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.JUDGMENT.

M NTH District of Louisiana Parish of Match
LEV itoches. No. 74I6-MARY u. JETER u.s.
MA. BONNER. In this case by reason of the law
and the evidence being in favor of the Plaintiff
1t Is therefore ordered, adju6ged and decreed,
that the community of acquets and gains hereto
fore existing between her and her said husband be
and the same is hereby dissolved 1t is further Or
dered, that she be and she is hereby declared sepa
rate in property and estate from her said husband,
and that she do resume control and administer her
paraphernal property without the interference of
her said husband. It is finally ordered, adjudged
and decreed, that she do have and recover of her
said husband, the full sam of Three Thousand and
Five S5-i00 Dollars. with recognition of her tact
legal mortgage on the immovables, of her said
husband, TO secure the payment of the same, in
manner and from the dates following, to- wit: For
the sum of eleven hundred and eighty-seven dol
lars, to take effect from the 1st Nov ember, 1867;
for the of nine hundred and fifty dollars, to
take effect from the list of April, S66; and for
the sum of eight hundred and sixty-eight $500
dollars to take effect from the LIST day of Febru-
airy, 1866. and costs of suit ssi
Thus doce, and signed in open Court, this Il th
April, 1868. Q
tSigned) w. B. LEWIS,
's9 .&ff District Judge.
Clerks Office d. c., April 23d, 1868,
A true copy of the original Judgment on file
and Of record in my Office,
~ bacR lis A. aE. LEMEE,
April 80, 1868. Deputy Clerk.
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.JUDGMENT.
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district Court-parish of Natchitoches. State
IL OF Louisiana No 7250-ELIzA CARNAHAN
u.s. HERlTAGE HowERToN, her husband. In this
case, by reason of the law and the evidence, adj
duced being in favor of the plaintiff, AMI the fur
Their reason of the Judgment by default, not having
been set aside, it is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that the community of acquets and gains
heretofore existing between plaintiff and defend
ant be dissolved, and she be allowed to resume
the administration of her separate Estate. 1t is
further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the
plaintiff, Eliza Carnahan, do have and recover of
the defendant, Heritage Howerton, her husband.
the sum of One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars,
with per cent per annum interest thereon from
the date of this Judgment and costs of suit, and
that plaintiff Is tacit mortgage on the immovable
property OF defendant be recognized TO take effect
fiom the 10Th day of March, BAT to secure the
payment of the sum of two hundred dollars, and to
take effect from the 18th day of March, 1853, TO
secure the payment of one thousand dollars, the
remainder of said amount.
Done, read and signed in open Court on this,
the 18th day of April, A. d. 1868.
(Sigled) w. b. LEWIS,
Jndee 9th Judicial District.
Clerks Office District Court
Parish of Natchitoches.
| certify the above to be a true copy of the orig
inal Judgment in the above entitled and num-
bered suit on file and of record in my Office.
In faith whereof / have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal of the 9th District Court, at
Natchitoches, this 2lst April, Al D.. 1865.
A. W. HAMILTON,
April "a. 1868. -, LIZ Clerk
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AvriI l, 1868.
VENTE DE SHERIFF.

Nour de District-Paroisse des Natchitoches.
" No. 7272-MARIE ELINA MEroYER contTe
THEoPHLE LOUIS METoYER. En vertu dun writ
de feTi fdcids ennis par 'Honorabe Cour de Dis
trIct dams ct pour la paroisse des Natchitoches
moi addresse dams lie process ctdessus nomme ct
numerote, j'ai saisi ct joffrrai en- vente au plus
haut ct dernier encherisseur
Samedi, 2me Jour de Mai, 1868.
entire les heuTes Ordinares de vente la residence
de Madame J. B. L. Metoyer, dams cette paroisse
la propriste ci-apres decrte SAVIOR:
Un certain moroccan de terre situe dams la pa
roisse des Natchitoches sur 10 rive droite de Ia
Riyiere Rouge en- descendont environ vingt
quate miles en- bas de Ia ville5des Natchitoches
borne par haut par des terres de la veuve Oscar
Debreuil ct par en- bas par des terres de. Madame
Louis Balthazar contenant soixante ct douze acres
ct demi ainsi quill parait par plan d'arpentage
fait par George s. Walmsley lie IL Decembre,
1850, ainsi que les bdtisses ct ameliorations qui
sly trouvent
Aussi, Ia propriete mobiiere suivante: 3 mules,
l boeuf, vache ct son veau, l wagon, 2 Its ct
matelats, 1 armoire, | bureau de toilette, bureau
pour livres, tables en- meyer, chaises, berceu-
ses roue Grams, + douzaine cuilleres d'argent,
douzaine fouchettes dargent, paire de chenets,
upe pendule, une bureau, garde maDger, lot
d'ustensis de cuisine, l machine egrainer, mou-
tons, 1 charette cheval, saisi coDme etant la
propriete du defendant Theophile Louis Metoyer.
TERMEs TT CONDITIONS DE vENTE:
An Compliant, avec lie benefice d'estima-
ton J. G. HUGHES,
Avril /, 1868. Sheriff.
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April LIST. 1868.
sUERIFF,S SALE.

