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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
A Scrap Of Criminal History.

The New York Herald announces the
death in q Southern State of Francis b.
Edymoine. The mention of this name re-.
calls one of the most singular prison Incl.
dents that ever occurred In this State. In
1852 EdymOine was convicted of burglary
at Osweg0 and sentenced to five years in
the Auburn Prison. In August, 1853, Gov
ernOr Seymour, then in his first guberna-
tOrial term, received from Auburn two sets
of papers, one signed by DR.. Briggs, the
prison phvsician, and the other by the war.
den, agent, chaplain and number of
keepers, asking pardon for Edy moline,
representing that he had been exemplary in
his conduct and was then in an advanced
stage OF consumption. On these represen-
tations the Governor promptly issued the
pardon, and the prisoner was released. A
few days afterwards, however, it was dis
covered that the papers had been forged by
Edymoine, and that, by the commission OF
q crime which had sent hundreds to prison,
he had actually secured his release. He
was skillful penman, and had practised
the art of forgery with such successful re-
suits that the signatures upon the papers
were fac Smiles of the autographs Of the
several gentlemen, and could not possibly
have been detected. Edymeine was soon
afterward arrested in Albany by Captain
Hagadorn, who is still q member Of the
<AAU~Ay pO1AOCS 0Au AOUuA LOU w AuDuEu, UuU
was soon released on writ of habeas cor
pus sued out by Clarence A. Seward. The
writ was made returnable before Judge
Humphrey, and Christopher Morgan,
Clarence A. Seward, j. R. Cox and B. f.
Hall appeared in behalf of the prisoner,
while Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, w. T. Worden
and M. s. Myers appeared for the people.
The trial resulted in the release Of Edy-
moline from custody, the court holding that
Q complete pardon could not be revoked.
The affair created Q great deal of excite
ment, both in Auburn and Oswego, and the
wings took especial pains to deride Cover
nor Seymour for the silly manner in which
he had been fooled. No prosecution was
brought against Edymoine for forgery,
although one was talked of, and he quickly
disappeared. He was at the Tins about
twenty-six years Of age, Of superior lntelli-
gence, and his father. was an Alabama
planter who had given him q collegiate
education. He returned South after his
and it was said that he forged
the railroad passes for his journey. When
he departed he told Captain Hagadorn that
he intended to give up his life of sin, and
as nothing had been heard of him since
until the announcement Of his death it is
very likely that he kept his word.-Zroy
Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
General Exchange

