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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. MEDICAL DEPART
NEST.-Tbe commencement exercises Of the Med
ical Department Of the University will be held at
Lyceum EaIl one week from yesterday-on Thurs
day. the 18th, commencing at IL O'Clock. The
degrees viii be conferred by the Hon. Randell
Hunt, president Of the University, vaedictory
on the part of the faculty will be delivered by
Professor Chaile, and vsledictory on the part of
the graduating class by DIR. w. H. Watkins. .
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

L. V. B. MARTIN ABscoSDED.-we find the fol.
lowing in the Montgomery Sentinel of the 9th:
We learn that L. v. B. Martin, who attemuted
70 assassnate Judge Busted, in the streets Of
mobile, last fall, has absconded, and is nowhere
70 be found.
military commission had been organized 10
try Martin for this murderous outrage; be getting
the news Of it, when an officer with a SQUAD Of
men called for him at Tuscaloosa he was not TO be
t. Jamaica or Honduras.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

SALES OF FIvE-TwEsTY BoSDs.-The secretary
OF the treasury, in communication to the House,
states that the total receipts from the sales of 20
bonds from October 6, 1867. to January 20, 1868,
Is 1000, OF which there was sold at the Stock
Exchange 81 500 500, and the remainder was sold
by.Jay Cooke Co., at rates varying from one
eighth to onequarter Of one per cent. higher
than the sales made at the Stock Exchange.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

IL there is anybody on the face of the earth,
says the Cincinnati Enquirer, whom old Ben Wade
detests, it is Salmon p Chase, chief justice of the
United States. Had ii not been for Wade. Mr..
Chase would have been the nominee for president
IN 1850, instead Of Mr.. lincoln. One of the
favorite remarks Of the profane +" old Ben - was
this, " that Mr.. Chase was uncertain whether he
tChase) made the Almighty, or whether the
Almighty made himD
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". 4. HodgsOn,
AUOrIoNEER AND APPRAISER,
once No. FL Commercial Place.

Having taken Commission, Is prepared 10 make s,
PUBLIC AUCTION o. REAL ESTATE City. saburs..
Country; also, OUTDOOR SALES OF every descro,o
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF fsr
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS, sYNpros
AssIGNBEs. and others. SUCCESSION and sYND11
SAILS, SALES OF BANKRUPT Estates. Saws
OF MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE. in Sore w.,..
house, Press, on thipboard, in Bond; SALES or
DAslGED COTTON. and CARGO SALES. SAL, -,
Account Of Underwriters. whom II may Concern PoRr
WARDEN SALES, SALES OF STOCKS and s1RTp
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE, LIVE sroor
etc., etc. etc.
In addition TO his own experience Of the last nine ysax
with Col b. WALTos =, in the bust iesa be posse
the advantage Of having the asistancs and ,s -
Messrs- GREEN ELDER Gin the ofhce) 50 LONG ana
fsvorsbly known as REAL ESTATE AGENTS TINS an
sbng him to entire to those Who
employ his services as Appraiser in making Sales. and
trusts he may be favored with shave OF public paonav.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

The Mobile Register makes the following good
hit:
horse-fe banquet has Just been served
gratuitously In the large saloon adjoining the
lecture room OF the Crystal Palace, England. The
animal eaten was twenty i've years old, and had
been used as brougham horse.-tEx.
Did they cut up che broom horse into sveep.
steaks asks the Register.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

Mr.. stanbery placed his resignation of the
Office of attorney general in the hands Of the
president on the sth. He desires to take part 10
the defense on the impeachment trial. bat would
be unable to do so while in the cabinet. The
resignation has been excepted, and he will defend
the president
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

A suggestive item for Pacific Railroad travellers
is given in San Francisco dispatch Of the 9th :
snow slide. five or six miles in length. near
Cisco, on the Central Pacific. killed six Cinnamon.
buried six locomotives, and destroyed considerable
other propertY.u
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II Is said that the president, previous to the ap-
pointment Of Aejutant General Thomas secretary
OF war ad interim. rendered that position to Gen.
schofeld, who declined in polite and respectful
manner.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

