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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08

RoUGH ON THE DEACoN.-A GER
tain deacon, who was Il Jealous adj
vocatc for the cause of temperance,
employed a carpenter to make some
alterations in his parlor. In repair
ing corner near the fireplace, it was
found necessary to remove the vain
scot, when, 10! Il ''mare's nest was
brought to light, which astonished
the workmen most marvelously. n
brace of ,::ccanters, sundry junk bot
tlcs-all containing ''somcthing to
take"-a pitcher and tumblers, were
cozily reposing there in snug quarters.
The joiner, with wondcr-strickcn
countenance, ran to the proprietor
with the mtcllingence. 'Well, l
declare" exclaimed the deacon, shat
is curious enough" 1t must be that
old Captain B. left those things there
when he occupied the premises thirty
years since."-''Perhaps he did," re-
turned the discovcrer, "but, deacon,
that ice in the pitcher must have
been we'll frozen to have remained
solid.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08
Singular detention of A Railroad
Train.

The Chicago Post and Mail has
the following:
Smashed graSShoppors and other
bugs occasionally stop trains on the
roads of the far west, but the North
western railroad has just invented a
luhricator which discounts all the
old methods. Between five and siN
O'Clock last eveninga grain ear sprung
leak on the track OF the Iowa divi-
sion, few miles west of Geneva.
The grain was crushed by the wheel
and the slippery numice soon put Il
stop to further progress by that
and other trains on the line. \ de-
tcntion of some ten hours was the re
suit of the mishap, and this morning
a horde of belated and hungry pass
engers appearedat the depot ''cussin
at the cause and the effect OF the un-
usual occurrence.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08
and light the fires or there wont be
any lighted mark that, old bald

and light the fires or there won't be
any lighted mark that, old bald
head"
No; she didn't resort to any such
base and tyrannical measures. When
daylight comes she slips out of bed,
makes two fires, warns his socks, and
then, bending over him, she says:
"Arise, darling, and greet the fes-
tive NORM
He's sick sometimes, and I've
known that woman to coax him for
two straight hours to take the doc
tors medicine, turn over his pillow
twenty-five times, keep a wet cloth
on his head, pare his corn down, and
then wish that she had quail to
make him some soup. When he
gets into fight down town and
comes home with his ears bitten up
and his nose pointing to the north
east, she inquiries how the horses hap
pened to run away with him, and she
says she is SO thankful that he wasn't
killed. She has an excuse for any
thing, and she never admits that any
one but herself is to blame about
anything. Lor' bless her-I hope
she'll slip into heaven and never be
asked a question.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08

A man in Cincinnati owned a pet
panther. Last week he went off with
his wife and family for two days
visit, leaving his mother-in-law and
the panther to keep house. On his
return, his grief can be imagined on
discovery that it was the panther that
was dead, not the mother-in-law. The
poor animal had been talked to death.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08
Juvenile Recklessn ess.
Editors Drawer, Harper's Magazine.

A wee bit girl in Cusco, Wiscon-
sin, while at the breakfast-table, a
few mornings since, made loud and
repeated calls tor buttered toast
After disposing of a liberal quantity
of that nourishing article, she was
told that too much toast would make
her sick. Looking wisttully at the
dish for moment, she thought she
saw way out of her difficulty,
and exclaimed: "Well, give me an.
uzzer piece and send for the doc
tor"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08

1t occurred to Danbury scholar,
while writing composition, last
week, to make the remarkable state
ment that ian OK does not taste as
good as an oyster, but it can run
faster"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08
W. G. & j. b. DONNAN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Independence. Iowa.
n ONCE Morse l. Barnett's Store Con-
sultations in English and German [19y
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08
D. ". BRUCKART,

JED LAKE.
4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Independence, Iowa.
IL Office in Munson's Block Main St.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, In
~ dependence Iowa. Office in Clarkes brick
loci ract siA
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-08

r AW CONVEYANCING WAR CLAIM. AND
IL Land Agency Office. Office in First National
Bank building, Independence, Iowa.
JUSTIN E. COOK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, JESUP. IOWA. es6m
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
-
ST. NICHOLAS FOR JUNE

