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Farm for Sale.

| OFFER my farm, situsted in Arbuckls
/ District, Mason County, West virginia,
! mile IRON the Kanawha River and
miles from Point Pleasant, and adjoining
the lands Of John McCulloch, Esq. A. 6.
Eastman, Esq. and Joseph E George, ESQ.
Said farm contains 3i4 acres, lT5 arres
cleared and well set in grass, the balance
well timbered. A good dwelling hOuse,
barn 20 fest square, and outbuildings; also
a good bearing orchard, Plenty Of gosl
water. This farm is well adapted 10 grs-
zlng, and is also most excellent for grain.
This farm will be sold on terms TO suit tire
convenience Of the purchaser. For further
information, address JAS. w. SANDERS.
Five Mile P. O., Mason County, West
Virginia lienT-ln'
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BepnkIlean C0gafg E6nye1f5Snl
AZ 70 eate4Bs5s5ng aspsFarer Is
expected % give Ill Tie aews sf i'm
r9tteaee gg5sg we tE5s week give
NE brEcs,s5lSgs If IL Retnbs5ean
CeuDty CsSVsstisn, pEies was heas
10 tSgsSeg's Hal, 10 ssss paace, 1ast
wednesday,, Is Will be aeen Esra
ne proceedings that tbe esSased
bsetEer Vas FsnseasSers9 sbis tirue.
and two d s5eas were made deAsestes
tothe Whse1isg Cosrestioa, mheb
naests ~ ttat city May l2th A
resolution declaring against Grants
Ts-no1s5nzt5oS was reeed down aud
s5e reaogatSon adopted w4s offered ~
2 e91aproraise beaween tbe Gsaas
naes sSd ssps aBt5tSrzat aen. The
Convention did Sot deeSds wbeshsr a
ConventFoa sl0sB be- called to nom.
jBatg = county ticket o. p0t. Wills
tSeg claim taey are going 20 csyry
sas oasatgs jet they seem sfn.Sl u
pat up 3 ticket, unleas thsy EN- ex.
ri promise fscas tEss Grssrsaekess
tSaat ft vii be s9pportei Fy tsea.-
~ -, s.,s.., & !, .....s , ~.
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Attorney General.

The splendid tribute, in another
column, 10 Hon. Louis Bennett,
comes to us from the Capital Of our
State, and from a gentleman Of up
right integrity, and whose Demo.
cratic soundness and fidelity we have
always admired. We therefore re-
spect his doctrine as tina, Of sound
Democracy. However, we have our
own candidate, c. Z. Hogg, Esq.. in
the field, and cannot nor will no.
desert him unit! the State Democrat
ic Convention makes it's selection,
and then we viii be for the nominee
whoever he may he.
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Injuries 10 Private Property.

The Supreme COart Of this State
has recently promulgated an opin-
iOnoi much interest and Importance
to property owners in CITIES and
towns, an abstract Of which an
Pszrs IN the R<giteT this morning.
This case arose in Parkersburg
where the plaintiff, johnson, having
erected house on the established
grade Of the street, the CITY Of
Parkersburg afterward undertook 10
change the grade. which injured and
deprecated the Plaintiffs property
whereupon he brought an action 10
recover damages against the city.
The plaintiffs case was based up-
on the 9Th section Of our Bill Of
Rights, which declares that "priyate
property shall not be taken or dam
Ggd for public use without Just com
peDsation.T
The usual process by which parties
are Unidentified for private property
taken or Injured in the prosecution
'of public enterprises, Is under the
statute provided for condemning and
appraisiug the property 50 taken or
injured. But when the city author
tiles or other party, proceeds without
process OF law 10 iniure private prop
erty even for the benefit Of the pub.
lie, the court holds that The pariy 80
injured is entitled to recover dam
ages in an action on the case for the
injury resulting therefrom.
This decision is Of more than ordi.
nary Importance in that il changes
the current Of both English and
American decisions, which have held
that sat common Law, municipal
corporation is not liable for conse.
quential damages arising from the
change in the grade Of street, to
one whnse land is not taken, although
his improvement has been made on
his lot in conformity TO the former
grade"
The phrascology Of our Bill Of
Rights, however, affords an annie
basis for this departure from the com.
mon law rule, and il is sustained by
every principle Of right and justice.
Wheeling Regbter.
The Randolph Enterprise says it
must be bracing to the honest Green,
hacker to find himself tightly clasped
by tho Republican party. We i'm,
aginc there will be some kicking
prior 10 the election.
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CHAgLEsrox. III. "a. Anril ID.

