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LITERARY FACULY.

LITERARY FACULY.
T. G. ANDERSON, D. D., President.
r. BEARD. D. D., Professor Ancient Languages
and Theology.
B, W. MOD0NN0LD. D. D., Prof. Mathemat-
les.
JULIUS BLAU, Prof Modern Languages.
j. W. BOYD, A. NJ, Principal Preparatory.
The course Of Study is extensive and thorough,
and the Trustees are determined 10 make the
University what it was before the War-the lead
ing Institution in the South.
Tuition Fees, SIS 70 SIS per Session.
Boarding, for all Departments 81 to s. per
week.
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tiaiOn and 9mFrifan.
sUNpAY. AUGUsT I'd. 80.
veats for the Union and American.
NashvIIIe - Chatlanoorn RaiIroad.

and Northwestern Railroad
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Aiuae connections made A. -ltNfn.Nu ana lla
tauooga lor an cities tasf and souia.
sleeBiils eafs IN 30 IS iaht PASSENGER train.
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The announcement Of the payment Of five per
cent deposits in the Treasury. and the auspicOus
result and declaration Of principles of the Phia-
delphia Convention. impaired more confidence to
money market than we have known since the
termination of the war. The seventh and eighth
declarations of the Convention, both unanimous
~ sanctioned by the Southern representation,
are especially important in their relation to the
public credit
IMPORTS AND GOLD PRENuUN.-Among the caus-
os of the high premium of gold is, says the New
York Herald, the heavy amount Of our impOrta-
tons from Europe. The extent Of these may be
inferred from the following official report of cur
imports Of textile fabrics from England, for the
first six months Of the year mp to January 30,
which Is as follows:
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JoHNsoNvII.LE is busy place at the
present time. A heavy force Of workmen
are employed in the construction Of the rail-
road bridge over the Tennessee, and num-
Der Of buildings are being erected. Steam
ers arrive and leave daily, running in con-
neotion with the n. and n. w. Railroad
The town presents a thriving appearance.
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Our oodlooking, and manageable friend,
+. S. HAWKINS, will have charge Of the
business during the absence of Mr.. ROSE.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

n q e.. AID ~ n N. N. HALLWAY.
Nashvillc. Tenn. August ~. 1861. j
nNAND AFTER WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
~ 18TH. 1855. aud until further notice. psa-
seuger trains viii rua al follows.
Nashville and Chattanooga Lac.
Leave Nashville for Chattanoasa and en- points
SOUTH AZ ~ a. y. and ij p. ~. AriVe az Cnafta
nooEa az 5-a r. b.. and If0 A. 81 next day. Re
turning leave CHATTANOOGA M tlj a. h. and I'D
p. ~ Arrive az Nashville 90 las p. ~. and i.i5
4. X. next day.
An trains connect a. Wartrneo for sbelbyvins.
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mkt Ink Ink

Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
wOrld-renowned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, it has be-
come the principal in with those who want
fine, free flowing ink md for its permanency il is
decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For counting houses, banks or schools, il
is uneqalled and needs only tc be tried 10 be APP
proved. For sale By Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDOLF x CO.. Proprietors.
Corner seventh and Green streets.
Louisville Kentucky.
For sale BY Berry, DemOville x Wharton: J. X.
Harwell: Litterer & Cabler; Pulliam & McCul-
Tough; Blood q Gregory, Nashville: and by all
Druggists junel3-lydkW
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THE fire bell rang the alarm yesterday
afternoon at 3! P. NJ It proved to be false
alarm
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4TI, 1866,

On the premises. LOUISA AEB Noun NEEN0S
FURNACES situated near the Cumberland river
and the Memphis Clarksville & Louisville Rail-
road. There are about $4,000 acres Of land be-
loEine 20 the TIVE Furnaces, Of which parties desir
ing 10 engage in the Iron Business can purchase az
much as they desire. Timber Is abundant for ali
purpose. and the ore Of the best quality
TERNs OF SkLE-Ten per cent. Cash. and the
balance on a credit Of one tive. aHd three years.
dafs. W. 7. sHACKELF0RD,
AMID CLERK and Master
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Also. 20 OTHER PLACES IN FRANK
TX CnUrErarW

Containing from 6 70 40 acres each. generally
well imported. Some q them very desirable.
For particulars. as 10 location aud terms. apply
70 L. s. SIMS.
Real Estate Agent. Winchester, Tenn.
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IRBY MORGAN, O'BRYAN & co.
AND PUBLIC SQUARE, SOUTH SIDE.

