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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01

MAxrMs FoR FARMERs.--l. That however
well prepared soil may be, it cannot n'urish
long succession of crops without exhaustion.
,. Each harvest impoverishes the soil to
certain extent, depending upon the degree of
nourishment which it restores TO the earth.
g. The cultivation of spindle roots ought
to succeed that of running and superficial
roots.
t. II is necessary to avoid returning too
soon to the cultivation of the same, or to
analogous kinds of vegetables in the same
soil.
,. 1t is very unwise to allow two kinds of
plants, which admit of the ready growth Of
weeds among them, to be raised in succession.
&. Those plants which derive their princi-
pal support from the soil, should not be sown,
except when the soil is sufficiently manfred.
Z. When the soil exhibits symptoms of ex-
haustion from successive haryests, the cultiva-
ton of those plants that restore most to the
soil must be resorted to,
These principles are confirmed by liebig 4
all experience They form the basis of sys-
TEN of agriculture rich in it's products, but
more rich in its economy, by the dimnution
Of the usual quantity Of labor and manure
All cultivation should be governed by them
but their application must be modified by the
nature Of soils and climates, and the particu-
lar wants of each locality. Aud, as the adj
yantages of rotation in crops are great, they
should not be neglec ed, or passed over, for
l. Each crop exhausts the soil of certain
elements Continuing the same crop for many
r years consumes these elements The soil viii
not produce that crop longer. Another crol
consume. another order of elements, and viii
flourish when the first will not grow to adyan
, tage.
? 2. Each plant while growing, throws Of
: certain matters which are not favorable {,
the growth of successive crops of the sam,
: plant. Hence rotation is profitable, be
. cause one crop may take up what anothe
throws off,
G 3. Certain crops leave certain insects tina
t prey on them. Change the crop, and You de
n stroy or diminish them
t. Various crops furnish various kinds o
manures, which are found profitable on
farm.
D. \ rotation in crops results in some grea
= social advantages. Among these are the fol
lowing \ community which pursues rota
= ton will be more Independent of foreign sup
plies. It will pass through a season q
= scarcity with less suffering Its farmers vii
= be more intelligent, because their experienc
e will be more varied. And thor prosperity
Il too will be more equal, as il will not DEEPEN
c on the ups and downs" of single crop.
= rotation of crops, with moderate manuring,
z the simplest and easiest way of keeping up
g farm. fARMER WEST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01

LlSH - FISH -,
Another lot Of fresh ash lust received which soil
ing for 3 cents per III also new arrival of
PICkLED SALMON. SALMON TROUT. PfcKLED
HERRING, MlCkEREL, ENGLISH DUNN COD,
GEORGES BINk COZ, DRIED HfDDOck,
ENGLISH BON HERRING, SMOKED
HdLLIRuT, SNOkED SALMON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01
NrORTHERN RAILROAp.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and amer December ljth, 1867 rrsau-cr Trains
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Sic Gurn!aasfroae In g.euarf.