CHAELEsroS, W. Va, April 10.
Mr. Edisor; At this present most
important and critical period in the
history Of our country. whgn we are
on the era Of one Of the most omin.
ous elections that our State has ever
witnessed, ii behooyes us all to put
our shoulders to the Wheel with all
possible strength, promptitude and
united fidelity as is our Democratic
duty. 1t is now in our power, By
this grand united effort, to rescue
oDr country from the imminen. de.
strUction thg. evidently oyersh4dows
it, and also wipe out The disgrace
which Radical misrule has branded
on its face for many years past. Nov
the precious time il fast approaching
when We are 70 hold County, State
and National Conventions, for every
citizen to open his eyes and zee to
the Interests and welfare Of the
Commonwealth and Of humanity
In our own Stale we have to select
many olicers. and it will be all our
own cuIpability if we have not the
hes! and most efficiently regulated
State in the Union. We have the
material; only LEI us make honest
and judicious selections. 1t is not
our intention at present 10 mention
the mnltiiarious Offices to be sup.
piled, but on former occasion we
spoke Of the many probable candid
a.ct NJ The office u AtlorncyGen-
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The &GEpwing from the Pittsburgh
CsRuezessE shows tie disassrpus If
feet Of Secretary SserrnanTs recent
order
The RESULT Of Secretary Sherman 3
eE5sr With reference to imprte5
ba@ptirDn IL likely to have 4 very ~
rIO1s eject upon two OF the mills in
thEs region The mill af Lindsey e
McCuicbsnn in Allegheny, and q
Painter & Scas, Oh the South Sid,
are those thar will be rDoet Affected
In > conversation with the writer
Mr. Lin1sey said thar Is his mills
and thnse If Painter & Sons were
arranged entirely f- the n84nnfac-
lure Of bsep-irp1 THE eESses Of NJ.
shernsa@'s order MO5ld BE- % make
ltbe@ 70 out nf the huxiEeas, ~ for
eign n14nuf1etIrers e01l1 e0ase int0
gVDpetiti0n aiih them with 70 many
advantages ~ to practically take
away all the profits Of The trade
Mr.. Lindsey aS9@d that if . piece Of
iron can be brought In as raanufAe-
ture5 hoop-iron, simply because .
hole d pgnehs5 through it, IN time
other e1&sses Of iron With EOIes
P1Behed into them Will be brought
here In the same way, and thus all
the specizlii=s Of our manufacturer
will BE- made worthless because Of
cheap foreign competition.
In this cUnneetiO1 brief report
Of the proceedings at = recent CON
yentjOn Of the AmaEgamated Iron
Association Of the SecOnd diEries
will be found Of interest A spirit
ed diseus8ioa Of Secretary Shermzn's
position on the hoopiron question
ass a feature d the sessica. There
was No division Of sentiment, but
the coDdesBnztiOn Of the Secressry's
ruling EaS bitter and strong Ii was
stated shat in consequence Of the
imposition Of zn ad valOrern instead
u specific dusty. the manufacture
Of bo0p-irDn had dEindled 10 moth
ing frotn 10000 tons per annum- 1t
was insisted thai the Secretary Of
the Treasury Dust modify his bold
ing without waiting fyf the action Of
Congress- or the manufacture Of
bNopjrUn In this country must be
abandoned A eorn1aitGee. consist
ing Of A C. White, ]. A. Mutt and
Edward MGGip9esF, was appointed
TO cooperate with ibe manufacturers
snd TO bring pressure to bear on
.lbe Treasury department. which
@oald cause il TO see the situation
IN the right light. The Amalgam.
ated Association was IN dad earnest
and Will fight as zealoGzly, iudussri-
.o1sly and peryistentEy Eor q specific
duty ON boopirUR a. i did three
years ago 80 successfully, against the
Wood tariff bill They say that If
these miIis cannO; manufacture hoou-
iron they will be obliged 10 utilize
thsir machinery in some way and
change their mills into guide OF bar
mills. This Eo5Fd result in an OYER
stocking and breaking down Of the
market in these branches Of The iron
trade and the running Of milk on
half time or shutting down entirely,
and general incidental loss all
along the line, no: only to the man
ufacturers, bui also 10 the workers.
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Comrnissiener'sNotiee.


