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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15


sG~ gBroihern Webb, Of the Houston
Telegraph, in his issue of the 9th inst, gets
after Manlovc of the Waco Examincr, for
saying "siand with Georgia in her gal
liant struggle" and says:
nThe present indications are that strug-
Cling Georgia viii rcscat her negro mem
bers in the Legislature, and ratify the 10th
Amendment We feel sorry for Georgia
But people who have been conquered in
great civil war, are not precisely in a con-
dition TO dictate terms to the conquerors.
We wish our brave military lead pencil
leaders would announce their programme.
Are they going again 10 ulfuri the seces-
sion banner7 When the alternative is pre-
scented of submitting TO the laws of the
United States or fighting, what will they
do77
Because the states nre over-ridden by
temorseless Radical and Military despO-
tism, there is nothing wrong in nm editor
expressing his sympathy, while he has yet
the power, again and again, for the Op-
pressed; and the editor who, like brother
webb, breaches tame and silent submis-
sion 10 all ontrages committed by the ty-
RAINY in power, and ridieules others for
expressions Of sympathy, lays himself La
BILE to the suspicion Of some secret af6lia-
ton with the party splitting upon the Con
stitution and beaping burden upon burden
upon the disarmsd ard helpless people
The Houston Telegraph nan has become
s,ch q nonomtBise on the subject Of s''b-
mission, snd has echoed that cheap sensi-
mept Of an unscruPuiOus President, @Let
M have Peace" % often, that il may Be
doubted II hs would fight Yankee fer
brad and meat il Starving Bro Webb
i quite a. non-comhatant - Quaker
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
ssS- Hats and CAPS at Dr.. Haynes.

s1y- Nearly al tie Commission Mer-
chants VI Calvert, have joined In a request
for their patrons TO deposit funds sufficient
to pay tie charges gu goods consigned to
their care. This Is done, in consequence
Of the concentration Of oil back charges
on goods at Calvert, IL is impossible for
them TO make the advances and forward
goods, without prepayment Of the same.
The circular Is signed by fourteen Of the
leading houses in Calvert.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

800
fIf.Fu .IrUI 49,
fIHI I.II.tIIff.I| iF
q .H.r fool I.. HHI s .f
l'f' fH.a.H Ia ~
sos
a Nirfn.H uta l.l Gee
.Tr .rI.... t.ii.hth.rr a.
HHr f.. i.sH.. .il ia fnt'anl.
trI .I.r f.-f. MI. 1lItfnarrre
,| .iiuH .H. H.. 400 o. rf iisei
.I.'s lunir ID leon fni nai ni
..-tu.n'ai.Hn rI.l h'iH.'ll n iH
itr-ts A. r'r'if.il.H eHirr ii
iIr iu.nne and lr iiy.i WptniiIr
drriy- Kept "a hsgi "a iirr, and
in,eei afuai town. iic Mas "a
mruis.f ~ ihc same ciHh aiih Pa
lssiy, arj nne day tho latter, Nh"
nihyg .ikvi lln. sP.ko lu him lihe
IA iaiher ah0ui Ais tNinvaganoo, "ii
l. great r.ilY unl B-eiess expense 90
kc,pn horse said he. Why !
Alway- take iho uuuibRs- a.Ways
Tho 'uu'lrrheT Wus H,il.u,i, and
Initiated pNuy strongly that b.
managed lis own affairs wiih"ul
cay lnieri5rcRre. Peabody apollo,
yised nni vNIla,ncd that II Svas ca
Is "A friendly rcmonsirnnoe, and
there the matter dropped That
might they were Al tho club tosclh-
ar Peabody, though NO gamestcr,
like every member lhore, liked his
qul,t game of whist and at half
guinea points, managed 10 lose ihlr-
o. pounds 10 his Southern friend
Who happened 10 bc opposed tu him,
Nhun he rose Ia go, he showed over
pi,e of paper Ia tho winner
What's thntg' That's my |. O,
L." WIS tho reply, "Why, that
won't do for me. want The mon
cy.' "Whut DO you mean, slry ]
don't happen 10 have that much
money about me ! hpoy I'm goud
enough sir, for thirty pounds" IL
don't know" was the answer. 81
doubt tho solvcncy ofany man too
poor 10 keep u horse, aud obliged to
ride in AN omnibus" Aud hc in
sisted on the money in gold, and
positively forced Peabody 10 Dor,
row ii, aud settle before hc ltil the
room.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

