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The findings and sentences of the
parties tried as conspirators, before
the Military Commission, assembled
at Washington, have been published.
David E. Herrold, G. A. Atzerodt,
Lewis Payne and Mary E. Surratt,
were found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged.
Samuel Arnold, Samuel A. Mudd,
Michael O'Laughlin and Edward Span
gler were found guilty in part, of the
charge and specifications, and the first
three were sentenced to Imprisonment
at hard labor for life. Edward Span
ylcr was sentenced to imprisonment at
hard labor tor six years.
The President approved the SEN
fences. He ordered that the execu-
tions take place on Friday, July 7th,
between hours OF 10 A. N. and 2 P.
NJ, and designated the penitentiary
ut Albany, New York, as the place OF
confinement for those sentenced to hard
labor.
Accordingly, David E. Herold, G.
A. Atzerodt, Lewis Payne and Mary
Il. Surratt were executed on Friday
last, at twenty-six minutes past one
O'Clock.
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For the "I-iindicdtor -

Mr.. Editor: The following named ntletnen
viii be voted for in the Mount Scion magisterial
district (No. 81 for County offices, to wit: For
Justices of the Peace, G.. b. Rimel, Chesley Kin.
ney, p. 3. lIogshead and Waller Oder tor Com
missioner Of Revenue. End district. Erasmus l..
Houf, lst district, Joshua Monroe; for Constable,
William II. Showalter; for Oyerseer of the Poor,
g. y. Snyder; for Clerk of Circuit Court, James
+ Patterson, and for Clerk of County Court, VIM
A. Burnett. Election day, Tuesday, July 18th,
1865
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TO the Voters Of A ugusta County.

To the Voters Of AuguSta County.
FINDER the belief that Mr.. J. N. Ryan was in
" eligible to the Office OF Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, and at the soicitat Ii
Of a respectable number Of Gentlemen who enter
tanned the same opinion, ! announced myself a
candidate for the Office, in the Spectator" OF this
week.
Having this morning read the legal opinion of
A. IL. IL. otuart Esq, published in the "Spec-
tator" that ''all persons who have been specially
pardoned, or VIII" have been absolved by the terms
of the Amnesty restored to all their rights as
the prohibition in the Constitution OF Virginia to
the contrary notwithstanding as in my opin
ion, Mr.. Ryan, u eligible, ought to have the office.
respectfully with draw:from the canv ass-and re-
turn my sincere thanks to all those who desired to
confer the Office u7on
JAMES F. PATTERSON.
July 14th 1865,
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MARRIED..

On the 9th Of June 1865, BY the Rev. S. Il. Ram
sew. MIR. BRowx CLAYTON RAasEr, and Miss EMMA
K. Hodge, all Of this County.
May peace, joy and happiness ever be thine!
.. r. u,
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GTAUNTON MALE ACADEMY.-Th
- Institution will be opened on the Let of Sep
TENDER next. Instruction given in all branches
usually taught in Academies and High Schools
The undersigned having received their education
at the University of Virginia, the course Of study
pursued will be such as to prepare students fer
that Institution.
Boa I'd can be had in the Academy on moderate
terms. Produce taken, in payment Of all fees, at
market prices. For particulars address
q. F. YOUNG, Stanton, Va.
or C. ID. MCCOY, Univ Ixity of Va.
July 18th ct
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We notice the appointment of the
following gentlemen Notaries Public
for Augusta County: DR.. Sam'l Ken
nerly, James H. Callison and I. N.
Durborrow.
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nR. w. J. DAVIDSON. having located in
~ Staunton, offers his professional services.
Special attention given to Diseases Of the Eve.
Having had good opportunities for learning those
diseases as well considerable experience, he
aatters himself he Mil be able to give
faction to those who may consult him.
Patients from the Country distance should
CO me prepared to remain in town. while at least,
if considered necessary.
VA Office on Main Street first door West Of
Stodard's Tailor Shop, up stairs.
July A-lmo.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE

TXIESLEYAN FEM ALE COLEGuA TIE
w NSTlTUTE.-This Institution has been
in operation during the whole period of the terri
bic war through which We have just passed and,
in the midst of unrrecedtnt difficulties, has no.
blv and successfully sustained itself. va
And now. tt at Peace once more smiles upon our
land and invites to fields Of profit and progress,
the Officers of this School will spare no labor, and
avoid no necessary expense, that will tend to the
physical comfort, and so :ial and mental improve
ment of its pupils.
The wear and tear of the four past eventful
years, will be literally provided for: while each
department of Instruction will be supplied with
the mos: competent and experienced Teachers the
country can afford.
The Terms per Session for board and tuition, in
GLIDING Music and French, will bc $3.50 in par
money.
The Fall Session will open about the middle of
September next.
REV. WIN. S. BAIRD. A. NJ.
Principal.
, 1865-06-09
From the st. Thomas Times, June ~

The arrival on Sunday night of the
Cunard Screwship DeH0, Captain Hun
TER. from Halifax and Bermuda, brings
dates from New York to the 23rd, Bos-
ton the Gath. and Halifax the goth May.
By the intelligence received, the news is
confirmed Of the capture of JEFF. DAVIS
and MANY of his associates. At last intel
~ligence he had been sent to Fortress
Monroe, where he will continue most
likely during the residue of his imprison-
ment. ALEXANDER STEPHENS, late Vice
President has been sent to Fort Warren
(Boston.) The trial of those charged
with the murder of Mr.. LINCOLN CONT
nues at Washington, and it is said that the
Government every day continues in the
receipt Of further evidence duplicating
those who have been charged with the
guilt of that disgraceful act. President
JOHNSON has issued a very important Pro-
clamation, declaring all the Southern
ports, excepting those in Texas, open 10
Foreign commerce. He declares as Pr
rates all who may be found after the 1st
July next in arms against the United
States. Secretary SEWARD is sufficiently
recovered to be present at Cabinet meet
ings. His son is now enabled to read the
newspapers. The ram StonewaU is SAID
to have been placed in charge of the
Captain General of Cuba.
, 1865-06-09
A m a n.
From the New York World, May 23.)
By the President 9FMe United States Of america.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas,-By the proclamation of the
President Of the 18th day OF April last
certain ports of the United States therein
specified, which had previously been sub
itct to blockade, were, for objects of pub
lie safety, declared, in conformity with
previous special legislation Of Congress,
to be closed against foreign
during the national will, to be thereafter
expressed and made known by the PfeSi-
dent and, whereas, events and clrcum-
stances have since occurred, which IN my
Judgment renders it expedient to remove
that restriction, except as to the ports of
Galveston, La Sale, Brazos de Santiago,
Point Isabel, and Brownsville, in the State
of Texas Now, therefore, be it known
that I, Andrew Johnson, President of the
United States, do hereby declare that
the ports aforesaid, not excepted as above,
shall be open to foreign from
and after the first day of July next; that
commercial intercourse with the said ports
may, from that time, be carried on subject
to the laws of the United States, and in pur~
suance Of such regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
If, however, any vessel from a foreign
port shall enter any of the before-named
excepted ports in the State of Texas, she
will continue to be held liable to the
penalties prescribed by the act of Con
gress, approved on the 18Th day OF July,
1861, and the persons on board OF her, to
such penalties as may be incurred purSu-
ant TO The laws of war for trading or at
tempting to trade with an enemy +; and /,
Andrew Johnson, President Of the United
States, do hereby declare and make known
that the United States of America do
henceforth disavow to all persons trading
or attempting to trade in any port OF The
United States, in violation OF the laws
thereof, all pretence of belligerent rights
and privileges; and / give notice, from
the date of this proclamation, all such of
, 1865-06-09

