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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

William j. Coughlin, OF Someryille
Mass, says: in the fall Of 1876 / was
taken with BLEEDING or THE LUNGS, fol-
lowed by a severe cough. lost my ap.
petite and flesh and was confined to my
bed In 1877 was admitted 10 the Hos.
pital The doctors said ! had a hole in my
lung as big as half dollar. At one time
report was around that was dead.
was dead. gave up hope, but a friend
told me Of DIR WILLIAM HALLS BAL.
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. ! got bottle
when to my surprise, ! commenced to feel
better and to-day feel better than for
three years past
write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR. Will
LIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be con.
WINGED that oossuMrTIos CAN BE crKTD. j
can positively say it has done more good
than all the other medicines have taken
since my sickness. 30'l-3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13
ELM HOUSE



Ma, O 3 Whl,loek, h.tswsn, New jersey.
Mise Carrie D0ty.
Ma john " Meier aud wife, 81. Lonis Mo.
Miss betty Meier
Mas Mamie Meier
Ms N Griffith. New YORK City.
Mise Hegina 0rtilil,
NJ hP iiosi, wife, aud servants ~ l. Guy
Mice FRANKIE H0yt,
Mise Grace HOyi,
Master hussoll hoyi,
Mrs Peter Mcqueen, Chafleston,n =. Z.
Mics NJ J Noon, New York CITY.
Misc Holmes, ~ y
Col l.. eiabert, eoaehman and Chores, \. !
Master Siebcrt, New York CITY.
Mrs Robert Swan, Geneva, y. ].
Mas Margaret bsAn, 49,.
pfA Is Palmer, and siio, Ann Arbor, Mich
Rev " q Winsiuw and wife, Boston, Mass.
Mas Mary winslow and maid.
Mics L Justice. Philadelphia, Pa.
Mfs II Justice,
Miss Anna l. steel. Germantown, IA.
Mise Helen Steel,
Miss L Csdy, New Haven. Conn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

We will send DR. Dyes Celebrated Flee
-yoltaic Belts and other Electric appli.
anees Of tial for thirty days 10 young
men and order persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality, etc,
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete
restoration u vigor aud manhood Also
for Rhumaiism, Neuralgia. Paralysis,
Lave aud Kidney difficulties, kaptures.
aud many other diseases. Illustrated pam.
phle, sent free. Address voltaic Belt Co,
Marshall, Mich 25iysl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13
TACoNIC HOTEL
Henry GRAY, Proprietor


WI or anI wife, Troy,
Mrs Wilkinson, ! children and nurse,
VI II Parker sud vile, Darlington, Aasi
Cn Holden, hGrSt0ga.
Wm Wilkinson, Troy.
" q Wider, boston,
GINNING, Newark, y
usa W Eastman, BosioD, Mas.
Cs nigelw. Toledo, Ohio,
Uea u MuTfAy, NJ.
& klmbaii, salt Lslt
"a Erwu. MiliAmsiQwn. hAss.
Miss A Boyd, Albany.
Mss NJ A Gray,
A Il C0umhs, "
& Il MlekhAn, \ Y.
Gilbert A Davis, Windsor, VI
Frank Biiss, Brooklyn,
Mrs h Biiss,
" I ,l0nli, NY,
Geo h wheeler, Bosion, Mass.
I'm Jonos, Adams, Mass.
" A Myefs, Moores Junction, N Y.
Mm A WymAn, Brooklyn
Mrs W A WsmAn,
Mics Helen 4 Wyman, Brooklyn,
Miss Maud WymaH,
q u Barbour. n Y.
II h fmiih. NY.
/ Milton GAyeti, No. Adams, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

