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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14

of citizens from taxation who derive the
most benefit from the government. When
ever and wherever the proposition has
been made to pay of the national debt in
national currency - the same that govern
ment creditors paid for national bonds, -
it has been met with the most venomous
opposition from the bondholdcrs and their
defenders. Why one class of property
owners should be exempt from taxation.
and all other propcrty-owners heavily
burthencd with taxes to pay the interest
on the debt owing to those who pay no
taxes, is question which it has hereto
fore been difficult to solve. But if the
results Of the recent election are indica-
tons Of the temper of the people, it may
confidently be expected that this question
will be settled not far in the future. .on a
basis fair and just; on a basis that places
the burdens of taxation not only or those
who cannot buy government bonds, but up
on the owners of property Of every name
and kind
Gold for tho rich, (rcceived IS interest
Oh government bonds and greenbacks for
the common people, is LOCALIZED sys-
tenn of oppression, wrong and outrage, un-
der which the people have been suffering
ever since the advent Of the republican
party TO power, and one which it is to be
hoped will cease to exist when that party
shall be forced to rclinquish the control Of
the government.
The question of negro suffrage in the
north has been even more summarily dis
posed OF, if possible, than the subject Of
having one currency for all. This ques-
ton was going along swimmngly SO long as
its application was being made to southern
states, by the people Of the north; but
when the question was brought home to
those who were so clamorous for the rights
OF the colored nan who had fought so no.
bly, for the blessed priv leges we all enjoy,
there was an unusual futterinS among
those into whose keeping was intrusted all
that pertained to "the best government
the world ever saw" and when the qucs
ton was submitted to them for their &C
tlon, their verdict was such as to appal the
s.outest hearts that beat for equal
rights Never before, in the history of
republics, was such ingratitudc manifest
ed as is now justly charged to the republi-
cans WHO recently voted with the demo-
Gratis, declining the profered assistance of
those of cbon hue in rolling up lusty ma
jortics for freedom and union. The col
ored Americans have met and vanquished
the enemies of our common country on
many bloody field, (yreports be true
always taking their rations with the ut
most regularity. And yet, the republi
cans of Ohio, by majority which requires
an expert mathematician to decipher, have
rudely thrust their man and brother from
their embraces. Even Kansas =" bleed
lug Kansas - hears no more the cry
from the sons Of Ham. but votes and acts
as though this were white mans govern
ment We have not the heart to comment
on such insratitu1e.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14
From the New York Times, Nov. H.

From fhe New York Times, Nov IL.
The Radicals and Gen Grnnt.
Col. Forney seems TO lave taken LIS
leap ahead" u little too soon for tLs
taste Of some of his radical brethren. One
of then, the Post. OF Philadelrh has
the following in The form Of o disp1tch
from Washington
WAsuIXGroH Friday, Ncy g.
" 4 relative Of Gen. Grant. in couyer-
sariou with gentleman to-day. said that
the radicais of torney's school we've mia
taken if they supposed that Grant had
any sympathy with their political views.
If he GRANT should accept the nomina.
ton for the presidency, il would be as
any party lie would get as many votes
from the democrats as from republicans,
and he would be the president of both par
ties. Gen. Rawlins, chief Of Grants
staff, was gr,a y troubled to-day when the
despatch of the correspondent of the Bog
ton I'ost regulating Eorneys article on
Grant, reached here. ecu Rawlins seem
ed to think that he was the person alleged
to have had the interview with Grant. -.
{. FOrney, publisher fthe Chronicle, was
laso alarmed at the new turn things have
| taken. He sought an interview with
Grant a. soon as news Of the Boston dis
patch was received, but, it is stated, Oh
| tanned no satisfaction whatever from the
taciturn occupant of the war Office, snd
left under the impression that he might
not, after all, be the published Of Grant.
organ.
From ,ho Phisdelphis Morning Post, lR.dicsl).
This therefore, we would say 10 all re-
publcans, stop before ii is too late to
stop. Refuse to indorss Grant until Grant
has indorsed raiicaism. Meet his silence
with silence more profound. Do not let
America see the shameful spectacle of the
republican party, moving in crouchic pro
cesson to offer, to beg. to bride, any man
to become lis leader and its candidate Let
US go our way and if Gen. Grant believes
as We believe let him come toui.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14

During Garibaldi's stay in Florencesthe
negotiations between him and the ministry
were carried on through the Intervention
of Crispi What singular man is this
Garibaldi, escaping, limping and feeble.
from his eighty sentinels. and the lookout
of seven vessels of the royal navy About
I o'clock in the morning of the 18th he
threw himself into boat with Basso, his
secretary. Garibaldi, with his hair thrown
back under red cap Of fshhan, and
muifled in a thick coat of green cloth,
rowed boldly into the midst of the squadron
pulling the oars himself When challenged
by the commander of the Prince Humber
he replied in Genoesc patois that he was
going to fi>h on the coast. AWAY then,
cried the officer \ few hours later Carl
baldi reached the Sandman coast, thence
set sail for the continent. No one dare
arrest this man now he treats with the
government for, at this moment, he has
Italy in his hands
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14
NEW York. Nov. 10.

