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THURSDAY,:^:::»""»»: 0110 - 28 > 1865 -
CITY VS. COUNTRY LIFE.
Cory O'Lanus, of the Brooklyn Ea
gle gives hi« experience of the felici
ties of country life at this season. The
locality is somewhere iu New Jersey.
The place is a lovely spot, but
wants improving. The tidewalks are
not flagged, and there are no street
lamps.
No ice cream saloon, no lager ; no
aldermen or any of the luxuries of city
life.
But there is a great deal ofnatu'e.—
The nature consists mostly of trees,
rail-fences, corn fields and musquitoes.
Particularly musquitoes.
Also dogs. Everybody in the
country keeps dogs. 'Ihey are ani
mals of large pattern, not particular
about the breed.
They earn their bread by barking
at cows, horses and strangers.
There is a picturesque village, com
posed of a tavern and two blacksmith
shops. inn: situated on the banks of
a canal, it may be regarded as a wa
tering place. The graceful canal boats
gliding along at the rate of two miles
a week, remind you of Venice and
gondolas.
It much resembles Venice before
Venice was built. »
Farming life is very serene. You
get up in the middle of the night and
milk the cowb and split wood for
breakfaBt.— You then hoe com till
breakfast is ready.
After breakfast you feed the pigs
and hunt eggs.
The balance of the evening is spent
in the cheerful recreation of sparring
with the musquitoes.
Then there's the girls.
Most of the farmers raise girls.
Tliey are useful to feed the chickens
and sit up with the young men in the
best room on Sunday eveuing.
Country girls are Dice.
If you should want to get married
at any time, I'll take you out to Jer
sey and introduce you.
When you go courting them, you
must always take a pocket full of pea
nuts if you don't want to be consid
ered mean.
The filopene business is very popu
lar. The girls are very apt to expect
it. I have just bought out a fancy
store, and sent it up there by express,
to square my outstanding liabilities in
that line.
Otherwise, sitting up with country
girls is very refreshing. Sitting with
one arm around her waist the other
hand flattening musquitoes, while she
tells you all about the quilting party
last winter, at Aunt Jerusha's ; what
Sally Ann Spöck wore when she was
married to Josiah Corndodger ,and how
many chickens they had when they
commenced house-keeping is an en
joyment not to be met with in town.
Respect the Agkd .—Bow low
the head, boy. Do revercnce to the
old man.
Once like you, vicissitudes of lifo
have silvered the hair, and changed
the round, merry face to the worn via
age before you.
Once that heart beat with incidents
co-equal to any you have ever felt ; as
pirations crushed by disappointment,
as yours are perhaps destined to be.
Once that form moved proudly
through the gay scenes of life ; now
the hand of Time that withers the
flowers of yesterday has warped the
figure and destroyed the noble car
riage.
Once at your age, he possessed the
thoughts that pass through your
brain, now wishing to accomplish
deeds worthy of a nook in fame, anon
imagining life a dream, that the soon
er he awoke from the better. I ne
time to awake is very near at hand,
yet his eye kindles at noble deeds of
daring, and the hand makes a firmer
grasp of the staff.
Bow low the head, boy, as you
would in your old ago be reverenced
Black Your Boots! Why?—
Brightly polished boots are cooler in
warm weather and warmer in cold
weather than dull and dusty boots ;
for iu warm weather they reflect the
heat of the sun, which dusty and
dirty boots absorb ; and in cold
weather the dirty boot does not al
low the warmth of your foot to radi
ate freely, whereas the clean boot
does. Clean, bright boots are conse
quently more comfortable as well as
respectable both iu hot weather and
in cold. Not only will different sub
stances, as iron and wood, give out
heat or take it in, more or less.^ ac
tively as it is bright or dull. They
have a surface or many little hills
and valleys, so that, in truth, there
is more surface for heat to pass
through either way. As a rough
Burface is a larger surface, more heat
irom within than without always
passes through dull and dirty boots
(ban the polished ouee.
A Great Country .—Some years
ago an Alabama paper got off the
following " burst of eloquence : "
There's not the least shadow of a
doubt of the matter—ours is em
phatically, undeniably, incontrovert
ably, positively, comparatively, and
superlatively, a great and glorious
country. The annals of time furnish
nothing to compare with it ; Greece
wasn't a circumstance ; Rome was
no where ; Venice couldn t hold us a
candle, while all modern nations sink
into insignificance before our coun
try. It has longer rivers, and more
of them, muddier, deeper, and run
faster and go farther, and make more
noise, and rise higher, and fall lower,
and do more damage, than anybody
else's rivers. It has more lakes, and
they are bigger and deeper, and
clearer than those of any other na
tion. It has more cataracts, and
they fall farther and faster and
harder, and roar louder, and look
grander than all other cataracts
It
has more mountains, and higher ones,
and more snow on 'em, and they are
harder to get up, and easier to fall
down, than all other mountains. It
has more gold, and it is heavier and
brighter, and is worth more, than the
gold of other nations.
