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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-29

love or war. Lowering my voice
to the note of the stage Jibbenain-
osy where he speaks of the death
of his parent, wife and friends, I
said: Fanny, my girl, are you
brave-can you bear terrible
news2" "Why, Henry, what is
the matter-what makes you 90
pale p" Assuming q more tragic
voice I replied: eBe firm, dearest
rely on me. We are followed by
wolves! Look behind you and
you can see the monsters who are
already thirsting for our blood"
She gave a hurried glance back
ward, heard the running sound of
many feet, the deep breathing
which, when heard in the forests
Of the north, causes the widest
dismay then drawing nearer to
me, said : 81 did not know there
were wolves so near the city, Hen
ry?" Neither did I think there
were any," replied, "but it seems
we were mistaken, for these be-
hind US are of the gray species,
and the most dangerous to meet.
Driven by hunger, they have ap-
preached the settlements, and IN
less our horses can go to the ''Stone
Tavern" in Parma before we are
overtaken, we are lost"
! At this juncture the old curly
horned leader, tired, and out Of
wind from the long run, gave vent
to a prolonged bleat which was
fearful enough to scare less timid
girl than Fanny. I sawed on the
horses bits, fourished my whip
frantically around them until they
were excited and apparently doing
their best to escape the fate behind
them, but I was secretly holding
them back, to allow the wolves (f)
to get closer. On came the bloody
horde, painting for breath, nearer
and nearer, until I began to throw
out the buffalo-robes and blankets.
"These will keep them busy chew
ing a few minutes" I said, "and
we may escape" But the sheep
had no appetite for the robes, and
were close behind US.
I arose in the sleigh, gave the
reins to Fanny, saying: Drive for
your ife--I will sacrifice myself
for you," and made a movement as
if to jump out of the sleigh
"Never I" ''never!" she screamed,
eve will die together and she
pulled me down beside her to await
our fate. While thus employed ]
succeeded. in obtaining a hasty
avowal of Fanny, at the same time
I was holding back the horses 80
as to let our pursuers go by. They
came, the monsters separated and
passed us on either side, while
held my hat over Fanny's face
that she might not see the dread.
full deception I had played upon
her.
She tainted the moment we were
overtaken by the wolves, and with.
out trying to revive her, I turned
the horses homeward, and only
stopped to pick up the robes which
had been thrown out to check the
ferocious animals. After driving
a mile or two my now affianced
wife revived sufficiently to hear
how we were saved by party o.
sleigh-riders who met us just as
we were surrounded. Though ner.
vous and weak from the excite
ment she recovered her buoyancy
of spirits before we reached home
and had promised to keep our ad.
venture q secret, as I informed hel
"the owner of the horses would
charge me fearful price if he
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-29

Since the above meeting was
held, q call was made to reconsider
the action of the Mother Club,
owing to some dissatisfaction be-
ing expressed thereat, whereupon
mass meeting was held at the
Court House on the 4th Saturday
(the 22d) of July, to take the mat
ter under consideration, Harry
Hall, Vice-President of the Mother
Club acting President, and H. Nc
Knight, Secretary.
The minutes Of The frst meeting
were then read.
A motion was then made by
Charles Thomas to reconsider the
action of the Mother Club.
H. r. Kearson opposed the mo-
ton.
A vote on the question was call
ed for, and after some time spent
in confusion and parleying, re-
suited in the withdrawal of Mr..
Thomas motion, when order was
again restored. Whereupon it was
Resolved, That the action of the
Mother Club be sustained and
fully endorsed by this meeting.
On motion, the Chair then ap-
pointed three additional Sergeants-
alarms.
The Parish Executive Commit
tee was then elected, consisting of
fifteen members.
Resolved, That the proceedings
of this meeting be Published in
the CoLTAx CHRONICLE.
On motion, the meeting adjourn
ed, to meet on the LIST Saturday in
August, 1875.
HARRY HALL, Vice-Pres.
J H. McKMeHr, Sec'y.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-29
. uRIAH RILEY

DIR. URIAH RILEY.
NTH an e1pience of fifteen years
in the treatment of diseases Incl
Ilsnt TO this country, offers his profess
soual services to he citizens of COlfax
md surrounding Ountry, at about one
hi TIE usual prizes.
~ Obstetrics md diseases of females
speciality.
- Office and residence at Mirabeau,
one mile below CGiax, Grant parish, La.
jy22-6m
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-29
CHASED BY WOLVES.