An unusual heavy rain storm which prevailed
throughout business hours, for some time sus.
pended the movement, but under the influence of
an advance OF l-16d in uplands at Liverpool and
&c At New iors, with al improvement in foreign
exchange the sales summed up the amount noted
above, par.lv Mt previous rates and partly at an
advance of &c. the market closing irm at onr
vance of nc.
The sales for the past three days sum up II 500
bales C20O on Wednesday. $500 yesterday in.
Guiding 100 not reported until to day and
ZOO today, making an aggregate for the week of
SO 400 bales, against "a $40 last week and As 600 the
week Def re. Weeks receipts, SO $40 bales em
braclng 1886 from other delivery ports (of which
3OS2 from Mobile. 80 from Florida and 32l from
Ie1ae) and 80 IA proper against IS 485 last wes X
and a 957 last year. Total proper since August 81
$40, $50 bales against 400 last year-decrease
1873, 40 bales.
! The exports comprise % 1893 bales, embracing
g 60 to Liverpool GAS to Havre. It's to HAMBURG
2i3O to BremenS 1850 to Revel, 500 to Barcelona
1897 to Genoa, 3.fl to New York and 638 to PhiIa,
delphia, to which we have added 30 by rail-
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the pOrtan from II NJ. YESTERDAY 10 IL n TO-
dav is 80 bales, against IA 500 last week and
zs.l47 last year, aud since Friday 81 637 bales
against l04 I'll last week, and l23 046 last year
iotal since August 81, 2825 l45 baee against 927
~ -. up to Thursday noon, February 10 last year.
'eKeludlng the above q l47)--decrease l0s. ao2
Il exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusivel to Great
;. o1 Last year. and to the continent 81 165 bales
'gSanst 40 last week and "a 1870 last year.
!. cc4co 81 et Al the delivery ports made mn to
t3o ca =. ~ balss. against s47 eSl LAST week and
The weeks receipts at the interior towns a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
q. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Myra CIark Gaines VS.. the Civ of N.,-
the I'M! ED STATES CIRCUIT COuRr FOE
1fos .he fhtn Circuit ann District OF Louisiana No
@ Mby virtue Of writ Of pluries feri facias 10
rted 10 sell to the highest bidder, on THTRSbAV
t marcn r. 1872 at twelve O'clock NJ, at the en-
city, the right, title and interest Of tls ;t m rnll
sr,S nS, and to the following described prop
CkRTAlN PROPERTY hereinafter descr,h., -
ACCORDANCE with plan or sketch thereof Tra r ~
ny : d. w alton Esq, auctiOneer: VAC"
and Data 49, 10 oounce "a BY Canal Water Gravie,
pe..I screets, containing eight lots of grounS
mum, mum oered fom one to eight inclusive and waas
nr,ng iaS feet inches lines fropt on Canal trea
inches on Graviey att On Water street 1871 feet
Deita street. with the right of batture and fptnr
ac snHhps in in front of the same. ''1'e
SUAhh NO. Z, bounded by Delta Gravier wotax
ana poydras streets, containing ten lots If ,
NUMBERED from to 10 inclusive aud measIina 2s
street :rS ssia 1'7 feet
street. and IA feet 10 inches lines on Povirss
reet with the right of bstture and future Scnra
eVCAhE No. 8. bounded bv Water Giroa DIE.
ground nu,n Jne streets. containing ten lots of
nS ass eet p 1n , tram to 10 inclusive measur-
Gir"5 VI Notre Dame street, and 100 feet lines IN
SQUARE No. ana 5 5sS feet liz line Pile street
No're Dame streets, containino n TO- rev ana
gaoand numbered ul from to TO- incln.u ,U's n .,
sfras, 16g Is, feet inches lines front ON Pine
ob1nr
N.r rne on New street and 1870 FEET 1ne
tra Dame street, with right Of batture and az,
VIZ Scn ncGIe'ions in front Of the same "u 'u
N SXoAhE NO 10. bounded BY Pile Nortra Now.
aro m ano Juila streets, containing nina Iots 81
300 numbered from to g. inclusive and 1vos "
I5d I<S eet inches one line front an PIN t
;nsb f9Tr lines on Nortre Dame sheet as
m , nnes on New street and I2O test ines
sn 1uia street, with right Of battnre anJ ftu
"IS nH.nE Ia front of the same uAo
in - nS NO I-Eleven lots nearest Julia straa+
81 'Ie squsre bounded by Pile, Julia. New ana
az. 'osepn streets, numbered from i to II inci,,
feet in"h sad plan the eleven lots measuring a7o
aAd h ot running through from street to strees
a,,i. naviDg depth of 12O feel lot fronttnn O..
SQUARE No: l2-The right of batture and .,,.
hv "a 'front.' of the square of gronnJ honrSs
~ LIZA water, Lafayette and Girod tr. uVunue e
y inches 2 lines 'o1 e1Seet OF 3b3 feet
nxuAhh No; l3-The right of batture md e,.
S n In trout OF the square of srovrd h
nv Delta Water, Lafayette and Povdras bounded
lines. sSAooI o1 81 ieet inches
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms-Cash On the snot
United States Marahap: .n
49, 1875 omce, New Orleans
Sel9 20 u mb6 l72s unif.d p PACKARD,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
MN ORLEANS REPUBIIOAN, SATURDAY. 90 1876


