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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

SARATOGA. Saratoga Seen with the
Naked Eye" lit being woman's,) is the
title of a letter in the New York Tribune,
|by Miss Kate Field, somewhat of the
character of the "Smoked Glass"
sketches of Orpheus c. Kerr. It ridi-
dulles the idea of going to Saratoga for
pleasure, and brings long series of
|charges against the place-that the
scenery is poor, and the dust fearful
}that there is neither public school nor
library in the town; that the charges for
levery kind of service are exorbitant and
innendurable; that Saratoga is even q
poor place for match making; that the
pleasures of the place are frivolous and
3hurtful rather than useful to health; that
Ehe butterflies and girls of the period dress
Pike the supernumeraries of the Black
Crook and the White Fawn; and she
5concludes by saying that after seeing and
faking it all in, '.if you are man you
aespise women, and if you are woman
you despise men. The lesson, therefore,
is bad, and the sooner you find the anti
hote the better" The sketch is en-
3ivened by some touches of humor Tho
description of race week. ''hurly- -burly,
.Blam-bang, topsyturvy, hurrah, hi-hi,
.fust and chaos"-is good. "Natives call
&c burglar week, and lock up their
spoons" Miss Field evidently remem-
oers the hit she made by seeing gentle
:$leman open his umbrella in his enthu-
Biasm ut the Peace Jubilee, and she
Fenews the same, but this time it is q
woman with parasol at the races. She
}hinks that the poor young women who
30 to Saratoga year after year to find an
Eligible mate, should enter for the "Con-
$olation Stakes"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

The ALMIGHTY SPEAKS. of the
most signal strokes of the Almighty God
has just occurred in Watauga County in
this State. One Philip F. Gorms, a
trader in tobacco and other commodities.
died suddenly last Tuesday week, under
unusual circumstances. His team had
become stalled in q mud-hole, and be-
coming incensed at the consequent delay,
Gorms swore at them, and beat them
unit! he had worked himself in frenzy.
WI While I,.;a in the midst midst of his basPhemy, he
remains were inferred upon neighbor-
ing farm, and his team cared for until
his family could be advised of his fate.
Gorms is said to be from Granger Coun-
ty, Tennessee. .-AshriRe, (N c. Ne,rs,
August 13.
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A NOVEL CIRCUMSTANCE learn,
says the Atlanta Constitution, that white
woman, in Decatur street, gave birth,
not long since, to twins--both boys-one
white and one oolored. The reputed
father is a scalawag.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

CARpEr-BAaaERs.-The New York Sun
is very harsh judge of Southern peo-
ples but Eit is yet not willingto join In The
accusation that ws are inhospitable to
'6ona 5de emigrauts." 10 advises any
who may feel inclined to depart because
the ultra-radical ofice.hunters- have been
defeated. to stay where they are. It
says:
''Let these emigrants, then, resolve to
stay in the South, minding their own
business, cultivating good-fellowship
with the old settlers, and voting as they
please, while they accord to all others,
white and black, the right to do like
wise"
Exactly It's a bargain This is all
that we have asked.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS AT G. +. JACKsoN's. In
order to make room for our Fall Stock, I
am determined to sell off Summer Dress
Goods, Cassimeres and Linen for gen
tlemen's wear, together with -.any other
articles, at and below original New York
cost, from this date. AL II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

PRETTY WoMES.-A comparatively few
Ladies monopolize the Beauty as we'll as
the attention of Society. This ought
not to be SO, but it is; and will be while
men are foolish, and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and refined sparkling
Beauty for the Complexion, pleasing,
powerful and natural.
No Lady need complain of red, tan
ned, freckled or rustic Complexion who
will invest rs cents in Hagans Magnolia
Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

There is no mistake about it, PLANTA-
TIoN BIrTERs will ward off Fever and
Ague and all kindred diseases, if used in
time. No family need suffer from this
distressing complaint if they will keep
PLANTATION BITTERs in the house, and
use it according to directions. The most
important ingredient of this medicine is
Calisaya or Peruvian Bark, which is
known to be the finest and purest tonic
in the vegetable kingdom. The extract
of this Bark is the active principle of all
the good Fever and Ague Medicines pre-
scribed by intelligent doctors. Calisaya
Bark is used extensively in the manufac-
ture of PLANTATION BITTERs, as we'll as
quinine, and we dare say they owe their
popularity mostly to that fact. We can
recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. A21t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