Our rail cars are bigger and run
faster, and pitch off the track oftener,
and kill more people than all other
cars. Our steamboats are longer,
and carry bigger loads, and bile their
busters oftener, and the captains
swear balder than in other countries.
Our men are bigger, higher and
thicker, and can fight harder and
faster, and can diink more whisky,
chaw more tobacco, spit more and
further, kick up their heels higher,
and do anything else more and better,
and oftener, than men in all other
countries combined. Our ladies are
prettier, druss finer, spend more
money, break more hearts, wear big
ger hoops and wear shorter dresses,
kick up the devil generally to a
greater extent than all other ladies.
Our politicians can spout louder,
lie harder, make gas faster, dodge
quicker, and turn oftener, make more
noise, and do less work than every
body else's politicians. Our niggers
are blacker, work harder, have
thicker skulls, smell louder, and need
thrashing oftener than other niggers.
Our children squall louder, grow
faster, and get too big for their
trowsers quicker than all other
children.
I » I
Begging and Boring .—Our
wealthy citizens here, such as Wil
liam B. Astor, A. T, Stewart, Au
guste Belinont and II. B. Clafin, are
subject to such constant annoyauce
from petitions and petitioners for
charity, that they are compelled to
shut themselves up during business
hours, and employ clerks to open
the letters whose address they do
not recognize. Indeed, all men of
celebrity are persecuted in this way,
and are sought every hour in the day
by troops of professional and amateur
mendicants, who, if they have an
opportunity, only worry out the lives
of the notabilities. Even Horace
Greeley, for this among other reasons,
is obliged to shut himself up in the
Bible House, in a room known only
to a few inmates, to prevent being
bored to death. The Tribune office,
I understand, is visited from early
morning until nightfall by beggars of
all descriptions, and bores of every
line and kind, to see II. G., who, it is
said, has given away $50,000 in the
last ten years to persons soliciting
charity, and asking loans that they
never designed to return. Apropos
of this theme, I observe by the
foreign files that the French news
papers having announced that Mile.
Bejozet had, from some quarter of
the horizon, obtained a windfall of
$20,000 ; she received before noon
next day begging letters which, had
she granted all their prayers, would
have taken $22,000. Baron de Roths
child said once that if he were to
comply with all the requests made
him in begging letters, it would cost
him $5,000,000 a year. Some peo
pie find it so much easier to beg
than to earn !— N. Y. Correspondent
of the Indianapolis Journal.
Etat de la Louisiane —Parol««» d'Ouest Bâton
Rouge— Cour du 5me District—No. '781— Marie
Grém'lion, épouse de Jean Baptiste Chemin va
Jean Baptiste Chemin.
PANS CETTK CAUSE le défendeur Jean Bap
tiste Chemin, ayaht enregistré- sa réponse
ei consente du que l'afinire p raipse immedeate
mert, la loi et les preuves étant en faveur de la
demanderesse.
»I est par consequent décrété, que MarieOrémil
lon ait jugement centre ton époux, Jean Baptiste
Chemin, défendeur, en 1# somme de quatre cent
quatre vjngt quatre piastres et quatre vingt dix
sous, avec inter ét légal i't computer de la demande
judiciaire, savoir! le 1er Décembre, 1865, jusqu'à
parfait paiement.
Il est de plus d&rt'té, que jusqu'à concurrence
de la dite somme, elle ait privilège et hypothèque
sur tous les biens de son dit époux ù partir du 12
de Juin, 1858, époque à laqu'elle il reçut ie mon
tant, sus-dit .
Il est de plus décrète, que la demanderesse soit
si'pari'e de bien de son ■ poux, et qu'elle ait pleine
et entière administration de ses biens parapher
naux. et s/part«, et que le défendeur paie les frais
de c» procès.
Fait, la st sign/, en Cour, ce lime jour de Dé
cembre, A. D., 1866.
(Signé,) H. T. POSEY,
Juge du 6me Diat. Jud.
Copie conforme a l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier, Ouest Bâton Bouge, ce
J3me jour d# Décembre, A D., is<>5.
ieeîl 0. M. litliuso, Greffier,
Etat de la lool»l»n»— Paroisse d'Oaest Baton
Ro»g» —Oour da 6me District—No. 1787—Rosa
line Varner, épouse, vs Etienne LeBail.
CKTTK CAUSK >;tnt paru par onnsentement
des partiel, et après l'audition del témoign
ait*» ayant été soumise à la Goar, et la lot et lai
preuve» étant ea faveur de la demanderesse.
Il est par consequent déerété. que Koséllne Var
ner ait jugement contie Bon époux, Etienne lie
Hall, le défendeur, en la somma de (l»ux mille
quatre cent quatre ringt sept piastres onae sous,
avec Intérét légal à computer de la demande Judi
ciaire savoir ; le 39 de Novembre, 1866.
