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, 1870-09-22
THE COURTS.
An Usurious Transactfon---mlscella-
neous Business.
The Criminal Record.

The Supreme Court,
sptcial Dcsrateh to The OhieATo Tribune
OTTAWA, Ill, Sept et.-The court transacted
be following business to day:
MOTIONS plsroskD OF.
u. Durham Ct al '. City OF Chicago. Motion
or cer'io7uri allowed. ... ..... /
sps. Chicago Artesian Well Company '. Carmi-
hael and Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
company. Motion for certiorari allowed.
NEW NOTIONS, ETC.
1la Fitzgerald ct al ', Nattnger ct aL Motion
" defendant In error for continuance.
'1es Humphrey :. Phillips ct a. Submitted by
'; IL. Thonpsoo :. Fonansbee ct al. Rule to Join
Isl. Brown '. Hu1d ct al Submitted BY appel-
Isl. Roth Y. Smith. Submitted by appellee
16s, Price '. Karnes. Submitted by both par
, Fl. Trustees Of German Evangelical Lutheran
: rcRatton V. Walsh ct al. Rule to dlc abstract
soeTden Ct al =. Reed. Submitted by ap-
III: 1tar ct al. ;. Waugh ct al Motion by
ant IN eHoFsnydef: submltteaby appellant.
e2a People Jackson. Submitted by defend-
i ier to to chiea1@ hMea9h Il sprumcc '. c. N. ". n.
ssi; cjty q Peoriaalraw submission nnd trans
- 81 Holmes =. stat, johnson. Submitted BY
Mnt -
SSo. Illinois 3Tufpn1 r1,o 1uGmltteu oy appel
S. Ftzsof9n' S'Ted ~. Y Sotn epce Company V.
record auggested. '0s G. &s, ,,-.,,o, =,
!. T. a{a Chapin ct a1:v n.,,o -OlMtnuuon OF
ellee. 0aAe euk
,39a American pr1n+tnr TED oy ap-
~. Illinois Sfaais ze91,Ss,an nno 1f1o!tshA
oseturtiay. "*s' 0ule TO Qtt;omla.-
| cssrTasior Of nj - ,r., Suact
!, SeeaN "eAtA. ltanBferrh .
',.nt-' - 9ok Y. Cook Or n, cu,-, TO
ma, 9 "+ suua111ted BY apne,
soI Ait ct al r. .,oot c-,, fet'
4en MM,s ct ali y Scns,., ,n,9omtttet BY nppeIlea
coHN sSo+ o'1r v. Stone ~ 81 s. a.. Sans order
~ u,or. 3taosetred u Chi
miseed Wiihet al '. snan1 ~ a,
"nsse1 tSs Wit pr cant da& es A. Appeal Slia
| ul. H0AG1 SnIen.1aS
20 rt,aI W. cent 1fors " May. Appeal di8-
~ S4tteis = aAinistratoua n1ua8e4: < ~
, 1870-09-22
MEDICAL CARDS.
Private Matters


F. D. CLARKE. IL D., the Regular Old Established
Dr. Clarke, I7s South Caskst incas HDnroe contn1cs
to md ve confidential medical aid 10 tho unfsS
tuate Of both Doctor 01arkes great experience
snd long residence tn Chicago give yeu fu gaAzantee
Of proper Treatment Ladies' consult In delicate
cases with the assursrce Of relief Female Pulls resk
made ane wsrranted). oue dollaz per boz. bymsl
e Send tvo stamps for Marrtsse Secre: or 2. Pre-
veudvc. II Victims Of SeA-Ahnte send two stamps
fos WORK on SpcrmstotEheea- Consultation fres-:
Aadrezs letsers DR.. F. D. CLARKE,
Ii Sauth 0Ea1k4k,
ChIcaso, IL
, 1870-09-22

