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THE COUR T S.
me Great 3nmel win case-Allssed Cruelty at
sea-v Verdict Against the Police ciubbists-
Action on 9 Contract-Decisicns,s entsncas
and Business in the General Sess ons
UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURT.
The Jumel Viii Case Revived.
Before Judge Woodruff.


Cncssp,Gin Boscea e. al u.s. Nelson chase ct al =
1hs Is suit brought by the paintifs in The federal
courts Of this district, non-resdents against the
defendants. The former claim that they are the
grand nephews and neices OF the late Madame
Jumel, and by this action seek 10 recover certain
property situate at Harlem now IN the possession OF
the defendants the heirs at law and by the direct
Will OF the deceased. IL woul1 appear as II
The heirs or Mrs. junlel were as numerous
- those claiming TO be heirs OF the famous estarlx,
Anneke JAMS, and can sprout like mushrooms into
existence In night Property has us cares and the
defendant Mr.. Chase has fully verified the TACT
These claimants are outing against post II the
claims OF another woud.be heir can be established,
and who Is advancing upon the CnaSe citadel
through the OF the state courts. Tne other
claimant Is Mr.. George Washington Bowen-no
relation 30 the other Bowens-and who traces his
<slcsceAt directly from the deceased whose son he
claims 10 be, his other higher, though not
muucrSsye claim, II even established being
that no also the son or the great
George Washington himself At all events he
calls himself an legtimate son OF George washing
son ana Miss Bowen Mrs. Jume's maiden name.
A great deal OF interest IS naturally manifested in
talent Of the city Is engaged. On the side OF Mr..
Chase IL hts old friend MIR. Charles O'Conor who
has already routed hosts OF claimants on the field,
and whose prowess and success at the bar has, no
doubI, deferred hundreds OF other would-be claim
ants from coming forward Mr.. 0'Conor Is ably
assisted by Mr. Carter, OF Scudder h Carter
The plantins Will nave nothing TO complain OF in
most ably represented by Mr.. Clarence Seward and
Mr.. Pyne. The whole OF yesterday was occunied IN
reading documentary testimony, at the conclusion
OF wAlch the court adjourned.
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ton from American ports, VIZ. =
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The business at the Exchange yesterday comprised
two Supreme Court sales, the one under the direc3
ton or Rebecca vermeister, special guardian, Of
improved property on Peck slip, and the other un]
der the direction OF @. A. Jackson, referee, OF
house and lot on Ridge street, and improved prod
perry up town. Also OF a house and lot on Seconq
avenue the attendance was very good, but 0therS
wise the sales were without special interest,"
The following were the particulars:-
NEW YORK pRoPERTY7ry jams NJ MILLER.
Brick building lot No. 10 Peck slip n e. corner
Water street, lot l54x5l llxt05 Mr. Brney $86Su
bI lsfxi Hn asSosri nv - John H. k....: 1000
Tire Feet story ~ s sss s 1 ios s ss @
1a s s;o'S os PTS iSssa as' AMI Mr. Dexter s
four story brick poss OF ground, known
81 p sS: ~ iSs 49, fa ~ nna NO. 70 s.. s
fS feet Of p sl,SM @ lot ssla r. %
A.J ELrEcxFR, BON AND CO..
-Four G brow " Gns nSpis and 10. No. 10. "a %
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COURT OF CcME5a PLEAS-IR EQUITY.
Heavy Ordnance from New Jersey.
Before Judge Robinson.


Before Judge Robinson.
AGy5d j. Aeye7s, EJeCutrtJ, u.s. Juan C. De
HseT.-This action was originally commenced by
Meyers. IL seeks the recession OF o contract made
by Meyers for the conveyance OF property known as
the New Jersey Arms and ordnance Company, stu
eted at Trenton, N. j., and also TO compel the de-
PENDANT TO account for machinery ana other prop
erty sold by him TO the Turkish government The
defendant claims that he paid $4,000 all
sne cesh payaDle on the contract that
there was some difference between the par
aes as TO the delivery OF the deed and the
terms OF the bond ana mortgage; that the contract
mas not been resclnded; tna by the contract he had
hight 70 sell the machinery that plaintiff is obliged
20 make good title TO the property by taking I'M
some bonds issued BY the company aforesaid, now
In the hands OF third parties; ana he also set up
counter claim that specific performance OF the con-
tract be declared In his behalf. The case has occu-
pied three days IN argument and Judge Robinson
yesterday took the papers and reserved his decision
For plaintiff Dewitt &. Brown and Judge Spratt
<of Syracuse; Tor defendant, G. a Q. E. Tracy.
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SUPREME coURT--TalAL Tssa-pAgT 2.

