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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25
The Republican Congressional Address.

The Senator from Massachusetts, Mr..
wilson. Is out with q long address in be-
half of the Congress everybody has been
glad to get rid OF, and would be iadde
vet. IL It never again reasaembled- Tne
Idead issues of slavery" 'reconstructlon,
etc, are again resurrected, n mace Sne
most of, while the living issues are tnus
slurred over: ,a-.,
Grants Administration with high raised eHPe ord
lions. or course taey, have been Rnt While these
nos oseags nave not been fully realized in the
ectson OF either the President or OF Oongrets
1atsafv nam that the dincuit problems viii be
wrought out and the hoped-for results aceon-
pIished.
The results have been a taxation upon
the people for two years of at $lO0,-
OO0.0 more than wal necessary C$SOO,,,
100000 in ally to pay of The natlonal
debt, OF, in other words, to RAISE re RTtce
Of bonds an The hands Of b0ndh0tders.
Through the struggles of the Democrats
in Congress-, this taxation has been cut
down at least 100000, 900, when the q
tiDgdown ought to have been over $lUo,,
100000 per annIm. Wilson glor1nes Owe
this statement of fact, and says:
The taxes have been removed nom transporta
ton by canals and railways, rom sales DH es sn -
duced to two and a half per cent; on Al income,
above two thousand dollars, and 1t is to expire q
I 1eSS sn% nom twenty-five to afteen cents pc
hound on coffee from i've to three cents; and m
tax on sugar and molasses has been reduced IN tR
aggregate twelve millions OF dollars per annum-
The taxes on transportation ought u
have been removed two years ago, and tn
Democrats In Congress struggled to re
move them
The income tax ought to have beel
altogether abolished, for it is wholly IN
necessary to carry on and support tn
Government, and is only kept up to 50
into peoples private affairs
The tax on tea and coffee has been n
duced-but in this reduction, was SNUG
gled in an item to give three men, one {
them the late Republican candidate fc
Governor of New York, and another
member of Congress from Pennsylvani
millions upon millions in the way of
bounty, on their patents for making Be
semer Steel Rails. ,
The profits from the prohibition item
the tariff bill of the Bessemer Steel Rail
are greater han all the reduction on tt
and coffee.
Ifthe Democrats had had the control
the last Congress, they would have r
duced the revenue over $100,00O,OO
They would have freed the country fro
all the bounties and monopolies in II
tariff bills, and they would have raised Il
credit of the country to the highest pitC
of honor, as under Andrew Jackson, al
other Democratic administrators of Il
Revenues.-N. ?. Express, August 10.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

the Radical party upon issues that are
5o Is to make a proper showing of the
fScts in regard to the incompetency of the
Radical Administration and the corrup-
ton of the Radical Congress-to prove to
the people that there is nothing to hope
from a party organization that is still un-
der the control of the same men who
have deceived them and betrayed their
interests I'm the past-to work a revolu-
ton among the voters who are to choose
their representatives in Congress for two
years more. This showing can be made
by q proper organization, and by, the
nroner exertions of the men to whom local
Organization is ~intrusted, and there is
more reason to anticipate DEMOCRATIC
success, through Radical corruption and
S Teals@ o. RGMsP' 2 saa& . 3Igus TO- .. O''H '0'
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

"A CALIFORNIA paper says: ~An who
have attempted TO swim in the waters of
Lake Tahoe must have been startled at
their strange lack Of buoyancy. Good
swimmers launch forth into the lake with
the utmost confidence in their skill, and
at once find themselves Laundering, and
only able to keep afloat by the most siren
uous. exerIions. The bodies of persons
drowned in the lake are never seen after
they have once sunk. OF the five white
persons drowned in the lake, not a single
body has ever been recovered or ever
seen. Pine logs float in the lake but q
very short time, then they sink never
again t arise. In places far down
through the crystal fluid are to be seen
resting on the bottom great quantities OF
slabs, logs and lumber.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