Sn Der 3. QSresbpterianerfirGe in g}esparf, %. e.,
bat cine SerIamtnllng ftattoefunoen, nm IiD ii6er
Die Sonnto9sfrase 81 peritdntigen. Sn oerIel6en
belt 9fep. Sr. 8pDr cine Gebs, Die SPAR INNER nod
cine gentle 8ei9rdnft6eit uno Naipitdt perrdt6,
aber bod i6on einen sroBen Gorti6ritt 5u ~li6eralen
@lni6ouunsen be5ei6net. gr iaste i'm @eientiiGen
Splgenbes:
vgs miro man6en ser NntpeIenoen befrcinben, boB
en Breot9er oes Gpaneeliutns q II Ser Nn1j3ten in
getreTT oes erlpFoblenen Sonltagsjuan9e8 beat, Qts
lelne VOrreoner. Sb babe je0o1 mleine 8uten @ran=
De fir meine Nniidten.
,g8ir haben in Reiporf 10000 0entI6e, Die oe-
fonlnet lin0, urterl rs 81 ipDbnen; lie BADEN ge6ol=
fen unIere Sta0t Su baler, ~unieren 81 Wobiftanb per=
rnsGrenu. |. TO-, uno Die 3ablreideft OeutI9el .Store."
in %uuierer Staot geben 3eugniB bon beren Stre6,r n
uno 6leiB. Sic fauler1 alf utlIere Ginla0une bsr,
unter BEN Vcritdnonib, baB lie mad einem ~freien
Sanoe %fonlnen. Sic bradten jebpd nit ii6 ous Der
alten Seirnatb tne9rere @ebrdu9e, Die Ie oIs rebt
uno gut 5l ~betrad9ten BON ibren gele6rteiten lno
fr0mmlten Mdrnern gelebrt pDroen pare1l. Mtan
bat ibnen 0ies erlQu6t; nnb Tie erri9teten oeb6alb
6ffentli9e Grbolun9spldbe, gier9drten &c. YIdbe, mo-
tie an Teltta9er, in iDren freien Stui0en uno am
9onntag SuIamnenfommen lire 6rauen llnO
&inber ~begleiten lie; ie unter6alten I'D in ibrer
g8eiIe, trinfen Bier, plauoerl uno lineen. sic
trinfen ieboG Mot o piel 9ier, als unlere
9eute %glau6en. sic ~p!auOern Oiel mebra Is Tie trin=
len.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Stop!! unb aufgepaBt
Sten, nub Spes sSnrseireben!

Inter allen 8ebenIprtsn taben Tt aud pieies Satr bic Sses
unb Renb Seeblinean beiten befpdbrt. gBabrenp pie edlam>
bo unb ptele antere Sprten mieper BON Dem @rtltbau an9e.
orifen unb BON Der Sdulnis pplenbS serftDrt purben, itne PIE
&ens unb Sses Seeelins BON bieien beipen SlaSell rnberuerf
fpmmer. Der g8ein ron beiben Sprten ipurbe hisles Sabr
an bic Qpn9pprtb gBein @pnpasnie in Cincinnati fnr4 OH
lar per @alpne serfauft unb has Suidel 8rautefspn Der
3er, Seebline Gle pirb Itpn Mitte &u9uft .reifl fpuree AMI
benz Cincinnati Morft fur IL Dollars %oertduft. Die Grnete
BON beicen Srrten bat nod ME faQtrt, es fnb lebr uppt9e
g86hIer, am beiten seetsnet einen talten Binter auS;uhalteH
unb eebeiben in iebert 8linta.
Die 8enb sienet itb threr erpFen, ertnen Sldtter balbsr
opr;polib as ShattentrdHbe IN elmer 0artenlaube eper am
SauIe eesrsen. EcleenbeS limb meine 9retie:
Sbe g eebItng $50 Opa. per tauiene, $50 per buneert,
So. so per Oubenb. Speijdtri9e 9aansen SIS per Dusene.
Sens S%se6lins. 500 PER taalfnb, s25 per hanosrf' 81
8.S. SD s~erfaufe nur ouserlelene, gut bspurselte i'm FRET
en- secsene gFanNn; ee 1T alle feline Sefahr %sDrbanosn mil
elenhen 3retbbau5pfanse an9eIhriert IN fpereen.
Gpneprb, Oelapare, Sartfprb unb ale befannten Sprtsn
e6enfaaS an 5anb ~ ben bi0isiten 9reiIen.
&Gtere GuSfunft ertHeilt germ,
Souls MtIt6tter,
On. 8. Up Spr e14, Sanbusfp, Sbtc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
JODm >. Crf's
Wed(el-0 sfbafts- D%srbinbums init DEM
81 nSldnDe.

Tur6 f~araiabrise gefannifhaft nit ben serfdtccsreu bsutf6en Ne6'
lei 0ei6dftsbdaiernn nh Ger FUN In rffbfn Sideten, mar Go tim mr5'
lid. aus csnielbsn Rte fcteefen III mdtlen. I'm fne Organization Su be-
sweden, melhe itu In ben Stouo itst. auf frlgsntsa gldsen SeIrsr 81
crlectirea pmr ausBatlen su hNen Ndmli6:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
1lnieBlbares aeeept, junse Mab6en 3a bersiebsn.

