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'GEsu Third Term Business.

The GoIbtS, queries, cgUiyO.lri ns, AMI
eva-.va- IN r-ssud 20 Prc~iirnt Grant -
views On the rhirI term business may b.
relieved possibly 10y . letter from White
sulphur Springs, Virginia, 70 the New
iuTh HTGG. Inc correspondent slys he
mn m l021~y1-U' 01,.1z E.zza2lDz zHfl2lz II
ot Ne-k Virginia, Why Sc,! :
- ~ ! caAlc;,t en- -,rySSi9pal convention,
which met a. III Springs On III - IA Of
August, C-loucl Swami, OF Charleston,
y. Va, with whoa the FresiL -ut stopped
dur!ns his recent visit 80 his relatives ii
that S-.'e, urged q resolution cn.nmI ting
the republican party Of this district TO the
movement, stating uurlnIvrcIliy that
G.a.yal lyUt III, aaa2liAg'e i5y 1e,l.2.1.qfj95s-
Ikerr we prrSeu. the collector and other
r-yrnUs officers of The district, the 50 ,cIal
agent Of tn Pos,oii - D-p.rtment aAl
Colonel A.klus,n, postmaster At Charles
t5n AMI -!Itor u the Nr-t Virginia Js.iy-
nG,, all gU,d men, all true republicans,
and thJrJuS Sfly competent fJr Jhslr posi-
tIouS, bur they ar men, and don I care
10 be IJTcet into positions Of anrsgnulsm
with The appointing power Thcy gos
Cu- u The thing on the ground OT It's
mex llaHcy, AMI III. resolution Vas
80 Ell joWu-
Co.onI Swami il cousin Of ths Presi-
dents, anI the following L. aa extraa,
from q report Of his speech ia The coavsa-
''rs. r-t-rr-.I 70;
e y n. head OF he yJyeru;n -. . stan Is.
AM VIII ~tlnl for many year., man in
whom all hlvs o,ai I,ace, and who " Il
prgvc eIuI to the trials OF the pres n,
- l., was equal 10 The trails Of the
pas, AMI Will be equal 10 III, future
IN n Just to all If. wIll slve 10 the
E.~. her bonds, and 10 the South her
hJu.S and h T civilization, and III. freed
man has yIuaI rights; a man who viii
give lr.r-Issr a'iIu 20 the West, aud for
the nation viii tai AZ exit from her fla
aGe!4l r!o4L.e, . man IS Illus rioUs TOR
his mo Ies;y a~ for his jp~t;c. "a mlu who
can a.tosi = b JUS, b-clgs. by the con-
SEN, OF IL s...,...I i. i4AkS high a- a 81
der, ani - = civilian hc s,a aIs ao,vs The
restraints Of p.rty. Every lIb.ril advance
he has made has received three cheers iron
=
cr, and to those principles be viii always
b. trus, because they are his. IL his
won from al! parties the ti.l- of just, ani
the irrccJac.IaJls enemy Of injustice. In
war, last - his sword. IN peace, just to
the fallen great and the claSr h conquer
81. Just IN vir;uouS example; jusc 10
the memory OF Greeley just 10 L-e; just
II hi- foes; ilSt TO he laws; just IN de-
manIluL OF strong nations the righr, and
IN merry 70 weak nations The -PiendO's
of f.g uae, rAe applause Of nations. the
conf lruce Of country, the aiulatIon Of
d-ttery. and the charms Of VIC: have not
moved rhe vIglu 5 ui an innocent lie.
Those Of our citizens who far third
trrm sever iy rsl,cJ upon his pas, while
IA Y bs,ray a want OF confidence il the
p,rman-ncy Of our In,u u,I,us. Blessed
Of Pco.Iieuce with sLcA vast resources,
Diesel with b examples Of Rom .n viz
Uue, all thd .rlel 20 restore L q cyun-
Try to prosper. Is pitieucs.'
, 1874-10-03
0Eliy.

