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The Rev. Father Van GoGl,, sin his remarks
to the neophytes and the congregation,
explained the tymbols Of the ceremonies
pressing the hope that these persons were
but the firstiings, who would ere long be
followed by many other candidates for
mem bership In the church. AT the conclu-
sion of tho ceremonies the choir chanted the
Te Deum," apd the congregation were
dismissed with, the benediction of the Holy
Sacrameuts.--C'harleston -Ne.cs. "a.
ST.. MAnr's COLLEGE,, GALVESTON, TEXAS
On Monday night it was our pleasure te
attend the, commencement OF ST. Mary's
College, It was delightful affair. The I
exercises opened with music by the st.
Cecilia brass band, followed by the cong
Vacation's Coming" This was followed
by the dialogue Discovery Of America ",
With characters Of "colnm6us VI BY q. AZ. !.
By J. sebroeder, aHernandss b IIe j.
Byrnes. Following tbis dialogues, we
were again favored with music by the
band, and the sweet song " Beautiful
Bells" aud !" L'Esprit de 10 conversation
by v. Biron, I" Der Brave Man." by vi.
As1uy and tass sTsst W;;,s q ba al sop
ter !" shamus o'Brien came " The Towns
Physician" with the roles of I" DR.. Sassa-
fras," BY. i. Dignan; "pr. Pharmaceus,"
J. Devine; !" Mr.. Puff" F. Carstohs; s'Mr.
Credufous," j. Magale; Mr.. Turnhead,"
T. Dignan "Mr. Steady" j. Sullivan
Servant and Door-keeper," ]. HILBERT. !
After musfc by the band, Mr.. j. E. Burk,
who graduates with the degree of Bachelor
Of .Arts, delivered his vsledictory, Y hich
|Rwas chaste, elegant, and Indicative Of 6ns
mental power on the part of Mr. tBurk.
Young Mr.. o. II. Goidthorn followed with
an address full Of power and thought. Mr..
Goldthorn received the degree OF Master Of
Arts. - --
Next came dialogue by Masters L. Dig
nan and j. Magale, which was followed BY
q comical chorus by all the students. This
chorus en- bodied the laughabie in the ex.
iraEn e, and consisted q . blending Of the
German and English IN most fantastic
style.
The comforting of degrees and distribu-
ton Of prizes were interesting and most
attractive features of the entertainments.
The ceremonies ended with tho " Closing
March, by the band, and the audience left
with happy sppfeciatioT OF st: Mary's
College. Brother Bonifacey President, and
his abe corps Of assistants, deserve great
credit for their excellent mankgenent of
this college,. in which they are upholding
and extending the celebrity Of the Chris.
tian Brothers. as teachers -aescs:
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WISH SAYINos.-"H He that will not be coun-
soled cannot be helped" Fools reject advice" None
co deaf a. those will not henr" An readers are
not OF the above mentioned classes, We consider IL
worth while mention that the best euro for coughs
and colds and surest preventive Of consumption s
LaplAoo's Indian Turpip Peotoral Balm, which can be
bought at any decent drug store. Unpleasant to the
taste those who have used it once never fail 10
have q supply on hand.
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All you who wish to be in the fashion, or
you who desire TO economist remember that the cele
bzatsd Now Orleans battsr John Friel ESQ, has
moved from No. 100 to NJ 81 st. Charles street. Here
no will be found always smfingly ready to accOmmo-
date you with alght straw hat elegant southern
felt or stylish Aew beaver RE price that will astonsh
YOU Remember No. 81 near GrAvier street
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H1pERNIAN FlEsTIvAL--As the programme
snour tfth mage shows the second day Of the Hiber
Ian Festival promises nns entertainment to these
no wish to enjoy Themselves OutOf doors in the ssa
IA The admission price IS hKed at the low bEure OF
My eeats for gentlemen, ladies and children oeinE
nee in order to enable even tho poorest to attend
~ arc reoueated to state that the members OF Branch
Es are expected to meet next Sunday, the day OF
IA Festival Immediately after high Macs at their
FhN. ID.
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TAKE IT, TAKE IT On, and KEEP TAKING 1t.
Reduce the dose that 1t acts gentle laxative,
and continue 1t regularly. 1t is tonic, and will
strengthen you. It took q long time to confirm your
disease and you can't get well in day. SimmoAs'
Liver Regulator, II persisted in, will the most
stubborn Liver disease There failure about 1t.
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WASTED.--Every housekeeper in the south
Stry c. H Collins's Paragon Yeast Powder, GuArsli'
ned the purest and stropgest offered the people
ak your grocer for the Paragon and once tried 20"
ill never uss any other. Wholesale depot "a Tohou
,tsulsa street We have tried sthe Paragon, aud
adore 10 as being most excellent -
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIcINE.-San-
ford LSrer Inrgorator-a purely Vegetable Catharto
and Tonio-for Dyspepsia Constipation, Debility, Sick
Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements of
Liver Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist for it.
Beware If limitations. mh3o ~ COW
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liornjng Star and Catholic MESSENGER.

