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state or south CaroIina,
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

in ORDINARY CITATION. s'~ ~
wv Nancy Ghsp%sn hath applied led
Estate of John w. Chapman deceased, lsto Of tho
District Of Piokcns and State nforesasdt The
kindred and creditors of said deceased hro. thoge
fore, cited te appeer .boforo me at Pickens .
IT., on Monday the 22nd day Of juno instant,
to show cause IL my they oa6, Why yssaid lettefs
fsiid seal thtS Bird. day,of June, 1868 j, e q
w; N. lICafi GO s{BE, OF p,9
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Demorest's Young America,

Deinorest's Young America,
,ffIIiE BEST JUNENILE MAGAZINE. Ey,
i. CRY, Biy and Girl that secs it says 80; oil
the PfSss soy SO; and Parents and Teachers corr
firm it,. Doshot fail to. secure q copy. A good
Microscopes; With a Glass Cylinder to conAne
living objects, or n good two bladed, pearl
Pocket Knife, and q largo number Of other
desirable articles. given % prepsiums to each
subsefibot. Yearly, Sl,60. The N oyembor
mum ber commences new volume. s
!, !, W. JENNINGS DEMoREST,
a73 Broadway, Nov YORK.
Tryit, BSyaan Girls. Speoina ,ncobiSs, flyo
oantsSmail3d ftoo,f,3,. a35 N
L s. MAY 20, 1863 33 "a
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u. S. internal Revenue.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
3D DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA.
p;ntono n II nf,,, or 1oco

DETUI1 CULLECTUK'S UFFICE, !
3D DIsrRICT, SoUTH CAROLINA
Pickcns G. H., May 25, 1868.
WHEREAS, lately in the District of Pickcns
~ und ornrc OF South Carolina, ono Copper Still
Worm and Cap, and about four gallons of Wits
kej, was seized and captured from Thomas w. Al
exander. md one Still Worm and Cap captured
from William Fcnley and Harvey Cater, for viola
tions of the Internal Rcvcnuc laws
Any person claiming tho above described prop.
crty or my portion of il, must come forward, and
make such claim within thirty days from the pub
licntion hereof, and file boud IN tho sum of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars with good md sufri-
cicnt surety, to be approved by mo- conditioned to
defend a suit in tho United States Court for CON
dcnnaton of said property, and in case of failure
to defend succc sfully. to pay al costs of suit
Otherwise the property will be sold according to
j. w. COBB, Dep'ty Collector.
May 20, 1868 81
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us. Internal RcycIlue.
DEPUTY COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
3D DISTRICT, SoUTu CAuoIJyA

oD DISTNlUT, SOUTH CANOLINA, :
PIcKENs G. H., juno 10, 1868.
WHEREAS, OH or about tho 25th DAY of April
7 1868, Kcg of Whiskcy, supposed to be about
l8 or 20 gallons was seized and captured from ono
William Hunter, at the house Of ID. Bicmann, in
the town Of Walhalla, said to have boon left thero
Internal Revenue laws.
Anyperson claiming the above described prop
erty, Or'any portion Of 1t, must como forward and
make such claim within thirty days from the pub.
ication hereof and fle bond in the sum of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with good and sutl,.
oient sureties, to be approved by conditioned
to defend suit in tho United States District Court
for con lemnaton Of said property, and in case Of
failure to defend successfully, to pay all costs of
suit. Otherwise twill bo sod according 10 law by
mo- $Ns Ha #a.G j. W. COBB,
ass Deputy Collector.
June IL, 1868 81
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The stutc Of. South CaroIiua
IN Observation-Disclosures.