Only WtLCgei violet
All, there, more than tie world knows there
In the eycuti!r she rlyr =
As / gtz=i ou hey fac 50 for,
When ler GAL b.Ur eyes we're cleaning
W th q love that was al for me.
While one little -,r looked down from a:ar,
A. We kissed meath the Aavtl.o.n tse..
Only 4 QuEp,ei letter.
Sc LsaI 10 .ur twenty years,
AIt cl glowing word Is LAlloW
BY Aem3ry sacred tears.
AMI 5.a I've! "a rIa life sl.e gaze. me, VI
When hrsr, 81 each burning line. u
She lali IL my -e-t, with a a.toe - sweet
\ love th@t was hH,I divine.
Ou'y q golden T.I,-,r-
To the world u - nothing NOR.
BU, my NoIl II clasp, mis- glory
TO tL- iI-it ,i ti.- days at ypIe :
MI 7 thrill 20 IS =. K - sUiJUaSS
Ia tire l-0-l ,- r.sy Z II, u.-a.,
When / think ot ta' grace Ola iGy youur E-aa,
Hac.r -Iu-sre! is golden light.
Only % life long ". NJ
only dream at peace
" .ll, Well, twill ie -a:ne: :A5n.r better
Wl-n sorrow an PAIN shall cease:
So, II! cherish tGrs- p Is She has l-tt Iac,
Ani II! T~r'i-g ,Hrm up 20 her tlru,
Ny dream SHAH be i d, ;,nl lay 5r.et sL.., }.e
cod,
Win La ',as eye -,..ze On no a-l.a.
, 1874-10-03

THE WICKED FIEA--Hbcn a flea Is
made to appear a. large aS an elephant,
We can sc all the wonderful parts Of Is
formation, and are @stJuishsi 70 fiud that
II has 2 coat Of armOr much more COM
plete than egrn warrior wJ--, aaI con-
posed os strong polished plate, fitted over
each other, each plate covered Ike a ter
toi=e shell, and wLer. 'h-y meet hundreds
Of stro:.- 4ulIls proj-ct, Ike those On the
back Of the poreupine and heigsho5-
Ther5 Is ;hs arched neck. tn bright eye,
the transparent cas.ss. tn plaTcars 70 pune
ture the skin, q sucker 10 draw away the
bIool. SIX loagiointed legs, fur Of which
ars f1ldei on the breast ali ready at any
mon M 10 be thrown cut wiih tremeu-
d0us rIrce fyr that jump which bothers
one when they want 70 catcirhITn, and at
the end OF each leg claws which enable II
to cling 10 " hatever i aiights upon. \ "a
can Jump hundred times sowa length,
which l. the same "a Il a man jumped SIX
hundred fee, AMI be can draw d loa1 two
huudreI Tins his own weight
, 1874-10-03

ARRIVAL OK GENERAL DAVIS Gen
Jefferson c. Davis, inre Commander ol the
Department ot the Columbia, arrived
from Portland, Oeegon. on Ssturdy, on
his way TO The D.Iar'Insnt Of the Plate,
ard Is - present sojourHIng IN this city.
Since his cTeiitable conclusion Ui the
Noioc business the General has been OF
excellent service 10 the Government IN
the rearrgn-ement Of the pos ; in Oregon,
Idaho, Washington Territory and Alaska,
some Of the districts within his depart
nent. Several Contemplated improve
ments we're net cousumnated because oi
the transfer Of the General to the Depart
ment Of the Platte. The General will
probably visit Yosemite before assrmins :
lis pet at Omaha S T. BM'st-r.
, 1874-10-03

NEVADA PuIIuCS. - TIL" : material
campaign began IN Virginia city, Il frw
evenings since. the occasion . .nG a reccP-
riou 10 Senator ). 2. Jones, who had just
from the East Speeches were made by
Jones, Sharon and D.Lyng, The last two
To u~r "A manly ant hrasr, ''shyluZ their
e4Sto-S into III. ) S.nn'ori.l ring' Sharon
look occasion 10 put himself in contrast
with Sa'rO who had hea "hpbn"tsinG
ana slipping lis wine With the r. h>chi,dS
and other mIl.i1uairts iuduciuE them 70
ASSIST in hi~ proj ret o; boring tJr royalty
while Sharo. had b-on putting millions
into III Nevada mines AMI giving homes;
employment 20 thousands Of men. D.
L,uE made his play for woes thus: Not
long slice 1 was placed in a position
where WAS >prllrSman for forty millions
Of people, and when l was in this position
what most eagerly watched for was not
words Of approval from the nations OF
Europe, nor even from 'ha United State,
al large. What I most eagerly watched
and waited for were the echoes from thi,
STATE and his tOwn-from my oh trIrud'
| ussucintcs- Here some one cried, Bully
boy - There viii be some scientii,
! elcc-i1uccriug in Ncyada in the mex
couple Of months,
, 1874-10-03