For three days past no despatch to the
associated press has been received ever the
Atlantic cable. It is supposed that this is
in consequence ofland lines through New
foundland being down from the effects of
the storm, but the telegraph officials, un-
der instructions from their supcrors, re.
fuse to furnish any explanation or state
ment in reference to it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14

The Gyecue County Times reports the
young wheat crop as looking 6ue in that
region.
Journeymcn cigar makers of Philadel-
phia are on strike for higher wages
Weston, tho pedestrian, has reached
Syracuse, sixteen hours ahead Of time.
The new statue Of Prince Albert is in
hunting costume.
Thirty members of Cunsrsss have ar
rived in Washington
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14

Whatever truth there may be in the
story of scandal now in circulation, Sena-
tor Sumner and wife have determined to
brave it, and will shortly return to Wash
ington to occupy their mansion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-14

Two thousand recruits for tho Fifth
military district are now ready for New
York awaiting orders o-t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-12

%oficicl, de hottie les possesseurs des dts
bons ct reclamations de les presenter au
dit comite en- ~soixante jours de Pexpira-
ton de la dite publication. De pins que
tous les bons GU reclamations non presen-
tes soient considere presents.
lie compte ~ssivant fut presente ct or
dome d'etre pave:
w. E. Chamberlain, pour avoir sauve
les registres, $4,000.
A Pinstant de Raphael Hebert il fut
resolu
Que la somme de ~oinqantc piastres
soft approprie pour faire les points dams
lie Bruli den haut.
Les minutes lues ct approves lie Jnri
%ajourna sine die.
A. D. BARROW, N. W. POPE,
Clerk. President.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire. Felix Edgar Ber-
nard, Testamentary Executor Of Estate
of Onesiphore Bernard, Sr., VS.. Nath-
auiel W. Pope. No. 1896.
BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed in the above entitled suit Of
date the 9th day of December 1866,
from the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District
Court in and for said parish and State,
will be offered for sale to the last and
highest bidder, at public auction, in front
of the Court House of this parish on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of March. 1867,
at IL o'clock a. M, all the hereinafter de
scribed mortgaged property belonging to
the defendant Nathl w. Pope, to wit:
A certain tract Of land siturted, lying
and being in this parish of West Baton
Rouge. measuring two arpents and a bali
front to the Mississippi river, more or less,
with the depth Of forty arpents, more or
less, between parallel lines, bounded
above by lands Of F.. r. Allan and below
by those of Mrs. V. Dubroca, together
with all and singular the buildings, Ak
improvements thereon, rights,
ways, servitudes in any wise belonging.
To pay and satisfy said execution, seized
in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-CASH.
WIN WHITE, Sheriff.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANE-PAROISsE
d'Ouest Baton Rouge-Cinquieme Dis
trict Judiciaire-Felix Edgar Bernard,
Executeur Testamentaire de Ia success
sion. Onesiphore Bernard, ST., VS..
Nathaniel w. Pope. No. 1896.
En- vertu d'uu writ de saisie Ell de vente a
moi addresse dams raffaire ci-dessus, en-
date du 27me Jour de Decembre a.. d 1866,
par lIIon, Ia Cour du .Cinquieme District
Judiciaire dams ct pour la paroisse ct
Fiat susdite, il sera offert en- vente pub
lique au plus ofrant ct dernier e%nclIer.
%risseur, a la maisun de Cour de cette
paroisse.
sAMED1, le 2me jour de Mars 1867,
q IL heures a. N tou'es les proprietes
ci-apres decrite ct hypotheque ct appar
tenant au defendant N. w. Pope, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe Ell
cette paroisse, ct mesursnt .deux afpents.
ct demi de face au heuve mississippi,
plus on moins, avec I'M profondeur de
euarante arpens, plus GU moins, entire
lignes parallel. borne en- haut par terres
de +. R. Allan ct en- has par celles de
v. Dubroca, ensemble avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent,
ainsi que toutes les servitudes, pour payer
ct satisfaire lie dit ordre d'execution.
Conditions de la vente-Comptant.
WV. WHITE.
Sh'f.
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Baton Rouge, contenant IN arpent De
face au deuve Mississippi, par trente-cinq
arpeuts de profondeur, borne a pepoque
du marriage) sur IN cote par terre de
Valentin Hebert ct sur lautre cote par
terre de veuvs Noise Foret, avec toutes
les authorizations qui sly trouve. II est
de plus ordonne que lie defendant pale tons
les frais de process. lie revenue Inferno
des Etats Unis ayant etc pave dams CO
process ce IS Decembre 1866
(signe} r. I. PoSEY,
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme a Poriginal. Bureau du
Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, oe l9ms
Decembre 1866. @ M. Leblanc, Gref6'r.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROITSE
Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui-
eme District Judiciaire. Zulma Lam
dry, eponse, VS.. Sosthene Ailiet, epoux.
No. 1919. Decembre Is. 1866.
Cans cette ~afaire, le defendant ayant
paru ct euregistre sa reponse. Paflaire fut
&c jour appele, ct la demandresse ayant
sa reclamation d'apres la loi ct le
tIjS'AU5SCy S5t iI5 o'ipbbS, "aJuSo
ct decrete quill y ait judgema ut en- favour
de la d~emaudresse ct contre lie defendant
sosthene Aillet, pour la somm de treize
cent quatre.vingthuit plastres$l3S8 Oo)
avec interet a raison de cling pour cent
du 3me jour de Juliet 1866, jusqu'au pai-
ment, avec h~ypytheque legale CONNIE suit,
SAVIOR du 28me jour de Mars 1858, pour
la somme de $1,000 As As 100, du 24ms
jour du Juliet, 1854, pour la somme de
s37s So. (si3SS 90 45) II est de plus
ordonne que les communate d'acquets ct
de gains qui ~existait entire Ia d~emandresse
ct lie defendant soft dissoute ct qu'elle re-
prend administration ct lie management
de SEES biens paraphernaux ct que lie de-
pale les frais &c ce process. Is
Decembre 1866.
(signe) R. 7. POsEY,
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
conforme a l'original. Bureau du
Gre1ier, Quest Baton Rouge. ce 20 Deem
bre a. d. 1866. 0. NJ. Leblanc, GrefFr.
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ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA, PARoIssT

