New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


uAts1 New Orleans, March 7. 1876, signed
by ". Q. Webb and Francis Webb, payable
20 the order Of Thomas Bib and A. NJ.
Hopkins, with interest at eight per cent
until hnal payment, it being understood
thai the proceeds OF the note were to be
applied to the extnguishment of special
mortgage granted by heirs Of Thomas Bibb
IN favor OF Brown Bros, Il Co. The note
1 Is identified With an act Of mortgage passed
| on the day of It's date before H. B, Cenas, 4
notary public.
Plaiutitf AYERS shat on the 9th of May,
/ 1851, William c. Webb assumed payment Of
/ this note by public act; that afterNard in
May, 1855 at public sale of property be-
longing to succession of w. G. Webb, de-
ceased, made by order of court for payment
| OF debts, defendant became purchaser Of
plantation belonging thereto, and that I'M
der an agreement entered into between the
executor 20. Belcher) and johnson at the
| time oil said sale, he (JOhnsona assumed and
undertook to nav the debt then due by sue
cession OF ". 9. Webb, to Brown Bros. d Co.,
On Two OF the notes, one of which is the note
sued on. The note sued on assumed to be
paid first by ". C. Webb, and aiterWard by
1. L. Johnson, is still due and unpaid, and
Is secured by special mortgage under act Of
| March z, 1916, and by special mortgage and
vendors privilege resulting from said sue
cession sale OF 10th Nay, 1853. That the
SAID note now due was transferred to petit
toner by delivery, aud he is now legal
owner, and as such entitled to the benefits
aud advantages resulting from the MORT
Cages, and the mortgage and privilege Of
vendor resulting from the process verbal of
said probate sale made in MAY, 1858. That
| the note Was reinscribed in 1885, and rein
| scribed in 1860.
| The petition closes with prayer for judg-
ment against johnson for amount of the
note, interest, and costs, with recognition
Of his special mortgage.
Clifford Bclcher dative Documentary OK
ecutor OF tho estate Of w. G. Webb, fled an
| intervention in June, averring that he was u
large creditor ana pleads general denial;
and that the special mortgage claimed by
| plnintlIf was lost from the failure 70 REIN
scribe the same within ten years.
Interest on the note up to date is over
Sl4, 900.
A1rs. Games Hobb.
The New York Mail, in an editorial an
nouneement Of the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Church, wife of Mr.. James Robb, Of New
OrleGns, says she WIS blest with all that
can render life desirable, with aGluence,
with the homage Of troops of friends"
with the tenderest love ofan only daughter,
and souiAlaW, with the confidence and af-
lection Of those to whom she stood in the
relation of q mother through a second mar.
riAge, and with She fondness of tho lEindesI
and most devoted Of husbands when i.
pleased God to take her to himself.
Mrs. Robb was the widow of Colonel Craig,
Of the United States army, who was killed
on the plains during the Indian war by
deserter while attempting his arrest and
| daughter OF the Rev. DR.. Church, the emf.
at Athens, where She was born.
The Rev. DR.. Adams performed the funeral
service on Sunday, the twelfth of January,
at her late residence in West Twentieth
street, New York, ana the following gentle
men acted as pail bearers: Alexander T.
Gfusur~f Eono~e1 VH1Nns-t And
Phelps, William Redmond, General James
Longstreet, General Robert G.. Wood and
the Hon. John P. Ward.
Sentences fn the CrlnaiHal Goust.
Judge Howe yesterday delivered sentences
az follows
Richard Butler, burglary and larceny, six
months penitentiEry.
Jack Lawrence, wounding N. GalVarini,
Six months parish prison.
James Austin, woundiIig ]. C. Clark, six
months penitentiary.
Henry Woods and John Lewis, larceny
the latter six months penitentiary, the for.
mer three months parish prison.
James Adams larceny of 500, two months
parish prison.
John Crawford, assault and battery on P.
II. Cunningham, fined $40.
Charles Casey, assault and battery on Car
Jline Frank, fined So
J. a, Mccarthy and George Gerhesrt, SOL
aAtlrt a04uU kN4At1 O4 IODDlDE II. y, lflr0UX.
Mccarthy has applied for q new trial.
Lizzie Frank, bruising Mary Proctor, one
month parish prison.
John White, shooting with intent to muir
der Robert Washington, two months parish
prison.
One OF the New Street Railroads.
A single track railroad, starting from the
Intersection Of Canal and Dauphine streets,
down DAuphine TO Dumsine, down Damafpe
10 WfllFrsa flnun Vfllara m
down st. Bernard to Aubrey, thence up Au.
brey to GENTLY road, thence i'm GENTLY 10
St. Bernard, down st. Bernard to Marsis.
up Marais to St. Peter, up ST. Peter to
Baain, up Basin 70 Canal, and up Canal to
Danphine street, the starting point. This
ronte It viii be noticed, goes over a portion
Of the Dauphine and Dumaine streets rail.
road. The council will probably sen the
right of way for twentyyears, and 1t has IN.
dergone first reading in the board of
assistant aldermen.
Unpieasantiy zKnrassinE.
Josephine Coleman, Annunclatson street,
wisely % uiiIT istiY IA = ts5tss=Sis 4,
Harris. Of Bouligny, Sl0l in gold and silver
coin for safe keeping. When called on to
deliver over the lucre 70 Josie, Pleasant yyas
deaf, dumb, and blind to the transaction.
Recorder Neville will learn the particulars
Of the transaction on the 18th inct.
The Abortion Charge.
On demand Of Coroner Bradford J. 3. Duff
was sent before Recorder Neville for exaini-
nation on the charge Of having been instru-
mental IN procuring an abortion On Ange-
IRE Leroy, and yesterday the court con.
cluded 70 continue the case until the l8th
inst, while the HDr.n is allowed to give
beads IN $500. The accusation viii urifier-
60 o thorough probing
Deputy Btrest csmuEssIoner.
RIr. G. D. Field, the street comnissjonor.
has made the following appointments:
z. D. White deputy street commissioner
for the second aud third districts.
". y. Mccullough, deputy street commits
alqner for the first and fourth districts.
nnslneas Hmprsvemenis.
1ha building on Canal street, between /
tial9n1eiot and har0nne, until lnteiy 0ccu- |
tlsu ~ tno Savings bank, 10 now being |
tqe.neu ~ new front. The Savings bank |
has been removed t0the north aide 81 Csnni |
alr@et between Burgundy and Dauphine.
a neneemaa nnder monds.
Hhen John Walton, one Of The men Who |
WIS concerned tr The ro5berp nj /. iilentlsiiS |
store on Canal street. Wa before the criTni. /
nal c1nri fer trial. no was aahsitsed "a h9ii
10 @iV00 George Forster one 81 are man /
unu9r Hrp97t fer completely in rnkhlre ~ ]
the safesuf Mesars Fernandez & villa vas /
the boldsman. He now has the priq.lere
sc Furnishing bonds ID she SUM Of 5000 for
Ais oHn appearance.
Ihs u 1ln airect 8nifnnMd.
ne proposed delont Of she julia street
falll9ad istO coumauco at Ljs11Gg street.
NAnlEt r1t 70 C4Qrese street. and doFd
Yyltg % qne efrret beyond Broad, fud
aa1s a4aI1 Into jniia street, and thence 70
She lNAe.
fs'nztscs l't4ar 81 NoGfth street
II Ii NIs |aI.s. -. u. ~. rrr $3.50