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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

SOLID Dovls.-The Santa Clara Mtrs
is greatly exercised on the subject Of
female suffrage and says:
How about the "soilsd doves" that befoul
the land, and Of whom there are $4,000 pub
lie ones in New York city alone? How will
they vote Will it Be in the interest Of good
government and morality, or rather will Il
not be for their friends, "lovers?"' In thea
tiers they are set apart BY themselves. How
will II Do at the polling place! Will the fallen
and erect sisters meet together promis-
cuously?
How about the soilsd masculine doves?
How about those who have bssn instru-
mental in bringing the "fallen sisters
to their present condition. 1t 10 their
privilege to vote to-day. And when
evsr they deposit a ballot are they ever
influenced by aught ave what 10 "in
the interest of good government and
morality" Do all our political rowdiss
and wirs-pullers take the Sermon on the
Mount as the guide of their lives7 Will
the fallen and erect sisters meet promis-
euously2 We hope so. Did the erect
sister meet the fallen o~ftensr, there
might rot be so many as now in the
mire. "I come not to call the right.
eous, but sinners to repentance" said
ono. The rigteous nowadays con6ns
their attention too much to each other.
Dramatic Review.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

CLAY AND RAHDoLrH.-The cause OF
the duel between these two distin-
guished men, was the following insult
ing language used by Mr.. Randolph to-
ward Mr.. Clay, in secret session OF the
Senate, in 1895: "This man-(man-
kind, I crave your pardon)-this worm
-(littls animals, forgive the insult)-
was spit out Of the womb Of weakness
was raised to = higher life than he
was born to, for he was raised to the
society Of blackguards. Some fortune
kind to him, cruel to us-hss tossed
him to the S~ecretsryship Of State.
Contempt has the property Of descend
ing, but she stops far short Of him. She
would die before she would reach him ;
he dwells beneath her fall. ] would
hate him if | did not despise him. 1t
is not what he is, but where he is, that
puts my thoughts in action. The alpha
bet which writes the name Of Thersites,
Of BLACKBOARD, Of squalidity, refuses
her letters for him. That mind which
thinks on what it cannot express can
scarcely think on him. A hyperbsle
for meauness would be an sllipsis for
Clay"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

SoME years ago a gentleman died,
His widow inherited his property and
collected the insurance on his life, and
very soon enlarged, repaired, and fitted
up her residence in quito q luxurious
style. 4 friend calling expressed some
little surprise that she made these nice
arrangements so soon after the deceast
Of Mr.. =. why shouldn't do it p
replied the practical relic. "My hus.
band, good man that he was, is enjoy.
ing a glorious mansion in the skies ; and
Of course he wishes me to be as comfort
able as possible here on earth" Who
says that woman's faith was not shown
by her works?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

Recommendations Of incor-
poration of the Central Pacific Northern
Branch Railroad Company, were filed in
the Office Of the Secretary Of State yes
terday. This company has for its OBJ
ject the building Of a railroad running
between Boise City (Idaho) and o poin.
near Grsvelly Ford (Nev.), where it will
connect with tho Central Pacific Rail.
road Company, length Of the road being
two hundred and ten miles ; the capital
stock $40, 600, 900, in zoe, 900 shares Of
$500 each. Directors-Frank Denver,
Thomas Colo, Jr., Hill Beaehy, J.. W.
Shaw, George Hearst, W. Fl. Sears and
William Thompson, Jr. The certificate
Of incorporation Of the Consolidated
Chloride Flat Mining Company was also
fled. This company proposes to carry
on the business Of mining on Chloride
Flat, White Pine District, Nevada,
Capital stock. $4,000, 900, in 10000
shares Of $500 each. The principal
place Of business will be in San Fran
cisco. Trustees-A. Hayward, Thomas
Sunderland, A. 6. Head, Thomas Boil,
and W. B. Thornburg.-Sae. Union, 25h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
LATEST EAsTERN TRLRGRAAs.
rundAl TO YI GOLD NIL DAILY Nws NJ
HHerIlN UNIoH LIE.
a.d outrase, In Tennessee.