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cipqui.
eme District Jndiciaire. Adeline For
ct, epouse, VS.. Treville Landry, epoux.
No. 1868. Lundi 10 Decembre 1866.
Cette affaire ayant ce jour requirement
paru ct la demandresse ayant prouve sa
reclamation par la loi ct Pevidence, il est
ainsi ordonne, adjuge ct decrete que la
demandresse Adeline Foret, epouse, ait
jugement ct recouvre de TreviIle Landry.
epoux, la somme de dix-buit cent trente
piastres ct soixante-donze cents, avec in
teret a raison de cling pour cent sur la
somme de sept cent douze piastres ct
soixante-douze cents, a dater de la dem
ande iudiciaire, savoir du lane Novem-
bre a. d., 1856, jusqu'au paiment ct meme
interet sur Ia somme de ONE cent dix
butt ~piastres au Ter de Decembre 1866,
jusqu'au paiment, avec privilege d'hypo-
theque sur tout les bieDs ~immeubles de
son epoux pour la dite somme de sept
cent donze piastres ct soixante.douze
cents a dater dn IA JUN a. d., 1859, ct
meme privilege d'hypotheque surIes biens
immeubles de son dit epoux pour la SOM
me de onze ceut dix hnit p~iastres a dater
du Ter Janvier a. d., 1888. II est de plus
ordonne ct decrete que la dite deman-
dresse soft separe de bien de sol dit ep-
oux que la communicate d'acquets ct de
gains qui e~xistait e%ntr'elle ct son epoux
soft dissoute, ct qu'elle ait la PLANE ct
libre administration de ses biens dotaux
ct extra dotanx ct particulierement dun
certain moroccan de terre porte en- marri-
age par ellie, SAVIOR Tn certain moroccan
dc terre situe dams la paroisse dOuest
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
QUEST BATON RouGE. CoUR Dc CINGuI-
enc District Judiciaire. Marie Desire
Landry, epouse, VS.. Amedee Landry,
epoux. Ne. 1865. IL
Get affaire fut requirement. appele d'a
pres son assignment, ct la d~umandresse
ayant clairement etablis sa demande ct
prouve sa reclamation par la loi ct la te-
moignage, il est ainsi ordonne, aejuge ct
decrete que la demandresse, Marie Desire
Landry, epoase, ait jugemeDt contre ct
reeouyre du defendant, Amedee Landry,
epoux, la somme de quatre mile, butt cent
trente piastres ct quatre-vingt six sous,
ayec interet legale de la demapde judici
aire jusq'au paiment ; que pour la dit
somlne qu'clle soft decrete d'ayoir hypo-
iheque generate sur tons les biens immeu
bles De son dit mari omm suit, SAVIOR !:
dn lane jour de Janvicr 1851 pour la
somme de cinq cent p%iastres du 27me
jour de Janyier 1851 pour la somme de
500 piastres, ct pour la balance de trois
mile, HUT cent trente 86 100 piastres du
26me jour de Janyier 1853. II est de
plus ordonne, ad;uge ct decrete que la
demandresse soft separe de bien de son
mari, que la communicate d'acquets ct de
gains qui ~existait entr'elle ct son mari
soft d~issoute ct qu'elle ait la PLANE ct
libre administration de SEES biens ct effets
paraphernaux. II est de plus ordonne
que lie defendant pale les frais de ce pro.
ces. La taxe Inferno des Etats Unis ay-
ant etc pave dams CO process.
tsigne) R. T. POSEY,
Juge du SINE District Judieiaire
Copie eonforme a poriginal. Bureau du
Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, ce 20 Deem
bre a. d., 1866. 0. M. LEBLANC, Grefier.
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DRAIN @
DESCRIPTION:
For the benefit Of persons interested
we give the following

