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AnccdOie of Nicholas.

In Russia, no one has right to ap-
proach the Car on the streets, much
less speak to him. If one should do so
he would be arrested. The Emperor
Nicholas was in the habit of walking out.
and often broke the law in spirit bv
speaking to persons whom he Glanced TO
meet.
One day while the emperor was pro-
mcnading before the large hotel of
Morskos street, he met an elegantly
dressed young gentleman, icsurely
smoking his cigar with the same uncon-
Germ rs if he was in Partisan cafe.
The emperor approached and salutol
him in military style.
ut appears that You are q stranger,
sir said he.
GLOW did you find that ont?o said
the stranger.
"Because you are smoking in the
street, which is forbidden by the police
regulations"
"rhank You, SIR politely replied the
stranger. 'Ialways make ii rule to
respect the laws of the countries which
IVisii.' And he made n movement 10
throw away his cigar
"No, you need not do il now. As
long as yon are walking with me, no.
body will make any remark to YOU"
Are You, then, n great parsonage of
the cmpireT' said the stranger.
II have some influence" said The En-
pcror.
Very happy to hear it, said the
stranger. II understand that with in
ilucnce one can accomplish almost any
thing here"
"Ion exaggerate, SIR" said the en-
peror. Certainly powerful protcc-
ton is good thing hut we Russians
like to know with whom we have TO
deal, and this is attained only through
some good protector, of course"
"Well, sir, if that is the case. said the
stranger, 81 will avail myself of your
kind oifer. | came to Russia on busi-
ness, and little protection would be
most acceptable indeed" And he pro-
ceeded 10 explain his business. putting
his cigar all the time, and talking with
the emperor.
They were walking in an elegant
street, full of picture shops. and nearly
all had pictures of the emperor in their
windows. The stranger did fluid some
resemblance between them and his
agreeable companion, but the idea that
he might be the emperor himself never
crossed his mind.
Finally, seeing the respect shown by
all the passers by, and that all made
room for them to pass, and happening
TO see at that moment a full-length pro-
trait of the Emperor, the doubt was no
longer possible.
''Pardon me, SIRE said he. scarcely
able TO control his emotion, "IIave /
not the honor of speaking to the Empe-
ror Nichoas?"
eyes, sir" replied the emperor, smil-
ing. "but do not be uneasy. :"
lonlv advise you to be more discreet
with your cigar the next time, as the
emperor may not be always at your
side to protect YOU"
And as soon as he arrived at the pal
ace, he sent for the chief of police, and
gave orders TO facilitate the business
OF the stranger. The latter left st.
Petersburgh a few days later, delight
ed with the Kindness Of his exalted pro-
tector,
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magnificence, but in comprchensibility,
"while the eye was still unsatisfed with
gazing" the mist-curtain dropped, en-
folded him, and shut him up alone with
the awful mountain top. "The awe
that fell upon me-" he says, "with the
sense of utter loneliness, made time
pass unaoticed, and might have lin
gered long in sort of dream, had not
the piercing cold that thrilled through
every limb recalled me to sense of the
risks delay might involve" Only four
hours of daylight remained, the thick
mist was an added danger, the icc-
marks were his only guide, for the COM
pass is useless on volcanic mountain
like Ararat, with iron in the rocks.
The descent was made in safety, but by
the time Mr.. Bryce came in sight of the
spot, yet far off, where his friend had
halted, "the sun had got behind the
southwestern ridge of the mountain,
and his gigantic shadow had fallen
across the great Araxes plain below;
while the mountains of Media, far to
the southeast, still glowcd reddcr than
ever, then turned swiftly to splendid
purple in the dying light At six
o clock he reached the bvouac and re-
joined his friend, who must have looked
with strange feelings into the eyes which
had looked upon such wondrous sights
since sunrise. Three days after Mr..
Bryce was at the Armenian monastery
OF Etchmiadzin, near the northern foot
OF Ararat, and was presented to the
Archimandritc who rules the house.
"This Englishman," said the Armenian
gentleman who was acting as interprc-
ter, Says he has assembled to the top of
Massis' (AraraD. The venerable man
smiled sweetly, and replied with gentle
decisiveness: "That cannot be. No
one has ever been there. II is impossi-
ble."
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POOR Little Willie.

