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Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

DELAWARE AND MARYLAND MAIL Cox
rRAcrs.-The route registers of the spring
lettings were on Saturday thrown open at
the Postofice Department for the informa-
ton of bidders or others interested in pro-
posals for mail service to commence on the
first of July next and continue until juno
3Oth, 1872. .--,. ,.-.
Routes in Maryland and Delaware are
awarded as follows:
MARYLAND Routes. .--Elkton to Chester
town, Bishop q Ferguson, $1,647 Ri
sing Sun to Kinks Mills, Henry Riley,
S10O; Port Deposit to Rolandville, offer,
$11O; Head Sassafras to Millington, Of
fer, 800; Millington to Long Marsh,
offer, 1878; Kennedyvillc to Rock Hall,
Edward wilkins, 5000; Chestertown to
Easton, Divau 4 Ramsay, 81, 1,195.
DcIurare Routes. Wilmington to Av-
ondale, Calvin Scripture, $30s; Whining
ton to Centreville, Edward Strong, six
times week, $500; Newcastle to Red
Lion, Calvin Scripture, $231; Stanton
Station to Christiana, six times week,
Samuel Butler, 5000; Newark to Glass
cow, offer, SIS; Kirkwood to Delaware
City, George w. Craig, 5000; Middle
town to McDonough, William 7. Chance,
1915; Middletown to Cecilton, Isaac
Slaughter, $24S; Townsend to Deakynt-
Vile, Dinan & Ramsay, SAT; Mount
Pleasant Station to Summit Bridge, John
NJ. Brown, 5000; Clayton to Chester
town, Jones 4 Rodrock, $1,04s; Clay
ton to Templeville, Calvin Scripture,
S693; Camden to Hazlettvillc, Calvin
Scripture, $297; FELTON, Station to Fred
erica, Vincent Z. Moore, $249; FELTON,
Station to 6 Greensboro, W. III. Jones, $7S6:
Harrington to Denton, Jones x Rodrock,
$40; Pennington to fredericksburg. An
drew Callahan S225; Milford, now Ellen
dale, to Lcwes, Dagworthy & Joseph,
$500; Wyoming to Magnolia, Ed. Stout,
S15G; Morton to Leipsic, offer $500 for
six times a week; Milford to Georgetown,
not let; Georgetown to Snow Hill, +. j.
Harmonson, $799; Millsborough to Lewcs
Thomas 2. Barker $l1S; Dagsboro' 70
Tunnels Store, Thomas q. Barker, Sis;
Seaford to Concord, Wm. c. Tull, $l15;
Laurel to Berlin, jacob Payn, $543-
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fastened to the rendezvous. Arthur was
there with carriage, in which he placed
her, and she was whirlcd rapidly away.
They stopped in front of splendid man
sion, which was brilliantly illuminated as
if for some great occasion. Into this Ar
thur led her half bewildcred, and presented
her to an elegant lady, his aunt, who took
her up stairs to private room. and calm
ing her ftars, decked her for her bridal.
When all was ready, Arthur led her in
to the parlor, where was the clergyman and
a small company, at which the bride hard
ly glanced. The marriage service was
soon ended, and Katie felt herself receiving
innumerable kisses and good wishes, and
then she felt her fathers hand, and heard
her fathers voice, and saw her fathers
smiling face.
"Well, Katie, you have married your
choice in spite of your father; but l for
give you, and give you my blessings"
My dear little wife, can you not well
come your father to your new home p
laughed Arthur.
my home!" said Katie completely be-
wildered, 81 thought
d" You thought" interrupted her father,
laughing heartily g that it was to be a
small cottage with leaky roof, but it ends
happily, after all, like thrilling novel.
The poor young lover has not been left a
large fortune by rich East India uncle,
but he has a fortune of his own, which is
just as well"
Forgive me, Katie, for this deception
and it shall be the last" i" pleaded Arthur.
"This is my house, and you are its mis-
trcss. l am not poor, but | hope you will
love me as well as if were"
Katie wisely concluded to forgive her
father and husband the deception they had
practised, and finally became as happy q
woman as the unfortunate wife ola wealthy
man can reasonably hope to be.
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To MEASURE AN AcRE.-The following

