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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-14
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
ERAECIS LOUISIANA AUSTIN. WEE Or
Albert Wicker, VS.. Her Husband-No. 1880

ERAECIS LOUISIANA AUSTIN, WEE OF
albert Wicker, VS.. Her Rusband-No. 1890
4 hEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEW
u entn DAY CT April, i110 judgment was rendered
III tns court IN the following entitled suit, n the
Wnros and hgures following. to wit:
francis Louisiana Austin, W life OF A bert Wicker,
va. Her Husband, No. 1870
On motion of I. s. McCay of counsel Cor plain
I'd and on producing to the court pc5ot of SAID
plaintiffs demand
1t Is ordered adJudged and decreed that the Iudg
uent by default herein entered on the nineteenth
February, 1870, be confirmed and made final
and that there be judgment in favor OF plaintiff
Francis Louisiana Austin, and against defend ant
Albert Wicker. her husband decreeing separate or
OF property and dissolution OF the community Of
acsuets and gains heretofore existing betg cen
then, AID that the furniture described II, tie peti
ton De decreed the separate property of plaintiff
and that she be entitled the possession thereof
and further that said plaintiff of defendant
one thousand dollars in cash. with five per cent in
tersst per annum from judicial demand until paid
aud costs of suit with privilege as allowed by Law.
Judgment rendered and signed April I, 1870.
lSIgped) CHARLES BEAUMONT, Judge.
In testimony whereof I have hersunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city OF New Orleans, on this ninth day Of April! in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy, and the ninety fourth OF the To-
dependence of the United States.
PHILIP POWER, JR.,
sDlo rs myI0 Deputy Clerk.
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T HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
twenty first day OF sarcn- l7o, judsment,was rem
dered in this the TO lowing entitled suit In
the words and figures following, to wit:
Marie Eiizabsth Moner, wife OF I. 3. Hernandez
vs. her husbaAd-No 1921.
In this case, submitted TO the court for deternI-
nation, the court considering the law and the evt-
deuce 10 be in favor of the plaintiff
1t is ordered that said plaintiff, Mrs. Marie Eliza
beth Monier. wife Of Francois Bazh Hernandez, do
have Judgment against the defendant, her Eaid hus-
band, Z. Z. Hernsodez, that the community OF ac-
quests and gains heretofore existing between them
be dissolved; and that plaintiff Do have and re-
from said defendant, her husband. the s1In OF
twenty i've hundred dollars (S2500l. Amount oil aer
parsphernal property with the privilege allowed to
married women and costs Of suit.
Judgment gned Ma-cn %. $50.
(Signedl W. II. COOLEY, Judge
In testimony whereof. { have hereunto set ny
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at tne
city OF New Orleans, on this twenty E'th day OF
March in the year of our Lord Thousand eigat
hundred and seventy, and the ninety ourth year OF
the independence of the United states
VIM WOELPER,
ulh25 api1 Is Clerk
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ELIZABETH LANE, WIFE OF FRANCIS
v Llebrook vs.. Her Eusband-No. %. 724.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FOUR
4 teenth day of March, 1870, judgment was rem
dered in this court in the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following. to wit:
Elizabeth Lane. wife of Francis Liebrook, vs. her
husband-co. %, 72
This cause came on this day for trial. L.eovy
Monroe, for plaintiff, George ". Ohristy. for de-
PENDANT. when after hearing evidence and argu-
ment paintf having fully made out her case; it is
ordered. acjudge1 and decreed that plaintiff re-
of defendant. Francis Liebrook, i've thousa and
dollars. with per cent interest from Move mber
%. 1857, till paid That petitioner be dscreed TO
have a special mortgage and privilege upon all the
property of said defendant, and the proceeds there
of, until the said claim shall be entirely satisfied
That the community of acquest5 and gains hereto
fore existing be dissolved and plaintiff authorized
TO take possession anC assume the management and
control o her paraphefna and separate estate. and
that defendant pay costs.
Signed March l8, 1870.
PAUL z. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof l nave hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city of New Orean, this second day of April in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and seventy, ana the n1netyfourth year of the in
depend ence of the United States.
APPS Is rna3 FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
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an9 d %
THE aVATE OF LOUISIANA -.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
MELVINA STONE. WEE OF ALEX. MYERS,
VS.. her Husbaud-No. 800.

/ HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
1 seventeenth day OF February, 1910, judgment was
rem dered IN this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following, to wit:
Melvina Stone, wife OF Alex Myers, vs. her nus
oand-No. SO
On motion of whitaker & Rice, of counsel for
plsintif and producing due proof OF said plain
tiff demand: -,
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the
Judgment by default herein entered on the thlt-
teenth OF January 1870, De now confirmed and made
final AND that there be Judgment in favor OF PLAIN
tiff Melvina Stone. and against defendant. Alexan.
der Myers her husband, deCreeing a seDaration OF
property between said plaintiff and defendant, and
giving said plaintiff the management and control
of her paraphernat property; and further that she
recover of her husband the sum OF three thousand
dollars with legal interest from judicial demand,
viz: August TO- 1862 uatil paid. and costs OF suit
JUDGMENT signed February %, 1s70.
(Sigpedj CHARLES BEAUMONT,
Judge
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court, at the
city OF New Orleans on this fifth day OF March
in the year of our Lord one Thousand sight
hundred and seventy and the ninety fourth year OF
the Independence of the United States.
PHILIP POWER. JR.,
sp7 % my7 Deputy CLERK. =
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On motion OF A. Deb. Hughes and Jas NJ.
Thompson. attorneys of h. 4. Norton and john d.
reyton assignees and upon suggesting TO the Court
that they have fled tals Cour the foregoing petit
ton, it is ordered
That Citizens Bank OF New Orleans Louisiana:
H. w. Ried, OF New Orleans Louisiana; L. Wilt
of New Orleans, Louisiana; misor children OF y
W. Wilder and H. A. Jordan Mrs Harriet Jordan,
tutrix, OF New Orleans, Louisiana; j. IL. peyton,
of New Orleans Louisiana, and George Wilder, of
New Orleans, louisiana, and ali other parties in in
terest. 60 show upon the seventh dag OF May,
A. D.. 1870 al eleven O'Clock A. M before this court.
why the said petition should not De granted. and
said property sold, prayed for and why a incum-
ORANGES recorded against said property should not
be cancelled and erased. And IL 10 further ordered
that notice of this petition and order be served
upon said Citizens Bank, FL. W. ted. Z: Wilt,
minor children OF j. w. Wilder and Il. A. Jordon,
Mrs Harriet Jordan, tutrix, J. II. Peyton and
george Wilder and all other persons, by serving a
copy thereof upon them or their agent or attorney,
or by said Z. T. Norton, assignee, publishing copy
OF said petition and order three times IN the New
Orleans he publican, newspaper printed in the
city of New Orleans Louisiana, the last pubiiCaton
TO be made at least five days before the day OF
hearing.
F. II. DURELL, Judge.
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NJ and from twelve to thrse and from six to seven
P. NJ Consultations IN English German, French
Spanish. Italian and Danish. Having besn ply
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MEDICAL,


Strangers visiting the city aat wishing medio4i nc
surgical aid, will cali at Southern DispeneArys
No. go Oaroutsl5t street, near the corner Of 81
Joseph where medicines are compromised 10 edgf
all chronic that may call If within the rsscn OF
medicine surgery. Consultations are given "a
males or females. The poor viii be PRESCRIBED 1oe
gratis letters giving description OF case. and con-
tanning i've dollars, will mest with attention and
medicine sent by exDress
P. 81 viii give free consultations az my druS
store. No. 25 81. Charles street, corner OF Deor'f
street from caf past sl halfpast eleven O'Clock
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT OOURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
MARIE ELIZABETH MONIER, VIE OF f. 3.
HERNANDEZ VS.. HER HUSBAND-No-
I23L
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| THE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
L are hereby notified that toe second general
meeting of creditors will be held st the office Of
| Q. S. Kellogg, of the Registers in Bank
| ruptcy. Custolnhouss building, at the city of New
Orleans. the second dag OF May, 1870, at twelve
| o'clock NJ.
| apa ct E. z. NORTON, Assignee
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bmnkruptcy-No. %.

IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM NJ PINOKARD.
individually and as member of the firm OF
t.dey Ptpkard, Bankrupt.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT
IN Bankruptcy-No. 1D.3.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HENRY CASTER
Bankrupt.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN The MATTER OF WILLIAM G. BRUCE.
Bankrupt.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In Bs>nkrupucy-No. see.