The legislature of California has passed bill
for the relief Of Mr.. o. A. Brady, whose news
paper in San Francisco was destroyed by radical
mob just after Mr.. Lincoln's death in 1866. The
bill passed without any opposition, and the dam.
ages will be paid by the taxpayers in San Fran.
liz
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Some ducks were found in pond in New York
during the last cold SPELL with their feet frozen in
the ice.-IExchsnge.
We think it more probable they were frozen
in horn.'
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

st. CHARLEs THRlTER-Engagement Of Alice Kings
bufy-'sstan IN Paris'-' Lite Treasure"
yAkIETIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Edwin Adams
The nfw comic drama "Ours."
ACADEMY OF NUsIC-Dramatic and Variety Entertain
neut-"Red Crook'-songs, bsllets, etc
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM-NOs. ~ and az st. Charles
street-Wouderfui living and natural curiosities.
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The following luminous item Of iuteIlirepoe we

The following luminous item Of intelligence we
clip from the Cincinnati Gazette of the 10th:
Tie mayor Of New Orleans, anticipating trouble
mas issued proclamation indirectly charging Cen
Hancock and leading rebels with the response
Dln'y on any event which may occur. The people
are apxiously hoping that Grant will send a safer
and ADLER commander to administer affairs.
Charging body with the responsibility of
any event which may occur, ;" is little "rough'' to
say the least
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

An artesian well has lately been opened in Chi
cago. II is ll90 feet in depth. from which water
runs at the rate Of six hundred thousand gallons
Misunderstanding.
Why not say six hundred million gallons at
oncef
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

We acknowledge the receipt of pamphlet con.
taining the list Of lighthouses and floating lights,
in the United States, furnished by the courtesy
of Collector Kellogg
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

Edward, one Of the Hsnlons, fell from hori
zontsl bar in Louisville, q few nights ago, and
received serious injuries.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

An Eastern paper publishes an account of
hole In hill side. The bank, it says, fell in and
LEFT the hole sticking out some ten feet.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

Eight large distieries and rectifying establish
ments were seized in New York on Sunday night
by the government officials. The property taken
Possession Of is valued at about half million Of
dollars.
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Stfrertrare and Jesvesyy.

A heavy stock Of sILvERwARB, JEWELLERY and ma
BONDS on hand at A. B. GRlSwOLD a cos corne,
lanai and Royal streets Also, such usefu srfirle-
Clocks. Bro Msntel Ornsmsnts Work Boxss W,i,,n
Desks Dressing Cases specaces, Cutlery Guns and Pi.
A. b. GRISWOLD q Co.
Corner Canal and Rova strn.s.
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Important to L0scyers.
TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGISLATURE,
Heid and begun on the 2sh January 1907 the city oNsv
0rlsanA Ne lawyers library ssnplsts without th valuable
JAMES A. GRESHAM
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATI0xER.
% CAMP STREET,
Respectfully calls the attention Members Of the Bar V
thu above announcement


Pcsr 0yvrcs. New Orleans, Nov IS lsn
ratn further notice the New Orleans Pos, onsc
VII be closed follows:
Nails for Mobile Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta ana De-
iumbus, Ga, close daily tsPx
ossst Mall for q. Post a. tar an tina river A Esvou
Sara closes Mondays at ?. H.. and FridsysstsAE
cksbug Mails close Of every Tuesday ana Saturday
via the River.
Nails for Lower cssss close Il every Tuesday and
Friday.
NAILS for ccvingtsa close at T., every Monday sne.
Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily Is Sac
Mails for Stations Opeousas VIII cioss 6sv A
2PE.
Mails for Lafourche Parishes win close on Mondays W.dn.
days and Fridays. ssRE
Malls Tor Galveston. Brszos Santiago and Brswnsvne
Texas, close a. 4 n Sundays, ruesdays Thursdsys-
and Saturdays. via Opeonsss Railroad
Nails for ousehts River close r. n wednesday, ne
Saturdays, via the Rive.
Nails for Northeastern River close vi weekly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
kAis for Havana VIII be isEsrdss by every clearing
for said Port
Nails North. East and west New Orleans Jackson
Railroad close daily st6r.
Way Mails via jackson Railroad closes at GAL
oFFIOE HoURS.-Opens A. L., elssss4 =. =
fbs Delivery viii be kept open untlfr
suErAYa-oros opens A n, and clesesnH.
3. W. TALIAFERRO,
pc~fu
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j. GUMA.
Aoo...-......COMMON STREET rxx
Offers for sale IS 600 HAVANA Craxps - -,
brands and .izes at the low price n 10 cents ,sc ~ %
PEI thousand The connoissurs arc invited 10 c.l and 49,
anime the stock Remember, s--' -"' s1'
J. GUMA,
No is Common strssk
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. March