TAKE IT, TAKE IT OK, AND KEEP A
TAKING IT; reduce the dose so it acts as
gentle laxative, and continue it on
regularly. 1t is a tonic, and will
strengthen you. It took long time to
confirm your disease, and you can't get
we'll in day. Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, if persisted in, will cure the most
stubborn liver disease. There is no fail
ure about it. A21 t6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

WHAT IT WILL Do.-Judge by what
it has done. Heinitsh's QUEEN's DE-
LIGHT. 1t has cured sore leg of twen-
ty-five years stnading. It has restored
to health persons long diseased. It has
cured cutaneous eruptions, letter, sc.
It has cured the dyspeptic of his COM
plant of long standing. 1t has restored
to life the child supposed to be dying
1t has produced radiant glow on the
female cheek. 1t has invigorated the
feeble and languishing. 1t has impaired
vigor to the young. It has vitalized the
decaying functions of age. Il has puri-
fed the blood and invigorated life. 1t
has cured Liver Complaint and nervous
disorders. 1t has proven to be great
blessing to females. 1t establishes regu-
larity of the organs. 1t is the lamp of
life and way to health, and everybody
should try botte of HEINITsH's QUEEN's
DELIGHT. Ala
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

New ADVERTISEMENTS is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
James Furman-Furman University.
p. Cantwell-Northern Hay.
d. B. Miller-In Common Pleas.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

10 preserve and dress the Hair, use
Lyons kathairon. All t13
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SUPREME CoURT.-This Court has been
in conference for the past three days in
the case of James U. Adams vs. John
kleckley, and has decided.opinion by
the Chief Justice-that "where the
Court intends the sale to be made by the
proper officer, the Sheriff, and not the
Clerk, is such officer" This is the onlv
opinion filed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

MERCANTILE PRINTING. kinds of
mercantile printing, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &c., for counting-rooms and
Offices, promptly attented to at the PAoe.
air Job Office.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

A few copies of the "Sack and Destruc-
ton of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Picnic Office. Price twenty-five cents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

We have received from Mr.. j. w.
Denny, acopy of the "Triennial Cata-
logue of the University of South Caro-
ilna-lSo'-6o-69'-wnich contains valu-
able information pertaining to this time
honored institution. The different
schools have competent professors, and
the University appears to be in fou
rishing condition.
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require the opportunity to develop their
capacities
HOTEL ARRIVALS. August 90 columbia
4otel.-John A. Graham, Chester; r. N.
Miller, L. Brooker, Barnwell; G.. w.
Smith, L. w. White, Ark; Mrs. E.
Sprouts, Miss Sprouts, Cartersville, Ga.
r. D. Brown, N c.: o. M. Saddler,
South Carolina; A. A. Pelot, J. D. Cole,
w. A. Bradley, Augusta; a. T. Peake
and lady, Charleston; w. Milligan, G..
& G. R.R.
National Hotel. B. T. Afford, Charles
ton; j. W. Browning. Barnwell; W. A.
Garret, Augusta; W. 81. Caller, Anderson;
Misses Gallaways, Abbeville; W. H.
Webb, Newberry; J. Robert Seay,
kingville; Nj. J. Blakely, Clinton; S.
Morrison, city; W. A. Anderson, Macon,
N. c.; Thomas G. Clemson, Pendleton.
Nicherson House.-George E. Denny,
Richmond; j. H. Stentwant, G. D. Della
field, G. W. Palmer, New York; John
Blundell, Philadelphia; Robert N. c.
Grier. wife, three children and neice,
Due West; Miss M. A. Bower, J. 81.
Gay, Colonel Lewie, South Carolina; E.
S. j. Hayes, Lexington; Colonel VIM.
Johnston, Charlotte; Hon. E. S. Keitt
j. B. Seigler, Newberry; J. C. James,
Wilmington; James 9. Meredith,
Helena.
JOB OFFICE. The Phenic Job Office
is prepared to execute every style of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample
material and frst-class workmen, salts
faction is sguaranteed to all. If our work
does not come up to contract, we make
no charge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
work North.
few copies of the "Sack and Destruc-
ton Of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Picnic Office. Price twenty-five cents.
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MERCANTILE PRINTING. ALL kinds of
mercantile printing, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &c., for counting-rooms and
offices, promptly attented to at the PAoe.
nir job Office.
New ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
James Furman-Furman University.
2. Cantwell-Northern Hay.
ID. B. Miller-In Common Pleas.
IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS AT G. T. JACKsoN's.- s.-In
order to make room for our Fall Stock, I
am determined to sell off Summer Dress
Goods, Cassimeres and Linen for gen
tlemens wear, together with ~.any other
articles, at and below original New York
cost, from this date. AL II
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Miss Mary Ann Buie, the "Confede-
rate Soldiers Friend" is at the Nioker
son House. Her business is to see Gov.
Scott and endeaver 20 make arrange
ments by which her school at Edeefield
can be kept up; otherwise she will be
compelled to remove to the Empire
State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-21