TIE MATTER OF j. LEE PETIT
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-14
In Eankruptcy-No. 936.

II THE MATTER OF FELIX H. G. TAYLOR
Bankrupt
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UNITED STATES DIsraICT CoUKr
or LOUISIANA


IN THE MATTER or JAMES P. EHEF
held, Bankrupt.
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LEGAL NO fICES,
Ia BankrEptcy-Nn. go.

IN TEE MATTER OF G. L. TRlCHEL, BANK
rupt.
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THE STATE OF LOUIsl ANA.
ELIZABETH LANE, WIFE OF FRANCIS
y Llebrook, VS.. Her Eusband-No. %. 724

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISL OF ORLEANS.
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UsITED STATES DIsTsICT COUR'

COp5s
Clerk 5 Office, New Orleans March %. 1870.
Inh3l ap4 y CHARLES CLAIbDkNh, Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUET
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COU r.

A true copy:
Clerks office, New Orleans. April s. 1870.
apIO 81 my8 CHARLES claiborne. Clerk.
The sun., 1870-07-07

PHILADELPHI,, July 6.--The Iron Moulders'
International Union composed OF delegates from the
various Unions throughout the United States and
Canada, commenced its sessions in this city thi
morning +. j. Myers, OF PHILADELPHIA. President OF
the Union, occupied the chair. The President named
as the Committee on Credentials: John Garrett, OF
Troy: Archibald Morrison, OF Brooklyn Peter Hell
yety, Of Baltimore; John W Russell OF Louisville ;
and John Dance OF Toronto. The Convention then
adjourned till . O'Clock =. NJ. The present oiicers
OF the Union are y. J. Myers of Philadelphia, Presi
Pet or j. Meany, OF Brooklyn, Treasurer.
At the afternoon session OF the Iron houlders'
Convention the Committee on Credentials presented
their report. setting forth that more than two dele
gates from Unions No. OF Philadelphia and No
Of Cincinnati had presented credentials, and there
fore their names had been left out OF the list OF dele
gates.
After some discussion. on motion OF II. w Walls
OF Philadelpha, TIM Vpot was referred back to the
committee
Unions No. 1 and claimed that they were entitled
to three delegates each, their members numbering
respectively over two hundred.
Considerable debate ehsued on the clause OF the
constitution restricting the plumber OF delegates
rom local unions. In support OF the claims OF the
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Unions il was stated
that they were allowed three delegates in the
Toronto and Boston conventions
The New York delegates from whom the oppo.
stion mainly came, maintained that the above claus
should be construed to mean that no Union shall
allowed representation OF three delegates IN, rs
It's membership numbered $40.
The report OF the Committee on Credentials was
finally adopted last read, and the three delegates
from Unions No. 1 and No. 8 respectively were adj
mitted. The Convention then adjourned.
The sun., 1870-07-07
WAsHINGTON NOTES.

The House ye sterdsV passed the Post Route bill
The Army bill is the special order Of the Senate
tonight.
The Senate yesterday passed the HarbOr Appro
priatlon Dill.
Mr. DarraIl Of Louisiana was sworn In rs mem
Der Of the House yesterday
The Deficiency bill Is the special order In the
House to-day. II approprates VI5.iS'
lIhe House Committee on Elections have reported
in favor OF George W. Juliant right TO his seat,
judge Paschal OF Texas has asked for the pardon
OF all persons consigned TO Southern prisons by milf
tAry commissions,
The House yesterday passed the bill to pay $4,000
TO the two daughters OF Jethro wood tho inventor Of
the cast'iron plough.
George Tucker, who Contested the seat OF Con.
gressnan booker OF Virginia was refused claim OF
5000 Tor expenses by the House
The names OF Geo, W, Childs and A j Drexel
OF Philadelphia were used without the consent Of
those gentlemen In the ls Of incorporators OF the Te
huabtepec Railroad.
Tho House Committee are closing their report
concerning Fernando Wo d's charges against Gen. o
o, Howard, The report vii eIcuipate Gen. Howard.
Rogers OF Afkansas viii present the minority report
The nome OF James G. Hopkins, nominated as
Judge OF the new Judcil DNtTlct Of Wisconsin, has
been withdrawn. The Hon. o Cole, Judge OF the Su
preme Court Of that state, will probably be appo ned
Another delegation Of Indians II In Washington
looking for Annutes, They represent SIX tribes, and
the Oldest warrior Is ono Red Feather, who Will SPEAK
for his brethren.
The coolest and most unblushing proposition made
In Congress yestetday, was embodied IN u bll prop
ing give to the Oriental steamship Company ~ acres
acres every for each naval apprentice educated
aud maintained hl tho Goln1ArN,
The sun., 1870-07-07
JOTTINGs ABOUT Town.

