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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

same evils with those of the ignorant No
doc? And these acts Of violence 70 the
weak. these consequences Of poverty and
suffering 70 the people are taugh: under
the guise Of political science! Captain
Jack has unconscious imita:ors. and the
diplomacy Of the lava beds is Swallowed in
the cultivated enmi.y TO all who hold a
desirable Office. OF give an opposing vote.
in the systematic oppression Of the weak
by the locally strong in the attempted as
sassina:ion On Magazine street lpd the
massacre O: Colfa1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
TROPICAL FRUITS.
The 7aco Rp.J,;es makes this ioqrir!
and answer:

The T',o ReraJ,;cs makes this inquiry
and answer:
Suppose We had .he "In.erocean;c" zine
The .ierras cGiientes, south AID east o: Mex
leo, with E! Paso del No:re. and another e
the ieZas frontier. further east!
Segetaeles, melons, fruits and tropical
staples. placed in suitable cars, would IN
one day reach Lagos: three days more
would bring :hsm 20 FL Paso del Norte;
thence ia four days they could reach New
York; making eigh. Gays in all fey a fas:
frelgh: or express train 20 carry these deli
cacIes from the places OF their production
70 the countries Of consumption n tie
United States.
The time from she gathering Of oran gee.
plneapples, bananas and such other tropical
fruits as make their way 20 that country by
sea, to :he reaching of the market is usually
much longer. and Icost Of TIE delicate fruits
and vegetables Of our sie,Ycs calien.es are
unknown in the United States. because they
can NOT bear sea transportation. But they
could be forwarded by raj! Caily. reachn ?
the several points Of consumption IN four.
SIX and ten days. a: seasons when they
would be O, giea: variety and deiicacy. j:
seems reasonable 20 anticipate immense
and profitable markets Tor precisely those
things which we can most Cheai..y and
prottaoly produce.
This leaves cut the creates. poin: Of
demand in the Cnion-the great cities.
farms and villages along the Mississippi
and its tributaries. the Illinois. Tennessee.
Arkansas. Missouri and other railroads;
the demand fer tropical fruits would be
SO grea. along these lines :ha: it would BE
almos: impossible to supply then, by rail.
There are many tropical fruits which have
never been seen in the United States. bu.
which Nigh: be carried by we'll organ
lied fast freight line. Our en:erprising
fruit merchants should look into this
lucrative business. We may add tha. tie
fines: fish Of tie gulf might be sen. in
like manner 10 as:onish tie gc.rm2.!
palates Of the interior.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
CAPTAIN JACK AND HIS POLICY.

Ills miserable savage has been the VIC.
tim Of ar error :nseparable from the lowe,
orders Of civilization. IN his -n:. generate
mind any advantage taken Of confidence
was tribute 70 cunning. In his ;gno.
zance!Le tancied that his local majority in
tie lava beds was supreme over any force
elsewhere. Tie education Of tie hear.
would lave :old him how jase !: is 10 de.
:eive the trIs: Of others. \: wouii have
shown him low infinitely nj. is 70
employ local and temporary force % in.
;-1e those who ar. weahe. than ourselves.
The most common knowledge would have
:augh: Captain Jack tina: though ,he
power 70 punish Al outrage was 20: pres
en-: a: the lava beds. it existed and would
come in is irresistible might 20 averce
the violence which Lad been there p...
pe:,a.ea.
]: IS 10: Cor Tie cLreasoning and unle-
generate mind 20 comprehend tie misch:e!
done 20 tie helpless and innocent BY az
&C: OF ;,eachery. or OF abused force
This uu:amsat!e and un:eachable saw
age, has :iai from punishment: His m;ser-
able followers. huddI.d together in
starvation. iiseas" and death. surrerde,
and be. bread from the power be has ou:-
ragged. In Captain Jack sc see the
wo.:. OF the coyote. His crimes axe per
We think O; highly civilized leaders
who teach the destruction Of the weak and
servile ob.dience 70 the s:.ong:-who en-
courage ,.a!evo.ent hatred IT sN vino
differ with them in opinion ard inaugu-
rate a partisan Uari.1e ilcdCc:!ye Ct the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
ACT no. 4G-DELINQUENT TAXES.
TO THE PUBLIC,

