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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

Southern Christmas, which was especially
q jubilee To The slaves, has passed away
This is declared by tho o.desi Inhabitants to
be The dulless and gnictest Christmas ever
ex eriencea in this State.
On thc night Of the 2Gth. while you were
prob bly enjoying sleigh-rides, We luxuria.
ted in thund storms, and were entertained
hy tie most Iafld "ightnisg painting be-
on The sky
A happy new year TO you aud your read
ers' RAsBLE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

]. NJ. Elwooi. Chairman Of the Democrat
State Contra, COMMITTEE, Of Iowa. has
issued the following cali
"A State Convention Of the Democracy
Es.tAe state Of Iowa Is hereby called, to
Zee, q, Des MONIES, on Wednesday, The
. sth day OF February next, At J O'Clock \.
=. for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
: National Democratic Convention and
- 10 nominate candidates for Electors
aud STAT. officers, in case il shall DO deem
- advisable. The ratio Of representation
wsgl he one delegate for everv one hundred
vo,es cast for Charles Mason for Governor,
and one for every fraction Of hundred
erss sifty. Every organized county, though
casting less than fifty votes, will be snt'-
4 "a 10 one vote"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

GLOW Brandreth's Pills Cure.
When disease s in the system 1t may be said to be
an intruder Brandrethe Pills ARE ssrt Of Police.
which being swallowed. seize the intruder and cause
disturbance, when Nature IN ms them both out Of
her domains together. Nature always tries to PC
store health, hut, alas IL not always able. Being
assistcd bv pRANDRETu'S PILLS and mild diet,
she never fails, when this great medicine is used In
season over hundred years has proved the trn'h
OF this assertion In fact. their insures the
81 all disease of the human body whether chronic
recent infections otherwise: because they purify
the blood and increase safely the action OF the ex
cret rp and secYetirg vessels The sick gain new
,owcis Of life from Brandrcth sPills flower that
is fading gathers vigoi from refreshing rain
prlr cipal once. Brandreth Hou-e, New York.
S,fl No oilh rr ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
MASONIC READING,
Masonic Hymn.

Masonic Hymn.
M CENTRAL
Masons, on the wings Of morning
Let pure thoughts 10 Heaven ascend.
Upright walks life's WAYS adjoining,
PRAYER and praise let Msscns blend
God, our Father.
Is the Nason's brother, friend.
Masons, while life's day il passing
Noon succeeds life's morning gray,
Ask for wisdom, grace surpassing,
Strength proportional Tor lite day.
Time is passing,
Soon. oh, soon. We pass away
Time Is iieetlDg. days are gliding,
Swift lIfe's sands uncea.ing run;
While on this green earth abiding.
Ere shall sing iife's setting sun,
lie, each Mason
Know that lie life work has done
Mnsons, ere hfe's day is ended,
Ere the night OF ceath comes on,
Faith. hope, love, here sweetly blended,
Wait us TO our Father throne
God, our Father,
Let each Mason meeklv own.
National Feesmsson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