How a Country Lotharia Pulled the
Wool Over His Sweetkeart's Eyes-A
Cleveland Reporters Romance OF
Mutton and Matrimony.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-29
Republican sMeetings.
CoLTAx, July %, 1876

OOLFAAs 0uly ~, 1910.
Pursuant to q cali, signed by
twelve Republicans of Grant par
ish, a meeting was held at the
Court House, on Saturday, the LIST
day of July, 1876, H. R. Kearson,
temporary Chairman.
1t was unanimously resolved,
That in view of the approaching
election, and the necessity of an
immediate and thorough reorgan-
ization of the Republican party,
that we proceed at once to organ
ize the Mother Club.
There being an objection offered
to the above resolution, the yeas
and nays we're called, and resulted
in the affirmation, with the excep-
ton of one dissenting vote.
The names for membership were
then called. and sixty persons re-
sponded to the call and were en-
rolled.
The following officers were then
unanimously elected: Edmund
CLARK, President; Harry Hall.
Ralph Marcus, Henderson Wood
ward and Kit Christopher, Vice
Presidents; 81. Mcknight, Secre-
tary; Hardy Kearson, Treasurer;
Lit Kimball and James Smith,
Sergeants-at-Arms.
Resolved, That this club meets
on the first Saturday of each
month, at Colfax, to transact bust
ness, and the President is also au-
thosized to call special meetings
when necessary.
Resolved, That the Vice-Presi-
dents be authorized and directed
to organize the different clubs
throughout the ward as soon as
possible.
| A committee was then appoint
ed to draft bylaws for the govern
ment of the club.
Resolved, That in this organize
ton, We do not deny to anyone en-
tire freedom of thought and action,
nor discard those who differ with
us in opinion, but desire and in
vite the cooperation of all true
Republicans to assist us in the
selection and support of honest
and responsible candidates for
Office.
On motion, the meeting ad-
journed until the LIST Saturday in
August,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Regulations Of the Eineprcr,

! ihe London Times gives the following al
the regulations which have been a4ou .e,
by the National Rife Association Of Grear
Britain for the selection OF the British
team, which is to compete in the small bore
| rifle match at Philadelphia next autumn
Sir Henry Halford is to be CAPTAIN Of til
team
|; 1t Is proposed to take q team OF eight
ard four waiting men.
:, The twelve to tie selected Ly two CON
petitions. to be held in lS76-one ia tie
course Of the spring and the other shortly
after the Wimbledon meeting.
). Each competition to last two javs: IF.
teen shots each day at 300. 900 and 1860
yards. in case OF bad weather, it shall be
decided by ballot whether the competition
shall cor tnue.
4. Rifles. position, etc, to be as in the
ANY Riffs" competition at Wimbledon.
>. No sighting shots will be allowed, nor
any previous practice on the range within
two clear days Of the competition.
%. The twelve to be selected as follows:
Inc three best total scores cut Of the four
made by each competitor will be taken as
his aggregate. The sixteen competitors
havlng the highest aggregates will Sc.
lecS The two first members Of the team
These two will select third, the three q
fourth, and 60 on. The captain, (if not in
the slxteen) and the adj utant will be ex
0tflclO members of each Of these Committees
of selection.
7. The twelve men selected must ba nre-
pared to shoot together for two DAYS after
tbs competition, for accurate comDarison
and register of rifles etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Mr.. Gibson. of louisiana. offered g oint
resolution II tie House this morning 10 PRO
vide Tor reciprocity treaty between the
United States and Mexico aud Central
America. Tho resolution was referred 10
the Committee on Commerce, and by in
vitatloI, Mr.. Gibson will appear before tie
committee next week and express his views
OF the subject. The pan which he pro-
poses is for the President 20 ap-
point three commissioners to confer
with tnfee commissioners 20 be appointed
by the Mexican government.
The annual exports of Mexico amount At
present to about SGQ.00c.0G0. Of which the
United States do not receive oGe-!enth part
The great majority OF Mexican export. are
sent 10 Great Britain. whereas, II a recir-
rocity treaty with this country prevailed.
vast quantities of hides, dye scutfs and
valuable lumber wopl1 enrich the United
Srates which now add TO the revenue Of
foreign countries. Besides, NJ Gibson has
another object in view.
Tne people of the Northwest are clarao--
Ing for the establishment Of q mint d. some
one ofthe inland ci,ife. Chicago, Cincinnati.
or Milwaukee. In New Orleans tIe.e il q
In nj already built furnished With new ma
ehlnA:y. having large force OF men now
lCla competent &c Manage it,
The mineral wealth OF Mexico is M
founded. La case reciprocity treaty is es-
tabi1shed, Mr.. Gibson thinks that plentv of
crude Product for the resumption Of specie
payment can be obtained. and BIZ the estab.
lishmant, or rather putting in operation,
tle New Orleans Mint, tie ere can be
transformed Into specie almost at the
threshold Of Mexico ITn3iin?topy Carrie
Sp2ldcs1t Ner Yorh World, Jcn,tag-y IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Domestic N1arlsers