UNTIL the geological survey Of Cali
fornia had pushed its explorations to the
southern portion of the Sierra Nevada, IL
was supposed that Mount Shasta was the
highest peak in the United states II 44l
mountain was determined at 14,44O feet
In the southern sierra, however, was
found a region of 300 or more square
miles. which has a general elevation OF
nsaks Using more than 5000 feet higher
two of which are higher han S2asIa;
15n;tnaT was ascended to az elevation of
feet. and is probably 300 OF zoe
e., %;abe1 The next highest, Mount
1 eeS measures IL, 500 feet.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

IL Won do not feel wen you send for a doctor,
be ra1le upon YOU, looks wise, scrawls some hero
9fvnhfcs npon q piece Of paper which you take 70
dug store and there pay 30 cents 70 S1.O0, be-
n fen not half so good 40 DB. NOISES HDIAH
ROOT Pmrs. which cost but % cents per Dox- d
noet for tn HYou do, we advtee you 70 use, Jus
A. an Experiment, the MoRsE's lHpIAn HOO
Pills. They are prepared iro% hsscssns ~ on
country. TO be the best and most universal o. IAN
nv medicines. The MoRsE's HDLAN h2oI ~
e1re Headache. Liver complaints, indigestion
Dvspepsia. Female Irregularities, &C. ana are
m both su1ar-coated and plain tive them
fral. Sold by all dealere. -.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

In this country under any disguise what
ever Neither the weIl-paid efforts of the
Washington OhronScze, nor Grants artil-
lery, nor Kinks lambs" can conceal the
wretched shortcomings of the Holden
and Brownlow systems. All good men are
Disguised with them and more disguised
with the means used to perpetuate them.
national existence is passed, and why
should such shocking things continue to
haunt our vision ?-LenSsviHe Courier.
To1a1.n0l
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25
Card from the National Democratic
Committee.
NATIONAL DEMooRArIc EXECUTIVE
RESIDENT COMMITTEE Rooms,

WASHINGTON, ID. "a August ., 1S1u. }
To the Democracy OF the States:
This Committee respectfully requests
that it may be furnished, at as early a
day as practicable, with the names and
address of the members of the State Gen.
trail Committee of each State in which
elections are to be held this year.
1t also requests that IA chairman of
each of such committees will from time
to time communicate with the under
signed, giving the condition, progress,
and needs of the campaign in his State,
with such other information as may add
to the efficiency of the Committees
action.
In this connection, the Committee can
not forbear earnestly inviting the atten'
ton of Democrats and Conservatives
throughout the country to the condition
of their respective party organizations
everywhere, and urging the high i'm
portance that such organizations In States
Congressional Districts, Counties, &c
should be In thorough, effective, practica
working order.
Sam. j. RANDALL, Chairman.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

A oTaIkv Between Two wives. sApons
her name Kmma ID kllerson; ana on ~ NV f5iend
MRS. "A. McDaren, my next door nelgnDors 1s1
ons taIk about our huabonds. Nine IL q ntnogIAphlS
nr5nter. and hers 4 picture-nrame glider. They beo
both been working oyer-hours, and were comPiessly
pIained OF sick headache. ADJ heard tnas r. ssnf
Tor two hotties. and perSuaded our husbands 70 ~ INC
efect. II worked Ike a charm; and nov. alter sas1hk
| IKE new men. Their strength and neaIsn sLs snor s
ou0hlf recruited, a~ppetites good, spirits cneeL1ut hlo
they say they can bear twice the fatigue, W1Lnolk ~
convenience, that they could . monin afo. L1nkan4
. night 70 know the Roodits doing. 1 sena you 'ne''
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

D,v1a, PAM KmLER.-From the reports Of deal
&c IN this city, we think no proprietary medicine
snsedv cure for pain, cannot fail to be generally
spnTeciated, and no family should be without 4
diarrhea, cholera morbus, and even Asiatic ehol-
era Yields to its magic power, as we see by re-
morris from those sections In the southwest where
HE disease has been particularly Virulent the past
summer.-H0atredl Transcript.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