miles from here, seemingly anchored, and
Colonel Pritchard is probably the only
one who has as yet come ashore from
her. The g~unboat Tuscarora anchored
in the Roads about 2 o'clock this after
noon, but nothing can be CLEANED from
her officers in relation to the party on
the Clyde.
Rumors have been continually flying
about this afternoon, to the effect that
the steamer Clyde ran in along close to
the beach about 4 o'clock this afternoon,
and landed Davis and his party on
the beach, about one mile from the fort,
and from there were marched into the
sallyport Of the watery battery, in order
to escape the gaze of the curious.
-Four o'clock, p. M-The steamer CLYDE
just has dropped her anchor in the Roads,
and there now seems no doubt but that
Jefferson Davis must have been landed
somewhere along the beach. No commu-
n~ication whatever is allowed with the
steamer, and it is more than probable
that The larger portion Of the party still
remain on board. The officer in charge
awaits the instructions from Washington.
About a week since Colonel Brewer
ton, Of the Engineer corps, received or
ders by telegraph fiom Major-General
Bernard to Immediately lave vacated q
room of casemate inside the fort for the
accommodation Of prisoners Of state. The
work on the casemates, transferring them
into cells, for which they are admirably
adapted was at once commenced. The
work has progressed very fast, and The
casematrs, which once communicated one
into another, are now Theoretically sealed
by walls of bricks. Strong iron bars, and
other substantial arrangements of a SINH
lar material %inclose the windows and
doors complete. rendering futile any at
tempt Of escape or rescue. A wide moat
encircles the fort, and strong guards of
sentineis will be posted in the immediate
vicinity Of the classmates. Every device
which %precaution and a desire TO meet the
wishes Of the government and people
should suggest will aSSuredly be adopted,
10 insure STILL further the close custody of
the most important prisoners captured
since the wal begun.-Iid.
, 1865-06-09
Baltimore, Saturday, May 20.

A letter from on board the Tuscarora
to the Baltimore american says "The
party we have consists Of Jefferson Davis,
his wife, a small son, and two daugh-
ters, together with Alexander H. Ste
phens, G. c. Clay, Colonel VIM. Reagan,
General Wheeler, the rebel raider, and
fifteen or sixteen others, whose names I
have not ascertained." The letter con-
cludes by saying. 1--WE leave for the
Potomac in a few hours."-Ibid.
, 1865-06-09
Fortress Monroe, Friday, May 10


Jefferson Davis, lale of the so-caIIed
southern confederacy, with his family,
staffoficers, &c, captured by a portion
of Gen. Wilson's command, in Georgia,
arrived here to-day at 10 o'clock from
Hilton Head, S. c. in the steamer VIM.
H. Clyde, conveyed by the United States
gunboat Tuscarora, Commodore Fraley,
Colonel Pritrh4rd, of the Michigan caval-
ry, who made the capture of the import
ant prisoners, with a strong guard Of his
men accompanied the rebel party on the
steamer Clyde orthward to this place, and
on reaching here Immediately telegraph
ed to Washington for instructions regard
ing the disposal of his charge.
At This writing, such is the strict secre-
cy observed, not only as to the presence
Of the prisoners, but also as to their fu-
ture movements, that it is impossible to
form even an opinion regarding the IN
tention of the government. The steamer
Clyde still remains out more than three
, 1865-06-09
Washington, Nav 81.

The detention Of Jeff. Davis al Fortress
Monroe is in the expectation that some
time will elapse before all the evidence
of his completely in the assassination con-
spiracy is collected. He will, in all pro-
liability, be indicted for treason by the
grand jury sitting at Alexandria.-Lbid.
, 1865-06-09
Fortress Monroe, May %.

FOTVEess WUUTOt' NIay 70
AT 1 o'clock this afternoon the steamer
Silas o. PIERCE left Baltimore wharf at
this place with Brevet Major General
Miles, accompanied by other officers Of
prominence, and proceeded immediately
to the steamer Clyde at \anchor in the
stream with Jeff Davis and the remainder
of the rebel party on board. An hour
, 1865-06-09