new YORK, January 90 The FOLLOWING
ss the bank statement: Loans decrease
SS73 600; specie decreased $5Oo,OOO Iegal
tenders increase 81 ,S75, 600; deposits in.
creased 81, $50, 900; reserves increased ST.
$50. 900.
Money s. Sterling 81 s5ls. Gold Ilaz,
1ll3. Government bonds active and
strong; new fyes ll77s. State bonds quiet
and steady.
Flour quiet; s5a5 80 for common to fair
extra Southern; IS s5as Is for good to
@ncice do. Wheat shade firmer; better
Inquiry; 81 AZ for amber Pennsylvania:
81 IS for white Michigan. Corn-Fair re-
guest; 62O63c for new yellow ard white
Southern. Oats shade firmer; As 052c,
Fork dull and UNCHANGED Lard easier:
1rine steam, spot, I2.700I27jc. Coffee
and sugar quiet and firm. Rice and mo-
asses quiet. Turpentine and rcs;u steady.
Ereigh.s-No decided change.
Cotton closed steady; uplands l3c: Or.
leans IL 3-l6c; sales 1912 bales; receipts, net,
l22s: gross, 1888. -'
Futures cloe ed barely steady: sales I6 ooO
i,ales, as followf: January Is l-I6 IL $500;
February 10 5-32c; March IL IL 80 a l3asc
a pril 10 9-16019 1899; Nav l3 25-3lz
as l. Ice; June Is 1872 a lac: july I4laM
"a SIC; August l4A q Ia 800.
During the week at the Cotton Exchange
,lc.ces have declined for both spot and IN.
.sGre. The close shows recovery in futures.
wat the spot market continues depressed
1'ke advance in futures latterly is attributed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
In Eluity-NO. 1863.
OEDEE,


