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SIL YER WATCHES!

First Class Hunting Time Pieces for accu
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above all, cheapness in price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultless that it can hard.
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Judges. The material being of two metals,
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a,a,t
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June 1lth 1864.
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State of Louisiana Parish Of West Baton
Rouge--Fifth District Court--Emma
Babin, vito, W.. Theodore Blanchard,
husband--No. 1764.
TN THIS CASE, the defendant Theodore
l. Blanchard having filed his answer aud
same being taken up by consent, for
reason OF the law and evidence being In
favor thereof,
1t 10 ordered, adjudged and deereod that
the plaintiff, Emma Babin, do have and
recover Of the defendant, Thooeore Blan.
chard, husband, tho sum Of three hundred
and twenty-five T-lo0 dollars, with five
per cent. interest from goth day Of Nov
ember, 1865, and with legal mortgage on
oil defendants property from the 18th day
June, 1854,
Itis further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that plaintiff, Emma Bsbin, have a
separate administration Of her property,
aod costs Of this suit to be taxed.
Done, read and signed In open court,
this 18th day Of Dor, A. D. 1885.
(signed) X. T. PoSEY,
Judge 9th Judicial District.
A true copy Of original.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day OF December A. D., 1866.
l.. A. CouRTApE,
dec2l Deputy Clerk.
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Etat do In Louisiane---paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge--Cour du 6me District
Aspase Leblanc, spouse do Th6ophile
Allnin, VI. Th6ophile Allan, No. 1866.
rETTE oause ayant paru par consente-
~ ment des parties OF apras paudition
dos temoignages ayant ETC soumise h
In Cour; st 10 loi OF les preuves Giant en-
favour do Ia demanderesse II est par con-
s6quent d6or6t6 quo Aspasie Leblanc Mt
jugement oontre son 6poux Th6ophile Al
lain 10 defendeur en- In somme do dix mile
HUT cent quatro- vingt dix neuf piastres OF
ONE sous, avec int6ret legal computer
dc In demande iudciairo, SAVIOR: du ~
Novembro, 1865, jusquA parfait Placement.
1t ost de plus d6crtt6 que jusqu'a concur
renee do In ditto sommo ellie nit privilege ct
hypothaque sur tous les biens do aon dit
6poux, h partr du 70 do Fevrier, 1848,
6poque laquolo il Went 10 montant Bus-
dit II ost do plus d6cr6t6 que 10 ditto de-
manderesse soft separ6e do biens do son
dit 6poux ct qu'elle Mt pleine OF entiere
administration do sos bions paraphernaux
OF separ6s OF que 10 d6fendeur pale les
frais dc GO process.
Fait, lu OF sign6 on Cour, CO lime jour
dc Decembre, A. D., 1865.
(Sgn6) X. T. POSEY,
Juge du 5me Dist. Judiciaire.
Copie conforms D POriginal, co 13me
jour dc December, A. d., 1865.
deo2l. o. M. LEBLANC, Greffier.
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State Of Louisiana--Paris Of West Baton
Rouge-Fifth District Court--No. 1866
Aepaaie Leblanc, wife, vs.. Theophile
Allan, husband.
THIS CASE was taken up by consent,
L. and after testimony adduced, submit
tod TO tho Court, and the law and evidence
being In favor thereof, IL IL ordered, ad-
Judged and dacreod thai the plaintiff As-
pasie Leblanc, wife, have judgment
ngainat, aud recover from her husband
Theophilo Allsin, the Defendant, the
sum Of ton thousand, eight hundred, and
ninety nine dollars and eleven oents, with
legal interest FROM Judicial demand, to-
wit; tho 22d day Of November, 1865, until
paid.
1t is further ordered, that she have To-
gal mortgage and privilege over oil the
property OF her husband the Defendant
from tho time when he received tho
above amount to-wit: tho 2sth day Of
February, 1913.
1t IL further ordered, that said PlaintiA
be separate In property from her said hus-
band, tho Defendant, and that she have
tho full and free administrator of Iher
separate and paraphernal property, and
that said Defendant, pay tho costa OF thii
suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court
this lth day of December, a. D., 1885.
(signed) X. T. PosEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
A truo copy of tho original.
