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THE >TATk OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
SOPHIE BODEElIEIMER VS. MAX GRETZNE.-
No.

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT or THE TENTH
Il daV Of November, la-l Judgment was rendered
IN 1h!s court Il! the following entitled SUIT. Z
the words and figures following, to wit:
sophie BoGeuLeluer IS. Max tretzner-No. 906l.
On motion OF A. L. IIssot. attorney for the paiI-
til Ill this oaus" upon submitting to the court due
proof in support OF her demand and the la ana
evidence being with plaintiff, ordered adindgea
and decreed, that tie Judgment by default herein
entered, on the seventh instant, be now tirmed:
that tLer" be uogmen III fl or ~ plaintiff, Sophie
BoGeuleimrr, against defendant. Max Gret3uer
her husband, drcrecln@ a separation of prOperty
between the sal,i parties and a dissolution Oh
the community OF acc Iests and gains existing
between them and that plaintiff have the
full and entire coI1trO. and admins rat ION
OF her properly: that plaintiff do have and
recover Of SAID C"ter Gaut the sum of twelve
thousand five nlGG:tt. dollars with legal interest
rom Judicial demand urtil paid, with The special
privilege hen and mort. granted bv law to mar
red women ior t;e pI"tt OF theiI rights ard
claims II IS further ordered that defendant pa
the costs Of t4i,s SAL.
Judgment .sued November Is 1871
5. WHARTON COLLENS, Judge
In testimony whereof have htr-,Into SET M.
hand and Affixed lie ,eal OF the said court at THE
citv VI New Orleans. on Ills fifteenth day OF Ne
Erinher. i'll tue y"ay of Lord one tEousar6
eight hunNrtd and seVenty-uut, and the nfueIv-
sixth Seal. u -io iuds peLdence of the Upitea
States.
EDWARD COTTON
Aol NtI - Deputy Clerk.
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Destitute Orphans.-IIr dl!"t ttesses al d members
OF the above association invited 70 attend tie
annual meeting. which viii be held at y VI. on
SUNDAY December 3 at the residence @. Mrs l.
c. BUudaueZ. No. l-9 Customhouse street. between
kamparr AID Burgundy.
BY order of lie President.
no5O de- /. LANDRY. Secretary
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EERIRY rEnTIFY THAT On LIE LII

Hereby GRITTY THAT On TIE TH1R
L tieth day of JDne. 1871. Judgment rendered
il tbs cont. III the following entitled suit, n tie
words and Figures following 20 Wit:
Mrs Sarah g. Gi;lI.ry, wife ~ william ". Dane
vs. William Vi. Dane, Ter hI.baLtl-Eo. 25. SO.
On motion OF Ro 'elt }. ker, counsel for plain
tin and on producing due proof of her clam, tn
law and evidence being Ia her dvor is ordered
adiudged and 'i.creed that the ild4n 1t by de-
tault herein entered o the sixth of June l81l he
nov confirmed ana made tinaI, and accordingly
that there be Judgment il favor OF plaintiff, Mis-
tess Sarah E. Binuey and agaius; def. inland, WI
liam VI. Dane, her husband dtcretiI. a separa-
ton of property between the said PARTIES that
the community Of acqucss and gains heretofore ex
lstlH% lttwtrn them Dt dissolved; that tie sad Ms
tf.ss Sarah g. Blnuey be recognized ia ner own
right as The owner o; the property acquired hv her
from George LofIi and others, by act passed
before X j. KY, notary, on III twent first day of
March, loh5 and tdt she have and recover of de-
tendant t!lt SUM of two thousand dollars balance
Of her iaiaplIernal property ale mated by him
win r. iNltGe and mortgage as allowed by lav to
lnailitd women on the property their husbands
foi tie recovery ot their dOtal and parap!!ernal
nights and That palnt nave the tiee adm! Ia.
non 81 her separate property. 1t is fJlrtier OF
dti"d that dettlldaut lav the costs of tins So
ErIdert'! June 80. 1871.
Il
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JNITED STATES DISTRICT COCE
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BankrUptcy-No. 1890.

