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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
If FICI AL JOURNAL OF THF. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
s LOCAL INTELLIGENCE^
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The French Market Homktde.— The
testimony before the Coroner Saturday
eveniDg was as follows :
Madame Rose Nicaud—Yesterday morn
iug early Mr. Guerin was taking coffee
with me. He came back the second tim*».
While taking coftVe Mr. Edouard passed by,
end Mr. Guerin then called Mr. Edouard
as if he was calli« g a friend. I heard Mr.
Guerin say to Jbdouard, ''Tell me thé
truth.'' The words were spoken in
French—at the same time they both
seemed to be excited. I then bea»-d Mr.
Guerin lay to Edouard. "Go away. I
do not want to have anything tn do with
you." Then Mr. Edouard passed t ward
Fît. Philip street, and I told him not to pay
any attention to what Mr. Gaerin said to
him, because Le was deranged; 1 meant
intoxicated. After telling Mr. Edouard so
he went away, and so did Mr. Guerin.
After a while Mr. Guerin came back and
said to me, "I am going to take the cars
and go home to wash and rest myself*,*'
and on starting he saw Mr. Edouard, the
deceased, with a police officer and another
gentleman coming toward him.
Officer Gustave C. Marigny- Yesterday
about half-past pix o'clock 1 started from
the head of the Beef Market. In the Veg
etable Market, right behind Mr. Felix s
table, close to U rati lines street, as I was
going to give my servant the marketing.
Officer Young came to me and asked me if
1 had some shrimps to give him. I told
him yes. At the same moment Mr. Edou
ard came up to him and told him be wanted
him to come to him. He started with
Edouard. About five minutes after he had
arted with bitn I heard a shot. I ran as
,r as Rose's table. I saw Young along
side of a table as white as a sheet: be
eould not speak. I asked him what was
the matter. He tcld me it was only a shot
in the air. After that Mme. Siftion told
me to look out; to pass the other way; I
would see Guerin. When J * ar
rived at St. Philip street I did pot
W® Guerin. I then went to the levee, and
did not see him either. After the shoot
ing I went to the stand of Edouard; a lit
tle boy told me to run to the Vegetable
Market; he bad fallen by Ldngdon's stand;
[ and O.Bcer Trepagnfer went there;
law the man lying by Langdon's stand; * he
mild not Bpeak; I did not see Officer
oung after that; I came to the station and
ported the facta to the clerk and sergeant;
® took Mr. Espinola with me to examine
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he man; he told me the best thing to do
pitas to get a carriage aed send him hofne
io I did; Mr. K«pinola told me to disperse
the crowd; I and officer Trepagnier did
The jnry, upon the evidence furnished.
_ we as a finding that the deceased, Ed
ouard Fores, had come to his death by a
istol-shot wound iuflicted by one Arthur
rio.
Paiaoraprs.—T he sensation reporters,
rbose inventive powers are wonderful,
tike the ridiculous statement that the
llored man who wits killed by Guerin
Rde a speech at a colored club, lately,
ireatening that the colored men could
ike care of the lice, meaning white
omen ; and the colored women would
ike care o/i the- nits, meaning the white
lildren. Hws not necessary to say that
such specif was made.
The samea^nsalionists impute the Cre at
'etna to ié.^|ndiarism by a colored man,
carry o'lfjwie alleged threats of Sandy
icker, w.ip^never made the incendiary
tech attrfcfâted to him.
Con scie# Je makes cowards of us all,' 7
id so A l'*lr Guerin is reported to have
he djii^Jnot surrender himselt to the
l authoi/ties at oDce for fear of being
ibbed bJL colored men. There was no
rge assemblage of colored men on the day
IhehonJwide, notwithstanding the absurd
presentations of people who scent danger
afar/ We make this declaration on the
ithorit// of Mr. Smith Izard, aidj to the
lief Police.
A t/inid and inaccurate reporter says,
IDeru 9, in order to have themselves
:ered as voters, may be compelled, in
lefense, to go armed and in large
lei to certain registration offices." Will
reporter state where registration offices
ire opened in Republican club-rooms?
Martin Lens quarreled with a woman
Saturday night, on Barracks street, and
irew a knife on her. It was taken away
Corporal Rooser, when Leps tied in the
irection of Chartres street, and fell into
gutter. The corporal made a call rap
* ie P avemHnt f° r tu» is tan ce, bnt the
kth Ward Democratic Club passing at
Ibe time, some of its members took the
w from the corporal. la the scuffle
ising from this interference, Policeman
°^ lr wa8 »I igbtly cut in the felt hip. I.-pR
as ent in the buck, and was sent to Char
r Hospital.
By tne report of Dr. (îeorge W. Dir
lyer. Secretary of the Board of Health,
appears that the whole number ot inter
vals lust week in tnis oily was ' 3 s. ot
leee thirteen died of consumption, five of
ingestion ot the brain, twenty-eight of va
uret:|lous fevers, and fourteen were stillborn.
Arthur Guerin, who committed the homi
le or murder in the French Market Fri
'y morning, surrendered himselt to Sheriff
«well c-aturday night about tea o'clock,
id was lodged In the Parish Prison.
,E. D. Gordon, a supernumerary police
ian, shot Richard Murphy, a regular po
Deman, near St. Mary's Market, yesterday
orning, and lodged two bullets in his
sdy. A party of roughs Who had been
Inking got np a row and Murphy was
It. Pi -
_ eter Gallagher has been arrested as
accetsory to the shooting. The condi
n of Murphy |> critical.
About nine o'clock last evening, John
lekley,«while running oa Orleans street,
Itween ' viller© and Bcbenson, was ac
dentally shot in the hand by the dis
revo er which he carried in
pocket.
(pbert Abbott was found on Poydras
pet, early in the naoroing, dangerously
*r"JBnnded in the head. He states that he
shot iram * house on Franklin street,
Iween Poydras and Perdido. He was
It to the Charity Hospital.
"f]?M)ennls Robinson was stabbed and dan
lualy wounded by Joseph Pamison,
08 * premises he entered, at Coe corner
Lafayette and Dryades sheet*, with
ent 10 commits robbery. Pamison was
tested, and Robioson wa
arme Hospital.