Esom G. Hannah, Z J. H&ansn, Besszy
Ford and William Ford Ess hzsGs-.i,
Anne wilson and 49, WilsaR Ae4 ms
hand, Joseph Hannah, NOEroe BSsEsT..
Frank Hannan, Fanny E4sskaIa 4Fs5 Z
~ E2s;ham bsr husband, &zrv 1. Ten
pssi1n and Harry TeIugsesSn E=s srA-
n1nd- hllzabeiA WIley ani Rg5<ss Nj
ley her husband, jefferson Riezs. John
Whitten, ard the unknown heirs 81 saw
Of Charles Hannah, deceased. Este d
Mason county, Wess Virginia
nTRAcT FEgx pnckEE
ct Is further ordered, and aiiud-e3 AID
deezeed, that this tause be referTes 10 Ioi.a
Z. IlmElss one Of the Commissioners O:
this Court, 10 proceed Ia take, state ar5
report an account, sscartainTns
PWs. The names Of the distributes al
Charles Hannon, deceased. ard.
iSocOEdly, The respective amounts tlat
they, and each Of them, are en.itae,i "a IS
distributes Aforesaid, TO the fnrsi nov il.
the hands Of Special ComniissioneE. ". Z.
Gum.
And It IS further ordered, that said Com
missioner TImns shall cause a potic. oil
the time and place Of taking said Sa,ount.
to be Published four Successive geeks. IN
some newspaper Published In the county
Of Mason which shall be deemed eauiTs-
lent TO personal service"
CoxNissloSEz's 0FPIcE, Polxr PLE.sASr,
West Virginia, March 81, 1850.
Parties interested in the above entitled
cause, Will take notice that shall, on the
18th day Of April. 1850. At my osEire in the
town q Point Pleasant, Mason County,
West Virginia, proceed 70 carry ont ths
requirements Of said decree, ct which time
and place you can attend, il you see pro
per so TO do.
Given under my hand, the day and year
above written. JOHN E TBDiS.
Commissioner Mason County Cour..
w. K Gum, Sol. inch 81;
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The Great Republican Party OF
MASON County I'm Convention
April 7ff the fine esodfeT.s
Hall The Place liFiy-lige I'm
Atfendance-THey place iflenz-
selves upon the Record and
Hefuse 10 Declare their 0ppe-
sifioa 10 CsssaPfsTn.
sri''esy rsuse-s-Ts-. ,4ass4Des 10 NO
tiee the Republican party Of Macon
county, met as above stated. aud
nominated delegates to the Wheel.
ing C0nrensi0n, which meets Nav
18th, 1880. While The Convention
ras composed principally Of very re-
spectabEe eitizens,in point Of numbers
1t was complete failure, there being
but tbirty-fve persons present, in
GLIDING delegates and visitors, and
ak OF seven gentlemen Of color, the
most prominent Of the latter being
Messrs. Eli Coleman and Ed Has
kir& The Convention in it, DELHI
srzii0ns was quite formal aud precise,
creating the impression upon the
mind Of . disinterested locker ON
that ali present would like to be in
some assembly where motions, bi!lsI
and resolutions could be offered, and
they participants in the proceedings;
though your correspondent would By
no means charge this in positive
terms, The transaction Of the ordi.
nary business Of the convention vas
characterized with great dignity and
harmony; bU; when the hour arrived
for this party to place itself upon the
broad ground Of principle and policy.
Mr.. D. H. Willard, an honest and
liberal Republican, stepped 10 the
front aud offered patriotic and
well-worded resolution, declaring 10
plain and unmistakabIe termsagainst
the election Of any one to a third
Presidential term.
The reading Of this resolution was
amidst a profound stiffness, which
was only broken by those expressions
Of disapprOba.ion and censure, Of
which this grea. organization is capa-
bic, when any measure is presented
for its approval which it secretly
and inuardIy loathcs; then one mem.
Der Of the convention proposed an
amendment by which the word cleo.
ton would be stricken out and the
word nominated inserted in its stead,
and this ELECTED strenuous opposi.
iion; and the effort Of Mr. Willard to
place his party in this county upon
the record against Imperialism came
very nearly being without avail, and
indeed it may be said that the effort
vas ffuitless, as it seemed to be the
sentiment Of the Convention that III
Gen. Grant should be nominated at
Chicago, it would be the duty Of the
Republicans to support him.
There we're several present who
proclaimed with loud voice" that
they would vote for General Grant
before they would for any Democrat.
So my good Republican friends. you
can reyel in the sweet consolation
that if your party shall repadiate
such men as Blaine, Sherman, Wash.
burn snd Conkling al Chicago, and
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republican county Conyenffon.
GoaventiOn assembled pursuant 70
call Of Chairman Of Executive Com
mitiee in Godlsy's Hall al Ii o'clock.
April 7lh. DR.. J. L Heasley Was
elected President, II. G. Nease, and
A g. Beard Seey's.
Upon > call Of districts il was
found that all the districts. except
Hannah and Cologne, we're repre-
sented- A resolution was then Offer
ed and passed giEing all Republicans
present the position of Delegates
from their respective Districts. On
cuotion, the Convention proceeded 10
she selection Of tuenty Delegates 10
the State Convention to be held in
Wheeling on the 18th Of May. The
SplIosiDg named gentlemen were
elected
G. W Moretlock, D. e. Willard. 3.
j. Redmond, J. A Gibbons. NJ
Polsley, c. T. Morris, J. 3. Menaeer.
B. J. Rollins, ia. WsddeIl. Eli Cs,le-
MAN, G. e iieCuEBorh. e. C. HarpggTI.
Peter l.ambrechi. B. s Smith, Morg
an Gteenlee. j. O. Sayre, W. H. ROs-
seq, I. L POf@nbaTger, Dr.. C. c..
chefrington, O. B. Smith
On motion the President aud Sec
retsries were ADDED TO the list.
Alter some discussion the faIlo1-
ing resolution vas adopted:
R.s@E0d- That under the existing
Circumstance, the Republicans d
Mason cO1nty, w. Va, are moi in "a
yOr Of nominating any man for the
Presidency for third term.
On motion the Convention adjourn.
ed l. HENSLEY, Pres.
H 6. SEAsE.
A. G. BEARD,
Secretaries.
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WAsHISGTOE LETTER.
The R1IeF ~ The NAVY IN Ccnz1
Ip0 IiseRs4sd Pes1sSSn fIaInas
Pend1ny-I4F. Aekten5s Case.
Lfnar1 ~ ssgII1r Carrss1sla33srr-ll