sew OR leans. SUNDAY. JULY -. 1873 y
>>~--1>~-~~>~|~S~~ ~
Ava, the MornIng sfsr and Catholic Messenger
VOCATION"
Full often am thinking
or o bard. who used TO SO ...r b..
Reside the field OF battle, 81 ..... 81.
where he mover struck . blow. IL" 81, 49, '
For though sick, and lame and feeble, .-
He was useless in tho fold
Still he nerved its heroes onward a ~
With the music he could yield II r,.r.
r., Thin, sain would sing Of battiss .,.-i
That never came to shaSe,
would tempt the wings OF otheEs
To tho nightI cannot aaroi e
And since In God's high combat
Lance sword may not WELD
Give him music from my heart-strings -
FOR His heroes in tho aeld t"
Macy AlrEossus.
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We see that PRoCTER & GAMBLEa E-A ~
OLIVE SOAP 10 becoming voy POpuiaf 70 s.I usr
its quality We know il superior, and beng H.
fumed, We are not surprised that oopauneES
and that it has large sAlo- III l.5
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ADVERTISING RATES OF TIE "sTAS.

Transient Advertisements, q SO per square S''
TTenty.Avqpor cent discount allowed On sss =
Htu innerted At above rates WITH .s1sceant'
Death and Marriage Motto NNop TS--a-t ss ne =
wants and Personal 81" t-F+N--'TT
10 oenta p4~ lfuR each
EDITORIAL SvGSas 81 CO.. , tQr.
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the Senate passed seven of its clauses on
Monday. Some Of the Senators seem to have
felt the iniquity and hardship of the meas
ure, and to have made approximations as
to the necessity of poderation inr carrying
it into effect, . moderation which Signor
De Faico, the Minister Of Pablo Worship,
undertook should be observed.
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VOLUNTARY SALE.
ESTATE OF w,Dcw SAMUEL P. rAcor.


At THE REoTES. OF THE OWNERS THEREOF
"A ! will .tfp. ;or sale a: public auction on III.
premises on SATURDAY. The first of February
1873 at !. a. NJ .h. following describes. property,
20 vi,-.
aS.Gig PLANTATION, situated il. 'he parish
Of st James OF, Tho left b.rk of .h. Hississ ppi
riv.: boue sxty.ou. miles above tha city of New
.,,l-ans bou,ld.. aboy. nv lands of T.cie scol.
and ielgr By those of Widow olive. 1hibudauX.
s.nd composed 0. the f0llowiu. tracts of land
:! TRACT sF iAN. nrausuriae abou. -
a.u.rts II toists front on .l Mississippi river b.
20 arp.ues *! depth closing in -I.c yeaS atOu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
BY E. A. Desion6e.
sICTg!-.Es-sE.gR WRITES
~ AUCTION.
EOSas. WARRANTS. SSaCHS. E.Go
rE.f%PToRI SALE.
By E. A. DesioDd
pE.f%PToRy SALE.