Il est de plus décrété que la dite demanderesse
alt privilege et hypothèque ear tout les biens da
son dit époux à partir du 17 Février, 1861, époque
& laquelle il! reçut le montant sua-dit: Quelle
soit séparée de bien de son dit époux, et qu'elle ait
pleine et entière administration de tes biens pa
rapbernepux et séparés et que la défendeur pale
le frais de ce procès
Fait, lu et signé, en Oour, ce lima jour de
Décembre, A. D. 1866.
(Signé,) ». T. P08EY,
Juge du Orne Dit t.
Copie oonforme h l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier, O'uest Bâton Rouge, ce
14ine jour de Décembre, A. D., 1866.
dec21 L. a. C ourtadb , Dep. Greffier.
State of Louisiana—Pariah of West Baton
Rouge—Fifth District Court—No. 1756—
Appasie LeBlanc, wife, vs. Theophile
Allain, husband.
THIS CASE was taken up by consent,
and after testimony adduced, submit
ted to the Court, and the law and evidence
being in favor thereof, it is ordered, ad
judged and decreed that the plaintiff As
paaio LeBlanc, wife, have judgment
against, and recover from her husband,
Theophilo Allain, the Defendant, the
sum of ten thousand, eight hundred, and
ninety-nine dollars and eleven cents, with
legal interest from Judicial demand, to
wit: the 22d day of November, 1865, until
paid.
It is further ordered, that she have a lo
gal mortgage and privilege over all the
property of her husband the Defendant
from the time when he received the
above amount to-wit: the 28th day of
February,1848.
It is further ordered, that Baid Plaintiff
be separate in property from her said hus
band, the Defendant, and that she have
the full and free administration of (her
soparate and paraphernal property, and
that said Defendant, pay the costs of this
suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court,
this 11th day of December, A. D„ 1865.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December, A. D., 1865.
dec21. O. M. L e B lanc , Clerk.
Etat de la Louisiane — Paroisse d'Ouest
Bâton Itouge — Cour du 6me District —
Aspasie LeBlanc, épouse de Théophile
Allain, vs. Théophile Allain, No. 1756.
CETTE cause ayant paru par consente
ment des parties et après l'audition
dos témoignages ayant été soumise à
la Cour ; et la loi et les preuves étant en
faveur de la demanderesse ; Il est par con
séquent décrété que Aspasie LeBlanc ait
jugement contre son époux Théophile Al
lain le défendeur en la somme de dix mille
huit cent quatre-vingt dix neuf piastres et
onze sous, avec intérêt legal à computer
de la demande judiciaire, savoir : du 22
Novembre, 1865, jusqu'à parfait paiement
lt est de plus décrété que jusqu'à concur
rence de la dite somme elle »ît privilège et
hypothèque sur tous les biens de son dit
époux, à partir du 28 de Février, 1848,
époque à laquelle il vient le montant sus
dit ; Il est de plus décrété que la dite de
manderesse soit separée de biens de Bon
dit époux et qu'elle ait pleine et entière
administration de ses biens paraphernaux
et séparés et que le défendeur paie les
frais de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Cour, ce lime jour
do Décembre, A. D., 1865.
(Signé) B. T. POSEY,
Juge du 5me Dist. Judiciaire.
Copie conformé à l'Original, ce 13me
jour de December, A. D., 1865.
dec21. O. M. L e B lanc , Greffier.
Stato of Louisiana—Parish of Wost Baton
Bonge— Fifth District Court—No. 1748—
Mrs. Aureline Landry, wife, vs. Dr.
Thos. P.Vaughn, husband.
THIS CASE having this day been takon
up for trial, by consent of parties, af
ter evidence adduced, the case gas sub
mi'tod to the Court, the law and evidence
being in favor of the same.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and de
croed. that the Plaintiff, Mrs. Aureline
Landry, wife of Dr. Thos. P. Vaughn, do
have and recover of the Defendant, T.
P. Vaughn, the sum of five thousand, one
hundred, and fifty eight 5-100dollars, with
five per cent interest ftom the 28d day of
November, 1865, until paid, aud with legal
mortgage on all of Defendant's properly as
follows, to-wit:
For the sum of $155 29 from 2Sd July
1851; $151 40 from 11th October, 1852;
$84< 87 from 5th August 1853; $744 42
from 16th March, 1854; $629 80 from 24th
March 1S55; $607 08 from 5th August, 1856;
$22 19 from September, 1859; $1000 00
from 1st December, 1858; $800 00 from 1st
January, 1862; $700 00 from 1st Decem
ber, 1864.
It is further ordered, adjudged and de
creed. that Plaintiff's property be separate
from that of Defendant, and that she have
the administration ol tho same, and costs
of suit.
Done, road and signed in open Court, this
11th day of December, A. D., 1865.