■
I was taken to the
An nnoooupied house at the corner of
toblogton ayedue and Prosper street, was
■troyed by fire about eleven o'clock this
orniiig. It was owned by Mr. •■'etter and
ured. Supposed to have been set on
William MoDnff has been nominated by
1 Govern or and confirmed by tlie Sen
1 as one of-the Board of Police Comm;*
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iCoBRE'TriON.—Jules Lanabere, Ootave
ey and Amadee Blasco were elected dél
iâtes to the Firat District Congressional
nvention by the Republicans of the Fifth
'«rd and not the First Ward.
t a primary eleotion held by the Re
licans of the Third Ward, on Thursday
the following gentlemen were elected
gates to the hecood Congressional Dis
i Numinating Convention, viz: Thomas
ne, J. P. Keating, F. C. Antoine, B. P.
tchard, W. B. Meson, Jamee Certer.
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Monetary and Copunercial.
moietabt.
Mu n da'V. September 26, 1 P, Si., ÜÄ
We have no change to report jn the jneney market
......... American half-dollars changed
hands at 136&.
Foreign exchange is quiet. $1500 bank sterling
sold at 154. and 2>,WK) ur-va'e banker»' francs at
3.71. 4. T*»c bank rates are 153(5I®« *or stsr!lng, and
3.?0ä&W£ for iranos At the close on Saturday
storfins was quoted at MUfai5Jtet5tt. for good to
A1 bill of lading and clear, and 3 73\€3.72. l a for A1
commercial.
Domestic exchange b«n undergone
change. The bankscbeck< "
discount, and the sales of o
New York sight at 7-16 ft cent discount.
Nothin* reported in ; took» or bond!'
S Oity treasury notes are inactive. MOCO change«!
and* at 36^ ft cent discount and $2(OTat37. Thi
ealers buy the «mail sums offered across their
counters at S7?j<$39 discount, and sell at 3tyPBW.
COM MERCIAN*.
Mondât, September 29,1 P. M.
COTrON—There is» fair inquiry this morning,
and wo hear of sales thus tar of about 500 bales.
The offering supply is tight, and with news of a
rather favorable tenor from Liverpool, holders are
asking an advance of ' 4 o. A portion of toe sales
noted above were oh the baNfs of 22)4« for middling.
but the movement has not been ot sufficient extent
to justify quotations. Saturday's butines» cammed
> baies, moctly i
-<*21c 1
■ good ordinary
2l, I i'32i;V for low middling; 2if...22' 4 c for »id«jj«ng:
2 .•*('§—c foritrict middling; and 23' 4 «-c lor good
middling.
SUGAR—Only »jobbing business Is doing at ll'i
<%13 ' 4 c ^ ip. for grooerv grades of Cuba sugar in
boxes at in hnathead ■ : Louisiana sugar
is retailing •t l3>A®15'io 'f. P' for fair to prime.
MGLASSES—We have not any sales to note.
Cuba molasses is quoted at 3Do; 4l> a i 145c gallon
ES
iview of Saturday.
pal pales to-day were contineu to 334' bbls, ol which
284 choice extra at $U, and 60 at $13 » bbl.
_ CORN—'We havri again to note a «full and déclin
wg market Bafuraay eveoimr. not previously re
ported. 584 eacts while bold a* 92o. t=* bushel. To day
th«! sales are confined to|750 sacks mixed, in poor
rder, at 90c p bushel.
OATH—Are dull and have aeain declined 2c f
biishel 1000 sacks so'd at 5«o 1» bushel.
B ri AN-100 seid at $115 I0J fts, a further decline
of 5c WU0 ih* - .
HAY—Only» limited jobbing business is doing.
A lot of «4 hales prime St. Louis sold at $23''- 23 50 ft
ton. a further decline of about $1 f» ton.
PORK—The marke, is stiU firmer to day, although
business is doing at $31 ^ bbl for mess.
LARD—Is quiet but firm. Prime îa t.erces is re
tai .ng *t$0c; kAs 22a lb.
^AUON—Shoulders^ ms* retailing at 13Q13.^c;
clear ribbed sides l#'j'S16)»c; clear sides 17*l7' c;
ugar curad hams l»'i«20o: plain hams 18c ft. '
"ALE ROPE—Is quiet and unchanged Round
•ob* of best machine rope re held at 9c # ft; 9' 4 a
^ ft ardthe retail prie s.
»RON TIES—Are in good demand at
-* -* id 7/^e top retail.
G-Thè ;
y. ft for
— JGGlWG—Thè market for round lots of India
bggging is quiet, holdern asking 24c $ yard The
nteadM.hlWteMi yard in rolls, and
HlL>i£S—Both wet and dry hides are in more fair
request at steady prices. Buyers who hav* been
holding off for some time past, owing to the depres
sion prevailing in Northern markets, are coming
forward to invest. We quote wet city tlauehiered
Îsoîa & a : i^ exican ary flint 21^2 2c ; country do.
s2® 19cî iexaä Mmtcbad 19®21c; dry salted 17@«
njrlret is still bare. Washed is
V-fc
wool— Th. _________ ___ __ IO
quoted at 3n<«36c *fè ft; I^juisiana nutive 25'Ä27'ic;
burrv 10®15o ^4 ft.
HOPS—Western msjt is quoted at
Canada at $2 PS's:2 90 ft busheL Hops
ft for old, and 40c tor new.
.^CNNY BAG'S—Are inactive; quoted nominally
a«/ -fiaC w doz.
BUTTKR- The market is very dull with a heavy
Western at 32$34c f 1 lb
inßnojr27'?)3l\j; choice Goshen 45c; go«jd Nortnern
40c ft.1
ÖHEESE— Steady ,
We quote choic
16@18o ft for reserve and
factory, and 1for Northern cream and English
.2.45
$2 B5(ä2 70;
Turks' v lsland HBBl________
I'hereareat present three cargoes afloat offering,
the nominal price being $2 25 sack for Liverpocff.
COFFEE—Prime Rio is in fair re iue B t at firm
price-, but other gradei
Bales of -50U and 250 hi
We .
'?i bbl. . _______________
being held at $4. Pitch steady a
ern. bpirits turpentine quiet at 40c >4 gallon.
Marine Intelligence.
•TEAMEK8 LEAVING TO DAY.
Baltimore........
Mobile ..........
St, Louis.........
Vieksburg.......
Ljuisville........
Orfachita River
Cm A, Dukebart, 7 r. M.
.Mail Boat, 2 p. m —Cars.
•Bek ahd Barges, Gol!, . t) a. ?
Governor Allen, Smoker, 5
Louisville, Bchenck, 5 ; m.
.Success, Rea, 5P. M.
Bayou Sara........ Nina Simmes. Greathouse,
Bayou de Glai/.e Kankakee, Maitland, 5 ;
I.caving To-Morrow.
Havana
Mobile....