Ny =. 4 DESHONDE, acCT'cSEEs-
ID .i.cr Nc. Gal.le. GOUrt.-TCE"DAI, JAM
navy p, 1873. a. twelve o'ciccI 81. az III. Her-
chants and su.t!ouee.s Exchange on Royal street
between Canal ..! sus:omhous. streets. "!I. be-
Two Hrn6re3 .n.. Torrv-.-e shI,es -: She Capt..
.al Stool. OF Ii. Slaughterh0us. company.
.ig!Ity-.igi Tho U.aus Dollars ia Louisiana state
- alraf Is. s.ls'.ted
Twsnry.thIee yhorsarf .o'iass ~ HCusi:ra
STAT. six per Bonds, issued IL taV"- -. IL" Nv
orleans. ia. ksuu and .IIeas Northern .a1.T0ad.
i.h. Thousand Dollar. IL Louisiana state. elk
Pc; cen; Bonds. .ssUs.. IL. t"'.. a. se A..sI 'u!
on. 'h.,san,! 9o''a. Louisiana state Els %:
cent Eoud. issued 20 Sasl vile .ailroa..
one Vh0U.aL6 Dollar Louisiana sJat. galr -:
sixteen iurirei sr.' Thirteen Haol'lr. AMI Eight.
.a- Gent. in .-.tific.- .s d: APPROPRIATION .; the
city OF New " leans.
1--WE Hund.ed and Sixrv-.fle Do a;s il. ch..f. o:
J. P. smith warrant Clerk.
one Hundred Share. OF Louisiana Leyta stock,
preferred ttUll paid
one Handled Shares Louisiana Se'ee S:ocis ,oE-
.linars).
one Hundred S'a:es III the Capita! stock OF the
SANITARY and FeI'iliZing Company.
Two Mortgage Bonds Of Boston C'n'', 500 each.
one Mortgag. Bond OF tac Louisiana Cotton
Mandatory, $1,000.
Nv. Hundred Shares -! the Cgcsc.r: cry Gas.
light Iompanr.
7!err1s~S.s!. q. :he spe: ., wed States err
:Sr":s So 40 . %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
LANDS AND LOTS IN LOUISIANA.
SUCCESSION OF MRS JCL'A MEYER, DECEASED
WIFE OF L. BLOOM.
Second district Court for the Parish OF Orleans 4.
No. "a I32.
DYC.E. CIRARDEY & co, AUCrIo,

DY c. f.. CIRARDEY & co, AUCTION
d eers-NiCholas HOey, AuCtioneer-Otce No.
II Exchange Place-TUE SDAY, February 10, 1873,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioncers Exchange, on Royal between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, in this city o. New Orleans
by virtue of an order OF the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated De-
cember &C. 1872, will be sold by public auction the
following described property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN TRACE OF LAND. situated lying
and being in the parish of West .Felicana, State of
Louisiana ntaining 4G5 acres, bounded on the
north by lands Of Jed d. Smith and A 2. Converse
and on the east by lands Of Mrs. Turnbull, to-
gether with all the buildings and Improvements,
etc thereon.
,. Lots Nos c, aud 8 ; ALSO portion Of lot No.
IS and 50 feet in the northwest corner Of lot No j.
in square No. | of donated lands in the town of
Jackson parish of East Felicana, State of Louis
lana, with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Terms of SaIe-For the property firstly de
sclibed: One-hat cash au;t the balance a credit
OF one wear.
For the property secondly descib + 1900 cash,
and the balance credit OF one two and three
years.
These credit portions 10 he in notes of the pur-
chasers secured by special mortgage and vendor $
lien on the property sod, and b airing interest of
eight per cont per annum from date of sale until
final payment the acts Of mortgage to contain the
penal clause of i've per cent attorneys fees, in
event of suit TO recove! payment o. the notes or
any portion thereof.
Acts sale at Tn. expense az ;i!e purchases. Sc
for. ", ] 'asttll. notary public.
jail ?5 Sc! II IL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IL THE MATTER OFg VEIL s BROTHER, GaEb.
ruptS
In Bankruptcy-Nos 1919

WHEREAS, BERNARD We'll AND JOHN "EIF.
W individually and as me bers of the above
firm, of Rapdes parish and district aforesaid, duly
declared bankTupts under the act of Congress OF
March 2, 1867, have this day filed in said court a
petition praying for dis barge and certificate
thereof, from all their debts and other claims
provabe under SAID act.
Notice is therefore given TO all creditors WHO
haze proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest, that the fifteenth day of February,
1873 at II s. NJ, is assigned fox the hearing of the
same, and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice is given that the hankrupts Will IN
dergO an examination before Register d. Angus
tin Esq. on the thin teenth day OF February, A D.
1873 at II A. NJ. at his Office, No Al Exchange alley.
Clerks office, New Orleans January 20, 1873.
iagI 29 fe7 K. LOEW Deputy Clerk.
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By a. Huston.
---4Se--@
SUCCESSION OF JAMES PRAGrF.
Second Distgtc. Court for the Parish Of Or!eanR-
80. 1850
-r .trx,Nnrp unt.srnv-oN rtps.

