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THE SCHILLER VICTIMS.

THE SCHILLER VICTIMS. 81"
NEW YoRx, May l2.-Tlo Nov YORK agents Of
the Eagle Line have received the following cablo
Dispatch;
:. sciLLr. Mzy 1a-Te Knauth + kattai. Sf1s
Mrs. Becker, Dwight Kluck. Herman I,chnlann. apl
D. Wlsee,tnan, thas enutalming u tmpo4Asbs hero.
ThA Couaul-Gsneral Axrp<A with ma that undeF tAs
circumstances tho Gully reasonable eoltse Is 10 Jury
them dscentlJ and mark tho Rrsye2.
Hgenta Of the Eagls Llno thls evening reee!y-
cd the following dispatch from slr. Danuo'o:
0ormau Consul At bc,Ilv. " "Emealmers arrived
tonight. Will have Ill tho bodlos you wish
embh!used aud sent on. Inform I'll parties tn-
tereated that ali ordorn tor smbalning will be
attended to 1t ouca."
Losnoa, May 1850 T. ra.-rssncs Bismarck
has aent telegssp!lto dispatch to the Gorman
Consul 1t penxaate. insttncting him 10 take care
TORNADO AT DWIGHT. Ill.
DWanr, ILL.,. May 1l,-A terriblo tornado de-
yaatatsd our vicinity this afternoon. Il assum-
ed tbs shspe OF \ densa blsok olond. and awept
along close to the gsounl. Tue house OF mao
near Nevada Htation was torn t, rieces aud the
tmbsEs wers blown quutsr OF 4
mile. corn-crib nalF By uas dsatroy-
cd aud blown tho sa1na DIS
tance, 1nd tho contauts {b0l bushels OF corn aud
sumo bsrrs,s Of Eaark) were scattered AWAY on.
Tns man avuidod EolnG up BY lying hat on The
klound. boQao tttas ware torA pp and carried
away. At>Ea AAsl-stsemSvs ~ having hsAvy
sstas
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fo.r-0FfioE DEPARTMENT., WARRINGTON, D. C..
May y, 1s75.-A1 ugAR SIR: have tho ple4sure
kMonldga ie reetirt Of your rery poltA f4yor Ct tho
34th nls iurlosinR an invitation to b. prcsent tho
8oldterk aud sailurs Reunion, 10 bo hcIL III Chicago
ths 18th, 1th, and 14th Of May init yory f,tcls
reRrnt that, owing to pressure Of public engagements,
will b impossible for mo to at.oud. Elow tln
:sslon Will bo very pleasant cr, It c4crses Ia 1o.
With shauks for your cetsny, ailt, very truly yotB,
MARSHALL JhWtLL.
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and Franco, aud conparod thom with tho bnus q
~ An,ori,, ia taer ntnrnedi.d ~ aho,v NJ i
y. - s - H., III. r.. Co.. - ~. ".a" 'uss ~
~ poop4o ~ .uo H'oa 0tAsoe, Ai1 uot tns
phAks, A9e teepoof4u1s 4oE coutGactlonA OF TIE
currency.
Mr.. Myers WAS GRANTED an oxtansjon Of lima.
and con.inued Lid ronnrks until thn clo.a NJ ia
Tarron,, aas.in,, ' 1 | s1e ~te'S Va '3o
A'stnooA eees4oa' ..- ...--- s..
MEDICAL 1SHPEcTOR OF BCUooLa.
The following project for law establishing
the offico Of Medical Inspector OF Schools Was
submitted:
Fu4t-Ile ahan be appointed by The hesd OF tbs Do
pa.tmsnt Of Public lnstrncl!ou,
Steead-TtFm Of olce three ycars.
IhHa-atust 10 phya!ciail.
totrnvn e11tctea to devota hts tnslse Tins 70 the
aunas E'.,t1S y III oasee: i'm x.,, ,,,.
.ary espsnsra Ia ssste!I Luz I'D tTsy. F'''
SxfA-tIo shSu tsle coauix of tbs inttreats NJ
health .noug tho tcacers aud children Of thO public
schools.
StEentA-us .ha make sanitary investigations in 10
seet schocl.hyuaea aud gsounls and u Ill ctreu.
stance. eonuessel S1sh tas 1assscsaent md ln'rnc-
t1on VI schools Narh may AppsaF so snhuencs Tho
Aea!t. 81 eSaoss Or teashss,
,css IN oth.t sss.s ~ T..
IL altn Of tbc iun,.ss II seboois' 'N' ''AS >''
s'ataIs saali sssk 10 tFass tho origin and mode of
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