IN THE MATTER OF HERMANN LION, INDI-
vidually, and as the surviving partner OF Bar
nett 4 Lion, bankrupt
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Certificates for tive. I-hti,s otS.-
pald taxes, reuetmablc Tor
laN's .:........ ..............- $500
Bank OF New Orleans cash adj.
VauCtd. Observation-Disclosures. 900 Ol0
one year ; interest on same..... ,40Nl
fdfk 'ohillils5 oiltrs. ............ l24oo}
SeNcn-thirty certificates, to be r.-
deemed with lHttrest........ 1tG 400
Waterworks loan, i!lt~I-st.,.. 400
Seven per cent loan o1 1863 inter
est Observation-Disclosures. 1o4f.J
Seven per cent loan of 1876, inter
est ..:.-....,.,-............... 2lOG01
Fink Asy ium loan interest . 2f8n
McDOnOgh scnOol loan interest t5,u
Jefferson City loan, iut.Iest...... 2tHGl
wharf, improvement loan, inter
est and part of captal.... l1G COO
Pontchirtra-n iailload loan, IN
tcl"St. ...,........... 1a,H
New " attrWorhs ,oau, interest y MOO
Insane Asylum loan, interest 2Gry
Interest on Improvement and as.
seSsmrnt bonds for streets
draining machinery bonds
- lake shore IevetInent bonds. $4,000
Consolidated lean, interest and
part {" capital. G-00o0
hiiIoad loan, lateIc>t....-....... 2Ca SO
one million loan, interest and
.. capital. ........-.............. 2a5,oc9
street Improvement loan, inter
. est Observation-Disclosures. 80 900
Ten per cent j. IA OF la1l interest
ana part ef capital. ......... 400 Iou- 2l4 II
Total liabilities and expenditures
estimated for this vear............. Sc lG8l
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, November p. 1874.
lt&s; tnckrcm. Shaw, Delasslze Remick, Lewis,
Walton, EoHzano.
BENZ F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
true cop:
H. totGChST CLARKE Secretary nO22 lot
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7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TIL

~ ORLEANS.
NFEI-8T~4 r4:.S ETC. -. EsE FC>BAED-
No. 22-l.
T HEREBY GRITTY That ON TIE TENTH
l. DAY 81 Seven her, s7i Judgment was reIGe red
II tbs court in the following entitled suit IN the
words and figures following. TO wit:
Henrietta DAVIS. etc. her husbaDG-To Ga.l
ON notion of 4. L, Tissot, attorney Tor the
pilltH III tins cause, uDOI submitting TO Tie court
due proof IN support of her demand ard the law
aud evidence being with plaintiff II is adiudse
and dccreed that the judgment by default herein
entered GA the seventh instant be now confirmed:
that there be lud gnent III favor of plaintiff Hen
rietta Davis, against defendant GUSTAV Winchell
her husband, dcCreting Il seI,ara; ion of property
between the said parties, and dissol,.; ION of the
community OF acQutStS ant gains existing bet ween
them, and mat plaintiff have the full and entire
contToi and administration of ,-r property: that
plaintiff do have ard recover OF defendant the sum
OF fourteen thousand dollars. with legal interest
from Jud cial demand until paid, and suit
with the SPECIAL lien privilege and mortgage
granted by law 10 married wo.Len iVr lie pr0:et-
ton oi their gifts and claims.
Jud1m. mt signed fifteenth November, 1871.
= EneG) !. WHARTON COLLkES JAGae.
III testimony whereof / rave hereu.to set nv
hand aud affixed lie seal Of the said te city
OF New Orleans, on this itt enth day OF November.
il he OF Lord thousand eight hundred
and seventy one and the nlnety-slxtn year Of the
independence O. the United Safes.
GUS. L. BEKSCuDl, Deputy Clerk.
uOi1 del rs
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dealt gently with the helligerent by Offering
to release him until the seventh, under enc
hundred and fifty dollars bonds.
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Notice to the AdlninI.trator- Of OrphaI

Asyums established in the City of New Orleans
The late Antoine Reuter- having by his will made.
by public act before A. Drev fnliS, notary h,
qlleathed a sum OF money t. the orphan asy!ums
in the city of New Orleans, wlet her male or ft
Tat., and whatever their color Ttlig on his
testamentary executor hereby notifies all admin
istlat"rs Of incorporated asvlums for orphans
situated in this city, to make known to the
undersigned the names of the asviuus under
their adnustrat ion, tn" respective dates of their
incorporation, and whether they hold charters
IRON the Legislature. or were Incorporated hy act
passed before notary public ana 10 specify their
present location
Prompt attention to the above Is requested
G. i. SCHMIDT
Attorney for the testiinentary executor.
No. p Exchange place. between Custonlouse
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUI7
tNiTED STATES.
p->TRlCT OF LOUISIANA

A->4AitT OF LOUISIANA
IN -Aa NATTER OF THOMAS J. HARRISON
Bankrupt.
IN Hankruptcy-No. MA.
Nnc cNDhhSlUNED HSREBY GIVES NOTICE
~, % ms appoint ent assignee of the estate oi
inonas :. Harrison, Oh New Orleans, parish OF Or
.eane ana State Of Louisiana, adjudged bankrup.
ec2s laT.t E.E. MOTION, Assig-es.
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TIRE STATE OF LUII>IANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE FAnl>H OP
ORLEANS.
MRS SARAH T. TTNNFV. WIFE OF WILLIAM ".
Dane, V. william u. DaIe. Her HIS yaIli-Eu.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA,
In BaEkruptcy-Ne. 1875.

IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH BEPNHEIN
bankrupt.
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Office of Louisiana LevcC Company. No.
}3 (aroldt.et strtrt.-NotlCt j. hereby gwen that
the stock book Of Ills company WIZ be rlt-td for
transfers l'eo- D Der II, thai ETt--iu.l ct
bona 1d- etuc XII pidt:s NAV he gwen 10 proposed
notifications OF the articles of t-soc .t;ou az tie
meeting OF October y.
By order OF tie President.
nos0 lot I'll. !. DIX. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN TIVE MATTER OF BAXTER J. BUTLER,
Individually and as a Member Of the Firms OF But
Ter & Richardson, Butler L Hartigan, and Bat
Ter, Terry 4 Co., Bankrupt.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF BLAIR L BUCK. JAMES D
Blair and 5. H. Buck, Bankrupts.
In HANK runtCv-NO
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TIE sTATEi OF LOUISIANA.

So, E,'~H ..>-RI"- COURT For TIE PARSE
pf ORLEANS.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMS
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-30
In Barkruptcy-No. 1898.

WHEREAS, BAXTER J. BUTLER, INDIvIDU-
w ally. and as q member of the above firms.
Of New Orleans and district aforesaid. duly
declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress
petition pray ing for discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims, provo
bic un"er said act. s
Nstice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest. that the tenth day Of January,
1872, at II A: NJ. is assigned for the hearing q
the same and that they may then and there attend
and show cause if any. they have, why the prayer
further notice is given tha. the bankrupt will
dergO an examination before Register Kellogg on
the fifth day of January, A. D. 1872, at IL A. N.
at his Office, Custom house building.
Clerks Office. New Orleans rovember q, 1871.
no23 30 de3 K.LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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in either end Of the island. The Hsytien Pre-
sident has been insolently bullied by Rear
Admiral Poor, and threatened with vengeance
if any of his vessels should be found
in Dominican waters, or IL his Gov
eminent should attempt TO thwart the ao-
QUESTION of the other end of the island
by the United States This unrighteous and
unseemly display Of insolence, arrogance,
and force is q national disgrace; and il is NOT
only depicted by Mr.. Sumner in strong and
vivid colors, but, what is more to the pur-
pose, it is proved by an accumulation of evil
dence which defies all contradiction. One
of the chief witnesses is Babcock himself,
the little incompetent fool, aud tool of
General Grant, who negotiated the rejec ed
treaty. Another important witness is Mr..
Hatch, respectable American citizen who
was kept in prison by Baez on false charges
lest bis truthful exposures should defeat the
project of annexation. Other authentic
proofs consist of the scandalous
orders issued by the Navy
Department to officers in the West
Indies. Unless Mr.. Sumner has forged the
documents from which he quotes (Which
nobody will believe), the evidence against
General Grant is absolutely overwhelming
He has usurped powers which belong only to
Congress. He has violated the most i'm
portant, and sacred principles of interna-
tional law. Whatever may be the value of
Santo Domingo, its acquisition by such
methods would revolt the national sense of
justice and be an indelible stain on the ma
tional honor
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passed through, that within q year or two
they raised again hundreds Of millions worth
of surplus produce. Their peaceful industry
and energy under such circumstances were
astonishing and called forth the admiration
of the world. But the administration kept
its heavy hand still on this people, refused
them amnesty or encouragement, aud indi-
rectly fomented disorder to serve base politi-
cal purpose. Whatever Ku-klux crimes there
may be in the Southland we have no doubt
they are greatly exaggerated for political effect
in the North-have resulted from the msera-
BILE and heartless policy Of the administration
and the radical party. If we look at the
financial administration and measures of the
Government we see nothing but blunders; no
craftsmanship, and every act directed to the
one end of sustaining the New England
policy of protection. The whole financial
policy has been contracted, sectional, to favor
the few and to burden the many. General
Grants administration through all its course
is now weighed in the balance and is found
wanting Though the masses of our people
are conservative and slow to move, they are
fast coming to this conclusion.
If the Democrats be wise, they may profit
by the failures and mistakes of the admins
tration and the radicals. Never had great
party finer opportunity. Let them ignore
the old, dead issues of the past, accept with
out reserve the changes effected by the war
and in the Constitution, advocate reduction
of taxation to the lowest point, cut down the
extravagant expenditures that remain as rem
nants of the war and give the country that
grand position ameng the nations of the
world that belongs to it, and there will
be fair prospect open for the next Presi-
dency. The people anxiously look for a
restoration of the good old times when they
had an economical Government, when local
institutions aYd EhQrfu wa racnQatad whap
military rule was never thought of or bayo-
nets seen at the polls The Democrats have
been powerful party, and governed well.
The people seem disposed to try them again.
The radicals never comprehended the true
theory of our Government. Even the cohesive
power of the public Treasury cannot hold
them together any longer. The Democrats
have the prize within their reach if they know
how to use their opportunity.
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JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Commnu (nunoil
AN ORDIkANCE CREATING A LOAN Fol
THE EXTENSION OF THE WATEl