To MEASURE AN AcRE.-The following
may be useful to some of our readers :siz
LAND 304 square yards mako. one
square rod: 40 square rods make one
square rood: square roods one acrc:94O
acres square mile 4,S40 square yards,
or 100 rods, make acre. In measuring
an acre by yards the usual practice is to
trace off 10 yards in length and 40 yards
in width. This, in rough way. may be
considered near enough for practical pur-
poses; but as 20 yards either way make
1900 square yards, it exceeds an acre by
go yards. TO determine IN accurate acre
it may be measured 20 yards in length by
SO IT yards in width. The same result
may be arrived at by measuring 220 feet
in length and $50 feet in width, or by 73s
yards in length by 66 yards in breadth.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

RATHER SprcY.--A lady being invited
to send in a toast to be read at the anni
versary celebration of the Pilgrim Fathers,
furnishes the following. Its spicy enough
to flavor half dozen anniversary dinners !:
1.-The Pilgrim Fathers, foorsooth What
had they to endure in comparison to the
Pilgrim Mothers? 1t is true they had
hunger, and cold, and sickness, and dan
gcr-focs without and withn-but the
unfortunate Pilgrim Mothers! thay had
not only these to endure, but they had the
Pilgrim Fathers, also !. and yet their names
are never mentioned. Whoever heard of
the Pilgrim Mothers? Whoever gave a
dinner in honor of them? Whoever writes
songs, drinks toasts and makes speeches in
recollection of them? This sclf-sufliccncy
of the men is beyond endurance. One
would actually suppose that New England
had been colonized by men, and posterity
provided for by special providence"
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Ex-KING LUDWIG, OF BAVARIA, LOLA
MoNTEs's FRIEND.--The news reporters
of the Atlantic cable announced by tele-
gram few weeks ago the death of the
King of Bavaria in such form that it was
assumed that the rcigning monarch, young
Otho, was deceased BY mail from En-
rope we learn that it was the ex-KiTg
Ludwig, a much more remarkable man, the
= friend" of the late Lola Montes, who
departed this life. The English papers
contain lengthy obituary notices of the late
ex-rulcr. SIC
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28
The family of the late John G. Calhoun

The family of the late John c. Calhoun
of South Carolina, it is reported, are re-
duccd to penury. His library was lately
sold, with some other personal property,
to satisfy debts, at about $3.50. Whole
shelves of books were knocked down for
four to six dollars per shelf. The sale of
the house and land was then advertised to
take place within a short time, but Gen.
Canby's order, reserving to every family a
house and twenty acres of land, will for
the present, enable the widow anl the
children to retain their home.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

The Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, closed its
labors after session of eight days, last
week. The following are among the ap-
pointmcnts Cecil, James NJ. Elderdice,
John Watts; Chesapeake, J. E. Maloy
Kent, j. T. Murray, A. w. Mather; Ken
nedyville, H. E. Miskimon. Missions
Delaware, A. s. Eversole, one to be sup
piled; Newark. Frederick Swentzol,
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Remember, that too much familiarity
among friends is apt to end in estrange-
ment and enmity. A becoming respect
and modest deferential reserve, should
mark our intercourse with all When
people become too intimate, look out for
rupture. 1t seldom fails. Therefore, if
you value friend, remember ever to ac-
cord to him certain degree of deferential
reserve, in your closest intercourse.
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Srlrtt poetrp.
THE GOOD OLD TIMES.

The times the times alas the times
Are getting worse than ever;
The good old ways our fathers trod
Shall grace their children never;
The homcly hearth of honest mirth,
The traces of their plough,
The places of their worshipping
Are all forgotten now.
Farewell the farmers honest looks
And independent micn
The tassel of his waving corn,
The blossoms Of the bean,
The turnip-top and pumpkin-vine,
The produce of his soil,
Have given place to flower pots
And plants of foreign soil.
Farewell the pleasant husking night,
Its merry after scenes,
When Indian pudding smok' d beside
The giant pot of leans,
When lasses joined the social band,
Nor once affected fear,
But gave Il pretty cheek to kiss
For every crimson ear.
Affected modcsty was not
The test of virtue then,
And few took pains to swoon away
AT sight OF ugly men,
For well they knew the purity
Which wonpn's life should own,
Depends not on appearances
But ON the heart alone.
Farewell to all the buoyancy,
The openncss Of youth,
The confidence Of kindly hearts,
The consciousness of truth,
: The natural tone of sympathy,
The language of the heart,
Now curbed by passions tyranny,
Or turned aside by art.
FAREWELL, the jovial quilting-match,
The song and merry play,
The whirling of the pewter plate,
The many pawns to pay,
The mimic marriage brought about
BY leaping DER the broom,
The good old play of blind mans buff,
The laugh that shook the room.
Farewell, the days of industry,
The time has glidcd by,
When pretty hands were prctticst
At making pulnpkin-pic;
Then waiting-maids we needed not,
And morning brought along
The music of The spinning-whccl,
And milk-nLid' S careless song.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

