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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-21

State Of Louisiana-~Parish of West Baton
Rouge Fifth District Court--No. 1896
Eivina Landry, wife, vs.. Alfred Hebert,
husband.
TSHIs CASE was taken up by consent,
L and after testimony adduoed, submit
tod TO the Court, and the law and evidence
being In favor thereof. II 10 therefore or
dered, adjudged and deersed that Elvina
Landry, wife of Alfred Hebert, tho plain
tiff, have Judgment against and recover
from the Defendant Alfred Hebert, In the
sum Of eleven thousand nine hundred and
fourteen dollars and ninesoen cents (&l19-
II 49, with interest at the rate of Ave per
cent. per annum from November 18th,
1885, until paid,
IL In further ordered that the plaintiff
have legal mortgage on the property Of
Baid defendant for fourteen hundred and
eleven B4-100 dollars, 10 date back TO Janu-
ary 2g, 1853, when said amount was re-
oeIved by him for five hundred and
eighty-Hve 1900 dollars from May
9th, 1854, !; for thirteen hundred and
twenty eight Bb 100 dollars from May lat,
1856 for thirteen hundred and forty mine
7-t00 dollars from May Goth, 1865 for
three hundred and forty-three oe-loo dol
| lars from lat March, 1887 for sixteen
hundred and thirty-four 9o-10o dollars
from April lat, 1853 and for five thou
sand two hundred and sixty $4,000 dollars
from April 18th 1859.
1t 10 further ordered that said Elvina
Landry, the plaintiff, BIO separate In pro-
perty from her husband, Alfred Asbert,
tho defendant; that she have the admin
istration of her separate property, and
that defendant pay tho cost Of this suit.
Done, read aud signed In open court,
this 18th December, A. D., 1896.
(signed) K. I. P0sEY
Judge 9th judicial District.
A true copy Of the original.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
14th, December, A. D., 1865.
| l.. A. CouRTADn,
dec9l Deputy Clerk.
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State Of Louisiana--Parish Of West Baton
Rouge Fifth District Court--Mrs. Mary
Gremillon, wife, Va. John b. Chemin,
busband--No. 1881,
TN THIS CASE the defendant, j ohm b,
Il Chemin having fled his answer, and
Consent to immediate trial, and the Same
being taken up, for tho reason Of the law
and evidence being In favor OF the same,
II 10 ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the plaintiff, Mary Gremillon, do have and
recover of her husband, John b. Chemin,
defendant, the sum Of four hundred and
four dollars s8-l00 dollars, with Ave per
cent. interest from judicial demand, to-
wit: 1st December, 1866 until paid, and
also with legal mortgage upon oil proper
ty Of defendant from the 18th day Of June
1858.
II In further ordered that plaintiff have
tho administration Of her separate proper
ty, costa of suit to be taxed.
Done, read and signed in open court,
this 18th day of December, A. ID. 1865.
(Signed) X. r. POSEY,
Judge 5th Judicial District.
A true copy Of the original.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December, A. d. 1865.
dsc2a o. ID. LEBLASc, Clerk.
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State Of Louisiana-Parisho of West Baton
Bouge-Fifth District Court-No. l748-
Mrs. Aureline Landry, wife, vs.. DR..
Thos. =. Vaughn, husband.
THIS CASE having this day boon taken
Il up for trial, by consent of parties, af-
tor evidence adduced, the case gas sub
mitted TO the Court, the law and evidence
being in favor Of the same.
1t Ia therefore ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that the Plaintiff, Mrs. Aureline
Landry, wife of DR.. Thos. =. Vaughn, do
have and recover of the Defendant, T.