ContaglOus vmerenl Character.
Cures them without -esoring 10 Mercury. I0dide
Potassi AYsenic or an poison. bus with Neutral
iser positive for ii humofsand blood poieons
OnaArIo WRAKnEss. such a. Seminal weakness,
Nocturnal and Durna Emissions. Drought on BY
sbuse Of the eyste eaay indscrstons, excuses, or
entaied hereditary ciusiIe lore 81 memory, comm
sion, depression, dinnss, aud oGentiines insanity,
with other deporabc tnin u syH toms. treated ana
radically cured with an ifalhe fthod saving much
time and expense Glet, G1norfhea, Structure. and
all Diseases peculiar TO he seHeso private nature,
1sdically cured.
where the blood has become ptsoned. producing
blotches ON the face, snail sateU bstere, paine In
head and bones, ulceeted threat rose. limbs and
body scrofula, together with at endless number Vi
sufferngs.
DR.. j amer IL recommended by the press generally
tn medical faculty, and roiessa- Of medical college.
etc Those afflicted ehsuld Apply Immediately. and
be cured ofthesc terribk diseased
greatly enlarged editionof THE MONITOR ON Ven
erai Diseases peculiar 10 Tie stas, with directions
and prescriptions for eel tr intt.
SrgR1ATogEnrA, cansd y 81 abuse, sexual ex.
cess &c. is fully trea, nd vii not fail to arrest
the gttention of the rerer.
Animportaut feature " u boft Is q treatise upon
Conception how avoided and the necessity and
propriety, sometimes, u So 4pirI
Tie various disease peculiar . fema.es, are fully
treated aud their remedies sci.
The Monitor Is printed upon Ire paper neatly and
substantially hound. cotlting - pages, and II is
intended ns boob. G le k,pt foiprvate reference
and consultation. 1t i M nm paryo-mnch IN
the smallest space. Blu Il. Reatitl The book will
injure none, but benedt al, Tie Did and young Of
both sexcs married. aud sinsl> Price of
Book. 81 900.
Address Dir. JAMES, p o. lrawe 1853. Chicago, Ill.
Dr. james Office and PaF.1rs &c ut % Randolph
street. corner OF Dearborn t,hicago where he
eases pertaining to hir speciality. Office hours from
"a NJ. tos p. N. Coniult.,ous Onfdential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04


information given by GEORGE .fhhmw'v
augs-d&uiy 90 N. Main ST.. Providence. ~. !.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic ihis
medicine invented by Or. J. II. ScnFssk. oil Phiia-
delrhs IL intended to dissolve the food and name u
into chyme the nrst process OF digestion by clean
r,ne the Stomach with Schencks Mandrake PILE the
Tonic soon restores the appetite and food that eonia
not be eaten before using II will be easily deeeed
Consumption cannot be cured BY Pumo-
mic syrupuness the stomach and liver lie made healthy
and the adpctit restored hence the Tonic and Pills
are required In nearly every case Of consumption.
half dozen bottles Of the 6EAWEED TONIC and
three or four bikes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary Of dyspepsia:
D. scnvncx makes professional visits In New York,
Boston and at his principal Once In Philadelphia
every week. See daily papers Of each place. or his
pamphlet consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing, that the two like.
nesses OF the Doctor. one in the last stage OF Con
sumption and the other he in perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 sIcr
bottle or ~ 90 the hnfdoien All Letters for adv .
should be addressed TO DR. Schenck Principal Office,
No IS North 9Th Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

STOP THE I2OBRER.
Do you asl what fobberf Why. Father Time, OF
cour-e who is stealing the calor from millions OF
heads of hair. Alas
lie CAN'T TIE STOPPED
What Them His rayages can be repaired
IN LESS THAN TEN MINUTES.
II il soon zone. No trouble no danger ofipinring
the fibrcs. Not stain.
CIIRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE
courers superb black or any shade OF brown with
all but miraculous rap;dity. Manufactured by j.
CHEISTADUR0, t. Maiden Lane. New York. Sold
By all Druggists Applied by all Hair Dresseis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
rRY A BOTTLE AND DE CoNvISCEI III
will only cost you your time In using ~ u uoe'
Won IL rood

TRY A BOTTLE AND BE IoN'l-,,.nn ,,. A..
! will only cost you your time In using H. u docs
you 10 good.
DIR. Tobias Venetian Linifnent.
A. an External Remedy in cases OF Chronie hneu.
mstisnn. ChApped Hands Mosquito Bites. sanneee o.
sebs Ca,. Urui.es Pains In the Lirnbs. Bsek ano
Chest Sorea Toothache. stngs OF insects ana
spraius Its wonderful curative powers are thafaea
lOrs - ,,,.., f-n,,e
T.lxen In;ernallo IN ehscs ofSiek Headache. 'oilc.
Bowel Complaints. Cholera. pysenieIs' Nohliung
and ID; spegea, its soothing anu l-n.ttAlns !uai'
ties are felt soon as taken ~ - w" 80 "
II. trieni i hare any complaint named In TINS aaVet
ti.cmcn,. nv The Venetian IInilncnt keinemhe, II
yaa 40 not lind rclief yon can have your mon, re-
,ake no other II Il pleasant 10 take and clean 70
u-e ,ll cradcatss tie disease from the system 20
$3.50 ,raf,srri. Pain hiilels, and OILS. now Hood
~ fse country that only stop the pain whiie the
article II heIr. used. and then rstnrn.
p,irc ho CENTS per bottle Sold by all Druggsn.
pe,,nt tnttiandt street, n. I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