EVERY SATuRDAY.-No. "a, August 20,
contains six splendid fun-pags engravings-The
Robins Note ; Temple Bar Tom and Polly, from
Mrs.yAlcott's story, "The Oldlhzshioned Girl
The Old-Clothes' Market, a scene In Richmond,
Va; Washerwomen in Brittany; August, By
Gavarni. Chapter twenty Of The Mystery q
edwin Drood,' with original illustration, ana ths
usual variety Of miscellaneous reading matter are
also given. Fields, ossooD b CO., Boston
e5.OO per annum.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

Made of Poor Rum, Whinkey, Proof Spirits
andRefnse Liquoro doctoreas spicea apdsveet-
ers." aRestorerh," &C, that lead the uppler on %
drnnrenneas and ruin, but are a true Aeoicine' made
rom the Native Roots and Herbs Of calilorniA-freo
from all Alcohelic Ntlmnlanss- ~ ss. =
GIVING PRINCIPLE aperfect ksnovator ana
Invfeofafor OF the System. carrying on niipoisonouS
matter ana restoring the uloodto heaithyconnton
No person can take these biftess Acco1oank
@4ao vnIbe owen for an fncuTnble case,proF1ocd
,hs hones are not destroyed By mineral poison OF
other means. and ne yitai organs wasted Dszono w
point OF repair.
ff.1. md Goat, Dyspepsia, or indigestions
HIIfoua. Remfttent and Intermlttenf herpfs
DI-eaaer or the Bleed, Liver Kidneys ane
bladder, these Bfttern have c3en mo.t 49,
fuI. such Diseases are caa1en "a r.5e.e~.t
Hood which Il generally proonceooy oet~A
OF the Digestive ORGANS.
nysPFPsIA on INDIGESTION Head
achs. Pain In the shouldern, Coughs, fRntne.so % N,
| chest, Dizziness. Sour Erdetanons q ne s.on.s
BaA taste In the Mouth. Bilious Attacfn. Ealptenon
OF the Heart, OF the Lu.gl.fnan IN ne
REGIONS Of the kidneys, and q hundred other pA4l@
symptoms. arc the oeHprinCs Of Dupepsia-
Theyinvigorate the stomach, nndsumuno :.
ntdliver nndboweIn, which render them ofunequnico
sncacy in cleansing the blood Of animpurnsa' nm
lmpartinR new life and vieor 20 the who's system h.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, letter
Rhuem, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, fussnless
buncles Ring .ecald Head. Sore Eye. EryAp
elas. Itch, scurn, Discolorations Of thebnn, homoI,
and Diseases OF the Skin, Of WhnfcTer name or nn..Ie.
- fIter.uv ding IN and earriodouf oftho system IN
short time By the useo 81 these Bittcrs. One botiem
1ueh cases win c~onvince the mostincrcdnlop ofther
curative eject. =
Cleanse the vinated Blood whenever you nn1 -
impurities bursting through the skin nPimplcsshrup
! tons OF sores cleanse II when younnd IL ooatrnctcd
and sluggish In the veinsS cleanse IL When ~ ~ lou.
nndyour fselings wa tellyou When Keep me olooo
PTN.rlPR and other WORMS. iurldngin rhe
system or 20 many fhousands. are ofcctpally ocsEoy'
ed and removed. For fuI directions, read cnreiany
ne circular around each bottle. printed IN tcur no
ruages-Engiish German, French and Spanish
]. wALKER. Proprietor- r. n. O.
DueRiSss and Gen. Agents, San Frnnciseo' ~
und g and o Commerce Street, Rev YORK
~ SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGeIsTs AND DEALEi1s
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

CONCORD HAEE689-
Ankind9 and description constanuy On hane mp
made TO order, from the 1rhteat Buggy 70 ne ntAll-
est Team Harness. md IN eysTy yerie.y e4e TX ~
mounting. None genuine unless nlmNeo win W
name and trade marx. Price n1ts nnq sT1r1- 80
Eoncord. n. r. SOLE Proprietorl and only nenell-
~ 3 T e & e Fsse Fassshs q iow ws'sT Ha Bss1,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

phU3SlN48 rs purity, .aEength ena p.,e,.'
sVarded az the US Ttir. the Illinois state lal, re
Chicago City Fair. LarEelt works o. ne ono N -.
CHAs.. e. r. PKUseNe, se a 81 $780, enioato'
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