esace Is SO bales. against 10 !se las week, and
last year; the shipments 134 bales, against
22,6l6 last week, and g, $40 last year; and the
stocks 100 bales, against 49, ~ last week and
14S ,349 last year. Compared with last year this
shove falling Oh Of 5!os bales in receipts, s8Os
in the shipments. and IA 1856 in the stocks.
Tne amount on shipbOard not cleared, gong on
board. and engaged for shipment was set down 1t
the opening this morning At lag. 500 bales. em.
bracfng 900 for Liverpool 30 900 for Hsvre. $50
Tor Spain. 1900 for the Mediterranean. 1000 for
Bremen, $500 for the North Sea and 5000 bales for
the North. which. when deducted from the stock
on hand by our running statement yesterday even.
ing leaves l40.8O0 bales to represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
The Exchange reports: "sales 1850 bales, includ.
ing 1900 after ?. N. yesterday. Market firm bust
ness restricted by rainy weather" lis quotations
for good ordinary, low middling and mddling are
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l. 1874. 1888
arrived since last statement. ...... 549l
Arrived previously .............. 1882 306-s37, 1877
SOo,1SV
CLEARED to-day Observation-Disclosures. 20
Nioefeo previously. 63662i-656,65l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20

80 "BDe.o SlsE
l. Northern Democrats and Northern Dem
Ocrstic pap6rs have received from one"
the representative and most bitter Demo
cratic organs of the South most scorching
rebuke, which they certainly won't publish
sue of Sunday, January 81, the Bee, which
was formerly published half in French and
half IN English, but which became 30 popu-
lar with the Creole population of the South
that it secured all these people for its sub
scribers, and having. therefore, no longer
any need for English written columns, Is en-
tirely printed now in French, with the name
| of TAbeiUe de la Nourelte Orleans, pub
| lished the following declarations, under the
heading of "Compromise:"
| Our past does not render us suspected
| in matters of compromise, for we never
approved alliance with infamy.' nor recon-
| mended Ey brid fusiOns, more dangerous than
| useless. We feel, therefore, perfectly at
our ease to exercise free speech upon that
question, as we do upon all subjects.
Our Northern friends say to US, above
that of the whole American people, and it
is certain that if SOU hold fast and stand
firm this cause will end in triumph We
are happy of this assurance, but, however,
it is necessary to understand each other,
and not to play with words.
ut might be useful, for the success of the
national opposition against Grant, in 1876
that Louisiana should remain two years
longer in the condition of chained and
agonizing victim. But this is role which
has nothing Of consolation in itself, and it
is allowable to the people of Louisiana to
see whether. until the State shall be saved
by the Union in 1876, it can not save itself
somewhat in 1875"
And then the New Orleans Bee proceeds
to advise compromise, though, perhaps,
not exactly the same as that recently pro-
posed and discussed in the Conservative
caucus. We can easily understand that the
Northern Democratic press has attempted
to bury in deep silence those utterances of |
the great Southern ultra Democratic organ.
Even yesterday morning the FrancO-Ameri. |
can Democratic paper of New York, LIE |
Courier DIES Flats Unis, publishes from its |
French New Orleans contemporary some ex- |
tracts which would cause every reader to be- \
lieve that the Bee is still in favor of dead |
ly fight against the federal government,
even at the expense Of the real inter. SITS Of
Louisiana. The importance of the declara-
tions of the New Orleans Bee does not lie
80 much in the fact that it advocates the
plan Of some compromise, as in the rebuke
it gives to those Northern Democrats who,
feeling very comfortable in their Albany
Offices, cry out to their Southern brethren
to stand up, and to suffer all the horrors of
the battle, which, If successful. will profit
only Northern Democratic politicians. Let
us hope that the lesson taught by tho New
pie Of Louisiana, but will open their eyes
to the selfish agitation of the Northern
Democratic papers.-Ne,c York Commercial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20

The Bourbon element in Tennessee is not
so delighted with the election of ANDY
johnson as the BOurb0ns of Pennsylvania
evidently are. The Memphis Ledger is in a
wretchedly disappointed mood, and saws:
I'VE today turn the Democratic rooster
upside down, and acknowledge the defeat
OF the Democratic party in the election of
the demagogue Andrew johnson to the
United States Senate. The rival Democratic
candidates fought each other bitterly, and
would not give way, which undemOcratic
and unpatriOtic course caused their defeat.
The Ledger regrets the result, and goes into
mourning over the disgrace cast upon Ten
nessee by Democratic Legislature"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20