pv ALEXANDER HOCSTON-ON TUES.
- DAY, January %, 1873. at twelve O'Clock
NJ at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, will
be sold by public auction, bg virtue of order
from the Hon L. GuTi.neaud. Judge OF the Second
November g. 1872, and supplemental and amended
order OF Ho, 4. l.. Iisso' Judge of the Second Dis
.rct Court for the parish of orleans, dated Eovem.
Der 22 1872 the tO'lUy.iug described property 3oE
account Of said suCCessiOn--
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the First District and described SIS 'OiloWs: -Four
lots of ground aud part az aHuthes lot O! ground.
situated in In. suburb AnnUuciaiOn First District
form. rly second municipality of this city. in
square No. : Of said municipality, sncOmpassed by
Front Market st. James, Leyee and Market streets
an. Make. place; said .Ots being designated
by III. Nos. l. ,. 3. and part OF lot
No. g. on plan drawn Hnder date OF
the fifteenth of January. 1851, By l.. Surgi. sur
vey0r OF she Fist NUui. patty. and signed ne
varie'ur. by louis =. care, notary, and filed in
his office as notary public. Said lots measure, sc.
cordin. 80 said plan TO vii: lots Nos. l. :, and
adjoiu each other and measure each % fee; |!
n.hes ana S-9 OF inch in front on Market Place,
BY d. pth OF % feet !. inches between equal and
parallel lines.
The portion OF lot No. g on .he side thereof next
20 and adjoining No . nea sureS IL feet front on
Leyee street, by depth of IS feet II inches
between parallel lines. and bounded in the rear BY
lot Nc. J, and tn. side toward Market street by
lcI 40 :. Lots Nos. l, :. , and sTe bounded on
their rear by lots Nos. 3 and g.
Terms Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before w. J. Castel, notary public. az
the expense of the purchaser
Jas II IA II II %
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THIRD UISIRIC! !kVPnRgY.
Succession OF THOMAS W. BELL.
Second I.styic! CONT for the Parish OF GRE an
NO. IS, 30.

SOs 80, 49,
DS g. g. SfRARDEY 81 co. NICHOLAS
ID Ho.v. Auctioneer-ufic. No L. Exchange
s'dce.-IU ESDaV, February 49, 1873, AZ twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchant. and Au.tiOHe-f. kI
change, On ROYAL, between Canal and custom
house streets, by virtue Of OIder of 'h. hon"ra
:'. til" Second District Court tor th. :arsh o;
orleans, .iIte. January I. 1873. Will b. sold By
public auction. I'll. :Jli0 win. d.sCylO.d property
20 Wit
CERTAIN NsIPi0r OF GROUND with all
'he buildings aud lmpr.v. In.nts thereon, IN me
IhI:i District of tl5..Ity. masking part -: lot No.
81 .t S4uaT. SO. -, and measuring. ~ FltLcl!
~ casGft q" feet ZION. iuL..t. street. brr N'rlS
'sC"t dis and No'as- streets NV ~ 'ee' deep
bounded ga one side hv or No. 555, and on 'A'
0the. sd. ov 'Ae 'il.r h.l: o. -..i! lot 80. 80.
Term o. Saly-.'as'.
~ .f .al., az .he sz,e;ls. .: .hs iU.c: ass'
N.for. !" J EASEL, ao'ar. sL.bH..
ia e - frl - l9
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Auction SALES.
'o~oA-o(-~~>o->o~->>~N1>>r
By G. E. GirardeY & Co.
PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAINE AND ROMAN
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL KENNY.
SALE II PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL KE
SALE II PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 5000.
DY G.. T.. GIRARDEY & CO.. NICHOLAS
d J. Hoev AuCtiOneer-Ctic e No. II Exchange
Mace iTURDAY February 8, 1873, at twelve
O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk.
change on ROYAL street. by virtue of Judgment
of IN. honorable he Second District Court for the
parish If Orleans will be sold by public auction,
Tor account OF the succession OF Michael Kenny,
the following de scribed property, TO wit
LOT OF GROUND in the Second District OF
this city, in the square bounded by Dumaine, RO-
man st Philip and Prieur streets, and measuring
80 feet 3 incl Is lines front on Dumaine street by
100 feet III depth and front On Roman street. to-
cether with all the buildings and improvements
A PORTION OF GROUND adjoining the above
and measuring u feet inches lines front Du-
maine street 80 fee- inches lines on the side
next to Roman street, on line perpendeu lar 10
Dumaine street and 35 feet inches on the other
side lagenal line.
Terms-One third CASH remainder az one and
two Years credit in notes bearing interest of eight
per cent per annum from date of sale until final
nayment, with clause of five per cent attorneys.
fees in eve Mt of suit 90 enforce payment, secured
by special mortgage and insurance of improve
ments and transfer of policy, and purchasers to
sume payment of all taxes fox !S72 over and above
the b d.
Act OF sale and United States stamps az the
expense OF purchasers, before ". ). Caste! notary
public Jas 18 Is fcl 8
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NJ. Henochsberg VS.. Bnstian Brothers.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 38I7.-By virtue of writ of
feri facas to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises hereinafter desig-
mated. MONDAY, February g. 1871, at hait-pa7t
ten o'clock A. NJ, the following described prop
ertv to wit
THE CONTENTS OF STORE. situated on Canal
street let Dryades and Rampant streets in {! e
FIRST district of this CITY, cOHsi5 ing of Books sta
tiOTeyv etc. pes inventory @hleh NaS vs. seen
in my .fiCe.
Sez. d il the above suit
T.rms-Cash on the sposo
W. r. HARPER.
in2S % fe3 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
WILLIAM J. EinORE, su's
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ..UGIo
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
- I'll. MATTER az Wiling c.:E-:isE-
rupt.
IN BanIruptc.-No. f22l