IhFAsIFN UEf AKTNENT, March 3. 1868.
Collector Kellogg and other officers of the GUS
toms, are hereby informed that furs brought from
ports OF the Hawaiian Islands in American vessels
accompanied by a certificate from the United
States consul resident thereat, showing that they
are the product Of, and were procured by Ameri.
can whaling vessels in Alaska, and that their land
ing at said islands was merely an accident in their
transportation to the Untedl5tates may be admit
ted to entry free from duty. ,. y. HARTLEY.
Assistant Secretary on me Trsasnr1
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.....-..........-oHARTREs STREET.
bn0UssEAU CO., importers, offer At low .-ier.
VAhPETING-Enelish and American, Of an kinds: soor
p pan o pieces Coeosi WINDOW SHADES; Table and
tsns-Lsce, Reps Worsted, Damask etc Furnrre hcy--
Ing Lnen and Cotton. striped; Cornicse Bsuds PIN 80
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LOUISIANA DEalcpArc SAFE CONVENTION.
HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

hELD IN THE Clff VI NE" OhLEANS
9th and 9th of March instant, 1905
FOR the city OF New Orleans at Large.
JB. WALTON. JAMES MANN. e. sALoxoS
Parish OF Orleans.
FIRST wARD-T. L. MACON, J. NJ REID.
SECOND wARD-ALEx. WALKER. N. D. LOGAN
THIRD wARD-J. o NIXON JOHN HART
FOURTH wARD-NoRxAN WHITNEY. H. p
srURCKEE
FIFTH wARD-R. D. HUBBARD. L BOOMER.
SIXTH wARD-JoHs PEMBERToN GEORGE W
WHITE.
skvENIH wARD-T +. rHIENEMANN. JOHN
Y0UENNEs.
Eighth wABD-M. o. TRACEY, G. DELAMoRE.
NINTH wABD-RoBERr wYNNE. FREDERICK
LosBERG.
TENTH wARD-J e. AUSTIN. GEO. DIRxEYER.
ELEVENTH. wARD-A W. BoswoRTH JOHN
BREEE.
Perish Of Orleans. Rigst Bank.
A. B. MACON. THOMAS H. JONES.
COUNTRY PARISHES \
Piaauenines.
CHARLES J. vILLERE. H. P. EERNocHAN
50. bernard.
A. W. WALKER. PHILIP ToUA.
Caddo.
J. C. MoNcURE. b. WALSH.
De Soto.
J. B. ELAN, I. NJ GArLIN.
Sabine.
z. @. DAVIDSON. r. l. ARMSTRONG
Natehitoches.
s. NJ. HYAMs DAVID PEARSON.
Rapides.
Z. r. BIossAT, J. G. WISE
AvoyeIies.
ALFRED p. IRON, B. W. LAKEWOOD.
st. Landry.
J. Il. ovERroN, ADoLPH GARRIQUE
Galcasieu.
Z, DAVID ,. REID. w.H. HASKELL
Lafayette.
A d. BoUDREAU, M. Z. GIRARD
verniIiop.
DANIEL oBRIEN. NICHOLAS YOUNG.
ST. Martin.
a. DUPERRIER, ALcIBIADEs DE BLANC.
st. Mary
R. c. WHITE. DANIEL BENNETT
Lafourehe.
JOHN NELSON. B. I. GR1sAMoRE,
Terrebonne.
F. S. GooDE. ANDREW MaooLLUM
jefferson.
A @. BR1CE, F. II. HATCH.
Ut. Charles.
cHAs. DAVENPORT, =. B. rREPAGNIER
1t James.
EMILE LEGENDRE. J. GAUDET.
st. John Baptist.
MICHEL BEcNELs sAML. HoLLINsGwoRTH
Ascension.
D. F. KENNER, TRAsiMoND LANDRY.
Assumption.
W. W. PuGH, +. t. ElcHoLLs.
Ibervn'e.
O. WARD CHARLES BRUsLE
West Baton Rouge.
H. N. FAVkOr. B. W. CLARK.
Posnt Coupee.
L. B. CLAIBORNE, D. T. MERRIcK.
Concordia.
JOHN JANNEY, @. W. GREEN
Tensas.
THOMAS p FARRAR. THOMAS NEWELL.
Madison.
SAMUEL ANDERSON. wR. R. PECK.
-
Carroll. Il
JOHN BISHOP. &c. SCARBOROUGH.
O T. DUNN. BERNARD rURPIN.
Ounehita.rs1
JOHN McENNERY, EUGENE TIsDALE.
Franklin.
JOHN W. WILLIS. DUNCAN BUIE
Caldwell.
O. O. MEREDITH, JACOB HUMBLE
CatAhouia.
W. l. DITTO, CHARLES JosEs
Winn.
DAN. KELLY, ALPHoNso sTINsoN
jackson.
A. O. sINoNToN, JE. HAELEr
UAion-
j. F. FULLER, TB. roMPKIxs
Claiborne.
ALLEN HILL. wv. BERRY.
Bossier.
r. W. TURNER. P.v oNEnL.
BienvilIe.
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FuR-DuTY.-The following circular relative to
the duty upon furs shipped from Alaska via the
awsiian Islands. has been received by Collector
Kellogg:
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City Money City Money l.!
TAKEN AT PAR.