(Signed) R.T.POSEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District,
A truo copy of tho original.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December, A. D.,1865.
dec21. O. M- L k B lano Clerk
Etat de la Louisiane—Paroisse d'Ouest Bâton
Bouge—Cour du 6me District—No. 1748— Mme.
Auréline Landry,épouse vs. Dr. Thos P. Vaughn
CETTE CAUSK ayant paru par le consente
ment des parties et après l'audition des té
moignages ayant été soumise n la Oour. et la loi
et les preuves étant en faveur de la demanderesse.
Il e*t par conséquent décrété qu Aurélint Landry
ait jugement ooatre son époux, Dr. ThoB. P.
Vaughn, le dtfendeur, en la somme de cinq mille
cent cinquante huit 5-100 piastre avec Intérét à
raison de cinq pour cent a diiter du 23 Novembre,
1865, jusqu'à concurrence de la dite somme, qu'
elle ait hypothèque sur tous les biens de "on mari
pour les sommes et à computer des dûtes suivan
te. savoir : Pour la somme de
$155 29 due 28 Juillet, 1Ï51 ; »151 40 du 11 Oct.
1852; $'147 87 du 6 Août, 1863; $744 42 dn 16
Mars, 1854; $629 80 du 24 Mars, 1855 ; 607 08 du
5 Août, 1856; $22 19 du Sept.. 1859 ; $1000 00 du
1er Décembre, 1868; $800 00 du 1er Janvier, 1862;
$700 00 du 1er Décembre, 1864.
I! est décrété de plus que la dite demanderesse
soit mlparée de biens de son dit époux, et qu'elie
ait pleine et entière administration de ses biens
paraphernaux et séparés et que le défendeur paie
les frais de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Oour, ce lime jour de Dé
cembre, 1865.
(Signé,) R. T. POSEY,
Juge du 6me District.
Copie conforme à l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier d'Ouest Bâton Rouge, ce
18me jour de Décembre, A. D., 1865.
dec21 O. M. LzBuxc, Greffier.
TTARNESS & SADDLERY,
XI Mv areiebt miortment la complete.
jiUytt JUUUS C. BCK iê L.
State of Louisiana—Parish of Went Baton
Ronge— Fifth District Conrt—No. 1786—
Elvina Landry, wife, vs. Alfred Hebert,
husband.
THIS CASE was taken up by oonsent,
and after testimony adduced, submit
ted to the Court,, and the law and evidence
being in favor thereof. It is therefore or
dered, adjudged and deereed that Elvina
Landry, wife of Alfred Hebert, the plain
tiff, have judgment against and recover
from the Defendant Alfred Hebert, in the
snm of eleven thousand nine hundred and
fourteen dollars andnineteen cents ($119
14 19,) with interest at the rate of five per
cent, per annum from November 15th,
1865, until paid,
It is furtner ordered that the plaintiff
have a legal mortgage on the property of
said defendant for fourteen hundred and
eleven 94-100 dollars, to date back to Janu
ary 26, 1858, when said amount was re
ceived by him ; for five hundred and
eighty-five 15-100 dollars from May
9tn, 1854, : for thirteen hundred and
twenty-eignt 85 100 dollars from May 1st,
1855 ; for thirteen hundrod and forty-nino
7-100 dollars from May 20th, 1856 ; for
three hundred and forty-three 99-100 dol
lars from 1st March, 1857 ; for sixteen
hundred and thirty-four 80-100 dollars
from April 1st, 1858 : and for five thou
sand two hundred and sixty 89-100 dollars
from April 15th 1859.
It is further ordored that said Elvina
Landry, the plaintiff, be separate in pro
perty from her husband, Alfred hebert,
tho defendant ; that she have the admin
istration of her separate property, and
that defendant pnv the cost of this suit.
Done, read ana signed in open court,
this 11th December, A. D., 1865.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerk's Office, West Baton Rongo, this
14th, December, A. D., 1865.
L. A. C oüutadb,
dec21 Deputy Clerk.
Etat de la Louisiane—Paroisse d'Ouest, Bâton
Bouge—Cour du 6me District — No. 1736— Klviiia
Landry, épouse, vs. Alfred Uébert.
C UTTK CAUSE ayant paru par consentement
j des parties, ut après l'audition dea témoign
ages ayant été soumise à la Cour, et la lot «t les
preuves étant en faveur de la demanderesse.
Il est par conséquent décréié, que Elvina Lan
dry, ait jugement contre son époux, Alfred Hé
bert, le défendeur, en la somme de onze mllie neuf
rent quatorze piastre et dix neuf sous, (11,914 lS/J
avoc intérét k cinq pour cent par an du 16 Nov
embre, 1866, jusqu'à paiement.