fy'HE rv,EPsTGyED HEREBY CIV ES SOT!CE
i Of his appointment a. i9ne" OF the estate
of William Guide, of Ne. .Il.aus, parish Of Or
leans and state Of Louisiana a. sdssd a bankSupt
upon his own petition.
Sew Orleans .a..sJ. 90 1913.
al .et.. GE SO..o%. ass ueeo
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RUPTCY.
District Court of The United States Of Smey!cs for
III. District OF I4ouisiana-Se. 12l!.
EY e. l.. f!IRiRDEY IL Goa AUG.
- touters-0thCe No. u Exchange pace-SATo
uRDAY, February Is, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ at
tn. Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange, on
thi. city of New Orleans, by virtue Of order of
tho Hon h. II. 0ureil. judge of the District Court
o. In. United States 81 america for the District of
Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy. dated January
G 1873. will be sold by public auction the iJl!ow'
ing desc! ibed property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with aH
the buildings and Improvements. ereOn, and all the
.ights. ways privileges and appurt enances there.
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining situated
III III. Ftub0urg !ivauddis, Fourth District OF the
city o: New orleans, designated as LOT number
twenty zone Of tn. square comprised within Sec
ond, Third: NFyades sl. st. Denis streets per
plan mas by 4. g. Blanchard. deputy surveyor,
on the twentieth day ot May, 1883, and deposited
OY feT.nc. i'll office o: water 4. Peters notary
public. said lot measures in american measure
twenty -tiy. feet front on Second street by one
hundred and twelve feet and ght inches in depth
between parallel lines, and WIS acquired. by said
vendor, together with Others, By purchase from
Robert a. Aymotsad, as per act OF sale i'll the pre-
mise. passed before Waite. Il. Peters notary pub
lie. ON tn. twenty second day OF June, 1888.
tn. deere. OF the court ordering the sale Of the
above described property directs hat the same be
freed from all insum hranCsS. and the assignee
acting the officer of th. :uuS, wiz convey only
such !iclt j. III him vested b. the assignment
in bar .Iugtcy, and BY tn, aforesaid order 0! the
court.
OF adiudicaiion and purchasers !" IIne pay.
meut .v.r and above the price Of adjudication OF
all take. which Che property may owe mp 10 the
day .: sale.
fore ~. Gernor. notary public.
il23 % fel IS
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
CAROLINE BREDOP VS.. ERNEST PREFER, her
OUTSTANDING. 1895.

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
i ninth day of October, 1872, Judgment Was rem
dered in this court in the following emitted suit in
the words and figures following, to wit:
Caroline Breh p vs.. Ernest Pfefer, her husband
No. 1898.
The cause came on for trial the twenty fifth day
of October a D. 1872 f. B. EaIhart for pantlii. and
defendant in proper person, and was duly submit
ted on the evidence in writing taken before the
clerk of tits court and the court consider ng the
law and the evidence IN favor of the Plantlh II Il
ordered adiudged and dtcreed that there be inGg-
ment in favor Of plaintiff Mrs Caroline Brehop, and
against defendant Ernest Pf-ier, her husband, de-
creeIng a separation of property and dissolution
of the community OF acquests and gains h retotOre
existing between the sad parties that the eaid
plaintiff be permitted to carry business IN her
own name as a public merchant, with full mauda-
tory powers and plaintiff recover OF defendant the
sum of 800 with legal interest from judicial dc
mand and all costs of suit.
Judgment rendered Octoher29 1872
judgment signed November II, 1872
HENRY &. DIBBLR, Judge.