SrAfE OF lO-.s,ANA,)
Auditors Office.
New Orleans, May "a, 1873.
desire 20 call the attention of al! citizens owl.
delinquent taxes 10 the fact that act 70. Is of the
las. session OF the Legislature expires by it, own
Imitation On the fourteenth Of June next after
which time it VIII be impossible for them TO avail
Themselves 0. rs provisions RENTING interes: and
penalties. After that day the stringen. provisions
OF &C: No. -, under the revenue law of 1871. viii
he ppicabie. and The officers OF the S:ate
VIZ have no option bu: 70 enforce the law. how
ever harsh Il NAV be. 1t VIII be their duty 20 H.
s'itute az: il! every case. which will involve 20:
only the payment of The tax and the heavy penalty
Of fifty PER cent. but the costs of court, viii in
yer; may cases vii! be greater thaa the penalty.
ard often greater than til. fax.
A! these results may be avoided by paying sim.
ply the amount Of delinquent tax due bt fore the
fourteenth Of June and would respectful urge
al persons owing such taxes 20 avail! themselves
CT 'he privilege Q: ,he law by complying with :ts
terms
CHARLES CLINTON,
nycj ~. 2pw Audi+or
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PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

STATE OF iocI.ASA,1
Executive De apartment
New Orleans, May i: 1878.
Whereas, !. has been made known TO me that a
small boy named EDDY KAUFMAN, aged about
nine sLd fa!f years was kidnapped IN the city OF
New Orleans. about the sixth of May. and no
;idings Q, his whereabouts can be obtained.
Now therefore /, ". P. Kellogg Governo, Of the
State Of Louisiana, IN conformity TO the power
vested IN me 90 by these presents offer reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person or persons
WHO may arrest the person OK persons Who may be
guilty Of sad Otfense give the Necessary :nfor-
matt Oh which may lead to the arrest and punish
meE: Of She offender. And do hereby enjein upon
q! sheriff. and police officers to make d!ligent
search AID inquiry FOX said boy. so a. to restore
E-iD 20 lis father.
w. P. KELLOGG, Governor.
P. G. nESlONDE, Secretary Of State myls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

!ae people of the fifth congressional dis
eric: may congratulate themselves en- hav.
ing a Representative IN Washington who
;sbors nnceasingly for the good OF his
constituents and the beEefit Of :he country
they i've IN. We are led 20 this remark by
observing the arrival a: Monroe OF Captain
William IL. II. Benyaurd. o: tie engineer
corps Of the army. to superintend the work
Of the improvement .: the paack!ta and
Yaz9p T.leys.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Auditors Oftice. ,
Sew Orleans. May II, 1873.
TO MI. -. Tax Collector. 49, parish:
Yo': are hereby required TO enforce :mme diateiy
tie collection OF al! overdue unpaid licences by
p'act2G The came. 10, later than June 4. in the
hands Of che Attorney Genera! for collection.
Up 20 aid !Lciudirg the last day Of Jane r:ox.
inc, you au,lolized TO receive all Of the four
NILS OF the general ;urL. for curren. :azee. in
AUDITORS warrants bearing date subseQuen: 20
January 1873.
On and after July l. 1875. you VIII c'mp.y strictly
liz tile qre;Lents 0: Circular No. s. ard coIiec:
Two IL. IS Of said genera: farI il Uu..sG States
currency.
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
Nvi2 so 20 W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE Officers Ordered 10 Military Duty.