St. Louis
Louisville..
Red River
Red River.
Red River.
Ouachita..
Bayou Sara........L.
Lafourche......... F
Lafourche.........If
Lafourche...
Lower Coast
Mamioville..
Tappahamxofk, La B!e-he, 6
Mail Boat, 2p. m.— Cara
Olive Branch, Jones 5 p. m,
.St. M.vnf, Sweeney, 5 r. m.
Richmond, Boardman. 5
LOTUd No. 2, Danna's, 5 P.
M.
c Ho
..HettyGilmore, King, 10 a
..THOB.P owi.LL, Dinvant. lr.
..A. G. Brown, Bassett, 12M.
..Camélia, C'ozzens, 12 m.—C a
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, j
Monday.iSeptember 28, I86P.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Gen Grant, Quick, lor N«e Yo
Steamship George Washington, Gager
Steamsnip Agnes, Bourne, for Galveston
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Lucreua Davis, for M
____ ... Davis.
L*dy Gay, Bor*, for bt. Louis
British shiji Core net, CorriqaU. for Liverpool
_______shit» Core net, Corrioall.
Brig A G Jewett, R- ed, for Mai
-chooner ttspa.-ia. Royal, from Tampa Bay
British schooner Buiy Butts, Howett, for Havana
British sonooner Andromeda, bimpson, tor Havan
ARRIVALS.
Steamship United States, Norton, fn
delphia, to Creevy, Nickerson Aeo—2d diet
8TSAM BOATS.
Frances Blakeslee. from Mobile.
Louisville, Bchenck, from Louisville.
ABBIVED SATURDAY.
French steamship Sonora, Bon vat. from Vara Cruz,
via Tamp co, to V I erilliat— 3d disi 25
Steamship 2VI'
dianoi
; A Wtutney *co—1st <1
> Harris A Bidwel!
Wild Wagoner, Richardson, fre
Richmond, Boardman, from tjhreveport.
Welcome Laughhn. from St, Louis.
Lucretia, Davis, from Mobile—New Basin.
Hunter, Jeantrau, from Pointe a a-Hacho.
TOWBOATS.
Boe, G oil, from St. Louis, with 4 barges.
EXPORTS.
IEW YORK—Steamship George Washington—
--- bales cotton 80 bbls oil 400 oiicake msal 50 tes lard
24» bbls hour 258 pkgs bone black 6b bills hides 25
**1?EW YORK—Steamship General Grant—1'68
bale« Cotton 27 bales wool 8 bates hides 2928 sks oats
«kJObbls flour U>7 bbls meal 12 hhda tobacco 2frC sks
cotton seed 50 pkgs mdse
UALVESTONT—Steamship Agnes—650 bbls flour
ipty bbls 23 bags eoffee 1.0 pkgs
LIV » KPOOL—Ship Catonat—2817 bales ootton 420
itaves 3 9 bbls rcsto .
bT LOUIS—steamer Lady' Gay—1500 bare railroad
ron 809 bxs tin plate 14 tes noaa ash
MOBILE—SteamW Lnoretia—1 hhd sugar 200
bbls flour 6 bbls whisky
HAV \NA—'Ctiooii«r Bill» ButM-1000 libtoflour
MAR.EII.lATS-* 11 hhd. to!)««, SO
bbls flour au bbte ueel 200 bbls oil 65,860 staves
IMPOSTS.
rSDIANOLA AND G ALYE8l(
Morgan—II baiefbot'.on $1,650 i»«l
LI V El( POOG—Ship Victoria- 744l^& sal
EE0BIPTS ÖF PS0DÜOE.
NATCHEZ—Steamer Wild Wagoner—393 bales
°jiîjl EVEPORT -Sten^gjt »ichmor.d-5«19 bales
fiftYOU SARa— S tefiaéff Orey .Eagle—205 bales
ootton S hhds sugar i q
OUACHITA Cl l Y-SteatoWTatoaquai - 7«i»bales
°^"dOUI8-8t«»mer Bee and haroH-3W9 *ks oats
2D hhds Tobacco efi3t bbls flour 360 hf-do
ST LOUId— ht earner Welcome—73 bale« ootton
HIM&&BPORT—Steamer Kankakee- » bales
oUea -,
PO INT E- A-LA- HAGUE—Steamer Hanter— U9
S. E . R 4^f?»« i ^ Se ''" mber
PKR OPÊLuUFJaS KAILROAI>"S«pt.xBkier 16—
■li bbls riqp f )f , -à n
IfBMORANBA,
The steamship Mariposa from New Orleans to
New York, had heavy northeast gale* from Dry Tor*
tugas to Cape Hatteras ; and the steamship Ores
snt City, Weir, from New Orleans for New York,
::m 2 a oc\cro gale on the 17th. Both arrived safely.
FOREIGN PORTS,
• H.—Arrived from Saw Orleans*
vT«. Clewed for New Orie.n., ,hip
Lijwpool, Sect. 7.-S«il«d for New Orleui, .hi,
Waller«, Karn.a.
Kremertlev». Sept. S—Sailed, ehipe Dorette,
Schulte«; udXrlhu>del.WMWer, "or - e* OriMne.
ftPfc fcL"r«ï K«».* (Me,
(ÏSXŸ.wTkÆS" Lu,"
Rio de J.neii. Ao* K._s„l,d, htrk Almiee,
Barhman, t it New Orleans.
Sl_Thomas. Sept. 8. —Arrived, schooner Joe Kel
»ans.
ship
J load for New Orleans.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Tenth Ward Itepul»licans.-At the regular
meeting of the Tenth Ward Radical RepublUan
Olub, Friday, the twenty fifth instant, the following
resolutions were introduced by Dr. D. Mtckay, and
nnanimoffllyadopted :
t ^ resolution, introduced by Senator
John Kay, is now under consideration in our Legis
!* tu . re \V ro P 0 *Mno to amend the State Constitution
Pj -.J . n E. p . ut t, ° a ^ P*rt of the ninety-ninth article
thereof which requires those who aid»*d and abetted
the iate reOnhion, prior io being elegihle as F-lectors,
to hie acertihoote eeiting lorth that said rebellion
was morally and politically #rong. and that they re
gret any aid and cômfort thèy may have given the
Whereas. It is (he conviction of this Club that the
Itiast to be required of those who, in rheir traitorous
efforts tô destroy the nation, imbued their hands
with the patriot blood of hundreds of thousands of
their countrymen, is that they, by expressing regret
»or the guilty past *»••»*• ----— - ----•- — •"—
---ftbehii '
ish those gory hands, <
ighe-t prerogative of an American ein
*u—io c*»i & baliot; Iberetore,
Resolved, That we. the Republicans of the Tenth
rard look with the utmost abhorrence upon the
of those Senators who, in the face of the vin-
palladium of safety and freedom.