Published for tile henent, and a. a CAUTION TO
YOr' No MEN and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of Mauhood. Nc., sup
plyIng 'fuv MrnSs nF Sur CCnr. Written by one
who cured himself, hud sent iTae on receiving a
pos; dnid Girtctc4 envelope. A1Arcs- NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR. Brooklyn, \ y. Also free. By the same
Publisher. cirenlar Of DAISY SWAIN. the great
poem OF the War decls-d,vwau
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
TO YOUNG len.

NO arrest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad habits
i and remove the effects OF early Error, send rs
cents to GALES'S HEAD DISPENSARY, Louis
vile. Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience In this specially.
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pr
waite confidential nature. and ladies troubled with
any of the ailments peculiar to the sex, by enclosing
70 cents above, with brief statement of case will
receive particulars for self treatment by return mall
and thus avoid Quackery. We also have Varix
Clasp which we guarantee TO cure varcocele In four
dave. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
string 70 limit their oiisprifg, enclose stamp
for a pamphlet, containing engrayinCs and expiana
lions OF the above preventive. with an essay on the
subject OF prevention. All correspondence conf
DENTAL. Address all letters 10 j. y. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 2i5, Louisville. Ky oct2+d0wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

--,,n, .e,,eh,ps and enec i've Jan be taken BY tho
oldtst person or youngest child.
you have Cold 4 eve, 40 NOV :, , h,s 70
nv n1i,s in the reach Of ery one. that they
NAV a. "a always ~ keep ii convenient uss;
The timely Of y c,ns bo.. ws, o''s" p''''
II 10 be worth one hundred times Y coe'.
d&wly: Soid ~ s az ~ p,,,,rs. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

Browns Bronchial Tr0cheS
Having direct influence 10 the parts f,ivs nneoi-
Alto ,elief Ifof. Bronchitis. Asthfnh.
Catarrh. Cons,ilnptive and IhronIl
Disaa@t.a Tgoches are ussI with Always sVo1
ss;nrors and Public Speakers use
,he,a 10 clear aud strengthen the voice:
DnrAts only Braws's BnoscHAL IrofhK-. sa
A. -, ~ . spv y, The WORTHLESS. limitations that
may be offered Sold Everywhere. no'l-ass"'"
~ sad n the ladies or France that, a. class
they are the hafdsouest in the world. WIN .ne,t
rn.x cheek. ard black air. who can help but thinH
ric.ion OF healthy and rosy hae Ladies. try them
Sold BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

The CURATIVE BAreAN
T. " sranted. IL used nc
c1rdint 10 Directions. TO
Cur: ID all cases. Coughs.
Colds, .Croup, Whooping
Cou.h Asthma, and all
aFecfiChs of,heThroa' and
Lungs
MM4ne Zadoc Po,fer's
Ral-ar.hs . purely ve,,t-
able Eepectorant. prepas.
Cd wi.i great care and sci-
.nttic esill. from a comhi-
nation II the bee. remedies
the segtiablc kingdom af.
feru-
rs reeledial qualities are
based u It's powefto aasiet
the healthy and vigorous
cirrala,tn Of the Blood
throagtaine Lunss.
/, enivene the muscles
andsssStrthe skin 10 per
forrn u. dutiee Of egule
Ting the heat Of the system,
andin GENTLY throwing OF
the W. e substance from
shc sur1ce OF the body.
l I,loo@ens the phlcgm IN
! duoe. f-Se splitting and win
fhe fourS very agreeable TO
4 .hc ,a-;4 II is not . vio-
len, rct3'dy. bot emollisns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MApArs ZADoC PURIFIERS
CURATIVE COU G B A l. 8 A NJ,