I~~pElsH o.: SraED OK THE OVER
LAND RouTE.-The y " York TiEes Of
Sept. 2iSf inst, says: President Dillon
and Jav Gould started for a tour Of iuspac-
tica over the Union Pacific ,nj connect
IN, roads. They viii probably % as far
~ san T-arciSco. Oa- If the objects Of
the i5ura.y wiil be 70 facilitate pISseugs r
tr.ftic over the Union Pacific by inrrels-
ing the spfel OF trains which nDn only
make fifteen miles an hour lu>,...I o.
making .rHg.riun with the Union
Pac!fic by a transfer al Council Bluffs,
i Is proposed ra run q through ear from
Chic -, abrli>hlug t-ausf-- - at pre-
sent cJniuc,cl The Sr3ed will be IN
creased 80 that day VIA be saved be-
tween Chicago and Oc'ien." Tn, Iaaa
also SAYS. "C. 2. Huntington, OF Ihl
Central Pacific during a recent trip t.
Cal!foruia, si.ued contracts fer tunnelin4
the Sierras. nea- Trucllce. at 8, GEO. 900,
thus entirely avoiding the suOw-sh-ls-
Several tlous.nl ste-l rails have ben
sent to thar line of the road, and all! re-
place the IRON rails Is fast as the latter ar.
worn out
, 1874-10-03

TROUBLE ABOUT TIE LoRD's Day
The San jose Gaia MeTary says: "The
Adventi-ts have b-en getting into trouble
al Santa Clara 4 number of the ladies
Of that little burg have recently been con-
vertcd 10 their filth. and believing Satur-
day to be Sunday, have refused 70 cook
fox their faniliss en- that day. The hus-
bands Of thlso ladies, not relishing this
neW departure, AMI not wishing to have
p-U5-iyrcs made Of rheiT wives. complained
against the Adyent!s.s, aaf asked ths
. Town Trus-ers to remove them On the
Sr1Yui Of being nuisance The Trus-
+ tees, it seems, bad more sympathy with
the prosecuted husbands than vita the
AIygntis's, and disagreement at ouca
rose up between them, which resulted In
the removal Of the tent from the old
grounds 70 tract near The fine residence
Of Mr. Arguells- Since relocating they
have con iuu-d their services with re-
/ doubled en-r-y and vigor, and the poor
: husbands d. not seem likely 10 gain any
, thing By the change
, 1874-10-03
IET BIRDS. Til

r-r BIcDs.-Th. j numb Of
cluaries iInpor,ed IL ,s dsif-rgn. ports
Of Am-.is4 pri,r 10 Ill j. 10000; IN
1912, \ re were imp,rseI 10000; Ia
ISG2-3, 45g0JJ; in 1854, 3JJOJJ; to-
t.l numb-r imported, 9JJ, 800. The num-
b=r Of bids yearly rais-l ii America
about equal, the number lot throa-h Va
ri0u, causes; 80 th.t the to5sl Of Jg), ,0,O
i substantially correct for the uumb=r Of
c4uar,r- now II ;hl= country OF all
her birds, both Of song and P!amas =,
there are about 100, 900, making tAs grand
total Of cage birds Of al kinds IN Amerl-
ca / ,UJJ,uUJ. The iolloW;ug estimate #
seed consumed Is oIs d Oh actual ybs-rya-
ton OF the amount oI feed fed 10 one
hualr.3 cauar!es: Clear canary seet
IL, $50 bushels; ; rape seed, .. .>5) bush-
el- h-mp - Z, g. 80 bush l. This gives
= total oI 1J6, ,UUU bushels, which COS the
owners Of III. b!rIs, At retail price, per
an.uGa, s. 3,222j, 900. The other 100, 900
birds consume III bushels, per annum, OF
vario4s sseIz, comprising mile, NAV,
l-ttucs. rtdis, cracked c1rr and wheat.
fully IS, 80 bushels, which cost 500, ,0J0,
mixing "a grand total Of ba-h-!s c,n>a- ne /
peg year III, 100, costing $2.J1j, 600.
, 1874-10-03

