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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29
ExnIBITION.

The Boys Of the Reform School pro-
pose giving an afternoon and evening
exhibition on Tuesday, April Sd, in
the City Hall at Lancaster. The Oh
ject Of the entertainment is to raise
funds with which. TO purchase instru.
ments, that q Band Of Music may be
permanently established among the
boys Of the Institution.
An original colloquy will be pre-.
sented that will give a brief but cor.
rect view of many of the incidents Of
Reform School life-beginning with
boys as taken from the streets and al
|leys Of our towns and cities--carryine
them through course Of training such
as tends to their elevation, and finally
fits them for an honorable discharge
The afternoon exhibition will com
mence at 2o'clock. Admission rs CITE
Children under IL years Of age Is cts
Admission to the evening entertain
ment so cts; children 25 cts. The col
Iloquy will be presented at both enter
tainments- otherwise the programmes
will differ. Tickets of admission may
be obtained at Tuthill's Book Store
also at the Drug Store ofG. Beck.
G. E. HOWE.
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A PROTEST We did not intend to
allow the article published in our last,
on the subject of "Fast Living, Reck-
lessness and Crime" to go TO our read
ers without entering decided pro-
test against the sweeping declaration
of one of its passages, to-wit: "There
is no cultivation among American
women; yet any of them would as soon
talk Choctaw as speak on any topic re.
quiring thought or education" Such
an assertion is ridiculously false, as
applied to the mass of our country
women, very many of whom are moi
excelled by those Of any country in
the qualities thus denied to them
yet it must be confessed the class is by
far too large to which tho remark We
have quoted may be truthfully ap'
piled.
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THE RA1L RoAp mEETINe.

!. A meeting of citizens was held at the
Court House on Tuesday evening, to
consider the subject Of the contempla-
ted Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad, and for the purpose of hear
ing from NJ. M. GREENE, Esq, of
Athens, an exposition Of the prospects
and advantages Of the proposed i'm
provement. Having failed to observe
the notice for holding the meeting, we
we're, to our regret, not present; and
no report Of It's proceedings having
been furnished for publication, wc are
unable to give any full account Of what
was done, But we learn that the ex-
position made by Mr.. Greene on the
subject Of this very important enter
prise, was full, clear, and eminently
satisfactory, demonstrating tho vast
benefits TO result TO the whole country
adjacent to the limo of the road, from
its early completion. The prospectol
raising the necessary means Cor this
purpose we're also represented as very
favorable.
A committee was appointed, we un
derstand, to receive subscriptions tc
. f. A 80
the capital stock. But we must defer
till another issue, further notice O.
the subject; on which occasion, we will
enaeavor to give a full account Of the
I proceedings of the meeting, and sucf
reference to the general merits of thu
enterprise as may seem to us best cal
cufated to promote its success.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

4 HoRTIcULTURAL SOCIETY PROCEED
INas.-It is matter of great regret with
as to be compelled to confine the re-
port Of the discussions at our Horticul-
tural Society meetings to the limited
space allotted to them. To do full JUS
tice to the discussion of last Saturday,
would require four times the space it
occupies. Much that is interesting and
instructive has to be omitted while
the necessity Of condensation is apt to
detract from the clearness Of what
is published. We have good reason
to believe, however, that the reports
we give are highly acceptable TO the
mass Of our readers, and objected to
by few or none. The proceedings Of
the Society will doubtless become more
and moro entertaining and useful in
their scope, with its increasing NUM-
bers and experience, and we shall con-
tinue to give AL the room to the re.
ports Of the same, not required Tor the
various other Indispensable matters
which go 10 make up the contents of q
weekly newspaper.
1t gives us pleasure to be able tc
state that the Hooking Valley Horti,
cultural Society is in most flourish,
/ ing condition
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29
our Temp.ranee A..oesAtlon

Alta meeting Of Our Temperance
Association held at the City Hall OF
Saturday evening, March Gath, 1866
the following resolutions were adopted
ReSoEued. That the executive com.
mittee be and arc hereby authorize / TO
invite Rev. A. T. Thompson to visit
this city and deliver series of Tenn
perance lectures before this Associa.
ton.
Resolued, That inasmuch as The
business men ofthis city, (retail liquor
dealers, in compliance with a request
Icfthis Association, haveindicated their
intention to cease the sale Of intoxica-
| ting drinks in violation Of law, that
the committee appointed to investigate
and report all cases liable to prosecu-
ton, are hereby discharged,
Resolved, That this Association in
| the event of the further continuation
in violation oflaw by the sale ofintoxN
icatiag drinks in this city, will prose-
cute every person within our knows
edge SO violating tho law, and (the
Grand Jury having been discharged,) }
we will then commence proceedings
before Justice of the Peace.
DR.. I. @. Edwards having been an /.
nounced to deliver a lecture before the
Association, but on account ofthe in
clemency ofthe weather and the ex-
citement of primary election just
then in progress, the attendance was
consequently small, and it was there
fore suggested that the lecture be de-
ferred.
DR.. Edwards then came forward and
entertained the audience with few
very interesting remarks, promising
that at some future time he would lee.
ture before the Association. \
[ The Association then adjourned.
SECRETARY.
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Late Real Estate Transfers.