DrsrR1cr CouRT-Parish of Natchitoches-
~ No. 7272-MARIE ELNA MEroYTR Us
TNHEoPHfE LOUIS MEFp9ER. BY virtue of writ
of tferi fdciGs issued by the Honorable District
Court, in and for the parish of Natchtoches. and
to me directed in the above entitled and numbered
suit have seized and will offer for sale to the las
and highest bidder, on
Saturday, I'd day Of May, 1868.
within the usual hours of sale at the residence of
Madame L b. L. Metoyer, in this Parish, the
following described property, te-wit {: -
A certain tract of land situated in the parish of
Natchiteches, on the right bank of Red River de
scending about twenty-four miles below the town
of Natchitoches, bounded above by lands Of wild
ow Oscar DebruieI, and below by lands of Madame
Louis Bathazon containing the quantity of seven
ty-two and onehaIf acres as per plat Of a survey
made by George s. Walmsey on the 18th day of
December, 1850; together with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Also, the following movable property: Three
mules, / OK, COW aud calf, wagon, bedsteads
and bedding, press, toilet bureau, l bookcase,
one sideboard, one safe, pair andirons clock,
walnut tables, chairs, 2 rocking chairs, l cog
wheel, dozen silver spoons L dozen silver forks,
/ lot kitchen furniture, corn-sheller, Z head of
sheep and 1 horse-cart; seized as the property OF
the defendant Theophile Louis Metoyer.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash-with the benefit of appraisement
J. G. HUGHES,
April l, 1868. Sheriff.
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,TUGEMENT.


nj euvieme District de Ia Louisiana-paroisse
IN des Natchitoches. No. 7434--EvM.INA
PoIssoT contrc FRANK MCDANIEL. Dams &c cas-
par ralsou que la loi ct fevidence sont en- favour
de la demandaresse, Eyelna Possot, il EST ordonne,
adjuge ct decrete queile ait ct recouvre du Defen
dant Frank Mcdaniel, sou mari, la somme de huit
cent saixante piastres avec la reconnaissance de
son hypotheque tactic legal sur les immeubles de
10 dite somme CONNIE il suit, SAVIOR: Pour la
somme de sept cent quatre-vingt huit piastres du
19 Janvier; 1868, ct pour la balance costa dire
pour la somme de saixante ct quiuze pastres de la
rendition de ce Judgement, ayec cling pour cent
d'interets sur les dites sommes de la rendition de
ee jugement jusqu'a u Placement pleui ct enter.
II est de plus otdonne, adjug6 ct decrete que la
demanderesse soft il est par presentes separes de
bien de son dit mari ct du Ia commuaute dacquets
ct de gains autreos existan entire soft dissoute ct
qu'ell reprenne raveinr administration de sa
propriste paraphernale sans lie control ou7finter-
vention de SON dit mari II est de plus ordonne
que lie Defendant, Frank Mcdaniel, pale lie fIais
de ce process.
Ainsi fat, lu ct signs en- pleine Cour, &c IL
Avril, A. d. 1868. ,
tSigne) w. b. LEWIS, ,
Juge du 9me District.
.. Office du Grefier G. o., Avrii 20, 1868.
Une copie vraie du jugement original en- lissse
ct enregtstre dams mon Office.
A. +. LEMEE, Ell
Avril 80, 1868. Depute Greffier.
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INCREMENT.