~ compliant, On file IN his cau4e, ano further
considering the p tition of said complainant here
tLerefrom that the ga defendants. Jonas l. Lew
Jules }. Goldstein and Anderson D. Dieter are
pecessarE ard proper defendants, as set for
IN said bill 0! complaint. ald it appearing fur-
tier that this action is commenced and
brought IN this count to enforce legal or
sonai property Low being .i:usted AID within
the district OF Louisiana and within the ;-isd =
ton OF th.s court, ard 1t further appearing 20 tie
court that the said above named Defendants Io1a
H. Levy, Anderson y. Dieter ani Jules J. Godste;u
20 being proper and necessary defendants in this
acton are not, or either of them iutabtsJts nj
the district OF Louisiana. and cap not be foUud in
sad district and II At neither of theIC have vol-
tarlIv appeared n this court il this action.
New therefore, ca motion OF J. r. Pecky,iti lie
attorney Of the United stat in ans. Tor sad Dls-
sley CT LOUISIANA 1t IS ordered that the said de
JULES J. GJld tein, respect " 10 bs and aopea-
IN THIS court on the second Monday in March
=. D. lS'6. and then and there or or belo e saia
last meatloaed day and date, pead answer or
demlir to said COMPLIMENTS bill of ccuJpIs;rt
herein and further. that they do stan,. 70 ara
court n the premises.
And it is further ordered that co,,v Of thjs
order % be Delivered to .ho aid deteudant EmorvS.
norton, the defendant areTrtG to mold and havs
IN MS poss ssioa the property sought to De affected
by this action.
:, Aud further that the said complainant Go ca1ss
Postotfce in the city of New Orleans uosrare rra.
Eald, enc addressed TO tie said defendant Jonas
a. Levy ard Anderson D. Dieter, respectively az
tne CITY OF New lork, in the State OF New York.
ana the other addressed to the defendant. jules
j. no.dsteln, at Paris in the republic OF Frauee.
ACC IL IS Iurthes order cd that this orce. be pub
hshtd At the city OF New Orleans in TIE ufws
paper called the New Orleans Republican not less
IMAM once in each week. for six successive weeks
prior 70 said secoaf Monday CT March, A D. 1876
ana tiat due proof OF sUca publication De made
d. aildaviI and fled il this caUse.
W. &. WOODS, United States Jra5a
ti.ih oince, New orleans, January 70 1876.
true copy OF the original on fiie
Jai3 20 p fe3 10 II F. E. viNOT DsDutv rls,1-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
10 part by tho covering Of contracts by!out

10 part by tho covering Of contracts by!cut
oi-town operators.
ST. LOUIS. January 22-Flour quiet and
weak. little doing. Wheat unsettled; No.
red winter 81 81 bid; No 3 do 81 81. Corn
active; No = mixed 40 @ 401ec Oats, No. 2.
3 y 1850. Barley unchanged Rye IN
changed. Provisions almost entirely noni'
nal, only iobbing trade. Hogs-shipping
grades ara in good demand at 30 81 -.
Cattle, little doing prices unchanged.
CHICAGO, January 22.-Flour nominaliy
unchanged. Whea: irregular. Corn dull.
Barley held higher. Rye firm and ur-
changed. Dressed hogs steady. Pork dull;
eli 10 spot. Lard active; l2c21ec spot
Bulk meats-Demsnd fair; shoulders 1sc.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
CINcINsATI, January 2..-FlOur steady;
demand moderate. Wheat quiet and steady:
81 Is 0l 30. Corn dull; 10 Abe. Oats dull
aui dropping; 3 Z Zoe. Barley dull. RE
unchanged. Pork dull; 500 Lard easier;
steani i2isc. Bulk meats and bacon nomi-
nal. Live hogs quiet and steady. Whisky
Demand fair; 81 o.. Batter unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

ST JAMKS-Stesmar Mary Ids hhds sugar
% bbls mOlssses 60 half bb.s mossses % SKIS rough
rice and suDdrias
500 and s1ndrieS ...4,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Narie--l6 oa,ss costoa
LOWE COAST-s.eamer Fraser % bids
sugar 40 bbls mo,asaes aud suncres
SHREVEPORT-Steamer 4 bryayiy, - 'o . 49,
OHIO RiyER-Per 1atSoat-zco0 bb!s potatoes
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS,
Jaonarv 22-e72 bales COTTON 100 hhds sugar oos
snear az bbls molasses 2 half bois moiaeacs AID
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. Isa
uary 22-;43 bales cotton 1895 sks cotton SEED
bids TOBACCO and sundres AMMAN Ia,
uary 2A7 hhds sugar 10 bbis molasses bid SILL
dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