Thisls no PATEET lmDIcME HUMqe. rotten
M TO dupo the ignorant and cfoduIou4. nor - Hreple-
Sdnted a. being composed Of rare md prcclou1 l1p-
stances brought from the lour corner 81 ne e4Q1s
rah on ne bachs Of fonrteen esme.a e4d p.oaE5t aet2<
fooffin0 RensdDL a polfsc 6pN01c for OATAllu and
~CoLD N I'M HAD" also lor onenAYe bre-4. 10
or TmDairmenf of the Sense o. Smell. Taste o. Hearing
Watering on Wcst Eye, Pain OF prellnre II ne h,ea,
when caEseds = they afnot unrcqusnn5 are nyma
molenooo Of Caarrh-
one, q good laith, . ntanding reward ~ ior
FOE BALE By MOTT "hh
Sent b mail, postpaid, on rocelpt olhpII cAIu
-Four pa6kage for f1oo or1 Doze1lor
oatArrh- Address ne oPr.iPsf1ftkcE x D..
BuTTALo, ny.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25

.The simple purity Of SEA Moss FARIEZL is &C
knowledged healthfulness, unrtyaled nay9r. oenS.Ss.
great convenience and economy, VIII win lor II q. W
Believe IL deserves, the foremost place among AL aru-
cles Intended fer similar purposts"-ouH.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-25
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.

o Acres. 18th Year. 10 GreenhOn1ess
Z Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Nursery Stock, EVER
greens, Rootgre1s, Hedee Plantgs Tulips. HYacinthe,
Cree rs, Lilies, Colored Fruit and Flower Plates. All
at Wholeaala and Retail Send 10 cts for Catalogues.
II. X. PaRHlX Bloomington, N. 80
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Disabilities Under the Four
feemth Amendment.
rspecial to Cincinnati Commercial

| 6ueCIdl u SluCluLldh SoLublOi Sloh
WASHINGTON, Julyss.-Nearly a hun
.dred persons in Kentucky have lately been
holding Office in violation of the fourteenth
amendment, which was not so much OBJ
.jected to before the passage, in May last, of
The enforcement bill. Since then, efforts
have been made to replace the officers, and
their friends have knocked at the doors of
Congress to have their disabilities removed.
Senator McCreery had made a personal
subject of the question, and has worked
diligently, and he thought he had a MAORI
ty III favor Of MS bill; but when it came
up to day, a violent opposition was devel,
oped, led by Drake and Sumner. Nc
Creery, with deep feeling, urged the Sen
ate, as a personal favor to him, the first he
had ever asked, and the last one he should
ask, to pass his bill. He alluded With
trembling voice to the fact that he should
soon retire from these gay ard festive halls,
never to return, &d his personal appeal
carried his bill. It embraces, with the
subsequent bill, which passed, four thou
sand names in all.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of William A. Czarkson, decd.
Y virtue of an order of the Hon. Parish
Ii Court of the Parish of st. Landry, there
viii be sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned admir-, or
by a public auctioneer. at the store of Jona-
than L. Morris at Big Cane in said parish, on
THURSDAY, the 18th, day OF August,
1870, the following property, belonging to
the Estate Of William a C1arkson deceased,
to-wit:
]. A house and lot situate in Big Cane vii
lage.
2. The undivided half Of the following des-
cribed lands, to.wit: the northwest quarter
of section No. five in township three south of
range five east, containing one hundred and
sixty acres; and the northeast quarter of
north east quarter of section No. g., township
three south of range FIVE east, containing for
ty acres.
Terms-One-half cash, and the remainder
on twelve months time from day Of sale. prr-
chaser to give promissory note bearing sIlG0
per annum interest from maturity until paid,
with good and sufficient security in solido to
the satisfaction of the administrator the prop
erty to remain specially fnartgaged and ven
doris privilege TO be retained until full and.
entire payment of purchase price, principal
and interest that may accrue.
]. 3. MORRIS, Administrator.
july Is
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Vente Publiuua.