It is in two parts-th the POWER and
the PLOW. The power is a framework
supporting q capstan, which is moved by
horses or oxen hitehed to one or more
levers, similar to threshipg machines.
From the capstan a MANILA or hcmpen
cable, two inches 10 diameter and forty
yards long (or more). extends to the piow
This power is 40 horses Immediately
on moving round the levers the feet are
projected into the cart, and firmly hold
the power.
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pres son assignment ct la demanderesse
ayant prouve sa demande ct clairemen'
'etablis sa reclamation par la loi ct lie te-
moignage, il est ainsi %ordonne, I'd huge ct
decrete que Eleonore Bergeron, eponse ct
demandresse, ait jugement contre lc defen
dant Treyille Babin, son epouse, pour la
somme de deux mile, trois cent quarante
huit piastres ayec interet legale de la de-
mande judiciaire, savoir du Is Octobre,
1866 jusqu'an paiment. II est de plus
ordonne que la dite demandresse ait une
hypotheque generate sur outes les biens
immenbies de son dit mari pour la somme
de quato,ze cent ~soixante-six 25-l00 plas
tres du 30 Novembre 184l, ct que pour
la somme de cent trente un IS 100 p1as-
tres du 23me jour de Mars 1888 ct pour
la somme de sept cent cinqnante plastres
au premier jour de Mars 1853 II est de
plus ordonne qu'elle, la dit demandresse,
soft separe de biens du defendant, son
mari que la communaute d%'acquets ct de
gains qui ~existait entr'eux soft dissoute,
ct qu'elle ait la PLANE ct libre administra-
ton de SEES biens ct ef1ets separe. il est
de plus ordonne que lie defendant pale les
frais de ce process. La take Inferno des
Etats Unis ayant etc pave dams cette at.
faire. Decembre Is. 1866.
(signe) RI POSEY,
Juge du SINE District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme-a poriginal. Bureau du
Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, &c 81 Decem
bre 1866. o. NJ. Leblanc, Greffier.
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Goth day OF January a. d. 1888. 1t is
further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the plaintiff be separate in property
from her husband that the community
of acquets and gains heretofore existing
between her and Der husband be dissoiv-
ed, and that she have the full and free
administration of her seperate parapher-
nal properly and effects. 1t Is further
ordered that the defendant pay the costs
Of this suit. The United States Internal
Revenue Duty in these proceedings hay
ing been paid. December Is. 1866.
(signe1 r 7. POSEY
Judge 5tb Judicial District
A true copy of the original. Clerks Q
fee, West Baton Rouge, December 2Oth
a.. d. 1866. O. III. Leblanc. Grefier,
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
QUEST BArov ROUGE, CoUR DU CINouI-
eme District. Pauline Gary, epouse,
VS.. John Boutet, epoux. No. 1882.
Cette affaire ayant fut requirement pa
rue, ct la demandresse ayant prouve So
reclamation par La loi ct lie temoinage, il
ainsi ordonne, adjuge ct deerete que
Pauline Gary, spouse, ait jugement ct re-
du defendant John Boutet, epoux,
la somme de quatre cen dix-sept pias.
tres ayec interet legale de la demande ju-
diciaire jusqu'au paiment, SAVIOR au 9me
jour de Noyembre a.. d., 1866 jnsqu'au
paiment, avec deere dhypotheqne en- sa
sur tous les biens immenbles de
son mari du 4me jour du JUN a. d., lS45,
ainsi que privilege sur les effets meubles
de son mari de la meme date. Il est de
plus decrete que la demandresse soft Sc
pare de bien de son dit epoux, que la
communicate d'acqnets ct de gains qui ex-
entr'elle ct son dit mari soft dissoute
It qu'elle ait la PLANE ct libre admins
de ses effets dotaux ct parapher-
naux, ct quelie recouvre les frais de ses
La take inferno ayant etc pave
ians sc process ce Is Decembre 1866.
(signe) r. T. POSEY,
Juge du SINE District Judiciaire.
Jopie confirm a priginal. Bureau dn
Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, ce q De-