NAsa5GS'syeas April 10 1855
To sss d. sdnair4l ID tEe Earv IN
egars a. . asSsrdspt. aud a s,mall
PsgrSaaed elsrk, ehD o4rs hid a
subardIna1e place ia tie Adnsiralis
oA5ess a big Fspsasu,or. Il aa in-
strpetive tas1sass AID ore eaEesEated
20 produce teSsstscaa 10 tss naiads
lef those we'll espaes aeqaaiated
with history 70 ka1m sEat t5is satu-
atm We9iA NOT have been paaB5alsa
few ss1seratisas 4ga The suit was
% r9eoTer n0Seg saiS 10 have been
diverted froaS shs pay II the clerk
" etmrs, to bis divorced wiz Ua-
81 be- Insisted spos ggfng upon the
stan2 TO testify ia his own behalf, /
believe against tbs advice Of ms
ewaael. Adaairal Poster was a d1za5-
fsl looking c6ysst- Bot now, bow
Fsverssd The position Of the Ruler IT
the Navy the quarter deck nartInes1
adn5rzI Porter aatted out osns-
disDtlgs be talked we'll b1t be talked
700 r1@eA Hlse1anseA Mr. Merr5efs
the saaSe who had argued M Tn
eea's eAaifas before the ElseaGraleal8-
ralssn99, tired TO restrain him, bat
tas R9ler Of the Navy was MOI aaaas-
toned TO restfSIDt- The Admiral
tbaegbt The ship Was gging suina-
nalnglg, but there came . sgaaIl IN
me way d q cross examination
The modest little eDunsel for the
plaintiff handsd him Letter and
asked bin il be recognized TIE hand
writing Let me see, said the Adj
hairal He Rad 1t carefully and aaid
Il oSgeet,@ with a eorniesl emphasis
that brought down the bouse The
AS@lrzl9s condolences was gone. Let
ter after letter wes handed him I'm
bis own handwriting. and hi. eso.
fusion grew. He argued tssat tt,er
had no relevancy. told tbe eonn,eI
for the plaintiff that be was mo- la~-
yer, and said many other indiserses
aadindiscriainatet hings. Tbe,rsaI
Is not yet eoncluleeI, and ID Of eoa,rse
d bot LITTLE general Interest. / refer
to ii only because Of the prsrn;nenee
Of the defendant and bscsuse Of Tho
sharp contrast presented Of a rnan
accustomed TO agiocratieal AUTHORITY
compelled 10 defend hirnself agai,,s.
one d the ueakeat Of bi. former .t.b.
ordinates.
| Some tine since Che Senate ad,Dt-
ed resslation asking the SECRETARY
Of the Treasury whether sny rs5t,e-
ton in the clerical force Of that De.
partmsHr cgaisi s'r mace ~'.i sssr-n-
iage 70 the government. Tothis tbe
Secretary yesterday sent. reply
stating that no reduction Of clerical
force can advantagsoa.ly be made in
that Department, except, perhaps,
that some old ard fnfm employee
might be replaced By younger men.
The Secretary thinks however that
their dismia*al ~oold I've unjust, Nm
less s0ne provision be made for their
cd age. 10 reoognition Of their long
TRasya =, 90 .s1...1.. -. L.
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limited We stand; Divided We
Falls