The Verdict in the Policemen Clubbing Case.
Before Judge Sutherland.
JACOB ~ Tdtlnndn Us. Wt1tana NJ Wright ct Az
This VIII be remembered as 1.-THE Policemen Club
bing Case,n the facts Of which have been fully re-
ported In the HERALD. The defendants named-who
are Sergeant Wright OF Nineteenth precinct police;
Sergeant Mcconnell, OF the same precinct, and four
patrolmen-were charged with the clubbing. A
n0nsult was ordered by consent OF the plaintiff
against three OF the patromen, and verdict OF
5000 damages was brought IN yesterday against
the other three, OF which sum $4,000 was against
Sergeant Wright anu $1,000 each against Sergeant
Mcconnell and patrolman Darcourt.
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RAalSE causT-aAsr 3.


Decisions.
BY Judge Joaohmsen.
Quss,bv rs. CsAsr0t and Hudson R,Usr Railroad. -
Judgment for plaintiff for $500.
TrhaDlS Us. ACCOMPLISHMENTS for plaintiff for
eiss "a anohcosts. and S25 allowances
inquire ~ (ULuls--JudgmcDt for plaintiff for
$1,000 and cosS ana s25 allowance.
Cross u.s. Judgment for plaintiff FOR fl0l &c
and costs, and s2aS allowance.
Dfnssnore o. Rt, Nins0n.-JudCment for plaintiff
FOR t3a5 and cots Al Vi SIS allowance.
NcG0idgfch as. sea. Acknowledgement for plaintiff
for 5000 and costs, aud N15 allowance.
DtV is. S0lth.-Iudgn vent Tor piaintin for $3.50 10
ana costs, aud SO Allowance.
Chrisudns0n o.. Hefdelnta. @--Judgnant for plain
un Tor $3.50 anu costs, and tz5 ~ioWance.
etc0od % ALsdea-LlSplsses@% =,
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SUPERIOR C0uaT-SpzClAl TERM.


Decf6iOns.
By Judge Spencer.
6chH1tN rs. Schnstd,.-Order ganted.
Al0eTs o. nderD3ol.-Same.
Lansing et al. rs. Hdrt.-Same.
FUCKER %. keeks.-Same.
AugcrOt o.. Ross.-Moton denied.
fhe Trddesnaen's National Bank Us, Bernard
AcFeeleV.--Motion granted.
Henry Seebecler rs. P1stttp Lerp.-Motlon granted
on payment or ten dollars COST the suretes TO JUS
tify, &C.
Furnfss %. Furnfss.-0rder settled
In The Hotter Of the Harmony FIRE ana Marine
Insurance CoUpdny.-Allowance of $3.50 granted.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices or the leading active stocks during the day.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS

The following were the closing street prices FOR
government bonds:-united States currency SKIES,
l!5H ll5I; no. SKIES, 1881, registered, li8ss q
1lesS: do. do, coupon, 1l62s a i1s%; do. I've
twenties, registered May and November lO9M q
ios3s; do. do. lsol, coupon do., 1i31s II3X; do
do, 1894 90. do, l13 a ii3t4; do. do. 1885, do
do., 1l3 lI3]&; do. do. registered, January ami
JulS, ll11 112ls; do do, 1855, coupon, do. 1l2
1l2H; do. do, 1867, do. d. liz 1l2,S; do. DO,
1893, do do, II2it 1121; do. ten-forties regis
tered, 10sx 1851; do. do, coupon. 1857 100
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
the fluctuations In the price OF gold were as
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Corr EB.The market WAS hrm 18th a fair demand for
cargoes at full prices. Tho sales 5000 bags Rio
s sold some time since but not previously reported and
private Ten M, Other kinds were quite steady sales were
loo l0fc; fair losc good, ike. l2c. primo,
RAc. 2Ac, Gold In bond, sixty days; Maracsibo l4c
loAc;i Java, lssc. ag2c-god, duty paid, v,.
CoRDAGR was dull at l6c. 1bNc, for tarred Manila !;
Ito. &c., for large and small Manila; IKE l6c., for
Russia and Ice. for Sisal
CoPPER.-We note n large movement IN American ing0t
for delivery during the months az rather lower
at 2lc. Nkc-nearly ali the former price-and about
10000 lbs do In lots chiefly, not all at No. The market
for refined was steady with fair business At 80 zuc for
clean old sheathnp c for sheathng y2c for bTazers
and bos ana BIC nails 22c for yellow metal new sheath
Ing, 2sc FOR do. bolts and 22c. Tor do. nails.
oANDiEe-Wish moderate demand for lots prices were
sustained though the market rather weak We quote
Sperm &c gcc patent SPERM Bc, 400 s'earic, 2oc
2sc., and adsmantine, &c. 15c. \.
flour Ann URAIs.-Receipts, -four, 8,s72 bbs wheat
!! sSo bnshcs 0o bushcs corn meal 1888 bbs and
n bags; oats bushels The -four market ruled dun
but prices unchanged The sales were about 5000 bills
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COURT or COsaoa pLsas-spfGlaL TENN.

Decisions.
BY Judge Loew.
= Bvi0nd Us. Rfcl-Notion granted.
Riddle cs. EcKinlep.-Motion denied without costs
BY Judge Robinson.
leland rs. Standardization granted with costs
or, Var TO be settled ON two days. notice.
s, QiEf Heath el 0L-MoAon for Injunction de.
niedA with ten dollars COSTS
z7see(eupie us. Thuip Standardization denied.
Asp phy u.s. Adrtin.-Referred 10 Delano q. Calvin,
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~. Insi Epeniu


FOR future eeverJ the lower and but mod
eratey active closing. however, with better feeling
transactions to-day were $50 bales olows-Apr
at Lac, 90 at u i36c, 100 April 100 June &c.
togeth.r June, 100 ls 6c, 3sac 100 Nay
June ana July nj u l6c, together; july 100 at 13c 10
each july August and September together; August
Wv a. September lO ut Hc, 100 seier's option all
hs year. NJ i35ac 20O T. port, private terms
and yesterday after Change, 300 lS 10
l6c oU at 5c; May, Boo at IL 16c June, 1u0 10 &C.,
ou at july 100 at 1896 August LOO at ls3&c Total
uansacti ms since last report 465J bales. The following
QUOTATIONS. are Tor cotton averaging the grade auotcd:
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STREET QJlrATi1H.


FRIDAY, April I-6 Pm.
AsHEs.-Reccips 20 packages. Pots were In moderate
demand at 8 Is 81 IS. Pearls supply and
sold readily at SO a 81 rs.
fair demand prevailed for this staple gen.
orally at lower prices Holders, however, unwilling
grant CONCESSIONS though they free sellers current
quotations Toe demand was chiefly from Spin
ners bought sparingly for immediate wants. market
closed seadier on more favorable public advices from
Liverpool but no decided Improvement established, as
private european advces did published
accounts. The transactions
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umTE STATES COEimgsaoa.as COURT.
Charge Against a sea Cartain.