1866. q. NJ. LEBLANC, Grefier.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial
District. Octavia ] Flynn. wife, vs..
Joseph NJ Beaucham, husband. No.
1929.
This case having been regularly defanlted
and more than two judicial days having
elapsed and the plaintiff still failing to APP
pear and file his ans wer. the same was
this day taken up to make the default
final, and the law and the evidence au-
thorizipg the same. 1t is therefore order
ed adjudged and decreed that plaintiff Oc-
tavia j Flynn, do have judgement and re-
cover from Joseph M B%eanehamp, hus-
qand, the sum of one hundred and sixty
dollars. with legal interest thereon, from
the 5th day Of February, AID 1866 until
full and final payment with privilege of
mortgage on all the immavable property
of her said husband from the 7th day Of
December A D 1866. 1t is further order
cd adjudged and decreed that plaintiff be
separate in property from her said hus-
Rand, that the community of acqnets and
gains heretofore existing between herself
and her husband be dissolved and that she
have the full and free administration of
her paraphernal property and effects and
that she recover the costs of this suit to
be ia xed. The internal revenue duty hav-
ing been paid in this case. December Is
1866.
signed RTPOSEH,
Judge Fifth District Court.
Atrue copy of the original. Clerks
office, West Baton Ronge, this 2lst day
of December 1866. O N Leblanc,
GEerk.
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E. I. POSEY,
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, PARoIssE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PARO1SSE
Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du ClnquI-
eme District Judiciaire. Mary b.. Ia
Dor. spouse, VS.. James R. Devall, ep-
oux. No. 1861. 5 Decembre 1866.
Cette aiaire requirement. appele confor-
mement a renseignment ct la demandfes-
Sc arant clairement prouve sa reclamation
d'apres la loi ct lie temoignage, il est alnsl
ordonpe, adjuge ct decrete que Ia dite
demandresse, Mary L. Tabor, spouse, ait
iugement contre ct recouvre du defendant
James r. Davall, son epoux, la somme
de quatre mile, six cent vingt-cinq pias-
tres, avec cinq ponr cent d'interet de la
demande ~judiciaire jusqu'au paiment,
avec privilege d'hypotheque sur tous les
biens i~mmeubles de son mari, a dater du
premier jour de Mars a. d. 1861. II est
de plus ordpnne que la dcmandresse soft
separe de bien de son dit mari que la
communicate d~'acquets ct de gains qui ex
istait entr'elle ct son dit mari soft dis
soute, ct qn'elle ait la plaine ct libre adj
ministration de SEES biens ct effets separe.
II est de plus ordonne que phypotieque
de La ~demandresse soft fat e%xecutoire
les prophecies de son mari, le de-
an m%ontaut de &c j%naement, Ell
IL dit defendant pale les frais DE- &c
process. La take ~Interne des Etats Unls
svant etc pave dams ces procedures. Ce
I < h.,tr,. SEa
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial
District. Marie Desiree Landry, wife,
VS. Amedee Landry, husband. No. 49,
IS. December 5, 1865.
This case was regularly taken up accord
ing to assignment, and the plaintiff hav
ing clearly established her demand and
made out her case by the law and evi
dence, it is therefore ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the plaintiff, Marie Desi-
re Landry, wife, have judgement against
and recover from the defendant, Amedee
Landry, husband, the sum of four thous
and, eight hundred and thirty dollars and
eighty-six cents, with legal interest there
on from judicial demand until paid that
for said sum it be decreed that she have
A general mortgage on all the immoyea-
able property of her said husband, as fol-
lows from the l4th day of January, lo-
81, for the sum of five hundred dollars /;
from The 9th day of January, 1851, for
the sun CT five hundred dollars, and for
the balance of three thousand, eight hun
bred and thirty &c 100 dollars, from the