The boys in Salisbury, Md. are forming
themselves into an Anti Tobacco Society,
and are Signing the following pledge =
Believing the use of Tobacco to be hurtful
to the body, mind and morals, l hereby
solemnly pledge myself never to smoke,
chew or snuff it, nor partake of it in any
form; and | will use my best endeavors
to induce others to abstain from it also.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

A FERvENT church member recently
astonished prayer meeting by supplica-
ting for the preservation of the lives of the
young ladies of the congregation, and that
one of them might be eventually reserved
for him. On being demonstrated with by
one of his brethren, he said such was the
honest wish of his heart, and that he did
not see the impropriety of praying for it.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-28

You may joke when You please, if you
arc careful to please when you joke,
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If small boy is lad, big boy must
he ladder.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-roURTH DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS.
To an whom these presents shaIl come, greeting:

To all whom these presents shall come. greeting:
Whereas Michael wheeiahsn having purchased Q sale
made by the hesi Of the Parish Orleans the property
he ens described applied to the Cler Of this Court
IN whose oe the deed Of recorded the eleventh
day Of March. 1858 for ition aavertisenent 10
Louisiana approved March Is 1855 titled An act rela
tive to monitions and mode OF proceedin q"
Now theref know ,nd all interested herein.
hereby cited and admonshed the Of the state Of
up any right title claim in and the property
hereinafter described IN consequence OF informally In
the order decree Judgment Of the Court undr which the
sale made. eguary lie x~ify the sppraise
meut sno IN time or manner Of sale OF for
any other defect whatsoever to show cause within thirty
from the this monition st inserted In the pubic
vhy the sale made sho aid not be confirmed
hon ologaed The said sold by the Sheriff OF the
Pafith aforesaid on the ninth day Of March 1873 By
vtpe of Of this Court rendered the lsth dsy Of
Jrnuzy n. 1868 In suit entitled Booth Co Phillip
Obj and George HubbeHo 200t Of the docket Of this
Court-st which sale Michse Wheeahan became the pur
chaser. for the price Of $525 90
description Of property - given IN me Judicial con-
certain square Of ground in the Fourth District Of this
designated the No 106 b0anded BY Second. Third
D0rRcnoi Broad and Meipomene streste said
divided into rs lots numbered from 70 % Inc usve
is59 deposited the ONCE Of Bousy notary pub c In this
city, for reference which said follows
wiz 400 feet inches lines front on Third lao
feet nchs. and re ena Broad stree go feet inches
lines Second street. and 2 and lines front on
DcrEenois street. together With al the ngnf ways privileges
and belonging or IN
tanning Being the acquired ~ defendants
purchase from Miss G. neKs g per aet pss.ed bsrs VIM
sy osssr q Court cisrts omss New or.sos Hs,eS is,
A D.. 1863 J. DICK
Deputy Clerk
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL hun.
dred Cotton Sugar Plantations located the
portions Of he Gotten and saieA Also Rice
Plantations orange Orchards and large bodies Of vsusbe
Properly improved and unmpoved in the orm Of residences
stores building lots and favorable Parties
wish 70 invest will do well call and anime Prope
ties Nil or Gard, Real Estate Agssta No IS Uarondslst
street N~w Orleans ~
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FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

