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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-08
LOUISIANA

A mass meeting, held In Lake Charles, Cal
casieu parish, last Tuesday, protested yigor-
ously against the use of convict labor in build
ing the railroad to Texas.
Quite number OF the hands on Panola
Concordia parish, worked by Mr.. George NJ.
Brown, have returned to the place and set
tied down to their work again. as we are in
formed Natchez Democrat.
The people of the vicinity OF Haynesvile
are about opening big wagon road from
that place to Benton, BDssier parish. This
will divert the trade Of Northern Claiborne
from Minden to Shreveport. Can't we COM
promise the matter by al hands clubbing or
rather shoveling In and building narrow
gauge railroad from Minden to Shreveport 2
| Webster Tribune.
A new postofice has been established on the
Colfax and Pineville route, to be located on
the FairmOunt Plantation and known as the
"FairmOunt Postoffice," of which Mr.. Geo. w.
Hickman is the postmaster. Mr.. Hickman
has already qualified, and in about ten days
will enter upon the discharge of his duties, as
1t will take that long for his papers, books,
etc, to arrive from Washington. DR.. r. nj.
Dean has been appointed as postmaster ID
the Big Creek settlement, but has not yet
qualified. lColfax Chronicle.
Last Wednesday at 3 .. m. there was q pub
lie meeting at the courthouse of several la
around Lake Charles and at Bagdad. Tn g
ostensible object OF the meeting was to favor
a strike of saw mill employees unless the
mill owners would consent to adopt ten
hour per day system Of labor. Written reso-
lutions to that effect were circulated among
the laborers and were signed by many Of
them. In consequences, out OF six mills in this
vicinity, only one saw mill and three planning
mills we're running for the next two days.
Lake Charles Echo.
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Just such action upon Congress as tne resolu
tion urged them to favor. .,
Delegates Stamps and Grimes favored Tn

| lust such action upon Congress as the resolu-
ton urged them to favor.
Delegates Stamps and Grimes favored the
resolution. -
COMMITTEES had offered the resolution, and
urged its passage at some length. He ar.
| pued that IL the resolution was lost 1t might
| be regarded as an Indication that this Con
vention did not favor the objects set forth II
it.
The resolution was then adopted.
The calendar being exhausted, the rules
were suspended, and theTeSOlutiOn offered Dy
Delegate Kelly, concerning an investigation
and compromise of the city debt, was again
taken up.
The main question was ordered, and the
resolution was adopted.
The resolution offered by Delegate Howell
on Tuesday, relative, to the drainage o. o.
the Committee on City Debt, Drainage, etc.
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES.
The following ordinances were introduced,
read once and laid over under the rules:
By Delegate BoIton-Concerning a special
tax to be applied to the floating debt Of the
State which has accrued since 1874
BY Delegate Grimes Relative TO unreason-
BY Delegate Land Relative to the en-
couragement of works OF internal improve
ments by giving security to stockholders.
By Delegate Bienvenu- Relative to the title
Vi IHWS.
Relative to the revival OF laws.
Relative to the adoption Of codes Of prac-
tice.
BY Delegate Providing for the re-
peal OF the law creating the Slaughter House
Company. 5.mm5m. a
BY Delegate Stevenson Relative to home
stead rights.
BY Delegate Claiborne Providing for the
appointment Of justices of the peace by po-
By Delegate Todd Relative to the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors; providing for local op-
Prohibiting gambling games and requiring
the Legislature to suppress them.
BY Delegate OFT -Relative to the delegation
Of police power by the Legislature.
BY Delegate Smith, of Jackson-Providing
for the support OF the blind, deaf and dumb
and paupers.
BY Delegate Sutherlin- Relative to home
stead exemptions.
equalization OF assessments throughout the
State, except in the parish Of Orleans, and the
election of assessors
BY Delegate billiard Providing for the
creation OF an agricultural and immigration
bureau. @5m.
BY Delegate Poche-Providing that the
standard Of value of State bonds having been
fixed by the funding act, and In order that no
preference be given to one class Of bonds
over another, that the standard Of value fixed
shall be a condition precedent to any future
settlement by the State
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Delegate Todd, chairman OF the Commit
tee on General Provisions, made a report,
recommending the reference Of certain ordi-
nances submitted to that committee to GER
tain other committees named therein. The
report was adopted, after excepting from the
effect Of such adoption an article reported by
substitute.
On motion the Convention then adjourned
until tomorrow at o'clock -
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL CoURr.
-- MOTIONS.