S-A-s - lor,.ASA }
LI.cu'.ve 4. paItn.ut,
S.a c.taIs, May -. 1913.
rLis: 49, ::c:.so4s 0; Il. c!..ts avs 0: :ie
Sta.e al Loli..a-a !: > ;..;epy directed .:.. /. :.
employs \ :ls se-s;.! Offices II II. Sal. Of
Lc-.is.a.s = :;e t..y q! New O:eane liable 20
military duty, forthwith e:Io.: Themselves il.
some military OrgaI-z.'i.a - :te F:..t H.vs:o:!
OK Immediately form h.:.s:y :c,l9 sI-ss 20 oe a..
signed - tia. G.-.s.ca.
Banks AID ...essa:: ::tc,.n.:.on Can te Or
famed :: re o.:..e ct =. &C liant General G. TIE
STATE.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG, Governor.
HlSII sgaEts. A.. sax: GsSs:.. Ey1i!2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

TIE postotiice will close oH Decoration
Day. Friday. May 80. a: l. ". The mails
will ..,.e &; tina. hour. 4 mai. Coz Havana.
Cuba. and Mexico. per steamship Juniata.
will close a: s p. NJ. Saturday. May 81.
1873. = mail tor Hagana. Cuba. For:
Limon. Cas:a Rica. and Aspinwail. Central
America. pc. steamship Jaan G. Meiggs.
WILL close a: ! 4. NJ. Sunday. JUNE I. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

A deaf old gentleman. walking lately N
his garden. heard the milknan shou: on the
other .iLe Of the wall. Imagining some
one calling lin. he cried ''Here." and
surne. his ear.trumpe. in the direction Of
the wall. The milkman, in his hurry. took
she trumpe: for The servants pail. and de.
IyeleJ Il quar-. of milk therein.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

I: il reported that during tie iecen: guar.
rel between rival sec,s IN the Church 0i the
Nativity Il: Bethlehem. Che Greeks de.
stroyeG :wc Of Murillo's celebrated pic
tures-"The Nativity" and 1.-The Adora.
iion o, :he Mag;." There is reason 20 fear
that as :her were zen: 20 Bethlehem as
soon a. :hey had been painted. 70 col:es
hayeeyer been taken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

IN an editorial on the horse disease tie
CcnyrtgGtiona!is' suggested:hat j: might lie
well 20 sit At the fee. Of a horse and learn
humility. Just co." says che California
.vccs Letter. sit down a: the hind fee: Of a
male, and If he don: humiliate you. pul!
with q stable fork
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
BARNUM AROUND

The Itro Rep4I'ics zea!ously engaged in
advocating direct intercourse between the
United States and Mexico received let
ter. addressed from the s.. Louis Hotel
IN this city. commanding its articles On
the value and importance Of q fully de-
velope trade between Vera Cruz and New
Orleans. and recommending another line
70 coast thoroughly tie entire Mexican
shore from the mouth Of the Rio Grande
| TO the Yuca.an Cape" The letter then
proceeds 20 mention :ha: in the way OF
news matters he beSs leave to repor. our
geological and equestrian exposition"
Going into details. the letter describes a.
length the 'aninai dens," the cLariots,
the war elephant, ne drove Of came!s. the
monste. with Ecu, horns, ostr;ches. tigers.
lions, tie hippopo:am.s, fifty snow white
crested cockatoos ard :t1ee nons.sr
py.hors-a deadly serpent.
\ b-;et Biographical notice O. tie star
performers is also go: in On The editor
with the den Of lions. band, chariots and
"a display OF nearly one nile long on the
street. We know that this notice is
adding 20 :le Lo:oriety Of The
thing. bu: the sell On our brother
is go good 20 lie kept: We once Lad
voluntary cor,esvonden: Ct the same sort.
He wro.e Us the local cevs from Memphis.
and closed with a glowing commentator
Of the accomplished. popular and gentle
manly clerk O: a leading hotel. from which
our correspondent: dated his letter We
quickly clipped Of the hotel notice and
published the letter. Many months after
ward we met the correspondent. and re-
minded him that We lad published his let
Ter. "Ies, replied he. but what the I'LL
did YOU m!.;.a:e it SO for Ina: omitted
paragraph would have paid his bill :or him.
We are satisfied that VIZ owe an apology
20 our friends Of The Be, and We offer i.
in the Mos: traternal spirit. The case
stands thus: M!. Martinez, who was con-
rec.ea with the TRIAL Of TIE s.. Martins
vile prisoners il the capacity Of prose
cutting witness. took exception TO some
s.rictures Ct our contemporary upon his
conduct. Mr.. MARITIME: came to tits
office With the allegation La: be Lad q
grievance. and wished TO be Sc. right, as
hearing had been denied him N the
columns Q: tie Be. He lad with lin a
card. written IN bad taste. which be asked
one OF tie employees Of the REI.8L,cAS
% publish. which 1eIues: was complied
with. withcr: tie knowledge c; tie editor.
The language employed by Mr.. Martinez
is so objectionable :ha: ve should Lave
rejected his Communication had !: come
to our personal knowledge in tine.
AS We never ,eaa the articles in tie IL.
which ne complains OF. we are no: in
position 20 criticize :tem. and can have
no motive for calling in question the &C
cUracy ct me statements therein con-
tanned. Our personal acquaintance with
Nsss-s. Du:oH. Il Line: warrants Is n
stating tina: they wo..d 70: permi. their
paper 20 :e ::sed :cz lie Propagation Q:
ia.seLoo,.s.
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II 1 II u:

M.LoNET-:L Thursday May ?. - p. p. H..
WILLIE ASTON, .L:..: q! u 0: p J. Ma oney
a.d Mage i. Woods, ages tive months and LINE
DAYS.
F.i.:.s aye .,-..e1 70 a...,L lie :uEeY.: :.on.
Sic :e..!eEc. .: rs Ta1s::s, conner 0: Lyon AZ d
Magazine f.Iee:s sixth ;.s::ic:. Ills Friday,
Mor,.n az u5re O'Clock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Colonel II. G. Ransom. whose sssighmen.
- tbs department: as chic: quaIteynaster
by the War Department: We Men:iored
some week. ago, has arrived in this city
and vii! Immediately take charge Of this
department. Colonel Ransom is graduate
Of Yves: Poin:. and has been some twenty
years .n..he service.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

Tie steamboat BRADISH JOHNSON wiz .eave
the :oC: OF B.nvi.!e street Tor Chaimette Ma
.ional Cemetery. on FRIDAY. May 80, 49,; at 10 A.
N. and twelve cc.cck NJ. and two ard four O'Clock
P. NJ: returning from the Cemetery at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. and e: one. three. and five o'clock
P. NJ.
Tickets 70! :he round trip. Fifty Cents. which
caa lie secured by applying 10 the members o: the
Pos: OF On board he boat.
W. G. JAMES,
Commando, oi Post No. j. Department; Of Louisi.
ara, Grand ARMY OF tie Republic. my22'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

There is man in Montreal who must
look with intense eagerness :or the spring
styles OF stock lager. His name is john
Charles Christmas Cordeli Moore Maroon.
and he has never in his lie tasted water
The Lazarus az his gate will probably be
cheated on. Of his triumph in the hereafter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

The Peoria Rerie.r has is own Old man
who reads tba: paper and no other. and
thus describes lin: "Chewel tobacco sixty
years and 60: fat on il. Then he Cook 20
hard drink and followed j: Tor twenty five
years. and grew younger every day. Now
10 reads bis paper by nooniish: alone.
through All inverted microscope. 20 make
,he type appear small! enough :os his eye.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Since Captain Jack has achieved 50 much
mention. the Frankfort Woman has claimed
him as :he ton Of Captain Jack Chambers.
Of .ha. county. who los: himself among
the Medoc Indians thirty years ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

An ;nquiiine man hereabouts :hfuss his
finger. INFO horses mouth 20 see how
many .ee;h the horse had. The horse
closed his mouth TO see how many fingers
the man had. The curiosity ct each was
fully satisfied.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

A. = spirit meeting the oths nigh: gen.
slenan requested the medium 20 ask wha:
amuse menrs were most popular n the
spiri, world. The reply was. Reading OF
obituary notices" The poetry often a.
tache.l makes :he poor ghosts laugh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Superintendent Boothbv. Ass.s:ar: 50
psrinten Gent Calhoun and Dr. Clark. chair
mar &: .he committee on teachers, are busy
compiling the answers TO questions given
in tv III. teachers w:o underwent: the ex'
animation a, Lyceum Hal! !as: week. The
repor, vii! hardly be made ',p until mex:
"Wednesday. when i will be submitted 20
tie scnoe: board. before being given 20 she
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