NE's York. January l3.-CottOn s.u2eis SAFES So
bales, at l5Nl5asc.
Southern -four quiet and heavy; common to fair
extra 81 75Q5 60; good to choice SIS 65 Q8. Wheat
dull, and strongly in buyers favor, 1T s 1901 Is
for winter red Western, 81 26 al % for amber do,
And 81 asa % for white Western. Corn q shade
frmer. with better expOr: inquiry. chiefly for
for new Western mxedo and 88 1880 for do yellow
IVES tern. Cofee dull and hOminally Ne lower.
Sugar aulS and nominal Other markets are firm
and unchanged.
Money easy at z,sQ as Gold stron: at ;,t, aIas..
Governments are dull and str0ng. States quiet
end nominal
Cottors- Nets receipt. $50 bales; gross isoo. Flu.
tures closed steady. January !: l32c: February
Is 32cs March !3S HI' l3!: Apri! l57s % 32e;
May i6 Ice; June It':c: July i644c. August
u l:-i6c Western markets generally steady.
Leather firm: LemloGk sole. Burnos Ayres. Rio
Orande. right. middle and hea:y weight-. ?6',
Wool Hrm: domestic tie. 4.8.ic; pulled $50
Soc: unw.sIed l:|I:c. Texas i8136c.
CINCINNATI. january H.. Cotton, quiet; mid6i;rs
1a1se Flour and VIII, al unchanged. Corn nrm a.
s00,2e. OA's tim At t0a65c YoI. .uet al fl..
Lard hrm. s,eas I3.c. kettle Ia. d!i1.c. Bulk
neals easy: shoulders 6 06:r clear rib i 0e'.c:
clear -. 0l0'. Bacon easy; shoulders s.. e: clear
sih 10. 6l0'.": clear y &c. Whisky quiet and
GrIn. tending Upward. al CSC.
ST. LOWS. January l2.-COtton quiet and m.
Changed, Flouc quiet and weak: h'tle doing
spring Chicago SSi.c bid. Corn firm: No mi ..d
G6468 &c oais-Demand lair and market firm:
NJ. s. G:sr. Whisky tirmer e.c. Pork lower:
&lS :. for March Dry salt ms ats and bacon
Only smaii lobbing and order trade. Lard dull.
aud offered a: : Is 80: no bids.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
OOn'e Hurry.

Believe in travelling OIL step by step:
don't expect 10 get rich in jump. Slow
and sure is better than fast and tlimsy. Per.
severance by its daily gains enriches a man
SnOre than fits and starts OF fortune and
speculation. Little fishes are sweet. Every
day thread, makes IA skein in year. Brick
by br!ck houses are built. We should Green
before We walk, walk before We run, and
ruu before We ride. In getting rich, the
more haste the less speed. Haste trips up
Its own heels. Don't give up a small bust.
ness till you see that IA large one will pay YOU
better. Even crumbs are bread. Better a
little furniture than an empty house. In
these hard times. he who can sit on a stone
and feed himself had better no. move.
From bad to worse is poor improvement. A
crust il hard fare. but none at all is harder.
Don't Jump out of the frying pan into the
fire. Rene Der many men have done we'll
In vcTy small ships. A little trade with
profit IL better than y great concern at a
loss. 4 small ire that warns you is better
than n large fire that burns you. great
aiea! OF water Ma, b. got from Il small pipe.
II the bnck.: is always there to catch it.
j.arg. bears may be caught il small woods
A sheep may get fat in small meadow. and
siar,e in n great desert. He who undes
takes TOO iniich, sicc. eus but little.
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SUC'Es SION OF GkOKGk RVLHIg.
secone District Court for the Payish OS C..sarsS
No. 30.i84.
HENRY y. sliEPFiERY VS.. WIDOW AMI Hf:sS g
T.C.YWITCHELL EY AIN.
S:sta District Court for tho Parish 0: C:.eSt
No. 1861.
SUCCEs Sion OF GEORGE RVLHEg.