in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. liz, I,
\NHEREAS, Liccna Hughes hath applied to mo
W for letters Of administration upon ,hc Estate
Of Edward Hughes, decd, lato Of the District Of
Pickcns and State aforesaid: The kindred and
creditors of said deceased, arc therefore, cted to
appear before mo Mt Pickcns c. II. on Friday the
Goth Of Juno, instant, to shcw oauso, if any they
can, why saidlettcrs should not be granted Given
un ior my hand and seal. this July 9th, 1863, 'i
W. i. IIOLCOMBE, orb.
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ktrHB sECRETARIES Of all tho Clubs auxiliary
i to tho Central Democratic Club Of pickcns
County, gro requested to DO present at Its next
mcoting to bo held ut the Court House, on
ihe 2ai Saturday In July next at 10 O'clock. a.
nj, TO ropppscnt tho strength Of their respective
Clubs also o1tond an lnyitation to oil tho Clubs
Ia be at Salubrity on The 4th Of July.
E,t 4g WM. Il. ROGERS, President. 4
Junot16, 1868 ~ HH
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nay The suicide mania is reported to be
raging in tho Island of Cuba. In the course
Of seven days nine cases occurred in tho City
Of flIavana, down to the 23d ultimo. Eating
the phosphorc ends of matches seems to be
f,vorito way Of committing suicide in Cuba.
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Bicmo,n,'s. Hotel,
W AL II ALA, S. G.
TsI1s yyELLKNOwNuoursE


|iiip TsI1s WELL KNOWN HOUSE
AHas@S Is now open for the reception Of Sum
mer Boardcrs. Everything that can conduce
to tho comfort of guests vii be unsparingly
provided Tho TABLE will be supplied with
the best that money and effort can secure, and
my old patrons we'll know that mover stint in
polite and attentive. A Bar Room and Barber
Shop attached to tho premises.
MY BAR ROOM
WAL 20 found to contain old and carefully Sc
lectod Liquors, of the choicest brands; Wines.
Brandies Whiskeys. Gin, Ale, Porter, and ali
tho different brauds of popular Bitters: Such
as Stoashton's IIostotter's, Sumter, &C.. &c.
keep Cigars of the very best grades; Tobacco,
chewing and smoking; Lobstcrs, Oysters, Pick
les. Sardines, 60.
BsS- Charges for Board, moderate
D. BIEMANN.
WALHALLA, May 6, 1868 3l-tf
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MASONIC. celebration.

''fIE MEMBERS of The Walhalla Chnrtcr md
L Blue Ridge Lodge will have CELEBRATION
on WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of June, instant. ST.
johns Day. Grand Master ORn is expcctcd To bc
present on that dny, with other distinguished gen
tlemcn of the Fraternity, who will deliver I'D.
dresses. Companions and Brethren arc invited to
be present and participate in tho festivities of tho
day. Tho public are also invited. sumptuous
DINNER will be prepared for tho occasion by tho
Ladies tho proceeds of which will be applied to
tho Methodist L. Church, South, at this nluce
G. G. LANGSTON,
Cm'm'n Committee of Arrangements
WALrIALLA, Juno 10, 1868 36-3
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WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by
ID. i L II MI a m N !.