Resolved. That we tender ..... o.uvc.o , u » UB n w
Benafors Campbell, Lewis, Poindexter and Pollard
.....---------------------- (Jonsti
• sincere thajik«
. -------------dexter a
r able sffotts to preserve intact «
After making nominations for the coming State
Convention, according to resolutions of previous
meetings, the Club adjourned to meet for the el«c
i of the same on MONDAY, the twenty eignth
instant, at ?:3J P. M.
W. B GRAY, President.
Wm, W. Jackson, Secretary. se28
puny has
Attention, Fonrlli Word !—TO-NIG HT, this
twenty-eighth day of September, you are respectfnl y
requested to report at the orincipal Club, Turner's
Hall, Derbigny street, for the purpose of selecting
your candidates, so as to enable you all to vote lor
two Delegates at the election that I hereby call, on
TUESDAY NIGHT, the twenty-ninth, a" Turner's
Hall. Derbigny street, to represent your above
named Ward at the nest Nominating Convention.
The poll will open at four o'clock and close at ten
clock P. M.
By order of E. LONGPRfc,
President of the Fourth Ward Republican Club.
R. C. Howard, Secretary. se28 it*
and
----TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at hilf past
n o'c ock P. M., on Ulaiborne. between Common
"ravier streit*. All young men loyal to the
The
and fat gun cap, and white
government are reqm
biue pants, jactie
' E C.'MASON...Captain;
« v**• * Lieutenant;
New Orleans. September sTifiès!
HENRY DCHSEY,
PETER HA RVEY. Second Lie
Grant and Celfux Zouaves.—At a called
meeting of th* Republicans in the Seventh Ward,
August 24, about fseventy-five persons present,
new club was organized, styled the "Grant and Col
fax Zouaves,* - and entirely completed their organi
zation.
The following are the officers of the Zouave? :
WM. II GREEN. President;
J. L. DUPART, Vice-President;
L. J. -MANUEL, Secretary;
JULES GOM EZ, Treasurer;
lion. H. L. KEY, Marshal.
The Zouaves will meet regularly at the schoplhoust
corner of Greatmenand Union streets every SUN
DAY MORNING, at ten o clock.
WM H. GREEN, President,
L. J. Manuel, Secretary,
The Colfax Guard» meet at Williams'
School Room, on Gravier between Liberty and Liow
itrects, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
J. P. Keating, Secretary.
The Warnuuh ('umpulgn Club—Meets at
No. 4."4 Lafayette street every MONDAY EVEN
ING.
P. S. NUGENT, President.
THOMAS JONKs. Vice President.
CHARLES KELLY.
MARTIN NNOVtXL, "
CHARUE*COLEMAN. Tre.v-u
Pioneer Grant <'luh. —Inconsequence of i
rapid increase in their numbers, the "Pioneer
have engaged the commodious National Hall, at No.
9 Poydras street, between Franklin and Liberty
streets,for Headquarters.
All voters who favor the election of Grant and
Colfax are invited to join this club.
Regular meetings every FRIDAY EVENING
N. W. Trayiaj
Attention, Grunt Wide Awakes, Third
Ward.—This c!ob meet* every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY evening, on Gravier street, between Liberty
and Howard. Radical Republicans are cordially
invited to utteud.
GEORGE WILLIAMS. President.
PETIR Bax. Secretary.
Irish Republican Club.—Owing to the
creasing numbers of this Club, we have obtained I
fine and spacious ball over Bertero's saloon, m
Mechanics' Institute, Dryades street. Regular
meeting nights TUESDAYS ami SATURDAY
half-past seven o'clook. Punctual attendance i
quested of each membeT, and all persons favorable
j the election of Grant and Colfax are respectfully
invited to attend.
By order of :
Col. JAMES FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM,
President.
P. K. Collins, Secretary. b*21
Sixth Ward Grunt and Colfax «iuh
No. 1.—Nights of regular meeting every TUESDAY,
ieven o'clock P. M.
Names of Officers— Jos. Soude. President; Wil
liam Rudolph, Vice-President ; Laurent Auguste.
Vice President: Alcide Lewis, Vice-President; Noel
Bachu8, Vice-President; John Shul.:, Treasurer,
O. P. Warnick, Secretary. g<
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Wolle«. —The office of the Board of Registration
is at Room No. 7, City Hall where all communie*
Lions should he addressed. It is particularly request
ed that writers from the country parishes will state
their poetoffice address.
WILLIAM BAKER,
5 Chairman Board of Registration.
OFFICIA L— POUfl D NO I ICES.
STREET COMMISSION! R» DEPARTMENT,)
as estraya :
Roum No. J, City Hall,
^ New Orleans, September 27, I86f
WTERE BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DISTRICT
v » Pound, corner of Lafayette and Locust s'
expenses thereon pawl, wdl be sold at public
at said| Pound,onWEDNENDAY,weptember 30 1866,
JOSEPH MURPHY,
, for Controller.
Street oommissioner'b Department
Room No. 1, O ty Hall.
m
Poun«i, corner of Orleans and Claiborne streets,
One^lOW.
. licb, if not claimed within five days, and___
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public suction
t said Pound, on WEDNEnDA V,Bept.pmber jQ.1868,
tlio'clockM. JOaEPH MURfllY,
Mreet Commissioner.
Pas. Labakhe, Deputy Controller se25 5fe
OFFICIAL ^ 0TI0ES,
PK0P081LS FOK HHISOLK*.
By command of
Office Chief Qcartermaster, i
D epartmeosor Louisiana, )
New Orleans, La., September 28.186B. )
PROPOSALS ARK INVITED AND
fEMfivod at this office until 2 P.
third day of October, 18t_,
at the New Basin, of—
Mfc -
IB t
ity, at_____
(SttUiGLi-h. 18 inches
Of «the Department govern
■ the right to reject any
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
C«
mapouu foul uitei
1 ' ' - OrincfcSftT QnaVrmvWe^g )
MiwlHRiHH
OEALED PROPOSALS ARB INVITED AND
.YiTrî ,, U received at thin office until 2 P. M.
I UESDAY the twsn leth day of Octoüer, 1868, for
furnishing ibe material and constructing the fol
lowing named buildings, vis:
One Brick PORI Kit h LODGE at National Ce
tery at Little Rock. Arkansas
Gne Stone PORTER'S LODGE at National Ceme
tery at Fort Smith. Arkansas.