RY V:R"rE 1F 4 JUDGMENT RENDERED sus
- s-mber ~. 49, and signed November 23 ls.e
70 me directed bv the honorable the Second Ns
trlcs Court soI the parish OF Oseans. ia tl.esbove
entitled succession. and by sirtueNf an alias VII.
~ ~ ners :ac'ss against the widow and psiIs o.
george hueh. deceased. GA the one part. and .Is
o.her part in sOiidO. to William J.. Hafpes. SW
sheriff. directed by the honorable the sixth Dig
aic' sours for IN: parish Of Orleans and os t
enttied cause of Henry y. Shepherd IS. She "do.
snc ne 'rs of T. C. Twitchel ct ais. VIII Process
snc; r az p"nHc auction. ut the Me,chahss .wssr
cana! and c'istoInhouss stree's In the Second Ds
t ,ans OF this city. on FRIDAY. January y
,a.. AZ twelve O'Clock ~. the following desca0ea
a CERTAIN PARCEL or GROUND. .isaasea n
me = KIN District Of this city. IN she sga aaS
'aience streets. forming the corner Of 81. Charles
and adi, streets. aud measuring one hundred sna
MY ieet front on 81. Charles street By ono nl ~
Cad2 street. between parallel lines; said portion o
Ground be'ng composed OF the several lots sanss
we've. Witch i~ .,rsss 1o1 ;s xow
H%eorse Ruiett. acquired by purchas. from Erne"
Merle. by aH act passed before 4. x. B.en'en!s
nosary i nHhl,c n tn. .' dsy o. fe;
N9urt TO be the property Of said ~,cc-.-ion.
cba AN 'he's"' II no" on exAis!'ica .: sse 50
Seize': . NE above sr;f cf Hanvv p. sserhe.t
, e.ins--!his se.:g Il second aud last ssft;on,
IN. s SAD propesiv will b. definitely si1ds'ated: =
.nr highest and last Adde3 fos w.,s. ;: WI
oir ., s"e!se m.DthS es.drt. she Hrys naser ss
nishlhg bond. with coed and solvent s.cnsi'y. beaS
S we per cent interest per Asln,.rs f~. date ali
spe"ai in~fsags on the prOp-Its sold SntS nDIss
psyHien.. SaIr purchase viii have - deduct als
paS IN cash sh~ eris.ins sheriff end segks ices
&c: ~hi p AMOUNT . togesh.s 20 aboss three hui
"lts and nifty dollars. and Furthermore .he Ststs,
paIl.h and nun cipal taKes. the aIaosMs 81 30
~ a"t Pet ascertain ed.
ECGErE wAGIsHAS.
Soc u, ayR
's:s!s22 ' ~A'''' 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK KLEIN.

Second District Court for the Parish o, Orleans.
No. 3i,028.
DY 9. GUlNAULT, AUCT1ONEER-OFFIc
u corner Exchange alley and Bienvllle street,
SATURDAY, February 6, 1875, will be sold At
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets by virtue of an erder from
the honorable the Second District Court for .he
parish of Orleans date1 December % 1871
A CORNER LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District of this city. designated by the No.
| i'll square bounded by Frenchmen GOodchildren
Love and Eysian Fields streets. Said lot measures
II feel inches front on Frenchmen street bv "a
feet in depth and fronting on Goodchildren street.
anu ~ feet III the rear. TOgtther with house Of
several rooms, a two-story kitchen OF four rooms.
cistern privy, etc.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. situated IN the same
district of this city, designated by Nos l. ? and B
in square bounded by Goodchildren avenue. Music
Poet and Rampant streets.
Lot No. measures 81 feet II inches lines front
on GoOdchildren GO feet II inches lines in
depth and front Music street. and forms the
corner OF Music street and GoOdchrldren avenue
together with a frame house of three ,ooms,
double kitchen. cistern, privy. etc.
Lot No 2 adjoining lot No. measures 81 feet II
inches lines frOr on GOodchildren avenue, by s.
feet Ii inches lines in depth together with
frame house, No. 622, having three roOus gallery
on the side, with closet. double. kitchen. 6istern,
privy, etc.
Lot No. g. adjoining the rear of fors Nos and
measures o. feet inch lines front on Music
street, by 65 feet ! inch lines IN Cepth, to-
gether with frame house of four looms. back
gallery and two closets, double kitchen with gals
lery In front and two cabinets cistern, privy etc
Ierms-One-lalf cash and The balance at one and
two years creditifor notes bearing mortgage and
EIGHT per cent interest per aDnum from date, tho
buildings to be kept insured and policies of insur.
ance transferred tn the holders OF the notes. and
IN case of Judicial proceedings for the recovery of
any OF said notes, The lawyers fees fixed at I've
pe4 be paa BY a
the expense of the purchasers. ja6 Il 2lBfe
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Second Distrie: Court. Parish Of Cl!ears-EO
37!iJ
NV EaSta a. JAMESON " .,nnccov
X Anct;nna.rN orr. No 8 C.rordal., 49,, -
a. SaTIIRnAY Fbrnarv !: 49, =, t~aIy.
o,c,ocL ~ M The ST. Charles Ancfion VIGILANCE in
80 has .'. a., 5000, ns tEs 81 Chara. H.; w
. r; ~; n Nv a. -. ~ s.- d. ~ W. ue'
,r;. IA - -. "a " $500 H,.;, c ' ~. a. =.
-. -: tHisans J.tS Innsm ,e. A"a u,e
99aa1 s " scrm, ~ =, 'y. e ooua.
w NJ C,o,d; ihi, CS,ni ~ ~ do W s,.'
.rthonv Ea,m,s"n hnth 5acsas.d az ",,,,,;. a'.
ahIhonx oisus"n' "''" ue'eAse"' d. p"ol'" aoc'
''E TH Eiii " S.Ir.r,r .or. nv cporrn o.
80 ~ 80, ~, ~, :y.,'. W. "n'. 49,. ~
St.ncE " IN my anu dis improvements Aut'eoHr
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First Boats on the Mississippi.