y
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Be it Known. That this twenty FIRST day Ct March.
MIR Notary Public duly and swon. in and
the Of the witnesses hereinafter named and under
sgpsS personally came and appeared HE E
LOUISIANA corporation in this city, and herein
his sid By st Is o resolution Ss adopted i. y the
ssnh q March s Certified whereof Is hereto be
ton legislature OF this State entitled
act 20 establish general system q fee banking in the
Of Directors said did, BY adopted by
a. their sitting Of the SYST Of January last ls certified
meeting the Stockholders Of sad Bank be held the
pety reducing capital stock general meet
ing did t.ke place the said Am Of March current,
les osy IN S ss
q ten thousand six hunsd and nine shares Of The capital
capital ock appointed such by Of attorney for the
part did vote that the capri stock Of said Be re-
duced from million hundred aud twenty five thousand
heen Thousand Of forty dollars each That meet
sbisenss Of March CURRENT was resolved that the
Stockholders Bank representing owning than
ers meeting on the fourth March that
capital stock Of SAID Bank Be reduesd rom one million one
thousand dollars e be b fifteen thousand shares
ired sad to the charter Of the Bank and
reduction Of stock t. be executed recorded and published
dollars share exchange for those Of seventy nve dollars
per share heretofore issued.n
Now thsrsfre he the said President Of said Bank and
hereto annexed power OF attorney further declared,
Sory on B Conferred By tie rsossens Aforesaid a
he does hereby publish, make known aad
declare the following the Charte Of said
poraon TO the effect that the capital stock Of said Union
Bank Of Louisiana Is reduced the OF six hundred thou
sand dollars represented BY and TO be divided into fifteen
thousand shares Of dollars EACH effect which
cer Gates Of stock Of forty dollars share shall be subs
tuted in exchange Ofthe Of dollars hereto
ssueo that therefore the sr les Of association Of
said Union Bank Of Louisiana thus altered aai amended
Done and declared ny Office, the City Of New Oce
Aforesaid month and fret before written
the presence Of howard Gotschak and James Fancy,
Witnesses who sign the with said
pearer and me, Notary, after reading thereof
(Orig nal signedO =. LAVlLLEB SUVRE
E. O, eorTsCHALK.
JAMES FAIRY. -
the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages do hereby
t ths this tins day duly recorded in Society Book
New orleans, March Twenty First 1853
signedJ la... A DUCATEL, JR,
L. 81 Deputy Recorder.
certify the feg ng copy the original act
extart in my Current Notarlsl Register. l.-.. a-.
and the impress my Office At the City Of New Or
leans Twenty Fnh day March A. D. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and sixty Eight
L. 81 y MANNER, Notary Public.
UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, March Is, 1858.
At meeting Of the Stockholders on the 4th inst more
than tw thirds having approved Of tbs reduction Of the
Notary Pubic Stockholders reb- notified and
cal exchange the Certificates
Five Dollars for Certificates Of Forty Dollars
in conformity to said act GEORGE A. FkkkEf,
tI1n
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Having purchased the exclusive right to seu ANCHOR
OIL for the State Of the inventor, a. ".
Holster Dealers eel Of the shove on.
make CONTRACT without my consent - snsr neid them
1O9 Royal street,
Sole Asent tor Louisiana.
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sHtaIFF's SALES.