Josiah Flattery. 60 acres. Greenfield
tp., to Mrs. Kemmerer, $4,000.
Jacob Barks, house and lot, Mulbor.
ry street, Lancaster, to 7. Sturgeon,
81, 600.
I'D. Martin, Warehouse, Main street
Lancaster, to Jacob Wetzel, $4,000.
Mrs. Jno. B Reid, house and lot
Wheeling street, Lancaster, to D
Schleich, 81 900. q
S. Denton, house and lot, Chestnu'
street, Lancaster, to Mrs. Jno. B. Reid
$500
F.A. Steck, house and lot, Chest
nut ST., Lancaster, to Catholic Church
$4,000,
Robert Mclean, Admr., ll5 acres
Bank Farm, on Columbus pike, Z mill
from Lancaster, SO 200.
Robert Mclean, 40 acres, (sam,
u y q -
farm) to James Poole, $4,000.
John Crook, 95 acres, Berne tp., Il
Daniel Ackcrs, So, 9,l25. 4
d. Ackers, 50 acres, Berne tp., L
John Short, s4,45O. 4
Geo. E. Blair, l25 acres, (Smetterl
Farm) Pleasant tp., to M. R. Hammacl
81, 500.
Jessee Lsohner, house and lot, Mnl
berry street, Lancaster, to VIM. Hutch
inson, s2,zOO
Henry Stutzman, ia acres, Cool
Farm) Pleasant tp.. to Jacob Encel
$4,000.
Jacob Bncel, 1856 acres, Berne tp,, Il
- $4,000.
Joel B. Swartz, 80 acres, Pleasan
| Itp., to A Graham, s8, 900.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

There was spirited contest at the
ballcting, last Saturday evening, for
the Union ncminaticn for City Mar
shal. On counting the vote it stood,
for s. HoMAN, 1874 for JonN SULLIVAN,
S3. SoL's friends rallied a littlc the
strongest, but SuLLIvAN received a
good vote, for the effort made. The
result was cheerfully coneurred in by
all taking part in the nomination. II
now only remains for the friendsOf the
nominee to work as hard for him at the
polls, to insure his election.
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Rplseopri Chureh.

Service in st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Sunday next, Easter Sun
day. at 1Ot o'clock A. NJ, also q Ser
vice and Sermon for the children Of
the Sunday School in the Church at
81 o'clock in the afternoon. The pub,
lie are affcctionately invited to at
tend.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

WAn article was copied from an
exchange into our last paper, stating
that the Hooking Valley National
Bank, ofthis city, contemplated re-
duction Of capital stock from $780,.
900 to 100000. WO learn from tho
President Of that institution, Mr.. Tall
madge, that the intention Of such re-
duction has been abandoned.
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ELEoTION NIGHT R4E.E..

.{Our friend GUsT. GEBELElN, who is
widely known as. an unexcelled caterer
for the Amusement Of the young folks
in the Terpsichorean line, has got gu,
the tickets for q Grand Ball at City
Han, on next Monday night. Music
ofthe best, and etceteras Of the rarest
are proposed as tho orderof The nigh
---spd thbae who delight to trip ths
impondegQps fantastic pedal extremity
should not failto be en- haad.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

~BnLINGHuRsr has got another
good thing to tempt the dimes out Of
peoples pockets. 1t is the New York
Weekly Magazine "a dime per weekly
numbcr--and choek full of the choicest
reading, as VIC have found on going
through several numbers. Call at
Billinghurst's.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29
ATTRACTIvR ENrERTAINMENT

y
The notice in another column, Of q
proposed exhibition at the City Hall,
on Tuesday afternoon and evening
next, by the pupilsof the Reform Fmm
School, under the direction IF the efR-
cieut Superintendent, G 3. HOWE, will
doubtless meet deserved attention, and
thesenterprise receive large and sub
staptial encouragement from our citi-
zens.. ].
An opportunity is seldom afforded
of enjoying an entertainment Of so
novel and attractive q character
as will be presented on this occasion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