Price, o5, 80, & Is Cenx Per Bottle.
Tho Res. Cheapest and mos. efeciual Rerne'y for
Coughs Colis &c the World its eser produced.
Pu.eiv ycretshie. contains 20 MINERALS,
e'> ,,,.- f,Err E.rTItIpU( DRUGS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20

March, 1859, issued two thousand bonds,
dated April 1, 1859, of $1,000 each, with
eight per cent interest, payable semi annu-
ally, with coupons attached, each coupon
of 98 s., OF forty dollars, the principal
payable at the Office in New Orleans,
and the interest in New Orleans, New
York or London, as the President might
determine by his Endorsement; payment
secured by first mortgage on the road
already completed between Algiers and
Berwick's Bay, together with the land on
which the railway is constructed, and all
appuTtensnces, rights and franchises there.
to belonging on which bonds and cou-
pOns Mr.. Morgan further alleges that he is
holder of unpaid shares and interest to the
amount mentioned, and prays that the
property mortgaged be seized and sold 10
satisfy bis claim.
In the United States District Court the
suit of james 7. Tucker, seeking to force
the New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
Company into bankruptcy, comes up for
trial Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20

mand is confined to the local trade, and GALES are
only in lobbing way They are confined TO 5O1 bbls,
st d and q treble sITI s e E 3D.
CORN-The market is dull ami prices are still
Western a. $50 new at 9Oc; 400 do second har
bags. at 9Oc; 4'0 new at 81, and 1900 old at 81 .
.VATszAre in light supply and prices are firm
although there is not much demand. 900 sacks sold
=, BRAN0Is quiet and unchanged so Iacks sold at
selling at s2 fS SOss s2d p saS are lower Western
PoRk-Ibere is no demand nt wholesale. Mess
BAOON-ls very du and only q retail business lie
dong at l34@l3tc for shoulders. lI4l7ho for clear
tor for clear Sides and giro
IL, hAkD-Tierce is retailing at lsel61sc; kegs $50
sALT-There is still good demand for Liyerpoo
az ~ H.ot nov quote fine from warehouse 81 $50
warehouse 50 1892 -; do from store So l5s2 %
& sack mi, Turks Island is nominal at 5O0eOo .
HIDES The market snq for rs SS Sp1 hides is
FssaSg quiet and prices Snchanged viz
lssl9c; Texas stretched ls@9Oc; dry sailed l7a1sc
e ~ef ely sr slaughter steer 70 kps 100 se dc
prices Isspectivey are paid. The receipts still
oTIgAALLoW~is very dull Rendered is selling at
BUrItR-Ths market is steady We quote West
kinds; Northern 4Oa42c for good and 4s $500 for
choice Goshen. There is not much choice here, but
ln 81, f grades are plentiful and dull.
UhEESE-Me have no change to notice in this
commodity. The higher q AIDES firm but the
for Reserve and factsry i2sSc for Ordinary 1ssc
for Inferior l79l7lsc for English dairy and Gle for
English dairy and iosiao for kim inn i'' '.'- A
WHlSkY-Western reetified quiet at 81 10 2 gal
ION YIN iotsh Bourbon is held at 81 1898 81 O gallon
RiCE-The supply of Louisiana rice now on the
1t Is quoted at "a S7s.e > b for prime and 6S6s,c fer
ordinary. No choice here. There is only one lot of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY, november ~, L. M.
OOTTON-The inquiry is fair, and we hear of
gales thus far OF about sol bales.
The market firm factors refusing u accept other
than full previous iprices, and some of them even
asking fraction above yesterday rates Good or
dnaTy sold at 2lafo, but factors generally ask 22c.
Yesterdays business summed up 400 bales at
irregular prices, closing with increased hrmness at
209s 92c for ordinary; 2l4922c for good ordinary;
A5sc for low lniddling; a pc tof middhng and
34@-c for strict middling.
hUGAR-The receipts tins morning comprise 294
bbls. There is good demand at firm prices for the
better descriptions which are scarce, but the lower
grades are negected. We quote inferior 1880; com
mon 81 1es1e fair ln4 Sl0c; good fair to fully fair
l@~4xci fully fair TO prime l21ac prime 70 enoice
l2s4c seconds l2s4o yellow clarified ISL 9l3ffc
MOL ASSkS-There were rsceipts tins morning OF
500 Ibis and 50 halt bbls The demand is slack at
Yesterday afternoon's decline. and so bbls sold at
e y eals0a Tor common, t2sc Tor good SIS Tor
ptlme 6lqeee for strictly Prime Te212c Tor choice
and I5SIGe for few small lots OF very choice or
ARRIVALS FROM THE wEsT-Tbe steamers
Peoria City. from ST Louis, Dexter from Louisville
and Ruth trom Cairo have arrived since our review
FLOUk-Ths market continues very duh; tho de.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
IIelp Orleans gEpHblifatt.
AMUsEMENTs.
Academy OF Music,