Opens with one oftie most charming frontis
pieces that have vet appeared in the Inaga
zine, illustrating fanciful poem by Rashel
R;neroy. about little. giant-girl, who is
certainly unlike any other Of her raeS with
whom we are acquainted.
Stories of advcnturehaye by this time come
to be fixed fact with the boys who read Sr.
NICHOLAS. and they win fully appreciate the
Interesting account Of the manner IN which
a"First Trout" was caught. the article telling
them Just How TO Camp Out at the Beach |"
and a certain crisis in the story of -"Thc
Young surveyor" As for the girls. they will
testify that there is no lack OF enjoyment fni
them when they have read the chapters OF
Eight Cousins" Tho St0ry for. tbs Bird
defenders" "Ctristinchcn's Answer and
"Among the Lilies"
Mrs Diazs bad Luck Of Bubby Crya-
way" the story Of "Ragamufffn Party"
"Mrs. Headache aud the beautifully illus
tratcd poem of "The Little Girl who
Wouldn't say Please" are all of them very
serious in one sense aud very funny in iano-
ther: while children Of studiOus turn will
find something exactly TO their mind in the
Life of Clothes-M Moth" and the description
Of The Druids and their Temples"
The poem of The Fays"-beautiful in it.
self-is illustrated most exquisitely by Jessie
Curtis, who has no superior in the dainty aud
graceful execution of drawings Of this deli
cate order p. j.
The illustrations generally are admirably
drawn and engraved and the various de-
parfments are. a. usual full Of Information,
anecdOte. and humOr
SCRlBNER & co. Publisher, 743 j. 745
Broadway, New York. szT5ie2
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Ne $ 81 NAfsHfs - H. 80
The ScHsvoE or HtALTH for june is at
hand promptly. II is an excellent uImber,
closing the sixth volume Of this useful period.
ical., Although the founder and publisher Of
this magazine, Mr. &. X. WFLrs, has recently
died, it will he coptinusd without material
change in its management FROM the first it
has been progressive and radical yet sin
cerely, as We hclcive, working for the
health and god Of the people. This num-
Der cont.sirs MANY excellent articles as Tenn
perature Affecting Health; What | Know
of Doctoring The Trrepressible Conflict ;
Rabyhood Experience; A. Victim Of Qni-
ninism PRAYER a. q Remedial Agent: Po.
pr,lar Physiology. with iiiust-ntions; Treat
faeit Of Sick People True Courage; Faith
in Curative Elements. In "Ho,ssehold De,
partmenf- We have MI about Pes,se. and
How to Use Them. with Recipes Preserving
Flowers: Caring for Lamps A summer
Drink. ETC.; In IEaoRrAa.. containing q
brief sketch of the Life and. Lahore Of Che
Late s. r. Wells, besides great amount Q!
short popular paragraphs in. .tnswcrs Ia
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or, $500 a yssr, gith Book Premiuln TO all
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Fosters Texas Drawing.
A farm 70 svevy Isoket holder u ths
DraUixg failsf to take 7,iAceJvHe3Oth.

The unlimited. confidence And IL
beral patronage bestowed ON the Tex
as Real Estate and Gold Distribution.
of which ! am the Manager, is a snb-
jcct Of general remark. The post
Office records Of this City show that
We have received twenty five times
as many r. Q, orders, and register
ed letters with money then similar
enterprise ofthis City Of rger pre-
ensions. The Management take
treat pleasure in acknowledging their
gratitude to the public. with the "A.
gurnDcs that the Drawing will posi-
sircly take place on The Goth day of
tune, 1875. Our October Drawing
took place with but one postpone.
ment, and SO would, this, but for cir.
cums stancea (Ae4 advertisements and
circolars) utterly unaveida Our
snecess IL such that We can safely
promise to rlfaad @esp seaf Of psoneu
and present ereyy Ticket holder scita a
1sras Fdv1W II the Drawing does not
take place on the-;}0th Of June, 1875.
We alse oGsr : plsn (sse advertise
mcntS) whss~6y thosa bayiMg Tickets
can keep their mooey 10 . hose bank
till tie Drawing takes plase. as .a-sE
}. Z. FOSTER. MANAGES.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12

