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New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
auccessiOn OF Daniel GOrren.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. SO ,O03.-Eotice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification If any they haye
or ean why the account presented by David 4,
syme testamentary executor Of the deceased
should not De hom0logated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
mh23 n apSs JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Louisiana Levee Company, No. 23 Ca
rondelet street, New Orleans, March 81, 1s77.-The
regular snnual election twelve dsreetors of this
company, to serve during the ensuing year, will
be held at this office between the hours of II A.
NJ aud P. M, on SATURDAY, April I, 1877. TrAns-
Ter books will be closed on and after April J. 1871.
n. A. TARLEr0E,
mh27 I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
rhs D1ouu.aln pleaaovy massacre.

"A special from Tnscon, Arizona, says the
following is correct copy Of the original
order given concerning the Mountain
Meadow massacre. The Orders with three
afidavits authenticating il, was found
ameng the papers Of the late ex-Chief JUS.
tice John Titus, Of Arizona, aud formerly
Chief Justice Of Utah:
SPECIAL ORDER.
aSA1r LAKE CITY, April 10, 1S5S.-The
officer in command Of the escort is hereby
ordered TO see that every man is we'll pre-
pared with ammunition, and to have 1t
ready at the time you see these teamsters
loo miles from the settlement.
president Young advises that they
SHOULD be all killed, to prevent them re-
farming 70 BrldRer to join our enemies.
Every precaution should be taken, and see
that DO one escapes.
itEsereey Ii required,
ssBv order Of General Daniel Il. Wells
ssJAMES FERGUSON,
assistant Adintant General
The original order, with the athdayita, are
ia NV possession, and have had frequent
conversations with the late Judge Titus
my former law partner, In regard to tine
matter, and he never doubted the genuine
/ ness of the order or the guilt Of Brigham
Young. 4. =. hudnns'
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

S9GcGAHAUu " 4AhArnleaaA AAlAAs
cECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pARIsH
- OF Orleans, No. s., 3,s5a-Notice is hereby gwen
to the creditors Of this estate and TO all other per
sons herein interested to show causa within ten
days ffom the present notification, Il any they
have or oAn, Why the account presented ~ the
executors Of the deceased ahopld not be homolo-
gated and approved, and TIA fnnds distributed in
AccordAnCe Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
mh1I 20 ApS& JOHN HkHBkAT, Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

eTrYsBBRG.--The troubles Of the
ler and owners of the Gettysburg
o., BE- very far from being over. The
gard. pra Judge SouthwOrth, of the
mt 81 States commissioners court, was
u arranged by consent of the dis
KEY sFnay, and the captain and mates
IN. rther prosecution by sRtisfying the
ho were then discharged. A new
'H % ship ped, and the Gettysburg went
arly h ae river again. This time she
HE mouth. and then trouble began
rect No clear account has been received, ,
sms that the same abuse of the men
sed the first crew to resist oppres-
, Gel applied to the second. Captain
One er teiegraphed that there was an
sliny, came up to the city and again
our En to try and arrange matters.
ONE duo to Colonel William Wright,
a., Il States shipping commissioner, to
& the Fret Grew was the finest that
tt 81 shipped from here for years,
the second was as good as could
ined. The vessel is loaded with
TOI Of cotton, and the delay and ex'
fninoue.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

As soon as the necessary stock can be man
ufactured, all who secure the above useful
and valuable premiums will be permitted
and forks, on the same liberal basis. Address
all letters to the UNION SILVER PLATING Co,
Nos. 2O4, 2o6 & 2os Race St., Cincinnati, q
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