Are now receiving complete First day of 81
their OF
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HAWKINS INSTITUTE,
For the Education of Young Ladies.

Mrs. Henrie Weber and Mrs. Catha-
NJ Eine Jones. Formerly the Principal of
Minerva College,, have associated themselves as
Principals Of a school for Young Ladies in
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By all means 90 to the New Theatre to-
morrow night and witness SHERIDAN
KNowLEs' excellent play of the "Hunch-
back" Miss FANNY PRICE, Mr.. HANcHETT
and Miss KATE FLETCHER, are attraction
enough to ill any house. Don't fail to
be at the grand opening of the dramatic
.nn.nn-
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fundamental and Finishing School.
w. H. WARDS
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 10 Spruce street, Nashville, Tennessee.
will open its next session on
NDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1856.

FTHIS SCHOOL HAS RECEIVED A MOST
Il liberal patronage, now largely increased. No
extra charges made for classical training. The
Teachers have been selected for experience, indus
try, patience and dignity Of character. A chldmay
enter at six years Of age, and by completing the
course, will acquire every solid and ornamental
small cchidreu placed in this school to be raised
and educated.
The buildings and location are all that could be
in warming, ventilating and bathing. Special at
tentiOn Is paid to manners and language, to spell
ling and elOcuton.
In the Musical Department the Teachers are
well known and the Pianos new.
Time is given at meals, and dining is here made
n part Of education.
Pupils should enter promptly on Monday, Sep
TENDER Sd.
For a circular apply at the Seminary. or ad-
dress W. L. WARD. Principal
au1I-d3w-w1t
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f d GE FIELD,

The Session will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Application
van be made to Mrs. HENRIE WEBER, corner Of
Tulip and GaIlatin Pike, Edgefeld.
Sc For particulars, see prospectus.
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CoNPLnlENTARY.-O old friend J. Al.
ROSE, who is one Of the largest and most
extensive clothing merchants in our city, at
No. II South side Of the Public Square,
intends starting for New York in few days,
on a journey Of business connected with his
establishment. lie has now on baud, one Of
the largest and best selected stock of goods
in the city; but, notwithstanding, Mr.. ROSE
intends adding considerably to his present
extensive and varied lot, and will soon have
the rery latest style and fashion to present to
his friends. 1t is unnecessary for US to say
anything in the favor of Mr.. ROSE, or his
clever and accommodating attaches, Messrs.
+. S. HAWKINS and JESSIE STEVENS, as
they are all well known throughout this
community and State, and need no common
dation at our hands
As soon as Mr.. Rose returns we will an
nounce by advertisement and otherwise, to
our friends a catalogue Of all the latest
Partisan fashions, as we well know that his
indomitable energy in his line cannot be
surpassed.
Our good looking, and manageable friend,
f. S. HAWKINS, will have charge Of the
business during the absence of Mr.. ROSE.
New WoOD-WoRKING ESTABLISHMENT.
In immediate connection with the loco
motive shops Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad is the establishment of
Messrs. TURBIvILLE q FULCHER. These
gentlemen have probably the best machinery
in Nashville for turning out rapidly, and in
a substantial style, sashes, doors, blinds,
cornices, brackets, castings, wash
boards etc. In fact everything connected
with building frame house can be had at
their establishment. We noticed several
valuable machines in running order, cutting
out work very rapidly. They have Fay's
patent surfacer and turned grover; sash and
slat machine for blinds patent
scroll saw machine, which in three hours,
with the aid Of boy, will do a weeks work;
and numerous other ingenious machines.
They will contract to put up buildings en-
tire. A visit to their workshop will repay
curiosity.
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PUr Up YOUR FRUIr.--Buy your Fruit
Cans and Glass Jan in any quantity, al the
lowest wholesale prices
J. w. WusoS & Co,
anlS-lm No. IL College ST.
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TERMS.

w. nm eteAt ~ W
These bills must be paid One-half in advance
and the remainder on the first Of February.
There Is but enc Session, and pupils viii be
charged from entrance only, and no deductions
will be made but for prOtracted cases Of illness.
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars,
70 be had on application.
REFERENCEs-Rev. w. J. Ellis. Hon. f. B.
FOgg, Major Geo. r. Fairbanks. Nashville.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
july29-2m
Huntsville Independent copy month";
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LAW son COL.