Clerk's office, West Baton Rouge, THU
18th day of December, A. D., 1865.
doc2l. o. M. Leblanc, Clerk.
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BATON ROUGE GAZETTE & COMET ..Supplement.

Fiat do IL Louisiane--Paroisse d'0uest
Baton Rougs--Cour du 6mo District
Alexandrine Daigre, spouse, W. Flavien
Tullier.
TETTE cause ayant 90 jour paru par 10
~ oonBentement des parties, OF aprAs
Paudition des s6moignages ct In loi OF los
preuves etant on favour do 10 demanderes-
80. II est par consequent d6cr6t6 QUA
loxandrine DMgre, aft jugement contro
son 6poux Flayien Taller 10 defendeur,
en- Ia somme do six cent quatre-vingt dou-
10 17b.l00 piastres avec int6rat cinq
pour cent do 10 demande judiciaire OF
qu'elle Mt hypotheque sur toute ces pro-
pri6tes pour les sommes OF 4 partir
des dates suivantcs, SAVIOR: Pour ID
somme do $202,02 du 8 JUN, 1884,
5000, 90 du Ter Janvier, 1s4S, $685. du
"a JUN 1860, $8i 80 du 7 Avril, 1852,
sos, Gb du I'll Mars, 1860.
II est do plus d6cret6 que 10 demande-
resse Mt administration do SOS biens pa
raphernaux ct squares At que 10 defendcur
pale los frais do 90 process.
Fait, la OF signe on Cour, co IL Decem-
bro A. D., 1865,
(signe) II. T. POsEY,
Juge du bme District
Copie conforme POriginal.
Bureau du Greiiier, Quest Baton Rouge,
GO ID Decembre, A. D.. 1866.
dec2l. o. M. Leblanc, Qrefiier.
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Fiat de Ia Observation-Disclosures d'OuoFt Baton
Houge-COur du 5m6 Distrct-No i7Sl-Marie
Gr6mHion, Gpouse do Jean Baptisto Chemin w.
Jean Baptiste Chemn.
NANS CETTE CAUSE 10 dGfendeur Jean Bsp-
~ tisto Chcmin, ayaht enrGgsIre, VA reponse
ut conscnte du quo ratairo perAisso Immediate
ment, Ia loi ct les preuNes GtNnt On favour do Ia
dymandsrusse
u est par consequent Gm6t6, que Marie Gr6mil-
Ion att Jugcmont certre son Gpoux, jean Baptiste
Chemin, defeudeur on la sonmo do quatre cent
quatre vinEt quatre pinHtreE ct quatre vingt dix
sous, avec intdrtt legal n computer de In demande
judciaire, SAVIOR: 10 Ter Dtcembre, 1865, jusqu'A
parfait Placement.
II est de plus dfcrft6, que jusqua concurrence
de la dlte somme ellie ait privilege ct hypothaque
tur tous les bions de son dit cpoux partir du IL
dc JUN. 1858, 6Poquo laqu'elle II reGut lie mon
tant, sus-dit,
II est d plus d6cretG, que In demanderesse soft
EtparGe dc bien de son Gpoux, ct quelle ait pleno
OF entiorc ADM nistration de ses biens parapher
naux ct stpards, etque 10 defendeur pale les frais
de ce process.
Fat, lu ct siFrt, en- Cour, ce lime jour dc De-
cembre, A. D., 1866.
(sign91 r. PosEY,
Juge du 5me Dist Jud.
Copie conforme rOriginal.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, co
I3me jour de Decembre, A. D., 1865.
dec2l ON. LEBLANC, Gretisr.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS BUREAU REFuGEER, FREEDMEN AND J
ABANDONED LANDS, STATE or LoulsrANA,
New Orleans, December 4, 1860

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND)
ABANDONED LANDS, STATE or LOUISIANA,
Now Orleans, December 4, 1866,
Circular No. 30.
Tho following rulos for tho intorprota-
ton Of contracts between employers and
freedmen are announced
|. Blank forms will DO distributed from
this office for the purpose of securing uni
formity in contracts and to indicate tho
matters concerning which the parties
should contract. Beyond this tho bar
gains must be entirely voluntary and I'M
constrained.
Laborors shall choose their employers,
and IL Is their privilege, as we'll M ther
duty to obtain tho bost terms thoy can for
their services.