DlsrRICr FIREMEN's PARADE -
ID, the tenth anniversary of the ire
at Of the Sixth District was eele-
-, An annsually fine parade. under
mand of Grand Marshal Eugene
kk mounted aids attended him,
~ Engineer Fl. P. Phillips, First
II %. Wicker and Second Assistant
- ink. Pioneer No. and Home
Nh a Ladder No. both wore badges
Z. ainR, the former for Adam DOrr,
oav: a1 member, and George Blapperts
"a for Exempt Member A. Barlow.
oi aniaa were finely decorated. Be-
ooesaion Pioneer No. / presented
ma Engineer and shelr own President,
EsE leenheiiner, with fine gold badges,
loA ~ America No. 3 received from
- fine silk American flag, pre-
Alse Cecile Bettz.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

MEMORY. The officers of the gov
dredgeboats ct the passes report
lence ct Stake Island of small
y Nonument erected by the crew of
ncuth, to mark the resting place
&c ade who fell in the war against
thi To save it the monument has
,Ol moved from it's original location,
ave it once marked has long since
he'd away by the mingling waters
: aat river and sea. Accepting the
rs aEs of the dredgeboat officers. a
OF the Grand Army of the Re.
ID s will undertake the removal of
=. ement to q permanent location
te city, where, though separate
ailor's remains, it will still tell
sf 3 life laid down for govern
faservation,
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07
bCaI intelligence.

At THE CHARITY HOSPITAL -
W dsv Mr.. M. ID LAgan having failed
s il III. Bonzano by written request
. - owledge the contemplated usurpa-
he Charity Hospital, took measures
Q his object by violence An in1unc'
| in inst Mr.. Bonzano's acting as vice
N. and the court permitted the ex-
,rrs sary course of preventing an answer
the attorney being unable to OBJ
md napers from the clerks Office, Mr..
Maj and DR., Smythe took such meas
,-o;, 5afenae as they could by obtaining
AZ six olice and Corporal Miller.
ts IerstandinR with all was that the
ter authorities would do nothing to
nm the outrage unless somebody was
Notwithstanding the impropriety
HNng the Charity Hospital as u battle
as suggested by Mr.. Bonzano in
III 81, an armed company Of the White
perhaps the remnants of the Tiger
Vere on hand to support Mr.. Lagan.
,,,vs nand being made, q loud alteration
- the White Lsagne were depioyed
!. az the hospital, and it was plain to
7the that resistance would result in
KID flee of the lives Of the police, who
,s !. Eaited his orders. The Sisters of
ran about the offices agitated and
IA atiI OAA sAA1 D|AOe4e-Ao - E@N-S-~@
at squares distance.
Anythe then surrendered to the force
LSH not combat, and with DR.. Lewis
Cans to leave the building, Two United
sldiers were present during the con-
NM and left soon after it.
8embers Of the Nichols board then
Ia DR.. Miles assistant house sur
Ter pIes Lambert clerk, ]. P. Ecklen-
sa,s lpRgist, and Mr. Purder engineer,
Aiding all the offices but that OF
sal argeon. Messrs. Irby, Nugent and
St1. sFe appointed . finance committee,
=. 3 Boyer and Holt and Judge w. w.
- gsiiing committee. The following
i'Ana pied, and the meeting adjourned to
Monday In May;
That resident students be
sACA ~ system Of competitive examiu'
which anonymous answers to mat
49, nted questions shall form at least
~ that Drs. Holt and Boyer be ap'
committee to conduct euch exam.
With discretion to associate them.
her ih such other medical gentlemen
sw aAy choose.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

Office of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. l24 Canal street, New Orlt tans,
March 49, 1877.-At y meeting of the Board Of Di
rectOrs held on the fourteenth instant, dividend
of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE WAS declared
PAYABLE to the stockholders on and after Monday,
April g. 1871. All transfers of stock for ten days
previous to that date must be ex-divideud.
mh20 tap2 c. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

SuccesstOn of AlarNareG nlcAutey, dee
ceased wife OF John A. o BTien.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR tbs PARISH
- OF Orleans No. 3B 244.-Notiee ia hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, II any they
have or can why the account presented BY John
A. OlBrien, testamentaTy executor of this estate,
should not be homolOgated and approved. and
By order Of the Court
mhs0 ans 8. JOHN HERBRRT. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1877-04-07

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