The NeSstais Herald says There
IL more Importance TO be attached 10
. unity Of action on the part Of the
Democracy Of district, county and
State in the coming contest 10 West
Virginia than at the hrst glance may
appear 10 the casual thinker. IL is
not alone mhat ne may gain in car
RING successfully the election Of the
several candidates ON our State and
other tickets in October, but IL the
bearing the success Of that election
will have in preserving intact The or
ganization osOgr party, the influence
il will have on the management Of
State affairs during the next four
years, and the prestige is will give
70 the party in the election for Pres
ideng and members Of Congress which
f0llows in November, Both branches
Of Congress are now Democratic, and
if We can speceed 10 eIecting Dsa-
octatic President IL will bring ABBOTT
an entirely different Management Of
Federal affairs and a system Of legis-
lAti0n that cannos fail 10 prove high
II beneficial 70 the gfeat n1zyosry or
the people Of all sections Of the Re
public. The ojiops, bprdensome
laws which now disgrace the FEEDER.
al siatote-books will be repealed
the Consultation, az before under
Democratic administrations, will be
subjected 10 as;rict construction" in
the minuiess details Of all It's provis-
ions, and system Of economy viii
be again inaugarated that will pro.
dnce the best Of results.
80 accomplish these objects the
Democracy mast be united in their
action; the factious spirit, which to
q certain extent now prevails, must
be abandoned; personal preferences
and minor differences Of opinion
must BE- sacrificed upon the altar Of
the public veal, We canno. all Of
us, in our individual capacity, hope
70 have our preferences for men and
our especial views carried cut to the
letter az 70 platforms where 90 many
are concerned. Somebody must be
disappointed in the makeup Of the
sicke., and somebody must also be
disappointed in the construction Of
the platform. And IL that disap
pointment comes to o1rseifinstead of
our neighbor, OF 70 our neigbbor in
stead Of oarself, we should al once &C.
cept the situation and step forward
10 meet each other halfway, clasp
bands and each make surrender Of
that portion Of what We term our
disappOintments and complaints, 70,
the good Of the party organization
and for the promotion Of the good,
standing shoulder 70 shoulder in onr
efforts for the success Of our princi-
pies aud the candidates put in nomi-
nation by the authorized powers Of
the Democratic party through its or
gained conventions and commit
tees"
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We don't hear word nowadays
about the wholesale killing, skin
ming and roasting Of negroes down
South, but just wait until election
time approaches, and we shall get
enough to make W for los! time.
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Weare aGlh1riiMt5 10 aunsr,ns a
H1lr.lsY. N sslrls5.iTHs Slr SI.,srTF' a M.
son CarrsFr Il aiiie B1nsinr 0,rsa,.s sgs,,s
i'm, s'uhsgs Ea1werErs % ME 9sualisyn ~ ss,
nsu1airatit and ChnaerHrSae Course
nlicairsl1lnr G1rVsnrarn-
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The card rate on iron has been
again reduced, from s4.O9 to 1920
This Is as it should be- they had gone
mp too high.
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LEGAL rsoIEcEs.
THE SAFE oF WEST TTRaIEIa.