AT Lowell Lake on the Fourth nit,
was 10 be seen a large ard varied congre
cation Of people. One class was that OF
the grangers who met 10 celebrate the day
AS that Of national holiday, and the OBJ
serencc OF a call from the ditieren, lodges
10 unite 10 social intercourse and listen TO
an able speech by Col A. b. Franklin Of
Nesiane. Another class whom we will
call pleasure seekers. though none the less
patriotic. sought the accommodations OF
this popular resort to wlinenss the grandeur
Of its scenery, 70 listen to The sweet strains
OF music as given by the Londonderry
Corbet Band aud partake Of the bounteous
SUPPLY Of yiAnds As provided by mine host
Hilton. Every one Of the three Thousand
presen, seemed to he Infused with the
feeling Of enjoyment; from those whose ST.
yer locks bespoke Of declining years, down
10 lie praiiling child, all seemed happy
in the pieAsureiso boantiiully provided
for them. Mr. Hilton has now the points
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13

Parents who allow their children to
grow up with scroiulous humors bursting
from every pore are guilty Of great
wrong. Think Of them pointed out as
branded with loathsome disease. aud
you will readily procure them the Cuticura
Remedies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13
An IInpnaaLllIlilY.

Deserving articles are always appreciat-
ed. The exceptional cleanliness Of Park
ers Hair Balsam makes il popular Gray
hairs ore impossible with its occasional
use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-07-13


visiting at Col NJ. S. Colburn's.
DR.. Marsh has quite recently purchas
ed one OF Lampson & Taylor's carriages.
They seem to take the eye OF the people in
general. and are going of like hot-cakes
Special communication of Adoniram
Lodge y. a A. NJ. Thursday evening, June
10 at IL O'Clock. Work on the second
degree. A full attendance is desired.
Z. J. WALKER, Sec.
There will be preaching at Adams Hall
mex, Sunday at eleven a. m. by Rev. ]. G.
Langiori and i, is expected that the Meth.
odis, society will employ Mr. Langford the
remainder Of the conference year
Since the recent terrible cyclone in
lGrinneM, Iowa Charlie Bonesteel aud Will
Thompson, who we're both located there,
have concluded that Vermont i pretty
good state to live 10 after all, and las,
week returned home in good health and
! spirits
Il, is expected that from this time for.
ward there will DO services in the Episco.
pal church in this village on Sunday after
moons. beginning, until further notice, at
half past three p m II no clergyman is
present TO otiieiAte lay services will be
held.
Prom recent number Of the Living
chureh" We copy the following IN regard
to the death Of Mr. Cyril Fuller who vas
many years ago a respected citizen OF this
place, bat who for the pas, thirty years
has resided in Decatur. Illinois The er.
tracts given below are taken from the min
uies placed by the vestry upon the records
Of the ST. Johns church 10 DeCaiur. Mr..
fulier's wife was an aunt Of Messrs Z. II.
and q, v Ovis;
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
EQUINOX HOUSE.

EQUINOX HOUSE.
F.a. oAfIss
AS sssliA .na vile. Ass laEs
~. NlsasAs IbsFdfesi, Aiesnf,
@ass Mss, afs Vera
M, hi,s,ess smstA, Mes tfaA
kiss Leuits fm4ihs
Rsstff Tfa6as kMhh.
Mles NtAt5 ssAih Az ssis.
VIZ retsy tx8 wife, Bridgeport. C0ns.
il Nsfrfa ss4 s.is.
M Wa a faaitt. vie sh2 stt ssv fefi
Master " a rmilh y,
Wa iEtnnm Gad slff. gfef,
Mft kesef,
Nlss klE,
vi 9.a MAJ y 0ed8sfa,
NJ aEd Mrs u A Mpcar4Y,
hlss Mec3rey AID rSfi8
EH MrCEFa5,
Mrs Geo, rsncetsi,
Miss ptsspaFst
n ~ hGyhss
tasFenes Budkin.
i II wulceas and wife. Boston
Msfs Ffolhinghsm asd maid, Bosios.
NJ GEa Mrs I;esy Tiie,ioa. hss fotf'
Rsss palsy TEumbEil.
9iss Hstiy y TrHmbnh,
d d Moore and wife, Chicago.
VIA HhsseY NeFna, New ioft.
Mics n A Pecth.m, ffoyidenos, u, ].
IN TsAlsr. Ne. fefa
Msas Taller.
MIS- A Y k0shueli
Mss l.ooAsel
Miss Bessis hoctsell sBd maid.
Mrs II q Faitouia
Mlss fttiaHtt.
Nrs & Hooker kaa raid. Bos,op.
Atana Nrs Edgtf r Ntllss. Hartford.
M d TRAIL and wife bfoohlyn,
NJ aud Mfs VIM Y. kugdtn, Hartford.
= l. BrowG. No. Adams.
l. l. Brown, Adsns.
i Ripper Adams
sas hehifnd IT,
tas q uhG.mefs.
Lsmasi Pomtrog. No. Adams
u v ihEals
" " Iaylor Gnd witf, New iori
Charles froebtl
NJ snd Mts Allen DDdwoFlh
Nj ana MIS- VIM 1, Thomson, 4 ohiidrcn Ans
safY2nis New YORK..
A II Kellogg and lady, Dorset
" Dictins0n aud wife, lisebbuTg.
Mira l. y walker, aos York
Miss TEmbaii,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