IenQerS Will De neIQ ana uealL WIN rs
pirates. 1t is also ordered that all re-
slrictions upon trade heretofore imposed
in the territory of the United States east
of the Mississippi river, save those rela-
ting to contrabaud of war, to the reserva-
ton Of The ri3u;s Of the United States, to
property purchased in the territory of an
enemy, and to the twenty-five per cent.
upon purchases Of cotton, are removed.
All provisions of the Internal Revenue
law will be carried into effect under the
proper officer.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and cqused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
twenty-stcond day OF May, IN the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty,fve, and Of the indeprn-
dence Of the United States Of America
the elghty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
w. Hunter, Acting Secretary OF State.
The White House was vacated to-day
by all of the family of the late President
Lincoln. Mrs. Lincoln, accompanied by
her Two sons, left in the evening western
train direct for Chicago, where the flmi-
ly will take up their residence for The
present.
General Sherman, accompanied by his
brother, took a walk down Pennsylvania
avenue this afternoon, where he was re-
cognized by hundreds of people, who fol-
lowed and Justify cheered him. The crowd
became SO large, and the enthusiasm so
great, that on reaching the telegraph
building the general WAS forced to take IA
carriage, but the impatient crowd would
not let him he driven off until he had
shaken hand with about fifty.
1t is said that General Sheridan was
instructed to destroy and lay waste eve
rything in his paIh, during his intended
Texan campaign, if the rebels persist in
resistance after receiving fair notice.
Secretary Seward was at the State De-
partment again this morning, for a short
time, attending to his official duties. FIRE.
derrick Seward continues to improve, and
is now able to read the newspapers.
Major General Sheridan left last eve
ming for New York, en- route to his new
command, which includes all the armies
west of the Mississippi. General Canby's
command has been enlarged, and the de-
partment of which General Banks had
command submerged within it, thus re-
lieving General Banks, who reports here
to the Adjutant-General
Fortress Monroe Friday. Nav 10.
, 1865-06-09

From the Boston Morning Journal, May 24.J
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de reflechir ct d'adopter un parti
qui put concilier tous les inter6ts.
L'organ,sation du credit rempli-
rait ce but. One les crsanciers for
ment une de ces associations de Ca
pitalistes 81 familieres au genie
americain; qn'ils fondent une So
ciete de credit foncier qui opere,
CONNIE une baguette enchantee, le
degrevement de la p-opriete an
moyen de placements a bngs termes
comprenant capital ct interets. lis
Sc sauveront Ell sauvMt leurs de-
bitenrs. Nous ne propcsons pas ici
un reve ct une chiuere, mais un
fait europeen ct seculsire. LIE vieux
monde, 81 lent d concyoir ct q agir,
est dependant couyat aujourd'hui
des ramifications dt systeme du
credit foncier. Nous exposerons pro-
chainement l'origine, l'histoire, les
developpements ct u condition ac-
tuelle de padmirable regime qui
etc la branche de salst des societies
qui croulaient ct qui les tirees
dun abime plus prdond que celui
vers lequel nous roubns. Nos lee
tenrs verront quill offre une par
faite conciliation dc tons les inte-
rets anjourd'hui en- souffrance ct Ell
cOnflit
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Ia communante de gains ct dacquets, qui a
exlste entire enx soft ct demeure dissoute.
II est DE- plus ordOnne, adjuge ct decrste
que le defendeur Louis Alcide Tregre soft
ct il est, par les presentes, condamns i
payer d Ia demanderesse, Adele Triche
son epouse, Ia somme de ($7.lA G3ylOO)
sept mile cent quatorze piastres ct soixante
trois cents, avec interat sur Ia susdite
somme au tanx de cinq pour cent par an, 4
compter dn 5 septembre 1865 iusau's
Placement final, la susdite somme etant 10
montant des reclamations paraphernaux
de demanderesse. -,,as.r.,.. a.
ii est de plus ordonne, adjuge ct dscrete
que. pour la garantie du paiement de lad te
somme de S7,ll4 G3Il0O, une hypotheaue
legale ct tactic soft, ct ellie est par les
presentes decretee en- favour de la deman-
deresse Adele Triche sur les proprietss de
son epoux Louis Alcide Tragre, le defen.
deur, pour les sommes suivantes, laauelle
Prendra efleta parsir des dates qui suivent.
d sayoir: -. - =
]. Pour Ia somme dc (S3,I13 O9) trois
mile cent treize piastres ct neuf cents. i
partir du 6 favrier 1850. g., -
2 Pour Ia somme do (S1,094 47ilOO)
mile quatre vingt quatOrze piastres ct
quarante sept cents, 4 partir du Ia Juliet
1852. .
8. Pour Ia somme do (sl52 s6ilOO)
cent cinquante deux piastres ct qustre yingt
six cents, apartir du Is 5decembre 1859.
4. Pour Ia somne de (S254 2OIlOO)
deux cent cinquante quatre piastres ct
vingt cents, partir du IL aoit 1854.
5. Pour In somme de ($l ,250) douxe
cent cinquante piastres. i partir du 7 no.
vembrc l556.
Et6. Pour la somme de Isl ,25O) douxe
cant cinquante piastres, d partir du avril
1857.
II est finalement ordonne, adjuge ct de-
crete que le defendeur paye les frais d'ins-
tance ct de copis d'actes. 9sr
Delivre, In ct signe en- pleine Cour, 4 Ia
paroisse st Jean Baptiste, CO % septembre
1865.
lSigne] r. BEAUvAIS.
juge du 40 district judicisire.
90 En- fol de quot jai sipns Il
@p prssente ct appose le sceau de ID
susdite Cour, 1 Ii paroisse st Jean Baptiste,
ce Ice jour de novembre 1865, ct Ia 500
aimee del Independence americaine.
NUMA TREPAGNIER,
lsn 3 grefier.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PARoIssE sr-JEAN-BAPrrsrI
Cour du Quatrieme district tiudiciaire
Marie Noemie RoussEL, 6pouse
d'Emile MERrco
SON EPorx