TORTu.Ess DEPkETNEST.-Speaking
of the Agricultural DEPARTMENT, Wa,h-
ing.oa correspondent says: II Il ascer-
tanned here tina, nearly all the reports is
sued by the Agricultural DapArtment,
SAID 10 ~ iJr'h the actual showing Of the
crops, aye made up IN the Office, By
clerk detailed for the purpose, whose only
data, aside from limited correspondence.
Is such as lie may CLEAN from the news
papers The complaint Is general that
the usefulness Of the Department has been
impaired by the limited appropriations to
such an ex-eEt that it Is no longer relied
upon as d source Of Intelligent infor1na-
ton Oh hardly any subject under its con-
troll. The Commissioner, too. is said to
b. - efficient in agricultural matters that
he is unable to present the claims of the
Department f0r assistance proPsrly before
Congress.
, 1874-10-03

Largest HOTEL ~ THE Womb
The Palace Hotel, now building IN San
Francisco, viii not Only surpass all etheTs
in SIZE and perfection Of appointment,
but viii equal the best in cus,liness and
eleg1 of furnishing. The Palace Hotel
VIII have 500 rooms, being nearly double
the number Of the Grand Pacific OF ChiCa-
20. At present there are 220 carpenters
and an equal number OF bricklayers EN-
ploYoi on the building.
, 1874-10-03
TIED TO THE RAIL.
Robbed and Bol..,d to the gaI.

Readers Of III" STATj-SNAN viii 4 -aoU-
b. lhut some zen or fi;ern G4vs ago mem
tion was made OF horrible crime having
been committed near HanryvIIla, Indiana.
The victim. 1t viii be remembered. WAS
robbed and touul to th- Tailroud track.
BY mail We have tn f,,lJwi iu- p1r,iru-
lars uf his nust ajrJcI9us crime. Ssvs tne.
Cincinnati gsr.z-
In The lass lhr-e years We have fayIE~h
ed from this side OF the river accounts q.
s number VI yfo,rus deeds II 0.,-ol. cca-
sI~'iuS Of horrible murders and suicides
and ryvp.tIug crimes Of al kilsd-. Bat
We ID not think that we have ever vet
been cal!sl upon u wyirr an account at
more tienii,h and cUwurily murder than
the on, which Ne are about 20 r,c1rl-
Th- story IN al is dreadful aal horrible
details shocks III eah IL telling anI ch!.is
tn hart III listening.
\ freight tram NJ. 10, coming s,uth
On the J. IL and I E4IIro4d, dua AT 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning. III charge OF
Conductor Na,yJhpUSe, had reached =
point about one milo rhIS side of henry
VILE, the train wa- hailed and stopped.
\ number Of men, probably dozen, were
GATHERED AEO-Nn TIM BODY OF ,uhN,
aul Conductor WatrsLyuse VAS told tl.ar
Il mau had ben run o.cr by previous
train. auI was dying. III, Coulusrar
hal tn injured man taken on board the
,r..In, IN company with Or. Ferguson, Of
Iruryrilir, whD had ben called 70 r-uilr
meiic.l services. The injured man had
has left L. torn OF by the train, aud was
weak from h. loss oi blood, and for some
TIM after Lr WaS aboard MAS unable 10
;,.lk Il. Luwe~ev, l,rlvl1 tur = tl.l.a,
4ul lNA INe N0MluE
nolu;uHN SynlN.
My name is Augusta Gardner. I WAS
born Ia france, auI have b..u from that
cpru-ry buc = short tine. AN but -
years Old nave no relations or friends
IN this country. My father is tr,d. I
MAS going t5wn 10 Louisville. in search
Of employment, and as had bat iit'ie
money thought ! would walk. ltcuuld
not have been much past ID O'Clock last
night when three m,n came np 10 me
wh..e i was walking along the track.
Ono II them
'-
told them | VAS poor, having only
few dollars. This dIl not 30 any good,
I,r they seiz.I ne, two holding me 4ld
the oh = ole searching my py-k.ts an
taking my rocEct-JJok and everythiug
else had nv rhen rbrsw me down
o., H.. tx | tLoa..bL ,b.t rLev w.rs
-, a. TN -. al L..,.3 h, .,
-. IT. III I'll, L',-
- = -.
- - - -,
49,. ,,'' 49,, - -.
m ~
ever 4 ca,'ie-5"2Id l. w.S badly frlEAt-
rard' ana Dr-z'f them hard no, 10 10
iAa'. tg!i them hat never knr"
them, an h't never On Them any
harm, ana II IN "ol'1 I'' M 70 !
~oE,| 80, ,,'y n',A."5 o' |"' n.'! occurred
" nile l was lt-hinS aH1 p-eLIinT win
, 1874-10-03

a party compromising some 3OU lee
lauliC emigrants IS about to start for
Alaska, with a view 70 peopling that
Territory with IcclaudiC and Norwegian
people
, 1874-10-03
DIR. FERCUs0S's sTATEMENT.