HHr#. r..a"#H .H.. -E EH.# #
Murders and 0utraSey In Tennessee.
Dispatches from Tennessee report q
number Of murders and outrages in
many parts of that State. In Haywood
County q negro violated q lady APP
preaching her period Of confinement.
A negro and white man being taken,
the Jail was seized BY q mob Of masked
men, who hung them. Near Dresden a
negro woman dug holes In the ground,
and placing her children in them, lighted
ires and actually burned them to death.
When arrested, she said the children
wouldn't obey her, 80 she concluded to
kill them. Many other murders are re-
ported.
New York News.
NRw YoRK, December 24.-Minister
Webb aud ex.Ainister Washburns ar
rived to-day from Rio.
outrasss in Georgia.
SAVANNAH, December 24.-Further
trouble on the Ogeechs is reported. Two
white men were shot last night by an
armed body Of negroes, who took pos
session Of their shop and carried 1t of.
Planters say they will be compelled to
leave the country unless protected.
billiard Match-DeadIy Array.
CHICAGO, December AIN tho bill
lizard match last night. Foley again de-
f..ted FravI.y. er.cbamnion Of Ohio,
bv / q 20 SAX
.trsst onco,rte- took n,oce NJ q
Jo,enb iHe.l Yesterday, between two
monument LAWYERS. COL A, Green and
+ A oter,y Ths lattsr gentleman was
,bot and killed by Green.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
By TELEGRAPH.
[u.cAL 10 nm s.Ip NIL DAILY xsvs H
Z wIsfnH UNION Lun.1
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Heavy Rains.
SAX FRAxcrsoo, December 20, 2r.x.-
II has rained most of the time since
Thursday.
A Riot On Christmas Mernins.
Yesterday morning, at 4 o'clock, a
row occurred at the Bull Run dance
house on Pacific street, between a party
of roughs. Bottles, d%scanters, etc.,
were smashed over heads, and knivs'
and pistols were used. About q hun
dred Of these roughS had congregatsd,
when a strong fierce Of police arrived
and prevented . terrible mob riot.
Robert Graham Vas stabbed in the
back, and several others were seriously
cut and stabbed. One man died Of his
wounds this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

As General Grant is going to keep
house for the Government during
the next four years or more, he has sold
his dwelling in Washington to Mayor
Bowen for $40, 900, possession to DO
piyen about the 4th Of March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

Wa detect signs Of returning virtue
in Kentucky. A gang Of rufians sue
csssivsly outraged two negro girls, then
shot them and threw their bodies into
q creek. Six of these men have actually
been arrested and lodged in Jail, and 1t
is believed that they will be prosecuted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

SUICIDE IN GRASS vALLEY.-Dr. G. F..
Collins, a highly respected citizen Of
Grass Valley, GAL, committed suicide
about midnight of the 23d instant, BY
taking prussic acid. He leaves in the
peirhborhood Of $40 900 worth Of prop
ertv. and was not in debt. He has no
relatives in the State, and no III
whatever q BIO copjectared for tho act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

DAN GsLwlcks, the Lathy, and like.
wise State Printer, has taken charge Of
the Stockton Gazette. Notwithstanding
his excessive thinness, Dan 10 . good
newspaper man. For some twelve OF
fifteen years no has been in use as q
lightning rod on the romantic banks oil
H~sngtown Greek, Plscerville.-Oakland
Trdnscript,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
Rrr,s.Iya to General Grants stat.

