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JUDGMENT.

Hraciuths Garrand, Dist; Court;
onez. Gaillory, her husba No. ios9s.
TTPON the trial Of the: above entitled cause,
- 1t was proven to the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendant, Onezime Guilln nry, is
to endanger the recovery of fhe paraphernal
claims and rights of his wife, Hyacintha Gar
rand, the present plaintiff that her said hus-
bnnd. while administering her said estate, re-
ctlFed and appropriated to his own use and bu-
siness the sum OF five thousand two hundred
and thirty-seven dollars and twenty one and q
half cents. acquired by her during her marriage,
at different times, from the SUGGESTIONS of her
deceased father and sister, it further. appears
that by "a dasios en- paiezaen4 by authentic act
on the fifth Of April, 1856 from the said defend
ant to bis wife, the plaintiff, he has restitute.l
I'd her the sum OF two Thousand two hundred
aud seveaty-tive dollars, leaving yet due to his
said wife, and unaccounted for by hlm, two
thousand nine hundred and sixty-two dollars
and tWenty-one and one half cents;
It's therefore, by reason sf the law and the
evidence adducett, ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the said plaintiff have Judgment and
DO recover from her said husband, Onezime
aauillory, the defendant, the said SUM of two
Thousand nine hundred and sixty-tw0 dollars
and twenty-one and one half cents, with i've
per cent yearly interest from the thirtieth Of
November, 1868, until paid, and costs of this
suit to be taxed; that her legal mortgage for
pal and interest take effect as follows: for the
sum of nine hundred and seventy four dollars
Ind seventy-tw hun.lredths from the second of
March, 1861 for four hundred and forty-eigh5
dollars the fifth OF December, 1868 for three
hundred and ffty-nine dollars aud forty hun
dredths ON the thirteenth Of December. 1888 !;
and for eleven hundred and ninety-two dollars
and nine and half hundre.iths from the sixth
OF March, 1866. 1t is further decreed by the
Court that the said plaintiff be separated III
property from her said husband, the defendant :;
be adjndged to retake and administer her wn
paraphernai estate, and that the community
heretofore existing of acquests and gains be and
il hereby dissolved.
Read and signed ia open Court, this 18th day
of February, 1862
JAS. NJ. PORTER.
- Judge sth Jui. Dist. of Louisiana.
true copy: -
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
OpelOusas, March 9Th. l3G4,
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JUDGMENT.

celesti'l e. e cantrelle District Court,
W. ( parlaA vi st. Landry.
" iae' huso, II. Chretlen. No. l0746.
Rf reason of the law and of the evidence aa-
AS duced upon the trial Of the above entitled
cause 1t is ordered, aajudged and dsereed that
the plaintiff, Celestine Cantrelle be separate, in
property from her husband, Hypolite Chretien !;
thae the community OF aeauests and gains be-
tween said plaintiff and defendant be diusolse,l.
and that said Celestine Cantrrlle, the plaintiif'
oc festornd to the sole administration Of her
separate property and estate;
IL IN furt her or,ieret ami .teerrcl that said
1eiestlne Cantrellc have Judgment for and re-
cover frola thc SAID Hypuiitc Ch.tt.en the fol
lowing ssltns, viz: the sum of eighteen hundred
dollars. fSlssn with legal mort gage t.. secure
tue payment ot the sanle, to take effect trum
the 10th day of August 1913; the further sum
ut "ne hundred and fifty dollars whith like mort
gage to take effect from the 9TH day uf APRIL,
lss4; the further sum of three hundred dollars,
tSa0. with like mortgage to take effect from
the 9TH January, 1856 and the further sum Of
tva hundred dollars, $780, with like mortgage
to take effect from tho l2th April ls6t-with
legal interest upon said sums frpm the 9th day
OF Decein ber, 1867, the date of judicial demand
1t L. further ordered that defendant nav the
costs of this suit.
Judgment read and signed in open Court, ut
Oi'rlousas, this 18th day Of February. 1863
~- JAS. NJ. PORTER,
Judge 6th Judicial Dist, louisiana
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State of. Louisiana.