Gold opened at 1l4A Oils. against ll4A at New
York, and after fair business closed at Has q
ll4f * lower than yesterday against 114a in
that market. The sales summed up $50 0OO en-
braeing $1,000 at l141: 1000 and s10 900 at 1l4a;
SIS ooo at ll4A 0ll4k $4,000 and sl5, 600 at ll4as
The silver market continues without any appa.
re ut movement, al d If it were not for occasional
York tor sales it might be called entirely lfeless.
American half dollars are still quoted at l07 0lO71
while Mexican dollars rule ut 9s, gold against
S6k0 Yesterday, owing to the stiffness in do
Owing to the advance in gold and bills at New
com mercial and bank, but under the subsequent n
decline in gold and report through private
sources that bills had fallen off also, the former
changed. The movement was Of Moderate ex.
tent amounting to aT 500 comprising 1900 $500
s sna at o%s sng Ct sdos do S 4
055l: 5000 Al clear at -; 92c0O bank at SIS 50,
and ESQ, do at IS 81.
and the in ssS a s New York
were apparently without effect on the market
here. nothing transpiring to inccate any able
bracing 10000 rising 50 oOo so 600 and 100 600
commercial at 4S7h; 100000 bank at 453Is, and
100 go on Italy at,
close: e5 4sk 9S so for bill Of lading and Al clear
for commercial and 1884 for bank.
Domestic exchange opened at previous rates
Tor bank: while commercial sight stifened, owing
to less liberal fferinss. The sales Of New YOrg
sight covered $AO,00O. embracing $1,000 COM
melcial, $4,000 $500 ard $4,000 private
par, and $1,000 and 600 bank at 80 y cent
premium.
The banks continued to check on New York at
i cent premium, and commercial sight was
quoted at par against -dpaI Yesterday.
Owing t. the rain storm there was less move
nent in stocks and boz DIS. The only sale Of the
former reported was 100 shares Louisiana levee,
preferred, at - Is.
The sales Of bonds included $4,000 new State
:on idated seven per cents at A and $1,000 and
5 400 do At AN. The closing quotations were 440
Az.
Nothing was reported in city gold bearing seven
per cents, " hich were still quoted at about SO.
We notice that old State bonds rule at about BIO
% with the January, 1874, coupon on.
Metropolitan Police warrants are apparently
Without movement. and are quoted nominally at
0052 New Metropolitan Police warrants are now
luOted 1T 80085.
No sales of city appropriation certificates were
epOrted. They continue to gradually advance,
icing now quoted at 5000.
In State warrants we noticed sale of $500
Id at 29. Old were quoted at the close at % 03O
nd new cat 54055.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
CAUTION,

CAUTION.-THB FOLLOWING BONDS WERE
- stolen from my residence, February 8, 1875:
September %, 1872. funding bonds of Carroliton;
have ffty.nine cou pons at eight per cent. payable
May aud November l. Bonds to order. Right
April 25 1873. funding bonds, coupons attached
above. MRS q MCKAY
fell
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River and Marine News.

OouTAwnsr Pass, February 10. 6 p M.-Barometer
1880 Wind south south west, fresh, with thick
fog. No arrivals or departures.
fAssAEOgrRs February 10. Noon.-wind east.
northeast, lights . thick fog prevails. No arrivsls
Sol ed-Barks krnest and Marie.
v.okssuEs, February ls-Eo boats mp to-day
night Robert 3. Lee, at 8P NJ Nesther varm
and cloudy. River fell o. ven inches.
4RMPaIs, February 1.-the river has fallen
ten inches. Weather moderating and rainy, Ar
rived Quickttep from White river. Departed
Longworth, for OhU river; Helena for vickeburp.
1iver.
GlNCINNArI, February 19.-River ten feet and
rising. Weather cloudy; light snow; weather mod
Grating; ice sofening rapidly.
PIT!sBuRG. February l9.-River UNCHANGED
Weather warmer.
kvANsvnLK, February 19-River nine feet and
about stationary. Ice thinning out and rotting
fast. Weather moderating.
CAlKo. February ls.-Eo arrivals. Departed
TOle for New Orleans. River thirteen feet ana
falling Wea, her cloudy. Mercury 800.
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-River falling, with
Elk feet in the canal. Weather mild end threaten
ing. River full cf inatirg ice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
MARKETS..