IHE MARCH OF IMPRovEMENr.-We
had the pleasure. yesterday morning, of
examining, at the machine shop of Mr..
Thomas Kyall, en- nGervais street, forty
tive horsepower tubular boiler, manu-
facturcd for Capt. John P. AuIl, proprie
tor of the Newberry steam Touring
mills. This boiler is the largest ever
constructed in Columbia. The length is
twenty feet; diameter four feet; fire box
tive feet four inches; with ffty-five
three-inch fiues. 1t is built of A No. 1
American charcoal iron, and weighs
about 5000 pounds; has the latest i'm
proved gauge cocks, whistle, etc., and one
OF Woods patent steam gauges. The
workmanship is highly spoken of by all
nachinists who have examined it, and
shows conclusively that we have compe-
tent mechanics in our midst, who only
require the opportunity to develop their
capacities.
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ESc al e d nn . !.

FURMAN UNIyERsrTY.--An advertise
ment announcing the re-opening of this
well-known University, located in Green
vile, is published in another column.
The Rev. James Furman is President
assisted by an able corps of instructors.
There were seventy students in attend
ance during the last session.
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kindly ties of marriage will be found to
have wonderful effect in inducing love.
Or he may do what the compassionate
heroine invariably asks him, at the end
of the second act or the second volume,
to do; he may "strive to forget his un-
fortunate passion" in taking to tiger
hunting, billiard playing, or roe-deer
shooting. Anything, in short, is better
for him than to go on nursing his woes,
and rendering himself nuisance to his
acquaintance. But in this heaven of
the sad lover there is no option. The
whole place has been "got up" as it
were, for the purpose of settling love
affairs. The functions of an angel have
been described as "sitting on q damp
cloud and playing harp;" but the func-
tions of IN occupant of the lovers heaven
must be infinitely moro monotonous.
Particularly, too, when the lover has no
occupation beyond being disconsolate.
What is he to do, then He cannot
complain to his friends; the sphere is
supposed to be one of such pure delight
that no grumblings are permissible. He
cannot look forward, as the Brahmins
might, to the next sphere; for the lovers
heaven is constructed on principles of
finality. Then consider the frightful
anti-climax of disappointment. On earth,
q man is generally prepared for the
chance Of unfortunate love. He does
not look forward with certain anticipa-
ton to joyful triumph. But the sad
lover, when he dreams of the future re-
gion in which he and his too beautiful
mistress are to wander forever, takes no
thought of any possible blunder. His
and her future happiness is as certain,
to him, as the welcome death that leads
to it. Consider, then, the horrible re-
vulsion of feeling when he finds, on en-
tering the new sphere, that his rivals are
there too, all armed with the same anti
cipations and logical theories of personal
right as he himself possesses. He has
not been prepared for this. Is the wo-
man again to have the right of choice !?
or is she to remain with him whom she
The Opelousas courier., 1869-04-10