Je certi6e que le vingt trois septembre
mil huit cent soixante cinq, jueement St6
rendu dams cette COur dams rafIaire de
Marie Noemie Roussel, epouso d'Emile
Mericq, VS.. son epOux, dams Ia fbrme et les
tcrmes qni snivent, 4 SAVIOR: ji aE
Cour du Quatrieme District Judiciaire
de l'Etat de 10 Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia
paroisse st jean Baptiste,
L'audition dc cctte afaire, ayant 6tk
prise ainsi qu'elle await etc 6x6e, ct b de-
manderesse syant 6tabli les allegations Do
sa petition, ct les preuves 6tant On q f.
veuY, ska
II est en- consequence ordonne, adiue6 ct
decrets que ladite demandercsse, Marie
Noemie Roussel, 6pause d'Emile M&rica,
soit, ct ellie est. par les pr6sentes, declares
separ6c de- biens de con Gpoux Emile
Msricq, 10 defendeur, ct que h communautS
de biens ct d'acquats qui . exist6 entfe
eux soft ct deInenre dissOute, ct 10 de.
manderesse assume ct recouvre 10 passes-
sion ct administration de ses pruprikt<s
separees ainsi que de ID terre d6crite dams
sa petition; tscll sat
II est de plus ordonne, sdjugs ct dscr6tS
que le d6fendeur, Emile MSricq, soft, ct II
est, par les preacntes, condan,nS ! payer !
N dite epouse, Marie Nosmis Roussel, ID
somme de ($l,5s9 62l1OO) quinze cent
quatre vingt neuf piastres ct soixante deux
cents, avec interat q raison de cinq pour
cent par an, partir dn 12 a0dt 1855, date
de IL dcnande judiciaire, ct lee frais du
process, ct atm d'assursr le Placement do In
susdite somne do 81 $50 62llOO une hypo-
theqne lsgale ct tactic sur toutes les prc9
priet6s du d6feadeur, Emile Msricq, soit,
ct ellie est, par lee presestes, reconnue en-
favour de Ia demandereNe, Marie Noemie
Roussel, pour les sommes suivantes, Ia
quelle prendra eiEet ! Partir dos dates
qui suivent, 4 sav0ir:
!. Pour Ia sOmno dc (e360 67ll00)
trois cent quatre vingt neuf piastrss q
soixsnte deax cent. ! compter d - svSiD
1856. tF9'
Etc. Pour la sommc do ,eoo) dooss
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PARoIssE sr-JEAS-BAPrIsrE.
Cour du QuatriAme District judiciaire
No. 5s.-
Adele TaIcHE, epouse do Louis-Alcide
TREoRE
s8 f@ %
% SON EPOUx
SON SIOUX