We endofsothe following, from the
Circleville Enion, with the additional
remark that tho cleaning up should be
done edrly--as, after the setting in oi
warm weather, stirring up the filth will
do mere harm than good:
CLEAN UPl-As soon as the woath.
or will permit VIC trust, that the City
Council will commence tho work Of
cleaping up the streets and alleys; and
renSvating the city generally. The
alleys are in q bad condition, as any
one eau attest, by walking up and
down one Of the worst with white kid
clippers. a
4What 10 cverybody's business is no
bOdy's business; hence, tho Counci.
would dowell to employ some suitable
person Or persons, to superintend The
whole work, and pay literally for tht
labor. twill save Doctors bills, and
prepare the city for cholera. Or any
other pSstilsnce that may visit tn,
country.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29
PLANT GOOD sEEDs
il Don't Pay 10 Plant any Other.

r have procured witha great deal ofcare, the fol.
lowing yarleties, warranted true TO nanie, hee
trnn adm xture with worthless canes:
REGULAR SORGHO--From China. =,
LiBERIAN-New and popular variety-@ill mol
blow down
/ oTAHEITAN-- Best for Sugar
SEEANA--Good for Sugar
NEEAZANA--Or White Imphee->stahds up we'll.
The above seed supplied to customers Of my Sor-
eho Works grdtis-all others half tho retail price,
Twenty-Five cents per pound. ,....,..,>
/; I.,ncastaf, fabruAty, !, %, is6o--tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

~ Tho School examinations 10
progress in our city, are exhibiting
features Of unusual interest. Further
notice in our next.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

We give below, the Union ticket for
the City Election, as far as nomina-
tions have been made:
For Marshal Sol. Homan.
For Board Of Education
LIST Ward-Council- David Cowden;
Assessor--Isaac Julian.
I'd Ward Council Edward L. Slo-
cum; assessor Peter Titler.
Sd Ward Council simeon Denton;
Assessor-John Williams.
4th Ward Go,asca Assessor
Horny CLAY Drinkle.
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Administrators Notice.

1UVHE undersigned has been duly appointed by the
1 Probate Court Of Fairfield lcounty, Ohio, Admin-
istrator Of the estate OF WILLIAM HODGSoN, late
of said county. deceased. All persons will govern
themselves accordinglye
March IS, 1856 3w DAVID HopdSCN \
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29

Ddr Two daughters Of W. Il. II Dem
ny, Esq, proprietor ofthe Circleville
Union. we're married on the 14th inst.
Their names are now Mrs. Fannie A.
Kidd.a and Miss Lizzie B. Sweyer. 1t
is notevery editor that has two pret-
ty daughters 1--WE will warrnt they are
pretty9 to give Springfield Rep.
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ROLL or HONoR.

Receipts on subscription to the Ian
caster Gazette for the week ending
March 90, 1866:
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FiEsr ARRlvAL.-P Peters, Miller 8
Bro, are ont in full bloom this week. ~
Readers arc referred to their attract
I'VE announcement in our advertising
columns. "
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29
DIVORCE.

Sarah N. Weakly ! In the Court OF Common Pleas,
VS. within And for tlfe county II
George W. weaklyJ Fmrheld and State q Chic
To George W. Weakly, grsetings
You Nre hereby notiked that the said Sarah NJ.
Weakly plaintiff will proceed to take the deptsitons
Post once in the town Of Hebq0n, II the county OF
Licking and state of Ohio on Friday, the 20th day Of
March, A. d. 1866 between the hours oieight O'Clock
A. M and four o'clock r. M VITA authority to adj
Dated this sfh DAY of March, A. D. 1865.
SARAH NJ. WEAKLY.
BY yHuuter& paugherty, her, ,Att'ys.
! Nj Mnhrsh & iA6R-a94IfSa % -. -. =.
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royvn,n,u ana City Election.

The subjoined ticket is recommend.
cd to the support Of the Union men o.
Hooking township, at next Mondays
election. MANY uEIoNIsTs.
For Trustees George W. Hughes
George Kerns, +. ]. Boying,
For Justice Of the Peace-G Stein.
man.
For Clerk-P. B. Embich.
For Constable Michael Leonard,
For Assessor--John F. Crumley.
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SHEEP for SALE,

r HAVE FOR SALE AT MY
hpzz(SSS Aresldence in Madison Township,
~ l5O head of good Sheep,
sportion Of which are splaisa nleyinas; Call and
see them. 4. DENNlS.
lancaster, March 10 tES.
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SEWING MACHINE
GREAT MPR RovEMENT.

mrs. AMANDA ITOMAN,
vXToULD respectfully INFORM the public that she
wv Is the Agent u Lancaster tor these very de-
machine warranted Prices $50 TO Sl25, according to
ansh. BBCall at her residence on Wheeling street,
West Of Columbus street. z
Lapcaster, February 2, Iase--istf
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B@.Attention is directed TO the new
advertisements in this paper. 1t will
pay 10 scan them closely.
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Execntor,s NotIcc.