gQT Wc are in receip, Of Weeks Illus
traied Catalogue und Floral Guide for
1907 BY JAIEs WICK. Rochester, New
York.
This is q beautifully gotten up book, in
every particular, OF 81 octave pages, on
substantial paper. Its contents are valu-
able for reading and reference. The Illus
trations are fac smiles, and perfectly
printed. The general execution Of the
work is better than most catalogues issued
from the press. Price 10 cents.
Mr.. Wick has the largest seed establish
ment and Floral and Vegetable Gardens
in the State of New York, and they are
fast becoming as well known as "house-
hold words from tho bleak shores of
Maine to the blooming prairics of Texas.
Mr.. Wick is winning fame and fortune by
earnest, pcrsovering enieavor in "scatter-
ing germs of the beautiful"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

REYNOLDS, the man who still rules Texas
with bayonets and swords has so contrived
it That he will be able yet to declare Davis,
Radical candidate, Governor of that State.
In order 10 make up the deficiency Of votcs,
he some days since ordered an election in
two counties where, he alleges, no election
was held. What the result will be no one
can for u moment doubt. This is most
excellent Republican form of government
we now havel
[Leavenworth (Kansas) Com.
Reynolds, ut first, did think he would
order elections in Milan and Navarro coun-
ties, but, finding he could count Davis
elected without thcm, and seeing that if
elections were held in these counties, they
would result in favor Of Hamilton, he con-
cluded TO "lel we'll enough alone and 80
Davis is to rule over US -"how long? oh,
Lord how long2" Reynolds is as con-
pletely King of Texas as Henry VIII was
of England. His Radical Majesty is no
doubt fixture for many years to come,
or, at least, until the people manage some
why to gol rid of the naughty Ulysses the
First.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

THAT CHRISTMAS DINSER.-We are IN
receipt Of the Bill OF Fare Of the Christ
mas Dinner at the Battle House, Mobile,
Ala, rendered by the proprietor of the Mo-
bile Register to his employees, and "the
Craft in Mobile. We mentioned last week
the reception, of an invitation to be pres
ent, and since seeing the generous bill Of
fare moro than ever regret that our invite
did not reach us sooner, and that We were
not present at the feast. We hope our
friends Of the REGISTER, next time they
give Christmas dinner to the Graft, will
send ont their cards little earlier. Ac-
compauying the above, was also bill of
fare of a Christmas dinner given TO the
News Boys Of Mobile, given also by the
generous proprietor of the REGISTER, W. D.
MANN, Esq. We suspect he Intends to ri
val Col. CuILps, Of The Philadelphia LEDG-
ER, who has become noted for his generous
gifts 10 the printers in his employ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A dispatch from Montgomery, Al.
ALBANIA, says the railroad trains arc
crowded every trip with cmigranls
on their way TO Texas. Similar ac-
counts come from Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, Missouri, and other States
Every steamer that arrives from
New Orleans comes crowded with
einigranis through tho port Of Gal
weston, nearly all bound for the rich
agricultural lands of the interior.
Yesterday party arrived from
Manchester, England.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