Before Commissioner Shields
The United States rs. Aaaoney.-The defendant Is
master OF the American ship Victor. He has been
held to BAH In the sum OF 81 900 70 await an exam
nation on Monday next on a charge OF INJECTING
crue and unusual punishment on one Of his sailors,
named Timothy Hayes, by striking him on the head
with u piece OF iron, weighing about lour pounds.
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

List Of American Cotton Cargocs Arrived NJ
Liverpool April II.
LIVERPOOL, April IA, 1871.
The following vessels arrived here to-day with cot.
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THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
J fluctuations In the Price OF gold were q,

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
two per cent for carrying to fiat LOT borrow
ing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows:--
Gold cleared. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 eo5 600
God balances. Observation-Disclosures. l034,7I6
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NY. Oh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-13
Hall Fourth Ward Radical Republican

Mother Club, December II. l6.i.-The tollowinn
resolutions, introduced by Mr.. George Jones we
unanimously adopted by the Fourth Ward Radical
Republican Mother Club:
"MEkEAs The election by the State Senate o.
the Hon. +. L. ). Pil.cback the position of -I.
tenant Governor has gwen anotl her proof OF ;.
integrity and strength of The Republican marry
and OF the determination OF his llrncy t,,y.,
nor II. G. Waruoth and his ,.u-Workers 10 t.rot.r.
the political interests Ut a.. Classes cuInIps NJ said
party: and
Whereas, The acton of the Custenlouse fac
tlon IN forHlIIS an a4aLce with the Democratic
senators, Thereby rel!HCushiug the claims of The
colortd people TO representation thus DISREGARD,
ing one OF the most important principles that ba,
heretofore bound us together, and disregarIur
party principles; therefore be il
Resolved, That the thanks of this club are I.r.
by rendered to his Eaceilency Governor II c
Warmoth and the honorable Senators whn Nv
their cooperation, saved iron political dt-.a;
and be II further
Resolved, That We denoupce Senators J VI IN
graham and c. G. Antoine, and charge them :. i,e
ing malicious destructive, desperate unwarr,,4a.
bic and unpatrotic III their 'uefarious efforts 10
rule or ruin
Resolved further. That the foregoing resolutions
be printed in the Republican and Louisiauian.
R. c. HOWARD
President Fourth Ward Radical Repubcad Mother
Club.
A PLrcaE, JK., Secretary.
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NOTICE TO PAINTERS.

DEPARTMENT uP f.E4NCF
New Orleans, December :, 1871. !
SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- tits Office until " WEDNESDAY, the thirteenth
instant at eleven o'clock A. NJ. to furnish ia ut
and stamp license plates Tor vehicles for 1872, in
accordance with specifications which DE had
Oh Application TO this office
The CITY reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Alrarties making proposals. for this contract are
required TO deposit with the Administrator of FL
nance. as evidence OF their intention TO abide bv
the adj udica-,on the amount of one hundred
dollars III cash, which shall be forfeited to the
city in case of failure to sign the contract
Bidders 10 whom contract is not awarded shall
have their deposits returned to them or the day
the ad iua ication is made.
No bid Will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator OF Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has
been made.
The bidder 10 whom this Ontract is awarded
will he required TO furnish bonds to ia. amount of
one thousand dollars security for the faithful
perfornanc. OF his contract.
JOHN s. WALTON
de8 st Administrator OF Finance.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISt
OF ORLEANS-EO. 9ls9.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS-NO. 9lS9.
IN THE MATTER OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the First Draining District, praying for decree,
etc. Petition of the city and Administrators OF
New Orleans, praying for the honiolos CATION OF the
assessment roll for said district.
Upon the filing of the assessment roll show ing
the amounts due by the persons and property as
sessed in the First Draining District, within the
parish OF Orleans, from the second to the tenth an
nual nstallment inclusive, and upon the petition
OF the city and administrators Of New Orleans
charged with the collection OF said amounts and
the management of the affairs of said district it is
ordered that all persons whom. it may concern do
show cause. If any they have. within thirty days
from the first publication of this ORDER Inv said
asst ssment roll should not be approved and homo
LOCATED; and it is uither ordered that said order
he published, i'll the English and French languages
IN the official Journal the New Orleans Republican
newspaper, twice each week for thirty davs.
New OIL ans December !. 1871.
I. WHARTON COLLENS Judge
A true copy:
A. d. BYRSorDy. Clerk.
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NOTICE..