This evening under the Lamp Post" a
lushable burlesque, and the gorgeous
bectacular extravaganza Of the "White
Lawn" will be repeated. Tomorrow at
kslye o'clock, "White Fawn" and "Swing
Il TrapezeD matinee. Tomorrow even
Y benefit of the charming graceful and
ssutiful Mile Turnour, on which occa-
.pn Dave Hawley and the Maeo Brothers,
Il famous trapeze performers, will unite
I'M this favorite young lady in the most
letting trapeze tournament ever beheld.
In the Academy this evening and to-
{rrow noon, and give Millie Turuour to-
orrow evening a benefit that will be al
.ys pleasant to remember.
81. Charles Theatre.
No commentator of Miss Price in her
BAT character of Jenny Milsom in the
ana of "Nobody's Daughter" can be
cre complimentary than this talented
ttress deserves. She sustained the diff
IN role to the entire satisfaction of the au-
ence, and gave faultless representation
: the pure, true, earnest woman whom she
fsonated. She will appear this evening
jane Eyre in the drama of "Jane Eyre,
The Orphan of Lowood." On this oc-
Hon she takes a benefit, and the house
II be full if true appreciation of her
manifested. The great sensation of the
\, "E'oul Play" will be brought out Sun
dyeyening, in which Miss Price takes the
kdng part. Tomorrow evening, benefit
Harry Mccarthy.
Varieties Theatre.
Under the Gas Light" is nightly at
ded by large and fashionable audiences.
B is the twelfth night of the drama, and
prospect is that it can be kept on the
he twelve nights more with profit 10 the
Suagement. Tomorrow, at twelve o'clock,
second "Under the Gas Light matinee.
rah Ma Pogue" is in rehearsal, and will
presented when the public is tired of
ing Under the Gas Light"
Museum and MensgerIe.
ghe third annual reopening of the
scent City Museum and Menagerie, op-
lie the st. Charles Hotel, is an event
can not fail to crafty those who love
" euriosities from every portion of the
X and who admire safe view of the
Herocious animals. II is a congress of
BIZ wonders, among them the double
Ned girl, the wonderful human frog, the
Hest woman in the world, and the
lions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
Monetary and Commercial.
OFFIOF OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TRIpAY. November %. / 2. N. Ie6a
MONETAR r.

Gold opened at l3la49l35, against 1885, at New
York. but with subsequent kilograms reporting de-
cline OF "a in Wall street, rates here ruled lower.
We note sales Of 1000 at ls4sS Nothing reported
in silver.
Foreign exchange is lower, owing to further de-
cline in gold at New York. moderate amount of
bank bter ing sold at 46 and $500 the latter taken for
remittEnce) at 1853
Domestic exchange is without any material varia-
ton The banks check New \ DIRK at q d cent
discount and the sales of commercial include $50 COO
New York sight at e discount and S25,0O0 at 7l6.
In stocks. some I0O shares Opelousas Railroad sold
private terms. and lQ5 shares Crescent City Bank
at S2l 90 We have not heard of any sales of bonds
There Is some inquiry for State warrants, but no
sales have transpired as yet. They held at 63c
City treasury notes arc inactive. The dealers buy
the small sums offered across their counters at 40 q
cent discount and supply taxpayers at 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
.OFFICIAL NOTICES.
BoAnp OF PUnLIc WOLFE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Office Board of Public Works
..i 3D. 80 New OrIeaua Novemher 10 1863 :