From $50 /" 1911 he only transportation
upon the Mississippi was by means of fat
boats and barges, three or four months
beng consumed in making the trip from
New Orleans 10 Lu sville. The frs, vessel
ever built upon Western waters was the
brig Dean, launched at Allegheny CITY,
Pennsy lvana. 1896 In ISL: the first steam.
bea: on the Western waters was built by
Messrs. Fulton Il Livingstone. at Pitts
burg IL was propeller. with two lnasts.
called the Orleans. She made Der first trip
ia NV Orleans in fourteen days. The
Comet aud V.suvius followed, and the En-.
s.r,,,ise " as the {. urth Western steamboat,
=. ing built at Brownsville, pennsy lvania,
in 1914 The Washington was. the fifth.
being built Mt W-eling, Virginia. and
Brownsville, Pennsylvania. She mad two
d, cks, being The tils; OF that kind. She was
. success. and the pioneer boat OF that
kind on Western waters.-LScaarge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

METROPOLITAN LOAN. SAVINGS ANp PLEDGE
Bank VS.. f. Z. Dumas and Francois Lacgoix-
No. 25.904.
NIHEREAS, AT THE SALE MADE BIT THE CIVIL
w sheriff of the parish OF Orleans the six.
teenth day of EOvemb Der. 1874 in the above entitled
and numbered suit. by virtue of writ of eri facas
issued in said case. Henri st. GEE became the ad.
iudicatee and purchaser of the following described
property for the price and sum Of ten thousand
dollars:
lot OF ground. situated in the First District OF
this city. il. the square bounded by st. Charles.
Carondelet. Canal and Common streets. measuring
twenty eight feet eight inches Sill tines front ST.
Charles street. by depth of One hundred and
twenty. three feet seven inches three Epes the
line dividing it from lot number two. and hun.
dred and twenty-one feet eleven inches four lines
the line dividing it from the properly of Z. Cor.
devioile, and twenty thres feet nine inches six
lines in width in the rear; together with the build.
iugs thereon. rights. ways and servtudes there
unto belonging. Being the same properly acquired
by the defendant herein by purchase from Julian
late notary public this city, dated july 3, 1887
Notice is hereby given to all persons who set
up any right 20 the above described property in
consequence of informally III the order, decree
Judgment OF ;he court under which the sale
made. any rregularity or iegalitv in the ap.
prasement and advertisements of said property.
in the time and manner of sale for any other
detect Whatsoever, to show within thirty
DAYS from the date of the first insertion of this
monitlon why this sale so made aforesaid should
not be confirmed and homoogated
BY order Of the Court. dated Decemher 81. 1874.
dt24 !ale % JOHN BURKE Clerk.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. I
Thursday. January II, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British bark AvOndale. Doyle. for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Udsire. Berentse for Liverpool
Spanish brig Antonio. Benet. for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Clara, .segwood. from Grand Gallon. to
masteg-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Kate Kinney. Kinney. from Helena
Josephine. COzzens. from Bonnet Care
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
w Curtis Cooley. from Mouth Bayou Macon
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Memphis
BELOw-COMlNG Up.
Norwegian bark Racer. Knudson. ~ days from
SchaIpuco. to master.
Spanish brig Golisio. Antonio. days from Havana.
TO MASTER
OUTSIDE WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Coronet. Bryan. from Havana. to MASTER
EXPORTS.
XfvERPOOL--Bark Udsire-l280 bales cotton
LlvERPUOL-Bayk Avondale-2l:0 bales cotton
1920 slaves
IMPORTS.
iasses "A half bbs moasses
notwithstanding Wilmington-sso06 cigars
IS cases cigarettes u bbls pineappes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ARGYLE LANDlNG-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
14Oi bales cotton 86 SKIS cotton seed and sundrles
cotton 1886 SKIS cotton seed 1906 and sundres
HELENA-Steamer Kate Kinney-i3l7 bales of
cotton 1894 SKIS cotton seed bbls mOasses is bbls
oil and sundries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Josephine-33 hhds Of
sugar and sundries
MEMPHIS-Steamer Belle Lee 1888 bales cotton
1858 sks cotton seed and sundriea
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January 1923 bales cotton 30 hhds sugar bbls Of
sugar rs. bbls mOasses IA bbls rice and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Jan.
uary 1881 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD. January l3-l088 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. Jan.
uary 1853 bbls mOlasses and sundries
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VALUABLE BAkoNNE sTHHkT PROPERTY.
IN til. MATER OF THU MINOR PETER q.
R.DDELL.
Second o:s:.c: Court for ,hc Parish Of Orleans
No. Is 9o2.
RY NASH L. HODGsoN-w. ,. non