There is a little boy in Now
York, only four years old, who is
confirmed smoker, and has been so
almost iron the day he was weaned.
He keeps his mother pretty busy
filing up his pipe. A reporter call
ed to see him and offered strong
cigar, which the little fellow eagerly
seized, called for a match aud was
soon putting away for dear life, say.
ing he delighted in cigars, but could
not always get them. The family
say they cannot remember when or
now be first got hold of a pipe, but
that smoking has never made him
sick in the least. When deprived of
tobacco he raises such row and
cries so bitterly that they are CON-
PEELED to let him have his own way.
As soon as ha wakes up in the morn
ing he calls for his pipe. His health
is good, thus far, but he is inclined
to laciturnity. When he has a pipe
in his mouth it is difficult to get a
word out of him, and his customary
attitude is one Of meditation. He
sleeps we'll, but eats little, yet for all
that !. is said TO be as plump as pa
fridge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

ID. 49,. q u
SEE the advertisement of A. Hey-
man, which appers in this issue. An
observance Of the rules of fair trade
has made his establishment the one
most popular in Town, and his force
Of efficient and courteous statesmen
healed by Capt. Jim Nasits, will a.
ways be found ready and anxious to
show goods. 1t should be the espec-
ial care Of our people to literally re-
ward business thrift and energy, and
there is certainly no one in all our
who can lay higher claim
to these attributes than A. Heymau.
To our readers who reside in tho
country We have only q word to say:
When you come to Town, go to A.
Heyman'sand it you are not satisfied
With his goods and prices, it will be
impossible to suit you outside OF
New York.
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JUDGMENT.

No. 273i--Bcvtl,a Bernstein, Wife, vs..
Henry Hryman, HuSland--Twtlnh
judicial District Court, Parish Of
Rapil'.s, State of Louisiana.
TN THIS CAUSE THE PRELIMI
Il nary default having been duly ia
ken and rea"larly entered, and more
than tw" judicial days having elapsed
thereafter aud The Defendant still fail
ing to answer and the case being reg
ularly called and Plaintiff having
proved her demand, aud the law and
the evidence being in favor Of said
Plaintiff. Bertha Bernstein, wife of
Henry II. lyman aud against her said
husband;
1t is therefore ordered, adiudged
and dccrrrd that there DC Judgment
in her favor and against said llcury
Heyman, dissoiving the community OF
acQucts aud gains heretofore existing
between them (and thu same is uc,cby
dissolved and the said Bc,lia Bern.
stein is permitted to resume the con.
troll OF her separate affairs free ir"m
the control AMI interference of her said
husband.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and
decrccd that said Bertha bernstein do
have and recover of said Henry Hey
man, the SUN Of Five Thousand dollars
her dowry together with five per cent.
um per AMMAN, Interest thereon from
and after the eth day of Marcl, A. D.
1874 until paid and that her tight Of
Mort. So aud privilege upon the pro-
perry Of her said husband and opera
ting as such from and after the 10Th
day Of April 1874, he recognized, con-
tirmed aud made cxccutory, and it
is further ordered, adjudgcd and dc.
creed that she have and recover of
Defendant the costs of this suit to b.
taxed.
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court this seventh day of November,
A. D. 1882 w. F. BLACKMAN,
Judge 18th Judicial District Court.
Filed Nov. 9th. 1882:
c. L. RANsDELl., Dcp'y Clerk.
Stare OF louisiana
Parish of Rapides.
I hereby certify that the above and
is Il true and correct copy of
the original on file in this office.
Witness my hand and seal this Nov.
llth A. D. 1882.
C. L. RANSDELL,
Nov. %, 1882. D'y. Clerk.
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mo-. II
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1888.