~. = l. l. y ~
The EdIi5irgh Rericsc for April (reprinted
by The LEONARD Scorr PUBLIsHiNG Co,
Al Barclay Street, N. ~, il now ready
Contents as follows:
!. New Series of Wellingtons Dispatches
IT. The Geology of India.
III. MaIouet's Meinoirs-State of France
IV. Modern Architecture and its As-
sailants. an .' l.
V. "Reminiscences of William Mscready.
VI. Arctic Exploration.
VII. Supernatural Religion. f .-'. .'''
VIII. kinglake's Battle of Inkerman.
TX. Papal Rome and Catholic Reform.
The "Wellinton Dispatches" furnish the
material for an account of the Dukes career
from the battle Of Waterloo to his deashzzy
and here, in D few pages. - rhsnn
narrative Of many curious air r-fni'5rtarr
transactions, which, besides throwing light
on the political history of the period, Illus
trate his clear good sense, manliness, and
patriotism.
In Article H. we find comprehensive
view of the GEOLOGY of India" and the sf-
feet the soil and climate of the country have
had upon the various races scattered over
that immense territory.
The third article il divided into two parts
first, a "Sketch of the Life of Malouet,"
who was one of the National Assembly at
the time Of the revolution, and was reog-
niLed by Louis WI. a. lone of the most
sincere and constant of his friends - and.
second, q comparison between the NatiJn,
Assembly Of the great revolution and To
of the present day.
The paper on Modern Architecture ex-
plains how the civilization OF country is
exhibited by its edifices, and that architec-
ture, which Is both science and an art, can
al be traced 10 the three ideas Of the tent,
fls.n n,,f nd II ...1a go
we're remarks on essays on this subject, that
have appeared in the Quarterly:
vi. "Arctic Exploration" Though this
paper gives an acec ant of the proposed Arc
tic expedition of 1875. having for its object
the discovery of the North Pole. tits more
particularly devoted to summary OF those
that have been sent out from time, To time by
various countries and the results they have
achieved. 81. fttu. a.eF -. ,-.L ."
VII. Supernatural Religion mn Inquiry
into the reality of Divine Revelation
, "critical review" of this work follows an ,ac-
count of the plan and objects of the author,
who il throughout handled with greatrsevc-
rity. Among the points discussed are the
Canon Of Scripture, the Hehraio and xHelle-
mic HleRentsin the early ChristianC Church,ihe
Gnslte1. of at. Matthew st. sMnrk. and St.
luke. TIC miracles and the pFoofs Of Ghrisss
V.Papai Rome and CathoBc Reform i 4
dissertation on the Gladstone "Expostula-
tion," and the replies thereto. ofthc Old. Ga
thoiics, and the points upon which the fibc-
raj Catholics differ from tho ordinances. Of
the Council Of Trent. a..r.a-.s+- . a
Tile periodicals reprinted By THE LIosAED
ScuTr PupEEnIss Co. III Barclay Sttrot,
N. " are as follows: The London Qilu-
tertg. Eainbn-gh, Westminster and british
Quarterly Rsrisss. and Bis,kacoofs hitg1-
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el5 for all, and the Postage Is prcfEd by the
Publishers. - e g - '!s''i '7'''
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
Local Items.