RErlsRINa to General Grants state
msut that "troops are still needed in
the Southern States" q Democratic
contemporary asks, "Is this psacs2'
No /! but it is the way to it, and in due
time we shall reach it. The impatisncs
Of the Democrats for General Grants
peace is striking !; they were not half SO
anxious for it before the election a. they
have come to be since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

CALIFORNIA WuHs.-From ~ per-
soual knowledge of the vineyards oil
California, and the way in which they
are now carefully and also scientifically
making wines, W. may say that there il
now in California as pure and as good
new wines as a be found the world
over, and there is some as good old
wine as any person need desire.-Cati-
foynid Farmer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

TwrSrY-RIsHr sqaare-rigged vessels
are now due in San Francisco. They
come: From New York, l3; Boston, 4
Philadelphia, /; Bordeaux, l; Liver
pool, 3; Msrseillss, l; Hull, Il Glas.
cow, Cardiff, l ! Hamburg, q. And
that is a sample of where We trade.
Out Of % vessels New York sends 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

A SEVERE joke Was recently played
upon a rich inancier in Paris, who was
very stingy to his wife. One day, q
lady, closely yelled, and apparently very
anxious not TO DO recognized, called
upon him and borrowed . large sum,
leaving her diamonds as a pledge.
he was ehagrined to learn that it was
his wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

YAoARIIs OF CHlYlNSB.-A Tsutonic
friend of ours keeps q lager beer saloon
along the track. Some time since he
had a call from some brakemen, frsmen
and road tenders, who, after calling for
lager all around, began dancing and
frolickiug, to the discontinue Of 'mine
host" Having had enough of the stag
sport, he got off the following : SCOT
dam railroad men, spend for fifty shsnts
and make for two dollar noise.-Chey-
,nne 4rguS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

a,TsAoHrsa TEE ISDIAss.-War IL an
essential element in Indian life. If he
is not preying upon the vhi.s man, be
is going on the war-path against his
red brother. But the time 10 at hand
when he will get all the fighting he
wants, after which be may be content
to settle down and lead a peaceful life.
Sherman and Sheridan seem to under
stand the situation exactly, and are
rapidly pushing the redskins to the wall.
In his recent fight Sheridan destroyed q
whole band Of warriors and he ex-
presses the opinion that n or two
more such blows will relieve his depart
nsnt from all further Indian difficulties.
The prospect is that the winter cam
psign now begun will teach the Indian
q lesson that will be remembered for
some time. he must be taught that
the Government has the power to
punish and crush him IL need be, and
then perhaps he will find less delight in
sealping helpless white men and women.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

K1LLrp.-Jamss Baxter, an Irishmau
Of 80 years, entered, while intoxicated,
the stable Of one Graham in San Fran.
cisco on the night Of Saturday last, and
Law down in one Of the stalls. In the
night tho horse lay down on the top OF
him and in the morning Baxter Wal
dead
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

TEE San Francisco Herald will be re-
yiyed by John Nugent with the opening
of tho New Year. 1t will aim to be the
organ Of the young Democracy Of Cali
fornia, and is likely to become the chief
organ of that party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

a WsarEsS paradise is thus described:
NO income tax /; no internal reyenue
no spies to see If you treat a friend on
sunday ; no special police ; no dog tax
school tax or bounty fund. And. To-
end with, the Indians and haltbresd,
can't tell n gresnbsck from another
50 all our ones are tens"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

HUMBOLDT says there is not a day in
which the earth is not shaken by inter.
nal commotion, so that the state Of per-
petual movement is the normal con.
dition of the globe, aud this would seem
to be true nowadays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
FROM RUROPR-BY CABLE.

LONDON, December 24.-Tbs follow
ing dispatch from Constantinople hs'
been received Dell Jones, the Grsciar
Minister, has formerly retired from hii
post at the Porte, and declines to rec
ognizs the proposed Confederate Powers
M%ARsEILLrs, December "a Dis
patches are received, giving the partic'
ulars Of an accident which occurred re.
Gently near Smyrna, by the Asia Minor
and Egyptian mail steamers colliding In
the Gulf. II is said that over 200 pas.
.enrers were killed by the shock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

THE Nevada Transeript say a tunnel
5 1000 feet long is to be cut in the gravel
claims at North Bloomfield, to FURNISH
drainage to a depth of 2lS feet below
the present workings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