The Princess Marguerite was en-
ioiiug herself at eight in the even
in /, ut dinner party, and two hours
later the heir Of lily was born
Tho infant does its sleeping in u
slO, 900 cradle, and Prince Hum
bert, the happy father, is so over
joycd that he has given away $780,
900 in charity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A good name for newspaper is a
very good thing and one much to
be desired and diligently to be
sought after. 1t should be striking,
individual, capable of being easily
spoken and easily remembered. 1t
should, if possible, be significant Of
the style of the journal, and SHOULD
never be meaningless absurd. Odd
ity in a name is a Recommendation
to it, provided it IL also significant.
A local name ci wonderful oddity
may be jusi;hably given to a news
paper, and some very strange ones
given. There is a paper in Texas
called the "Jimplecute, " from spe-
cies Of grass which grows on the
Texas prairies and there is one in
Missouri called the "Bazoo," but
wherefore we know not. Indiana
once had a paper called the "Spon-
toon," and Louisiana has one now,
called the Homer Iliad, Published
at the town of Homer. A very ex-
pressive, though shockingly profane
title, is that applied by its publisher
to certain religious journal OF this
city. He calls il the "Hell-staver. y
Lancaster pa Intelligencsr.
We think there is no grass growing on
the Texas p-airies called HJinpleeuts.s
How is it; Ward TaylOrl
aJiDplecuis "What name
To I'll the trump Of future fhmef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
notice.

Vhare for sale four fnsJAcKs, from The
L best imported stock Of Kentucky. They
are from 8 70 Z yesrs ED, Il 70 Is bands
high, ard can Be fsund for the next four
weeks Il Jesse r. Daniels, On Fish creek
in Dallas eounty, Is miles west 81 Dahas.
GEO. s. WADE.
Dallas, Dee p, 1859 f5tts
ITa1ahschie Argus aud Clsborne Chron-
irit cory 3 tines and sspl BIN 20 Herhid
oscs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

The TEXAS STATE REGISTER, for 1870,
Published by A. IIanford, Galveston, is re-
ceiyed. Besides an Almanac for the year,
it contains some valuable statistics on
trade, &c., but is mostly made up of ad-
refreshments, of which the publisher takes
up o goodly share TO himself II the pub
Usher circulates as many as he Gays he
does, 100000 it is first rate advertising
medium is circulated free of CHARGE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
49, Fresh pruss At Dr, Haynes.

ia These vho eomp ala u The keeping
an Of The Freslmel's Bureau BY tie Gsnss-
al Oa,spmsp',,sVhieh Institution costs
about eleven millions per snHuln, ought 10
knoa ihsI /, il not for the god orths AM
cans, bu, 10 furnish slEecarrs for Pol''l'
claus whom the Radicals IN power wish 10
keep in pay EDr sorlid AM. selfish puTPasss'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A breach Of promise case in De.
troit turns upon the question whcih-
err the defendant intended, by incio-
sing n leaf Of rose geraninm to the
lady, to use the language Of flowers,
in which case the innocent leaf
would have said, "Thou art my
CHOICE"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

CoLoRADo.-A bill for tho ad
mission of Colorado as State into
the Union has been prepared, and
will soon be introduced in Congress.
A similar bill has twice been passed
by Congress, but failed each time to
receive President Johnson's sigma,
ituro,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

On the 18th Of July next, a race
will take place between James Cor.
don Bennett, Jr.'s American yacht
Dauntlcss and Mr.. Ashbury's En-
gIish yacht Cambria, for n plate Of
$3.50, from Old Head of kinsalo TO
Sandy Hook, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
l.s- Day your Goods from Dr., IIaynss,

"Blow, Joyhlly, o Winter Wind,
With silver breaih.no'cs. IN. '!ow breath
Tha, reads very pretty In poetry but We
dont'ses much JOY In a s'lI Sonh Wind'
nor can We hear auy pleasant SOUND In the
"breath.noles' OF Texas NerIheE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

We regret 10 learn from the Dali
las Herald that n X. Sedberry was
l;Iled in that place on the 24th ult,
IN a reneounfsr with the city Mar
hall J. G. Thomas Nike bad his
fsults Ike al Of ne. but be was no
1,le hearted boy, and belonged to
T.ne Of the best families Of this
1dnce-(Jsssrssn 5inPleeaie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

uS- Jalss Wvsl, Il the Tyler iniss
ha. aeualsl bic nl'ision bobby ssaiR,
whea viii sAs liVile, Julgs!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