Law FACULTY;
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS
NATHAN GREEN, L. B.
HON. HENRY COOPER.
COURSE OF STUDY IN THE Law SCHOOL.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History Of Law
suit; Walkers American Law stephens Plead
iqg kent's Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss.-Story on Bailments; Story on
Agency; Story's Equity Jurisprudence; Story's
Equity Pleading; Greeneafs Evidence Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CL4ss.-StOry on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations: LOmax on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed;
Story on the Constitution
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NASHVILLE, August 25, 1S66.-MEssRs.
EDIToRs: The voters of the Third Ward
are anxious that JAMES SLOAN, the present
Alderman from that Ward shall announce
himself for reelection. He has been eff
cient in the discharge of his duties, and
labored zealously for the best interests of the
CITY. THE PEOPLE.
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THE Cumberland Base Ball Club had
spirited game, yesterday afternoon, on their
new ground at the termination Of the street
railroad, in South Nashville.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. AUGUST 18th.
~ 1856 and until further notice, Trains will run
follows:
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-Leaves Co
lumba at7.l5 A. NJ: Arrives az Nashville az 1000.
A. 81 keturning-Leuves Nashville 40 3.lj p. ~:
arrives at Columbia, 600 P. n.
NAIL AND ACCOuNoDArIoS TRAw-Leayes
Nashville az $40, H.; arrives 90 Decatur 20 I'D
p. ~: arrives AZ Huntsville % LIS a. a.; leaves
Decatur az 5.55 4. NJ; arrives 90 Nashville az
2t5 p. ~ Connects direct for Louisville tho East.
North and Northwest.
MDTHTs, MOBILE AND New ORLEANS ExPREss.
Leaves Nashville az $50 p. a.; arrives 90 Deca-
tur At 500 A. H.. leaves Decatur az l2s08 A. ~;
arrives a. Nashville al sos A. ~: connects both
ways at Decatur with Express Train on Memphis
y Charleston RaiiroOd for Memphis. Mobile,
New Orleans. and al intermediate points Con-
meets at Nashville for Louisville direct.
Time from Decatur 10 Louisville. II hours and
u minutes. Also connects az Nashville with
morning Trains On the Nashville & Chattanooga
and Edgeied and Kentucky Roads.
Through Tickets can be procured az the once
Of the Nashville City Transfer Company. No. =
North Cherry street. and az the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville. Tennessee.
Baggage checked through.
J. B. VAN DYNE.
jylO Generals uuerintendeut
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VINE STREET, North of Ceder, has
large force Of workmen engaged in grading.
The cutin some places is very heavy. We
saw portions that have been blasted over
eight feet perpendicular in the solid rock Of
the eminence on which the capitol stands.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Ayers Ague Cure,
For the speedy and certain Care Of In
termIttent Fever, or ChIlIs and Fever,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache, and Billions Fevers; indeed.
for the whole class Of diseases origin
atImg in hillary arrangements. eaused
BY the malaria OF missmafie conn
tries.
This remedy has rarely failed % cure the sever
CT .ase Of Chils and Fever and 10 has this great
adventnre over ether Ague medicines, that Il sub
dnes he complaint without injury % the patient.
II eontaiuy 20 quinine Or other deieieri0us sub
-tauce. nor does il produce quiHism o. any injur-
an eject whatever shaking brothers Of the
ar1ny ard the vest. Try Il and y0u viii endorse
these assertions.
Prgpsr,d by ]. c. ATER q CO.,
Lowell. Massachusetts,. and sold by
ltr.vsigis and dealers every where q Eholssaie
snd retailf 10 Nashville b.
BERRY. DEMOYILLE & WHARTON.
auldkW-au&sept
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n
tau0oga for an cities kaet and eoufe.
Sleeping ears On ali AiElt Passenger trains.
Nashville AMI Northwesfern Line.
ErrHEss PfasENgEE--LeaFes Eashviiie ~
J0hns8nviiIe, and al points W aat 1nd hafiLwrsf.
AZ AlQFM Leaves kiur1fnu sFrinrr ~ 81. b.
m. Arrive al JohnsuuviIle GO r. "a. Hrfurninr
leave Jacksonville - I.ll a. "a. Arrive AZ KIM
ton 1910. p. 81. Arrive at Nasdyiiie at Il.f8r.n.
Acc0uuoul rI0E.-L.savc Nashville az ttl. rn
Arr1ge 90 kinEstQn az edo. p. 81 Arrive az
iohusonEiLc at 1910. r. ~. Leave Iohnaonvilie ~
I'D A. ~ Leave Kingston sprnrs dil a. u
Arrive af HashFllir ~ aai ~.
Trains 90 ihe N. II 81. Isl. ~. T. connect Al
Johnsoayille, via the Cairo aud Johnsonqiiie
Packets without TAIL
- Bcrihs and Mepls FltEE On stsamers con
netting With n. and n W h1i'rqaa
81, - PassenEers 5y IBIS route sare expense q
eleepins Car aud Mrals betwseS Anshgiils and
- Traina stop az ali inisrnsdiaio points.
An ENeursidu TFniu via leave ihe Chafia-
noofa Depot eFesy sunday 1f 2 Z. -. ioT hinss-
Ton eprnss- hsiuminF VII laara thesprnEs ut
Pare Cor tha ruand TIP q -
frQeurs sidkets % u G daessuuf opposite -.
Cloud Hotel. ~ af che Chaitauaaga Deceit.
W.P. INNS. GruI SapL
h, = q. end ~ III n u
]. ~. BROWN Gen1 Pas AGENT
mnrT-fl
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The University. before the war. numbered about
five hundred students on its Annual Catalogue.
Good Buildings for all Departments have been
secured and the new buildings will be erected
next year.
THE FALL TERM
Opens first Monday in September, closes last
Thursday in January. Spring Term opens first
Monday IN February; and closes last Thursday
IN June. iy}l-tO jaal
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Iron Property,
CL1RKSVILLE, TENN.