" DR. Il IL Ferguson. OF HenryvI.ie,
furnishes Us with ths following afuncnr.
Il was aruusd this morning II 1.3J
o'clock bv Mr. Samuel Williams, Jr-, who
slil that there WAS L man who had ben
run over Ly The cars lying On The track.
one nIls below H-uryvIIlr- The news
spread rapidly, and IL few minutes a
zen men had collected We procured
the haud-car, ani IN , short time wear
rived a. the point designated, where ~
found he man lying on an old sec-i9a
dirt car, with the left leg torn of below
the knee, h-s clothing saturated fyOn the
rain he Was extremely pale aui suffering
from the shock and exposure. There was
ID ru!~e =; The wrist: / asked him What
lime Uf the Ei-h he had received the Ia
Jury; be s4ld l. was between 10 AMI ! /
P. N. then asked him II be was dunk
and went 20 sleep on The railroad trace
Tie said NJ; that he had ben met oy
three men, who demanded his money,
and afr-r taking il from h.tl shlch vas
five GoIitrS,l they b,uud h.ra On the
track. / then went about sixty TT 70
the south, and at Cow Gag / dis,o"-
cred two pieces Of old manila rope still
around the cr-ss-t;e, with about rom
enough tlr h bUty u dgca4s i. AMI, On
looking around, found three o-ner ropes
which had evidently been cut by the car
. wheels Another gentleman found his
empty pOeke,-book Tor 7 feet still further
south. We also found the foot IN the
. cattle-geari. While We were making
some arrangements for taxing him 70
HenryvilIe, the morning freight going
south came by and was hailed uy C0nduc-
TOT Thomas Dillon. After the train STOP
pei, aud IS Il was raining, nc concluded
, 1874-10-03
CUR KEIeHBOHS.
Oregon.

The Legislature has repealed the iufa-
nous Litisaut Law, aul the death Of
many sickly papers may be expected 80.
The legislature is doing good work. The
law creating the Office of 4 Assistant Treas
urer has been repealed. thus saving the
State many thousands IN the course of
year Now, IN order to complete the re-
to-m, l.: law be enacted making il u
Penitentiarv ofense fo- the Treasurer 10
-pecull with the States money, or allow
i to pass oa- from his hands. let the
money remain In ;h, vaults of the State
Treasury, and, under no circumstance,
allow II to d, 'akru 10 Portland TO bI
used in bayinS u? Safe warrants. This
system of stealing should be checked ....
Ihlt 'whole-soulei' patriot, Tony NoIt-
Err OF the Uae-o:. City Enterprise, has thus
far olp1sei every move made IN the
legislature toward reducing the salaries
auj cutting off the pcrquisites Of ofico-
holders Ant YET Tony claims TO b.
democrat. Queer democracy. that .... The
-ho"E'GH!sfT hls been informed bv a survey
or that the cost of building = canal at tho
DI.lcs VIII De- enormous, and that after
gJ.nr ever the ground, he MAS of thu
opinion It wonld never be accomplished
.. Dnrin- the absence cf II. H. Abbot,
Ar. Curtis Viii have charge of the PEN
Iletoa YTE.4s-...S. VI. Black, one Of
ia. rarly settlers Of Grand Ronle Valley,
and q L.GtIrmqn well known throughout
this PORTION of the Territory, died at Ii
J !
of California qaaiI have been turred Loose
near La Gr.nlc, and in u few years the
denizaUs of that locality Iuay expect to
scc ''quIIl on tUlst' rs one OF the regular
l12l2 3L.zeS- 80 / I G271z2 mr. mr. DJzzr
aal acri0asly injOre2 6y rekscro-y stag1
horses AZ Oro Osll q lew d,lys s,uee .,.-
The editor Of the Ii Gran1e SfatiseE
while in WaiiI-walla paid our fair Il visit.
and was disappointed IN the result. So
was eyaryb body Else w II. BarnhaEt
has been elected Mister of the Pendleton
Grange - Oae hundred and fifty Masters
Of subordinate Oranges were IN attend
anee upon the State Grange recently In
s.Ssiou 1T Salem 90. The DIlles Is about
to erect Baptist church at 8 cost of 3d.
5000 Tn Assessors roll Of UmatilIa
county shows III, taxable property to DO
sos, ,403.
EIayle.
The arrival OF a number of "fast step
pcrs" from Oregon and Walla-waUa, enter
IL FOR the Boise races, Is noticed in tho
Salesman go. BJisc wants her city charter
repealed ... Rev. \. c. McDongall, tho
C-ganiz-r Of the Champions of the Red
Cross, is in Illho. Judging by the news
plp.r accounts. Mr.. McDJuglll is meet
ing with anything but success - The
/ d.moc-atIc Primtriss were very poorly
s.'s:.3,l, III F-oqI- eY!3en'ly h,vins
lost al! iutcTst fer politics .... The Placer
viii, bl-z. cls- jus. > ,01o. The town is
beng rebuilt
, 1874-10-03