HENLocK-CitJ harness, union, 4oa4ec; city
riy, q i, 46s4sc; Ktp, > h, ,socSsl.,o: RE- Ieais @
sl.eo: city urper, No j. = Il saas1c. civ
upper No. 9, 3 Il, as@ssc: country uppef,No. i.
Is: calf. country. 8. .I0aTE: 1ou9h n5oer 80 "a
J1 h, 9.a5ic: sruuch -npneF. 14af9 NJ sodass.
ronth upnsr. oan1a0eJ. eSaa0c. S!nicarn snfe -
9s6c. HnfIalo aIanShfrr ma -sscassn o'AS' Nv
DAr-Sls1ehfer solse 4sSs;c: sS: Ph,1aaa,n,,, uo,,
4es3oc; harness, Der Il, Ssasec: HI ijahf & n,
ai15. KIN M n1e,,inrn Sssss: = *. ~ 1917 s.uo
, 1870-09-22

five do not change cur courss very foon, Nc 1oo'
viii md breakers ahead ,s, ran
We should remember that no more no1us ~ I'M in.
be Issued for public improvements sga n.,a Tor by
direct taxation, fos @ nle
viii be enormously higher thar tnai i,, ~ amogus to
ccding one. The county Ella Ma1ss ~" Tor hnvfnr an,
ios 1t piesen asa ~ ssSa9 sou asse ssy
estate s9ss tsses xs sase npon, n' soa sss
teaHq eaas mn r. otncF lots when and where they
y. thefeby aYoldsng the necessity fol 50
FTH Eou.
, 1870-09-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

.,-. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sent 21I
+LUMBER-The arrivals to-daywerc falher light
and only fair trAde trauspired, tho prices re-
allied being substantially tho s1tne a. On the two
days preceding. 'sAn saHet ahlnBtes were held at
S5.lb(33B7K per 600 anoaf, anu lath at $500.
Inc following a~r 80 current rates OF fretghts
, 1870-09-22

10 South dsvotea hi. exclusive attention t,
& s;ss ct eo' zs1s. Hs es!.s The nest hopeiess ess
iltc In all Its forms. whether acuto enu
r. Special attention GiFcu to an Fr1na1c D6calhcg
Pamphlet sent free.
, 1870-09-22

COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 2f.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produces at this point during the
past twcnty-four hours:
, 1870-09-22
lake SHORE Z ai1caIc An SOUTHERN RA1,

49,. MICHIGAN OEETRAL RArLRoAr.
OsuoS U1tHL~s35t e xRkeat-Iickas Lts3on. Laka,
IT. eorueE a. Dearborn.
Passkuker tr1fn1 Qf sht9 0o,arauy E-yB s,d .r{.a
, 1870-09-22