We viii sell our Stock Of CARRIAGES for the nsxt
Thirty Days for CITY MONEY AT PAR. and at price.
Twenty Per Cent. Less than lsst year.
r. MARSH DENMAN & co.
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FOR the City OF New Orleans at Large.
JB. WALTON. JAMES MANN. 4. sALoxoS.
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FIRST Premium Photographs.
Cd MAJ

The FIRST PREMIUM, "a Dploma, has av.,, h..,
awarded TO W. W. WASHBURN 1l3 Canal street New Or
leans for the best PHOTOGRAPHS exhibited At the Louis
lana State Fair for 1868
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9th and 9th of March instant, 1908.
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March, 1868.

suoFCn, 1oOos
Now Ready, the following work. containing foss Closs'y
rrintsd srEe Octave Pages. Well Bound in Law Sheep
PRICE sos
THE LAW REGISTERS |;
-coxrKuxG-
ALL TIE LAWYERS IN TUE UNITED STATES
THE STATE RECORD;
Containing the County onicsrs the Organise
ou Jucicsion and Terms Of the Courts Every stse
aud Territory
The Official Directory for the United States
-coSr1rsNG-
The Officers Of the Federal Governuent the Duties Of the
Several Departments Sketches Of All the Members Of Con-
srss. the osseers and Terms Of the Federal Courts
TIE COLLECTORS ASSISTANTS;
Giving the laws for Collecting Debts Executing Deeds
Verifying Gains and Taking Testimony. wah Forms for
Every State; with much other Useful the Whole
Constituting
OFFICIAL AND BUSINESS MANUAL.
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE TRIUMPHANT.
The Louisiana state Fair awards the Highest Premium 10
sLOAI'S ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE.
an selling them new az the price Of sso ana
with each will throw McCALL'S ROYAL Ci ~
FITTING LADIES' and CHILDREN's DRESsES
M. 8. HEDRICK,
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Safety and Security.

To ala Isferesfed
I'm
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.
The First Congregational Bnarian) Society Announce te
The public that services will be held the Church corner
ST Charles and Julia streets EVERY SUNDAY Al m !. y
and ?. NJ, the following Clergymen Officiating:
The Rev. H. HAYWOOD. u. d., Of fou ~ lls 10 Fab la
ne Rev. n A FARLEY, ID. D., Of Brooklyn, viii follSW
Arrangements being made the pulpit aed ner
msnenty hereAer The Trustees cordially invite ali inter.
their efforts 10 maintain the Church.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
F. ID. DARLING,
JOHN M. Go6 TIi1es'>
Treasurer
J. Q. A. FELLOWS,
New Orleans. December Is 1907
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NToTTCr-T RFspECTFULLY CALI. THE ATTEN.