Il est de plus décrété, que jusqu'à concurrença
de la dit« somme elle ait privilege et hypothèque
sur tous les biens de son dit époux, pour la somma
de quatoiae cent onze piastres quatre-vingt qua
torze sous, a partir du 26 Janvier, 1868, époque i\
laquelle il reçut le montant susdit, pour la somme
de cinq cent quatre vingi cinq 16-100 piastres, «
partir du 9 Mai, 1V54 ; pour treize cent vingt huit
«6-100 piastres du 1er Mai, 1866, pour treize cent
quarante neuf 07-00 piastres, du '20 Mai, 16ô6f;
pour trou cent quarante trois 99 100 piastres du
1er Mars, 185T ; poor seiïe cent trente quatro
a0-100 piastre du 1er Avril, 1868, et pour la somme
de cinq mille deux cent soixante SH 100 piastres
dn 16 Avril, 1869.
Il est de plus décrété, que la dite demanderesse
soit séparée de biens de son époux, et qu'elle mit
pleine et entière administration de ses biens pa
raphernaux, et séparés et que le détendeur paie
les fra.s de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé, en Cour, ce lime jour de Dé
cembre, A, D., 1866.
(Signé,) H. T. P03EY,
Juge du 5m» Dis. Jud.
Copie conforme à l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier, Ouest Bâton Bouge, ce 14
Décembre, A. D., 1865. L. A. C ourtade,
decül Député Greffier,
State of Louisiana—Parish of Wost Baton
Rouge—Fifth District Court—No. 1798—
Josephine Landry, wife, vs. William
White, husband.
IN THIS CASE, Defendant having filed
his answer, same was taken up for trial,
and after introduction of testimony ana
argument of counsel, for reason of tho law
and evidence being in favor thereof, it is
ordered, adjudged and decreed thut the
Plaintiff Josephine Landry, wife, do have,
and recover of the Defendant, Win. White,
husband, the sum of three thousand and
thirty seven 82XJdollars, with five percent
interest from Dec. 8th, 1865, until paid,
and also with mortgage on all his property,
from 22d February, 1841.
It is also ordered that Plaintiff have the
administration of her separate property
that there be jadgment of non-suit for
plaintiffs claim against Defendant, for
amount of monies recovered from the suc
cession of her father, Armand Landry do
ceased, and that defendant pay cost* of
this Buit
Done, read and signed in open Court,
this 11th day of December, A. D., 1865.
(Signed) R.T.POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District,
A true copy of the orfginal.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December, A. D., 1885.
dec21. O. M.L e B lano , Clerk
Etat de ia Louisiane—Paraisse d'Ouest Baton
Bouge — Oourduömo District- No. 1798— José
phine Landry, épouse, vs. William White.
(1ETTE CAUSE ayant paru après réponse enré
j gUtré» par le défendeur, et après i'auditii.n
des témoignages et après plaidoyer fait,la loi et
lea preuves étant en faveur de la demanderesse.
Il eat par conséquent décrété que Josephine
Landry ait jugement contre son époux, William
White, le défendeur, en la somme de trois mille et
trente sert 82>s-K)0tpiastres, avec intérét à raison
de cinq pour ceut à computer du 8 Décembre,
1865, jusqu'à la concurrence de la dite israrae, et
qu'elle ait hypothèque sur toutes se» propriétés à
dâtre de 22 Février, 1841.
Il est de pinB décrété,que la dite demanderesse
soit séparée de biens de son dit époux, et que ce
jugement lui donne pouvoir d'intenter procès «on
t.re le défendeur, pour le fonds qu'il à reçu de ia
succession de son père, Armand Landry, décédé,
et que le défendeur paie les frais de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Cour, ce lime jour de Dé
cembre, A. D., 1866.
(Signé,) R. T. POSEY,
Juge du 6me Diat,
Copie conforme à l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier, Ouest Bâton Kougs.ce 13
Décembre, A. D., 1865.
dec21 O. M. L e B lano , Greffier.
State of Louisiana—Parish of West Baton
Rouge—In Fifth District Court—Rose
line Varner, wife, vs. Etienne LeBail,
husband—December 8 th, 1865—No. 1787.
rpHIS case wns taken up by consent and
i after testimony adduced, submitted to
the Court, and the law and evidenco being
in favor thereof,
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the Plaintiff, Koseline Varner
wife, have judgmont against and recover
from the Defendant, Etienne LeBail, her
husband, the sum of two thousand four
hundred and eighty-seven dollars and
twelve cents, with legal interest from Jn
dicial demand, to-wit: the 29th day of
November, 1865.
It is further ordered that said Plaintiff
havo a privilege and mortgage on all tho
property of her husband from tho time the
above amount came into his hands, to-wit :
the 17th day of Febiuary, 1851, that she
be separate in property from her husband
and that she have the full and free admin
istration of her paraphernal property and
effects, and that Defendant pay the costs
of this suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court this
11th day of December, A. D., 1885.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, thi»
14th day of December, A. D.,1865.
L. Ä. C oubtade,
dsciü. Deputy Clerfc.