flour de District-paroisse des Natchitoches.
" Etat de la Louisiana. No. 7250-EL1zA
CARNABAN oonfye HERITAeE HowERToN. son mari;
raison de la loi ct de levidence Giant favour de
10 demanderesse ct de plus par raison du Judgement
par default nayant pas etc mis- de cote il est ordonne,
adjuge ct decrete que Ia communicate dacquets ct
de gains autrefos existant entre Ia demanderesse ct
lie defendant soft ct est par presentes dssoute,
ct quelle ait lie droit d'administrer ga propriste
separee ii est de plus ordonns adjudge ct deerets,
que Ia demanderesse, Eliza Carnahan. ait ct re-
couFre du defendant, Heritage Howerton, son
mari, Ia somme de mil deux cents piastres, avec
cihq pour cent par an dinterets sur Ia dite somme
de la date de ce jugement avec les frais de Cour
ct que l'hypotheque tactic de Ia demanderesse soft
reconnue ct reteng les proprietes immobilieres
du defendant ct quill ait efet depuis lie 10 Mars,
l847, atm de guarantir lie Placement de la somme
de deux cents piastres, ct quill ait efet du Is
Mars, 1853, atm de guarntir lie Placement de la
somme de mil piastres.
Ainsi fat, la ct signe en- pleine Cour sur &c
7me Jour d'Avfil A. D. 1868. ~
(Signe) w B.cLEWIS, l
JUICE 9me District judiciare.
/ Office du Grehier de Ia Cour de District,
Paroisse des Nhtchitoches.s !
He eertife que &c qui est ci-dessus est uDe cope
- vraie ct correcte du iugement original dams le
pToces ci-dessus n0mms ct numerote en- hasse ct
enreeistre dams mon Office.
En- fol de quot j'ai alike ma signature etle scesu
de Ia Ne1vieme Cour de District Natchitoches
&C 81 Avril, A. D. 1868.
A. W. HAMILTON. GrefHer.
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JUDGEMENT.

-
NTeuvieme district de Ia LouisiaDa-paroisse
In des Natchitoches. No. 74I9--MARfE 2.
JETER contre M. A. BONNER. Dams &c cas- par
raison que la loi ct levdence Giant favour de ia
demanderese, II est ordonns, aduge ct decrete que
Ia commuEaute dacquets ct de gains antrefois ex
istant entire ellie dit mari soft ct est par ces
prsseDtes dissoute. II est de plus ordonne quelle
soft ct est par ces presontes separee de biens de
son dit mari ct quelle reprenne lie control ct lad
ministratioa de sa proPriete paraphernal Fin
Prevention Sc dit mari. ii est finalement ar
donrs adiuge ct decrets quelle ait ct recOuvre de
son dit mari Ia somme de Trois Nil Ciuq Piastres
ct $500 avec la reconnaissance de son hypotheque
legal tactic sur Ia propriete mmobiliere de son dit
mari pour en- gparantir lie Placement aux dates ct de
Ia naDiere suivante: savOir: Pour Ia somme de
onzsS cent quatre vingt sept pisstres qui prenne
effet du Ter November, 1867; pour Ia somme de
peuf ceRt cinquantspastre qui prenne efet'du Ter
Avril, 1886, ct pour la sonme de huit cent saix-
ante huit piasires ct $500 qui prenne eet du Ter
Fevrier. 1866, ct les f. ais de ce process.
Ainsi fait ct signs en- pleine Cour &c IL Avril,
1868.
(Signe) w. b LEWIS,
Juge de Dktrict
Office da GreIier, G. D., 3vril %, 1868.
Une copie VI ale du jugement original en- liasse
ct enregistre dams mon Office t
A. T. LEMEE,
Avrii so, 1868. Depute Grof6er.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
For the JeffsrsnpIan.
Letter from Delaware, Ohio.