RY NASH Il HODGSON-w !! NnpG.
ID con. Auctione~r-Ifiice No. CarostGc let
street.-On SATURDAY. February s. 1873 ..
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the 81. Charles Auc:lo, Ex.
change. il the basement yotunda o! the ST Charie.
Hotel! in this city. by virtue and pursuance of
an order of the Hon. 4. Z. Tssof ud re of tb. Sec.
ond District Cont for the parish of Olas,.. dated
Decem Der 30 1874. do, ke: No. rs gl2 for ac.
count OF the matter Of the MINOR p ter G. RGd....
at public auction will be GOLF
CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OY 6;RorNp
with the bu dngs and iDpro veinents thereon
situated IN the Frrt District OF this CITY, il, tie.
square bounded by Saroune. PeIdido. Povdras aid
Tostler OF rem streets. designated as lots Nos
anc Q on pan made by G. A. H-din surveyor
dated March IS. 1850. which said port ion of grou,i
measures. altogether about I. fee. 10 inches from,
on Baronne street tn from: on the rear
fronting on Fortier or Penn 5es'), by pth be
tween parallel lines Of &c feet 10 inches run, ,np
through from Baronre to PORTER OK Penn. street;
all more OF less, American measure.
The imp owe ments IONS =, 9: some Old oue.s-orv
stores OF sheds. used io' shOrs etc.
Terms and COBditions-One- third cash. At the
passing Of the titles. in United States treasury
notes. and the balance In equa! payments at on.
and two years. with interest at the rate OF eight
per cent per annum. With special mortgage And
vendor privilege from dav Of sale un.i fiua! nav
ineht. Inc mortgage TO embrace the clause OF Va
per cent for attorneys fees III case o. suit: the
osllongs TO be kept insured and the policies trana
ierrtd TO the holders Of the credit notes. The
:a1ee for the current year 1873. due a.a payab. in
.o.o: 70 Ne palc equally by the vendor ana she
Act of sale before v. j. Casteu notary oubl,e -.
'as expense O. the purchaser. jas !: 4 Ii les
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SUCCESSION OF F.x. GONZALES.
Second District Court for the Parish O: O,i..o,
No. 1889.

RI &. DE FERRET dc CO.-.;oYN q.
~ n1mf1se Auctioneer-Of"e No. 50 Royal street.
IN SATt RnAl. January %. 1875. ct twelve o'clock
NJ. at tne Merchants and Auc;ioneers' Exchanre-
s noya! street. between Cana! and Customhouse
an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge of The
second S Oistrct Conrt for the parish of Orleans.
dated December II. 1874. the following deacrihei
'roPcr'y Tor account OF said succession. TO wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the Third
Dstric' or this city. in Che square bcl.nded nv
Monroe: DelaIonde. Hancock and Blenvenu s,r.ets'
aho aesignaed by the Nos. J. 5: and :: in AZ uars
~" .. and measure each 80 feet /. inches i line
:r"hi on Monroe street. by u, feet /. inc,..s in
uGntn, ne,wsrh equal and parallel Ii. .s together
Win .he buildings and improvements here"r
ae:ms-" One hal: c,sl. and .ne balance. a. ors
n, cIe"ii. WIN ok per cent interest per srn,m
from 1Ate 70 payment. for notes secured hy zen.
40. p.lsiles. and specia! mortgage. the build.
nkS l" De Ike p, !n.ur.d for III. amount oi. credit
ara pohcy transferred to the vesdor. in c.s. -;
Hoh pa, meat OF tn. note notes. the Tee of Il ".
pei eek attorneys comm, ssur. to b., Maid nv ,h..
purchaser. AID to be- likewise secu1.d Wv NOR:
gage. ~ ~'"As
acts ~ sale ht :o:e e. g. Anry notary p,.',. a.
'Hp'''sc'| FsfenSsets GeIS a 4.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