7. Vaughn, tho sum of five thousand, one
hundred and fifty eight 5-10o dollars. with
Hvo per cent interest ftom tho 23d day OF
Novem Der, 1866, until paid, aud with legal
mortgage on all of Defendants property NJ
follows, to-wit:
For tho sum of $155 20 from 2sd July
1851; 1851 40 from 18th October, 1859
&3aI 81 from 9th August 1853; $7A4 AZ
from 10th March, 1854; $62s 80 from Gath
March 1866; S60T 0S from 9Th August, 1886
$22 10 from September, 1859; $1,000 90
from LIST December, 1858; $500 90 from LIST
January, 1862; 300 90 from lat Docem
Der, 1864.
It ia further ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that Plaintiffs property be separate
from that Of Defendant, and that she have
the administration of tho same, and costs
Of suit.
Done, read and signed In open Court, this
l1th day of December, A. D., 1895.
(Signed) II. 7. POsEY
Judge Fifth judicial District.
A true copy Of the original.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of December, A. D., 1866.
dec2l. o. M. Leblanc Clerk.
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State of LouiBiana--Parisho Of West Baton
Rouge-in Fifth District Court-Koso-
line Warner, wife, Vi. Etienne LeBail,
husband--D ber 9Th, l865--No. 1887.
rEsHIS case was taken up by consent and
after testimony adduced, submitted to
the Court, and tho law and evidence being
In favor thereof,
1t Ia therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the Plaintiff, Roseline Warner,
wife, have judgment 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 Ju-
dicial demand, to-wit the 29th day OF
November, 1865.
1t Is further ordered that said Plaintiff
have q privilege and mortgage on all the
property of her husband from the time the
above amount came into his hands, to- wit ::
the 18th day Of February, 1851, that she
BIO 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 oren Court this
18th day Of December, A. D., 1865.
(signed) X. T. POSEY,
Judge 9Th judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
14th day Of December, A. D., 1865.
l.. A. CouRTADE,
dsc2l. Deputy Clerk.
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Fiat dc Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'ousst Baton
Rouge Cour du bme District-No. 1748--Mme.
Aur6line Landry, spouse w. DR.. Thos p. Vaughn
TETTE CAUSE ayaut paru par lie consente-
Y ment des parties ct apr6s Paudition des to-
moiRnages ayant et6 soumise In Cour, ct 10 loi
ct les prstyes slant favour do Ia dema dereass.
II est par CONSEQUENT d6erste gu Aurslins Landry
ait jugement contre sOn 6poux, DIR. Thos. T.
Vaughn, 10 defendsur, en- Ia somme de cinq mile
cent cinquante huit 6-l00 piastre avec intsrat d
ralson do cinq pour cent dater dn 20 Novembre,
1855, jusauA concurrence de Ia dite BoKsme, gu
ellie ait hypoLhaque sur tous les biens de son mari
pour leo sommss ct eomputsr des dates suivan-
to. savoir: Pour 10 somms de
Sl55 70 due 90 Juliet, 1861 S15l 40 du ii Oct.
1852; R347 81 an Aout 1853; STA ~ du 10
Mars 1864; $62e 80 du "a Mars, 1866; GOT % du
6 Aout, 1855; $22 10 du Sept. 1860; $1,000 90 du
Ter Decembre, 1858; $500 90 du Ter Janyier. 1862
&70O 90 du Ter Decembre, 1884.
II est d6cret6 de plus que Ia dite demanderesse
soft stparee de biens de son dit Spoux, ct queiie
ait pleins ct entiere administration do sss bans
paraphernaux ct separ6s ct que ls dsfendeur pale
les frais de Co proc6s.
Fait, lu ct sign6 en- oour. ce lime Jour de De-
cembre, 1865.
(signel RT PosEY,
Juge du bme District.
Copie conforme h P0rlginai.
Bureau du Greffier d'ouest Baton Rouge, ce
18me Jour de Decembre, A. d., 1888.
dee21 o. ID. LEBLANC, Grefiier.
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Fiat de IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dousst Baton
Rosgs--oour du bme Dlasriot--ho. i7s7--Ross'
tine Warner, hpouas, Va, Etisnne LsIall.