General Grant on Ketrenchmont.
Nlw YORK, December 24.-The Tn
6uns comments on, and eItols thu re-
marks Of General Grant, made yestsr-
day, and says: "This simple declsra.
ton will save millions to tho Treasury.
Let economy be the word, and the
country will respond. Any Congress.
man who presumss to stand in the way
will be rsbuked by the people. General
Grant is right, and the country will
give him its whole support"
Sam. Bowlcs ont OF Linbe.
Bowles was charged $3.50 BY the
jail-kseper for a nights lodging. The
World, Tribune, and Tines are very sc.
rers on the Kidnapping. Mr.. Bowles
yesterday informed one Of the leading
dailies that = prosecution for libel
would be commenced for yesterdays
comments on him.
Moro Cabinet Making.
The Sun says We can't DO wrong
in announcing that L. B. Wsshburn
will take Office in Grants Administra.
ton as Secretary Of the Interior"
Outrages In Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, December as
Several outrages have been committed
within . few days BY masked KukluI.
srs. Negroes have been shot in several
instances. On Friday night five men
went to the house Of a negro, made him
get out Of bed and stand, while each
outraged his wife. The Sheriff sue.
csedei in arresling the suspected per
IONS.
A Valuable Church Burned.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, December 25.-St.
Johns Episcopal Church at Waterbury
was burned to-day. Loss $loO, 900.
Severe Accidents.
MEupnIs, December 25.-Rufus Bat
terson, while walking on Main street to-
night, had his leg almost carried away
BY q rocket. He 10Y lies in o danger
ous condition. Several men were
wounded at the same time.
More Pardons for Rebels.
WARRINGTON, December 26.-The
President has issued another proslama'
ton, extending full pardon and am
nesty, without reservation, to all and
every person who directly or indirectly
participated in the late rebellion. o
course JEFF. Davis, Thompson, Brsckin.
ridge and Slidell are included in the
Presidents proclamation.
TELEGRAPH Stocks.
NEW YoRk, December 26.-Westerr
Union Telegraph, 333@34.
Christmas Day in the Rnst.
CHICAGO, December 26.-The fe'tiVi,
ties of Christmas are being observed
throughout the length and breadth o.
the land. "a Merry Christmas" is The
greeting from everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

A MAN in Illinois jumped into q we'll,
but there not being water enough to
drown him, he suspended himself by the
rome. and so kicked the bucket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

HARD DErSksR.-AA old gentleman
Of Saratoga, who has been regular in
his attendance there for 60 years, claims
to have imbibed in his time 500 barrels
Of Congress water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

A YOUNG MAN sdvertises in an English
for q situation as barmaid. Why
is this more funny than for aphysician to
advertise that he will practice as mid
Mife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26

"I'u not myself at al to-day" said
4 bore to the artist Inmau. mo mat
ter for that" was the reply, whoever
else you may be you are q gamer by the
change"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
NEW TO-DAY.
shsll Oyster.....9 as Cent? Per De.eu

- UP N DIN ~ LII
At 4 o'clock r. u. each day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-26
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

Fresh Baked and Fried Potatoes, and some
thing new every day. de2t1m
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-03-21

-Cest que j'avaiS besoin de ses services;
la femme Castola n'etait plus alors qu'une
etrangere pour moi.
LIE mari oppose un albi; il ma pas passe
Ia mutt du crime dams la chambre on lie
crime etc commits.
Comment Sc fait il que mis- en- presence
du cadavre defigure ct nolrci de votre femSie,
vous n'ayez address,, je ne dis pas de repre-
ches, mais meme aucune question a la Cas-
tola?
-C'est que deja on m'avait dit comment
les chooses s'etaient passees.
Eft que pensez-vous maintenant de Marie
Castola?
-Je Grains bien, maintenant que ce SOFT
ellie ait jete ma femme dams le feu.
--Et dams qnel but r'urait ellie fait?
-Eh bi n !! pour qu'ensuite je rtpouse
iegitimement; c'est une mechanic femme
ct je pense meme que c'>st un monstre.
y. lie president a Castola -Vous entendez
&C que raccuse dit de vous?
Marie Castola -Je ne puts lempecher de
m accuser.
-Dtes-vous tonjours quill est stranger
au crime?
II y est complement etranger.
LorSou'on nit le mari en- presence des
restes carbonises de sa femme, il sc jeta sur
ces restes, les embrassa ct pleura.
NJ. rsvocat general ne croft pas a la sim
cerite de ccs demonstrations.
Les relations adulteres de laccuse avee
Marie Castola pendant rabsence de sa femme
etaient 81 notoires, que lie desservant de
Zevaco benissant, scion ruSage, toutes les
maisons de Ia commune, en- excepta Ia de-
meure de la femme Castcla. Sc conformant,
dit-il, en- celia, au mandencnt de l'a"torite
diocesaine, qni frappe d'excommuncatlon
dcs concubins.
Marie CaStola, reconnue coupable, etc
condamnee anx trava"x forces pe"petuite.
Lp mari etc acuuitte.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