Music In Madison square tonight from 70
o'clock.
:, The dsfraaded soldiers aud sailors NEE, at III
The city ,ehool teachers last night asked for an In
crease OF salary.
The U, 8. ship Guard, the last Of the Darien oIpS
dition, has arrived At Quarantine.
John Church fell down stairs at IN East NintA
street, aud sustained conclusion OF the brain.
Seven shots were fred against tho window q
Fred. ARAtL, at 9l Duane street. on Tuesday night
Mary Kennedy, OF TAX Carmine street, swallowed
adeadly dose OF moTphine but was saved by phys
clan.
Between January and July I, ia9 0sO immigrants
mans
The last Custom House criticism and Witticsm b
that whatever MI Grant does he certainly ignores EsA
eral merit.
John Sullivan. OF Ninety second street, betwesa
Fourth and Flnh avenues. TELL out Of his second ston
window about A N.
The residents OF the Twenty .nrst Ward ask ioI
the erection OF pubic bath at the foot OF Thirty
fourth street, East River.
Patrick Kane died yesterday In City Hall Pari
Ilospal nom injuries received through being
BY mis- own truck on Tuesday,
A German woman, by name Sarah Newman cut
her throat with table KNIFE at 5 East Houston stI eo
yesterday morning, and survives,
Mr. VIM NJ Tweed for tho Department OF Pobiis
agalnsI the excessive waste Of CrotoD vstct.
The July Term OF tho 0eneroi Sessions wM
opened yesterday Tho Recorder called tho a,tcntoa
q me Jury TO the change In the Law "s'sh "9v' hem
" day
A full Investigation at ths Intorns Rsvrnne Ba
bailey shows that The dsnei, slJlIOo aod 80 tSn|o
~ heretofore reported,
The sun., 1870-07-07
ANOTHER BROOKLYN MYSTERY
A Boy Goes West and his Effects arc Found
on the Banks Of the Missouri-No Traces
Of him Living or Dead.

letter was received yesterday by Postmaster
Booth, OF Brooklyn. from NJ. D. Lamb Justice Of
the Peace in East Plnttsmouth, Mills county, Iowa
giving intelligence OF the discovery OF bundle of
clothing, consisting OF three coats, two pairs of
pants, one shirt, and several school books The
clothes were apparently fitted for boy OF about la
years Of sge. In the bundle was a letter dated
" Brooklyn, May 8. 1870" and signed "Mrs
Annie Mercer" The letter was evidently from
q mother to her son, and contained much moth.
erly advice and ahec tionate wishes. The letter
cont aimed also an alusion to MIR, Stephenson the
minister" which formed the only clue whereby TO
unravel the mystery The letter from NJ Lamb
was placed In the hands OF Grief OF Police Camp
bell who ascertSined that about the LIST OF May lat
Mr.. Robert Kelly. foreman in the printing depart.
ment Of the Brooklyn Union, len for the West,
where lie bad some property, taking with bin two
boys. Joseph Mercer and John Bowers. On reach
ing Fremont, Nebraska, Kelly sent Mercer to
Omaha, giving him $50 to pay his expenses The
boy has not since been heard OF, but the clothing
and books found the banks OF the Missouri river
evidently belonged to him. Whether lie accidentally
lost his bundle, or was drowned, or fouly dealt
with Is yet a mystery. Chief Campbell Is In com.
munication with the authorities OF Omaha in order
TO obtain some intelligence OF the missing boy.
The sun., 1870-07-07
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Measles prevail in Ban Francisco.
SANDY" Stevens shot himself dead in Emira
yesterday
The Court Of Appeals organized yesterday, and
appointed K. o. Perrin, Esq., Clerk
Judge Johrson's decision in the Albany and Sus.
quehanna Railroad case has been sustained.
The second annual reunion OF the Society OF the
Army and Navy OF the Gulf 10 70 take place In Boston
on Aug s.
Two brothers, George and John Wonderlein were
drowned at Caester Pa while bathing In the creek on
Tuesday
The trot yesterday, best three In five. on Nit.
chels half mile track, Saratoga, was won by Belle
Morrill, In 2iS, 2tO, and 2.Sg.
William Frew and Y. X. Bennot have been nomi.
mated for Congress by the Reform Republicans In the
Twentysecopd and Twenty.third Pennsylvania Dis
trlcts.
Ar. Anderson, an aged merchant OF Pittsylysnia
county Va, and father Of the state Senator from that
district was murdered on Tuesday night, and his store
robbed.
During a drunken quarrel at Otto, Fulton county,
III, on sunday last one Craig shot man nsmed
Brown Killing him instantly. Ihe murderer was cap
The City Council OF ST. Louis have passed an ordi,
nance for tho regulation OF houses OF III fame based
upon, and containing many OF the provisions OF the
laws OF France Belgium. aud other European countries
an tina AAmA AehlnCL
The sun., 1870-07-07