One Wooden PoRTJCRft LODGE at National
ing
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
specification* can be see-__ „„
?*?<* at the office of Brevet Major E. J. Eckinson,
Chief Qaartenuaeter, Little Rees. Arkansas.
The aoili y of the bidder to fulfill his agreement
must be proved to the satisfaction of this depart
moot.
No proposal will be entertained from any party who
has hitherto failed in his engagements with any
branch ot the Government.
Bids will be opened at time above named, and
-• all bids.
Proposals should be indorsed " Proposals for
Lodges in Arkansas," and ad«lressed to the under
signed.
By order of the QaaTtèrmaster General. D. S. A.
C ri AH. H TOMPKINS,
Brsvet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
Department of Louisiana.
PROPOSALS FOR STOVES.
Offick Chief Quartermaster, )
Department of Louisian*, S
New Orleans, La., .September 28,1968. )
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
will be received at this office until two P. M.
October, 18bfc, (or
and
the deliv
5i ELBOWS.
) FIRE SHOVELS,
SHEET
Particulars
25 SHEETS UF ZINC.
be learned on application at this
advert u>ement.
'I he United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be indorsed "Proposals for Stoves,
i addressed to the
Brevet Brigadier General and A. '. 51.,
PROPOSA lift.
red
150
Office Chief Quartermaster,
Departiuent oi Louisiana '
New Orleuus. beuteuiber 2b, ih«8. ' S
BALED PROPOSALS AKE INVITED AND
O will be received at this office until 2 P. M., MON
DAY, thetitih day of October, 18ds, for furnishing
l»a \, me nttu a
this Department—
19,000 best quality building BRICKS.
6* ,000Cypress SHINGLES, 18 inches.
14.280 f< ||te" *-"■**'-----
ing
i Levee at foot of CalU«
flve rtisement.
Proposals must be indorsed "Proposals," and ad
dressed to the undersigned.
By command of Brevet Major General Rousseau.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS.
Brevet Brig. Gen. and C. Q. M.,
se23 6b Department of Louisiana.
PROPOSAL« FOK HOSPITAL.
Officf. Chief Qcabterma^
ICE GHIEF QCABTER.VA«TF.R, )
Department of Louisisca, >
New Orleans, La , September J6 1883. )
SEALED PROPOSALS ARK INVITED AND
material and erecting at Baton Bouge, Louisiana:
and at office of Lieuteuant J. Latchford, United
Hospital at Baton Rouge," and addressed 1
By order of the Quartermaster General United
CHAH. H. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
■avtuivi vjuarierinasier, -
Department of Louisians.
of
pKTITION .............
PETITION.
! Honorable the Cornu
>• pectfuUy ask of t
ck sidewalk, with t
AN I ON STEEVE. 60 feet
LOUIS HOFhMA
WIDOW V1CIOKIA BILAC,96feel
WILLI A M N A S H. 9«3 fee t.
UEORGK KERN, 80feet.
OWhN KELLY, 3*1 lest
RUDOLPH BLIKSATH. 96 feet.
J H KELLER. 547feet.
Total number of feet, US6.
a
PETITION........ ....... ........PET ITION.
Nouvelle
Le
•rléans
»il « ommun de la ville de la
signé-«, propriétaires sur la ne St. André,
corps la_ construction d'u
banquette e:
......... tê aua-ouest <
St. Andre, depuis la rue Liberté jusqu'à la
J AN PON STEEVE. GO pieds.
Li »CIS HOFFMAN, .30 pieds.
____ = ___..Ji, 30 pis
VEUVE VICTORIA BIL.
WILLIAM NAS H, 96 pieds.
AC, :
pieds.
J. H. GERDIN'G, I3d tiieds.
Nombre total de pied?, 1136.
PETITION
..PETITION.
spelling the prop
' We
the city having Clay street graded and ma ädaznlz
from Cimti to Customhouse street, at its own <
pense, in the same manner as it has been done frt_
Conti to St. Louis street, as we believe that the beno
fits extended to one or more should be extended to
all on the same street, and in this view we Bolicit
your honorable body to instruct the Uitv Survevor to
proceed in the grading and macadamizing of Clay
street from Conti to Customhouse street.
And as in duty bound we will ever pray.
WILLIAM H. VREDaNBURG. per William H.
Vredonburg. Jr.. 25 feet on Peters street, and 100
feet on Clay street.
JEAN PETIT, 202feet on Clay street, 202 cn Pe
' ET, 200 feet on Clay street, 100 on Peters
A. D. GRIEFF, 50 feet on Olay street.
B. J. BEKKKNY, 50 feet on Clay street.
A. ZONA, 25 feet on Clay street.
FELIX LaBATUT, fiUfeet on Clay street. 5C c
Peters street.
A. H. D'MeZ A. 50 feet «>n Olay street.
J. A. LaVILLEBEDVRE, 25 feet on Clay street.
A. JACQUET, per pro A. Becket, 50 feet oa Clay
50 on Peters street.
Total number of fe*-t in square, 1224; total number
of feet
pETITION......................PETITION?.
N O WEI.1.E-OrLEA VS. 18 Août 1868.
A 1' Honorable Conseil Commun de la ville de la
Nouvelle-Orléans:
—•es soussignés, projirittaires sur leB rues Peters et
Clay, Deuxième District de cette ville, vous infor
respectueusemeut qu'il serait nécessaire de
uiredeß banquet tes sur les dites rues, depuis
" " — ,A *" — J_ *■ Douane, et-----
Jl
prient rie vouloir bien passer l'ordonnance nécet
saire afin d'obliger tous les propriétaires à faire lee
ê fait de ia rue Conti à la i
e même» avantages qui <
";' apïïS
Peters, 100 pieds
PETIT, 202 pieds sur la rue Clay. 202 pieds
rue Clay, KW pieds sur la
À. D G'RIKFF, 50 pieds sur la rue Clay.
on
3 Peters.
B. J B8.RKENY. 50 pieds s
» City.
FELIX 1
A TUT, 50 pieds t
pi eus fur :a rne Peters
A. IL D'MEZ A. 50 pieds e
■ la I
e Clay, 50
b Ôlay, 50 pied.
procuration de A. Becket, 50
no rouu.
