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Executors Sale.

In accordance with the last will and testament
of James j. Ho'combe late of Cherokee Cou-
ty Ga, decd, VIII be sold before the Court
house door in the town of Canton Ga, within
the legal hours Of sale on the first Tuesday in
October next parts of lots of Land Nos, 293
III and 315, also all of No 294 in the 4th Dist.
and ID Section Of said County, also One-third
interest in paris Of lots Of land Nos. 2l9 and ll9,
with NJ .irhau and Saw Mills and Mill proper
tv in the 4th ';sl, and ID Sect, of originally
Cherokee, now pi.Isens County c., Sold for
distribution Terms uue half cash. balance
twelve months treil with note and approved
Security Purchaser t." pay for titles and
stamps, August sth IS12
HENRY b. H0LCOMBE. / puo.,a..
JOHN D. RICHARDS Law "'"'''
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Administrators Sale.

Georgia Cherokee County;
BY virtue of an order Of the Court OF Ordina-
ny Of said County.
WILL be sold within the usual hoars OF sale
ON the first Tuesday in September next before
the Court House door in the Town of Canton
Ga Lots of Land No. 1912 and 1913 in the
Sd District and 2nd Section Of said County sold
as the property Of John G. Fowler, deceased
terms cash. purchaser to pay for Stamps and
Papers July Goth 1872
JAMES A. FOWLER, Admr.
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For Ordinary.

VIZ are authorized 10 announce the name of
GEORGE NJ. LACY as Candidate for Ordi-
nary Of Cobb County at the ensuing election.
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Candidate for Ordinary of Cobb County

Belonging to no party owing allegiance to
no political organization, and relying solely upon
my past record, announce myself a. Can
didate for ORDINARY of Cobb County and
respectfully solicit the suffrages of my fellow
citizens at the approaching election.
Z. j. SHEPARD.
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Georgia Chercj,". (oabtY;

Augustus NJ H,-"I. ri Affair
Reuharts estate, fi.,.4 oepiseJ of Fannie
Ordinary of said County tQF = 10 the Court Of
administration OF ta;d Far .smsson from his
This is 10 cite all pegs-- lie Reinharts estate
cause by filing thej' Hs concerned 10 show
SAID Augustine y objections in my Office why
missed from j. =. Ee'aii.lt should not be dis
tiers of dis' - administration and receive let
vsubsr mission ca lie FIRST Monday in No
next. Angsi Stn 1872
" l.; y. MOSS Ordinary
/Ib.:....- .
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Mrs, Bullock, of Virginia, aged
ninesy-six. ia cutting a new set of
teeth.
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Georgia Cherokee County ::

L. L. Mason having applied to me for Letters
of Administration on the Estate of Lazarus At
kinson late of the State of Alabama, decd.
This is therefore 10 cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of said decd, to show
cause if any they can, why letters OF Admins
tration should not be granted to said Z. l.. Ma
son, ON said Lazarus Atkinsou's Estate. This
July LIST 1872.
w. d. MOSS, Ordy.
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CATERPli ,R.s AND BOIL WORMS.
We saw yesterday stalk Of
cotton which had been sent by Mr..
Ray of Montgomery, to Mr.. l.. G.
Bowers, of this city. 1t was cover
ed with caterpillars or army worms
They are said to be destroying the
plant in all the richest counties of
the State. This worm destroys all
the miniature DOLLS as we'll as eats off
all the leaves. Mr.. Charles Howard
his clerk il thinking of sending
specimen plants to Mr.. Bowers, of
New York.
In addition to the caterpillars, the
boil worn, which bores into and
destroys the grown boil as we'll as
the young and tender ones, has
appeared ia numbers, Berween the
two, havoc will be created, and
unless they belle their antecedents,
crop estimates must be reduced
largely. The present and the pros
pect are very disheartening to the
planters who, short time ago, had
| such splendid crops.-Cot'tm6uS San.
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ed. The Senate committee is com
posed Of Messrs. Kibbee and Hin-
ton.
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FOR THE CAMP AIGN.
The Savannah Morning News