A RUINED spT AGENCY.
Cyrus Child :. The Defensive Mercantile Asso-
citation OF Chicago and the Defensive Mercantile
Association Of New York. Decree that the New
York company pay s5,1a7.6s 10 complainant This
Was proceeding In the matter OF creditors
btll: The company Of Chicago was organ
1i1e 11ed ,nto-, 70 1o procure . and AFFORD rella-
Wealh. integrity, business experience and capac.
tty, personal hnhits md financial condition OF
merchants, lawyers, bankers, etc. 1t became In
vclred. and Judgment was rendered for complaiu-
ant for e, 3,0124S. Meanwhile the Chicago estab.
l!shment sold Its records to the New York instit-
tioR, which assumed the debts OF the dying cor.
P-TauOn. Wherefore the decree.
SALE APTRoyED
Ja1e Arm1tage, execntrtx Of Daniel Armit1ge,v.
John F. Armttage ct als heirs at law, etc. DC
cree confirming sale OF part OF lot II, Butrcrtelds
addition being Is feet front on Ciyboucue avg
nuc by 300 feet 10 m alley. The 1and sold TO Cas-
ptr Hahn for s., ,5oG[
TIE Misery OF ISSocHScE.
Timothy Dynnu :. Daniel Bennett. Proceeding
tn chancefr to remove the cloud Of q mortgage
from thc title to Lot 10 of Block II, OXdens Aldi-
finn. Complainant states that during August,
ls4s, he borrowed from defendant $l75, securing
pnyment BY morgagtng the lot. A gear later, he
posing mortgage TO be Of similar nature With g
promtssoTy note, he received the instrument back,
believing that his possession OF # was evidence
OF payment. Lately he has sold the property. and
learns that the mortgage IS Of record. and, appa-
rently, an existing encumbEaucc. The bill seeks
that satisfaction may be recorded.
FHEQCKST DEFENDANT.
~ John Baldwin. JE., :. Paul Cornell. Assumps1t
Den,ard $10, ,000.
, 1870-09-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Sept 81.
eJs ss a1Ss ss Tsfs waS qs Beae s
about previous rates: There Was some choice |
butter On the market, but the bulk Of the offerings
folloss e csoice @ aaify w sassc; fair 70 sood % tub
and iEkin: 21923c: common grade, 1s91sc-
BAGG1SG-Tnis market remains 1a,et at nu-
in sympathy with the raw material, but the |
stocks on hand are moderate, and dealers do not
lock for any material decline We continue to
american, 3sci Union A. 2ss; gannles. ~ IN,
eic: tn, e9c; hurlaps, bu, 1890; wool sacks,
BRAS-sales OF 10 tons at slssoot
BUILDING MATERIALS inquiry Was fair,
and quotations were flrm as follows: Michigan |
s1ucco. ss.75@aoo: New York superflne do, = ur,
in o,S, = br, s1.oo; lime n r1s, = 6rl, Il IS: cc
1ntnt, C1srks Utlca, . bri, $2159s2s: cement,
sssda sk1e1 ns a.
n1'css. hi : ,ooo' saoassSoo nrc eiay, = orl, sioo
iE2 bEiSsWs ess5s! SaSe SE s eSsass in our list which
s'..5sas 90 for rhctce han,l-picked medium, and
sl.0Ns1.e3 for common descttur!onS
Hlt0UM CORS-Dca1e1s reported fair de-
1uand at foru or qnotat1ous: No. hu.i at $4,000
Pc, ton: No saIl a. ssoo ~ i: staS a braid
dinn At s1s0on; No. do ut 10000: inside and
cIIEE;E-The cheese market rcmaius In q
suAlS"HAt "oEs,t'@N - -
Least, aS 20 render quotatons, az piesens, ot nnt
!sttle va!Qe some ne arc asRlnG an auEaacs 1900 ot Nc,
pat tne nnik 81 tae BUSINESS - az os. w. nE ~
1, =, I11o" fnr inns NM Wcs,e1n H.
seIye; rU;1
- Gva1f-rln mains unchanged. The market was
!. ..ef md comparatively stcatly, at tue annexed
| Quotations: Lchish lump, sll.5oaiaoo: Lchigh,
prepared {1000Gaf0 ~; LackaHanna, s.. o.0oat0.DD;
| {osshurE $3.50: Erie and Brlar HtIt. $3.50; Wal
| nut Hill, tat0: Hocktng Valley, 800; Tongho-
chepy $6 5NaiO1; Pittsburgh So 5O@ 90 Illinois,
| SaN @GDO.
| CDFFEE-No new features were developed IN
| this mafket TO-DAY, Tue attendance OF BUYERS
| was moderate. aul ar active trade trauspifeL
/ The fulloWtnp sre the nrices current: Mocha asa
sc: Lava. eIa25c. o. q. jaYo. as{aa0c: roas{lnv
I hin. 1skG1pc: cotnmon Rio. 21k,aao1c: 0ood 10
| ,,r,mr. Il A;fs22c. trtne to choice sla:aa2kc.
| iapua1 n aaka2ac
/ G:OOPERA(;E-PTfces remain ceov nn,o-, , ,,oht
1 in0utjy. mi fhr fofLswinr mnun. " A'ee
| WnisEev harrr1s iron.hnunI 400.
l WhisIev barrels xno,l. hanna UT q IT =
l f,n1E harr.In "os ~ f''' ~
| Lard tierrss. i'rxsss'.''
| iSnur harrr;a 1ot hno,s " A-sN5~. :.
F1nur i'ar1cls ronnG tnona ~ ~ o. eg
TAEDi I'd Tnn morce ,.,a r1is.t yuS. 49, "
| ,nc1n,to,Ie Me. "as Au.et ~ lotuei
ssc S1n.,,ee.s atar tnm tslSaslne
| HcaaeuCl s!as, lotsl9cs Darfetts atcatic
1ssaG: taE;:,s sen., s,;ss ;ts9aezC
,eHsn- .tss MeIs trpp1,e.r 1o-aay " fan4t
| u 't,.intfi19ts .ntG19Ss eHe1s q I1e19$C 9$C,,-
a;a, ia o@Sytune -, ~ nsW ucserslna ~
ItsIs a,tsa ,,i .t ae ~ ~ Saet ~
, 1870-09-22