geelsebub lit, ME man meiB,
Seit 5lpeintaltaulen0 Sabren
@uf zines Md6ti9en @ebeiB
Sur untertpelt gefabren.
NQ- in, ipie glei6falls 1T %befannt,
Gieb uns Der rIbwarSe Yeter"
Sas Safer ulo ben unperitano,
Als feline Stellpertreter.
llno linen binterlieB Der @i9t
ltrflInben unb Yopiere,
go baB lie fennen i6re Yai4t
en bieiem @eltreoiere.
9ies b0llii6e 9ortfelio,
Sa9t nun auf Seite 7,
Bas mir bier, er D~fficio,
als Sruder abGei6rieben.
8enn Elm 9ut6ersig Mtitterleim,
0on @rllno 0us mill perberben
SsGr piel9eliebtes SD6terlein
SIM 2eben unb i'm Sterben,
60 mub nod folgenbem &ecept
Sic reQeln Iein Setragen;
Gs lit prDbat, man bat erlebt
Nte, oaB es feblgeI9lagen.
3uerit iaet Inn BON &inobeit an:
pg8ie i60n biit bu, bu &leinel
Was lie 10 reiSen0 lG6eln fam;
So biibI9, ME tie, tann's fetne."
Sor StOl5 miro bann, tpenn's 10 mas bort,
Ser fleine 9tader 5appeln,
Won Gitelfeit ST. friib betbDrt,
@iro's eptg nit inn rappeln.
Sos 3lueite 1T, io6alb bas Sinh
Gin penie nllr fam laufen,
Wtibt nod Der Wto6e ibr geI6pino
rBDnnet" nno cSoops" thm %foufen.
Wtit STransen, Gpiben, S6leifen, 9anb,
Gleiod)en rnb Sdiirse ihmiiden,
Sbnl Golden oreb'n, un1 ben Weritanb
Sbm 9rlnbli6 81 perrllden.
I1nb Sritteils laIIet Die Momiel
Nlr. re6t friih5eitig pGn0ern;
gilten l6neioen lebrt lie i1nel,
Son elmer Sai' 5ur anbern,
8is title Sitt' unb Sdusli6feit
2an9peilig ibr 9elpOroen
unb lie ii6 9Gn3li6 bat gepei6t
Sem GaffeeflatiGer Sroen.
Sann 8~iertens iolte leien tie
SiIt0rden uno NDpeQGen
8on Cola Wtonte1 GuQen Sue,
9as biloet oas Mamlel6en.
Sobalo lie bieie bat Itubirt
ltno fennt Die i6Dniten Stellen,
@ebt BRETT lie ais emnncipirt
gu alien v0ancp 8dlen."
Gor9t 6iirften8, ooB tie I6 periebt
Gin lpenig ouf Die Soiten,
llno DAP, lpenn tie Elm 2ieo9en frGbt
Nuf einem &limperfaiten,
Sen Stnglang lie b~egleiten fam
Damn lptro'5 tbr ltets 0elingen,
Sas 8riinhDrn, 0as lie nimmt sum Wanr,
Sn's Narrenbaus Su brtn9en.
Bum Se6sten muB Tie iiberboupt
0Dn 9tlem Gtpns niiien,
Sod ia Ni6ts reht, unb ME erlarbt,
9oB ie ie iet befliien
Sem Woihen, &ohen, Nd6en unb
'g8us mebr 10 erober Siinoe
9as mar Dem 0Gmhen ni1t geilnb,
Safiir lit bas @eIinoe.
llno lit iie oann 10 5u9eitubt,
On ltebe, boloe Seele,
Sin @eiIt uno Serjen abgenubt,
9ann iu6t, oaB ia nid1ts ieble,
SIR Iie6tens etnen G6'maun aug,
Ser Summelei eraeben.
Sem iebe Nrbeit lit Elm 8rans,
Ser 9tidts bat, als iein Seben.
Sonn babel i6r am 3iel euer Sinh,
Sann BATS Die SDlf uuf Groen.
unO ous fam oaher, melPs 9el0pino
Gin 9Gmhen IDlte perhen.
ONdtcrlein, o Wiitterlein
Sb 2les6en, 9annhen, Srine,
Sb Susden, SOr9en, 9rctelein,
Sermine, Ibeline =
Ob Gunigunbe, ob Mat6ilo,
S6 Goiamunb, oh Sannn,
Sb 9ermingaroe, oh 8ai6ilb,
gabette ooer NannD,
Ser Name lei, ben i6r linn gebt,
&0nnt euer &inb ibr lieben,
grSie6t es niht nod Dem Gecept,
Cont ipiro's'ne yYDIe Sieben."
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05