fHf mHfIIsIfsfHff unsffH
tigft tFFaiHisa ffHtl.ans
HiiIs
Ht.t asstg nf hfhrifr uirH'
f.rE Huriiif ht o. D.
..t IIIn.I iIHf n iiaI Ula E-
A. 90 .Iaisi I'D tis tssiI .i ar
uHsfs is i.l.af isu..a I..l eHt
fi.ffi
ulttsrsrrfriflu MHrt.I nf.F.I
raH H..a
sasia. Tftss lst.sr. "a. 400 }
esEHsf uHHsf
lnuasrTl
LIE fiianiaF sfle.aIrtais o. riFii
cHirs srr hinty f.ais iLs ltfsors rTf'eini-
ta, ia,tg i.fa slss.sl ~ as I.s.lisas De-
s.Faalris
Lastsp J. DAVIS, a. 90 lsFsrlsr,
,. a.. flANaeaA, O. ts i4raiF-s-i Gov
ffsHr.
A. RtrnsoE Do a. CsnTiTsllsE
%. n. liuatE, 10 b. lHssarr,
la,ss A4-CAltE. ~ b Ga, usrs4-4
"a a. MAfrs
4lrF osfut iusgat.nis all eeniiaae 10
l's large lhe luuss VI lhs'F rsslFsiFe
rLisss usiil iasif s4reessars sIfssE "a Ter
q GHi luly 4gal,l,
81 s.s.msui u hTr1sl Maj. GsH, Rsyuolis'
u. tLAT hugn,
Assistant A1igisni ueasEAl,
Capt, IoIS ", LAAE. 10 = rois sne'as-
Ing Us ihls Orlsr says
"lhs atoye orier has iasl lseH Issued,
NAllmogs, ia tie let conasr, ia the "a
CLARKE, ia 'Ls 81, and nssaasr Ia he i'h
District, arc elected to cougTsss. A list
Of the members u the Legislature will be
Pahl.sLsl in few days, The Legislature
is supposed 10 be Radical on joint ballot,
80 order get in rsgard to Congrsssnsh'
bat the eoant Indicates the parties Hansd
10 be elected,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
SIMMONS of n Diseased liver.

symptoms OF "a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge of
l. the ribs, increase on pressure; some times
the pain is in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder blade,
and il frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for q
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are costive, sometimes
alternative with lax tho head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gene
rally considerable loss ofmemory, accom-
panied with pain full sensation Of having
left undone something which ought to have
been done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily start
led, his feet arecold or burning, and he com
plains Of q prckly sensation of the skin;
bis spirits are low; and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him.
yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms
attend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet examination
Of the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEvER.
DR. MLAxE's LivEA Pills, IL CASES OF
AeUE AsB FEVER, " hen taken with Quinine,
air rsdaetlye Ofihe most happy results. No
better eAthartie can be used, preparatory TO-,
or after taken ouiniue. We would advise
all who are afflicted with this disease 70
give Them FAIR TRIAL.
Address all orders 10
FLEMING BROS, PIT1BrRGH, Pa
Pcs .D..,srs and Ply s;csans ordfriie Rom ofllsrs
ftr TIrrrinr Brus WI d. vel 70 write fsir orders
,ItsirCfir end taks nons ttf IT. n Lsnes TrsParld
l. Tl-itisg Ero- Fif.lur5h. Pa 10 thass wishing
- ~ thsr q trial We VII fo-EH-d Ter Tlel. pet
~ a ~ Tnrt ~ fis Ullifei sfrts: oHe boN u
BIN tIrfstlrs tilrssert postage si'1s o. oue r.i
~ frrr furs ~ fsurfeen tfree-crut sf.nT@- Al
2 s-ss ffsui cuu.a - b sssosaF~nisd ~ t~eiiy
SD y s,irs1-ssssis T-usss's s',s c7gnt-I ssa's
l-ihseF-se-rEn,IT 80
49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

IeVss Row Uuu'rgs htiWesn $50 sni
iLFrs ihoussul people, hasinsss is rr's
psFsus aui ns9 Loasss arc la process az
srssiiou. Il is Nyll suPrlisi W.lh chaErhss
sal ssheals, ii'Rs'eh islfgiFP A'
Nlr's 1il !ou e. yooF iulorn-'ion 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

.ezs" The Bryan Weekly Appeal sends us
the New Years Address Of the Carrier Of
thst paper. 1t is very neat piece Of
work. ""
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