How far 10 it 70 Cub Geek" asked a
traveller of Dutch woman. "Only shoost
. fiddle vays.' SIS j. four. Elk OF ten
miles:' ;mpatiently asked the stranger.
"Yaw, drinks i: is.'' seyenely replied che
unmoyeG cate-keeper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

A new dish is grape-leaves fried in egg.
batter: jt is called . French dish. We
can: think Of anything that would be more
delicious than fried grape.lesyes. unless it
is theatrical poster on toast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
ESTATE OF >. =. XELNJCKER.

CS!syD STATES MAKsRA,'. Urp1cE.l
New Orleans Nav L. 1873. )
1f'E!s - TO GIVE NOTICE THarA WARRANT
= ~ bankruptcy has been issued or. Of The Dis.
trc. Court of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana, against the estate % $. s. z.l-
Licke!. OF New Orleans in the parish OF
:Ert upon !he petition or his creditors:
mar tie payment Of any debts and the 6e.Iverv
MN, or .oH his use. and the transfer 81 any prop
cry by him, are forbidden by !aw; :ha: meeting
OF 'he creditors Of said bankrupt. 30 Prove .hs II
dto's and choose one or more igne4s of RS es.
'a'c WI. he held at = court OF bankruptcy, 20 be
t.teE IN !he 1hirtieth aav Oh Nav A. I.
WIS, a. A. NJ. at the CustomhOuse bu,.disp NSv
c:.' -is. before G. S. Kellogg. register.
, s. B. PACKARD.
f'' 10 ." United States Marehai.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

John Bender. thelchief of gang Of Ksnsas
murd, re-s. the story OF whose crimes has
shocked tie public for The past two weeks
was arrested az = village near Cedar
RAPIDS. Iowa, last Sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Memphis paper says: "Williatl Brown.
ano.o.;ous thief. who came here from New
Orleans, was found dead and his wife sitting
by him in . low joggery. Intemyesarce
was the cause"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
Succession Of Charles q. Z Gsaqu;s- 40.

CECOND DISTRICT COCRT For THE PARISH
y Of Orleans.-NOtice is hereby given 20 the
creditors of this estate. and to al. other persons
herein Interested. to show cause within zen days
from the present notification. if any they have
can why the account presented by the tes:amen.
:ary exeeutrix in this estate should 10. bs
hoinologated and approved, and the funds dist1iS
btted in accordance herewith.
Bv order OF Gle Court.
mv50 e4 g. FRANK PACE, JR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

We ere told tina: "Williman'ic. . Gown IN
Connecticut. is now :ravsrsed ty one hun
dred railway :rains.' The remainder OF
the :uwn is covered by depo: and beer
~alpnp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Professor A. I. Selover has been requested
% open a commercial school At Mechanics
Institute for a ehoy: course. which le Lac
concluded 20 do.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Tie 7sro Republics. Of Mexico. esye. IN
that city the mercury ranges the year
round. from CO. 60 7Oo: and tina. they have
fresh fruits and vegetables in every month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

A preacher who rode TO meeting with his
Cat, before his horse preached from tex:
~ announced by him. "And the cock wept
three. .ad Peter wen: Oh: and csowsc ut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

sob. mar said Susie. live fcnnd ou'
where .hey make horses. came by shop
wher. = man WAS finishing cIe; lie wss JUST
Mailing Oh his Jas: foot."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Hu.,ah for Groquet and filtration. Now.
shen. :ho girls s,saf she sellows' hearts
away with maliets atorethougte.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

The Shakespeare Club will play 1.-The
Wife. Tale of Mantua. 'th's evening at !hf
Varieties Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