Etat de 1» Louisiane — Paroisse d'Ouest
Bâton Ronge — Cour da 6me District —
Alexandrine Daigre, épouse, vs. Flavien
Tuilier.—No. 1791.
CETTE cause ayant ce jour para par le
consentement dee parties, et après
l'audition des témoignages et la loi et les
preuves étant en faveur de la demanderes
se. Il est par conséquent décrété qu'A
Iexandrine Daigre, ait jugement contre
son époux Flavien Tuilier le défendeur,
en la somme de six cent quatre-vingt dou
ze 17f-100 piastres avec intérêt à oinq
pour cent de la demande judiciaire et
qu'elle ait hypothèque sur toute ces pro
priétés pour les Hommes et K partir
des dâtes suivantes, savoir: Pour la
somme de $292, 02| du 6 Juin, 1834,
$200,00 du 1er Janvier, 1848, $50,20 du
24 Juin 1860, $81 ,60 du 7 Avril, 1862,
$68,66 du 21 Mars, 1860.
Il est de plus décrét^ que la demande
resse ait l'administration de ses biens pa
raphernaux et séparés et que le défendeur
paie les frais de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Cour, ce 11 Décem
bre A. D., 1866,
(Signé) R. T. POSEY,
Juge du 6mo District.
Copie conformo à l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier, Ouest Bâton Rouge,
ce 13 Décembre, A. D.. 1865.
dec21. O. M. L k B lano , Greffier.
Stato of Lonisiana —Parish of West Baton
Rouge—Fifth District Court—Emma
Bahin, wife, vs. Theodoro Blanchard,
husband—No. 1764.
IN THIS CASE, the dcfendantTheodore
Blanchard having filled his answer and
same being taken up by consent, for
rouson of the law and evidence being in
favor thereof,
It iB orderod, adjudged and decreed that
the plaintiff, Emma Babin, do have and
recover of the defendant, Theoeoro Blan
chard, husband, the sum of three hundrod
and tweuty-two 7-100 dollars, with livo
por cent, interest from 29th day of Nov
ember, 1865, and with a legal mortgage on
all defendant's property from the 12th day
June, 1854.
It is further ordered, adjudged and de
oreed that plaintiff, Emma Babin, have a
separate sdministration of her property,
aod costs of this suit to bo taxed.
Done, read and signed in open court,
this lltti day of Deoember, A. D. 1865.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District.
A true copy of original.
Clerk's otfice, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December A. D., 1865.
L. A. C ourt ads,
dec21 Deputy Clerk.
Etat de la Louldane— Paroisse d'Ouest, Béton
Rouge—Cour du 5m* Distrlet—No. 1Ï64—Kmma
Habin, épouse, vs. Théodore Blanchard.
CWTK OAUBK ayant p»ru par consentement
j des parties après que le défendeur, Théo
dore Blanctiard, eut enregistré sa réponse, et la
loi et les preuve:» étant eu faveur de la demande
resse.
11 est par consequent décrété, qu'Emma Babin
ait jugement contre son époux, Théodore Blan
chard, en la somme de trois cent vingt deux 7-ltlO
piastres, avec Intérêt h cinq pour cettt pal au <1 u
■l<i Novembre, 1805, qu'elle ait hypothèque sur
tous les biens de ton dit »poux du 12 Juin, 1854
Il est de plus décrété, que la demanderesse, Em
ma Babin, soit séparée de biens uesun dit épous,
et qu'elle ait pleine et entière administration de
sea bien paraphernaux et séparés, et quo le dé
tendeur paie le» frala de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Oour, ce lime jour de Dé
ceuibre, A. D., 1885.
(Mgné,) R. T. POSBY,
Juge dn 6me Dist. Jud.
Copie conform« à l'Original.
Bureau du (Greffier, Ouest Baton Rouge, ce Kltne
jour de Décembre, A. D., 1865.
dec21 L. A. ConaïaDr., Dep. Greffier,
State of Louisiana—Parish of West Baton
Kouge—Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 1769— Estelle Daigle, wife, v». Vil
leneuve Blanchard, huaband.
fl^HIS CASE having thia day been takon
X up by consent of parties, an answer
filed, after hearing the evidence adduced,
the law being iu favoT of same. It is or
dored, adjudged aud decreed that the plain
tiff Estelle Daigle, wife of Villeneuve
Biouchurd do have and recover of her said
husband, Villeneuve Blanchard, judgment
for the sum of forty-two hundred and fifty
two dollars ($4252 00,) with five per cont.
interest from the 29th day of November
1865, until paid, and the costs of suit. It
ie further ordered and adjudgod that plain
tiff's property be separate from that of her
husband and that she have the adminis
tration of satao and also that (he be decreed
a mortgage on all the property of her hus
band from tho 21»t day or February, 1861
until paid.
Done, read and signed in open Conrt
this 11th, day of December A. D., 1865.
(Signed) K. T. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District.
A true copy of original.