GLENDY BURKE AND OTHERS VS.. D. a. EMS
vorh-Fihh District Of New Orlsans-Na 1863.
DY VIRTUE OF = writ sf nera fncsas 60
- directed BY Honorable the Fifth Ditri Court Of
New Orleans in the shove entitled cause and pursuant
entered between the parties interested
therein win proceed sell ct public auction premise.
hereinafter desgustet MOhDAv the thirteenth Of
April ls6s q lo1 o,eiee OK. r ;-r,,,~,.~s -,
STORE, situsted Gravier street. between Camp and
Magazine Streets in the First District Of ths city, per
inventory. which can be seen in my Office Is IS
Sexed In the above suit. p
n4rTERMs-Cash on the spot.
a1o I'd Sheriff OF the Parish Of Oriesns
ARIBTIDE HOPKINS. AGENT, Va EDWARD SRA
pleton--Fourth District Court Of New orlssns-No
0,Os3 $3.50 f
DIV VIRTUE of q wit Of neri faclss %
ID direcsd the Honorable hs Fourth District Court
Of New In the above entitled viii proceed
sell st public auction, MONDAY, the twentieth Of
April, lse5 at 10 O'Clock a. my warshonse No. st.
Per street. Pontaiba Buildings. IN the second District II
city, lot OF Household Edscts
per Inventory which may be seen in my Office 9
Seized IN the above suit
- TERxs-CAsh on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
ssHfs eherf Of the Parish Of Orleans
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CONTINUATION OF ,GRBAT SALE or UNRR-
DEfAKD PLEDGES OF OVER TWO HUNDRED
TH0UsAHD DOLLARS WORTH or DIAn0NDa
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs, CHAINS AND
JEWEIRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AT 81.
CHARLES LOAN OFFICE. Is ~. CHARLES STRICT
nv CHAs. r. NASH.
AucuoNEER-omcs Masonic Han Auction Nart.
Corner St. Charles aud perdido ssrssts
CATURDAY, 11th lost NJ 1 O'eleck a.
- y. and az o'clock ~. and following evenings unit
Once Is ST. Charles stsst without limit reserve viii
be sold
One Of the Largest and Choicest Stocks Of Diamonds
Double and Singecaed 0ok and silver Watches hrscsiet
Chains Spoons The Diamsnds Of TIE rst wa<tf
the whole bes Of he l.gess and most Valuable asso
mens Of enc Jewey offered q suction In the South
sords he chance speculation jewellers and ofhe
- rsR~s-cssh r. u rre@suv Notes p
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WANTED.