Office Ceief Comm is' y of subswtence.U. 8.A., )
Department of i^misiana. >
New Orleans. La., heptember 18,1868. )
ing
BKK, i860, for furnishing the United States Sub
Department with the following Stores,
r 20 000 pounds of SPLIT PEAS, of the growth
barrels of MESS PORK, of the beet quality
60 000 pounds of
10 ,lt barrels of FLOUR, equal to the Government
standard. Each barrel of Flour purchased will be
required te weigh 196 pounds, and all Flour abs raet
ed at previous inspections, or missing from the bar
rein from other causes, will barequired to be made
up by the contrat) tor.
l'he above articles to be of the very best ouality
and put up in superior packages, and te be delivered
at tho Anchor Press, in tbie oity, within twenty days
after the epeaing of the bids.
No bids wilt be reçoive* from parties who have
failed to comply #ith their engagements with any
branch of the GeEMusMAh
Proposals to be addrereed to the undersigned and
marked "Propo«KH6*E'
A. BUCK WITH,
selS 6* ÜIBfft i. Gen. and C. B., U. Ö. A.
aud
OFFICIAL NOTICES—CITY.
Matobalty or New Orleavs, *
Wesoîved.Tnaffhe adjudication of the contract for
furnishing coal to the city for one year by the Oon -
troller to A. DeSoIa be and the r---*
» same is hereby ap •
Resolved, farther, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby au-bonzed to enter into contract before the
City Notary in behalf of the city with A. De. Bola as
tmbdlps'. and ft. Thomatis »«»»enrffy. for the fn.ru.
before the
ing of coal to the city at the rate o# 'seventy-three
ALFRED KEARNY.
Presiden. Board Assistant Aldermen.
THOMAS MARKIY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 21 . 1868.
^(Signed) JOHN JB. CONWAY. Mayor.
John tfffôvERAtL, Secretary.
se25 5
Mayoralty «f Nkw orle.i.nb, l
City Hall, September 21, lb«a )
[No. 1019—New Series.]
Fesolvrd, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
uthori/.ed to construct or came to be constructed
wo bridges on the southwestern side of Banks
street, one at the corner of Tonti and Banks streets
and one at the corner of Kocheblave and Banks
ts ; *nd be it further
lolved. That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized to grade and till Banka, Kocheblave and
Tonli streets around the depot of the Canal and
Claiborne streets railroad, provided the whole work
does not cost over (fj(J0) five bunched «fellers.
(Signed) .ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
'Signed' THOMAS MaRKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 21. 1868.
^Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
' W. Overall, Secretary.
Mayoralty of Nbw Orleax«. j
Jity Hall, September 21, 18<£.
No. 3020— Nèw Series.
Resoived, That the Controller be and he is hereby
luthorized to warraot on the Trdasur-ir. in favor of
William Henry for and in the sum of four hund
red and fifty dollars. f$#50), fn full compensation for
150 tons of paving atom s, used in Street Commis
sioneis Department in the month of February last.
(Signed' ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant. Aldermen.
(Signed) THOM A* M A 8 K K V .
President '
Approved September 2L 1868
(Signed) ........ '
A true copy
w---— -------- - . se25 5t
"
President Board Aldermen.
JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
John W. overall. Secretary.
Mayoe.-u.ty of New Orleans,
City Ball, September 21, 1888.
No. 1021—New Series.
Resolved, That the contract for reptirine the rail
ing around Lafayette square, &dju«lic&ted on th.
tifieenth August, 1W8. by the Controller, to John
of
and the same is
(Signed)
President Board As
ALFRED KEARNY,
THOMAS MARKEY.
John W. Overall, Secretary.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall. September 21, 1868- )
No. 1022—New Series.
Resolved, That the.Mayor be and he is,hereby
foot;
(Signed)
ity, Christopher (JonnelJ,
ALFRED KhiAknt.
President Hoard Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOM \8 MARK EY.
Prebident Board Aldermen.
Approved September 21, 1868.
(oigned) JOHN B. CONWAY, Mayor.
John W. Overall, Secretary.
________________BAN.4. J
City Hull, September 21, 1868. J
No. 1023—New Serie3.
Resolved. That the Surveyor be hereby authori/.ed
- r »«t hnrfv
ulvert on Fehcity stri
of the Uamp street canal, in ordert
- water com ng down on the upper side
ALFRED KEARNY,
Board Assistant Aldermen.
JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
a iru* copy.
John W. Overall, Secretary. se25 rt
No. 1021—New Series.
Resolved, That j
a distillery ; Providei
, tor the purpose of c
w (l
ALFRED KEARNEY,
a 8ü;
•ed Septembpr 21. 1868.
President Board Aldermen.
JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
John
. Overall, Secretary.
'«25 6
Mayoralty of New Orleans, ;
City Hall, September 21, 1868. !
No. 1025. —New Series.
Resolved, That permission be and is hereby grant
9d to Mr. Robtrt Alexander to erect a steam engini
in nis preraiees. No. 3t0New Levee street, hat wee«
Erato-and Benjamin streets; Prov ded, 1
ndtor
President Board Assista
THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 1 1, 18C
JOHN li. CONWAY, Mnyor.
4 W. OVE
, Secretary.
»25 tr>
M ayoralty op New Orleans, \
Citv Hall, September 21, 1668. J
No. 102G—New Series.
Resolved, That the Surveyor b* and he is hereby
mthorized to cause twemy (if) new tops to hen
a butcher stalls of toe Diyades Market,
dred dollars '300.)
of ihe same does no1 «:
ied t
(Signed)
ALFRED KEARNY.
THOMAS MARKEY,
l Board Aldermen.
JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
Johm W. Overall, Secretary.
ne. 5 6t
No. 1027—New Serie«.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he
hereby authorized to dig and clean out the ditchet
i both sides of Lafayette avenue, from Claiborne
ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 21.1868.
JOH& R. CONWAY, Mayor.
is^wf OvKBALi., Secretary. se25 5t
Mayoralty of Nkw Orleans, i
City Hail, September 21, 18<&.
No. 1028—New Series.
R 'solved. That the Street Commissioner be and
le is hereby instruct
Jl the Second and Tmra uisiri ts to oe aumpea on
Lafayet te avenue, between Claiborne street and Flor
cause all the oll als
Approved September 21, t.
Presiden- Board of Aldermen.
m (Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
Overall, Secretary.
se25 5t
Matobaltt of New Orleans
C ity Hall, September 21, 1866.
No. 1029—New Series.
Resolved, That permission be and is hereby
granted te Henry Walter to establish a cooper shop
on the vacant lot corner of Thalia and White, no
Basin street: Provided the same be established i_
accordance with the city laws and ordinances, acd
remain during the pleasure of the Common
(Signed)
ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board As.-istant Aldermen.
