City of New Orleans v. Heirs of de St. Romes

The city of New Orleans, after the usual publication of notice to delinquent taxpayers, confirmed in the Superior District Court a default against the heirs of de St. Romes, and rendered judgment for $540 for taxes due the city for the year 1871.

*18From this judgment Eugene de St Romes, Victor de St. Romes, and ."Emtance de St. Romes have appealed.

In- this court appellants have filed an assignment of errors, the most Important objection being, the notice published did not mention their mames; it only designated defendants as “Heirs of de St. Romes.”

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