The approaching Presidential canvas, judging
from the extraordinary condition of our poliIi-
cal affairs, will be the most interesting. exciting,
and hotly- contested campaign in the history Of
the Republic, and its progress win be watcher.
with feverish anxiety by thousands who hive
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In order to place in the reach of all thsi wide
Unknown medium of the freshest and latest in
telgenee, the SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, a
liberal subscription schedule has been arran-
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temperance.
GEORGIA PAUL. .

on tn. estate applies to me for letters of admir-
Coaory 81 of Henry Wisener late OF said
800 eceased This is therefore to cite and
NJ re all persons concerned to be and appear
my Office on or before the tirss Monday III
September next to show cause if any they can
why said Administration should not be granted
the applicant. Witness my official signature
August 2nd 1872.
s. b. MCGREGOR Ordinary.
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THE GEORGIA TONIC AND

THE GEORGIA TONIC AND
STOMACH BITTERS, the greatest
medicine of the day for Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sour Stom-
ach, Fatigue, Great Weakness, ner,
vous excitement, sick headache and
mental dependency.
Prepared and sold By
H. NJ, EIAMMETT & 90,
Druggists,
Marietta, Ga.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Georgia Cobb County /:

WESLEY PRETTYMAN z. NJ.
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Administrators Sale.

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Jle -ytlarietta Aonrnal.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE COUNTIES
Of Cobb, Paulding. Cherokee, and Pickens.
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rY- Advertise in the DAILY RECORD, tn
oldest paper in Venango County.
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A fne lot OF Imported Wines and Liauor
Just received and for sale by GAFFNEY.
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VNHE Tenth Volume of WOODS HOUSEHOLD
j MACHINE begins with anuary, ~. 1t is
edited by Gail Hamilton, S $. Wood, and II. ".
Osborne, and includes among its regular contribu-
tors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thos K Bee
cher, DIR. Dio LEWIS, Dr. W. W. Hall, James Par
ton. etc. Harriet Beecher Stove, Brick Pomroy,
John &. SAKE, Maj, Genl. Fitzpatrick, Petroleum V.
Nasby, etc write Tor it occasionally Terms, One
Dollar year. In clubbing, three first class peri
odcas are given for the pnce of one Of them, '1be
most liberal Premium List ever published. No pc,
riodical is more ir..quen or ,avoa y mentioned
by the press. "Wood's Household Magazine is
one of the monuments of busi less entorprl,e VIII ch
mark the asc,"-Methodist Home journal, PhiIa.
delphia, Pa. "lt has betn imnrovi w ever since we
New Markef, Canada at is a marvel of cheap
ness and frst-class quality combined New Yorl;
Times. Specimen copy sent free to any address
S. S. WOOD CO., Newburgh, N. Y.
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.

TIME Zenith volume Of WOODS
i HOUSEHOLD Magazine hesins
with January 1872. lis regular con
trihnt"rs include Horace Greeley, Gail
Hamilton Thns. X. Brechcr, Dr.. Din
Lewis, DR.. W. ~. Hail. James Parton,
,tr.> Harriet Beeclter. S,oue. ''Rick"
P"nsr"y. Join g. Save, Major Grnrr-
al Fitzpatrick, Pc, rnieun V, Nashhy.
write Tor it occasionally. Terms. Onr
Dollar year. cluhhing. three first
class rtri"dicnls- rr. given far the
p,irc of one of ,I,tn. The most liberal
'Pr"minm List ever published. n" pc
rl"dhni is more frequently or favura-
lily mentioned by tAe press. "W"M's
H"ns"i'''l Magazine is one IF tl,r mun-
nnrnts "f business enterprise which
marx he age Ieihu,lis, Hu,,r
journal. PAilaslrl,i,iu. Pa, ..lr has
Mem impr"v!mg eeer since wa knew il
:, good criterion tor the futu:e.-
[ "nrirr, New Market, Ca'lad,. IL, il
Il marvel at chral,ness md first class
quality c"mbined. ~ New York Times
Specimen copy sent i,ce I" ANY address.
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NJ -. IN HOO
How Lost, How Restored.