TETTE CAUSE ayant psfu par oousentement
" deH parties, OF apr5s Faudition daa tbmoign-
ages ayant 6t6 Houmss In Cour. ct Ia ios OF les
preuveH stant on favsur de 10 demandsrssae.
II est par consequent dasr6te, que Rosdlins Var
ner aft jugsment oontrs son 6poux, Etienns La-
bali, 10 defsndaur, On 10 somms de denx mile
duatre cent quatrs singt sept plastrss onss sous,
avsc int6rst legal oompwteF Do Ia demand de judi.
claire SAVIOR 10 ~ de NovsmbFe, 1866.
II est do plus d6eF6t6 que In dite dsmandereHHe
oft privilege st hypothsqus sur tous les bisns de
son dlt spoux psrtir du II Fsvrisr, 1851. 6poque
h laquslie' ils resut lie montant aus.dit Quslla
soit sapar6s dc bien do son DIT spoux, 81 quss aft
plsine st entAre administration do Hss biens pa.
rapbsrnepux et sdparbs Of que IL dsfsndsur pale
le frRis do 90 process
Fait, lu Of aignb, On Cour, 90 lime Jour do
Dacembre, A. u. 1866.
fBignb,) II. Il. POsEY,
Juge du bms Dist.
Copis oonforme p0rginal
Bureau du grefisr. Quest Baton Rouge, 90
lame jour do Ddoembrs. A. D., 1866.
doc2l L.. CouhTADH. Dep. arsfflsr.
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SALurAHy VIEWS AND REMARKs.--Tbo
Louisvillo journal gives expression TO its
feelings touching tho policy Of tho pros
emit Congress, az follows:
Tho u. 8. Congress Ia in session. IT isa
u great body-great In its character and
great In lie rosponHibilitioa; " musVneooH-
aarily DO great ia itB influences upon tho
affairs Of The Republic. II has tremendous
dutIgH TO do that no other CongrosR evor
had, and that no future Congress mny ever
be called on TO do or have an opportu-
nifty OF doing. IL can, II IL will, bring TO
us tho perfect paoiHcntion OF tho whole
country, and, by doing that, entitIe itself
TO the blessings Of al tho generations.
But there arc malignant members OF
Congress. There arc fncctious memborH.
Thore arc members who can 1.-Two in no Mt
,noaphoro but that Of tiorco agitation. All
those will DO everything they can to throw
obstacles In the way Of tho restoration Of
the Union. They Rro enemies Of our poo
ale-onornicR OF tho human race. Not
satisfied with having contributed thoir
share, n full share, n terrible share, to tho
getting up Of tho most dreadful war known
to hum Oh history, tboy are unwilling that
II should BIO closed except upon conditions
most unjust and oppressive TO the South.
They may have made great many mis-
takes before, but they arc now making ~
great ono aa thoy ever mado-porhaps q
greater one.
oh, that tho Congress Of tho United
States might truly represent the people OF
tho United States. Thon all would DO
right. We should DO once moro united
nation, and tho mightiest on tho face OF
the whole Garth.
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Fiat do In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d'0uest Baton
Rouge-~Cour du blne DiHtriot@~No, t7bT-~Pau-
line Lahton, 6pouss do y. II. Allan vs.. n. II.
Allan
(tETTE CAUSE ayant paru par commencement
~ des parties, OF apras raudton dos t6mogn-
ages ayant 6i6 soumlse In Oour, o. Ia lei OF leg
prsuveH Giant on faysur do Ia demandsragsB.