1H WASH1SGTOE-ST, UHIUAGU. Ill
The toaEest engaged and most suceeaStul PhyslAa IN
the eitv, continues 70 trAt M PRIVATE CHnoN1o md
URINARY DISEASES Of both ee1ea with unparalleled
Sne1Er1. IMPAIRED SIGHT. Loss Or MEMoRr. auG
MANHOOD. Y pcrrsnensiv enred. without the uso q
mercury. Il II Re1fevdent that physician Nhs
6pss ht:en e5eISs.selS e he sdy ot ssFt.n ei..s
uuIs seanirr rrt1ter .kill ID that particular bra
snap ons II Eenerai pr,ees Many Physfeians IeeeS.
Treatment Al medicines tned prepsteS in his
laboratory. Read his MEDICAL ESSAYS: sent to
zny adaFeks In FrAES xEaLED EsyELoPE recetst ok
one stamp. CoTttpoudeuca strictly eou6de11al Con-
satatfcn free Hours. fEum n n to 9. p u4 ScrLAy
evenings. Sto &
, 1870-09-22

SalcH were as fnllnWs:
# mill run from ke1ected logs) at 5000, MIL |
rally: sold BY Davis Mason:
Cargo Of scow Flora, frum SauRatuck. so n It |
common ssna mixed af slaoo; lath at 500; sold by
% carao ad q bsfee NJ Wm. Burns, from Grand River.
aa9 M T. n9a[4s and strips, at $500; sold o5 Wat
Ihefe was an active inquiry for common boaris,
fencing and scantl!Dg, and prices we're more fully
at unchanged quotations.. We @ quote: '11 '~'e1'
First clear, 1-,nch to 2inch. oo35a 90
Second clear, 1-inch TO 2-lnch. xAoo347oo
Third clear, *. *, and a.inc6... :. ss.SSsssSo
getner, rough, the same as second
Fist and second clear alding, togeth-
:;;:.;;:;;:;... seossss.S. g
Common noor11g, dressed, nrst..... so.o0ssl.o0
Common flooring. dressed, second. e5oA3 go.
WaRou-box boards, selected, 16lnch
anu UPWARD. .........--..---....---,. S0.M&SaN
4 stock boartis...... ................ ea01@ -.
Common boards, fencing, joist, scant- --"' ''''
ling, and small timber, II to 1s feet
Joist and % scaniin9 is 10 ii iecs. isSSssseo i
DsF common boards and fencing g..... 1ao0at4"0
Plckcts, square. re.........-.--..-....- 1o.oo91Aoo
Cedar posis. split. l2{a II
Cedar posts, round. SAG 80
Sawed shingles, No. o.1..........-...., asa 800
Sawed Ehlngtes, or star.... ..... A503 BIS
Ash, seasoned, q Rm.................. 3o.a0asa0 90
Oak, seasoned, 3 m.................. Is 00@3300
Whitcwuod, seasoned. q m........... aGO0a40.0 90
EIack walnut, seasoned, q m.....,... 2d00975 90
Hickory plank, clear. 40-0n84a00
Hickory axletrees, q set... =. ...... ....3 LEO
Maple a2ietrees, . set............-..- LOG les
On TRACK.
Trade was only fairly active, but no change wns
made in prices:
4 or star aawed... .............. s. es7H9..
I nv. kaWtu. A41U t3s.S6 -
Thlckness-F1ve shingles to be two inches ii
| thickness. Length-Sixteen inches. $500 per
cargo added when transferred, which follows the
, 1870-09-22
+ County Court.