THOMAS MAKKKY,
«gKad)
President Board Aldennen.
John W. Overall. Secretary.
pNiw Orleans,
Matoualtt_____ J_________
City Hall, heptember 21, lbte.
No. 1030—New Series.
Resolved, That Mr. H. Remoning be and be is
hereby authorized to lay a pipe from his wo«)l-»«sh
ing establishment to the river, to carry off the soap
water used f*>r the purpose ot washing wool
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY.
t Board ot Aldermen.
(Signed)
A true copy :
John w.
JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
Overall, Secretary. se26 5t
Mayoralty of New Orleans, »
Oity Hall. September 21,1868. j
No. 1032—New Serie».
_____Ji
walks, »it
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
** , - aDET
nottoe in the
authoiued, __________
official journal, to the lowest bidder or bidders,
oontract for oonstructii— **•- **"—*- ■ • • •
as
all
M
the
struoting the following nlauk side
- »sideof liagaoti*street, from Kel
Market to W ashington street; also on one side of
Third street, from Magnolia street to Willow Street :
aud alao on one aids of Willow street, from Felicity
Road to Jackson street, aooording to plans and *peci
"'»r *• ■
OFFICIAL NOTIOES-OITY.
Mayoralty or NKw OhlKaWb, \
City Hall, September 21,1808. J
No. 1031—New Series.
Re-olveAThat the Controller be and he is hereby
brjdtet?^i««te N.VJ <;«ï«l~B^;;V'rt"Tte'fôot ot
ul >S rt r teoonlln* Jo »tat« end upecdctioue
on fUe In the Surveyor s office sin
(Signed)
(Signed)
Pres dent Board of AJdsruien.
Approved September 2\ 1868
(fWgnodi JOHN H. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy.
John W Overall. Secretory. ae26 6t
-
Mayorabty- of New Orlrafb. »
City Hall, September 24, lWi. J
No. Ï033— New Series.
faUAk The suffering of the creditors of the
ettg demand some immediate action for their relief ;
Whereas, The Législature has been in seesiom sev
er»l weeks without affording the relief deawed:
Resolved, That Ordinance No. 915. which prohibits
♦*'" payment of the city ibdebtednesi by the Tre ~~
r in city money be and the same is hereby
pealed.
(Signed) _ _ ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) J HUMAN MARKEY.
Prexident Board Aldermen
it
r
MAYORALTY «» BKW URLEAMH, l
City ball. September a. 1st*. J
No. 1034—New Serie«.
Resolved, That the City Controller be and is bere
ly authorized to adjudicate io the lowest bidder,
dter ten days'notice in the official journal, a con
tract to shell Eighth street, from Magazine to
Tchoupitoulaa street, in accordance with pians and
" A icifi«Mrt4mir •* ,w - « •
(Signed)
of
AP
President Board Aldermen.
■
k?
Overall, Secretary.
-VIA iUKX.LT Y o)' i\EW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, September 23, 1868. )
No. 103-5—New Series.
r be and he is hereby ;
Resolved, That the Mayo: _ ___
thorjzed to subrogate David Ü. McCau to all the
rights of plaintiff in the cane of the city of New Or
leans vb. William Golding. No. 21.304 «f the docket
of the Third District Court of New Orleans, on the
- by said McUapof the claim, say six hund
' « and cnarges.
(Signed)
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
THOMAS MARKE
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September23 1868.
(Signed) JOHN H. CONWAY, Mayor.
O
John W Overall, Secretary.
Mayoralty of Niw Orleans.
City Hall, September 23,1868.
No. 103t>—New Series.
Resolved. That the Street Commissioner be and
tween Bienville and Co
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
(8igned)
Approved September ii, 1*868*"
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
JoHN^vl^C
President Board Aldermen.
. Overall, Secretary.
se25 6t
Mayoralty ___________
City Hall, September 23, 1868.
No. 1037—New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized, after five days' notice in the officiai jour
tab to adjudicate a contract to the lowest bidder or
jidderafjr shelling Claiborne street, between Es
planade and Elysian Fields streets, the work to i>€
' t strict accordance with plans and specificu
~ ; "i the office of the (Jity Sun
of
New Orleans, *
«Signed) ALFRED KEARNY? 01 '
Presidentjiosrd of Assistint Aldermen.
THOMAS MARKEY,
(Signed)
Approved September 2\1868.
President Board of Aldermen.
(Signed! JOtiN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
■ . Overall, Secretary. seV55t
Ma for a: 11____________
City Hail, September 23.1868.
No. 1038—New Serie?.
Resolved. That the adjudication of the contract
forfuroishii „ _____ ____________
. Amant be and is hereby approved.
Resolved further, That the Mayor be and he is
I contract before the
$13 iO per thousand feet for pine, according
specifications of Surre vor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY.
t Board Assistant Aider!
----AS .ViAKKKY.
«ident Board Alcermen.
ffi.üv«
. Secsetary.
Mai
' New Obllc
ity Hall, September 23,1868.
No. 1039—New Series.
Resolved, That the City Survevor be and
lereby authorized to cause to be consinu
bridge over the Broad Street Canal.
i$5£W) dollan
ted
_ (Signed)
(Signed)
President Boa»d t
THOMAS MARKEY,
. „ - -- ident Board Aldermen.
Approved September 23.1868.
Signed ; JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
' New Orleans
City Hah, September 25, 1668.
No. 1040—New Series.
Whereas, The commission appointed to asse
ling Lafayette avenue f.
1 which is to be paid by the property
Whereas, Many of the property holders have op
posed the homologation of tbo commission; and.
Whereas, The city of New Orleans is not in a
Iitiun at the present t i me to expend so large a ^
i sixty-three thousand dollars (fcea.OOM. :
•eby instructed to discontinue the pr<____
Court for opening of Lafayett
Approved Eeptembei
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldennen,
JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
W. Overall, Secretary. se25 5t
M »
f Orl
City Hah, heptember 11, 1868.
No. 1013—Now Series.
AN ORDINANCE Authori
,N ORDINANCE Authori.-ing the Issue of City
Bonds, and Providing for the Payment of the
8ectiom 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council
of the city of Aew Orleans, That the Mayor, Con
troller, Treasurer and Chairmen of the Finance Com
mittees of the Common Council be and they are
hereby authorized to issue bonds of the city of New
Ot leans, under the act of the General Assembly
ties," approved September 5, 18««, to the amount of
» million dollars, having c
nature, at a rate of interest i
centum per annum, payable
>on*.
