New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
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The custodian in the matter of Davis &
Jackson is to show cause on the seventeenth
why a sewing machine, iron safe and desk
should not be restored on the grounds filed.
Opposition to discharge of bankrupts or
to assgnees' accounts not assigned for trial
within twenty days after filing shall be dis
missed, unless additional time be granted
by the court, and with respect to opposi-
tions now pending those not assigned with
in twenty days after the entering of this
rule.
United States District Court-In Admi-
rally.
In the suit of the Salvage Company
against the Sabine, thirty-three and a third
per cent of the proceeds of sale are allowed
as compensation for services performed.
Time to advise was taken in the suit of
the United States against certain cigars
and cognac.
United States Circuit Court.
The grand jury has found true bill
against George G. Blodgett, United
States commissioner, for presenting claim
to Z. B. French, second auditor of the
treasury at Washington, for arrearages
and bounty money due to persons enlisted
rs soldiers for three years or the war, IN the
name of William J. Harrdie, he represent
ing this person to be soldier in Company
B, Seventy ninth Regiment New York
State Volunteers. Captain Young, and also
charged at Richmond on the twenty-eighth
of June. 1865 by special order of the War
Department No. 321, and dated June 81,
1856, the sum obtained amounting to S15.
Arraigned yesterday. Mr.. Blodgett plead
ed not guilty.
The accused was bound over for his ap-
pearance in the sum of $4,000, +. S. Quin-
Ian security.
An indictment has been found against AL
eide Albert master of the Bannock CITY.
for beating Thomas Cain.
In the case of Mrs. Adeline D. n. Ken
dali against A. VI. Holbrook, it was decreed
that the defendant should convey 10 plant
iff all title to lands in Texas owned by him,
while on the other hand plaintiff is ordered
to con vey to Hobrook all the interest G.
w. Kendall held in the Picoyune establish
ment.
Lowell, administrators VS.. N. Delambre.
Appealed to the Supreme Court; bond
$1,000.
Eustace Sargett against Arthur Shift.
Case dismissed.
Supreme Court.
A. Mcneil, Dutton subrogated, VS..
Michael j. Hauck-Appeal from tee Sixth
District Court Of New Orleans.
button being subrogated to the rights of
Mcneil, in a prOmissory note OF Hauck's to
Mcneil for $500, and in mortgage to Sc
cure its payment, took out an alias. writ OF
seizure and sale, and caused the property
mortgaged to be sold on the third OF April,
1871.
A previous order of seizure and sale hav
ing been taken out by Mcneil, was stayed
by the surrender of Hauck in bankruptcy.
The alias writ was issued on the
second Of February, 1871, two days
after the property mOrtgaged was re-
leased and assigned to Mcneil by the
assignee in bankruptcy The seizure
airy, 1871. The wife of Hauck brought suit
against him, and obtained Judgment,
which was duly recorded ON the tenth of
March, 1871. There was also, it seems, an
act executed before a notary acknowledge |
ing by her husband a general mortgage on
his property This act was recorded on the
thirteenth of March, 1871 The sale being
made, rule was taken by Dutton against !
the wife and the Recorder of Mortgages to |
show cause why her general and judicial |
mortgages should not be Cancelled and
erased from the records of the mortgage
Office, ON the ground Of their being poste-
rior in date to the mortgage under which
the property was sold. An exception was
taken on the part Of Mrs. Hauck to the pro-
ceeding by rule against her, as her rights
can only be Invested by a direct action.
This exception was Oyerruled. On trial of
the rule, Judgment was rendered as prayed
for by plaintiff in the rule, and the defend
ant has appealed.
We think the Judgment was properly rem
Aered. The seizure seems to have been
regularly made and recorded On the eight
eenth of February, 1871. some twenty days
before the recording of the wife Judgment.
Besides this, it is shown that IN the act OF
mortgage from Hauck to Mcneil Mrs.
Hauck interviewed and renowned all her
rights on the mortgaged property. She
seeks to repudiate that act as having eeen
done in error and in ignorance OF her rights,
but we think unsuccessfully.
1t is therefore ordered, adudged and de-
creed that the judgment of the district court
be affirmed, with costs.
Seventh District Court.
Mrs George y. Luce has entered suit in
this court against Mike G.. Cullen, Daniel
Crowley, George Rice and John Coleman,
claiming $495 damages. Mrs. Luce AYERS
that Crowley, as constable of the First j u.s.
tice of the Peace, in September, 1871, by
virtue of writ of attachment issued in a
suit instituted by Cullen VS.. Mrs. Stephens,
did. without any authority of law, seize
and take into his custody the separate para
phernal property of petitioner, consisting Of
household furniture, etc.
A person has entered suit in this court
against defamer of his character, claim
ing $1,000 because the other called him
scOundrel and a thief.
DIR. Bacon asked Henry Ward Beecher if
he would not recommend the banging OF
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