Clerk's oilice, West Baton Rouge, this
13th day of Decomber, 1865.
dec21 L. A. C oobtadk , Dept. Clk.
Ktat de la Louisiane—Paroisse d'Ouest Bâton
Rouge — Cour du »me District — Ko. 1769— Kstelle
Daigle, épouse, vs. Villeneuve Klanchard.
C1i5ttk CAU8B ayant ce jour paru par oon
; sentemeut de parties et après réponse enré.
g 1st ré« par le défendeur, et la loi et les preuves
étant en faveur de la demanderesse.
Il est par conséquent décrété, qu'Gstel'e Daigle
ail jugement contre son époux Villeneuve Blan
chard, en la somme daqnatre mille deux cent ein
quaate deux oiastro ({4,252 (Ml) avec Intérêt, à
raison dn cinq pour cent par an, du 29 Novembre
1865, jusq'a concurrence de la dit« sonme.
Il est de plus décrété, que la dite demanderesse
soit séparée de biens de son dit époux, et qu'elle
ait pleine et. entière administration de tes biens
paraphernaux at séparés. liest dacr^iR de plus
qu'elle ait hypothèque sur tous les biens do «on
époux k dater du 21 Fevriar, 1861, jusqu'à paie
ment de la sus dite tomme.
Fait, la et signé, en Cour, ce lime jour d« Dé
cembre, A. D., 1865.
(Signé) R. T. POSJBY,
Juge da éme Dist. Jud.
Copie conforme à l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier d'Ouast Bâton Rouge, ce
13me jour de Décembre, A. D , 18(16.
decïl L. A. O ovrtask , Dep. Greffier.
State of Louisiana—Parish of West Baton
Rouge—Fifth District Court— Mib . Mary
Gremillon, wife, vs. John B. Chemin
husband—No. 1781. |
IN THIS CASE the defendant, John B
Chemin having filed his answer, and
uo nsent to immediate trial, and the same
^eing taken up, for the reason of the law
a nd evidence being in favor of the same
It is ordered,adjudged and decreed that
the plaintiff, Mary Gremillon, do have and
recover of her husband, John B. Chemin,
defendant, tho sum of four hundred and
four dollars 98-100 dollars, with fivo por
cent, interest from judicial demand, to
wit : 1st December, 1865 until paid, and
also with legal mortgage upon all proper
ty of defendant from the 12th day of Juno
1858.
It is further ordered that plaintiff have
tho administration of her separate proper
ty, costs of suit to be taxed.
Done, read and signed in open court,
this Ilth day of December, A. D. I960.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
Judge 5th 4<\4>cial District.
A trnecopy of tho original.
Clerk's Umce, West Baton Rongo, this
13th day of December, A. D. 1865.
dtoSi V.M.LtBiixc, Cltrk.
State of Louisiana—Parish of West Ba
ton Rouge—In the Fifth District Court
No. 1757-Pauline Lafiton, wife, vs. F.
R. Allain, husband.
THIS CASE was taken up by consent,
and after testimony adduced submit
ted to the Court, and the law and evidence
being in favor of the same. It is therefore
ordered, adjudged and decreed that Plains
tiff Paulino Lafiton have judgment agains
and recover from her husband, Franooit
B. Allain, the Defendant, the sum of two
thousand six hundred and seventeen dol
lars with legal interest from jodicia! de
mand, to wit : The 22d day of November,
1865. till paid. It is farther ordered that
she nave a privilege and mortgage on all
the property of hor husband from August
8d 1844, for the above amount, it being the
date when he received it.
It is further ordered that said Plaintiff,
be separted in property from her said hus
band the defendant, and that she havo the
full and free administration of her separ
ate property.
It iB further ordered that tho defendant
pay the costs of this suit.
Dono, read and signed in open Conrt, the
lltli December, A.D. 1865.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
J udge 5th District Court.
A true copy of tno original.
Clerk's othco, West Baton Rouge, this
13th day of December, A. D. 1865.
L. A. C ourtadb , Deputy Clerk.
Ktat d« la Louisiane— Parolsse d'Ouest Bâton
Ronge— Oour du 6roe District—No. 175T—Pau
line Lafiton, épouse de F. R. Allain v«. F. R.
Allain.
C1ETTE CAUHK ayant paru par conrentemeut
J des parties, ot après l'audition des témoign
ages ayant été soumiBe A la Oour, et la loi et le«
prnuve» étant en faveur de la demanderesse.
Il est par conséquent décrété, que Pauline Lafl
ton ait jugement cantre son époux, F. R. Allain,
le défendeur, en la solum- de deux mille six cent
dix sept piastres, avec intérêt lég-l à computer
de la demande judiciaire, savoir: du 22 Nov. 1866,
jusqu'il parfait paiement.