fUST PUBLISHED, a new edition Of
- DIR. CrLvERWELL's CELxBRATED Ia.
shy an tie radiant cure If certain weak.
iessrs, the effects OF Errors and Abuses il,
early life.
The celebrated :lMtl,nr, In this admirable
ESSAY, clearly demonstrates from, u thirty
years s'.cresstuiPraciice, that tie al:trrli-
ing c"nsrq ..cnc..s of such errors and abuses
may b. radically cure,l without the dan.
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pication of the knife: pointing uas u node
at cure at once simple. certain, andrffec-
tta'. !,y MEANS OF which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may he. may
cure himself chraPly, privately and rad
ic;.l;y. ."
70 This Lecture sssonl,l be in the hands
vt every youth and Every min in the land.
Sent, un'ler seal. in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt OF six
CENTS, or two post stamps. -s2s "a
Also. DR. Cnlverwell's Marriage Gnile,r
pric, 25 cents,
Address the Publishers, 80 5ig
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Jan. Billy. z. o. Box, 1856
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" Tie jewels belonging to the Ap-
oil" Gallery "f the Louvre. were con.
eeal'd during Tie Commune in a small
r"'m, carefully walled mp ON the Sc.
e.'it' story Of the huii,lin. erected by
FRANCOIS l.. over the Sail. Henri III.
ana The Salon dies Sept Cteminres.
The work had been au sk illfaIIy exrcn.
fea that tie insurgents, daring their
two months nrcnpaiiOn of tie PALACE.
must have passed la,ftie i. y fE.ai,stnd
times without snspertin. That the
treasury "i i.wthy, rock crystal. rma-
me!s, Ac., estimated 81, 50,GakD, 400
itahcs, WIS so near them. The cr.d;t
"f this st'.yers is due I" Count Clement
ie Ris. C"hsr, va.0r. ard to- the en-
!!"yres ofsi!.e mu>eu,,,, w!r, were sew
r'a' times "u tie roin, oi being shot
Tor refusing 1" ti>cinse the l.!ace of
concealmrnt,
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MARRIAGE OF BROTHER AMP
SISTER To EACH OTHER. Same time
ago one Of the asylnmx opened FIR
the reception and detention Ut ,rnants
and delipqncn,s. in New York City,
sent Il batch OF children, of both sexes.
out West. A girl Of sixteen aud a
lad ofabont the same age had been
inmates Of different asylums for sew
er;li years, aud they were among the
transports. They were brother and
sister, bnt were early left orpi,aus.-
On arriving in the West they adopted
the names Of their respective en-
ployers, and in TIN. conrse Of time tl,ey
met accidentally i, the city of ST.
Louis, and. after a brief engagement,
were married. They have ,.t present
II large family but tlrry are iynorant Of
the fact that they haze committed the
crime Of iaeest.-lN. 7. Nereayy.
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PRoPHECY.-A enthusiastic orator
fho"sl, the Memphis. lEalanrtr. pre-.
dfcfs the f"li'wing astonishing RAILROAD
performances in tie nanr future:
Tie t'a., is not far Distant when the
'"cn'"'ive train will star, ~ from Hin.
'''"staH'', and, rushing up hy tn. Ara
hinn CALI through Persia aid syria,
hhrsi through the gates III Sn.z; ilccc,.
along The COAST of the Mc.littrranran.
leap or plunge Under the st,a;,s .tGi,
braitar; 'hrrcc up tirm,GI, the +, ran
tcs int" France, there m,rtinv anDi,A.
train that rnmr, 'hnndr,ing down the
sleeps 1T Asi,tic and Russian Siberia
through Germany. meets II third hicl,
cmersrs f,om tie sn"w capped peaks
"f Nom, Gems, fresh fi"m Italy, and
another jnst energies ir"H, tie earth
underneath, the British Channel. from,
Dover to Calais, and all rubbing To-.
geihcr to PUNT St. Nazar~. the n
bound across the Atlantic. and iamliu.
al New York, Norfolk, Charleston or
Brunswick, sets ont again on its path
mp the Allryianny Slopes "a, 4 dow u to
Ihis valley, where it meets viii. IA
train laden witt, ti,r spices and silks "f
japan, China and the Core. islands.
landed at M,z,tlan or San DciSo. aud
come laundering nr this way. thr"nsi,
Psesislislt" Del ri" G,autlc. Austin San
Antonio, Jefferson aud Shreveport 4"
the city Of Memphis.
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The PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
The MrH'rsi> Appeal says:
The progressive Democrats of the
i'i'n"is Legislature met in ca;.cus ,es-
terd,.y. AT Springfield, and agreed to
mile with the Liberal Republican
movement III thew "w"~isi"n to tho
dianf administration. This is the first
gnn for the Democratic park of the
Northwest, aud its thunder will he
heard from Maine to California, i'll
s''iiins, the ffi,,IhlS of Universal Am.
ntsty and Restoration of Peace a;th
fh'ineiti" courage, Ia cOIqurr "A victn-
rs for the National Reform patty Of
HE people. bet the Liberal Re,,ni.fi-
rans go ON hiny.ly and iai,intic.lly
Win tEsiI movement, meet in Ma
ti"il.l Convention, nominate sucb
statesmen ~ ave designated hy the
people, and the people will cl,et them
ANA t'iumphan'iy place the Fr,lcrsi
Government in the hands Of Inc Re-
form party. Tie adverse criticism of
the administration organs on the one
hand, ami opposition of the nIass-
covered Democrats on the oti.cr. viii
not deer the people from achieving
triumph over both.
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La, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1872. O.