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

MISCELLANEOUS.
SHElsIFFS SALE.
kr'rFEE & GARDNER }
IHEIE CrEil!nHs.

". NO C3N5
THElE CrEil!ons.
CNh ID IT C'",r. r::' :, Of Or'cars
ptE-l Ant 10 AN rirEn OF SALE
"t de t..ei IL N: OF >,,,;. l.. :. A
~ ~ l,e:. -: a i.its.'r' ',vvr, !. :, "f,'a;,
IL LA G;'I az N",rE.":, y. u. ] =. j.
s,!'' u, i@' III" "'...': IL" e., ! II; :, r;r;
I'n:i IL AID ~ - r#' i IL Orleans.
L""'Nii''a. =. ~ !:.'.'.t. K, ~ g.. ~
ItI Us. II, { C.~,,iu:S, M. t...'I. ol IL.
ir'.rt 81 sd CoH:a, cn,.:,::...., ne and
;si''!lo'f2''g L." IS S'.,!iii'rf IL Pa. ,l &,
ha!'''rN, 10 HdIt.t.r ard .'l. en- tl,
tcl ms AID cn'''ii'"nS l,.,.;;.:;.nr ~ y. on.
ca, i'n ll""l'y lrr.na.u . DE-. l,,l. |
| spi'l "hct ior'S, =. pail { a.n. .,i at III,
iron, "i ti'r t"rit l.n,I,r ,'crr "a .i. Tow,
OF A'Na"' Il. La, between ti.o l.on /, pc
sc''''',l hy law, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of JANUARY,
A. ID. 1s$j,
inc following dc>cri'cd property, to-wit /:
l. A cctia'n piece or parcel of ground
together With all The buildings and i'm
proVclilcn;e thereon situated, in the Par,
i>ll of R;,r,ls '. in this STATE. on the ri"ht
ballk OF Red River, near the mou, |, of Bal
you Jean dc Jean, and BEN" he same
piece OF ground upon whici, TIC warehouse
.! Henry A. Eios>:it is siiu.icd, the said
piece OF portion OF ground having front
on led River Of eight! frur fret, extend
ing back between parallel lines ninety
1eet more or less to Il stake twelve feet
from the corner of the said warehouse, and
containing eight Thousand four hundred
and cigiiiy-t"''r square feet which said
piece or portion of ground is bounded
above by an imaginary street, and below
ny property of Mrs. Anna G. DOyce, in
front Red River, i'll the rear by the public
road; and
2. Also another piece, or portion of
ground situated in the same Parish aud
separated from the property above des-
crlbcd by the public road and having a
front of eiglty-ninc feet upon an inagna-
ry street, thence extending back between
parallel lines one hundred and ten feet, OF
IN other words to a line twelve feet from,
the building, back, front and sides, the
sad piece or parcel contains nine thousand
seven hundred and ninety feet, and bcin.
bounded on all sides 10y lands of the said
Mrs. Anna G. Boyce, together with all the
and improvements of Tie said
piece of ground.
The whole of said property being ac-
CURED by the said Keitfer u Gardner from
Henry A. Biossat by Act passed before
Charles G: Andry, Notary Public, in New |
Orleans, of date December Ii, 1SoO, said
lots to be offered and sold separately. |
Terms or SAAE-Thc property will BIZ
to the highest and last bidder
on the following terms: One-half of pur-
chase price in cash and the balance on a
credit OF twelve months, tho purchaser
his promissory note bearing
eight 81 per cent. interestp per annum from
date of adjudication, payable to the order
Of Livingston II. Gardner, syndic kciilcr
Gardner, twelve months after date, with
'pecla mortgage and vendors lien retain
81 on tile property until full and final
payment. Said sale to be made subject to
DC. Paul.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Rapidcs.
Dec. 6, 1SS2-t.lS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

Oscar Wilde :emains in this coun
try "mere'y to overcome the rem
nants Of vulgar ridicule that still
greet bin now and then" according
to bis own showing. When that is
overcome, BY the way, Oscar will be
forgotten. Ho has had no following
except from a vulgar curiosity Of
vulgar people.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27
SOMETHING WONDERFULLY
DIDN'T BELIEVE IT UNTIL WE TRIED n.