Early one morning. man with Iii:
back all bumped up and face express
slve Of deep sorrow entered grocery
store on Michigan avenue, n. y, asked
II he could have private word with
the proprietor, and when taken around
behind the cheese box. said:
81 am old and poor. | have little
boy named Willie. am afraid he i:
on his dying bed. The poor darling
has been talking about what he'll get in
Santa Claus stocking, and, oh how !
do long TO get ten cents of some one
and buy him an India-iubber duck or O
little wooden stable with gray mule
III it. Are You father, sirl'
"Ies." snlkily replied the grocer.
"liaVc you dying little Willie, who
is clingiig to life only because he ex.
poets Santa Claus TO bring him some
thing
No"
"Then--then. oh, Heavens wont
you feel for me? Won't YOU weep in
unison with me? | could not beg for
bread-l could not beg for lodgings
could not ask for even one cold potato
II my dear wife were struggling in the
iangs Of death. But in this case, when
the happiness of my dying darling VIII
lie Is at stake, must force myself 70
ask you for ten cents to buy little sta
bic with Il mule in it,
~ don't know you,' said the grocer,
who didn't even shed one tear.
81 know YOU don't, but il is NV dv-
ing Willie who appeals to you. There
he lies, only an old coffee sack over his
emaciatcd form, his face as white as
SNOW, his hands wasted, his voice most
gone, and every littlo wh;lo lac ,vhis-
pcrs: 'Oh! do hope Santa Claus will
bring me little stable with mule in
II! Oh. sir, don't this touch vour
hearth
The grocer handed him ten cents,
and the man wcpt like sprinklng-pot
rs he backed out and started for n toy
shop. About an hour aftcrward the
grocer happened down town and he
suddenly came across the father of poor
little Willie. The old man was hang.
ing TO hitching post, and looking both
silly and jolly.
"Well, did you get that present with
my money! asked the grocer.
"Whaz pcShent?' blankly asked the
old man.
W ny, gave you ten cents TO get n
little stable with mule in it,"
"Sho You diz-sho you diz," muttcr-
ed the man, AS lie reached out to shake
hands. "Well, whez | jot jown town
toun' at all 'cr lizzie stables had fell
jown an killed all 'er lizzie mules, nm
so J.
$50 yon bought whisky" exclaimed
the grocer.
YES, sho did; but am 'cr blame
Could help all 'cr lizzlo mules being
killed.
"WhaL will little Willie do?'
"Nozzing. Lasht fling fore lcf
home, zhis morning, he tole me L be
shure buy big zhrink whisky puz in my
Christmuz stomach, an could | jispoini
That darling boy? Greaz Heavens
could jisobey his dying request?"
The citizen "lifted" him and passed
on.
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Laws for the Million.

y note dated on Sunday is void.
II a note be LOST or stolen, it does not
release the maker; he must pay it.
An end0rscr of note is exempt from
liability if not served with notice of its
dishonor within twentv-fom hours of
its non-payment.
Noies bear interest only when 50
stated.
Each individual in partnership is re-
sponsible for the whole amount of the
debts of the firm.
Ignorance of the law excuses no one
An agreement without consideration
is void.
Signatures in lead-pencil are good in
law.
a receipt for money is not legally
conclusive.
Contracts made on Sunday cannot be
enforced.
A contract made with minor is
voidable.
\ contract made with a lunaiic is
void.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-01-18

THE SUNSHINE OF SoNG.-This is n
new surprise in the way of music
books, the contents of which will justi-
fy the selection of so bright title. 1t
contains so large number of the pop
ular songs of the day that it is wonder
that this work and its companions do
not seriously affect the sale of sheet
music. Such does not seem to be the
case, however, separate pieces being
more numerous than ever.
AS for the different rays of musical
sunshine that pcrmeate the two hun
dred pages ofthe work, there are about
seventy of them, of about equal degrees
of brightness. "Will Hayes" manuiac-
lures n dozen in his best style, aud
Danks, Webster, Stewart. Kinkel, Glo-
yer, Christie, Thomas, Keller and q few
others furnish the rest.
Words are well chosen, aud music is
all right. so that this shining compia-
tion will doubtless be called for to
brighten mullitndes of homes.
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Salem Lead Company.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD-well- known
EST and BEST
LEAD TAPE. 5-s inches wide. on reels for Cur.
tain Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, nom l.2 10 inches wide, on
reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE. ofany size or thickness.
Al lowest market prices for goods of equal quail
ity. FRANCIS BROWN, Treasurer,
46yl Salem, Mass.
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The 81. .ouis Journal says: What we
want and what we need is a patent
spankcr-a machine somewhat like the
patent thresher-into which we can
dump our naughty children and have
them punished and turned out with their
pants properly arranged. their eyes
wiped, their hair brushed, and their
noses blown. There is too much time
wasted nowadays in correcting the
youth. A labor-saving and lime-saying
machine, like the above, would meet
with ready and constant sale.
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Marketing.