Publie lamps in Independence
SQUARE, Philadelphia, we're recently
lighted and extinguished BY cleo
tricity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A tafsisht o. ffaaiaf iaiO
riafs ffam ihe iiad fsi Ini1 t'f
Mediterranean ihfnarh ihs Halh
Canai. pfufina that ilia llfol 9TH
Tea aoa is iho highest THE tut
ffnt will kssp che fanal oiian n
l.ossops reports that this turrrni is
constantly Increasing The depth n
waier To- the channel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A man in New Orleans avoids
bis creditors BY walking on the
sunny side Of The street in sumner,
and the shady side in vinter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

n9- We wonder what has got into Capt
JoHS-IIavent heard from him for 10,
these many weeks. Our readers are get
ting impatient 10 hear from him again.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A SELF EVIDENT TRUTH.-If the
Administration hasn't materially
reduced the public debt, it has re-
duced the condition of those who
are expected to pay it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
TO- Winter Clothing at DR.. Haynes.

ry The Western World, IN illustrated
newspaper, published weekly by the West
,a'n World Company, comes to us as regu'
larly as the mails will permit, sometimes
TIVE OF three in week. II is good paper
Terms 50 per Onuumi address as above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

THE TwIoGs SwoRDs.-Tho Su-
perintendent of the Engraving Bu-
reau, at Washington, certifics that
he has in his custody, in the vault
of the Engraving Bureau, the
swords captured by Con. Butler,
formerly belonging to Gen. Twiggs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
VIM, d. Dillon.

PROPRIETOR OF LONE STAR
NURSERIES, LOCATED TWO
MILES NORTH OF WAXA-
HACHIE, ELLIS COUNTY,
TEXAS,
H EEPS constantly on hand and and
IA for sale a good stock Of all kinds OF
Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees, Grape
Vines, Small Fruits, Shrubery, Roses, &ci
all. Texas grown, and warranted trae 10
Kind and name. lOet28, 69-6'om
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

The Pomp Of war-A negro sol
dior.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

81 llass iulslisl g. ale state Ia
settle eau lay abe sase 10 ", Z ilslssli,
Al ihs Herald 0fle,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

~ IaalrgIL's Osrlsa Seeds q IIagass,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
nss-I, seems that Rev. s. D. JoNrz, vi

nTIt seems that Rev. 8. d. JoNTz, who
has preached in this city and county fire.
quently during the past year, is bigam-
list, having, some time since, eloped with
and married young lady in this county,
when, at the same time he had deserted
wife and three hopeful young Jontzes in
Illinois, as has been certified under seal OF
one of the counties in that State. We I'M
derstand he is on his way out of the State
CoIxcIDEsrE.-0ur own remarks m !,
poem on the death Of the old yer and
those of the Greenville Herali are thu
same, word for word.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
TnNIar's Nanllor.

Neu sua iiaVrmri rlii'aa Sees issuel
Price. olsth. IN "a Srut ~ nsii.
~. ShtAhEllS Herald oHeF,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