NOTICF-I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATrES-
~ tion q friend, a. the pae,i.es % nv new house
D. cen Camp ana MagaziBe This Saloon has been
tled up tasefuy shall endesvor % Keep IL In All re-
meet. A rt drinking house With
peence The business and determination % ks.p none
but good hquors am connd Mt the BELLE MEMPHIS VIII
itself u discriminating public Lanch will be
yourself J. W. HAMN, Proprietor.
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RICE MILLS.
DICE MILL4.

Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER McE1sLAf.
he inventor Of the most approved RICE PousDER nov in
use who has been or 80 engaged IN The con
sruction erection and Of Rice Machinery, se
prepared under his supervision TO eonsrae nas
q Machinery reqsred the preparation Of Rice Tor the
srksi and 10 furnish all necessary drawings and spesn
cstisns.
model OF MeKnlay's Patent Rice Huler. suitable for
bose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption can b
cen ct cur tabshment r,. . ~
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r. sEELYEs COTTON aINNERs
"A /. and COTTON PICKERf, csrner 81 Thomas and =
James sress in the immediate vicinity 81 the folowiss
Pre-sTs: Mssssippi Lousiana. Fire Proof Alabama sn
nerT' Planters' Tyler Fact0rs Commercial ftcan Or
Isans Merchants vicksbug snd Penn. Having nrsci.H
carver Cotton Girs Of eighty sach the l<se8 IN
proved be prepared y haul gin and r'ef osss'n n'n %
BOX Boz y Pms. Current once, lzs Grsug street.
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. TOBACCO xANUFAcroKY.


Conner Chartres and Cont streets
Mr. J. p sARRAZrN thankful for the patronage extended
70 him since the Of his factory has constantly
used his bis veldeserved r-paa
ton and the Southern states superior
article Of cut Tobsceo smoking all sorts OF pack
ages trade Bis assortment Of Chewing fooa,co
Pipes, Cigars, etc, 10 renewed By every sriv<
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GEORGIA LOTTERY,


THOMAS HENDERSON VS.. HIS CREDITORS AND
the Creditors of Henderson, Terry 4 oo-Fourth Dis
trict Court OF New oreans-No. 1889.
NOTICE q. hereby siven 40 the Creditors
N q these nsOlvsns and % all other persons herein In
cation hereof why the tablesu and account sled BY TIE
aud the iasds disbssd in accordance herewith By the
Clerks ONCE New Orleans. March 1858
J. r. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
ouArRrENE coUR DE DISTRICT DE La NoUvELLE-
rleans-Thomas ses Creanciers ct les Gre
snc'srs de Henderson, Terry cie.-No. 1888.
AVIS est par lie present donne aox crean-
S csnss De d.nt dix jours de IA premiere pu
biicson avis pouquOi ct ,abeau snTole
que ct les onds mains distributes scion la lo
Far 0rors 9s :" O0o' JF DICK. deputs ,yreaier.
Bureau du Grefher, EOrverleor cans le 5 mas, 1888
IN JENKINS VS.. HIS cRFDIroRs-FoURrH DIS
trict Court of New orleans-No 1928
NOTICE !. hereby given 60 the ., Cr s,a'ss
TO show cause the art pub caiion hereof
pss d. .ad s1
dsnee herewith By the ecu ,oso
0'siA o"''' ~" '''''- j. r. DICK. Deputy Clerk
ouATRIYNE CoUR DE DISTRICT DIX LA NoUvELLR-
orlesns-H.N. jenkins SEES Characteristic. 10 255
A Wis est par les presentes donne aux ere
rsse de- monssr csuss pendant dix curs De premiere
bcator avis pourquo compte final enroe par e
entire SEES mains distributes scion la loi. Coo
Par oidre de Ia cour. -. ,,,o- -. -
Bureau du Grefher Houvele- Orleans le mars. 1868
rnE STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURrH DISTRICT
Court Of New orleaps-NO 2O.esl Angelina Conesn Va
Alfred Tete
I HEKEBY eertifs, that ON the 4sh day Of
January 1868 Judgment rendered in this court In the
entitled suit in The words and figures fshosng
TT is ORDERED adudgei, and decreed, that there be
defer Sant Alfred Tets her husband dscreeng dissolution
OF the community acqu and gains and separation OF pro
perty That plaintiff be authorized 10 admin
the intervention OF her said hns
| bald, and that defendant pay costs OF writ.
ssspned, s'.' 49, PAUL z. THEARD, JUDGE
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed seal of the said Court at the City OF Neg Orleans
2 day OF February In the year OF our LORD zone
- ]. \. DICK, Deputy Clerk
| ETAr DE LA Observation-Disclosures ouk DE
district de la Nouvele 0reans-Angelins Comea1 vs.
| Alfred Tete-No. 20 091
| he CFRTIFIE par lie present, one lie 4teme
81 iaur de janver 1868 jugement etc rendu Get coui
| dams Iafaire ei-dessus mme suit, savOir-
II ordonnee adjugee ct decretee Gull aura Judgement
en- favour plantve Angelina C0mesa et contre e deien
dant Alfred Tet-, te mari decarsnt une separation d
proprete lie di,e paintve est sut ri dadmi
Intervention de 10 dte mari 81 Qu
/ s defendant soft condamnes payee les fsis.
| Sgne lie feyrer 1868 . r,v,.o
| (Signe3 fAOL lhh susc.
En- fol de quot ai pose main e e sceau de ade cour
vile Orleans 25me jogr de tevrier eI
auuee de Seigneur mil huit soxene hu ct a
Undergraduate des Flats Unis Ia qnatre yDg dixieme
| j. \. DICK, Deputy 6renisr
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GREEN q ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
n Commercial Plaza
To Owners Of Real Estates