Sacccssion de William A. Ciarksoa, dec,
I'm vertu dun orIre de l'Hon. Ia Cour-de
-El Paroisse de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
ravcndu en- vente publique, an plus ofrant ct
defnier enchGrisseur, par 10 soussigne admr.
on par un encanteur d1ment commissioner,
an magasin de ]. [, Morris en- la vile de Big
Cane, lie @ :
Jadi, Is dou 1870,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, dependant de
la succession de VIM. A.. Clarkson, decide, a
SAVIOR Us -
L. Tn terrain ct maison de residence situGs
en- Ia vile de Big Cane
2. La Motto indiyise des terres ciapres de-
critics, q savof LIE quart nord-ouest de Ia
section No cinq dams lie township trois sud de
la rangee cling est, eontenant cent ~soixante
acres ct ie quart nord-est du quart nord-egt
de la seetion six dams lie township trois sud de
la rangee clnq est, contenant quarante acres.
Contiitians-Une motifs compliant, ct la
balance a IN credit de deuce meis du jour de
la rente, Facquereuf fournissant son billet
portant intGrss q 8 pour cent par an de l'eche-
ance jusqu'a Placement, avee bonnie ct sufi
sahts caution so!idaire a la satisfaction de Fad
ministrateur, les prophecies restant spectacle
ment hypothequees ayec lie privilege du ven
deur, iusqu'aplein ct entier Placement da prin-
cipaI ct des interet qui peuvent sly accroitre.
]. L. MORRIS, Administrator.
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Lost or NiSI3TG.

A CERTAIN PROMISSORY NOTE in
n the words and figures following, to-wit:
Parish of St. Landry, Aug. lst.- 1860.
son the first day of March next I promise
to pay to the order of Matilda Singleton, the
sum of eight hundred dollars with $500 inter
est from date until paid, for value received Of
her. Signed MATHlLDA BlHM.
Security DANIEL MCDANIEL.
Witness J. B. BIHM."
On the back of said note is an endorsement
for three years interest, say for 1851, 1862 and
1868. Also the following endorsement by
David Morgan, viz. 81 approve the within
claim, or note, and it will be paid in due
course Of administration September 18th.
1866 DAVID MORGAN, Administrator
Said note was subsequently accepted by
J. J. Morgan, Administrator
The public are warned not to trade OF nego-
tiate for said note, as the same has been lost
or mislaid MATILDA SINGLETON.
Opelousas, Jaly 18th, IS70-5t
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y Judgment

Frances Ann Caller as. John Tazton.
nISTRICT COURT, St. Landry No. I2OO4
D-In this case by reason of the law and
evidence being in favor Of the plaintiff and
against the defendent it is therefore ordered,
adiudged aud decreed that she do rave and
recover of the defendant the sum of seven
thousand and four hundred dollars with five
per cent. interest thereon from judicial de-
mand December 14th 1862 until paid. It
is further ordered that plaintiffs tacit mort
gage, be recognized and enforced on all the
immovable property held and owned by de-
PENDANT since the first day of March eighteen
hundred and forty seven and that the commu-
nifty of acguets and gains heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant, be dissolved
and that plaintiff have the exclusive manage
ment and control Of property, rights and
credits.
1t is further ordered that defendant pay
the costs of this suit to be taxed.
Thus done, read and signed in open Coultthis
9TH day of May 1870.
JOHN f. KING.
Judge Sth Jud. District of La.
IL. 81 A true copy.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
July 10th 1870.
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Vente Publiuue.