Aux HABITANrs.-Nous nous permet-
tons dc livrer d 10 publication rextrait
suivant dune lettre particuliere que nous
yenons de recevoir. Comme le suiet in
teresse les cultivateurs. nous pe nsons
que le passage suivant mo pas besoin de
commentaries, ct que ceux qui ont besofn
de travaillants correspondent sans delai
avec NM. c. III. Moaton &C. Co.
Nile. Orleans, 27 mars 1869,
Cher Monsieur vue de favoriser
Pemigration dams nos bellies prairies des
Attakapas ct des Opelousas, mons SOM
mes entries en- arrangement avec un an
eien resident allemand de Get Etat, afin
de procurer des trayailleurs blancs pour
eultiver les riches terres de ces contrees.
On nous assure que ces travailleurs pcu-
vent etre obtenus aux conditions sui
vantes: QuiDze piastres par moi pour un
travailleur robuste; c'est- a-dire ciuq
piastres payables i Ia fin de cl.aque mois,
ct Ia balance payable d la FIN de l'annee,
bien enteDdu |avec les provisions et ie
logement. Cee travaillenrs seront livres
sur les habitations en- payant SIS pour
chacun d'eux. -
Avec respect, -
c. I'll. MOUTON g., Co.
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TOn salt QUEEN principe general, plus
une maison fait d'aaaires, plus ellie ga
gne,-plus un magasin vend de marchan-
discs, plus IL peut les donner > bon mar
che. C'est prScisement lie Gas avec Ia
maison Il. H,Gardner 6Eo. de Ia Nou-
velle- Orleans don't ON trouvera l'avis
dams une antre coolonne. Nous avons etc
temoins ous-naeme. tout recemment, de
la quantit6 6norase dc merchandises &C.
ches que eette naaison reeoit ct expedite
journellement des masses inimaginables
de cotons, dTndiennes &c. que eontien.-
nent leurs wastes nagasins, ct nous a
vons aequisl Ia certitude que Ia plus gran
de partie des marchands de 10 campagne
sont eonyaincus que ces messieurs peu-
vent vendre leurs marchandises 4 plus
bas prix qu'ancune autre maispn de In
Nouvelle- OrlGans. II - .-'..~, -
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JUDGEMENT.

Ls'''a - R"u''n' cGur de g. District,
Alexis Lagur. son mari. No. non.
nANS raffaire cid-ssus in,iulee, M jucr
~ ment par dtfaut ayaut etc nbtenu, st aucu.
he motion n'ayant etc faite pendant les dfI.i>
leganx, pour h renverser;-et sur i'audition dss
ltsmoignages ct DIES pailoyers. Ia demande dc Ia
demanderrsse ayant paTu bien tonue.; Ell lo. il
est en- consequences, par rason 9r la lci ct d., e-
vIdcnce ell favour de Ia .ie,n;.ntlrresse Leii:ia
Raun, ct contle l.. eiendeur. Alexis Eagne. son
mari. ordonlIe adjuge ct decrete, qui ladite de-
nandrlessc ait jug.mrt1t c"ntre SON dit mari, le
defendenr, pour ia so1nln- tlc :rr, .:.a cent ct
vng' cinq piastres, avec hypotheGur legale snr
les birns dndt deienoeur, pour In sor,,ne DE- cent
cinquante piastrrs depns le III Av,il lS44:-
pour la somme de trois cent soixant piastres .,e-
pns lie 81 Decembre lSi5:-pour la sonme dc
deux mile qnatre cent qustr-vngt-cinu piastres
d'puis lie 81 Decrmhre 1877; 7;-et pour Ia sunme
de cent trente piastfes drpuis lie 81 Decrmbre
1862, ces dates correspondent c-lles des e,,o-
gues auxquellrs crs diversrs sommrs ont etc
donnees ou heritees par la d'marGrrrssc. ct
reyues par le defendeur et couve,ti-s son pro-
pre- usage:-Et que Ia d-manderesse racouvre
iinteret lSgalsur lade somnle de tros mile cent
vinet'c'nq Plastres compser de Ia denlande ju-
diciaire.
1t il est de plus ordopne, aljugs ct dtcrsts
V"e Ia uetNaHueEesse Soit Separee de Dlcns QG CIT
defendeur, ct que 10 communaute d'squrts 1T de
gains e4ixtant ci devant entire eux s6it dssoutp,
rt que ladite demanderesse ait lie controls ct lad
mnis:rati"u entierc ct exclusive de ses prcprietes
partlc.'lieres ct que le defendeur paye les fiais
du present process. ainsi qu ills seront taxes.
Ain>i r-udu, lu ct slgne Cour siegeante, ce 25
FevIer 1869.
JAMES N. PORTER,
J"ge du sme District JudiciaiIe de Ia Louisiana,
--- Pa.osse St. Landry.
ronr eopie conformo.
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j u GE M f. n T:

j u GE M f. II T:
Cslestine cansrelle, )cour de Dissrles,
Hypo'',s chrssi.a, son n,,; \; H. hiasss ioaas
I'm raison Dc la loi ct de- ev idenca prodnate
AA fandition do raffaire ci DIR sus iusitulge. il
est osdouns, aljuge ct dtcre,k qss Ia dsnande.
resse, Cslestine Cansr.ie. -oit se,ar6e ae btefrs
de sen. mari. Hypolite t'l,re.hn:- Ono Ia COM
mnnause daqne.s ct de gains ri l-yaue e1isfant
ensre Ia deHauder~sse IT r. dsfand"nr, isolt dts
sonte, 1T que, fr'i,s GS,-ss,n- Cansr-ilc, la de-.
mandrrsse, nit fadministrssios eu,iere ct eAcu-
sis: de ses bens particulars. y
hest de plus otdonne. aa3nes ct ffrfsts, que
ladite Cklextine CaRsrelle ait jug'mtns ct rrco,-
vre dndit Hypo,its Chretien, les sonlmes suivan.
tes, savoir: IL soniinr de dx-huit ceus piastres
asec f'ypntheq"e |eRa'e pour sssnrr 10 pavefnent
Dc cet's s''arne: 's7"ei!s hvposhsqns auta etFss
d conpter dn III Aent ss4S;- he paus, Id sbfnme
de cent cnquaute pias,rrs avsc une hSpo,heaue
sernblahls dassr du Avrii Is54,fd de plus Ia
somme de trois cents piasttes avec uils hypotbe.
que senblable dater du Janvier 1SS6:--et de
plus, In son1me do deux cents piastres aYse uhe
hypothsqne sembiable dater .du ~ Avril 1866,
avee ffhttret legal sns ces differences soYssDes i
eompteT du Q DScembTe 1861, date de Ia denaar.
de pdjeiaiTe II est de plGs ordonnS que la AG
feudeu7 paye les fraiA du PRESENT proc4S. ~
Jueeu1ent ssndn. lu ct sgns Cotir sfegeants
ce Is FSvrier 1869. II
JAMES ". PORTER,
Juee de Sane District 5ddjsiairs de Ia Louisiane
- Paroisse st. Landry
-sRUnr eopis tonfot1ahse. - @ +: -
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grehief. q
Opelousas 20 Mars 1869. .ar.
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ChevaI EDave.

- 2 eve arrete CONNIE Epave, par le
T. souss'gne, 10 certain cheval creole a..
'o"ene' co':'eur baye, age d'environ einq
ans Ecaant d 10 Prairie Laurent depois d
pea pres U" an. porsant eur Ia Jesse gaoche
ane marqoo d66guree ct indech,Hfable.
lie propfiesai'e do &C chevai peut eu re-.
Prend'e possession en- donnant les prevves
necessaises ct en- payant les frais du pro-
sent avis. NARCIsSE JONES.
St: Landry 81 Mars 1899. I'm
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M0RCEAUDE TERRE