APPLES per bushcl,
Dried, per pound, SC.
BAGGING-Gunny, per yard, 30
Dundee, per yard.
BALE ROpE-Manilla per pound, SO
BUTTER Per pound, Is
BEESWAX-pcr pound, 20
BEEF--Pcr pound. sac
BACON-lIog round, per pound, 20
BEANS-White, per bushel, 81 IS
CALlCO--Pcr yard, 10a2O
CANDLES-A Adamantino, per lb. 80
Tallow, per pound, 20
eoTToE ~ SY2ARN-rer bunch, 50 IS IS
COTrON--Pcr pound, 20
CIIEESE-pcr pound, Is
COFFEE-Rio, per pound, 80
G0PPERAs-Per pound, 10
DUCKS, 20
FLoUR-per barrel, SID 90
FEATuERs--Pcr pound, 40
GRAINCorn por bushol, 81 90
Wheat per bushel 81 SO
g Rye per busho, 81 90
Oats, per bushel, SO
PEAS--Pcr bushel, 81 90
lIlDES--Dry, por pound, lG
:. Green, per pound, 8
INDIGO--Carolina per pound,
% Spanish Float, por lb. Sc 90
LIME--Per bushcl, as
LUMEER-B Boards, per 100 feet, 81 25
/" Scantling, per 100 feet, 81 rs
SIIINGLES-Pc 1000, So SO
MOLASSES-Cuba, per gallon, 80
N. 0. Syrup, " 81 90
MADDER-Per pound, 80
NAILS-Per pound 10
ONlONS--Pcr bushel, 81 90
OlL-Kcroscnc, per gallon, ST. 90
PORK-Pcr pound, 10
POTATOES-Iri per bushel, rs
I" Sweet, per bushel rs
RlCE-Per pound, Is
SIIOT-Por pound, 20
SHIFTING Brown, per yard, l2a 90
Bleachcd, per yard, la 30
SPIRITS-Corn Whiskoy, per gal. $4sOO
SALT-Livcrpool. per sack, So 25
SOAP-Pcr pound, II
SUGAR--Crushed, per pound, 25
!" Brown, per pound, lSa2O
STARCH Per pound, 20
SODA-Pcr pound, 20
TALLOW-Pcr pound, Is
TURKEYS, 50a75
TEA-Grccn, per pound, 50 90
/" Black. per pound, 50 %
TOBACCO-Chew per lb. 25a so
Smoking, per pound, 50a l 90
VINEGAR, Cider, per gallon, 81 90
WOOL-Washcd, per pound, 40
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In Bankruptcy.
IN THE NATTER OF WARREN BOYD.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

TNIIii undersigned hereby gives notice of his
Il appointment MS Assignee Of Warren
Boyd, ot Pickens District, State of South Car
,olina, who has been adjudgcda BankruYt upon
his own Petition, by tho District Court for tho
Western District of South Caroline.
VIM. M. FERGUSON, Assignee.
Pickcns G. H., Juno l, 1868 35-3
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SoUTH CAROLINA pOLIrICs.- recent
elections for District officers in South Carroll.
ma, show how rapidly the negro population is
becoming disgustcd with Radicaism and
growing tired of their Improbable privilege
of voting Although in most of tho districts
of the State the negro registered vote is doub
lc that Of the whites, in the elections held last
week, riiU Bamocrslts have onrriod noarly l,oif
of them, while in all the Radical n,ajorit;cs of
April are greatly reduced. In Laurcns, York,
Grcenyillc, Union, Sparianburg, Lancaster,
and Marion, the Democratic tickets have been
elected, and in Abbevllc and Chester tho re-
suit is in doubt, with the chances in favor of
tho Democrats. The seven districts, which
arc so far known to have gone Democratic,
gave in April more than ten thousand Radi-
Cal majority When The full returns arc re-
ccivcd it will be seen that the revolution
against Radicalism among the colorcd voters
Of South Carolina is most remarkable and
wonderful, giving abundant promise Of Dem
ocratic majority in November.
|If2"st"gton .1ournal.
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TO Tax-Payers.

7 WILL ATTEND .at piokcns G. Fl. on Monday
l and Tuesday, 22d and 23rd, and at welhalla on
Wednesday and Thursday 24th arsd 25th June, for
the purpose of receiving Taxes that wcro not paid
in March. duo in Juno All persons are required
to pay by the 25th of, June. My Books will be
closed on that day, and executions issued against
oil dcfaulters.
s. G. HERNDON, T.C.
May 25, 1868 81 d
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TUE HEIRS AND REPRESENTATIVE of
! RicuAnp H. MANsELI, deceased, will take no
ticc. that on Saturday tho 5th day Of August next
at tho house Of Mathew AIanscl). we Tho Admini,
tors of tho Estate of said Richard H. Manscl
deceased. will attend md pay Off to saiI heirs al
tho money now collected. in proportion to each
Share, according 10 tho viii of said deceased.
MATHEW MANSELL,
j. G. FERGUSON, 'u'" fS'
June 0, 1868 80 Q
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nay" The friends of DAVID SAN.
DEEsS respectfully announce him Candidate
for Tax Colecto. Of Oconce County, at tho cnsu-
ing election. iIo belongs to no party whatever,
bit will run an Independent race.
May s, 1868 td%
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DeN"The many friends of ROBERT
Powell respectfully announce him Candi-
date for Tax Collector for Oconoe County at the
approaching election. ~ N .afa (
May 8, 1868 cd
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Tho Murder Of Dill.