Il est déplus déci été, que jusqu'à concurrence
de ia dite somme, elle ait privilège et hypothèque
sur tous les bUns du son dit épuux, ù partir du 8
.Mars, 1844, époque h laquelle il reçut le montant,
sus-dit :
11 est de plus dejrôté, que la dil» demanderesse
soit séparé» de biena de son dit époux, et qu'elle
ait pleine et entière administration de sea biens
paraphernaux, et séparér, et que le défendeur
pal» les frais de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Cour, ce lime jour da Dé
cembre, A. D., 1865.
(blgné.) R. T. POS 15 Y,
Juge dit éme Dl.t.
Cop e oonforme à l'Original.
Bureau du tlreffier, OueH Bâton Rouge.
dec21 L. A. (JouaiiDK, Dep. Ureffler.
State of Louisiana—Parish of West Baten
Rouge—In Fifth District Court—Emma
Hroussard, wife, vs. John Adonis Lan
dry, husband—No. 1729.
THIS CASE was takon up by consent,
and ?ftor testimony adduced, submit
ted to the Court ; the law and the evidence
being in favor of the same,
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that plaintiff, Emma BrousBard,
have judgment against, and.recover from
tho defendant, John Adonis Landry, her
husband, tho sum of nine hundred dollars,
with five per cent, interest per annum,
from judicial demand, to-wit : from Nov
ember 13th, 1865, until paid.
It ia further orderod that she have legal
mortgage on tho property of said defen
dant iu the sum of ono hundred dollars
from the 1st day of September, 1864, and
in the sum of ono hundred dollars from
the 25th day of April, 1865, and in tho
sum of seven hundred dollars from the
23d day of September, 1865, when her hus
band received said amount.
It iB furthor ordored that the plantiff be
separate in property from defendant, and
that sho have the administration of her
property, and that defendant pay the costs
of this suit.
Done, read and signod in open court,
this 11th day of December, A. D.,,1865.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY, *
Judge 5th Judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerk's olfiee, West Baton Rouge, this
13th (lay of Decomber, A. D. 1865.
deo21 O. M. LeBlano , Clerk.
Etat do la Louisiane — Paroisse d'Ouest
Bâton Rouge — Cour du 5me District —
Emma Broussard, épouse de John Ado
nis Lanury, vs. John Adonis Landry —
No. 172*J.
OMETTE cause ayant paru par consente
J ment des parties et après l'audition
des témoignages ayant été soumise à la
Cour ; et la loi et les preuves étant en fa
veur de la dotnandresse ; 11 est par consé
quent décrété qu'Emma Broussard ait ju
gement contre son époux John Adonis
Landry lo défendeur, en la somme de neuf
cents piastres avec intérêt légal à compu
ter de la demande judiciaire, savoir ; du
13 Novembre, 1865, jusqu'à parfait paie
ment. 11 est de plus décrété que jusqu'à
concurrence do la dite somme elle ait pri
vilège et hypothèque sur tous les biens
de son dit époux, en la somme de cent
piastres à partir du 1er Septembre, 1864,
sur la somme de cent piastres du 25 Avril
1865, et sur la somme de sept cents pias
tres du 23 Septembre, 1865, époque, a la
quelle il vient leB montant susdits :
Il est de plus décrété que la (lite dé
mandresse soit separée de biens de son dit
époux et qu'elle aît pleine et entière ad
ministration de ses biens paraphernaux et
séparés et que le dit-défendeur paie les
frais de ce procès.
Fait, lu et signé en Cour, ce lime jour
de Décembre, A. D., 1865.
(Signé) lt. T. POSEY,
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme à l'Original.
Bureau du Greffier, Ouest Bâton Rouge,
ce 13me jour de Décembre, A. D., 1865.
dec21. O. M. LkBlanc , Greffier.
State of Louisiana—Parish of West Baton
Rouge—Fifth District Court—Alexan
drine Daigre, wife, vs. Flavien Tuillier,
husband—No. 1791.
THIS case having been taken tip by con
sent of parties this day lor trial, and
alter evidence adduoed for reason, the law
being in favor of same,
It is thorefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the Plaintiff, Aiexandrina
Daigre, wife, do havo and recover from
her husband, Flavien Tuillier, the De
fendant, the sum of six hundred and
ninetjr-two 175 7-100 dollars, with five per
cent interest thereon from Judicial de
mand, and with legal mortgage on all
his property as follows, to-wit : for the
sum of $292 02 5-7 from the 5th of June,
1S84; $200 00 from the 1st ol January,
1843; $50 20 from the 24th of June, 1850;
$81 50 from the 7th of April, 1852; $68 65
from the 21st of March, 1860.
It ia further ordered that the Plaintiff
have tho administration of her seperatö
property, and costs of salt to be taxed.
Done, read and signed in open Court this
11th day of December, A. D., 1865.
(Signed) R. T. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District,
A trnc copy oi tho original.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, this
13th day of December, A. D., 1865.
dwsSl. 0. M. LiBiAse, Ctok,