Every lady. whatever her position
in life, ought TO understand how to Sc
lcct and purchase such stores as are
needed in her family. Possibly she
may never he called upon to put this
knowledge into practice. No matter.
Ii is surely worth knowing, and if new
er brought into active use it will do its
posscssor no harm. This kind of
knowledge. more than almost any other
of practical worth. must be acquired in
girlhood.' MANY wives leave all
household purchases, and among them
the marketing, to their husbands. 1t is
because we not think this wise ar
rangemoni that we would so earnestly
enioin on all mothers to give their
daughters a perfect knowledge of the
duties they must understand il they ex-
poet 10 become the true mistresses of
their own hnmes,-iho real 'helpmeets'
for their husbands. - Extract from
article in Home Cook Book, bv Mrs.
Henry Ward licceher.
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The Russian authorities are taking
strong temperance measures. closing
drinking shops at eight O'Clock IA The
evening, shutting up the casinos. and
removing the reilcshment saloons nu,n
the theatres.
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DANIEL +. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

From L. Parson, Brookvlle Kansas;
''The piano came safely yesterday. we find il all
that fancy painted and you promised. The instru
ment Is handsome and its tone Is pure and full.
l see no reason why, with ordinary care, II may
not last lifetime. Thase who, like me, cannot
afford TO pay five hundred thousand dollars
for Il name, will, l am sure, thank you for saving
them tho exorbitant PROFITS of dealers in general
and making it possible for any industrious man or
woman to be the possessor Of iirstclass organ or
piano"
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock, East
Middebury, Cornwall West Corn
wall and Bridport, 200 A. NJ.
wav mail from north $3.50 A. NJ.
New YORK, Rutland and Albany, 1880 A. NJ.
New York 3 Is and q 100 p. NJ.
Way mail irom south, 3:45P. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Way mail going south, $3.50 4. NJ.
Way mail going north 3:OOP. NJ.
For Ripton, Granville, Hancock, East
Middiebury, Cornwall, West Corn
vail and Bridport, 3:l5 z. VI
CLOSED mail for boston and Rutland, 80 =. NJ.
Closed mail for New York and ALBANY, I 40 Z. NJ
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stop HAT terrible cough, and thus
avoid a consumptive's grave, bv taking
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
rs cough remedy il is unsurpassed.
St'i'l h. -d,.n.seisis
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What brought you to prison, my col
ored triendE-''Two constables, sab. :"
Yes, but | mean had intemperance
to do with ity'-Yes, sab. dcv
was h0ic OF 'cm drunk"
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AGENTS WANTED. but where have hone
large discounts made u have them introduced in
new localities Send for illustrated Adva sei,
(catalogue,) containing testimonials fiom per-urs
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From Il. Gilbert, Doud's Station. Iowa.
"Organ Is received The accomplished organisi
who gets il says she would not exchange IL for any
organ she ever saw or heard from any other fac.
tory, whatever the price. In mechanical skill,
simplicity of construction, and purity of tone. l
have never known its equal. IL Is, emphatcally,
the best organ for the least money.
l have sold many other makes or organs, some
of which thought could not be equaled, but, like
King SAUL your organs are head and shoulders
above theirs In the leading elements that constitute
a complete organ" l6yl
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e. TATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

S.TATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
y CASTLETON. VT.
WALTER f. now WARD. PRINcIPAL.
Fall term commences August 81. Spring term
commences February s, 1877.
~ Each town Is entitled to one free scholar
ship.
Address the Principal. 17m9
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CTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, RAN
- DOLPH, VT. ABEL Il. LEAvENwoRTII, A.
NJ, Principal. Eighty-one Scholarships. Fall
Term opens fourth Tuesday in August Spring
Term opens second Tuesday in February. send
tor catalogue. 44yl
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n W. GOODELL.-IIOUS CAR
W. rlage and Furniture Painter and Grain
or. Place Of business James DOnahue's shop,
opposite the School House, Middlchury, VI.
Middlebury, July 81, 1877. l6tf
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TANIES NJ. SLADE, ATTORNEY
81 AND COUSELLOR AT LAW, and solicitor
and master in chancery. Onice in Brewstcr's
Block, Mildlebury, VI
Middlcbury, VI, April ?, ISL.
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- w. JUDD, Manufacturer and deal
ELs er in all kinds of American and Foreign
Marble, Granite Work, do With Old Middle
hurry Marble Co. ltf
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
MIDDLEBtfRY.