All contracts for labor should bo mado
In triplicate, and should bo approved by
the Agent of tho Bureau, for tho Parish
in which the parties reside /; ono copy to
be retained by tho employer, and the othor
two copies semitic this oilice-one to BIO for
warded to Washington.
Contracts made otherwise than as thus
prescribed will not be regarded as bind
ing by the Bureau nor IA meriting it's in
terforonce to enforce them, unless for tho
protection of tho laborer.
Q. Az far al practicable, all the members
Of the Same family should contract con
Jointly for their labor, so that tho numb Dor
of useful hands and tho number of infirm
who have to DO supported may be regarded
In fixing tho rate Of pay. The labor Of
minor children to be contracted for by
their parents or guardians, and, in tho alb
sence Of either, by the Agent Of the Blu
reau.
o. The monthly wages must BIO n Just
compensation for the labor required to be
performed.
4. Twenty ak days. of ten hours each,
in summer, and nino hours in winter, DO
tween tho hours Of daylight and dark,
ehall bo considered d month.
5. Amy work in excess Of this will be
considered as extra labor, and six hours
will BIO considered IA an equivalent for a
days work, and fractional parts Of tho six
hours will be paid for at the same rate.
0. Laborers working extra time will DO
allowed half ration extra for each and
every six hours labor per .ormod
7. In addition TO the monthly wages
paid to laborors, good and wholesome
ratiens, comfortable clothing and quarters,
medical attendance and just treatment,
and the opportunity for instruction Of
children will be furnished free OF charge ;
but the rations, clothing and quarters, fuel
and other privileges granted by the ON
ployer are part Of tho consideration which
he pays for the services Of the laborcr, aud
are rs really and fully wages as the money
contracted to be paid, and are always TAX
en- into the account IN fixing the amount
of money wages to be paid.
TO- The allowance of clothing will be
two summer and one winter suits for each
laborer or member of family, or clothing
may DO committed at the rate of three dol
lars por month for first class hands, two
and one-half dollars per for month second
and third class hands, and one and one
half dollars per month for children-at
tho option Of the laborer.
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State Of Louisinna--Parisho Of West Baton
Rouge Fifth judicial District Court
No. i7s9-- Estolle Daiglo, wife, w. VII
leneuve Blanchard, husband.
THIS CASE having this day been taken
Il up by consent of parties, an answer
flod, after hearing tho evidence adduced,
the law being In favor Of same. II Is or
dsred adjudRed and decroed that tho plain
tiff Estelle Daigle, wife of Villoneuve
Blanchard do have and recover Of hor said
husband, Villencuve Blanchard, Judgment
for tho sum offorty two hundred and fifty
two dollars ($4252 CO., with Ave per cent.
interest from tho 29th day Of November,
1866, until paid, and tho costs of suit. 1t
Ia further ordered and adjudged that plain
tiff's property be separate from that Of her
husband and that she have tho admins
tration ofsamo and also that she be decreed
u mortgage on all the property of her hns-
band from the 2lst day Of February, 1861
until paid.
Done, read and signed in open Court
this l1th, day of December A. D., 1865.
(Signed) X. T. POSEY,
Judge 9Th Judicial District.
A true copy Of original.
Clerks oiice, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day OF December, 1865.
dec2l l.. A. CoURrADE, Dept. elk.
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State of Louisiana Parish of West Ba-
ton Rouge.-~In the Fifth District Court
No. l76-- Pauline Jahton, wife, Va. II.
Il. Allan, husband.
TNHIS CASE was taken up by consent,
A. and aftor testimony addueed submit
tod 10 tho Court, and tho law and evidence
being In favor OF the same. II Is therefore
ordered, adjudged andldecreed that Plains
tiff Pauline Laiiton have Judgment againa-
and recover from her husband, Francoit
II. Allan, tho Defendant, tho sum Of two
thousand six hundred and seventeen dol
lars with legal interest from judicial do
mnnd, to wit Tho 22d day Of November,
1865, I'LL paid. II lis further ordered that
ehe have privilege and mortgage on all
tho property Of hor husband from August
Sd 1874, for tho above amount, IL being tho
date when no received ~.