Mike Mclaughlin. convicted of woundfng
Luzenberg. motioned for an arrest OF Judgment
l. The court Is unauthorized by any statute
Of the State to pronounce Judgment on any
such verdict guilty Of wounding less than may
hem with intent to kill and recommended to the
mercy Of the COURT: that the jury have ASSESS
cd ~ penalty and that the court Is without au-
. That neither section 79t Revised statutea
under which the information was drawn, nor
section 79i Revised Statutes. which It is pre-
tended the verdict complies with authorizes auth as
the court to assess any penalty but that such
assessment is exclusively the. Drerogattve OF
the jury, and as they have declined to impose q
there Is no Statute of this
State authorizing the jury to assess penalty
In criminal case. except on conviction OF mur-
der. The jury might in some instances acauitt
of charge and find the defendant guilty OF
another. and although such verdict may re-
duce the penalty. 1t gives the jury no authority
In the case at bar the penalty was left to the
discretion Of the court.
The verdict In this case was not. as stated by
counsel, special verdict but partial verdict.
by which the. jury acquitted the defendant Of q
part Of the charge against him. and found him
The court. therefore considering the authort-
ties ex amined. ordered that the motion must be
Overruled.
of Joseph Maff1tana. and convicted Of man
slaughter: motion for q new trial continued
until the seventeenth instant.
#@+ ARRAIdNED.
A. b. Jessel-StabbiDg and wounding with in
tent TO commit murder; pleaded not guilty.
Morris jones' Carrying a concealed weapon; !;
pleaded not guilty.
Joe steele-Carrying concealed weapon: !:
pleaded guilty.
Victor Veazsy- Carrying concealed weapon :;
pleaded guilty.
ARRAIGNMENT CONTINUED,
Jas. Long. carrying concealed weapon.
TRIALS.
Theo Williams. carrying g concealed weapon !:
guilty and recommended to the mercy OF the
court,
Randall Ambrose. carrying concealed wea-
pom: not guilty. -.5
CASE CONTINUED.
Louis Terrebonne. carrying concealed wea-
pom: indefinitely.
INFORMATION FILED. a5.MM-.m&
Joseph Ventemella. stabbinR and wounding
Paul hloncata with dangerous weapon with
intent to murder.
SENTENCED.
Mike Mclaughlin. convicted OF wounding less
than mayhem. eighteen months In the Parish
Prison.
Joe. Steele, carrying a concealed weapon, $40
or twenty days Ia the Parish Prison.
Victor Veazey carrying a concealed weapon,
$40 or twenty days In the Parish Prison.
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In a PickwIckian sense.
IPhtladelphia Times

lIHllhu6lpHlH IlmeS.J
The PickWick Club has come again, In the
person of u North Carolina member of the
House of Represent Mr.. Kitchin rose
ID his place yesterday and, after remarking
that he meant to say nothing personal pro-
ceeded to denounce an alluson to himself in a
colleagues speech as UNANIMOUSLY false and
slanderous." He went on to observe that he
was not at all surprised at his colleagues
violating every parliamentary rule and every
rule Of decency and propriety. At this point
such language was supplementary, but the
Speaker overruled it on the ground that the
North Carolina Representative had stated at
the outset that he meant to say nothing per-
on. the PickWickian declined to exercise 1t,
and reserved further remarks on the subject
until the offending colleague should be pres
ent. Then the country will have chance to
see whether the other North Carolina gentle
man Is worthy Of membership in the Congress
sional Pickwickan Club.
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Mrs. M. TX, walsh vs.. Mrs. and Mr.. Henry
~~'

E,oURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR. AR.
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon.
orable the Fourth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, will pro-
eeed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY.
MAY a. 1879 at II o'clock m. the following de-
gcribed property. to wit
OERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with All the buildings and improvements there
on situated in the Second District OF this city,
in the square comprised within Villere, Robert
son. Dumaine and ST. Ann streets. Said lot
measures twenty six feet tAmerfean measured
front on Dumaine street by sixty feet In depth
Trench measure) Said property was acquired
by the said Mrs. Train by purchase from Ber-
nard Ehrenshneider, per act passed before T.
8. Biron. on the second April. 1862 then no.
tary Ia this city.
Seized in the above suit.
ton. the said property will be definitely
adiudicated to the highest and last bid
der for what 1t will bring. at twelve
months credit. the purchaser furnishing
bond, with good anA solvent security. bear
Ing per cent interest per annum from date
Of sale, and special mortgage on the prop
erty sold until final payment. Said purchaser
will have to deduct and pay In cash the amount
of printing sherif's and clerks fees, etc, say
about one hundred and efxty dollars; and,
furthermore, the State, parish and municipal
taxes ON said property. the amount of which Is
no' 'e' 'so0 j. L. ALcEE eAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADvERr1sEmyrr.
SHERIFF. SALES.
Geo. Grover W. Chas. LOttefer ~ -, 80 Y