DFLAv ARE, o., Oct 5, 1868.
Ed. JFFF.:-As this is one anon.
the most important epochs in the his
tory of our country, therefore, / vii
give you brief statement of matter,
here.
Upon our arrival at this place, W.
found boys from almost all the States
North and South. The first thing
done in a political way, was to organ
ize ourselves into battalion of carpet
baggers. In our section, there wa
me Democratic exception, who, to-be
sure, did not go into this organization.
Only one, to my knowledge, (though
there may have been one or two more,
for they were mute whose heart does
not throb in unison with our country
and humanity. Thus You see, Mr..
Editor, that we have here between
three and four hundred of the noblest
of Americas sons.
Out of our whole number, there
are not to exceed twenty or twenty
five who will not speak in favor of
Grant and Colfax.
Our place of voting is quite CUES
ton but our boys say that if they
can't vote here, they can go to "pap's"
and vote, if it is necessary to travel
as much as two hundred miles. l do
not think one Union boy will fail to
vote. We have been having a num-
Der of good political meetings here,
severally addressed by Generals West,
Sherman, and Others. Our Faculty,
probably the best corps in the land, }
are Union to the core, nor are they
afraid to make Union speeches.
Our students are also guilty of the
same thing. Indeed, this town, with
the exception of foreigners, Catholics,
and Democrats, will speak en- 0,asss for
Union and right; yet, you are aware,
Mr.. Editor, that this county has quite
a number of professional Democrats.
AS we have the old Camp Chase
flagstaff, in our college-grOund, we
are preparing a splendid flag for the
o. w. u, which shall float over our
heads during the campaign, unmelest-
ed, as we love to walk beneath its
folds. The ladies of the college vie in
patriotism with ourselves, and they
propose to make the flag.
hope all my Hancock friends have
the same spirit which actuates us, and
will vote in favor of the interests OF
our country, and thus speak for God,
humanity and right.
g. Yours, truly, ~ "A
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
7. Railing the Branch Road.

Quite number of our citizens are
discussing the possibility and prob
ability OF putting CT rail on the
Branch Road. 1t is said that Rush
r. Sloan, President of the c. ID. u
l.. r. r., has signified that the com'
pany owning that road will relay tho
Branch Road with "T'' rail. If Oul
citizens will furnish SIC, 900 or s15,
600 towards the enterprise; that il
they take hold of the matter, the worh
will he put through from Cary to
Vanlue this Fail, and finished TO Find
lay in the Spring.
After that a good substantial depot
will be erected here for the accomo-
dation of passengers, etc.
The subject is worth at least a
thorough discussion by our business
men, and should be looked at in all its
phases, and il it is found that their
interests and the interests of the
town would be enlarged by the sue
cess of the project, means should be
taken to cary it out at once.
Let us hear more about the Branch
Road. and the authority for the offer
that Mr.. Sloan is said to have made
We believe that if something tangi-
BILE could be got at, our citizens
would take hold of the matter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
For the JeiIefsvnian.
In Memoriam. p .

In Memoriam.
AT regular meeting of Hancock
Lodge No. 73, 1. o. o. f., held Tues.
day evening, Oct. 6, 1868, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions
wererepoited and unanimously adopt.
ed:
"Our Brother, Frank A. Brown,
who but a few days ago was with us
in the midst of the plans and labors
of life, is no more. Death with him
has done its work, and he now rests
in the silent grave.
ResOlced, lst. That while we will,
'ngly bow in submission TO the will
# God, who in his wise, but inscru
oable Providence, has removed, b,
i0atl, o member OF our Order, we
would express deepest sorrow for the
loss of one We hailed as Brother
worthy and respected in all the re.
lations of life, and by this sad event
'oe reminded that Sin the midst of
life we are in death"
I'd. That we tender our condo
lence and heartfelt sympathy to the
family and friends Of our deceased
Brother.
Sd. That copy of these resolu-
tons be presented to the parents OF
the deceased, and that copy Of the
same be published in the papers OF
our town.
R. II. HoLLYDAY,)
WM. Nc KINNIs, Com.
D. c. FISHER.
ID. III. PUGH, Sec'y.
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all that class Of diseases where there
is general depression Of the nerv-
GUS system, loss of muscular energy
weakness, lassitude, want of appe-
tite, faintness, chilly sensations and
aching of the bones, dc. And, as {
remedy for female weakness, Leu
chorrhea, or Whites, Roback's Bit
ters have no equal. They are pre-
pared with special reference to this
complaint, and act like a charm A
few days trial will satisfy the most
scepticsl OF the real merits of thi;
really valuable medicine. Frey 6
Ettinger, Sole agents, Findlay. Ohio
no20-4w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-16
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