Succession de JOHN Rider, decide.
I'm vertu dun ordre de Honorable Cour
IA des Preuves de la Paroisse st. Landry,
il sera veLdu, en- vente publique, au plus Of
frant ct dernier encherisseur, a la derniere re-
sidenee du defunt sur lie bayou Waxia en-
cette dite Paroisse de st Landry, par
la soussignee Administrative GU par I'm encan-
teur public, lie JEUDI, 81 Juliet, 1870, les
prophecies ci-dessous m~entionnGes. dependan,
de la succession de John Rider decide, a sa-
voir:
Une jument ct deux poulaius. deux vaches
ct leurs veaux, un lot de cochens farouchea,
trois bales de cotton au Magasin dc Pitre 4
Carriere..
Conditions-Comptant: -
CLEMENCE DELAFOSSE,
BULLET ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Proceedings of ahasfsoard of Po-
lice of OpcIOusas.

On Saturday, July I'd, 1870, the Board
met pursuant to adjournment. Were pres
ent:-Messrs. Louis Hadden, President,
D'Avy, Posey, Jackson, Desbrest, and Pull
ford.
There being a quorum present the Board
p&bceeds to business,
The minutes of thSlast meeting are read
and approved.
On motion, the following named men,
bers were appointed street commissioners,
to-wit: MesSrs. Sol. D'avy and Geo. Pulford
On motion, the assessment of the prop
erty Of John Medicis is reduced to the sum
Of 800, instead of $4,000 as enormously
represented OH the tax roll. o
On motion, the assessment of the proper
ty of Mr.. i. P. Davidson is fixed at $1,000,
instead of $3.50 as. enormously represented
on the TAP roll.
The tax roll being thus corrected, is
placedin the hands of the town constable,
who is hereby instructed to proceed imme.
diately to the collection of the same.
The Board then adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
LOUIS MADDEN, President.
Attest p. LEoNCE HEBRARD, Clerk.
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Conr de Paroisse. - st. Landry. - No. 2SA1
Succession dc ,1eu Dosite L6ger.
sEAN BAPTISTE LEGER, de la Paroissp
~ st. Landry, administrator de la success
sion de feu DositG L6ger, ayant enregistr6 ur
tabIeau dc distribution de la dite succession,
accompagne dune petition demandant rho-
nologation d'icelui;
Et attendu, qu,il a etc fat droit la deman-
de de la dite petition, par un ordre de la Cou,
en- date du 25 Mai, 1870;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux jnteresses dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit> a MOI bureau, dams la vile des Op.
]elousas, dams les rente jours qui s%uivront la
date du present avis, pourguoi ledit tableau
ne serait pas approuve ct homo!ogue.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Greffer.
% Mai, 1870.
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JUDGMENT.
Br1gette Sicily Us. Jste Bertsnot her
husband.

Brfgette Sicily Us. Nste Bert1not Aeo
husband.
D1STRfCT COURT, St. Landry, No.
- 1203O.-The plaintiff in this case, is
suing her husband for a separation of proper
ty and a dissolution of the community.
Having satisfactorily proved up her claims
against him to the amount of six thousand
four hundred and sixty-four dollars and sew
enty-two cents, and it appearing that defen-
dant is embarrassed in his affairs, is being
erty to pay his debts and it appearing that
plaintiff has preserved her tacit mortgage
by recording before first January 1870, a
statement of the amount due to her by her
husband. IT is by reason thereof ordered,
adjudged and decreed, that the community
of acqnets and gains existing between the
plaintiff aud defendant be dissolved. That
plaintiff have Judgment against defendant
in the sum of six thousand four hundred and
sixty four dollars and seventy-two cents. with
five per cent. interest yearly on said sum from
18th April 1870, That to secure payment
of said judgement the mortgage claimed by
plaintiff be recognized, to date and take
effect upon all the property which her said
husband may have owned on or since the
3lst December l947 TO secure payment of
$24l5 4Il00 Of said judgment upon all the
property which he may have owned on or
since the 18th May 1851 to secure payment
of SS3o98 $500 of said Judgment upon all
the p@perty that he may have owned on "r
since the Goth June 1853, to secure payment
of $3.50 of said judgment and upon all the
property which he may have owned on or
since 3lst May 1859, to seure payment5 of
balance of said Judgment.
Done. read and signed in open Count this
18th July 1870.
JOHN f. KING,
Judge eth Jud. District of La.
IL. 81 A true copy.
Jos. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
July 10th 1870.