TVIHE undersigned has been duly appointed Ex-
ecutor OF the Estate Of JOSHUA CLARK e
late of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased All persons
will govern themselves accordingly.
WILLIS G. CLARKE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-29
AMERICAN HOTEL
NEW FIRMl
sTEcK g. TIMMfS,

ESTATE of JoHNEERRIs. nee.
NTotce Is haa6hy given thnt the underaignod has
~ hcen duly appointed and qualified ~ zdminis.
traitor Of the Estate Of Jhon Ferris. deceased.
March LIST, isec-aN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24

n@- we will keep complete assortment
of everything In our line, at wholesale and
retail. Let all who desire good Goods cheap
call early and examine our stock.
y. N. DOCKER a CO.,
No. 71< South First Street,
marltf Evansville, Ind
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24

star Union Line.
The Only Line Carrying Freight TO
and from Eastern Cities.
Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, as
Fl by any other Route. @

WyHIS ~ THE ONLY LIME HAv-
~ Ing . real capital, and owning the cars
IN which its freight - transported. It's
cars are new ana or broad tread" IN
tended TO be run through between Eastern
and Western-cities, irrespective Of changes
OF gnage. The " Star Union Line" reaches
"a the authorized Fast Freight Line Of that
road. and is worked on ali routes over
which IL undertakes TO transport, under
contracts which secure 20 the property en-
trusted TO It's charge the best facilities for
fast and uniform movement that roads
over which u passes possess.
we invite the attention OF merchants
shipping goods West TO the facilities Offer
ed by this line.
atlH UaE ~
All cIdinls for damage or orer-
charge tciLl be promptly settled By
presenting freight bills and bills Of
ladin0 at tbs office, avoiding all de-
lag Of referring bills East for settle
naent - an advantdGe offered By no
other route. s..a.'s s.et,-. ..t.,...r
To parties shipping produce East, this
line offers special Inducements, The pro-
duce IA loaded at this place in Star Line
cars, and goes through without change to
any Eastern cityyd y fn9i1h.nf ninfnE s.sa
4 r. II. EHRMAN & 90 w 4 Z
sep25 (i0w 9iia 'lli - ltiFt9 Agents.
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THE
MERCHANTS UNION
Express Company

wTAvHNG PUT THEIR DIRECT
- aud great Through Lines Ia perfect
working order, are now prepared 10 90 q
General Express Business Win the East,
West, Southwest, and Northwest, inciud-
Ing tho carrying and collecting OF Money,
Vaiuables, Nc. ~
Our lines now opened embrace the routes
between New York. Boston, philadelphia,
buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, CINCINNATI
Chicago, Milwaukee, Lacrosse, Pralrle-du-
CHEN, indianapolis. Terre Hnute, 80. Louis.
and all intermediate points, and are being
rapidly extended over all the routes OF
trade,
The capital OF this Company il
Twenty Million Dollars,
and is an ample guarantee 10 the public
of It's responsibility. All losses and dams
age OF property entrusted 70 our care viii
be promptly and eqnitably adjusted.
Every effort will be made 70 merit the
patronage OF the public. Our rates are as
low as those OF any responsible Express
Company.
Once for the presents THi
NO. First street. 0Hwf
NJ nevis dam M, 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24

Paper Hangings, Paper Bags, Card Boards,
Letter, Cap, Note, Wrapping,
and Manila Paper, Cut Cards, Window
shades, &C., &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24