Je certi6e que le vingt trois scptembre
nil h,,it cent soixante cinq, jugement a
Etc renda dams cette Cour, dams l'afIaire
d'Adele Tri ne, epouse de Louis Alcide
Tregre, ". son 6poux, dams Ia forme ct les
termes suiyants, savoir:
L'audition de cette afaire ayant stS prise
ainsi qu'elle await etc fxie, ct ID drinan,
deresse ayant 6tabli les allegations dc a
petition. ct Ia loi ct les preuves staDt en- sa
favour, @s
II est en- consequence osaonn<, adjngf ct
decrete que ladite demanderesse Adele
Triche soft ct clls est, par lee prssentes.
declarec separee dc bicns de son epoux,
Louis SAlcidc Tragre, lc dsfendeur, ct que
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cour du Quatrieme District judiciaire
F6licite FAYEr, epouse de benjamin
RoUssE:.
ON EP oU x


!e certife que lie 90 septembre mil huit
cent soixantc.cinq jugement etc rendu
dams cette Cour dams l'affaire de Fflicite
Fayet epouse de Benjamin Roussel VS.. son
epoux, dams 10 forme ct les termes sui
wants, d savoir
L'audition de cette afiaire ayant ete
prise ainsi qu'elle await etc fxee; La ee-
manderesse ayant prouve les allegations de
50 petition TT Ia Loi ct les preuves etant
en- sa favenr
II est en- consequence ordonne. adjuqe ct
decrete que Ia demanderesse Felicite Tayet
epouse de Benjamin Roussel soft. ct ellie
est par les presentes declsrie siparee do
biens de son dit epoux Benjamin Roussel
le defendeur, ct que Ia cOmmunaute de
gains ct d'acquets qni existe soft ct
demeure dissoute ct la demanderesse Fe-
lcite Fayet assume administration de ses
proprietts sepatees;
II est de plus orionne, adjnge ct deerets
que lie defendeur Benjamin Roussel soft ct
il est par les prfscntrs condamne i payer !
sa dite epouse Felcite Fayet Ia deman E.
resse In somme dc (s9395 961O0 3l4)
Neuf mile trois cent quatre vingt qainze
piastres quatre vingt seize 3l4 cents. mon
tant des reclamations parapheInaux recues
par lie defendeur avec interet au tank de
cipq pour cent par an partir dc Ia de-
mande judiciaire (i. e. du "a andf 1865
jusqn'a parfait Placement ainsi que les frais
d'instance ct les frais de copies d'actea
II est de plus ordonne. adjuge ct decrete
qua de garantir lie Placement de Ia dite
sornme de ($9395 80 3l4 cents), une hypo-
theque legsle ct tacite soft, ct ellie est par
)es presentes, d&crstec en- favour de- ID
demsnderesse, FelicitS Fayet, sur les pro-
prietes de son epoux, Benjamin Roussel,
pour les sommes ct ! ccmpter des dates
suivantes, sav0ir:
l. Pour'ia sommc de ($l2sO) donze
cent quatre-vingt piastres, du IA de mai
1888, ct
2. Pour Ia somme de- (sll5 96 3l4) huit
mile cent guinze piastres quatre-vingt
seize 3l4 cents. du II de Juliet l64l avec
interet legal ainsi qu'il est dit plus haut.
Dslivle, In ct sian6 en- p!eine Cour, 4 Ia
paroisse St-Jean Baptiste, ce % septembre
1866.
(signel R. BEAUvAIs,
juge du 4e district jndiciaire.
90 En- fol de quoij al oppose le sceau
de 10 susdite Cour, / ID paroisse
st Jean Bsptiste. ce 16 norembre 1865, et
Ia e9e aimee de Independence des Etats.
NUMA TREPAGNIER,
16n g.effier.