Authorizing the State Auditor TO employ ,w'
additional Clerks and one Messenger.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
State Of louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Louisa Arceneaur, wife Of L. o. Matherne
VS.. No. 347
Her Husband.

Two judicial days having elapsed since
Judgment by default was taken against De.
PENDANT in the above case, and said Defendant
not having appeared nor filed his answer, the
legal delays having expired, and the law and
evidence being in favor Of Plaintiff and against
Defendant;
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed
that said Judgment by default be and the same
is hereby confirmed and made final, and it is
further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that
Plaintiff Louisa Arceneaux, wife Of L. o..
Matherne, do have Judgment in her favor, de-
creeing a separation Of property from her said
husband and a dissolution of the community
of gains or acquets heretofore existing be-.
tween them, and that said Plaintiff be and she
is hereby authorized to resume the possession
and separate control and management Of her
paraphernal property 1t is further ordered:
adjudged and d%ecreed, that Plaintiff Louisa
Arceneaux do have Judgment against and re.
cover of her said husband l.. o. Ma,herne,
| Defendant, the sum OF Two thousand seven
hundred and six,y-fve 50zlo0 Dollars s2,765,-
sol in capital, being the amount Of Plaintiffs
paraphernaI funds received for her account by
her said husband and by him converted TO his
own use and benefit, together with legal in
,erest thereon from date Of Judicial demand
to wit, the 10th November, 1868, until paid
and costs of suit.
Done, rendered and signed in open Court q,
the Parish of ST. James, on the l4th day OF
November, 1868.
(Signed) r. BEAUVAIS,
Judge 4th Jud. Dist.
A true copy:
Clerks office, Parish Of ST. James, this 10Th
day of November, A. D., 1868.
( N. S. LANDRY,
Clerk.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
AN ACT
No 81

To Provide for the Revision Of the Statutes
of the State of a general character.
WHEREAS, 1t is a matter Of great public
importance that the public statutes Of this
State should be revised, their language SIM
plided, their in~congruities corrected, their
deficiencies supplied, and the whole arranged
in order and reduced to one connected text
with a view to their adoption as the revised
statutes of this State to the end that all may
know the law therefore,
SECTION /. BE ii enacted by The Senate and
House of Representatives Of The STATE Of Loui-
siana, in General Assembly convened, That a
Joint committee, to be composed OF three
members of the House and two members OF
the Senate, be appointed by the Speaker OF
,;n>nsc and the President of the Senate
w. rowe' sit during the recess OF The
~s'Samre' az SUI Mace or places as they
~ designate.
&c. .. BE il further enacted, e., That said
oopittee shall select some suitable person
sons, whose duty it shall be, under the
s'ssion and direction of said committee
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
AN ACT