MIDDIEBlRf.
CongreJdtiondi-Corner Pleasant and Main st5
Ray H. F. Hooker, pastor. Sunday services al
10: As AN. and I 100 PM. Thursday evening prayer
meeting at :OO
lfethodist-North Peasants st. Rev. W. ii. Row.
som pastor Sunday services at 10 AS AN. and
90 PM. Thursday evening prayer meeting at
100. Glass meeting on Friday evening at 7 80.
Episcopal-St Stephens Church-Niain.st. Rev.
James Il. Franklin, rector. Sunday school at 30
AM Sunday services at IL 100 AM. and pm.
Roman Cdthohc-Wey eybridgest. Rev. =. Cum
ningham, pastor. Sunday services, alternate Sab
baths, High Mass at 10 90 AN, Vespers and bene.
diction at O 80 Pm.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Methodist - --------, pastor. sunday
services al 2 90 PM.
VERGENSEs.
Bdpfisi-Rev. Charles liibbard, pastor Sunday
services at TO-: i5 AN. and Z: 90 PM. Weekly
PRAYER meeting on Thursday evening at 90.
liethodist-i,ev. III. n. Munger, pastor. Sunday
services at 90 and 100 Pm. Weekly prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at co.
Episcopdi-St. PduPs Church-Rev c. !. Chaplin,
rector Sunday services at 10: 10 AM and Pm.
Friday evening at 90.
Mission Chdpel-Dr. II. A. Ingham. Sunday
services at 10 45 AM. and 100 PM. Weekly
PRAYER meeting ON Thursday evening.
Roman Catholic-Rev. =. Cunningham, pastor.
Services, alternate Sabbaths, High Mass at 10 90
AN, Vespers and henediction at 00P.M
Congregationdi-Rev. George f. Hail. pastor.
Sunday services at 10 45 AN. and 90 Pm. Week
ly prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 200.
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An insurance adiuster went To sec a
man whose house had been destroyed by
fire.
Said ndiusier: GLOW did This thing
happen.
House owner: Don't know-it's n
mystery"
Adjustcr: "Wcll. know
House owner: LETS have il: that's
Just what I'd like to find out"
Adjnster: ats friction"
House owner: INSTRUMENTATION
what is lhat?,
Adiuster; "Why, friction is the result
of rubbing $1,000 policy ON 5000
house"
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a pedestrian on Brush street the
other day came across boy thirteen
years old who was trying 10 yet up n
bloody battle between goat and doc.
The man halted and said:
"Doy, what sort of a way is that to
end the new year,
"But the goat can lick if he's mind
to sail in" protested the boy.
"No matter il he can, YOU ought to
feel ashamed to end the year in this
manner"
"What time is it," inquired tho lad.
"Thrce O'clock" was the answer.
Mine hours yet TO repent ii-go for
him, Watch; stand up to him Billyn'
yelled the young imp.
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A DDISON HOUSE LIVERY STA
ABLE. ID. Rider Proprietor. First class turn
outs furnished on short notice. Prices reasonable
Middebury, VI. 5tr
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TLFN HOUSE.-EAST MIDDLE.
" BURY, Vermont. 35m3 HENRY L. FAHR.
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Gold has been down to lO2 Is.
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H. A. STURTEVANT,
kLs Attorney at law. Office over Clay's store
II the new block.
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VIZ III. KINGSLEY, DENTIST
w Up stairs in styles new Block,
ia MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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MCLEOD & SMIT II &C L y | M
lN AGENTS. Middlebury, Vt Gtf
T. II. MCLEOD. L. r. SMITH.
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4 YMAN f. KNAPP, ATTORNEY
IL AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Onice ut
The office of Register, Mddebury, W. 80
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pensions. j. S. CHANDLER,
i PENSION ATTORNEY, Ripton. Vt No pen
sioh, no pay State case and send stamp for reply.
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II f. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND
~. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Otiice with
Stewart ~ Eldrcdge, Middlebury, Vt.
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n a Rssl'lE a.