, and il would look strange If we cnnl
not find ut least tw" hundred person
: III Louisiana who would donate SIG
each "D those terms. Aud apait fiou
the $4,000 thus donated. what u NOR,
weight in our favor would be tw" hun
dred cadets, Thus promoted, as il were
and partly secured for four years.
! That IL oHr means of assistanrr, an,
| believe it will succeed. Another va,
is I" rrrognize the University rs III,
Agricultural aud Mechanical College %
Lnnisiana, and give il the rrOrrr,ls ~
the lands granted b.. Congress for III,
ehdoM inent Of one or more snch col
!p.rs. That fund is now invested IL
some 5000 ONO of State hands, ut siy
per cent. interest and if tn. whole al
1t lie siven I" the University. il. amnn
ity r"nnting the old annuity .f Ssl6n
won ii he about SEQ. !.i0, whici, would
enable it I" maintain II faculty of nr
less than eight professors, free of all
cost I" the. cadet for tuition.
Whether this institution il t" have
any p"Tii"p, or all of tie Agricultural
and M,ci,anirnl Cnl:rg. fnu,ss, will. no
i"rht, be deie,hineI Ivy The Lcsi~la-
tnrt at the r"m,"g session. The fund
Is so small ti,at I think II would hr nm
wise I" dsvi.i. il. Louisiana has nj.
ready to" many little SICILY college,
aud universities, and not 4 single good
one.
Let the Legislature consider the wis.
don, "f sucI, II future poll y IA viii
tend 7" combine, # possible, all the
present ;so.callcd aud nis named col
l'ges aud universities (oms among The
n,mher,) into one UNIVERSITY; To he
wo,'',y of Louisiana aud USEFUL t" her
people.
The accompanying circular lc,tr, f,)
will arrlise the honorable Board If
Supervisors Of a scl,e,ne nos on Eu,;t.
t." secure the passage 81 an act l..y Con
g,rss that will give 10 each State and
Territory one mil,irn acres. If the Iu,b.
lie lands Tor the endowment oronr. and
only one college or university.
Copies of this circular have Lrr,.
sent To prominent men If almost ever,
class and profession, all over the Uni
ted States, and t" every Senator III
Congress, and to many Representa-.
''vrs. ! am glad {" say that man,
PERSONS are earnestly considering the
project, that net q few warmly approve
it, aud that u Till to tl,a: effect was In IN
Produced int" the House %! Reprse,-
tati,cs on the II,h inst.
Shoul.! this sc';crc, or an eg.iva.
lent, hecnhe u law. and L believe j,
will, sooner ~: later, the lishc:. cduc,.
ti""al interests If Louisiana will br
well cared for Aud mas We not hope.
hat tise General Cove, nm-, I viii M,
"nly provide Tor eacl, Stare, IN, nf It's
public domain. u real university wei,
founded and well appointed, bit a !
s'and"r Que still, great Na,i"na!
University, one that will tower hi-h
above the Stat. University, and event
Hal'y s"rpa>s ali the un,ve, sites nr The!
weird, as surely IA thi. !, r'nt ma,i"n ia
destined to excel all the nations of
lie earth. 90
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W We n;n;,in ."r the cause Of wo-
man Hiirasr, says the Cincinnati En-
qnirr. Its days are numbered. The
course of many OF its res
prc'ahle aii,rrenis Jailed to Kill it !;
III survived the back ,cti.n of tho
Wyoming I.rsi-ia'nrcj it might even
"xist nnict the "i,lopay Which. in,vila.
lly attaches t, every thin. the un.
clean Ciai!iu gan. touch. All ihese it
might r,i,larc AMI live. BIZ, when it
permits itself to hc c!:amg i,ned by
Ben Batter it is dead and damned
lspd ought y be,
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Interesting Discovery.

