New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
THIRD DISTRICT COURT


F. MeGuin vs.. II. Condon- Lambert Budd.
George Pierson vs. VIM Noble ierson u ]. p.
HoEnor De Gray,
,g N a Briggs r. Bower, Garner = Harrison
1trs. Anderson VI. Q. Shredder Poole. Collens.
Mrs JoAa ys, Daniel Block Augustin. ]. B.
plsErs carregs y. Jaa. Grelier, als. Robert.
4. ! Baer VS., Cohen & Cohen per. Bart
z. Johnson7s. B. De Borine-Mix. Fish.
., Simon vs. y Bloom and wife Lemley. Hun
YoFke VI. Cozzsns Craig. saueier.
J. Thompson vs.. bark Bessie ct al. " Mix.
PAT Collins 70. Nh. and Mrs. Clark ct al-Mix.
Henley.
MoGeren y Landry VI a. Cartier Mayes. Du-
-: sehuppert vs. 3. Shredder -Auguatin, 4.
W Cdliers.
=, =. Healoy vs. N. condgan- Coleman. Budd &
Murphy.
u werkerling vs.. George Kaiser ct al. Plan.
B chard. Budd Lambert
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Charles shackleford ys. r. sinnott, owner ETC.
Field, MeEay.
Lorn Chapman ys New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company MARI & Foute,
d. n Hennnea:
Union Bank If Tennessee vs.. Union Bank Of Lou.
1slaaa-Bfeaux II Eenner, Bright.
Franklin Ford Vs. John Henry Chiles--Breaux q
Fenner, Bright.
G.F Hateherys Geo. a. Ramsay Koontz, Cole.
man.
james A. Cheatham vs.. John A. Stevenson
Haeharie Clark n Bayne
Thomas Byrnes VS.. Mrs. r. T. Rode Mcconnell
Rogers Whitney.
HwUEorEoN.
Edward NJ Fielding vs., Joseph Westermeier-
Madame julie Carr6re VS.. her observation-disclosures.
tin, Cnrrell.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
RebertJ Haley vs.. Michael Hoefner-Dirham.
nler Race Foster &.E n Merrick.
a. Al Castanedo ct ais. VS.. ]. M. Robert-Bel
den 4. \ Fuselier, y II Iissot Deiean, Cutler .
Mary HasseIberger vs.. H.soIand, her husband
Buck. Lemley.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
wa. Baker vs., F. Pena-J. P. Horror. Der
Maria Turpia vs.. her husband Biron. Collens.
A ~ E, sisa9peton Es 3 I Eastman ct als.7Lacey
e NJ II. Hunt MOrg an.
Jsnass syIne Il als. vs.. a. S. Mansfield Durant
d HaFHor. W Fl. Hunt.
Michael CendrsH ys; JohH Brohan- Race, Eos
ter a "a E Merriek, 4. w, Collens,
Ihs Philadelphia Press states, under the head
o. its occasional oorTespondence,n that " ia
formation, upon which full reliance can be
PLACED proves that Andrew johnson ID re- |
aotyes e remove Can. Howard, the Christian
ehAsl q the freedmenls bureau, if he can find an
excuse for so doing.
Upon Which the Baltimore Transcript remarks
~ sincerely hope that this runor NAV proye
IN a2Wafe instead IF attending to the ierit
nase aques as head of the bureau and MAXIM /
AlAseI aeqsalnted with its Workings and profeef
as Mlltes ana blacks alike from the extortions If
~ uhoerlngss has been acting az narinatetic
ssssp orator TOT las radicals aud botherine hin1
Aeil apeat negro suffrage. He ID fanatic who
fol him. -'-Af' sa0sAsatea
The Salisbury Old North state, Of late date
says '1's u''''
learn that riot took place at Morpanton. 4 +
ieh gay sgo which resulted Ia the United States F
asglIaf troops stationed there driving some +
4slltAse negro soldiers from the town. Theueeroes
ae went of with General Stoneman al tie
lsle g nla gaid INTO western North Carolina and
yslssa @e Heeer2l army, It seems have been mus.
retl eat p service recently, and have lust
49, "a tnelr oia homes with lofty notions Of
ssiS lsS' They showed some insoience, Il Is |
rssa5tsd f. PLACES but at MoTganton ii was
or MAo areYe the negroes