Morgan i Co. &c. Jackson McKurnon Co.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE AT
April Term 1865. Of the Cbancery Court, ct
Clarksville will sell at public auction on
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Sberit's Sales, Sc.


STATE OF LOuISIANA--PARIaH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge--successio Of Bernard Dupuy, de-
ceased--No 726.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of il. .td., issued In the
I'D above entitled ami numbered snit and di.
rected to the Sheriff Of said Parish from the Hon.
Fifth Jnpicial District Court, in and for the Par
ish and State Aforesaid, have seized and Will
expose to public sale in front Of the Court House
door Of said Parrish 10 the city OF Baton Rouge, on
Saturday. che list day OF September next
I'D, 1866 at II octock, A. NJ Of said day, all
the right title Interest and claim Of the success
sion Of Bernard Dupuy, in and to the following
described property, to-wit
certain Let OF Ground situated in that part
Of the city Of Baton Rouge ca He'd jackson Gar
den," being Lot No thfee ~ having front on
Main street ofsixty (60) feet by the depth there
unto belonging, with all the buildings and i'm
provemerts thereon.
Another certain Lot of Ground situated Ia the
aforesaid city end Parish nd In jackson Car.
den," being Lot No nine (9), ha wing front Of
sixty (6U) feet on North street by the depth there
unto belonging, with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. rts w
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of judg-
ment, interest and costs claimed herein.
TERMS OF sALE--cash, with the benefit of ap-
praisement. 7. J. BIRD,
july3l Sheriff.
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STATE OF LoUTsTANA-PARrsH OF EAST
Baton Rouge tif,h District Court succe2i ion
of George Rutherford.
WHEREAS, JAMES MoVAY has this day applied
w TO the Clerk of the above Court for Letters
Of Administration upon the above succession.
Notice is hereby given to oil pai ties inter
to show cause fif any they have), within ten days
from the first publication OF this notice, why the
said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this Dist day Of Ju.y, A. D, 1868.
aug2 L. ALLAN, Dep'y Clerk.
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THOS. b. BODLEY e. CO.,
No. o, PERDIDO STREET,
(ADJoININa MASONIC BUILDRa)
OFFICE, No. las, GRAyIER STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Circular Saw Mills, Stationary and Portable Steam
Engines, Circular Gross Cut Mill and Mu.
ley Saws, Corn Mills, Wheat Mills,
And Boiling Apparatus,
shafting Pullies
And Betting.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Plantation Machinery and Agricultural Imple-
menus. We keep constantly on hand
supply OF Cane Carts, Plantation
AND Road Wagons, Tim
Der Wheels and
WheeIbar-
rows.
From the well known Factory Of
1osHuA BODLEY WHEELING, VA.
WE have connected with extensive Foopdries
ana alachine Shops In St. Louis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati and Pittsburg throu.h which we are pre.
pared TO contract for any class IF machinery, on
most favorable terms, and deliver anywhere north
at New Orleans, free of freight.
THOMAS 3. BoDLEY q co.
oct2l-y
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Ihe Gazette &Gotuet