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
New Orleans, November Is, 1871.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT THIS
~ office by Joseph Estrat against Thomas Pink
new and Alexander Johnson for abandoning their
homestead entries, numbers six hundred and sixty
and tive hundred and fort six. dated March 10 and
February /, 1869, upon the east half of northeast
quarter section nineteen, and west half of north
west quarter section twenty, township number
eight south range number thirteen east, i'll St
Tammanv parish, Louisiana, with view to the
cancellation Of said entries, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office the
twenty day of December, 1871 at one o'clock
P. NJ, TO respond and furnish TESTIMONY concern.
ing said alleged abandonment.
CHARLES BARNARD, Register.
nO29 4w W. II. HYATT Receiver.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department,
New Orleans. December 9, 81
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADK
w to me for the cancellation of the OFF, al
bond of E. Nerretf Sheriff in and for the parish
of lbcrvillt to wit A bond dated June, 1863 in
the sum OF six thousand dollars signed by Z. Yer
r-tt as principal. and Antoine Dubucet and John
Billings as sur-tes. the said bond being coIdi-
toned for the faithful performance by the said
+. Ntrrctt OF his duties Sheriff aforesaid
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons interested
III the said bond to file their objections 10 the
cancellation thereof IL writing in the Office Of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the State
this ninth day of December. A. D., 1871 and Of
the indepe nGenCe OF the United States lie I.2ety
sixth.
By the Governor
II. C. WARNOTE.
J. " Fam y, Assistan: Secretary OF STATE.
,le0lu
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Horrible Murder.

The Brownsville Runchero Of the fifth in
slant says:
Mr.. {. Spencer. well known resident on
the frontier since the beginning of the war
in 1860, and who has. for several wears past,
kept what is known AS the Half Way House.
at Santa Rita, between Matamoros and
Bagdad. was on Sunday shot dead while
conversng with his wife on the stoop.
Rumor says that the murderers are four
in number, and that they rode up and
Killed the unfortunate gentleman without
assigning the slightest reason
Mr.. Spencer. We believe. was Il native of
New York city. where he has relatives liv-
ing. He came to this State as railroad
engineer prior to the war.
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sEPT1EME COCR De DISTRICT. POUR LA
PAROIsSE DoRLEANS-NO eleo.
Hans l. AFFAIRE DES COMMISSAIRES DU
~ Premier District dc Desstchement, deman-
dant un decret etc. Petition de la vile ct DIES Ad-
mlnistrateurs DE- Ia Nouvelle- Orleans demandant
Emancipation du role dassesseneut du dit district
Sur reimbursement du role dassessement de-
montrant les mOntants dues par les personnes ct
les prophecies assesses dams IL Premier District de
pesseche1ent de la paroisse dOrleans, depuis 10
premier Jus4uan dixi.me Placement inclusive
ment. ct sur la petition DC la vile ct des Admins
traeurs de la Nouvelle Orleans, charges de la col
lection des dts mOntants ct de la direction DIES at.
flares du dit district il est OrdOnnt ue toutes les
personnes nttressees donnent urs raisons 81 Giles
en- ont dams les trente jours suivaut la premiere
pubhcatlon de Get ordre pour lesquelles l dit role
q asSessrment ne serait pas apprOuvt ct homolo-
CUE. 1T Il est en- plus OldonEe que lie dit ordre soft
public, en- anglas ct en- fiancais dams le journal
oticel le Republican, de la Nouvelle Orleans deny
1ols par semaine pendant trente jours
Nouyelle Orleans. dccembre 1871.
7. WHARTON COLLENS Juge
Pour copie cOnfOrme:
A. ID. BERSoUDY Gretfier
del0 II L. u n lal ) 10
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SOPHIE BODESHElMER VS. MAX GRETZSER-
No. &Ei.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TENTH
dav OF November 1871, judgment was rendered
n this court III the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following to Wit: "
sophie BOdenhemer vs.. Max Grefznpr-No a061
On motion OF A. L. Tssot attorney for the Main
I'M IN tins cause upon submitting the court due
proof IN support OF her demand and the law and
evidence being with plaintiff 1t is ordered adju,iyed
ana decfeed, that the Judgment by default herein
entered, on the seventh instant be now co Fl rme,i.
ihat there be Judgment in fav or of plaintiff Sophie
bodelitimer, against defendant, Max Gretzner
htr husband, decreelng separation of property
between TIE said parties and a dissolution Of
,ie community of acGuests and gains existing
neu"eeh them; and that plaintiff have the
full and entire control and administration
recover OF said defer dant the sum of twelve
thousand five hundred dollars with legal interest
from Judicial demand until paid with the special
privilege hen and mortgage granted by law to mar
fied women for the protection of THEN rights and
claims. 1t is further ordered that defendant nay
the costs of this suit f'
Judgment signed NOGember IS 1871
7. WHARTON COLLENS Judge
In testimony whereof have bereuntO SCI INV
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city OF New Orleans, on this fifteenth day Of No
vemDer, in the year of LORD one thousand
eight hundred and sevtnty-One, and the ninety
sixth year Of the independence of the United
States.
EDWARD COTTON
hoi' oel ID Deputy Clerk.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
At Meeting of the Fourth Ward Ka