solomon G. w. Dill, Representative elect
. 0u 'nls District, together with negro mau
,, naIo Nestor Ellison, who, wo understand,
eaS @ oeon acting in tho capacity of guardman
.o' D'i'' wero killed at the house of tho latter.
on thursday night last, about 8 o'clock, and
.,. nlfs D'll seriously wounded at the same time
.nS particulars, as far as VIC have been ablo
70 leesfn them, arc as follows:
'isappcars that Dill, his wife, white man
,'y5 ~ Ine name of Taylor, and his wife, and I'll.
s.soa, were in Dill's house, Tho first intima.
~on'that they had Of the presence of any ono
0'se' was shot which took effect upon ELI.
soa, VINO immediately got up to run, whom he
was fellcd eld by another shot. Dill was next
shot from behind, having two. buokshot
through his neck, ono of which struck lust
sooVo tile left car, coming out in tho check.
WIS, Dill was shot in attempting to cscapc,,
ncfthlgh being broken. Taylor ran out of
tho house as soon as tho firing commenced,
badly frightened badly, indeed, that
although he was in fence corner touching
tberoad, and saw two men pass, aud even
: heard thcm whisper, and noticed that they
spoke 'apidly, and, although the moon was
fullana not cloud in the sky, he gould not
tell whether they wcrc whito or colofcd.
So far as wc arc Informed, there has been
very little excitement among the negroes in
relation to the murder, tho general desire OK
pressed by them being that every effort should
be made to detect the guilty, but that the in
noccnt should not suffer.
On Tuesday, an inquest was hold over the
dead bodies by J. K. Withcrspoon, who rem
dercd the following verdict: "That the par.
ties canlc to their death from gunshot wounds,
by the hands Of person to the jury un-
known"
On Monday afternoon, detachment Of
United States soldiers arrived, the object Of
whose visit, we arc Informed, is to detect, if
possible the pcrpc' 'ators Of the murder
Arrests have been made of several respec-
table white men, merely upon suspiciom.--
We do not know upon what grounds tho sus-
picion is based, or what disposition is to be
made the parties arrested, but feel confident
not title of evidence can be produced to con-
ncct them with the pcrpctration of the deed.
We hopct hat tho perpetrators Of this crime
will be discovered, and we heartily say -
"Fiat .justitia rwrut Colum ~ Camden
Journal
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Among the Miscellaneous Articles
I will mention Children's Goods, Toilet and
Fancy Articles of all sorts Soaps, Dye-Stuffs,
Indigo. Log%ood, SC. Teas, of different brands;
Shot, Powder, Lead, Tin.Ware, Lamps, Hero
seno Oil, Steel, Corn Starch, Candies, Buckets,
and indeed every article of
COARSE AND FINE GOODS
That my long experience in MERCIIANDI-
I!NG loads me to know this section Of country
will require. u
When you como in my Store if you do not see
what you want, ask for it.
my donlings, I hope to mort continuance and
oven an increase Of the large trade with which
have boon favored. I mako but few promi-
sos. Gomeand try mo.
EH- No House IN WaMaUa sIan unaer-
sell mae-or furnish better articles for tie
same money.
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WAL1ALIh, .. O., May U, I8OS 3I-W
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PickcMs--IM Equity.
Thos J. Piokens, Ex'or, Bill for Relief, Mar
vs.. shall:ng Assets, &c.
z. w. pickcns and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction TINT Andrew G.
| piokons, Mary b. Anderson and Robert An
dorson, dofendants III this case, reside beyond
the limits Of this State: On motion of Mr.. Noble,
complainants Solicitor, 1t is ordered that the said
absent defendants do appear in this Court. sand
plead, answer, or demur to the said bill Of COM
plant, within forty days from the qualifications
hereof, or their consent to tho same viii be taken
as confessed by an order pro confesso. =
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.D.
Comm'rs. Office, May %, 1868 38--6
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An elegant stock of
Farming Implements {:
SCYTIIE-BLADES,
HOES, RAKES.
CARPENTERS TOOLS, of all sorts:
GEAR. TRACE CHAINS, LINES;