How He TURNED IT OFF The
New York Leader thus relates an
exploit of Mr.. Hind, the actor:
He was playing in piece, some
= where out West, where brigand,
confined in prison, files off his letters
with a tool supplied to him by an
accomplice; climbs to the top of a
wall, gets one leg over, and is then
shot by three dreadful soldiers, who
rushinjustas bis escape seems certain.
This scene is very exciting. As
the brigand works at his letters the
audience begins to sympathize with
him, and when he gets them off and
painfully mounts the wall, they think
it pity that he should 8ot secure
his liberty when he has SO near
attained it.
One night Hind was appearing,
as ! said, in this part. He filed his
letters to slow music he climbed the
wall; he threw one leg over it; then he
waited for the soldiers TO shoot him,
as any respectable brigand would
have done under the circumstances.
The soldiers rushed out, aimed
their muskets at the ceiling, as sol
diers usually do, and pulled the trig.
gers, but the guns would not fire.
Hind sat patiently until the
prompter had supplied the soldiers
with another set of guns. But it
was Of no USE The guns would not
shoot. A third set were procured,
but with no better result. The
prompter's boy had neglected to load
the muskets.
Hind, like our Adams, decided
that something must be done. Pay
ing no further attention to the sol
ditrs, he stiffened himself, fell heavily
from the wall, rolled over to the foot
lights, raised himself upon his elbow,
stared at the audience, choked lit
tie, and exclaimed
"Good heavens !" I have swal-
lowed the file"
After this sublime exclamation,
Ill that remained for him to do was
TO give the usual kicks and lurches,
die in good old Legitimate style, and
and SO end the piece, and receive the
congratulations of his friends.
/ never looked at Hind without
thinking Of this story. 1t ought to
have made him immortal. An actor
who could furnish such fuale is
capable Of anything.
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1864.

H0UsEKEEPERs troubled with vermin need
be 80 no longer, i, they use "CosTARs'' kxtermin.
ator We have used 1t to fur satisfaction and
If q bog cost So we woulp have 1t. We have tr ed
poi. ons, but they effected nothing; but 'Gostar's
article knocks the b. cath out OF Rats, Mice
Rosches. Ants. and Bed Bugs, quicker than We
can write 1t 1t 10 In g'eat dsmand all over this
country.-Mediasd. Ohio, Gazette
~ See CosTAR's advertisement above.
Pw- Sod In Baton Rouge, La, by all Druggists
and Dealers BARNES, WARD Il Co,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans. La.
june21-2m.
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STATE OF LoU1sTANA-PARIsH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge-Fiflh District Court-In the Matter
of the Succession of Daniel sulIivan--No. 696.
M HEREAS, Mrs. Mary Hogre, widow of de-
w ceased, has fled with the CLERK Of said Court
an application to be appointed Administrat tx OF
the above succession.
Notice is hereby given to ali parties Interested
20 show cause (if any they hRve), within ten days
from the first publication OF this notice, why the
said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
July 2Sth, A. D., 1866. l.. ALLAN,
aug2 Depy Clerk.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-pARIsH OF EAST BA

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge--Fifth District Oourt--chloe A.
Moore, wife, vs.. }. A. Tomlinson, hnsband--
No. 952-July 9th, 1856.
THIS cause coming on for trial In Its regular
order, and after evidence adduced, the law
and the evidence being In favor the said Plaintiff,
Chloe A.. Moore, wife, against the Defendant, J.
A. Tomlinson, husband,
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the said Plaintiff have judgment against
said Defendant In the sum of Two Thousand Two
Hundred and Twenty. five Dollars, 2,225 00) with
o per cent. interest from July 9th, 1866, until
paid. ss s., ta. i7a
And it is furtf err ordered that the community
heretofore existing between said spouses be dis
solved, an that said Plaintiff have The full and
free administration of her separate property, and
of all property she may hereafter acquire with
legal mortgage on all the real estate land of De-
PENDANT to date from July 9Th, 1860, that De-
fsndant pay costs of suit
Thus done, read a. d signed in open Court,
this 7th day of July D., 1866.
(signed) X n. PosPY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District,
F. A. GALLAGHER, Deputy Clerk,
Recorded in my Office, in Bosk q, Folio 1s3,
Judicial Mortgages ~
BATON ROUGE, July 18th, 1856
july24-30d JOHN MoGRATH, Recorder.