The property seized in the
suit of A. Lebpuf VS.. Ursin ia.
cob, measuring one arpent front by
eighty in depth, less a tract of one
arpent in width by $50 feet in
depth, was adiudicated last Satur-
day by sheriff Lncien Cambre to
Mr.. Alice Jacob. The land was
divided in two equal lots, which
were sold respectively FOR sl,s55
aud 500. - .uWAEA1 CIUO.
On the same day, another tract
Of land, measuring Q little over
two arpents front by forty in depth,
seized in the-suit of. NJ. Tupery
VS.. !. G.. dAFHsboure yas bough.
by plaintiff, in three lSts, for the
total amount of $1,000. ., u,pt,a.
.sH 4t....E 7yro@ ~ =. -.r.ss 20
Mr.. Theodule Haydel, lately
Of this Parish, died last Friday on
the Baytree plantation, Parish Of
st. James, at the age Of seventy
years. ggtvaI "GsaiG
We publish the following cir;
enlar for the information Of all
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
Fosters Texas Drawing.
UNsoLD TICKETS CALLED In

UNSOLD TICKETS CALLED In.
As we have but few tickets left. and
the demand upon the General Office
il increasing, agents are hereby re-
quested to send in all unsold tickets,
except such. quantity as they are GER
TAIN Of selling before the drawing.
.t..-f j. Z. FOSTER,
Manager Texas T. E. T. G.C Craving.
.........-.7..... ...rsaH ...--g
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
TIN draw, without fail, at

4. ~ y + l4E # ~ = q . 4
*-.1 Vim draw, without fail, at
HOUSTON. TEXAS, JUNE 3oTIr, 1878 q
We did not sell quite NIL our Tickets in
time 10 draw on the 18th Of May: but so Ger
tain are wc Of success. and in cvidenceuf our
good faith and inteniions, We will receive,
In payment for Tickets, certificates of depp-
sit il any frst-class bank in the UPS. with
this endorsement: ..E}ayabls Only 'rhea fostT
es's Tsrds Drering takes place"
No Scaling Of Prizes, but every ors paidin
full. II ......,.,.f,,t .a,s. :. s.s...,,,t..
located . anear rai.rpadS, ~ HOuseA 1sksS Guld
Coin prizes, among them one of 8 u. .0oo. aid
one Of s., CO., Our enterprise n endorsed by
the City Council. Reliable Agents Wante't.
Send for Circulars. They will convince yoi,
we are bosh reliable aud responsible. ISckets
only 81 90. Eleven for $40, and % for so
No connection with any other similar enter
prise. .=a.#E = II 80 s51tB! q. us
CoMsESDAToRy.-IIayi from O,yr long
acquaintance with J. L. Foster, every conf
dence in bis integrity, VIC feel justified in
saying We believe he will carry out his Dis
tribution honestly and sairly.-Signcd BY the
Mayor, Hon. J. T. d. Wilson, and the City
Council. ia Il. - "a Il -
We are specially DESTROYS that parties IN
terested would write to the Banks, Merchants
and Pestmasterrsf this place where We have
lived } years. for Information ~ to our
Q my5t. Houston, Texas.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12

the Parish Of Orleans. State Aforesaid, in the
above entitled and numbered suit z,rs. IT,.
/ have seized and viii proceed. to sell at
public auction ut the C0Art House Of this
Parish Of St. John the Baptist,
on SATURDAY the 3rd day Of JULY A. D.,
-..s. ls75, at II O'Clock NJ. n5 r1Gr
/ to wit:
LIST. A sugar plantations sr2ts, lying and
being in the, Parish Of St. IN the Baptist
! on the left bank Of the Rive ississippi and
known as STAR PLANTATION Qeasuring six
arpents more or less front on said river,
byeighty arpenrs indspth, betT diysrgine
property of Michel Cambre or assigns. ri
2nd. The following tracts Of and in the
rear Of said above desribed pant.tiou, .te
wit Lot No Sir Of Section No. Ninety ont
in Township No. Eleren, Range No. Sir Enst,
containing ninety nine sq qnrfcial acres; Lo!
Range, containing ninety wen superficial
acres: Lot No. Eght Of y lection, Town
.ns .',s.ps pss s.sss ssse! sad ssssis,
Range.
? srd. And ~ lIgf frset Of land. sifa "a i.
the said E0lish Of st. John the Baptist, oh-&hr
one s srnent ~ n and a half front on he river. b.
I depth Of eigty arpents bounded above B
the land of ". =. Welhan or assigns, and
below by land of G. Camhre.
9TH. And n tract of k,na situa,ed in the sa;d
Parish OF st. Jybn fbc Baptist left bank : :
the River Mississippi. measur;ng one half OF
an arpent more or less front to said river, b.
eighty arpents more or less in depth, bounde1
on the upper line by the land Of o.. Cambr
anu on ase ioWef ihe oy the pian'a'ion hrstiy
Ta...,'....:,, III a.. ,..,.,. ..,,,...
,rovs,"ants "n aid ID ,ianta,;,,, and tss",s ~
land thereon Situated and ti,ereunto belong
house. steam engine. cane mill, boIlcrs. drair
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12