sit"e au & is MAl!et (Anse Ia Chaudit,e) M.
surant deux ctn:s aipents (p!us ou mr;ns) de ~.
FeIuclc' cest dire eirq arpe,ts d.. face S,,r qua.
rante arpents de profoHdeur. borne an Nord par
un proprietaire inconnu, All Sud par la terri q +:
tienne Lcjenne. d i'Est par celle de Gerard Pre-
j"an, ct rOurs' par c,lic dc J-a,. Jacques Csu
bert, etant Ia meme trrre que ledi, Edmond 81
mon *cquis dc Dominique Richard il ell
viIon seize ans
Cnndtions.- Compliant.
-Conforme.nrnt aux |oI, ct 4 Ia C,ns,;,r.
ton ceite trrre vendne par lots de- pas mui,,.
ae dix nj pins de cnTnan'e ac:"s, ainsi quill scra
exp.ilut le JON! DE- la vrntr :.
OpeIousas o. Mars 1s,;!, ~'''
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LIZ CHEMINiDE Fer DEs OPELOrsAS.-
NJ. Charles horgsn, ~ grand propfietaire
de steamers, ct prvpri6 6taffe aussi dune
lvaftie ednsfd9 d9rable au fsapitaI aocial du
chemin de fer fles Opelouaas, partis de-
capital pour laquelie II await intent6 nne
action avant lR Sentative nhaIheurensed de
Tucker st si'autresgpour forcer Ia compR1
gnie dc % ssasttres EN- bau4, ,teroate; i obtel
nu M ordre du jnge Unren podr III vente
do chemil, sil nest pas init Tfmit !. 4 sa
r6clamaff6n 4ni s'6iefe q 93l6, 6,54M Les
bo1s ne Afs II6tsan s0nt des hons de pae-
Neutrality-suspicious. asals CosnpsgsaeA -
AheilIe. lercOsTnHf.. II ME- Is,stt 4. - ssa
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ronr sopie conformc.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grcfi~r.
Opelousas 20 Mars 1860.
JUDGEMENT.

~ o\TlIItl f. ~ i.
Hyacinthe Garrand Conr dc District,
VS.. Paroisso st. Landry
Onfz Guillory, son mari) No l0o9S.
DANS rafaire ci-dessuS intitulfe. il IA etc de
- nivntre liz satisfaction de- IN Conr que l...
stiaires du defendeur, Ontzimu Gnllorv. sont
dams une condition tell.aneEt einhprrasstp alue
la restitution des drnits ct iitf,tts raral.l, l.
naux de 81 femme. Hyaciutlse Gnii"rv. Ia de
manderessc, est sericus4:lncnt cuIaprnl,Iise: que
son niar leistti.nt ut!n:i ratiun .us :aTts
tic 81 dite femme, recu ct cpnverti snli ri,rc
usage La so'nl'e sle c,,I mile 'scux cent trnte
sept piastres ct vingt-an sous ct drmi. ncquisc
par ellie durant son marriage, il Tic rdiscrchtes
epoques, dies SUGGESTIONS de ses htti,nts rc-e
mere ct stnur; il . etc 6tahli, tic plus, PR IN
contrat de yente GU dation en- paiemont, par
acte authentiY,lc pass6 10 Avr;l 1866, du dit
defendeuf s;s femme, Ia aaen,aulcresse uu'il lui
q rcstitue Ia son.me de deux mile deax cent
soixante4iuinze piastres, laissaht nne balance
encore due par lui sa dite femme de denx mile
neuf cent seixante t1eux piastres OF vingt-n TN ct
demi sous, ct don't il ma pas rendu compte.
Va Ia hoi ct revidence, il est Ell consequence
ordoune, adjug6 ct decret6 que la dite den,ande-
resse obtienne un jugemeRt eontre son dit mari,
yrs de- la s dea, ct
Sssun e cents eea ct dem eeh.
avee interet raison de cinq peuf cent par an
compter du 80 Aont 1856 jusquR parfait paie-
ment. ct les frais de process, qui seront taxes
que soH hyPotneQne IeSale, pour 0ssureF be PATE
s.,ent du dit principal ct les intesets, prefhra
eaet comme suit: pour IL somme de neuf cent
sofxante-quatorze piastres ct soixante- -douze
centiemeS, .partir dn Mars 1861 pour quatre
cent auarante-huit piastres partir du Deem
bre 1863; pour trois ceut cinqnanto ,tef piastres
ct 9uarante eentiesnes Il paftir du I3 Decenbre
1868; OF pour onze cent qantte-vingt -a6uze pias-
tres q nsuf eentiames ct deai q phttfr du 6
Mars 1866; =
II est de plus decrete par 10 Cour que Ia dite
demandereasa soit separ9e do tHens de son dit
nafi; le defendeur; quslle reprenns radminis-
tration do ses afaires paraphernales; ct cue La
commuuaute dAequet9 ct de- gains qai exist cit
ci-devant entire eux SOFT ct dsmsure par les pre-
sentes dissoute.
Luet signe, 6our shgeante, ce ae de Fevrier
f6@:
JAS. IMPORTER,
Juge Sc Dist. Judiciaire, Louisiana