Nssps CorSrT, Te-wTr
A I RuBes hsSd IN the office Of tie C5esk
n u TIE COuHty Court If SAID ccErty,
on the fFst No7sssy IN April, lsSe
Anna A. Parsons.
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Henry G. Parsons
tm

II Gn1mfesy-
The object Of TINS sGit Is TO obs15n d.
Torue sIac-l0 usaisiatssi- Ard It aapesr-
ing By affidavit filed IL the papers Of aid
cause tilst the desensfan., HearV G. P4s-
SONS L not . resident Of the STATE q Wess
Virginia, on motion, il i oreerssf thai be
Dc appear here At RuBes 10 be held N sad
Office ON the Erst NODd4y IN the rs0ztb d
May, next and do what + necessary 70
protect bis Interest In this suit
Ieste J. p r b SMITH, Clerk
By JosERE Il HoLLoEAY, Dsputy.
simpson & Howard, Sos.
apr. IT
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Gs79 a week. Sl2 day at home easily
= q made. Costly outfit free. address
THuE ( Co, Augusta Maine, 'dec,lO-ly.
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RepubIiean County Con,enfIor

z L NsALE, Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-06
Oct.9.SO.
JUDGMENT.
C.. B. SMITH,
Sheriff.

State of Louisiana-Parish of West Fell
ciana.
Fifteenth Judicial District Court.
Corinne A. Evans wife, vs. Edward J.
McGehee, husband.
INHlS CAUSE come on to be heard DUR
Il suant to assignment. After hearinr
the evidence the court was of opinion that
the Plaintiff had established her claim
and was entitled to judgment as prayed
for.
The law and the evidence being in IA
vor thereof.
1t is ordered adjudged and decreed that
the plaintiff Corinne A. Evans wife, do
have Judgment and recover from the de-
PENDANT, Edward j. McGehee husband.
the sum of six Thousand nine hundred
and thirty-four dollars and sixty-nine
cents, $6934,69, with per cent per an
nun interest thereon from this date until
paid, and the costs of these proceedings.
1t is further ordered adiudged and de.
creed that the Datiore en- paieDsent made
by defendant to the plaintiff by an act
passed before Theodore A. Bakewell, No.
tary Public in and for this Parish. on the
18th day of December A. D., 1879 to the
amount of three Thousand nine hundred
and twenty dollars, be and the same is
now ratified and confirmed as of it's date.
ard this judgment be credited with that
amonnt of said date.
1t is further ordered adjudged and de-
creed that the community of acquets and
gains heretofore existing between pl ain
tiff and defendant be and is now desolv
ed, and plaintiff is now authorized and
empowered to resume the administration
of her own separate paraphernal estate
and to continue the same as a femme sale.
Done read and signed in open Court
this 4th day of October A. D., $780,
JOHN YOIST,
Judge 18th Judicial District Court.
A true copy made October 9th 1850.
G. NJ, BARROW.
Clerk.