WILLS PK0BATEp,
Will Of Henry End. VIII proved and letters
testamentary granted to Catharine End, widow,
under bond ol Sc. coo.
-Estate Of william Whittngtou VIII proved,
ana letters tcstamentary granted to Louisa Whit
ungton under bond OF $l0,o0o =
-Estafe Of Dr.. Joseph s ulldreth. VIII proved,
ana letters tessamentAly granted to Mary A. LII.
drcth Under bond OF $i00Q0
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Estate Of George Hoffman. Administration
Of $fe,50o. NA oeA
Estate Of Charles Bill, Nellie Bm anno,ntcd
to administer under bona Of 5000.
, 1870-09-22
RRhL ESTATE,

various retreata on Quincy and Jackson streets,
were lued nom IS to SIS Ut the Armoly yester-
, 1870-09-22
The Police Courta.

Cornelius Mahoney, charged with an assauft
upon Alice Stewart, was held IN bail OF 5000 to
await further examination. The womaus law
was broken By him in three places, and Il is
feared that lock jaw may ensue.
-James Mahoney. boy, was caught while In
him za, -1S~
II. Tadac, charged with stealing sut Of
~ns held for Et8l in sc09
About twensy-four women, gathered from the
, 1870-09-22

facility. and tue debrta scooped up by the dreige
and Carried "a. This objection, then. Is disnoged
of, and hereafter the work k Keeping and open
cRuupel win be one Of easy accomplishment
more OF less liable to deposits where two currents
meet-the waters rnnnin: ont and those lowing
in. For such emergencies provision m1st pc
capacity for entrance and for dockage and Iron
works. that as the ter1utnus OF two roads shall be
demanded shtdbuIa Telegraph
, 1870-09-22
Latest.
SRw EoRE. Sept. 21.--Huu stree. Is apathctic,
Money market easT ut Maf ucr cent,

H0uey market EASY ut o@6 per cent.
Steslng unsettled at 109I Ia 1Qosx.
Gold dull at 11sA6l19Ts. Borrowing rates 1-32
+. la Cleafanccs, ssi,U09, 900. The Treasury
II .0oo000 ns lis G5-1o0&11s sl-lO0.
Governments 10 better On anticipated Iargc
purchases b. tho Treasury to-uoryow:
Goups, SILT te1l4H Coups, 81. .1los.@1l07s
couIa, -. ...1l2js911sE Comps. TS.. ,Il0y:3lfl
Coups, Oh. ..1u15@tla l0-aus. .,,. ,lQ1 fa1074s
coups, Is. .112..V5ll2E Cut1encys,, III A8lliH
Comps, new. lt0aia1101s
State securities quiet; Tenncssces strong:
Mtss0ur1S.....-4... 30H New TlrgtniAs. 49,. 65
Da1 Teuncssecs., g. Old NorthCarollnas o0H
New Tennessees... 601s New N. CarulOas.. g
Old Ylrg!nias...... G.
, 1870-09-22

Tho Banker's Magazine for september gives:
the following statement OF the Savings Banks
returns from the States Of New England for
tho wear:
, 1870-09-22

Totnl. .s4s 5 so,sss saoa57 slsasoso aala.s ss5
In rcferencoto this an exchange calls atton
fion to tho small cost Of management as one
resolutions It says:
"ln Massachusetts, for instance, where the To-
Tors Of receiving and repayln9 small sums are ID.
the investment annually OF some $2o,c50, 900, tic
total COT OF management OF 122 banks for thelast
ar wH only $3.50 900, or about thirty -hundrcdths
ot one yer ceht OF the amount on deposit and In
vested
, 1870-09-22
DIR. BQSSctt.