Hec. 2. Be it further ordained, e
..Thatthe said
Mayor. Controller and Treasurer, and Chairmen of
'ommon Council, be
the t '.nance Committees of _______ __ .
and they are hereby authorized and empowered
not less than .the bonds provided lor
one of this ordinance, and te apply the pr„
I the payment of the floating indebtedness
of the city in the following order,
First—The payrolls an. '
of all salaries and wages
payrolls and warrants for the payment
», appropriations due the
charitable institutions*!
Second—The judgments again»t the city, with oosts
may be designated by the Finance Com
mittee and the City Attorney.
warrants on the Treas
hose dated
. - _ -- , -*ay. ana so on to me oldest date. *
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained. That one-fourth of
law from taxation' '
----- those dated in August,
July. June, May, and so on to l
SEC. 3. Be it further ordain« . ...____
one per cent of the tax assessed annually on all of
the real and persons! property, «not exempted by
.......within the elty ol M.w ûrlMnw
hereby set aside and pledged te
------- „ e payment of the interest, coup
ons, sud the nnal redemption of the bonds to be
issued by vinue of this ordinance; and that said
proportion of the annual LsT shall be deposited daily
as collected. :n eucn bank in the ci«y of New Orleans
aajnay be denigrated by the Mayor. Oon troller.
* ' ' the Finance
ed
Treasurer. and Chairman
bonds to be issued under the provisions of this ordi
naoce, be and the same are hereby exempted from
all taxation by the city.
Sec 5. Be it further ordained, etc.. That all ordi
nancetji or resolutions conflicting with this ordinance
be. and the same are hereby repealed, and that this
ordinance shall take effect from ana after its pas
^(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY.
„ Premdent Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September IL 186&__ _
A c d) R 00IiWAY * M ^or.
J cup» ^.Overall, Ssefwtary. _ sel« lût
Ham * ICO JURE JR
It
QVficx of
OF BrRTffri AND DEATHS.
M St Anthway's Alley, near the Sheriff's
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
I Chartres and Royal i
the provisions of a
It
OFFICIAL NOTICES__OITYI
...•OTOteOT or H*W O.IJt.M, .
Vit 7 Hell, Heptember », iwi |
Ko. ] UM— New Series,......
u Wr terras. The commission api
J-eu.reii thouaaed dol
b.lfoJwhiot, le to be paid t* th.
larsi $120 000),«
- • op-rtg-hoid««; and
Wbrreas, Many of the propwty holden have ot>
pOosa vue iiûrùuivKêiiuu ai the oommuiioD - u>A
Where*«*, The enty of hew Orleans U net to * con
dition at Üin present time to expend so large » earn
of Money ss six y-three thoaignd dollars (S&.QOb). be
;
of money ss si
it therefore
Resolved, That the City Attorney le and he Is
v?o e » b k& ,r 'î u # d to dwcontinne the proceedings in
r ift)» District Court for opening of Lafayette Av
• it Board J
(Bigoed)
d Alder me a.
signed)
Gvrrali., Secretary.
SUOCr.SBION NOTICES,
•■«.Kl« of ■«., ««nb.r-.Ko MAH.
as
of ti is estate,and to ail other person, herein intranet
ed, to show come within ten days froip the present
notification, if any they have or ran,why the account
presented by the test* «nentary axecntnx of this «»
täte should not be homologated and approved and
♦he funds distributed in accordance theiewiiL*
By order of the Coart.
»•28 oc 16 _ M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
nback-he.
■ ucceselen of Mre AI.
19,845.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PAB
k? ish of Or I satin—Notice i«i hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all ether person»
show cause within too days
nerein interested,t
from the prosont notification, if any they hate Or
n. why the account, presented by Geo. O 8weet,cu
tor ol this estate, should not be homologated an*f
approved, the funds distributed in accordance thére
By order of the Court.
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M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
Hucceikloa of Johanna Foley,
CECOVD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
O ish of Orleans.—Notice is hereby given to th»
creditors of this estate, and to alt other poreon»
hernn îutereited, to show cause within ten day»
lrom the present notification, if auy they have or
'**" why the account presented by the testamentary
iter of this eitate should not be homologated
and approved, the funds distributed in aoooroanc
By order of tho Court.
se24 28 oc4 M. O. TRACY. O nt .
of Mr*. Ko
Ike Desloade,
Succession _ _ _____________
Widow P, By. Jourdan— No. 32.424.
S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PAR
ish of Orleans. — Whereas Alfred De Lavigne
~ I petitioned the Court for Letters of Administra -
on on the estate of the late Mrs. Rosalie
Deslonde, widow P. By. Jourdan, deceased,
intestate : 'Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause withir ten days, whjr the
prayer of - aid j>etitione>r should not be granted.
M. O. TRACY. Clark.
Sacceealon of Salem Campbell.
S EGON D DISTRICT COURT FOR TH K PARISH
of Orleane—Notice is hereby given to Um creditors
of this estate and to all other persons herein interest
ed. to show cause within ten days from tne present
notification, if any they have or can, why the account
presented by the testamentary executor of this
estate should not be homologated and approved, the
'■•-«Is distributed in accordance therewith.
order of the Court.
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M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
Succession of Cbae. Flemmlch—No. Bt.IM.
S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
isb of Or.eans.—No 32,185 -Notice is hereby
the oreditoi s of this est ate, and to all other
persons herein Interested. «) show cause within ten
they have
day» from the present notifleat
why the account presented by the AdmiDia
By order of the Coart.
M. O. TRACY, Clerk.
Succession of John McManus— io 85,414
CEUUND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PAR
O i?h of Orleans —Whereas. Elizabeth Sheridan,
widow of John McManus, h.
for letters ot administra. it
•idow of John McManus, has petitioned the Court
)r letters ot administration on the estate of tho
late Johc McManus, deceased, intestate : Notion js
hereby given to ail wüom it may concern, i
petitioner should not be granted.
days why the prayer of Ute said
M. O. TRACY. Clerk.
Succession »fP. O. Woodma
S ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans—Whereas Jean E ViHavtuw»
- . . .......veex«
^—— ------Villa Vas»
s petitioned tne Court for letters of Dative execu
rffiip on the esUte ot the late F. O. Woodman,
deceased, intestate, notice is hereby given to all
By order of the Court.
M. O. TRACY. Cfnsr
SucoetUon of Basmond Lang-Ko. »I.U31.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
this estate, should
i the premises.
M. O. TRACY. (
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