CUTLERY, NAILS; and everything that can
be required on Farm.
My con utry friends will please take notice.
ALI KINDS OF CASTINGS:
POTS, KETTLES,
SPIDERS, OVENS, PANS, &C.,
Of different sizes.
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FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
BE 1T KNOWN, that this eleventh day of April
thoussno eight hunSrd and sixty before M. Edw.d
State Of Louisiana aforesaid duly commissioned
o. he
established ia this sy under the laws q this State herein
ooton adopted BY the Board Of Directors Of the said Bank
fed crpy Of Oh hersuno annexed part these
who declared hat g section v: Of
Establish sy,,s% 81 Free ssRkins in the State Of
Of by Resolution adop-d BY them at their sitting Of the
csrtsd copy Of which also part hsrso
ss &c held cn ne OF .ss ay % the
order to take into condtrst9n the Rropre Of reducing
ersl meeting Of Stockholders place the sad
fourteenth Of Mach after the me and notices required
fftyseven kboders Of the ssid Bank owning in the
G STOCK Of ga Bank and therefore more than two thirds
ty duly appointed such BY fattoney
exsd IS part hereof did vote in favor Of the REDUCTION Of the
To- be S ss1s e srss
each That meeting Of the ssd Board Of Directors OF said
solved That in Accordance with the scton taken by the
IT, ohs Of he Stock Ir
at Al ing held on the tonrteenh Of March,
three hundred dollars be represented by
h.ussno sh o. thirty liar. each, the ssideut aud
corded and pub h accor to law and 70 srbstituscsr
cst Of stock o hir dollars per share in exchange for
Now therefore, be, the aid appsarer acting In hs aare
said capacity, under and by virtue o! the sbIve
mentioned power q attorney and r.solu'ion. sfOrs
represents publish make known and declare tho following
amendment the Of the said BANK 81 the eff cs
that The capital stock Of the said Crescent City suk
eueea 70 the sum Of three sgndr.d Thousand DSlar re-
1hiIy Dollars each, effect which purpose certificates OF
tok Of Thirty Dollars per 'ba shall be substituted in
change OF the ceTthca heretofore issu that hsre
fore the Articles Of ator and char Of said Crescent
City Bank be ana thus altered and smendsd.
Thus and pesred in oce, At toe city OF New Or
eah aforesaid the day month hrt above writtsn,
in pr ~ Marcel Dueros ad Adophe A Lenes wit
Of lawful domc lated in this city, who hsreunto
their names together with the said sppesrer and
notary.
COrisiual signed y. ". SUMMERS,
T. DUJRO5,
A. A LEsES
EDWARD BARNETT,
Notary Public.
certify the foregoing to be true Of the ORIGINAL act
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
New Orleans, Apr IS, ls68
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from City, In
lieu Of Car. Every SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
An Extra Train win leave the CITY livery suNDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and after pri 5th TIE Trains will
leave ether end of the Road kUndsys EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock r.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day. Is cents Pas
for GENTLY must notify the Conductor pr depart
Of Train Gentiily station-F Fifteen
GEO. PANDELf. General Suppt.
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7 HERNANDEZ,
BROKER,
No. II Carondelet Street.
and State and City Notes. Warrants. etc.
CIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove any cent lees s and bskes bet
bread than any other in use This fact was
fairly and incostesaby proven the Mechan
les and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1868 and the 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves gusrantsed snd delivered any
where within the city free Of charge.
Also, constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Pzsses Liberal advantages offered 10 the tAds
a. HALLER Agent,
30 lss TchoupitoulAs street.
ordsulen ct box No Mechsnics and Dealers Exchanges,
No los 81 Charles street. at the New Orleans rosoncs
win receive prompt ssssstion.
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DoUsAAs.
KEGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street.,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CrTY HoTE