We have constant demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Properly; also for Country Pisce around ths city and on
he railroads rivers Persons wishing 10 sell ar invited
70 place property In hands we make TO charge
pnfess sale 10 effected
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DoushAs'
ENGRAvER AND AUTOGRAPHED, r
No. 10 Camp Street
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE ofTT HOTEL

Waiting and wedding Cards engraved IN ma nos. slssAn
.nn, BusIness Csrda Account Sales Cotton. Bills La
atnr Che~kA Invoices and Circular Letters etc. bthc
<rsphsd. Seals osneeilns stsnps- Deer Plates, sto
Initials Embossed rspsr 81 Envslop~ vrHous
HARaE EnR DIX
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New Creans-sarah j. Bennett Robert Wilkinson,
her Husband-No. 20 267. -
HEREBY CERTIFY that ON the 9th
court the following entitled suit in the words and figures
10 sdudged and decreed that there Judgment
in favor plaintiff Sarah J. Bennett wife Of Robert VIII
knsou hushapd the defndat heren Tor
the sum Of Sixteen Hundred and FyOne Dol and Ie1
Is 600 I'D with lega interest thereon nom tne 5t o.
March, 1850 paid and OF suit. That ants lega
sc mortgage on defendants properly DC sa
said date and take eject nom and aer
"a d slst OF March 1856
II frthsf ordered sdudged and decreed that the
W and defendant we'd and that plaintiff be hence
permitted 10 administer her own property as femme
sole -,
PAUL e. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my hand and
Of the said court At the city OF New Orleans
on this l4h day Of bruary IN the OF Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixtyeight r
Fiat DE LA LoUIsIANE-QUATRIEME CoUR De
District de Ia Nouvee Oreans-Sarah j. Bennett vs.. Ro
bert Wilkinson. mari-NO. % 267.
rEPAR lie PRES CERTIFIE, que lie
d sixieme jour isvrer 1868 jugement fut re du
cette cour figures qu sevent savoir:
u est oTdonne adlugs Ct dserete sou pS, s
bert Wilkinson le defendant, dit mari pour Ia
de de seize cent coquanseet an tres 81 sous
ana nient final frsis de IA que rhyps-
tque ega defendant gropretes soft accorde
mise force pour la dit somme ct parr de 3leme Jour De
est de- plus ordonne aduge decrets que la commune
dacqus gains existsnt ente eux soft que e
defendant soft eondanne payer la pantiye ga proPet
comma femme sOle.n
sgne, lie ii fevfier 1868 -, - r,,c.nr =,
duquel al signature Il le
de Ia dte cour Ia vile de la NouveO leans, &c II ene
jour evrer, Ian de mil huit cent soi1Ane
D1'~ j. f. DICK. Depute GrefHsr.