All civil COURTS adjourned Yesterday on ac-
count Of Inv, death of g. NJ Conrad. Es1. All
eminent member Of the New Orleans Bar
achmehl. the pedestrian. is recovering
rapidly from his recent 500-mile promenade.
Yesterday he removed his quarters from ST.
Patrick Hall to the house of a friend
Prof ynnS Huttlen. the distinguished basso
has aailnd for Havana. where he indends 10
reside permanently. Mr.. Bremen will fill the
professors place in the choir of the st. Louis
Cathedral.
1t seems now, That Gravier street. near
Camp. is mo aaatnughfara." Four bulk Y
hugsheads SO impede the passers That thpse
WAC have occasion 10 pass that way are afraid
to take adfink fosofear they cannot gef home.
Two cabs and sanitary excavatng wagon
it il hoped will be soon recovered fton the
debiia.
The DEMOCRAT hadda idea of the storm It
would raise about its ears when it ATTACKED
theesottery Company. Yesterday came in a
terutasion Of cooks who almost made sls
crazy with their iabher about "vestef 1ights :
Including their claim of mileage. and % cents
per diem on the market money,
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CArIGah NOTES.

The subcommittee which wsnt to the quar-
antine on Saturday night returned on Sunday
night
Commodore Ned Rarpahide captured the
Governor and hie guest Mr. Lnwton yes
te,aay and gave them view Of the river
front.
At their meeting yesterday the State Board
of Engineers awarded the following levee con
tlacts: Melbourne levee, Carroll parish to
Timothy Byrne, at 1874 cents pet cubic yard.
Petite Bfaiiie, Plaaueinines parish, to Charles
Nolan at 215s cents per cubic yard. Hard
scrabble. Tefsas parish, to John Hesson at
2la. cents per cubic yard.
The uystar bill which passed the Senate
Yesterday needs now only the Governors
signature to make 1t law. The bill is the
same which was originally introduced in the
Senate but was sent to the House 10 be offered
az II creates revenue, and the constitution
requires that all bills raising revenue shall
originate in the House. The bill gives to
the riparian proprietor the exclusive right
to all oysters within one hundred
Yards NJ the shore, and authorizes the
tax ealieetor to lease portions of the
lakes, baycus. etc. in the State at an annual
rent Of one dollar per acre, not including any
natural oyster beds The lessee, under its
provisions. has the privilege of renewing the
lease from year to year. OF payment OF rent in
advance. and has the exclusive right to plant
and bed oysters In the space leased, and to
gather the same but in no wise are
beds affected by the act. nor are.
oystera to be he,ldnd In the months Of May
June. July OF August
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Is. the tndee Of Iheathird plstt.ct upurt Of Sew

Ys. the Judge Of thesrhird District Court Of New
0tteans. On tehea ring
Unler article Sc fenty fnur Of The constitution
the Third Dlsttf ct Court for the parish OF Or
cans has no Jurisdiction IF app als frotti jus
Ices coutts II eases where the ieealityfor eon-
stitutignaliy Of a tax Is involved, The appeal
IN such eases must be to this court, Former de-
cree pei tetttatlng the provisional Wtits Of man
dar1ns and nfuhikitidn maintained. -....
No. eeoe. State Of Louisiana vs. Aueustin
Robertson, appellant Appeal from the Dis
tict Court tH,rish Of Lafoufete.
IL Il trial Tor murder evidence II the quarrel
sntfie or violent character tt the deceased Is In
aanissible, unless a Foundation iDr SUCH in
nuiry be iitst laid BY d tjof IF PREVIOUS threats
md catisbs wlfcl, Would Justify This ate,ised In
being IN preatef than usual fear.
It Ii not necessary that the indictment should
set forth d description Of the wound inflicted,
Judgment affirmed,
By JUSTICE EGAN.
No. B61t Henry Pinard vs.; NJ. NJ George. G. @.
Haley, surety and appellant Appeal from the
Fourth District. Court. patish Of Orleans. Re
NJ NJ "a ess9 STATE * rel 81 G. Hattwell vs. Allen
gumel. Auditor, appellatI.- Atpp1al from T.. TIE
ment reversed. M
ny JUSTICE SPENCER
No, 5000. Mrs Chatenpna and husband ys.
Fvatiste Hsbeft ct ais. Mrs. Widow F. Avet, In
tpfyerCt and appellant Appeal ft6n the us
ifipt Court parish Of Assumption Judgment
q f1frtnH