STATE OF LoURIANA !
Office Board OF Public Works
as.Hep 4sr New Orleans, November 49, 1859
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD" THIS
n ray the following resolutions were adoDted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Board be and
are hereby rendered to brevet Major General Lowell
II. Rousseau. Commanding District of Louisiana,
and to breyet Brigadier- Generals Chas. b.
Thompkins, General Department Qrartermaster,
through his Excellency Il. U. Warmoth, Governor OF
the state Of Louisan for their kindness in placing
the United States steamer ka No rse', at the dis.
posal Of the Board from the fifth to the fifteenth in
slant for the purpose of inspecting the evees the
Mississippi river from the extre upper of the
State down to this city and Tor the interest eynced
in the operations of the Board" as well as the af-
fairs OF the State as manifested by said act.
Resolved, That the thanks OF this Board" are
also tendered to CAPTAIN IL. Hedeman, and all
other officers of the steamer Ella Morse" for
their courtesy to the men beers of the Board" dur
ing saId tour.
Resolved, That copy of hese resolutions be sent
to His ExceeDcy, H. g. Warmotht Brevet Major
General Lowell II: Rousseau, Brevet Brgadier Gen.
eral Charles Thompkins and Captain ii. Hede-
man, and published in the New Orleans REPUBLI
CAN.
MARTIN FLOOD, President
X. ID. MITCHELL, Secretary, mole
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
PROPOSALS. FOR PIoKET FENCE
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrEn,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTRR
Department Louisiana, !
New Orleans La, November ls, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED AND
- will be received at this Office until P. M,
WEDNESDAY, the twenty fifth day of November
1853 for the construction of PICKET FENCE o
two 90 sides of the National Cemetery at Chalmette
Louisiana, consisting of about l6 900 inea feet
or less
Specifications Of the above Fence can be seen at
lumber proposed to be used.
The usual rules of the Department govern in this
advertisement
Proposals must be Endorsed Pronosals for Picket
Fence" and addressed TO the undersigned.
BY order of the QuartermRster General.
e. j. STRANG,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Acting Quartermas
ter U. B. A. In Charge of Office. nol9 bt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
Margaret Jane Ken VS.. Robert Belbeu
Thomas her Husband-No. Ill

THE STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FIETH DIS.
trict Court for the parish of OrleAns-I hereby
certify tnSt on the seventh day of November,
1858, judgment was rendered in this court in the
following entitled suit in the words and figures
following to wit:
Margaret Jane Ke VS.. Robert Belben Thomas,
Her Husband-No 4u.-Ths cause came on this da y
for the confirmation of the judgment by default
herein entered when the court considering that the
law and evidence addueed are in favor Of plaintiff,
motion Of Octave Morel Of counsel for plaintiff
II is ordered adjudged and deoreed that the judg-
ment by default herein entered the fourth instant
be now confirmed and made final and that there be
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff, airy Jane Kell, and
against defendant Robert Belben Thomas, herIt
band, alias Albert Greswold, dec-eeng separatiS
of property and dissolution OF the community OF
acgussts ad gains hitherto existing bet plain,
tiff and defendant, and that the defendant pay til
costs Of suit
judgment rendered November L 1868,
Judgment signed November y, 1853
[Signedl OHAS. LEAUMONT, Judge.
In lie timuny whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Al of the said court at the city
New Orleans, tins twelfth day of November, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight and the ninety third year Of the
Independence Of the United states
nol3 81 del2- oeFk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-20
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Nicholas Markey-No. 81, ST..
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish of Oreans-W hereas johanna Russel has petit
toned the Court for letters of administration on
the estate of the late Nicholas Markey, de.
ceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern TO show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court.
no20242s M. o. TRACY, OtetK