curity and protection of all.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07

nv NASH q HODGSON-W. L HoD0ac2s
M1 Auctioneef-0l1ge No - Carondelet atreets--
Ga SATURDAY, March 81, 1877, a. twelve O'Clock
NJ, At the st. Charles Auction hxchanaat n Ino
basement rotunda Of tha St. Oheriea hptol IN
this city By virtue and IN purauanee Of Rn order
and Judgment Of the Hon. A. D. giaaot Judge Of the
Second district Court for the parish Of orlesna,
rendered Jnre p, 1876 and aligned July 3, 1915
court docket No 80 s36 In the matter Of aueeea4Qu
OF Niles AIanser deceased. for partition 81 public
TIN LOTS OF 0BOUED. together with on ihe
buildings and improvements therenui altlaI i q
the Flrst District Of tafa city, IN the equnrs 1@
S93 bounded By Caln0pe Euphro9inei Laensf $40
NaqnOlia streets. dosiEudlad lots Nol. % ius
Inclusive, ana Wea8urine each - eet ncneN
lines front on Cani0pe street. excars NO. 4, WATSON
measures IS ftot inches lines ftelt QH Ga so %
street, By depth Of l0l feft inches llngs, GA
| / looming the corner OF Calliope and LeeuiA
streets, sud lot No 10 forming 4no epruet 81 AAH
noiia anQ lalliope streets. The whole HCoQfll
/ 10 a plan bF Lcua h ftiei surveyor. Ine IA
proveiannt eonsist. ca lots no.. aud 2 or two
/ afcrr framo house. containing four r05Wa.
bIinf ahedA, etc. The bllAnoe Of tho property IH
vacant. and is Immediately opposite TIE Wof
shopa ETC., Of the Mes Orleans, 81. Aiauia aae Al
caRo rallroed.
Terms ana le-'sli lu-1 slilt tN.to s.|4. "l4
balance ~ and ITO ye1llt Win eight I1t Na|=
i,.fe1f e4l ,lfals1 I.sorfane, Win rensnLN 1tra
lleee from daft ruti paid, the NOR Nt41 %
brace the eauatr NN na Al7taa lae' ANS W
cant for attorney 81 sus-. 1a
cthat security GA U5t N-As e ~
cash on the aupt b 41
Acts q aisle tffNIF NN
St she eEe4nlt II 4I
1awea due and Qzi1iA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07
race Of he Returns.

Haee Of the hetafnhs
Q this been ench CRY Of fraud In the
3. Hol turns that great many honest
sh Of q really suppose that the Re.
rs I'd interfered with the result Of
Als ~ election. While the subject
y. therefore, we subioin 3 few
u nonts from the Chicago 1sibstiae,
Asn on IN. II. v. Redfield, the c0rre-
those the Cincinnati Commercial, who
q 70 re- most capable and candid OBJ
went from the North to see
II Louisiana.
@g0 Tribune says:
|,ilabur, ment that has been made be-
|Aie 1, hhd Of arbitration on the L0uisi-
IA fonld make q pretty large vol
Steward can state the giat Of tho case
|tone, Arda. There are flfty-nine conn
|aaitnn. lahes, as they are Called IN
~. The Presidential election was
AAlle, z1lernbie fairness in ffty-four Of
Y. een1 parishes; but in five every
|,nsno. Etana, violence and villainy was
b Mal tbs White Liners to wipe out
Moore; Republican majorities therein,
em return heavy msjoritiee for
- the purpose Of easy compare
|TTUT rs side By side the result of the
MI = idfd and 1876. The former cleo
~-o>,, l. contested ON both sides, but
b. Gel liners did not resort 60 BULLDOG
|lsgRIC sslnatlon TO influence the Re
u, No. It4s.
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EXTRA SESSION.
THE SENATE.
Fourth Days Proceedings.


Fourth Days Proceedings.
SENATE CHAMBna,
New Orleans, March 8, 1877. J
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at twelve O'Clock NJ, Hon. G. c. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate, in the chair.
On call of the roll the following Sena-
tors answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Blunt, Bryant, Baker,
Cage, Dumont, ella, Hamlet, Harper, Kelso,
Stamps, Twitchell, Wakefield, Weber,
KOung-I4.
Absent-Messrs. Allan, Boatner, Breaux,
Burch, Ducr0s, Jr., DemRs, Ellis, Eustis,
Garland, George, GOode, Grover, Kelly,
Landry, Ogden, Richardson, Robertson,
Steven, Sutton, Wheeler, White, zaeharie-
D.
No quorum.
GSenatOr Young in the chair.l
On motion of Senator the Senate
went into secret session.
On motion of Senator the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve O'Clock
M.
L. LAMAN1ERE, JR,,
Secretary of the Senate,
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RSTATF on John M. DELAVALlaAOk-
No. 1850.