3HCVs ~fVycE Vs. SaASs bUGtf0eF Az
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIM n.n
1 ish Of Orleans. No. 2557s- BY virtue fAa. A. !.
Jean Michel Storck. to me directed by thol thol and
orable the Third District Court for the az non
of Orleans. In the above entitled poarlsh oa.lh
l will proceed to sell at public anasiIe. vasgse.
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Esehca mbhcalon
Royal streer. between Canal and Custonnha staunhange. age
streets. in the Second District of this nitno
MONDAY. May 26, 1872 at 10 O'Clock ny m t2na t2n
following described properly to wit u.' inc
A LOT OF GROUND. with the buildino, =.
improvements thereon. situated In the Tbanl9s ban9
District Of this city, designated by The n,,,aIt rmItd
one In square number nine. bounded Nv 1,ai,, oer
bus, Rocheb'ave, Laharpe and Tonti stree9su un- !.
a plan dated tWenty-second Of Fehruarv1 1o ,aeln en
deposited Ia the Office of A. Mazurean nata Z, as
which lot Of ground forms the corner Of Goirnrry.
bus and Rochebave streets. measures fvauaiM faMs
nine feet eight inches and six lines front " "
umbus street by one hundred and twsnHtya. ne ~.
feet In depth and front on Roch eblays a,r I'VE
Acquired by Jean Michel Storek one Of thaa w
fendants from John Reuss by act before g aIea; ";
Dreyfous notary In this city. on the fonrthho thhosi
August. 1866. Title registered in Conyeyaureoal y
Office book 80. folio 7o4. souve
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r.. ALCEE GAUTHREATIy
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oraap,.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

INFORMATIoNS FILED.
Frank Williams, assault with dangerous
weapon,
Gus Seward assault with intent to commit
rape.
John Bumbury, inflicting wound less than
mayhem with intent to kill.
Nancy Cary. first. entering in the day time:
second, larceny.
CAPIAS ISSUED.
One -- Brown. assault and battery.
SENTENCED.
Joseph Williams. larceny. six months hard
labor in the State Penftentiary.
ARRAIGNED.
John Bumbury. infllcting q wound loss than
mayhem with intent to kill. pleaded not guilty.
5..Mr5m.--- yERDICTS.
Louisa Jackson, larceny guilty.
Julia Taylor. larceny. guilty
MISTRIAL.
George .Cognovich, George sisson. Tom
Murph, alias Thos. Mcmahon and VIM, Muir
ply. assault and battery.
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prank Roder W. John HeIndeI

IIOURTH DISTRICT COURT For ru.
10 parish OF Orleans, No 45.481-By virtuatnf ].
writ of seizure and sale, to me directed b. thss :
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled ea,sno sao
I will proceed to sell at. public auction !,
the Merchants and Auctionesrs' Exehaan,0aa ~
boase streets ths Sec I'd nd District p if'S tSs
the following. described Ioperty, to wit ~
i. A GER rAIN I LOT OF GROUND. situated
prised within Morales. St. Ferdinand. UrauIbpa1+t Ip1t
and Port streets, designated by the number tan
OF square number fifteen. on plan drawn b. NJ n
American measure. twenty eight feet six incbsaa. y
front on st. Ferdinand street by q depth 81 M
hundred and thirty-one feet ak inches and tvo
property purchased by said John Heindel fromo
FL. Laroussini, as per act passed ON the ionr
teenth OF May. 1873, before Octave Morei. notsrv
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situa,aa
In the same district as the above lot. IN M ~
square bounded by Rampant. Burgundy Dssirs
and Elmira streets, making part OF lots aalra.
a plan Of Faubourg Montrenii, drawn By IL. IL
seph Pilie dated the sixteenth OF June Inn
deposited in the office Of Octave DeArmas, 10.
tary IN this city. and measuring thirty-sixiest
hundred and seven feet eight and 4
half inches. between parallel linas.
Being the same property purchased by ths
sac yona M asaaa On i6 tba T. da InsqI q
ruary 1878. before Marcel r. Ducros. notary 4
this city together with all the buildings and
improvements on said two lots. and all right.
ways. privileges and appurtenances therol1nto
belonging or In any wise appertaining.
aeiz- d in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans,
aD17 "a mV1 Is 10 1as
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.