/ An interesting discovery has been
na'lc III the S"uih ii France. A dis.
| tinsni>iri rc"!og;s; Las found in tho
PyitEntes, only 81 slight distance be-
low the sn;', the ttEiains Of prehistoric
cities. Tie discovers. $ 'a,e vc,y M.
ne'nas. and uii! ht!i, in pushing the
domain ot history stli farther back iu-
10 the past that il jas ever gone he
fore. Frerinns Ia 1854 we had M idea
"f laGu>irine ha!.iia,ions, bni in tina,
year the winter WAS particularly crisp
aud cod in Sui;z,,lan.l, and Tie level
ut the wa.cis WAS lowered IN all The
lakes. The irhali'ants al M.i,.n had
iirofi.d hy the low wafer Ia r..is. -
Lite dixie on tie hnrtl.is q. Lake Zu.4
rir". Driving down some piles, they
encountered obstacles. and f.,u,a HAT
i'i'es and ri'",mnns i!,!,k oak pl.,,ks,
bad ;:I'aay been driven down. Be-
tween 'h- I'r''es # w"o,! they disror-
cred stone ant! hunc Instruments. clum
~ pottery, ctc These III. n>iisr Lure
sdci "a resemblance To i!nsc in nsc hy.
the primitive people, that il was at
pace c"Hrl;,t!e.i thai Ike Mciicn dis
r"rrrii.s were ~ tie "rraffst anriGuftr.
The. ''tir,t mrn" of that country wc,s
.urInsc! 4" ha,c hmlt ihri, hai,ita-
lions Hh,c the wafer. and ii The n.y.
l'"t'"sis wr:r just, il.r same >csIi.es
ut Hiimhrr age wnu..! he iu,.nd at the
'"it"m uf the pslEcii,ai lakes. ,Tms.
'".1cci"i"s wer" soon conf. nirt. The
listers remembered that on Gn.,n,ruc-
ra.ions their nets had uccis r::,,uit un.
on plies tt,iv.n in tie lake ltn.,nms.
ani i"'t,r. Ea,! ais, Er,n E.un,l, hut
had hcen asrril,cd To II l.s... date. A..
last every ore wcht tu hnHtiu. IN the
lakes. aud nm, &c the ,lr;ihs of the
'iriv:tian lakes they drew up ta the,
light "i mud. RI day Il civilization, l,c:e.
tofpfe uhkuown Ia Sutherland! u,n.e
than two hundred ">tatiu,.s,'' rs lie
discoveries called item. Of relies If
primitive Villages, Mere funnd. But
they did not Mi itlone 10 he same
epoch snne were Classiii. d :.s hn,iuv
trc' h,.iit in Tie stn,c nc.. ntl.r,s in
the hnnze age. and still others in the
i'"n age. The discoveries in t... w.
r"Hi'rs disclose hai,i,utinns af the
same general cha, ac;er as t,,us,. nader
the Swiss lakes. In all the western
i'a's at tie Pyiene. Chain these i,al,-
''"t"'''S are Yer. numerous, and belong
~ the stone age. The archaeological
S"rie'y Of that district is making cf.
'"riS, III great scxlmnsr, tn de, ciop
iirsc discoveries into SPECIES of lis
"y "f HE people whn Inhabited the
nu>es. = Exchange.
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's'HE subscription r:ice nf tI,r .aME-
RlcAN AGRiCULrURIST. which
Is We'll knnwn rs "mc of The oldest and
best n,,g:.z nes IN the world. far t!a,.
Farm, Gasdrn aud Hy,s,.haid. is ST 80
:, Year. Omc cop, each "f lie;,,l and
Home. wrraly. and American Agr,cnl-
tnilst, monthly, vii! hc sent n,m YEA,
for 81, t" which SO cents sl,,uild hr adj
deal when the papers are seat to Brit
isl, America. Address.
ORANGE, JUDD Il TO-, Publishers.
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HEARTH AND HOME!
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III
bSA0IlEU .LY ILLU ;TRATID
Full OF interesting and valuable read
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OLD AND YOUNG.
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4 PAPH2 F R EVERYBODY +!