NRw YORK, February l9.-The Posts financia
article says: The Wall street markets to-day art
Gold opened at ll4h ard bas since sold at thai
price and down TO las the quotation as we write
being lHhall4A: Gold loans for the day have
been aud 2le W cent for carrying the Cpeu ling
rate havi' been y cent. TIE foreign exchapg ID
ma market is dull and about steady at yesterdays
drawers are 81 s3s and 81 81 respectively.
IN the money marie call leans are still 263 per
cent. with ~ per cent the ruling rate. Prime
cording to date of maturity. Government bonds
are irregular. but in the main steady state bonds
scn tne BOARD were higher; for Missouri long
The stoch market ct the opening was irreDnlar
but soon became strong. and prices have since
~. ~ win The volume of business under
lhe extreme sales have been: Western Union
s s;g gram ~ 02; lake Shore 73 074a: Pacific
nal 81 = da2e; Ohio and Mississippi "a !. d24I
Morthwes'srn an a4ak; Union Pacific 3sh a sss,s
ST. g. Paul AN aa4a Wabash Ios alls; Erie rs "a
1sh. and Iock I-and ioss. alos,a' nan" central o.
rsuEaI-a*a &c Tor fair to good refining; nc
1Sd prime; in 1th NED 6SGyancng prices higher
mar 70 fsn,v' Ne" oi'eahs 4ue'; 'S066c for ordi-
Cotton closed closed, steady holland. lssc ore.n.
Futures closed steady; sales 1900 baes M t",.
love: Low middng for February Sic: for March ci
Sie ss FORM dr june assT q , &C. for Nay
n 32dI7 Lice: for August II 5.3adI7 3.isc faSy
September nominally l6Sc. 'e' luz
as 90 good to oh, ice IS 45d5 4s, Wheat IL hst.r ~
moderate demand 81 2o0i "a for winter red
Western: 81 rs for amber do; 81 25al 20
for white Western. Corn abou lc bett.r. fa; ~
d mand. s308lc for Western mixed; s3L d84e for
yellow. Coffee dun aud nominal. Sugar unsettled
hone Offering account Of tariff prices, wholly
nominal. Rec quiet and unchanged Talow
heavy; 8AdSAc; asked. Bosin and turpentipe
steady. Pork h. ayy new mess, $l9 u.s. Prime
lard easier; prime steam 1879. Whisky stead,;
FL 0S. Fr.ights to Liverpool steady.
ONCINNAri, February 10 Cotton firm: middling
1Sc. -Four dun and nominal. Wheat dull
red 81 o10l TO- Corn-Demaud fair; &c. O lis
STEADY; 59d63c. Fork firm; Sl9 Lard-Steam
l3'S @laAt I; kettle l4h 0Hhc. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders Ga 01c; clear RIB "a 09Sc;
clear lot alotc: Bacon steady and unchanged
Whisky nrm; 81 So
At. L0Cis. February 19-Cotton arm; middlinr
$50 Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull; No.
red Win,er $iNsh. Corn firm; 63165c Oats
FINER; S6G564c Whisky 81 o6. Pork firm. & rs So
Dry salt Beats-Shouders 6Ac; clear rib 81 g.
clear le0l0Ac. Bacon steady and unchanged.
Laru soc.
Foreign Markets.
LvxRPooI, February 10, P. M.-Cotton-sale.
N Q basts OF u,iddny uplsnds nothing below good /
,rdtbary shipped March and April, l5.l6d Yarns
nd snbfice q 0Ancbester steady.
lvHpON r brupry 10, 8 p. ~ Money Street rate
. below that If bank. Tuspf milne 96s Sd GeSs cd
HAVANA February la-Fxchango nrmex; Quilted |
txies' sixty days currency - premium: abort |
eht se0S6 premium; siyfy days gold l231l:s |
i. a, y ~; on LoHac1 i50af5l premium; on Paris |
4 ass2S premium. sa1er frnes. Fsejghts fsnes. ]
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
SIXTH DISTRICT Court FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
CALEDONIA LEVI VS.. EDWARD NEWMAN-NO.
7l38.