IL In further ordered that said Plaintiff,
DO sepnrted In property from her said hus-
band tho defendant, and that she have the
full and free administration OF har separ-
ato property.
II 'is further ordered that Tho defendant
pay the costa Of this suit.
Done, read and signed in opon Court, tho
18th December, A. d. 1865.
(signed) X. r. POsEY,
Judge 9th District Court.
A true copy Of the original.
Clerks ollico, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December, A. u. 1865.
l.. A. CouarADE, Deputy Clerk.
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Etat do In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'ouert Baton
Rouge--Gour du bme Distriot--No. 173g-Elvins
Landry, apouss, Va. Alfred Habert.
rETTB CAUSE ayant paru par commencement
~ dss parties, vt apF6s Paudition dss fsmoigD.
ages syant Sth soumise In Cour, ct Ia loi OF lea
prs,vas atant en- favour de In demanderease.
II est par consequent d6cr6!6, que ElviBa Lam
dry, nit iassmsnt centre son epoux, Alfred He.
bert. lie asfsndeur, en- In Homme de ONE mile neuf
cent qua torEs paatTe ct dix nsuf sous, pi4 1pl
ayso inthrht cling pour cent par an du l6 Nov
embrs, 800, jusqu'a paismsnt.
II est do plus d6or6te. quejusqu'a concurrence
do In dits aomme ells aft privilege ct hypoth6que
sur toua los bsns de Hon dit 6poux, pour Ia Homms
de quatofsa cent onze piastres qua,re.vingt qua
torzs aoua n psrtir du 20 Janvisr, 1853, 6poque Il
laaueIe II raont 10 montant susdit, pour Ia som ms
de einq cent quatre vingt cling lb.1Oo pisstres, 4
partir du 0 Mai, 1854 pour treizs cent yingt hut
100 piastrsH dn Ter Mai, 1866, pour treize cent
auarante peuf 07-00 piastreH, du 20 Mai. 1904;
ponr troia cent quarante trois 90 100 piastres du
ier Mars, 1867 pour seize cent trente quatre
30 100 plastic du Ter Avri 1885, eli pour IL somme
de cinq mile dsnx cent soixante ~ 100 piastrss
dn ID Avrii, 1860.
ii est de plus d6oret6, que In dits demandsresaa
soft sspares dc biona de son 6poux ct qu'slle Mt
plsina ct antore administration de sea bisns pa
raphernau1, OF Bepar6s OF que 10 defsndeur pale
les frais do CO process.
Rait, lu Of sign6. en- Cour. co lime jour do Do.
eembre, A. D., 1866.
lsigneD H. 4. POsEf'
Juge du bms Dis. Jud.
Copia conforms p0riginal.
Bureau du arsflsr, Quest Baton Rouge, 90 II
Dsoembrs, A. D., 1906. l.. A. ooURfADE,
dsesI Depute aiefher.
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State Of Louisinun--PArisb Of West Baton
Rouge-~In Fifth District Court Emma
Broussard, wife, W.. John Adonis Ian
dry, husband-~No. 1923.
THIS CASE was taken up by consent,
L. and after testimony adduced, submit
ted TO tho Court the law and tho evidence
being in favor Of the Same,
II In therefore ordered, hdjndged and
deoreed that plaintiff, Emma Broussard,
have Judgment against, and recover from
the defendant, John Adonis Landry, her
husband, the sum Of nine hundred dollars,
with five por cent. interest per hnnum,
from judicial demand to wits from Nov
omber 18th, 1865, until paid
IL is further ordered that she have legal
mortgage on the property Of snid defon-
dant in the sum Of ono hundred dollars
from the LIST day Of September, 1864, and
in tho sum Of one hundred dollars from
tho 25th day Of April, 1866, and In tho
sum Of seven hundred dollars from tho
23d day Of September, 1865, when her huB~
band received said amount.
II is further ordered that tho plaintiff bn
separate in property from defendant, and
that she have tho administration Of hor
property, and that defendant pay the costs
Of this suit
Done, read and signed in open court,
this 18th day Of December, A. D., 1865.
(Signed) II. r. POSEY,
Judge 9TH judicial District.
A true copy Of the original.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day Of December, A. D. 1865.
dec2l o. M. Leblanc, Clerk.