AN ORDINANCE CREATING A LOAN Fol
THE EXTENSION OF THE WATEl
WORKS.
Section /. The Select and Common Council
of the city OF Philadelphia do ordain, That th|
Mayor Of Philadelphia be and he is herebi
auth hoIzed 10 borrow at not less than par, o3
the credit of the city two million one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars for the furth6
extension OF the Water Works. For which intej
resi- not TO exceed the rate of six per cent pei
annum, shall be paid halt-yearly, on the fr]
days of January and July at the office of thI
City Treasurer.
The principal of said loan shall be payabl|
and paid at the expiration of thirty years froI)
the GATE of the same, and not before Withhold
the consent of the holders thereof; aud thI
certificates therefor, In the usual form of thJ
certificates of city loan, shall be issued in sucl
amounts az the lenders may require, but not fo|
any fractional part of one hundred dollars, Od
if required In amounts of five hundred
or ore thousand dOiars and it shall be ED
pressed in sad certificates that the loan therei|
mentioned and the Interest thereof are payabd
free from all taxes.
Section 2. Whenever any loan shall b1
made 10y virtue thereof, there shall be Dl
force OF this ordinance annually approprl
ated out of the income of the cOrpC,
rate estates, and from the raised bj
taxation, a sum sufficient to pay the interest o}
said certificates; and the further sum of three!
tenths of one per centum on the par value a
such certificates 60 issued shall be appropriated
qusrterly out of said Income and taxes to
sinking fund which fund and its accumulationI
are hereby especially pledged for the redemE4
tion and payme1t of said certificates.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TT ARVAR UNIV RSITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Harvard College, the University Lectures, Divinity
School, Law School, Medical School, Dental School,
Lawrence Scientific School. Schoj ojl Of Mining ami
Practical Geology, Bussey Institution "a School II
Agriculture and Horticuture), Botani; Gard n, As
Economical Observatory, Museum OF Comparative
zoology, PEABODY Museum OF Archaeology, Episcopal
Theological School.
The next academic year begins on September 2s,
1871.
The nrst examination for cd mission to Harvard
College will begin June 20, at A. NJ. The second
examination for admission to Harvard College, aud
the examinations for admission to the Scientific
and Mining Schools: will begin September g. The
requisites for admission TO the College have bes n
changed this year. There is nov a mathematlch al
alternative for portion OF the classics A circular
describing the new requisites AMI recent examins-
ton papers will be mailed on application.
UNIVERSITY LECTURES.-Thrty- three courses
in 1s7O-7l OF which twenty begin in the week Feb
ruary 1919 These lectures intended for gradu-
ates of colleges, teachers, and other competent
adults tmen or women). circular describing them
will be mailed on application.
THE LAW SCHOOL has been reorganized this
year. 1t has seven instructors, and library OF
10000 volumes A circular explains the new course
OF study the requisites for the degree and the cost
OF attending the school. The second half OF the
year begins February 13.
For catalogues, circulars, or Information, ad-
dress j. W. HARRIS,
263m Secretary.
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RESOLUTION

TO PUBLISH LOAN BILL.
Resolved, That the Clerk of Common CouIA
Gil be authorized to publish in two daily news
papers of this city daily for four weeks th(
ordinance presented 60 Common Council oi
Thursday, March 16 1871, entitled San ord|
nance creating a ,oan for the extension of th}
Water Works" Aud the said ERIK, at thl
stated meeting of Councils after said publical
tiop, shall present To this Council one of eacl
of said newspapers for every day in which H]
sane ehall have been made 3172
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Oily ORDINANCES.
COMMON COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA
~ CLERKS OFFICE,
PHILADELPnIA. March H. Is

PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1871.
In accordance with a Resolution adopted b]
the Common Council of the city of Philadelphia
on Thursday, the sixteenth day of March, 1871
the annexed bill, entitled San ordinance
creating a loan for the extension of th
Water Works." is hereby published for publ
information.
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
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zFESA PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
sssssAlhi.s4ss MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS REl
.0ULAR sEMI-MONTHLY LINE TO NEW ORl
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freights feshipped at New Orleans without chargd
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nor ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL
T. UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY. \
REGULAR MAIL STE AMERs sailing on thl
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These speDctd steamers sal on schedule time, and
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VNHR RBgULAR STEAMSHIPS ON THR PHIl
4 LADELPH1A AND CHARLESTON STKAn1-
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