Probate Cosgt, Perish Of 90. Landry-Ro. -
Rasa1saf Celessine speirer.
VONRAD SPEIRER, of the Parish Of st..
~ Landry. Adminissrsses ct the Estate OF C.
lnssine Speiser. deceased wife at Pierve Berger.
having Sled Final Tsbleau Of Distribution OF
said Estase, accompanied by pctiion praying
for si.s hossaiogation Of tine same ;And whereas,
shs prayer of mid getition has besn granted BY
s.sa order of Conrt dated February 18th, 1869; =
Therefore. notice is hereby givea ~ oil inter.
ess4tl TO naka opposition, If anj they have, in
writing. a. my eAiee. in thestown Of Opeisusax,
thin dirty days from ths, date Of the presrn,
notice. why said Tablsmm should nes be appr.'v'd
ssid h.snologassd, the Ada,inissgasar discharged
fross Ill furtssss labiitis and his boad esncsiled
z-I A. -GARRaGUES. Parish eJudgsu.s
0nesonmaa. Eahssasy 81, 1850.
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State ef Louisiana.

'Ps4ssb Cosss. 49, Fsssssh Of ST. La,sdrs.-yo. 2.9e.
EsrATR or EMELRR CARuEHERs.
TNEJEAN DU0As, Of the Parish Of St. Lam
sMG dry AsaFmsfassaFatsF Of the Estate of Elnelie
Casaaherss deasaasa, having filed Tableaa of
Distrihution sf tho proceeds Of tbs sais Estate,
taccsaspaaied by petition praying for the hnano-
Iugusisn sf taae Same And whereas, tfiaprayer
of saii petitiou has sseen granted by sR order Of
CoarS tfakea March FIFTH, 1863;
r. Therefore netice is hereby given to all inter
easesa TO make opposition, If aay they have, in
writing. nj nY 0tsiaes In tho town Of Opeleusas,
viii &i ~ asya fsem -slse date OF the present
natice. Why mid Tahiean ahoula mot he approved
and haaasaaogaee the Administrations discharged
froaa ali further iAbsii asd his hand cancelled
A.GARREEUES Parish Judge.
Una2easas, MaEch 18th, lS6e.
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Estate Of Darid v Lambert and Wife,
both deceased.
EDY virtue Of an order of the Hon. the Parish
Id Court iu and for the Parish Ut ut. Landry,
there will he ssld public sale. to the last and
baidnr, ~ GIN. A'n,n'sstaser M
t..siaenes of ssid deceased. on Dry Bayou, in
tLa Parish Vt St. Landry, on
l. Tassday, 4prl 2Oth, 1863,
the following described property, belonging to
ti.. Estate Of David V. Lambert and his wife,
Ai,nif. A1l.lrus both deceased, laIe vi the Par
isi of st, LauLry, to-wit:
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JUDGMENT.