A New Shop with an Old Name
vwvRHF VTNDERsIGNED, HAVING
sold orf his interest in the arm OF
LIANT Bros. q Co., has purchased shop on
Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth.
;enter, Joiner, and Jobbing Work with
neatnesR and dispatch. - ]
novl7 dam THOe. GRANT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-19

ct de plus sur ID ssomme de' d.,,, ~
piastres du 2ome jour al juliet ~, -
49, Ia date duquei le dit npontant =
dams les mains do son dit epouxT .Io. ~
Auguste Leveque. CONNIE cot etsh,; ia
la temoinsge sur recorde. Il, eet,de n.
ordonne, adjuge ct decrete de- a dsr p.ae
dresse soft separe en- .propriete r. ~
dit epou1, qu'elle ait padministr,tis. y.
ses proprietes paraphernaux, Il ons .s
hypotheque soft fait executors ~N
toutes les prophecies, droits ct screi;s.' =.
son dit epoux pour le.montant deeesisS
ment ct qu,elle recouvre les FRAN i. -
ces. Frs40rr -
La Take Inferno des Etafst Uni....
etc pave dams ce cas-. &c 10 Avril isss
(signe) +. T.sPOSEY
Juge du SINE District Judici.;n
Copie conforme aboriginal.
Bureau du Grefies,. Quest Baton Ro...
&c le Avril 1866. o. N. Leblanc
sPz1 .sy.I Gre1Rer.
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TT STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton ROllg,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

~ FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Alosia Leveque, wife, VS.. Joseph Alfred
Landry, husband, No. 1881.
A regular default having been entered
in this case and more than two judicial
days having elapsed and he. defendant
still failing to appear and tile his answer
it is ordered adjudged and decreed the
law and the evidence being in favor
thereof that there be judgement in favor
of Alosia Leveque wife, and against Jo-
seph Alfred Landry, husband for the
sum of twenty-seven hundred and seven
ty-six dollars and ffty-six cents with le-
gal interest thereon from the judicial de-
mand to wit: From the 18th day OF
March A. D. 1866, until paid together
with co It's of suit to be taxed, with pri-
vilege of mortgage in favor of plaintiff
against all the property of her husband
from the Goth day April A. D. 1858, the
date at which the said sum of twenty
seven hundred and seventy-six dollars
and ffty-six cents came into his hands as
established by the evidence on file. 1t is
further o~rderedand decreed that the plain
tiff be separated in property from her hus.
band that she have the administration OF
her separate and parphernal property and
that her mortgage be made executory
against all the property rights and cred
it's of her said husband for the amount of
this judgement and that the costs Of suit
to be taxed. ~ sssfl#
The United States Internal Revenue
duty having been paid in this case.
April 18th 1866.
(signed) R. 7. POsEY, Judge Fifth
Dist Court.
A True Copy,
Clerks Office West Baton Rouge,
this 18th day of April A. D., 1866.
ap2l O. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-19

A country woman was carrying on q
very ample process against q neighbor in
n Of the small courts of Germany. The
attorney Of the opponent pestered her
with such chicanery and legal sdbtletiss,
that she lost all patience, and interrupted
him thus : my lords, the case is simply
thus-1 bespoke of my opponent, the
carpet-maker, . carpet, with figures which
were to be - handsome as my lord the
judge, and he wsnts now to force me to
one with horrible caricatures, uglier even
than his attorney. Was / not right in
breaking off the bargain" The court
laughed at the comparison, the attorney
was Supplied, and the woman won her
ssuit .-.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton Rouge,
C1NQuIEME DISTRICT JUD1CA1RE

C1NoU1EME DISTRICT JUDIcA1RE.
Elmire Landry, epouse, vs.. V%illeneuve
Tuillier, epoux. No. 1878. +
Dams cette cause lie defendeur, Villen.
euve Tuillier ayant% enregistrc sa reponse,
ct la cause requirement. assigne, fut ap-
pelee ct apres le temoignage introduit
pour la raison que "a loi ct pevidence
etant IN favour, il est ordonne, adjuge ct
decrete que la communicate de gains ct
acquets existant reinforcement entire Vii.
leneuve Tuillier ct son spouse, Elmire
Landry, plaintiff, soft dissoute, qu'elle re-
prend administration de ses biens sep.
arees. II est de plus ordonne cue la de-
mandresse ait ct recouvre du defendeur,
jugement pour la somme de trois mile,
cinq cent quinze 4S l-3 piastres, avec in
teret a raison de cinq pour cent de la de-
mande juuiciaire ct avec h%ypotbeque ia
cite ct legale sur toutes ses prophecies
savoir du "a Avr;l 1854, pour la somme
de 1898 05; du 10 Mare 1859, pour la
somme de 1882 43 1-3 (35l5 48 l-3) ct
que les frais de- process soient taxer. Ce
IL Avril 1856. (signe) R. T. POSEY,
Juge du SINE District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme a loriginal.
Bureau du Grefiier, Quest Baton Rouge.
ce l6 Avril 1866 o. N. LEBLANC,
ap2l. &C. W Grefi!er.