New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
TIE COURTS.
Tinted STATES Circuit Court.


had been libced by the United States;
but upon the trial of the libel Catlin OBJ
| tanned Judgment with costs. Hcartt. the
appraiser. took ont il .fa for his costs, and
| delivered it to the marshal for execution.
| For some unexplained reason this writ was
| not executed at the time. and Catlin after
ward sold his property. A new writ was
| attcrward taken ont, and Catlin applies for
! an in JUNCTION to restrain the sale upon this
| writ. spon the ground that he is not in
debtcd to Hcartt. Upon proper shown.
| tn" injunction was granted.
In the case OF the steamer L. d. Hinc. the
IIipe was libelcd and sold under d Judgment
OF the United States Circuit Court. which
jud .rncnt was reversed by the Supreme
Court. The present suit is for the proceed,
of the sale. and rule i, asked npon the
register to attain this purpose. The rule is
! taken under l,lviscmcnt.
Pacific Railroad Va. National Marin: and
Fire Insurance Company.-ln this ease an
| injunction has been issued from this court.
sitting in bankruptcy. to restrain proceed
in.S. the company havin. gone int" voun-
tarv bankruptcy.
Adler Brothers & Go. vS. SigiSnund kiffcr.
Suit for $3.50, fcr goods. Plaintiff AYERS
that the goods were purchased in New
York and forwarded to defendant in New
| Orleans. Defendant pleads general denial.
and alleges no knowledge of the transaction.
but finally says that his brothers had or
.icred the goods without his authority or
knowledge. The jury returned Il verdict
for the full amount claimed. witls :ntcyrs,
from December, 1906. and costs.
Eighth District Court.
The business before this cnir, Yesterday
was not of an important character.
To-day there will come up the cas-" of
the Injunction taken cut by Samuel Smith
~ ais. ". the jackson Railroad on ST.
Joseph street.
A sui, has been entered III the Eighth
District Cour, b. ;!!t stat" rel. l." ID.
SALES.
The petition represents that j. H. Oar
i;ng. OF this city. United States Claim
agent, has in his possession a check on TIE
,uo-trclsury OF the United States, Or the
proceeds thereof, in favor oi Henry Morcl.
late corporal in company Ill. fifteenth :cyi-
mcnt OF cavalry. Kansas volunteers. fox one
hundred dollars. bounty due from the
United States.
RcIator represents tl,,, h. has been duly
commissioned and qualified Is Public .,d-
ninistra'or for the parish OF Lafayette: ana
that Henry Mor-i died 1T his ioinirile in tn"
parish al Laia 'rtte on the - day of bct"-
Der. lSi.: and that under the law "i til"
State the duty devolvc> upon linn to adj
minister all vacant ,UC.'>~i"n>: and that
the said check for one hundred dollars. or
his hands - par, "i Tie ASSETS OF said sue
cr--ion.
Rclator iurthc. represents ;h1t J." l,o-
demanded payment from >:.. }. il. Darling
but that payment was refused. VI therefore
he pray- that :, writ of InandalnU> i-~tic.
directed to the said i. H. darling. com
nandin" him to slow c,U>: to-day. 1t ten
o'clock 4. NJ. why he should not 'civr,
said eh.c., To vclat"r. or the amour; thereof.
Fifth District Court.
The >rvtra! suits brought by merchants
81. uur .:y against tll. sttalnh"at Era No. =
were called yesterday before the Fifth D--
,r:ct Court. but went over for fortnight.
In this case IL appears there wd> u collision
between The Er. No. " and another steamer.
on Rcd riH.. and thai both "",t- w.r"
dsmag"., and III" goods upon the Era No.
damaged Ur lost.
Ihr insurance companies. II "r nader
stand AZ. .ht. retl., d to cover 'lI.' i",>,. he
Cause they allcyr that the accident Wis til.
result %! carcicss:ic>s. and c"li.i have h'"n
avoided ii the law, oi navigation applying
10 the river had been adhered to. The IN
~ilrcr-. therefore. to save. :"u.>.i Ives. have
br"u-! at suit against the steamboat.
Fourth District Court.
m itl;er.still. ,,"in. has been ,.sj-., in :,
suit now I.ndin. before III" Fourth Dis
;rict Court. in which certain merchants
VIII" sol,. flour to one George Is. Shutc. III.
late ao>con'!inc speculate. VI or city.
claim the vendors five days pr:,iie-c M
der or Law. on the ground that ,lour j. an
agricultural product. strictly speaking.
Th. Citizens Bank. ;hl"ny!I winch the
said Sl.tc negotiated h:> bills ot rNchan."
III payment toy the ,Ii -four. hay" Sc, ",
that ioUr l. not strictly an agriculture!
product. but ,nlI-: be ,"uS.,i"rc, IN tfr Ii -iit
OF manufactured article and is therefore
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