Caroline c. Hayworth District Court.
vs.. Parish st. Landry.
J. w. Mckinney, her hsbd. No. 1880.
DY reason of the law aud evidence Z. this
LID case being in favor of the plaintiff. Caro-
line &. Hayworth, it Is ordered that she have
Judgment againssth aeteuslaus, James w. Me
Kinney, her husband, ,iecreeiug her separatisa
Of property from her said husband; the disstlu-
heretoforcs existing sAetween them, aud that tire
said piaiutiif, Caroline Z. Haywerth, be further
decrced the right to administer for the fntare
to rosusnny free and uneontrsfled by her said
husband ; and that the said defendant pay the
costa Of this suit to be taxed.
Done, rsad and signed in open Court, this 24th
day of February, 1869.
l. JAS. NJ. PORTER,
u Judge 9Th Jud. Dist. of Louisiana.
true copy:
! u Jos H. RICHARD, Clerk.
| Opeloasas, March 9th, 1863. . y,
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- ~ AC%INA1AN ~ l..
Louise L@onie peytavin District Court,
Parish st, Landry
Jos. n. Thibodeau, her Aus.) No. Iuss5.
TN the above entitled cause, u Judgment by
n default having been regularly entered ami
no motion to set it aside having beca .u:.de .lu-
ring the legal delay; and by reason OF the law
and the evidence ben. in favor of plant iif and
against the defendant, it is therefore ordered,
aAjudgei aud tleerced that the plaintiff. Louise
L4onie Peytayin have Judgment against the de-
fentlant, Joseph Norbert Thibo.leau, Ler hus-
band, for the sum of six Thousand three hundred
and eighty dollars and eighteen cents, with legal
interest thereon fsom judicial denlalid that her
legal mortgage on the property of her said hus
baud be recognized to date from tue ;sl May,
1856, being the time when aforesaid inler-
ell by plaintiff was received and converted t.
his own use by said defendant;
Aud it l. further orxlaseti, asliudged and de-
creed that plaintiff be separated i'm property
from the said defendant that the community
Of acquests and gains heretofore existing be-
tween thesn he dissolved. and that said plaintiff
have the sole aud exclusive administration of
her separate estate, and that defendant pay the
r.ssts ut this suit TO be taxed.
Thus done, read au.i signed in open Court,
this 18th day Ut February, l86a.
e. 't JAS. II. PORTER,
a .+t~ Judge ssh Judicial District, La.
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JUDGMENT.


Koran Jane TAlser District Ceart,
vs. Parish St. Lan dry.
X. W. Mckinney, her hsb. No. lloe6.
,DY reaaos,- OF the law and evidence in this
ID case being in favur Of the plaintiff, It is ar
lere.l adjuaged and decreed that the said plain
tilt. Koran Jane Taber, be separated in property
fruna ber said husband, kinchen w. Mckinney
10 ajutlgpsl to assme anal exercise, independent
Of him, the sole and exclusive. sontrssl and ad,
nsiuistration of her parapllerifat estate and Iii:
terest and that siae col,s,unity of aelnests and
gains heretofore existing between them ets dis
solved and finally Terminated; sntl that the DC
fensiant. Mckinney, pay the costs III this sait ia
be taxed -,
l. Read aud sighed in epes Court this Goth dag
OF February, 1860.
JAS M. PORTER -
n ~ Judge Sth Ln1. Dist. sf Lsssisisna
f. -
a true copy: : ~, !,
= - ~ X Jos ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
r. n,>xg.us.x N.reh EfI 1870
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'st. Do mingo-The Negro Here
and There.
From the Richmond Dispatch.

and There.
(F-om the Richmond Dispatch.l
/ What Is tile difference Exactly that
one is he re and the other ia there! As
we said the other day, there could be
but one obstacle to the annexation of Gu
ba and st. Domingo to the United States,
and that was because the negro predom-
mated hl both. We have been looking
for this objection and we have it.
Messrs. Banks and Orth, of the House
of Representatives, are engineering
schemes for the annexation of the Island
sf st. Domingo divided into the bar
baFous nations of Hayti and st. Domin-
go) to ii 10 United States; aud the New
York II mes "a pronahnent Republican
neWspap per) comes down upon both pro-
positions with impetuous denunciation.
ttdeclar zee that they are incapable of
rising above anarchy;" that they are sig
norant, treacherous, brutalized and lazy"
The ca suntry should be obliged to the
movers in this matter, because they have
brought out u little truth concerning the
negro Republics Of Havss and Sc. Domin-
70 in quarters where the. real character
Of those Republics and that of their peO-
pie have been for some years kept Eery
dark. with all occasional effort to break
The force Of u bit of news which threw a
little light ON their savages feature. The
Times, cnraged ut thu mere idea Of asso-
ciation with sneI1a populatiaA, declared:
both parts of tlle l1lnua haEa bseni long
and still are the scenes of what Seaman
Describes as "a SUCCESSION. 0& &insnTEecttiens
and revolutions, massAcFess, and assassi-
nations, this nature,A and Fesnias of which
should deter this eenntzy as well from
the folly of u proeecsorats as from the
dangers of Enumeration" >>-
Again. says the Times
II "But the Republication cf the whole
islanl is q abnrlssque. In Hayti, for in
stance, Gully negroes, Indians, mulattees,
and the mixed races are invested with
citizenship, all white persons being dis
franchised, excluded from office, aud
even denied the privilege of holding reaa
estate. 10 ALSO @ St. Domingo, white
is prescribed, the blacks and mixed races
insisting upon the retention af all real
control. Something more than political
jealousy actuases them i'm every portion
af the island. They are habitaally
faithless when white men AMI their iu-
terests are concerned-S a.ss ~<.
Something mere than s'political jeal-
ousy." What's that? fssit jealousy
Of race or bleods Evidently that in
what il ineant. And yet these Haytiens
and Donlihieans are of the same race fo
negroes, with these inhlbiting these
j st#tes-sl.e very same which the. New
!. York. Hases deaanndss sshall zl,c allowed to
hold office in Georgia, and because the
State of Georgia, has prohibited them
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JUDGMENT.

Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk
Opelousas, March Goth. 1869.
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s = - ~ X los. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
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Public Sale.

n tTuV CVVy' -
Jos. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
O1elousas, March 9th, 1869.
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u ~ = .Joe. n. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opeleasas, March 9th, 1865. ,
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+. - .. Jos. d. RICHARD, Clerk
Opc1ousas March 20th 1869.
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The WASHINGTON pspers contain anus

The Washington papers contain anus.
ing accounts OF Horace Greedy al the In.
sueuralon Ball. They say that his ven.
cradle white bead an speoia Re, made
him conspicuous object wherever he
moved, causing him 10 be recognized By
every body. He looked like cal in a
strange garrett. in the midst Of The gay
throng. and was continually getting 'tran.
ded IN some hopeless position. At one
time he was fastened upon stairway, in
an eddy of the two currents Of moving
humanity, for nearly an hour. Slow of
motion,h was continually being crowded,
and hustled and crushed by the pretty wo-
men revolving about. This last expert J.
ence he seemed to rather like; but he
swore good deal. in The oddes. and most
miscellaneous style, when jamned and
jolled for two hours al the cloak rooms,
in quest Of his white overcOat. One
would as soon expect bullet from a rose
bud as an oath from Horace Greeley. but
he certainly did curse most ferociously ON
this occasion.
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DISSOLUTION
OF
Co.Partnership.

THE Co-psrtnership heretofore existing be-
i tween David Humphreys and Jas. Law
HocF, is hi, day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Jas. Law. Hoof who is authorized 10 settle all
tue business Of the late firm OF d. Humphreys
& Co. All persons knowing themselves indebi'
ed 10 d. Humphreys4 Co., are hereby notified
that immediate payment is expected, as 1t IS
important that the business be settled al once.
JAS. LAW H00FF,
March 9, 1869. ID. HUMPHREYS.
In retiring from the firm Of D. Humphreys &
Co., l wish TO thank my friends and the public
for their patronage and encouragement in the
past, and aska continuance Of the same for the
new firm, W Inch most cordially commend 10
their confidence and support.
D. HUMPHREYS.
March s, 1869. II
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CHROMO9

EARLY Rose Potato. bsve 10
IL ,t,re a lot 81 the Early Rose POlaIo.
lor sale in lots of one pound bnd upwsfd'.
Me CUrdy e. Duke.
feb 81 Chshes,own.
YiARLY GooIIirh Poisio 10 Barrels
u of E.rly Ghndrich oois,oes. warrant
pG pure and true 10 name, jusi received
and for sale by Nc Curdy 4 Duke.
feb 2: Chsrlesiowr.
pPANlS Improved Barrel Churn-, !
- siz s-ins' received and for sale by
Ne Curly &. Duke.
f-b 81 CbsTlesiowr.
GLOVER. Timothy. Orchard Gas.
" Kentucky BlIe Gr-s and English
Lawn Grass Seeds. foI sale BY
Ne Curly & DUke.
feb 81 ChsrlssiOwn.
OFFALL. Corn. OATS. Screening. and
" Family Flour. lor sale by
WcCurdy & DUKE.
feb 81 Cha le.io~H.
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ALSO
ABOUT 40 Acres of
growing Wheat i'm
the ground.