Dueas. Victor Cenand ct al; Estate Of yalsn Mar
Mrs L. NJ. Clara Fuselier, wife OF Jules Messy,
and to ell Ss9sr bs s ser IN
distribution thereof.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that he may be
ordered and authorized to sell said property above
described at public auction. free and clear from all
incambrarces. That all said Judgments. mortgages.
liens and privileges recorded against said property
be Cancelled and erased. so that your petitioner ca
convey a clear and unncumbered title to any pur-
George Legrand, MRS; Malvina Roche. widow, Jean
=. Letory. Louis g Dugas; Victor Couana ct ais.
wife of Jules Messy. Estate Of Lorenzo Laurent.
Of Of SAID
their rank And ne prays for all other necessary
orders. ,,,,s -
On motion of A. DEB. Hughes attorney of E. E.
Norton assignee, and upon suggesting 10 the Court
that he has filed in this Courl the foregoing petit
tor. it is ordered that Darby Tremouiet. George
tory. Louis y. Dugas. Victor Conand ct a., Estate
Of Valsin MarmIlion. Jean Louis Labranche Estate
CLARA Fuselier, wife of Jules Noisy, and all other
parties interest do show cause upon the sixth Gay
court, why the said petition should not be granted.
and ssd property sod, as prayed TOR and why an IN,
rot be Cancelled and erased And it is luther ordered
that notice of this petition and order be served
Mrs. Maivina Roche, widow, Jean y. Letory. Louis
o. Dugas, Victor Conand ct al, Estate OF Vasin
Marmil!on, Jean Louis Labrauche Estate of Lo-
renzo Laurent Bank of Louisiana, Mrs. l.. Nj. Clara
Fuseier, wife of Jules Messy, and all other persons,
by serving copy thereof upon them, their agent
attorney, by said +. E Norton, assignee, pub
fishing copy Of said petition and order three times
in the New Orleans Republican, newspaper printed
in New Orleans, Louisiana, the last publication to
be made at least five days before the day OF
hearing.
Signed May II, 1910.
F. H. BURELL, Judge.
A true COPY:
Clerks Office New Orleans, May IL. 1870.
my2l &c jel X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01
In Bankruptcy-No. geo.

RIO THE HONORABLE E. H. DyRELL.
L Judge of the District Court Of the United states
for the District OF Lousiana-sittingn Bankruptcy
Orleans. herein appearing as the assignee in Bank.
ruptcy of the estate OF jules Messy, bankrupt
rendered by the bankrupt, and belonging to the
aforesaid estate IN oankruptcy there is the follow
Log Ess st. sf to tss
l. The undivided one half interest in tract OF
land on the EAST side of the Bayou IsGns
about 622 3OlQ0 Srpents more or less. and bounded
in front by said Bayou Teche above and in the rear
by lands OF Fuseer, and on the levee side by lands
of Mrs. MallOn.
2. And the undivided one-half interest in certain
tract OF land lying and situated in the rear of the
above described tract, containing lao sOlCO super
fetal acres being part of the fractional northeast
quarter of section number twenty five in township
properly acquired by Jules Messy and G. L. Fuselier
from Mrs. Sarah Ann Feltus and Miss Louisa
ceased by an act of sale passed before John A. Du
martrait. Recorder Tor the parish of st. Mary, On
Your petitioner further represents that the said
before described real estate is as appears OF
record. incuinbered and charged with the following
hereinafter speclhed mortgages, Judgments, liens
and privileges resting thereon, to wit:
Mortgage debt contracted in the year 1853, IN
favor of Messrs. Darby Tremoulet. commission
merchants. by act before L. Guyol notary public.
and now supposed to be held by the following par
ties;
George Legrand, st. Martinsvile. Louisiana. $500
Mrs. Mavlna Roche widow, New Orleans, ,-o
Louisiana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3, $50
isians .' ' 74o
Louis O. Dugas Augusta Georgia..... 1900
Victor Conand ct al. New Orleans, Louisiana 1900
Louisis ma. a,ooo
Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans, louisiana.. 5000
Estate of Lorenzo Laurent. 5000
louisiana Law ..o pal.eD y. w. onA 5000
Mrs. L. NJ. Clara Fuseler. wife of Jules
Messy. balance due on Judgment on tacit
mortgage on the property of bankrupt. 20 go
And your petitioner further represents, that it IS
imposs for him to determine the validity of said
membranes and the amount due thereon; that he
rot ascertain the value Of said property by agree
ment between himself and the creditors holding
said security as provided in section twenty of the
Bankrupt set of 1857 And that it is necessary in
order to ascertain the value of said property, and
for the due, proper and speedy administration
of said estate and for the interest of
the creditors therein. that said estate be
sold at pubic auction, free and clear of al incum-
brances. That all said judgments, mortgages, liens
and privileges recorded against said property be
Cancelled and erased, 50 that your petitioner eau
convey clear and unincumbered title to any pur-
chaser thereof reserving to said Darby + Tremou-
let. George Learand. Mrs. Malvipa Roche. widow.
Estate of Lorenzo Laurent Jean B. Lstoy. Louis O.