IS. South C1Atkt, Chcaao, cutcs for chsrxtl this
Il graduate Of THO Of Philadelphia. and o.
the most resbte PHYSICIAN IN the city for an Uhruolc
Theory Of Nervous and Sexual Diseases. Con4ultxttoa
ffnen nIA AAn4ds Al
, 1870-09-22

SPECIAL HOTICE1,

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, On Social Ey1ls, xud
he yoprtety tnpropr!etE 81 getting Married. With
lAnary help foS those who feel unfstc.! for AIno-
NAL happ4ncss Sent free In sealed envelopes Addsa
HOWARD lSS0C7ATtt1S. RNx p phi,~d&1-hs., p7
, 1870-09-22

SWEET POTATOES Sales Of Il barrels yellow
It 500; 10 brls do at S3eS; brls do It sa-so:
1ris red at $3.50.
GAME-Ss1es OF Z dog prairie chickens, "a 239
, 1870-09-22

GO0DEIUHB PASSENGER 8THAAKKA
For N1wAuker, ShebeJx4n. De-. daily, st,..... re
For Alw1nkea Grey at-,-.-..........~ sH.E
Eor6t Joseph and Bentou H1<beg. Lilly. IL A,E
Forayeen BAy eyefv Iud4d1J and 4s151y k3-.> iNV
~Soat9ey xreftn& aH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
z. RIACKMAR,

A e. BIAACK11AR,
Having removed to the elegant and spacious edi.
Zee, No 2ol CANAL stzeet, formerly Known as Biaf'
fex's Building. nov
.BLACKRIAR,S TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
Continues to dispose Of Pianos and Organa of thu
best mAkera very low for cash, or on the mos;
accommodating teyme ef payment One year al
lowed without charge for interest. No security 70
Quired, hen o. the instrument being retained
Old Pianos taken In part ny for new. New and
second hand Pianos aud Organs for rent and the
rent money allowed toward purchase.
My Method ef Conducting My Business.
First-I keep no Instruments but those Of the
Organs for sixteen years. my long experience enar
bles me 70 aelec< such instruments as I can, with
faction.
Eecond-I have pat Ono Price for each hstru
ment and that Ia the regular retail factory price,
which u marked in plain figures on card afa xed
to every piano and organ. Many dealers make it
rule to ask from $is to 800 more than they ex.
poet to get, and then, when "beaten down. to
some where near my low prices they fatter the
purchaser with the idea that he has secured an
unusual bargain
Third give the manufacturers and my own
guarantee for ak years. and warrant every fnstru
Ment to please, Il can be exchanged Tor any
other in my store.
! otter splendid, new, rosewood, seven octave
Pianos Of ak different frstclass makers. at i $50
to &525. Second hand Pianos SIS to $325 FIVE
octave Cabinet Organs $50 to $276. also have
Pianos Of extra size and with superbly carved
Parlor Organs OF Taylor Farley ;. and the sple
did Cottage and Church Organs Of "Estey," h0
$500 to $50 A, T. BLACKMAR,
Oc9 6m No. 20l Canal stree
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
1ION1TION.
MONITION.
Stair OF LOUISIANA SECOND DISTRICT COURT
FOR THK PARISH OF ORLEANS