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE NINETEENTH
Il day OF January 1875, judgment was rendered
IN TINS court i'll the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following to wit:
caledonia Levi VS.. Edward Newman-No. 7l38
In this case, by reason of the law and the evi.
dence being with pl-intif it is oldrred, adjudged
ana dec eed that the judgment by default terein
entered on the thirteent h day of January instant
De now conf med; that there be in gment IN favor
OF par TN, caledonia Levi: and against deft nd
ant, Edward Newman her husban. decreeinc a
separation Of prop rty between the said parties
and dissolution Of the community of acquests
ard gains existing between hem; that plaintiff
have Judgment sg inst her SAID husband for the
sum OF $S27s with legal interest from judicial de-
and administration of her separate property. and
that defendant pay the costs of suit.
Judgment signed January %, 1875.
A. SAUCIKR, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and liked the seal of the said court at the
city OF New Orleans, on this twenty seventh day
OF january, IN the year of orr Lord ole Thousand
eight hundred and sevsntv.f Z.
Ja3i fel3 u FRANK WALL, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
There il Q story about

There is story about jolly doctor call.
ing on lady ON his way home from . din
ner party, and being 90 full that he could
not count her pulse beats. Conscious of the
cause of his difficulty he, in moment of
irritation, blurted out, "Drunk, by Jove ~
and rushed ont Of the house. The next day
the lady sent for him, and said that she
lamented that he had discovered her con-
dition, and begged that he would keep it
secret.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20

Succession of Joseph Alphonse Pessou.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 37,7s2.- Whereas Louis PessOu
s.ration on the estate Of the late Joseph Alphonse
Pessou, deceased. interstate. Notice is herehv
within ten days why the prayer Of the said nett
TONER should not be granted '"''
By order Of the Court
ft18 % rs FRANZ pACv IN c,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
ESTATE OF MAURICE KRANz.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFF

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans, February s, 1875 !
FxNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis.
trict Court of the United states for the District
OF Louisiana, against the estate of Maurice Kranz
OF NewOrleans, in the parish Of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana. adiudged a bankrupt, upon his own
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him OF for his and the transfer Of
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose more assignees Of his
estate will be held at court of Bankruptcy to be
holden on the twentieth day of February A. d.
1875, at twelve o'clock NJ at the Customhouse
building New Orleans, before C. s. Kellogg register
s. B. PACKARD,
Ofe6 ~ United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
cA,rrmUsp rpo,a rlssr fAes. /

wood, very dry, and water scarce-only
three small engines, hose about garden size.
Seven hundred families are homeless. The
fire was still burning when the Alps left.
Five Years' Imprisoauees.
KINGSTON, February 19.-1ntelligence has
been received from Hayti that General
Alexis Nord, who was recently arrested on
his arrival in that republic from St. Thomas,
has been condemned to five years. impris
Onment.
Insurgents Banished.
HAVANA. February l9.-The rebel pris-
oners, Generals Calixto, Garcia and Miguel,
sailed for Spain on the fifteenth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession of James Crellfn and Mary
Crellin, his wife.
0RCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
- Orleans. No; 81 sol. Whereas, Anthony Grammar
has petitioned the court for letters Of admin.
istrati0n on the estate of the late James Cren nd
Mary Crellin. his wife deceased intestate. Notice
ie hereby given to all whom it may concern to
the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
fe20 Is mh2" FRANK PACE JR., Clerk.