wv |
Granting to Gabriel Mullen the exclusive
right 10 build a toll bridge across the Amite
liver.
SECTION l. BE il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the State of Loui-
siana in General Assembly conuened, That the
exclusive right is hereby given to Gabriel
Mullen, Of the parish of Livingston, to build
a toll bridge across the Ami,e river at a point
ITO be selected by him) between McCay's
ferry and T. Bradford's on said river.
SEC. 2. Be il further enacted, ETC., That all
persons are prohibited from building any toll
bridge or bridges across said river Amitc
within five miles above and five miles below
the point selected for The bridge contemplated
by this act, provided the said Mullen rom.
pIe,es his said bridge within twelve mouths
after passage Of Ibis act.
SEC. 8. BE il further enacted, ETC., That
the said Gabriel Mullen, his heirs and assigns,
shall have and enjoy all the rights, privileges
and emolnlnents 70, the time of ten (l0) years,
TO date from the passage Of this act Prorided,
sdll UItu-C - UuHt uitt SOluiiStSo y N'A
Within twelve months from the passage Of this
act; And provided further, that all The ex'
pense in constructing and keeping in repair
said bridge shall! never be a charge upon the
State, but be hereby borne by the said Mullen,
his heirs or assigns.
SEc-4. Be i further enacted, ETC., That The
rate Of toll or transfer Tor crossing shall be
charged by The said Mullen as fixed BY The
police jury Of the parishes Of Livingston au4
East Baton Rouge.
(Signed CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of til.
A true copy:
GEO. e. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
1ndorsel, "Rcceiyed in lhe Governors office
August 10, 1865" ......
NorE by TIE SECRETARY OF STATE.-Tht
foregoing act. having been presented 10 tn,
Governor of the State of Louisiana for hi
approval, and not having been returned by hin
10 the house Of the General Assembly il
WhICh il 0TigiTatett;- within The time pres
cribrd by the Constitution Of The Slate c
Louisiana, has become a law without his ap
} prevail.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
AN ACT
No. 80 ]

Authorizing the State Auditor TO employ two
additional Clerks and one Messenger.
Section /. Be il enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the STATE Of Lo"'-
siana, in General Assembly conrened, That the
Auditor Of Public Accounts be, and he is
hereby authorized to employ two additional
Clerks at a salary Of fifteen hundred dollars
each. per annum, and one Messenger at a
salary Of seven hundred and fifty dollars per
annum.
SEC. 2. Be il further enacted, ETC., Thatthis
act shall take effect from and after its passage.
(sisned) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
spekcr Of the House of Representatives.
fSigned) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved August %, 1868.
iSipned( H. C. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. +. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
AN ACT

Making a new Division OF the State of Loui-
siana into Five Congressional Districts.
SEcrlosl l. BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State Of Loni.
siana ia General Assembly convened, Tha,
until otherwise directed by law, the Stale
OF Loui>iau. Stall be divided into five Con-
.ressioual Districts, and the qualified electors
of each district SAL eeAen=e -nne Eeplesen-
tative 10 Congress, as follows
The first Congressional District shall com.
prise all lha, portion OF the parish OF Orleans
on the ri.h, bank Of the Mississippi river, and
so mnch Of said parish on the LEFT bank of said
river as is below and cas-, of Canal street, in
he city Of New Orleans, comprising the
Fourth, Fifth, SIKH, Seventh, Eighth and
Ninlh Representative Districts Of the parish
of Orleans and the parishes Of st. Bernard,
Plaquemines, ST. Tammany, Washington, st.
Helena, and Livingston.
The Second Congressional District shall
comprise all that portion oil the parish OF Or
leans on the left bauk Of The Mississippi
river above and west of Canal street, in the
city of New Orleans, comprising the First,
Second, Third and Tenth Representative Dis.
,ric,s Of the parish of Orleans, and the
parishes Of Jefferson, st. Charles, s.. John the
Baptist, St. James, Lafourche and Terrebonne.
The Third Congressional District shall com
prise the parishes OF St. Mary, St. Martin,
Assumption, Ascension, Vermiilion, Calca-
sieu, Lafayette, ST. Landry. l%berville, Eas,
Feliciana, East Baton Rouge and West Baton
Rouge.
The Fourth Congressional District shall
comprise the parishes of West Feliciana.
Poin,e Conpee, AvoyelIes, Rapides, Sabine.
Na,chitoches, DeSo,o, Caddo, Bossier and
VIM.
The Fifth Congressional District shall com
prise the parishes of Claiborne, B'env''le
Jackson, Union, Morehouse, Carroll, Ouachita
Madison, Caldwell, franklin, Tensas, Gaia
houla and Concordia.
SEC. 2. BE il further enacted, ETC.. That al
laws and parts of laws in conflict with ,hl
act be and the same are hereby repealed, ant
that this act be in force and take effect from
and after It's passage.
(Signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
f (Sisned OSCAR J. DUNN,
, Lieutenant Governor and President OF tn
} Senate.
Approved July %, 1868.
Signed II. c..
1 Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
. GEO, E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05