ulONk1xON.
Stair OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT couRr
FOR THR PARISH OF ORLEANS.
TIME Stair OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
l. these presents shall come greeting Whereas
Thomas Egan having purchased at a sale made BY
tenth (l5) day Of October, 1870, the property
herein described, has applied to the Judge of this
Court for monitor Or advertisement N conform,
ity to sections two thousand three hundred and
seventy to two Thousand three hundred and eighty
of act No. Sc of the session acts Of 1870.
are hereby cited and adnonished in the name Of
thesState Of Louisiana and Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans who can set CD any
right title or claim in and to the property herein
after described IN consequence OF any infOrmality
in the order, decree OF judgment Of the court under
illegality in the apprasemeuts aud advertisements
in time, or manner Of SALE or for any other defect
from the day this :nontion is fret inserted in the
public papers, why the sale 30 made should not be
confirmed and hornO!gated
aforesaid by virtue Of a decree Of this court,
dered on the ninth ts) Of September, 1910. In tho
iay, No. ss,sls Of the Docket t''' o. sad
court and act Of sale thereof. passed before
WI. Casten, notary public. on the nineteenth day
of November, 1870 which act Of sale was registered
in this court on the twenty-ffth day Of November,
1870. The said sale was made to the said Thomas
Egan for the of ten Thousand four lnix ed aud
fifty dollars Is lo,450b.
/ Description of'the property as si7en IL the judi
cLil conveyance, VIZ
Two certain lots Of ground situate, lying
and being in the rrst District Of this city in tho
square bounded by Erato. Thaha, Drysdes and
Rampant Gate Herc0les) streets designated by Nos
and 10 in the eIuare No D; said lots assure each
Thirty two feet front Rampant street by depth
ofone hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches and
FIVE Gnee be< woen parallel lines; lot No. forming
the corner Of EratO and Rampant streets all Aneli
can measure, according to plan made by Louis II.
Pile, surveyor, dated Septem Der twenty third 1870,
true sketch Of which plan is hereto annexed for
reference together with all the buildings and inn
provenents thereon rights, ways and advantages
thereunto belonging Or III any wise appes tanning.
1.-THE buildings aud improvements. comprising
double tenement two-stofy slate roof brick resi-
dence, known as Hos 4o3 and 405 Rampant street.
cistern, hydrant, etc, lot No. 10, and two stOry
slate roof carpenters shop with one-story frame
slate roof house on the 'front.' used as Office on
lot No; being the same property which lthe said)
Mrs. Eliza Murray acquired by purchase from
Thomas Murray, Jr., by act passed before ". J.
Casteu notary. On the eleventh day Of October,
1863.
LS. DUvIGNEAUD. Judge.
Clerks 0fRce, Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, November 16, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-21
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TER PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
WUHELAINA SAUL WIFE OP JAMES FRY. Us.
her husband-No. lt1a

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE T1nRTEKNTH
L day Of January. 1870, Judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit the words
and figures following, to wit:
Wilhelnina Saul, wife of James Fry. Va her hts
band-No ll10.'
In this case submitted TO the court by con.
sent of parties, the court having duly osasid-
cred, and being Of opinion that tho Law and evil
dence are in favor Of plaintiff
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the com
munity of acQuests and gains heretofore existing
between the plaintiff, Wilhelmtna Saul, and the
defendant, James Fry, her husband, be dissolved.
and that she have the sole administration and con-
troll Of her affairs; and, further, that plaintiff
cover of defendant, her said husband, the sum OF
tive hundred dollars, with legal interest from
judicial demand, viz: January 70. 1870 until paid,
and costs Of suit with the privilege mortgage and
lien granted by law to married women on the
property and estats Of their husband 10 eecure
their dota phernal and o<ber hte, privileges
and clsula
Judgment rendered and signed January ID, $50.
tSig0ed) CHARLES LkAUMCHT, Judge.
IN testimony whereof ! have hereuntO set my
hand and atH xed the seal of the sad court at the
city of New Orleans, this thirteenth day OF Jan
uary, Ia the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundre and seventy, and the ninerytourtb yeGr OF
the independence Of the United States.
PHILIP POWER, JR, Deputy Clerk.
nol6 de2 I6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-21
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