F. FERAY, Cour de Distsct,
vs.. ParOlSSe st. Landry,
W.s. BAskrN. No. lOI65,
LNN VERTU dun ordre de saisie ct de vente,
t. a moi adress6. par rHonorable la ome
Cour de District Judiciare, dams ct pour la
Paroisse St. Landry, dams la susdite cause j.
procederai la vente lencan public, 4 la
Mason de Cour de la vile d'Opeiousas, lie
SAMEDL, 4 jour T1rrA 1868,
les prophecies ci-has dtcritrs, savoir: Les NOR
ceaux de terre suivants, Sitnes dams la Paroisse
St. Landry. ct dams !e Township Sud, de la
Ransee 2 Est:
LA MOITIE SUD DE LA SECTION
(1O) dix, ccntenant (:}22 si-lOU) trois cents
vingt-deux acres ct quatrrvingt-qnatre cent
iemes d acre.
LIE QUART NORD- QUEST DE LA
Section q, contenant (l6l i-,0o) cent s"lx'
ante ct une acres It cnquantc-six r-ntlemrs
d'acre.
3-LA MOITIE NORD DU QUART SUD
Quest de la Section 22, contenant $50 e0-iOO)
quatrevingt acres ct quatrevingt c"ntiemes
d'acre.
4-LELOT TFRACTIONNEL sUD-OUEsT
du quart Sud d-Ouest, designe CONNIE lie No. 2
contenant (l9 So 1907 dix-neuf acres ct Gin
qnante deux centiemes d'acre.
5-LA MOITIE NORD DU QUART SUD
Est de la Section 2, contenant go SO-'GO)
quatrevingt acres ct quatrevingt centiemes
d'acre.
Gle QUART FRACTIONNEL, SUD
Est, lie quart fractionnel Sud Quest. designts
par lots Nos. un ct deux. de la Section q, con
tenant (6I I2-1OO) soixante ct une acres ct
-douze centemes d'acre; etant les melnes ache
tees par Henry Garland du Commencement des
Etats-Unis.
Saisie dams l'affare ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS :-COmptant
JAMES q. HAYES, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sherlf. 20 Few 1868.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-03-21

Succession de Josebhus Lacomb, ct de son epouse,
Octavie Pitre, tous deux dtctdts.
TN VERTU dun ordre de l'Honorable la
A Cour du Huitieme District Judlciaire
de fEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour la
Parcisse St. Landry, il sera ,endu rencan
public, au plus oftrant ct dernicr encherls-
seur, par lie soussigne Tuteur, a la residence
de fenc Nine. Edmund johnson, pres dc la
vile de Washington, dams cette paroisse, le
3D.. JEUDI, IL Mars 1868,
les proprietes suivantes dependant de Ia
dite succession, savoir:
lNE CHARErTE A CHEVAL, TROIs
boeufs de tire, un cheval, trois muiets, deux
jcunesss ssbeufs, .clnq charues, an scraper, une
herse, un lot de harnais, une vie'lle herSc,
une meule aguiser, quatre juments, dix
tetes de betes corncs, plus au moins, la
moitie indivise denviron quarante mile
briques, deux vieiles cabanes situees sur
la terre de veuve Edmund johnson, un fu
sill double, six cent pieds de planches, une
pele manche court, un lot d'environ derx
mile perches, Ia moitie indivise de trois
bales de coton, quatre charete de maTs en-
viron quatre vingt barils en- robes, environ
huits cent cin9uante bottes de fourage, vingt
barIis de patates douccs, environ quatre
vingt quinzc boisseaux de maIs, trente hut
barils ue patates douces sept cent bottes de
fonrage, quatre truelles, un niveau pour
MACON, uue MALE, un lot de vingt t,ois
livres, un atlas de Cotton, "a moitie indivise
dune machine a grainer le mais, ct la moi
te indivise de deux cabanes situees sur la
terre de Nine. Edmund johnson.
AUSSI:
II sera vendu d la Maison de Cour, dams Ia
vile des Opelousas, II heures dn matin,
le ..:'t
MERCREDB l PArrI 1868.
I'm CERTAIN
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JUDGEMENT.