WHEREAS, MAURICE 'KRANZ. OF NEW or
w leans, and district olesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress of March 2
1907, has this day filed in said court a petition
praying Tor discharge and certificate thereof from
sad act Notice is therefore given to ali creditors
, who have proved their debts, and to all otler
January 1876, at Il A. NJ is assigned for the he,y.
ing OF the came, and that they may then and there
attend and show cause if any they have WHY the
and further notice is given that the bankrupt
" VIZ undergo an examination before Register /.
: nei 1gs' on fhe twenty seventh day of January.
buldng New Orleans 0e' ~1S'osnn'0''
jal3 ," q X TESW f ~ y, ion n,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

being quoted from 67aa 06sa, against 6SA

being quoted from 673a O 6S12, against 66A
1GSsl yesterday.
Nosales OF city scrip were reported. Time
is now quoted at Al q As for August to De-
csmber 1873, and July u December, 81,
and 40 05l FOR June and part Of May, 1874.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan Police
warrants. They now rule at 9009lA for
1928 and 1874 issues, but continue en-
tireiy nominal for 1869 end 1912.
No sales Of State warrants were reported.
Fundabie are now quoted at 46 04S not
fnndabie, al O., and 1874 issues At
81 ID 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

An exchange says: ATLANTA. Georgia,
affords an example worthy Of initat ton to
other cities, both North and South. Dur
ing the past year the city debt has been re-
duced over 10000, and all bills paid upsn
presentation. 1t is impossible to increase
the floating debt, as the charter makes the
CITY fathers personally liable fof any bal
ance against the city on expense account at
the end Of the year"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, January %, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship City of Mexico, Sherwood. for New York
VIA iampicc, TuApan, vera Cruz, Cam peache
ProgTesso and Havana
Spanish steamship GDieImo, Echevarr!a, for Lv
erpGcl
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
British ship Elizabeth Dougail White for Liverpool
Ship Success, Case. for Havre
Schooner Henry WinshiP Doane, for Genoa
Schooner John McAdams IA thbrrn. for Prcgresso
schooner Heot pr, Hi gins Tor New York
Schooner II vii ard, Willard, Tor Lucca ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Tho Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigsro's, No.
50 Cbartres street, stood a. follows Jan
uary -: At A. NJ, go; at : F. NJ, 81; at
s p, NJ, 10 Lowest pcint daring tie night
CT January Il, So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

John Hancock, member of Congress. ia
said, by Texans, to have the inside track
Tor the seat of Senator Hamilton. Of Texas.
whose term expires in March, 1877.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
COMMERCIAL.

CorTOS-Tae saies to-day summed up
5000 bales at steady prices generally, and
sitter for the better grades. without req1ir-
ing any change in our quotations. We give
also the figures and report OF the Exchange,
as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Judgment rendered December g. 1875.
Judgment slgned December IA, l3.,5.
A. SAiTCIEp Ind
CIRCUIT COURT o. TIE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. EEs1Y
4. Norton assignee IN bankruptcy, AuyI.s.
Dessnmmes, Anderson b. Deter Jonas q lie "
and Jules J. GoljAteiu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
RESTAURANTS.

yg,EIE OLD VIRGINIA klTt HEN,
4 WILLIAM BURNS RESTAURANT
Nc l57 Camp street opposite st. Patrick '-hucc o.
Open every day tom A. u. TO midr:gh'; M
furnished at al, hours Of the day; meals fura SO ed
to fau1i. at their own reside noes Oh Ve.F Eeaso
able terms kverv sunday. dinner served with e1
TIA care a Choice bill of fare including ice eteam
desert and coffee, at fifty cents each per son eii
tlemer ladies' art families viii fld this the mos
economical aud pleasant place in tho civ "a =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn. from New York
18th u.tno, to M0uton-:.i district
British bark klecta Crescy. IA day. from Charles
ton. II bailasH. 10 Haynes &co-PoiEt
Austrian bark Giusto, Columbus, 81 Gays from
OranO i'll ballast, to Elaster-Poilt
Austrian bark Sirio, Slupvich, from Orano, to
tet-Pont
Bara Co, Ii 'tnre. West, 70 DAYS from Rio Jaaeiro
to l. Plipps &co-lst district
Schooner William Bradley, Chase, Is DAYS from
Martinique, II master-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Susie Silver, Silver. from Cincinnati
Bismarck, Splaue. from st Louis
Ngr. Ia. 8assett rom Lower Coast
Tersas Cooley from Bayou Macon
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from 81 JAMES
Gr.oe. Calrick from Lower Coast
Marie Wilson, from Cov,nston-Od Basin
frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
Bryallv. ScOvell, from Shreveport
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOClSlAHA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH GP
ORLEANS.