.CECOSb DISTRICT COURT FOR .Hg PARISH
- or Circumstances, Robert Ii. Shannon lraA
pettioIed The court tor letters of administration
on the estate Of the late Claiborne Groom, de-
ceased interstate. Notice is hereby given 20 als
whom I may concern, to show cause within ten
days Why the prayer vt the said pesiticaeS shoulS
not he granted.
By order of the Court.
My25 20 je3 FRANZ PACE Js Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

the principle Of nationality in which it
resulted, shall by both sides be regarded
no. as sectional victory. tu: IS . IA
tiopal blessing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE Of LOUISIANA.
FORTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH Op
ORLEANS.
MARIA MICHEL rs. LION RfDoS, EYx HVso
band-ys u 80.

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE 7N.yry.
nh day q! April, 1898, juagu eIt was rendered
IA - count .D the following EMIT ed s, IN fhS
"nids "!d f:L!es following, to wit:
Nara Niche. Vs. LeOE Redon, G.y Husband. M.
lcT reasons crafty assigned \, III. ar. .,i.
gay ard ne count considering tIse a.; ;:s Facts
ani allegations cont aimed IN plain.trs pe.i,ion
ard demand have been fully suis.au. IS I'D ~
"'HtLct .L1 ;he same ;.s Ve,. >! Q ~ W q "a, or
90 p.ntn, 70 - ordered adiudged ara secresd
ma :htre Re Judgment IN A.ysy 81 1,-aistit
Mai A:he!. wife Of Leon Redon and agairst
ct''a"ah' Leon Redcn leY husband G@c,t.irr a
separation Of property and . Cissoll..its q. she
coHt W " OF gals and aIuests heretofore svne
tSi"tti. tine N. snd that she ave sDs sara pemerf
az" :cAtioi OF he's dotal and paraph.IIsI propt,.
~ "lthou. the control IT her husband: and Il in
!ttHdered, sdIudged and decy-ea u - there,
~ ." judgment III IavOg Of said paiY.,S Maria
M!.'sl lie OF leon RedOn and acays. defend.
aI' leon heCon, heS husband, ~. ,hs VI Of Il y.
.t"H hundred do! .ars with 10 gal a. s.oni the
.".h'S sIxth Gay u March. I&.4 .,.:.. y.a nd
costs Of suI:
.a"s1nen. rendered Apr! - ls:l
>.Lt1 May :. ~.
3. I. Lynch. Judge.
IN 'sAe nrHv whereof hare hs>usse ,re me
H.L" and affixed the sal OF tie s.iI cea-. "a ia
cry "f New Orleans, an this third ,lav ~ Nav
L tAe year o! QUE Lord one .N.I.sSrI iviys huns
Cie" ana sev.n'ytlIree and che Yi.e.yseyertA
!'"' 81 the Independence VI .i~ United states.
,,.o... CTa4 ARROYO
- -, Deputy Elerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATES OF JOSEPR HNY AND VIII.
lam ). Pattisen. individually ant. as usu.eIs
Vi :Ls GIW vi Joseph Hoy ! 60.
CHJ7ED STATES MARSHAL. OrrcR
New Orleans. May "a. 1873. :
TesElS IS 70 GIVE Notice THAT AN ALIAS WAR
4 'a..' in bankruptcy has been issued o.. of he
N;st:!ct Court Of rhe United States the District
o. Louisiana against the estates Of .cseYh HOY and
W lam J. PattisoD, Individually and Us members
OF she hIn OF Joseph Hoy i Co of New o. ans il
i%Ggsd bankrapts upon their own pe.itiors: that
ths payinen. OF any debts and the delivery Of any
property oeionging 10 said bankJup1s. 20 'hem, or
:OT theG use. and the transfer of any propetty by
:h' In. aye forbidden by law: that meeting of the
creditors OF said bankrupts, to prove net debts
and choose oIe or more assignees OF their states.
VII! be rcd az court OF bankruptcy 20 he holden
on t:e .Eii'ieth day Of May. A. b. 49,. a: zine
OBTAINS. before c. ). Kellogg Register.
s. B. PACKARD.
hlNf6 " United States Marshal.