rrNHTs Is TO 0lvs N0rIuR that WAX
rant in BANKRUPTCY has been issued out o. the
District Court OF the United States lot tne astIot
nj Deranaae Of Plaquemines, In the par,
in Of Tbervte, State Of Loniaiana ~
Indeed a BANKRUPT upon his own petition; that t1a
81 any debta and the delivery Of any prep
erV heioIlt to said bankrupt, to him o. lcE nia
use and the transfer Of any property ~ NM are
lorki1ddn Is laW that meetlng Of the ereaiIete OF
-sIf snrInni is prove s1cir df4tl end choose
e az nIor1 r lan1cs Of h1 estate viii ta held a.
s1lrf N bar iIfurtsg 70 NJ holden on the w r.
fIslh dt4 81 1|f4fh, A. ,. 1911. AL 3. 81, a Pc.
Il Caa51H Of. Htw Ofie7na trlc4e J. WAte y As
AR & f7ft
aIa M unlIel tf1 N2i
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{ lof as Republican majority Of
g ~ utterly wiped out, and q Con-
1e e.s.' VI oIity Of 1888 substituted there
arssoa change Ia the result Of 1863.
neioEity in the whole State is
~ - tI Gs49.p
q Pm ia eaya;
siatea was carried for Tilden by
murder, violence, intimidation
teamh |ng. on the Mississippi pian,'
& altc has. The net Democratic gain
pAriehoa is more than the ma
ltERiO FIiden has on the face OF the
~ fhont attempting TO defend the
X. j Is imbeoile so-oalled Republican
of L0uieiana, which ia q stencil
taekie Do Of every honest man. yet J
~ oi' Ma Carpenter, Il II was mot for
III Board, what remedy would
nish 4 Wholesale Intimidation None
Y per- there beenno Returning Board
M tnd The 9tate would have been de-
les fOr ar, and We would have had the
W q aale Of President eleoted hy
. ~ " zn1 can make nothing else q ~.
+ ia sntimidation carried tho i've
n1tishea Of Louisiana, epd the
|ce, Ae d gain Ia those parishes geve
|, & p 4ndon op the face Of the re-
The Returning Board Is bad
conscience, but Il e not %
&Rl FElnE Of Yaiota out Of their
md killing them beoeuse they
11kt particular candidates and
tUIf the rest
oME 7#n 80 s6ne faasanaDl4 fAIu'
ss I|HrHa end Of c1nq'1tiQtl
a|N toa a4pfs e4[la4 90
a ItI. IS The I'ea rl ~
|I| .I1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 59l26.-Notice is hereby gwen
sons herein interested to show cause within tel
days from the present notification, If any they
have or can, why the account presented by the
ADMINISTRATORS Of this estate should not be homolo
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
mb6 10 49, JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


have this day revoked the power of
attorney given to Julius Rahders, Esq., by act
before R. j. Ker, on the twenty fourth day Of
June, 1874. THBRkSB RAHDkks.
New Orleans March 5, 1877. mb7 10 is
Once New Orleans aud CarrOlltOu Rail.
road Company New Orleans, March g. l9TI.-At
q special meeting of the Board of DiTectnrs. held
FEBRUARY %, 1877, Major WALTER v. CROUCH
was duly elected to fill the Office Of secretary and
treasurer Of this company, recently made vacant
by the death of MT. P. Mcbride.
W. VAN BEATHUYSEN, President.
@. KOHH, Secretary and Treasurer pro tenn.
az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-07

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
. Of Orleans No. IS 677.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to ala other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
or can, WHY the second provisional account and
tableau of distribution, presented March p 1871,
by f. +. Parker, administrator of this estate,
should not De homologated and approved, and the
funds distributed IN accordance Herewith
y oEa q. q enc O0uf1 rnHN HERBERT. olerk
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SUCCESS OF AUGUSTINE PORCHB, DE-
CRAsRD, WIDOW OF CHARLES PoRRB.
Second District Court for the Parlsh Of orleAna-
No. 3s,se1.


DY 8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID corner Exchange nllev and Bienville street =
SATURDAY, March H. 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ,
VIII be sold at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal aud Custom
house streets, by virtue of order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated February 8, IsTl-
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in suburb West Boulgny, in the Sixth
District Of this city, in square No. 2S8, bounded
by Bordeaux, Valenee, Camp ard Chestnut
streets measuring so feet 'front.' on Valence street.
by depth of 80 feet between parallel lines.
2. AL0T OF GROUND, together with al the
buildugsAnd Improvements thereon, in the square
No 80 Of said suburb West BOulgny, in the Sixth
District of Ghis city, bounded by Coliseum or
PlaqHemine, Chestnut, Valence and CRdiH etreets;
said lot of ground measuring IA feet inches on
Cadiz street, beginning ct distance of IS feet
inches from the corner Of Caoiz and Coliseum
streets by 80 feet Deep between parallel lines, tee
whole agree ably to plans to be exhibited at the
TeTms-one half cash and the balance at one
years credit for notes secured by mortgage, and
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
the day Of adjudication. The buildings to be kept
insured and policies transferred to the holder o.
the notes. and in case Of suit for tine recovery Of
the above notes. the lawyers fees fixed at i've pei
cent to be paid by the purchasers.
Acts of sale before f. J. Laizer notary public, OF
| the expense of the purchasers, including all ths
taxes, payable in 1871 above the price Of adlua ica
| ton fei4 n % mh7 IA
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF THE MECHANICS, AND
Agiicultural Fair Assoelation-No. 1854.
UsITED STATES M4RsHAI's oIygIeH,

New Orleans, February - 1911.
YTyHIs Is TO GIVE NOTES THAT WARRANT
II in bankruptcy has been issued out OF the pls.
trct Court of the United states Tor the DlstLot y
and agricultural Fair Association Of new
Orieans in fhe parish of 0rleaps, state 81 Lousl-
ana adiudged bankrupt upon the petition OF its
crediToYs. fhat the payment Of any debts, anq
me delivery Of any property belonging to SAID
SaSlront ~ II or for its use and the transfer OF
az, 49, r6ansaTfv nv ii are forbidden by law; that q
eetlne az the creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose OF more assghees q itl
estates will be held at court Of bankruptcy 70 oe
holden on ire thirteenth day Of March, A. D 4etIi
Al fvrelye o'clock NJ, at No Il Camp street, new
NA4N--' . r 9. Plrkfh,
200 ,.htr United 6tatoa Marshal