JOSEPH A. BROWN VS. ELS CREDITORS
No. .042.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE CRED
~ tors of 20 seph 4. Brown and 70 al n.her pa =
ties herr in Interested 70 appear at the office OF
]. tasteli. ESD, ro+ary public in this city; CT
MONDAY, tie seventh day OF February, 1876 ~
10 A. 81. for tee purpose Of taking INT"
consideration the application CT SAID Joseph :
Brown for respite; ard that they CT. flrths I
notified that in che meantime al Judicial proceei
ings against his person and property are STAYED.
Clerks c.tice. New o! leans, teten!ber 81, 1873.
* Co LIE liprt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
RECEIPTS Oh pPOnr-cr

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Susie Silver--4,2 ha,as
sStdon hhds tobacco $50 hais -four All bbls meal
dry produce >" ~A1o s0u
n 81 LOClS-Steamer BisHlavck-47l bales co+tor
oraa 10! oaies hay 266S bb.s -four ABS bbls meal and
,os ~. hk OOAST-Steamer Martha-36 hhds a., par
i|9 o4lS rice 399 AXIS rough rico and sundr.ss -s"s
+,s a5So MACON-Steamer Tensas-4s5 ba,as co,.
ton zoez sxs cotton ssed and sundr;ea ""-0s '"s'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
NOTARIEs.

A HERO, JR.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER f o2ADo
Oiacc No. ~ Commercial fiace.
Passports procured with dispatch, add pronp'
attention given to al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Ine city of Brashear will make "a good
enough Morgan"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

MARIE CORALIE PEPIN, WIFE OF JOSEPH TU2-
cote, rs. her Lusband--No. 3lS6.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE Ninth
L day of Deem e-, 1873, Judgment was rendered
in this in the following entitled suit IN the
words and figures following, 70 wit:
Marie Ccrale Prpn. wife OF Joseph Turcct e. IS
Ler lUsOanG-No. 8lS6.
In this case suknitte to the court ard taken
under a1ivisenle't, upon the prcot adduced Dc Il
plaintiff, the court cons ideliyg that the piAn
has fully established the allegation Contai led Ia
in favor OF pleutt f. it is ordered afjldgsd and
decreed that the Judgment By def .Ui;, hereil en-
tered on he foErtrinstant against defe ldanf Dc
now confirmed aud made final. and, accOrdin sy
that there Big judgment of separation Of property
between the plain ii, VI 3Ie COra!ie pepin wife Of
Joseph TurcOfte. and the defendant, Joseph Tur-
cote, her husband and dissolution Of the Gen.
between the parties; and, it is further o1e.ea. adj
jadged and Gecreed that the plant Il do recover
from the defendant the suni OF eight thousand
dollars, with Il gal interest thereon. from, judicial
demand, to wit F ON the tw.nty-seccnd dav Of
November 1875, until PAID and costs of suit with
plaintiff. the property OF the Gefe ndant fer toe
security OF her parapGernal and natr mortal
rights
Judgment rendered December 9. 1873
Judgment s,gned December IA, 1873.
a. SAUCER. Judge.
n testimony whereof hava hereunto set nv
city of New Orleans. on this toE rteenth day OF
December, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-fve.
jal6 222. OSCAR AEROYO. Deputy Clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT o. TIE UNITED
STATES.