:s. os s: :s sss 9: Ssss :;:: Address
WANrED-sgsAR ILAHTAnoss,- rAsr!E,
s l. s.s.s1s e Selling sss.s rlsasss:: ss Invited s %
;f':: s ssF p:s BUY s.e os s IA s'' As
WANTED-A YOUNG nAr, IAltvE or RIA
sny hind business vsss hs can nazs himself ssnsTalt
sss Is ssss End ss:s = ssg.s: and not afraid
ness Best Of references gvisa. AAdfss u O. cFssens
WANrED-A aENTLEnAN OF nArUks YEAS
..s. 1:; sss s:sssss: sssss
would b suf:ns z support himself and w
meet the requirements Of any pesoa hs snplsst recon
& s Il pssss s'
OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans March 81, 1868. !
By Marx walton 1 cancel his Official bond as asses.
sor in and 70. the parish q Orleans. to-wis
Five Hundred Dollars $780, with Sarah A. walton Sc
hereby given 70 persons interested in thu said
bono to .hcx cause IN writing 4 the office q the secstsry Of
the said bond should not be cancelled and annuIIsd
Given under hand sHd seal Of the state Of the above
second = $50 - ---''''
Signed JOSHUA BAKER.
Governor OF Louisiana
J. H. HARDY, Secretary of statA
rs.s ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Nouvelle- Orleans, IL 81 de Mars, 1858.
A sppcsos pour a. ses bond osss co%
d.
cen p.s'ss, 500 svse sas.s Ma01 CONNIE sesarsss
rssssss ssr sre eonnsrs par scr 6urssa du sscrs
Is dssrs pabcsen De Get avis Is pour ssqssss
les dit bonds ne serst pas cancelle ct snnue.
dss menionne ct Ia aimee Dc pm
dspsp dance dss Etaasunis
Gouyerneur de 10 Louisiana.
!. q. HiRsr secrss.irs d'Bsat
STATE or LOUISIANA, Executive DErARrnxrr 4
New Orleans, March IL, 1858.
WHEREAs application has been made to
ceased as constable Of the FIRST Justices Court in and for
the Parish of Orleans to wit bond dated Nay 9th. 1866
John ni ssiew pDcp and P.ef ai Mapu snS
ss gu Ss ne d as
Notice Is hereby given to all persons Interested in the said
bond to show in writing At the Office q Secretary Of
State within ninety days sr the last publication hereof
Gwen under hand and Seal q the sssse Of the above
date and the Independence of the unss States the pnsy
By the Governor:
J. h HARDY Secretary of stss&
EfAI DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrxnxNf DE L'ExKcurTY,
Nouvelle- Orleans le 10 Mars 1868
A TTENDU, qu'une application ma etc
n fite pour canceement du bond nce de John Mas
kew decide connetable du Premier Cour
dams pour psroisse dOreans, ssvoir: On bon
le de- mai 1866 pour la somme de $4,000 cnq mile pias
tres signe par John Maskew principal Patfck
Hapin ct j. c. Davey CONNIE securities les conditions du
OF bon etsnt pour rsccompsemeHt hdee des devcs du
dit John Maskew, susdite
Avis present donnes tous interesses dams
Ia de obligation, de montrer ecrit bureau du
secretare dEtat pendant jours spres lie
derner publication de avis les rsons pour esquees lie
dit bsn serait par ellie ct annulle.
Denne signature ct e sceau de Etat Ia date
susde ct de undergraduates des Ia Qustre ngt
douzeme JOSHUA BAKERl
Par lie Gouvemeur: LatfOtt " I'.f Il
J. II. HARDY. Secretaire dEtst
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LoUIs1ANA-rHtsD DISTRICT COURT
Of New orleans-Mrs. Catherine Fattsry James Mol
Icy, her Husband-so 25,793 ..
I HEREBY CERTIFY, ON the 2eth day OF
March, 1868 Judgment rendered in this Court the
following entitled suit in the words and figures foo~ing
motion of G. H. Branghn. Of counsel for plaintiff
i IS ered and ad1dsed that the Judgment by default en-
tered in tins the 24th instant be confirmed aud
Of properly and be and the hereby rendered in
favor Of the plaintiff, Mr.. stssrne Fa,ssTy wife James
'- Rendered RE- n March 18th, 1865
In tesmon, whereof have my hand and AFFIXED the
cay Of April in the year Of our trd 1855 and the min ~
T. A. LIsAUDAIs, Depury Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-TRoiSIEME CoUR DE
District della Nouvele Orlesns-Madsme Catherine Flat
terry James Molloy, son mari-No 1913
TEPAB LIE PRESENT CEMTIFIE. cue lie
2seme jour de 1868 iugement tut rendu cette
Sur motion de O. H Braugbn De conseil pour s paintve
les procedures ct la de la deade du
n est ordonne aduge ct decrsts one Judgement par default
fna ct que Judgement de separation de Ia proprste SOFT ct
l. meme est par e p,ssent sit iugs%snt en- fAyenr de- =
10y cOntre defendant james Mooy, mari
Renous Mars lie Is 1853
Siene Avril lie 1868. r .tf..rrrl
dams la vile De Ia Nouvesoreans, lie siems jour dasr
en- psnnee de kotre segrsur mil hut cent soxsnts hut
ktats-Unis Z. A. LIvAUDAIS.
Depute Grefier.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FOURFH DISTRICT COURT
Of New orleans-Mrs. Bessa Mcouade, wife of Arthur
Hsueh Her Husband-No. 2l4i0
I HEREBY CERTIFY that ON the cath
day Of March, 1858, judgment rendered in this
in the following entitled suit in the words and figures
ordered sdudgsd and decrsed that the iudgmsn.
by default entered the 18th instant be confirmed and
made final That there be Judgment in Of plsinttd
Mrs Besss neQeads wife Of arthur Hanch and against de-
the community Of and heretofore existing
them that they be declared separated in property
$500 with legal interest from the 3lst Of July, 1861 and all
Signed, 18th Of March, 1858
In testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand and
liked the seal Of the said court At the city Of Orleans
on this I'D day Of April IN the year Of our Lord
rs = - JsF. DICK, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee orleans-ns dame Bessa MeQuade
femme d'Arthur Bauch, mari-No. 40.
TEPAR LIE Pr Es EMIT CERTIFIE, que lie
24eme jour de Mars 1868, jngement fut rendu en-
eette dams les figures qui suvent savoir
II urdonne adjuge decrete que lie jugement rendu
par deaut Sieme soft NAH brme rendu
final gull ugement en- favour du paintye Madame
dans mari susd decretent dissolution de la
munite acqus ct de cidesant existanf entire
qus sort declares separees en- e. 4ae s
nteres legal partir dn 3eme Juliet 1861 avec les
frais de la cour pay
signe. le Is Mars 1868
En- temoenage duque a oppose ma signature lie sceas
J. =. DICK. Deputs Gresier.