". B. AsroR Is over eighty, and old
age Il telling on him pretty rapidly; he
viii leave ] little matter Of o,VoieS'-
, 1874-10-03

The cars passed over me, the whscls
cutting oE my i.5 AMI cutting the rog.s
10 Sc that bound me- I SEtf.rei iu-cuss
pain, auI crawled anI drlgI-i mys..f Il
tsw feet from the track fIinr-d away.
and y hyu came to WAS very rh.rs-y. It
WIS still raining, aud dug a hole IL the
ground by nay face with my tiasers,
- THAT IT CoyLD FILL Win wiTEE-
by doing this I m1u1y-i to --t little
water. | was - weak that / coult not
move, and / hallgo-l frequently Gnrins
the night Tor hslp, bat 10 one clme until
morning Whan I WAS found
We gained the above statement after in
trrvIcwing several spurlem who We're
with the dying In.n- The langnase may
not be exactly th.- which he Us j, but 1t
Is substantially the same.
, 1874-10-03
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JUDGEMENT

Susan A. Mixer, femme, vs.. Claudius MAYO, son
mari.-8mc COur de District, Parojsse St. Lam
dry.-NO. 1881.
Dams cctte affairC, IL loi ct IGYidence Giant en-
favour de Ia pIaignante, il est OrdOnnG, adiuge
ct d6crete que Ia dite plaignante. Susan A. Mix
or, ait I'M Judgement pour, ct qu'elle recOuYre dn
~defendeur, Claudius Mayo, son mari, Ia sOmmc
de trois mile quatre cent quarante-deux 05I1O0
~piastres, aveC hut pour cent par an d'iutGrft
aprea demande judicial. -.
II est de plus ordOnnG quo l'hypothbuue dc Ia
platSnanto pour assure Ia ditc Somme, scrR re
comm CONNIE SHIT, SAVIOR: Pour prendFc effct
depuis lie 10 AVlil. 1853, pour assure In sommc
de cinq cent plastres. Pour prcndre effet uepuis
lc II Avril, 1867, pour assure Ia sO1nne dc neuf
cent soixante-Sept 22I100 p~iastres. Pour prendre
effet depulS lie 9 OCtObrc, 1870, pour assure la
solnine de treize cent soixanteaine 17JlOO Mas
tres. Pour prcndre effet depuis lc % Oct0bre,
1870, pour assure Ia somme de trois cent cino-
ante-hult 7G[I0O piaStres. Pour preudre effct de-
pnis lannec1 1862, pour assure la somme de deux
cent cinqiante piastres.
II est dc plus OrdOnnG one Ia deniande dc In
plaignante pour Ia sOmme de cent piastres, lie
prix dun cheval all6guer d'6tre recT par le de
~plaignantc, soft rejett6.
II est de plus ord0nne que In scomnnnaut6
d'aCqnetS ct do gains eXistant ciIlcVant entreIa
plaignante etle defenteur soft dissoute, ct que
la plaignante soft separ6 de biens avec le d6fen-
dcur, ct que Ia plaignante ait administrator
exclusive dc scs propriGt6 p%arGphernal ct biens
Stpare.
II est dc plus ordonne que lie d6fendeur pale
les frais de &c process.
Fait, lu ct SignG, COur s~i6geante, &c 9 FGvrier,
1874. JNO. J. MORGAN,
Juge du SINE District Jndiciaire, Lle.
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