Michael j. savage Va. Mary Wcllhausen,
wife OF Henry Muller. separated. etc, and
Henry Muller. to authorize. etc.
rJ,H1RD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR :
L. ish Of Orleans. No. 2b.626.By virtue ei. ol &
~ pril The honorable the Third District Court for
the parish Of orleans. In the above entitled
fhs1 fhe Merchante m and Auctioneers Exchange
streets in the Second DISTRICT OF n this tIty 81 on
loving rvs aesgFeYTaA GERTAN Pso1so6Tfs 1IoTs or
gefher with the buildings, all the rights. ways ray
wise apper aiming, situated. lying and being IN
the Third District Of this city. In the square
bounded by Goodchildren. Love nov H 81 taa Kam O.
The letters A and on plan drawn by Arthur lr
de Armas civil engineer. dated the twenty, I. ,ilrst
September 1870 and deposedf fi In 9e she oGe m an o,
No. 1888 Of the book OF plans ho. B. baid lQts oI
ground measuring each thirty feet eleven
inches and two lines m rGnt on ana
eight feet one inch and four lines. between par
allel lines. Being the same ACQUIRED red by the 2.
Pauche PAU Jr as r per act before The said notary s.
Magner. dated the twenty ythird Of November.
1870, registered in the conveyance office OF this
o'yF FoUk 11R Z IoTs oF IL GROUND together with
all the rights; ways. servitudes and advantages
thereunto belonging or in any wise p appeTtaiIn- At
trfct. Designated by the numbers one. two.
three and four OF square number twenty. eight,
bounded by Rousselin Alley. O'Reilly and Broad
streets and st. Bernard Avenue. Lots numbers
one. two and three measuring each thirty six
feet seven inches front on st. Bernard Avenue.
Lot number four. measuring forty-niDe feet ten
inches front on st. Bernard Avenue. Lot num-
Der one has depth and front on Brood street,
Of which 1t forms the corner. Of one hundred
and thirty eight feet six inches and f1ye lines,
and lots numbers two. three and four have r.
regular depths. as per said plan, Being the
same acquired by said Henry Muller. By pur-
chase from Mrs. Mary Berger. widow Of Philip
Wfllman. by act before Michael Hahn. notary,
dated sixth October, 1862, and registered In the
conveyance office OF this city. Book 81, folio 547.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-08
CONSTABLE SALES.
Albert Role Va Joe RrooI

AFUeFt HVIIe VI. Joe KrOOkS.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans No. 3562-By virtue of an
Hon. w. Rogers, Second Justice Of the Peace in
and 1or the parish Of Orleans, in the above
stated suit. will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. on Royal street between Customhouse
and Ganal streets Second District of this city on
A CERfAIN LOT Of F GRoUND% 9tpSf Wifi With Of, ,be
improvements thereon. situated Ia the CITY ol
Carrollton. now the, Seventh District OF thf.
Third, Madison. Soniat and Dublin streets
Said lot Is designated by the number seventy.
three. ana measures thirty feet on Third street
tween parallel lines said lot was acquired by
the defendant herein from Frederick Deibel by
act Of sale passed before W. Fl. Pascoe. notary
public. on the thirty first day of January. 1871
Seized In the above stated suit.
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
my8 90 je6 r. BARNES Constahla
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/ The City of New Orleans VS.. Jean M. CIa-
| verie; same vs.. same same vs. same; same

The City of New Orleans vs.. Jean M. CIa-
verle; same vs.. same; same vs.. same same
vs.. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish OF Orleans Nos 30 094. 30 o93. and 30 092 j:
and Sixth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. No 1439-By virtue of four writs Of feri
facias. to me directed by the honorable the
Third and Sixth District Courts for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled causes for city
taxes of 1874. 1875 1876 and 1878. will pro-
ceed to sell at PUBLIC auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. Be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. In the
sseond s ,doh District r. t. Of this city on TUESDAY,
scribed property. to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
In the Second District of this city in square
number ninety-four. bounded by Burgundy.
Canal, Customhouse and Dauphine streets. and
designated as lot number nine measuring
thirty feet front on Burgundy street By one
hundred and eleven feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits
Terms Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
ap10 II "a my1813
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
ap1O II "a my1 8 IL
Vincent Micas vs. Canal street, City Park
and Lake Railroad 20.