NJ NeetIn9 OF the Fourth Ward K a dill.
cal Republican Mother Club held Mon
day, December H. 1871, at O'Clock p. A..
NJ. j. {. kuebler called. by a unanimous
vote OF the club, to address the meeting The sul
!ecf OF the speaker to bravely defend Governor
Narin0tt and he election OF Hon. p B. s. PucLhack
IGr Lieutenant Governor. and strongly denouuclng
tle SustomhOuse wing fUr cOalescing with Nh,
Democrats III order to destroy the Republican
party. His speech listened to till the conclu-
sion with great applause by this club Mr. Ku.bi.r
IS at present President OF the Fifth Ward Radical
hePuohcan Mother CluD, FRIENDS.
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O%LEANS
MRS. SARAH Z. BINNEY WIFE OF WILLIAM n
Dane vs.. William. VI. Dane. Her iius,and-NO
Z5,}29. "
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE wHIR.
tleth DAY OF June, 1871, judgment was rendered
III ms coiirt IN the following entitled suit IN the
words and hgnres following, to wit
Mrs Sarah b Binnty, wife of William NJ Dane,
vs. W lliln VI. Dane. her husband-No rs a2g
On motion of Ro1ert J. hcr counsel for plain.
UNI ana on producing due proof of her claim IN.
law ana evidence beng i'll hci favor, it is ordered
adliidsed and decrecd that the jud, nent by de,
laul' mere n entered Oh the sixth of June 1871 he
now confirmed and made final, and accordingly
sliat there De Judgment i'll favor of plaintiff Mis-.
lttss Sarah Is. Blnu-y, and against defrudaud VII
nam NJ Dane, her husband, decre-iny a separa-
non u! property between the said parties: that
the community ot acqurs:s and gains n, r.tot,,, ~.
tItss SARAH Il. BlHntv be recognized IA her own
fisiit as TIE owner OF the property acquired by her
IRON george Lombard and others, BY act passed
otioit H. j. MI notary, Oh the twenty ty of
nalca, lato and that She have and recover OF de-
1thdaht tie sum of Two Thousand dollars balance
OF i"r paraplielnal property alieuatei by him
WIN privilege and mortgage as allowed BY law to
married women on the property o. their husbands
loi tte recovery OF their dotal and parauh,ruaI
rights, aud that p.alntlh have the iree .dninistya
ti"h OF her separate property II is furtu.r or
utlt0 tliat defendant pay tx. cost of this Sut
Rendered June 50. lG.l
Signed November g. 1871.
PAUL L. THEARp Judge
II testimony whereof lave hereur-o ST INV
had ana affXec the seal OF the said court 1T ~.
C'tN OF Ne" oiieaiis Oh this eleventh day of No,e-
per IN ihe year OF cur Lord one thousand ,.yI-
Ii'nct.a ana seV-nty-one and the rinetv-sixth
se"' "' my nae pehd-nce OF the CniteG Stat.s