Supplement-
Gle Couisianiaa,
Saturday, December s, 1865.
Official.
-:O:-
published BY AUTHORITY
A9p@
PASSED BY TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
AT the First Session of the First Legislature,
Begun and held in the City of New.Orleans,
JUNE 90, 1868.
o
No. 29] AN ACT
For the Relief Of Charles o. Hardy and A. F..
Wro,nowski.
SECTION l. Be il enacted BY the Senate and
House If Representatives of the State Of Loui.
siana in General Assembly conrened, That
the sum Of two thousand four hundred dollars
be and the same is hereby appropriated out
Of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated to Charles Q. Hardy and A. F.
Wro,nowski, as compensation for the copying
and furnishing the laws Of the State Of Louis.
lana 10 the State Printer for The years 1864,
1865, and 1867: Prorided, That Charles o.
Hardy receives twelve hundred dollars and A.
r. Wro,nowski twelve hundred dollars Of
said appropriation.
SEC. 9. BE Il further enacted, etc. That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR S. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved August %, 1868.
(Sisned) II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. T.. BovEE,
Secretary OF State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05

TO revise tile statutes Of the State of a general
character, to simplify their language, TO cor.
rect their incongrnities, to supply their def.
c%iencies, TO arrange them in order, and TO
reduce them to one connected text, with q
view to their adoption as the Revised Statutes
Of tile State.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, ETC., That the
members Of the committee shall be entitled 10
their mileage and per diem while going 10,
attending, and returning from the meetings
Of the committee.
SIC. 4. Be il further enacted, etc, That The
sum Of five thousand dollars be and the same
is hereby appropriated as part payment Of the
compensation to be allowed 10 The person or
persons 10 be appointed in accordance with
Tire second section Of this act, the same to be
paid quarterly, on the warrant Of the commit
tee, as the work progresses.
SEC. 5. BE ii further enacted, ETC, That the
compensation Of the person or persons ap-
pointed by the committee shall be dependen,
on The approval Of the work, and shalt be
hereafter fixed by law,
Signed CIlAS. w. LOWELL.
Speaker oil the House Of Representatives.
%(signed) OSCAR J. DUNN
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
A true copy:
Gro. Z. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
Indorsed .Received in the Governor's
Office, August II, 1868.
Mora ny THE SECRETARY OF SrATE.-The
foregoing act having been presented TO The
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana for hi
approval, and not having been returned by hin
TO The honse OF The General Assembly in whicI
il originated within the time prescribed by lht
Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana, liza:
become a law without bis APPROVAL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
state OF Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Ernestine Caillouet, rife Of Armand
Maiherne,
vs.. No. 346
Her Husband.

This case was this day taken up agreeably
to assignment, and the law and evidence being
in favor of Plaintiff and against Defendant,
therefore,
1t is hereby ordered, adj Judged and decreed
tina, Plaintiff, Ernes,ine Caillouet, wife of Ar,
mand Matherne, do have Judgment in her favor
against her said husband, dissolving the COM
muni,y of acquets heretofore existing between
them, and tina, Plaintiff be and she is hereby
decreed TO be separate in property from her
said husband, and be authorized 10 resume the
exclusive control and management OF her ex'
ira dotal property;
1t is T1TIneT 07dered and dtscreed that said
Plaintiff Ernesline Caillouetd do have Jud gmen,
against and recover Of her said husband Ar.
mand Mathcrne, Defendant, the sum of Six
hundred and seven,y-nine Olll0o Dollars,
| [S679.O4l amount of her extra dotal funds by
him received, with legal interest thereon
from the date of present Judgment until paid ;
and that a legal, general mortgage on all Of
her said husbands immoyeable property be dc.
creed in Plaintiffs favor TO secure said pay.
ment, said mortgage 10 date .from the Goth day
of July, 1865, &c. c. 1899 and seq c c 1854
costs TO be paid by Defendant.
Done and signed in open Court on the l4'h
November, 1868.
(S!gncd) r. BEAUsAis'
Judge 4,h Jud. Dist.
A true copy:
Clerks office, Parish of St. James, this 18th
day of November A. D. 1868.
~l N. S. LANDRY,
@ Clerk.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05

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of the State of a general character.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-05

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siana into Five Congressional Districts.
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