IT EARTH AND HOME. IsStrED
erery week. il one at the mus,
heau'i!"!. Journals in the world |,
has twenty large pages, aud IL singh,
>"'"'n' c"'''in~ about S25.GO0 worth
II sp'rnd ii engraving, tinc,, printed
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thify prepared. aud tuil %, i,stiur.iou.
With Il moderate anu,,u, If rrra, in.
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Den. 1t contains excellent Editorials
~ HE vhF'niis topics of the day. I.!clI
give lie reader practical aud useful in
formation. ii"aiti, ana Home has =;
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-02-28
JUDGMENT.
District ccust-pa rish Of Rapides.
Louisa =, B"ycs b4yle p
vs.. ~ 100
Pnwlmttan Clarke N"' iooo' t
Her Husband 81

Ai'i Au""'Hu
December Term, 1871. 9s
RY REASON OETHEL LAW AND THE
he evidence being il, favor "f the Plain
tif it is ordered, adj nd ed and ,rcreesl thai
size be and isGerrl,y separated in property
from her husband, that the community Ut
acGnets aud gains he dissolved. That sl,..
he ltlioriz.l t., mi, IN -. i'll her separate.
.prt'ncrty lndirigl,ts. whether detail. par;r.
phernal or ntlerwis,,, witlloat the control
or interference of her said husband, the
Defendant te.i 81 pages. H.rel1 dbl
Dnue and signedin open Court on this
9th day Of january. 1872
j. ORsBORN,
District Judge
District Court, Parisl,ef Ra,i.leS.- Filed
JANUARY. 8, 1872. CHARLES OWEN,
Deputy Clerk.
CLEIK's OFFICE.
1ts'a Alexandria, Ln.(
i hereby certify the abuve to te a true
cory OF the orisiualJ Judgment now Oh file
III this office, ja:iuary 2Htli, iS7!
e. v. LEDOUX,
JANUARY 2i-4t Clerk.
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