Waiting and wedding Cards engraved IN me ssssn'
Business Cards. Account Sales Cotton. Bis Il
sine CheckA Invoices end Circular Letters So,
srsphsd Seals, Canesllins Stamps. Dosr Plates etc.
Initials Embossed Payer ~ knvslcpa wTrHous
CHARGE FOE DR
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Executive DKPARrxKsr, /
New Orleans, March IL, 1863 !

STATE OF LouIsIASA, EXECUTIVES DEPAKrxKsr,
New Orleans, March H. 1863
"HEREA - application has been made ta
w 10 cancel the official bond OF John Maskew de-
ceased constable of the first Justices Court and for
the Parish Of Orleans. wit bond dated May 9th, 1856
for the $500 Eve thousand dollars signed BY
Davey securities the said bond being for the faithful
performance by the said John Maskew Of bis duties
stable, aforesaid,
Notice hereby all persons interested said
bond TO show in writing at the Office Of Secretary Of
State within ninety DAYS afr the last publication hereof
why the said bond should not be cancelled aud annuled
Given under my hand Seal Of above
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second. JOSHUA BAKER,
By the Governor:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
EfAT Oh Ia LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExEoUrrr,
NOuvelle- Orleans le 10 Mars 1868
TTENDU, qu'une application ma etc
kew decide conneabe du Premier Cour de Justice
dams ct pour paroisse dOreans ssvolr: On bon date
e de mai 1866 pour Ia somme de tS50 cnq mile pias
signe par John Maskew CONNIE principal ct Patck
Hapin ct J. c. Davey securitees les conditions du
dit bon etsnt pour hdee des dey0rs du
dit John Maskew, snsdite
Avis par e present donnes nteresses dams
Ia dte obligation de montrer cause en- eer au bureau du
seeretare dEtat pendant Quatrevingdx jOurs e
dener publication de avis les rasons pour esQuees
dit b, serait par csncelle ct annulle.
Dome signature ct le sceau de rEta IL date
susdite ct de Undergraduates des IA quatre yngt
dOuzieme. JOSHUA BAKER
Par le Gouverneur:
j. n. HARDY, secretaire dEtat
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New orieans-Mrs Bessa McQuade, wife Of Arthur
Haueh Her Husband-No. 81 4i0.

STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT COURT
Hauch vs. Her Husband-No. 81 40
I HEREBY CERTIFY that ON the cath
day Of March, 1868. judgment rendered In this
court in the following entitled suit in the figures
fol owing to wit:
ordered adudgsd and decresd that the Judgment
made hr al That there be judgment Of PLAINTIFF
Mrs Ressa McQuade wife Of arthur Hauch and against
endant her husband as resaid, decTeeng dissolution Of
the community snd
n EN- that they be declared In property
that plaintiff Of defendant Eight Hundred Dollars
$500 with legal interest from the 3st e July 1861 and all
costs Of suit
Signed, 18th Of March, 1868
PAUL e. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my hand and
sxed the the said court city New Orleans
j. F. DICK, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE La LoUIsIANE-oUArBIEME CoUR DE
District de Ia Nouvelle Oresns-hadame Besss McQuade
femme d'Arthur Hauch, vs.. mar-No 2i,4D.
IEPAR LIE PRESENT CERTIFIE, que Ie
ID 24ieme jour de Mars 1868, jugement fut re1du en-
cee dams les termes figures qui sUiven SAVIOR:
est ordonne. aduee ct dccrete lie jugemen rendu
hnal qul favour du plantive Madame
Bessa McQuade emm dArthur Hauch ct 10 defen-
dam mari suSdit, decretent dissolution de Ia
msnite acquis ct de cdevant exstant
qus declares separees opree l. plahtvg
recOi du def ndant la de Hut Cents Pastres $500
evec inerets legal paIr du 3lieme Juliet 1851 les
fTais de la pave.
signe, lie Is Mars 1903
PAUL z. THEARD, Juge.
En- emoenage duquel ca apPose signanre ct lie
de la cour dams vile de Nouvee leans &c second
Jour dawn Ian dc Notre Segneur soxante-
huit
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