DIDN'T BELIEVE IT UNTIL WE TRIED IT.
What the people Of Opelousas say
about the BITTER CUP sold to them
ny DIR. Palmer, who has been among
them for s"ne time, and, who il now
in our City to give our people chance
t" test 'Ec tine medical qualities wi, eli
are natural viii, the wood. lie can be
found ata!l times ON the CO, ucr of SEC.
6nd and DeSo,o Streets, for tho uex,
two months. He will guarantee the
cup by n deposit Of none, with any
ut our merchants. As I. il,e value OF
The cnp lie is'tls the nuhic 10 the
E"ltrd States D'.l,en,at",y, pas,. 1909,
as" /" tue ce'. 'icalvs of well known
and reliable cr:zens Of our Dei.I,bur.
ing city Of Opelousas, which We give
below:
SIX or eight days ago DOCTOR
PALMER on Main S,,eet. at Mr.. Jo-
SEPT, Blnch's cn,ncl. Anld us a cup
made Of the tamnus Cpdrel Cimaba
word IA bitter Tree g'"" ug Central
An'e'",. S'nre We have Teen drink.
ias the Bitter Water from this won
t'crul exp We certify that We have
beeu relieved Ot chills aud ihtermit-
tent fevers, rheumatism, neuralgia,
dyspepsia, cramps, Indigestion, sick
headache, piles, etc.
Judge J. B. F"ntenot,
Judge A. Guairlyucs,
c. Is. And.us. Merchant,
Captain Black,
J. 3. Mesin'cy,
]. I. STROLLER, Atty at Law
c. Brand, Merchant,
NJ. Vi'asca,
Q. Hayes, Dep'y Sheriff,
II. .. Dowdy,
JOS. Firnberg.
Sol. Bloch,
Jnsrr.i f'nch.
G. Mayo, p. NJ.
II. Lewis, st. Landry Dem. !
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ppetrN,
~ q
a LOVERS FOND REPRoACHEs.
HON. VIM. II. HUNT.

They tell me that thou hast others loved
That other arms have pressed thee,
That others ears have drunk thy vows,
And others lips carcsscd thee;
That ut the shrine where I have lain
The love deemed only ours,
Others before had brought their truth
To fade like summers flowers,
[ faim had hoped that in thy breast
When close to mine I'd fold thee,
A newborn passion giowc., to hear
The words of love tod thee:
fam lad hoped that FIRST for me
Tho heart pressed was beating,
fhe girlhood fancies were like snow
AS stainless and as Aeetins.
The springs first blossoms let the bees
Sip with the opening hours!
FL rather wait to drink the sweets
OF summers full-b!own fluwers!
Thy youthful passions I'd believe,
Lest greater woe befel thee,
hnow not the honey of true love-,
In spite of all they tell me.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

The PUNCHED Com s:w1NDLE.-
The hoavy discount made GU silver
coins with holes in tLen IS one OF
che biggest frauds that a putient
public is made to endure. Half dol.
lars with holes in them are taken for
only 35 cents; Is cent pieces for on
~ Is cents, aud dimes for only s
cents. Any observing person knows
that a hole punched in coin with a
sharp instrument, like al awl, does
not displace any of the metal, be-
cause it is only comaressed around
the edges Of the hole, and the coin
weighs as much as it ever did; it is
only when hole is made BY a blunt
instrument, like nail, that q piece
OF tho metal is removed every time a
hole was made; any one can see tina,
only small per cent. of it is taken
away, and that the above given dis.
counts are entirely too unreasonable
and unfair. Silver and gold are al
ways worth their weight, no matter
how a coin may he damaged in sp
pearance. AS the Treasury Depart
ment has advertised TO redeem mutt
lated coins at actual value, it is easy
to be seen that there is fine specu.
lation being carried on by some
branches Of business, in thus dis
counting mu,iIated coins and having
them redeemed by weights. The
banks Of the country are said to be
responsible for the discount, and be
ing exclusively money dealers, they
are about the only ones who can be
arbitrary and exacting in enforcing
the discount. II is nevertheless a
fraud and > hardship on the owners
of mutilated coins. and should be
stopped by Congressional or State
Legislation. II Elk.
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DEMOCRAT
TER MS:

THE DEMOCRAT is published Weekly
at Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS peI
annum --0NE OCULAR and FIFTY CENTS
for six months - PAYABLE IN AID.
VANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rat.
ofONE DOLLAR per square for the first
Insertion and FIFTY CFNTs for each
subsequent one. Fen lines or less
(breyier type constitute square.
0BITUARYNOTICES, Marriages, Public
Meetings, C.r:ls Of Thanks, etc, TO he
paid "a advertisements
PERSONAL CARDS when admissable-
charged double the usual Advertising
rates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

-TALAAaE preached one Of bis
characteristic sermons recently, his
subject being back biters, and in a
scathing rebuke to that class Of COS
sips, among other things lie said:
Il have more respect for the poor
waif of the street that goes down IN
der the gaslisht, with no home and
no God-for she deceives no one as
to what she is-than / have for these
hags of respectable society who GOV
er up their tiger claws with fine
shawl aud bolt tue hell of their heart
With diamond breastpia.''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

Go to the Eagle Drug Store for
your Christmas Toys and Holiday
Gifts. An examination of the stock
viii richly repay any one who con.
templates making his friends happy.
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JUDGMENT.

Mrs. MARY NJ. SWORDS, WIFE VS.. z. II.
HAkT, HusBASD-No. 1851.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Rap'dcs, State If Louisiana,
October Term, A. D. 1882.
THIS CAUSE BEING CALLED
l. pursuant t" previous assignment,
and tial had aud by reason of the law
and the evidence being in favor there
of, it is ordered, adjudsed and decr.ed
that the plant: # Mrs. Mary NJ. Sw ouls
do have and recover If the defendant
Zacl'ariah Taylor Hart, her husband,
the sum Of thiriy-fiyL hundred dollars
with i've per c'ntnm per annum inter
est OH two hundred and fifty dollars
thereof from September 1st, 1880, and
a like rate Of interest on thirty two
hundred and fifty dollars thereof from
January lat, 1881 aud costs Of this
suit to be taxld.
1t is further ordered and decreed
that plaintiffs mortgage for the sum
OF thirty five hundred dollars opera
ting upon all IF the property Of the
defendant be and the same is hereby
wcOgu:zetl, declared executu:y aud
ordered enforced.
1t ia further ordered aud dccrcrd
that the community If acqur'l add
gains heretofore existing imtweru
plaintiff "nd defendant M. and the s;,n.,.
is h"r.hy forever dissolved: and the
plaintiff he aud The satIc is L,,rhy al,
lowed I" 'e'ake aud haze the c,.nr.l
and administration "firr s,!nsa;r aud
lmrap''rrnal pr"!"a'y ind,l,tnd, hi Vi
her said husband.
Thus done, read and si.n,,,l j., urcn
Court this Nuvcu,"r Ssh. A. -. is,
W. L. HLACKMAN,
Judge l2'h Judicial Dis.,ict.
Filed Nov. 9th. 1882:
G. l.. RANsDELL.
Deputy Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Rap'hcs.
! hereby certify that tie above and
Judgment is IL trne and cor
.ect copy vi the original on file aud
luly ri record in the Clerks Office of
his Parish, and State.
l1F& IN testimony whereof wit
ESS ness my hand and seal of
E8SB! office, on this llth day of
~ December A. D. 1882.
F.. s. FLOWER,
DEC. 1897. Dep'y Clerk.