| G'nevievr z'ringue, |Con. de- District.
Son tpoux, J. Bite Richard S.. Landry.
nANS le process ci-deSS,.s inttnle. la loi
- Ell levidencc etant en- favour du plain
tiff, Genevieve Xe,ingue:
II est par consequent adjugG ct ordonnc,
gu ellie ait I'm jngement final, ct r+rouvre de
son mari, Jean Bite. Ric!mrd les sommes
Snivantcs ct les propretes rceueS ct diSpo-
sees par lui pour son propre sage ct beni-
flee, SAVIOR:
Premierement, Tn lot de qrarante che
vaux ct betes corne>, marques ainsi: 4
IL
ou un nombre egal, ou son equivalent en-
monnaie couraHte, CONNIE il a etc pronve,
hnit cent piastrcs avrc hypotheqne tactic
du dernier jour de Decembre l>31-$SOO.
Six chevaux ct jumentS dc la valcur Dc S4OO,
quar-" cent piastreS, ou son equivalent IN
monnae courante, CONNIE il a etc pronvc,
SAVIOR: Quatre cent pIaStres ayec hypOtheque
legale dn dernier jour dc Dccepbre 1881.
La somme dc quatre-vingt piastrcS avec hy
po,hequc legale du dernier jour de Decern-
bre lS46- $50 La sommc de troiS cent
cinlnan'e piaStreS, $3.50, a>ec hypotheQuc
legale du dernlcr jour de Deccmhre 1859:
La sommc de $14S062!, quatorze quatrc
vingt pias,res ct soxante denx Us ct de-
mie avec hypotheque le.al le du dernier jour
de Mars 1917. La fer marquer hgurant
ainsi 4; GU sa va!eur -.
II c de plns adjuge ct decrete: :-qu" Ia
ditc plaintiff soft separGe de bienS avec son
dit mari, qu'ele reprenne la pleines uesSS@l-
there administration de Ses birnS Pher-
naAx, que son hypotheqne legale"et tactic
soft reconnue ct mise en- force CONNIE preci-
to, sa Dir: $800-huit cent piaS,res d,L
dernicr jour de Dccemhre 1881 pour 9uatre,
cent piastreS. S4Oo, de Ia meme date, der
nier de Decembre 1881 pour quatre vingt
piastreS, $50, dr de'nicr de necembrc 1916,
pour Sl4SO G.A .A-qnatorze cent q'mtrevingt
,iastre> ct soixante denX sous ct demi, du
dernier jour de Mars 1917 pour $3.50, troiS
cent cirquante pastres, du d"rnier jour dc
Decembre 1e59--avec interet judiciaire du
10 de Juliet 1866, la date du service dc Ia
ci alton ct petition sur le defrndeur, ct quill
pale tous les frais elre taxes
Ansi f.it, celle ct signe aux Opelousas,
ce 2tme jour de Fevrier 1863.
ISigne A. BAILEY,
Jugc de Ia Sine Cour de District.
Pour copie conforme:
A. GARRIGUEs, Grehter:
Opelousas, 80 Fevrier 1868 St