"A fair for the benefit of St.
John the Baptist Church will be
given today at Mrs. Achi'le Lorio's
place by the eolored catholic popu.
lation. 40
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
ofthe Parish ofSt. John the Baptist,
Regular quarterly session,

.g .-, June StH, lS<D.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members present: 60. 81
d. w. Williams, president, Geo,
w. Combs and John Cayolle; absent.
G. Duh6.. Il a.'.t..a s-: OIL "
The reading of the minutes Of last
meeting were dispensed with.
The report Of the committee on
Claims was submitted, up6h which
the following claims were reported
on favorably, and ordered audited
upon their respective funds, viz:
S witness fees of DIR. VIM. Hart. ......$ $50
Stationery for Use Of Police jury. ..... 1875
do for parish and district courts 7ii5
Charles VIAL water privilege ---...-- $500
John Ben, summoning coroner's jurors $50
DR.. Hart corsser. view of Helen Stewart 500
L" Louis Pouce.. 500
:" slIInmoning witnesses
and preces-verbal, inquest Of Glide
Vickna;r 5000
DIR. Hart, same, inquest of l.. Perillouy 5000
90 medical examination Of Rose
Williams. LOO
Zeuon Millet. Office incidenials. 76O
Francois Mathurin, blacksmithirs.. y. 300
Coroners jurors, case Of Glide Nieknair,
each 900
J. B. Caire. his bill incidental& .:. 5335
u. w. Williams, bridges on Bonnet
Carre road. -. ...-.-..-.-.-..... 500
NJ. r. Smith, advertising, Notice of
Election 1874. .....-.....-.... 1l.00
G. Duhe. 4 days commissioner Of Elec-
ton at Poll No. S, and incidentais. 1925
A. c. Babcock. ~ per his report Of
materials, lsbor and expeDses for rer
pairs upon and around the Court
House ...- .cl2.x
BILLS REFERRED. = = t..
DR.. VIM. Hart, viewing body ofA. Picot 500
ENtF tBAas REJECTED. A T.
Dr.. VIM. Hart, miscellaneous bills,
and certificates. t--- leH r .
L. Gernsbacker, miscellaneous bills
witnesses fees, certikyes Of Andrew
Fox, ex-jnstice Of the peace. ~ "a
Also certificates Of coroner's jury,
case of Ponce. a}5slG
On motion of Geo. W. Combs, the
Jury adjourned sukject ts q call oi
the President. = - = ~ 4. : = : =
(signed)T ID. w.wILuAMs,
president.
a true copy, a. ! s
A. C. BABooCx, secretary Police Jury.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
,.. List Of Letters .~ -.
remaining at Edgar P. 0. ?
S.. v.. =. Juneyll, 1870 r.

~. ouhofll, iosv'N -Fl1
Barre Achillc, .rE. e. s.. '-rr
Bell Simon
'l Bienvenu r. m.s' 'tff'n f. aIGr
Bonning Geo. &C.: .r
Cole James t2)
Damas Henry .,.,t. *vr9 snr p
Ehrmann ID. l..
Esneanlt Louisa ~. .@
Foucher H. Miss
llaydel Arthur Mmo
Lagrange Nalsin .,-. .p.-efts,y
Laurent Gustave.
Medoux p. NJ. fr 9.t. O. ,
Melaneon Marie ......-...- 49,
Moll John q. '.A ''" ~
Monier Joseph nr7 70.
Dry Jules 40
Pcrret Mathildc t2I - |Ii
Plaisance Charles - ez-v'
Rodrigue 0.
SALES Sylvan ~ = 'H H.+
St-Cyr Nod ,..-l.t.n -,E.
Tassin s ~
Zoelly James 5.Hr1T g9E a'ap 6
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12