Household and Kitchen furniture,
! Large new Dining Tobls, 3 other
Tables, y Bed.,ead.. | Lounge, Chains.
quantity of Lsrj. | Ten Plate S"7r.
Bucket. Tub. Barrels, Hoesheads, ard
msuy o.htr articles.
TERMS.-A crrdu Of SIX Morth'
will be given Oh Nil sums over $40. n"'e
and approved secuury 'cqrlred, he notes
u bear interest from dste but II paid
runciualIy when Due the Interest will be
remi,ed Sums ~ $40 and under cash,
snd 10 property To be removed until set
lied for. o. Sale 10 commence s' %.
clock, a. VI.
HENRY HAGAN.
C. d. McGlincy. Aucunnecr.
Feb 81. 1869 ~
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For Rent,

7nHE Brick Dwelling owned by }. /.
< Rutherford, and ct present occupied
by d. Z. Keedy, in ShePherd'io~n.
Possession given ON the first Of Aprl!.
For particulars apply To
J. V. UNDERDONK.
March 6. 1869. 3~
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MY
II ar d are Departm en- t

CONSISTS W
Iron, Sisel, Hose Shoes Male Shoes, Hor'.
Nails, Rdsps, Braces, Bits, .7rgms Gimitt''
.id:es, .4rss, COmpassss, Caiipsrs, Boring Ma
chines, .NOrhse Machines, Jack Serers, Chains,
Rqke,, Hamrs TrO,cei,, Seytkes Nails Spikes,
Locks, Hinges, Bo!s, Flies, Chirl', Ler'ls,
Planes BereIs, .7nrils Beiloics, JpSes, Sercto
Plates, Tire BtnderS, Sernc Trenches, Forks,
ShoreI,. scoops, .NaHOck,, Picks, Hoes, Rules,
Cross Cut Snrs NIL SAFES, Circular sGt7s,
Nil SAFES, Circular Satrs, Hook Tooth SGtrs,
Hand sGirs, Compass SG,rs, Uhip Sa,r' Hatch
cts, Hammers, Drdtc Kniues, Spoke shares Hdr.
ness, Hardware, CcfiE Trimmings, Shoe Find
ings, .ua.ons Tools, Brushes COraagt Handles,
Cutlery, Drills, scales, with many Housekeep.
ing and Furnishing Goods, both American aud
Imported.
thankful for pas. fayors, solicit orders for
the above named goods. ..,
JAMES LAW uOOTF.
March G, 1869. I!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13

Last weeks says the Winchester Times,
Messrs. N. w. Solenberger and WIN. I.
Gilbert disposed of their Greenwood
Mills" property situated on Abrahaa's
Creek, about two miles from Winchester,
(rnd for which they abou,s six weeks tince
paid S6.OOO.) ,oa Mr.. Brua, of Lancas.
Ter county. Pennsylvania. for the sum Of
ten thousand dollars. 1t is Mr. Brua's
intention to fix up the mill and erect other
buildings Win the view of slarieg an Ag-
rio cultural Implement, manufactoIy upon
large scale. lie will manufacture every
thing from ihTeshing machine 10 a ger.
den hoe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-13

4 LII persons Indebted To Elm 1. God Gem.
y etery Company are hereby notified to
pay their accounts by the 5th of this
month. Those who intend 10 buy lots
are requested TO do so as soon as convent
emf, as il will require a large oU,Isy OF
money 10 erect permanent fence around
the Cemetery. Instead Of asking conlri
buttons The Company rrq"e'r The public
TO buy lots, which they have The privilege
Of selling.
DAVID BlLLNYER. President
C. r. BUTLER, Treasurer.
March 6. 1869. 4t