put his nst under my nose and said Lue % heni s
erickson, can whip ou or .ny man mks hsS s hssn
epOed back sw "a TUS Ss n,% 70 have any ous
with lin SSboonmsker tn.-; :...sSsa n, "a soms
lii ma 6low IN tha head recovered. anu gv,'9 ms
one said TO me, 10 - aeR y. Ss coat sod vest
stepped back, md pulled on .ad hi, me
on nv lip.
Rsporter-Your lip does not show any marks; he
Prisoner~No, il was not n very hard blow, but II
made my teeth bleed Shoemaker then knocked
me O Cd the ;ioop Snss Ssns % bet%se %son
Schoonmaker's motel aud the lock bridge on the
canal; got up and turned around, when was
cinched By two or three men, one OF whom was
Sc ioonmaker. l found l was getting into rather
ti.ht place gave jerk snd got loose nom them
and picked il up. wiped II OF on my pants, and put
u in my pocket and then ran for the barroom; !
then heard that Gus SclIoonmaker was stabbed; i
washed OF the blood from my hands and face, came
out doors again. and tho crowd said had murdered
Gus Schoonmaker: ! was at once seized By Police
sent TO Jail; never had any trouble with Schoon-
maker before; do not remember OF ever seeing him
before the 4th OF July; do not know who stabbed
Reporter-Is that all you have to say about the
Prisoner-Ye.. sir, and that is the truth OF the
matter Pleesc, sir be and state the fact that
there were three persons on me at the time some
The prisoner does not seem TO realize his position,
and converses In calm and collected way, and
NOT IKE one VINO IA soon 10 be tried Tor his life.
THE PRISONER
Is about s5 years OF age about Eve feet seven inches
In hetgh ht, light complexion, sandy hair and whis-
kcrs, sunken eyes, and bears the looks of man
ready for doing the most desperate and dendish
deeds. He has long borne the reputation OF a cut
throat and villar OF the deepest dye His correct
name is Louis Countryman. At an early age he
went TO live with his grandfather, Mr.. Hendrick-
son, and since then has been known by the name
OF Hendrckson. -He followed the profession OF o
boatnan on tho Delaware and Hudson Canal. lie
has many times been elected in robberes and for
years has figured as Il bully in barroom fights and
street broils lie has been the terror OF the neigh
borhood for many years. On one occasion he was
arrested for robbery, and succeeded In breaking
loose from the onhcer. lie was making his escape,
when he was brought 70 bay by three shots from the
revolver OF the occr. The prisoner has, up to this
time, succeeded In defrauding justice Of Its due.
rHE RE,soS OF so MUCH CRIME.
Had the laws been rigidly enforced, Hendrickson
would have been serving out term in Sing Sing
and tbore would have been one less murder TO re-
cord In the already reeking catalogue OF Ulster
county murders. few pot-house politicians in
kipxston in great measure responsible for the
hwless state OF Affairs In the county. Hardly two
weeks ago q fearful murder committed In the
most lawless point OF the county, Stony Hollow,
and already petty ofhcais advocating the release
OF the murderer on straw bail but, thanks to an
honest Judge and District Attorney, Ulster will be
spared the humiliation OF seeing another murderer
set free