-FosrER's second distyi jon
Of Gold Coin, Houses AND Lands
will positively take place on the
3Oth inst. Capt. Foster invites
those who have any doubt az to
the fairness Of his enterprise
towrite to the merchants, bankers
and postmaster Of Houston for in.
formation. Tickctscan be procured
through this office, or directly from
tho manager. See advertisements
WIN. Hill vas before Judge
Ehrmann this'week, cbSfged NTH
hattering Charles Lagrange, alias
sq'Enfantr. 1t appears that this
uupleasantness originatei in a
conspiracy Of William to .dpfraud
Lagrange, ont Of three bickels.
William is ont Of bond. ~.
LII sIll S1r.
Jean Gervais, alias IDoune,
was captured and brought before
judge Ehrmann, from Montz
place, on the 3lst ult., on q CON-
plaint Of Octave Ferand who
charges Jean with assault and bat.
terry. When will the 'swinter Of
their discoBtei,t come to and endl''
49, sfbg
Virgil Lloyd cot ont ofthe san.
shine, on affidavit of. B. 'Caire,
for obtaining money under false
protensss. avirafl Is looking for
. Iswyer 70 explsin him the
meaning ofaectios I ,Ol0 \. Il s.
|if4f III gts fAgfsA ~ Sfss III
-I1tervepors, in tbS Burke.
1regre case have appealed from
The dcciaion Of tho District Oourt,,
lstsly rendered by judge sFlags ;
bond t2s,ooo. The record will be
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST.. JoHN THE BAPTIST
4th. Judicial District Court ar
Mrs. Sfraphine Wells, .acife Of
On&siphore Merneyder n, =
. t..s.fr g >.n VS.. g. afNn E"t GE
.. trn Her Husband. rrArtfi


l HEREBY CERTIFY. that on the Third
day Of June one thousand eight hundred and
%renty-five, judgment was entered in this
Court in the above entitled and numbered
saiit, in the words and figures following. to
wit: The above entitled and numbered case
came on this day as per assignment; present
james d. Augustin. OF counsel for plaintiff,
defendant present in propria persona When
after hearing pleadings. evidences and argu-
meRt of counsel, and the Law, aud the EVIDENCE
being in favor of plaintiff WHO has fully made
ksI ease according to, the allegations Of
1liRiged and de.
creed fh:N there be indglnl ,rstion Of
property between her and haseand,
the defendant Onesiphorej 1eydre, Jr..
dissolving the eommunitpa paequets and
gains heretofore exist netween them them.
That said plaintiff, LISeraphine, Wells,
wife Of said defendal nes,phore shes1ney- She n
band, cOndemEiU9him to pay to her, Nine
teen HuudredIU three dollars and sixty
two centsSlISs62) with interest at five per
cent 31n from judicial demand until
paL posts Of suit. with the privilege and
N granted b, NV in favor Unmarried
b on the property movable and i'm.
bble Of the said defendant and that of
Immunity. Thus rendered on the dry
above written. read and signed in open Court,
this 'rd day of june. A. D., 1875. ,.
70 (Signed,, o. J. FLAGG, 3i ,fte ~
.r judge 18th judicial District.
z@Tn testimony whereof have hereunto
Has seSSSy hand and affixed the Seal of
~ theN "A Court, ut the Parish of st.
John the BapA on this 9th day OF June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-fve and in the 99th
wear of the independence Of the United
States r,4. 4. g. BABCQCk, rs .s,a
Clerk 4th Judicial District Court.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12

one of the most volumifous that
probably ever was sent from this
parish.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-06-12

VSee advertisement Fosters
Second Texas Drawing postponed
for a few days.