MRS. THEREZA GROETsCH vs.. GEORGR WILL.
LIAM GROETSCH-NO. 6el6.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE SEVEN.
i teenth day of November. 1874, Judgment WAS
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit, in the words and figures following to wit.
Mrs Thereza Groetsch Us. George William
Groetsch No. 6326.
On motion OF Braughn. Buck & Oinkeispiei. az.
torneys for the plaintiff in this cause. upon pro.
ducing the due proof in support Of her de.
mand. the law and evidence being with plaintiff.
it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the judg.
ment by default herein entered on the twelfth in.
slant be now confirmed; that plaintiff. Thereza
GrOetsch, have Judgment against defendant.
George William Groetsch. decreeing a SIP .ration
of property between the said parties. and con.
demning defendant to pay plaintiff the SUM OF
s l0,350, with five per cent yearly interest from
judicia demand. and costs of suit, with the mort.
gage and privilege upon the property o. her hus.
band in such cases allowed by Jaw to married
women.
Judgment signed November 81, 1874
A. SAUCER, Sldge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and af xed the seal Of the said court at che
city of New Orleans, on this twenty.third day of
November. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, four
EDWARD Il. CANNON. Deputy Clerk.
delf ia1 l6s
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. EREDERfKA JOACHIM. WIFE OF PHILIP
Lucas ys. her Husband-No.


7 HEREBY GETTY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
L day Of November. 1874. judgment rendered
ia this court in the entitled suit in the words and
figures following, to wit
Mrs. Frederika Joachim. wife Of Philip Lucas. vs.
her husband, No. -.
On motion of Ducros & Samboia. Of counsel for
plaintiff. and on producing to the cour: due proof
in support OF said plaintiffs demand. the raw and
the evidence being in her favor. it "a ordered ad.
judged and decreed that tn. Judgment oy default
herein entered on the third instant be now
frmed and made final. and accordingly thai there
be dgment in favor of plaintiff. Mrs. Frederika
Joachim. and against defendant Philip Lucas, her
husband. decreeing separation of property be-
twee;. the sad parties and a dissolution of the
community of acquests and gains heretofore exist.
ing between them. 1t is further ordered shat de.
PENDANT pay all costs of suit.
Judgment signed November II 1874
Z. NORTH CuLLOM. Judge.
IN Testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said court the city
of New Orleans. on this twelfth day of November.
i'll the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and eeventy-four. and the ninety ninth year
of the independence OF the United States.
EDWARD EEENA,
nO2D delS ia26 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14
BY Hoey & o'Conno-.
A'AASEST IN siiiP. Missouri AS3 COMP
DE!CE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF DAVID MccoAsr.
Second District Court For III. Parish ~. o,
No. ): 1863.

RrH6EY & O'CONNOR, ArCTYoEssRS-
~ Nicholas J. Hoey. Auctioneer-O fice No. n IL.
Grange rlac-;-sATu RDAy. January 30. 1875 a.
ssrs Exchange. on Royal street between Canal ana
", ',e1House street. in this CITY OF New Orleans.
' ny sa'tne OF an order # the Hon. A. L. Vssot.
iudee Oh "" second district 70. the par.h al
orleans. dated December q, 1874, will be sold nv
Pu9hc auctios. i,t account of said success on the
Following property. to it ~
THE IN EREST OF THE DECEASRD be,no
one nndi'i1ed eighth in and 20 the hull. masts
sss ns. ETC.. Of the vessel Or skip called the Mis-
2. THE INTEREST OF TIKI DECREASED Se,no
one Undivided eighth in aud 70 the h,Ii m as,s
fGsvee 10y ~"o" 'no tot1'
TERN. Terms 0: sale-cash on the spo. IN United State.
easary notes. and costa Of transfers to be a. the
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