L1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans, No. 9773-By virtue Of q writ
of seizure and sale. to me directed BY the hon.
orabe the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
ceed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, IL the q
Second District of this city, on MONDAY,
May %, 1875 at IL o'clock M. the following de-
s'a'oed cERTRIN PaPhis' Portion OF GROUND. to-
getner with the buildings and improvements
thereon. and the rights, ways. privileges, ser
vitudes and advantages thereunto appertain-
ing and belonging, situated in the Second Dis
trict Of this city, at the mouth OF and on the
left bank OF Bayou St. John. and on the margin
Of Lake Pontchartrain. said portion Of ground
measuring, as per plan by Castaing and Celles.
architects. annexed to an act passed sbefore 8.
Magner late notary on the sixteenth OF January.
1866. seven hundred and twenty-seven feet four
inches and two liz Des front Bayou st. John, four
hundred and nineteen feet on Lake Pontchar-
train, six hundred and thtrtyon feet six
forty eight feet on fourth line; being the
same property acquired BY. defendants herein
by purchase from plaintiff. as per act passed
before John Bendernage M Mnotary public in this
Seized In the above suit
Terms and Conditions-1. In cash to pay and
satisfy plaintiffs claim in the above suit, viz. !:
three thousand dollars $4,000. with interest at
eight per cent per annum from May 81, 1878,
until paid five per cent attorneys fees. and all
costs of suit. etc.
D. The purchaser to assume the payment Of
the remaining six notes all dated May. 81. 1878.
three OF which are for one Thousand dollars
$4,000 each, payable sixteen months after date,
and the remaining three also for one thousand
dollars each, payable twenty eight months after
date, all bearing interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from date until paid.
J. r. ALCEE EGAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Francois Ferran VS.. Jean Berthi

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pa9g 4 (
Il ish Of Orleans. No. 25,75S-By virtue - Wks tks
writ of seizure and sale. 10 me directed q Ss s6s
honorable the Third District Court JOE ~ -
parish Of Orleans in the above entitled c1fhs e IN
will proceed TO sell at public auction q Rogs II
Merchants and Aucuoneers' Exchange, .asass nUsss
street. between Canal and Customhous esNnaY strssa9Y
In the Second District of this city on M9Ene M9Io.ae
June Q. 1879 at 10 o'clock M, the fohoH1e
described property. to wit- ,.,,o lii
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. being ssrss VI
number four, In square number tnlrly.-ssIi'in hi
compr.sed within Melpomene Magn,ss' I,oa ,iss Iss
magnolial and Clara streets and the d1Vlsloa ee r
of the Nuns Faubourg: said lot measqaaus measn,aus
thirty one feet seven incues front on MeIponss M
street by one hundred and twenty " IinM ".
nine inches In depth between Daraiisi. Ia. nns
Together with all the buildings ana lmgi0s lmglae~ss
ments thereon and all the rights and prlvllsaSrf
thereunto belonging Being the sane me- IpapeSs pa12Sp
from Mrs. Marie soubise, widow Jean r'1saass Ias
Cadeac. by act passed before Ernest EuaSd ualSdad ie
notary, on the third of July. 1856. recoruoa S
Conveyance Office In book l. 80. folio 635.
Seiz5d In the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA,a
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF OrleaAe*
my1 Is % 20 Je2
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

United States vs.. New Orleans and Oarrollton
RaiIroad-Suit for recovery Of tax on dividend
Executions b. defendants overruled.
a. O. Mccullough VS.. New Orleans Gaslight
Company ct als.-Snit for damages for unau-
thorzed use Of patented machine for cleaning
gas pipes. Application of plaintiff for injunc-
tion refused. because the right Of the invention
had not been established.
schaffe & Bernheimer ys. Lisso & Sheen.-
Judgment by default for plaintiffs.
United States VS.. Patrick Harnan ct ais
Case continued until next term of court
Bill of the district attorney. amounting to
s2os5 for services rendered during the month
of Aprtl approved.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

The case of John Yoist VS.. =. A. Burke. State
Treasurer, is fixed for the nineteenth instant
for further evidence and argument.
A. II. Brown and wife vs, .. b. Penn ct ais
Exception Of oyer filed by defendant. Penn. and
exceptions Of prematurity by sureties over
ruled.
A. a. Boniel vs. Bornio Bros. ct als.-Rule for
new trial discharged.
Margaret Sabolot vs. Succession OF John Fox
Opposition Of the city OF New Orleans main
tained for 80 is. amount of drainage tax. and
the sheriff Is directed to pay that amount to
OppOnent
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession OF Marie catherine Aslae Doj

succession OF Marie Catherine Aglae D0is.
taut. widow of Jean Joseph Bonnaffe,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 4o,s6s-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to ali other
ten days from the present notification. if any
they have or can. why the account presented by
Jean SchWeitzer, testamentary executor o.this
estate should not be approved and homologated
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with
By order of the court.
ap29 my3 81 JOHN HERBERT Clerk