II est par consequent dbcr6e, que Pauline i.aa-
ton aft jngsment cantre son 6p0ux, u. II. Allnin,
10 dsfepdsur, on In eomms dc dsux mile SIX cent
dix sept piastrca, aveo int6fbt legal h e0mputer
do la deuando jpdiciars, sayoiri du ~ Nov 1886,
jusqn'A parfat Placement.
ri sst de plus d6er6t6, quo iusqu'a concurrence
do la dite somme, ee ait privilege ct hypotheaue
Hur tous les bians do son dit 6pDuE, partir du
Mars 1874, 6poque laquolle II reeut 10 mon tapt,
susditG
II est de plus d6gr6t6, que In ditto demangersaao
soft s6par6s do bfens do son dit 6pouz, OF qn'ele
aft pleins OF entiare administration do Ben biens
psraphernaax, ct s6par6s, ct que 10 dbfoDdeur
pale los frais dc os process.
FaIt, Ia OF sign6 en Cour, CO line jour dc De.
csmbre, A. D., 1866.
t5ign6) II. T. P0bEY,
JUICE du bine Dit.
Cope oonforme lOriginal-
Bureau du dreiller, Quest Baton Rouge.
dsc2l l., A. C0URrADE, Dep, ureiller.
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State OF Louisiana--PaTish Of West Baton
Rouge--Fifth District Court--No. 1903
Josephine Landry, wife, Va. William
White, husband.
TN THIS CASE, Defendant having hlod
1 his answer, same was taken up for trial
and after introduction Of testimony and
argument of counsel, for reason Of the law
aud evidence being In favor thereof, 1t IL
ordered, adjudged and dooreed that tho
Plaintiff Josephine Landry, wife, do have,
and recover Of the Defendant, Vim. White,
husband, the sum of three thousand and
thirty sevon s2Mdollars, with five per cent
interest from Dec. 9th, 1866, until paid
and also with mortgage on all his property,
from 22d February, lS4l.
Il Ia also ordered that Plaintiff have the
administration of her separate property,
that there DO Judgment Of insult for
plaintiffs claim against Defendant, for
amount of monies recovered from the sue
cession of her father, Armand Landry de-
ceased, and that defendant pay costs Of
this suit
Done, read and signed In open Court
this 18th day Of December, A. D., 1855.
(signed) RT. POSEY,
Judge 18th judicial District.
A true copy of the original.
Clerks office. West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of Docember, A. D., 1885.
deo2l. q. M. LEBLANC, Clerk.
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State Of Louisiana Parish Of West Baton
Rouge--FIfth District Court--Alexan-
drine Daigre, wife, W.. Flavien Tuiller,
husband--No. 1901.
HNHlS case having been taken up by con-
L. sent of parties this day ior trial, and
after evidence adduced for roason, tho law
being in favor Of same,
1t is therefore ordered, adiudRed and
decreed that the Plaintiff, Alexandrino
Daigre, wife, do have and recover from
her husband, Flavien Tuillier, tho De
fendant, the sum Of xix hundred and
ninety two l75 400 dollars, with five per
cent interest thereon from Judicial de-
mand, and with legal mortgage on all
his property AZ follows, to-wit for the
sum Of 1922 OF 81 from the 9TH Of June,
1884; 5000 90 from the 1st Of January,
1913; $50 20 from the oath Of Juno, 1880;
$81 50 from tho 7th Of April, 1859; $Gs IS
from the 2lst Of March, 1861
1t is further ordered that the Plaintiff
have the administration Of her Beperate
property, aud costs Of suit TO be taxed.
Done, read and signed m open Court this
18th day OF December, A. D., 1868.
(Hgned) Il. +. 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. N. LE.BLASo, Clerk.
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FLoRENcE.-Florence, the new
capital Of Italy, bids fair to become
the most brilliant capital Of the
world. Paris, with all its unparsl-
eled charms, all tho resources of its
gay life. aud its entertainments of the
aires and art, public gardens and
cafes, lacks, on tho whole that pecu
liar classical majesty which is the
browning grace of Italy.
London, during the season though
far more imposing than Paris in
massive grandeur and in social state
illness and dignity, is foggy London
nil the same, with society controlled
by the territorial grandees Of England,
who, after n fashionable spree in the
over.crowded metropolis, enjoy only
with keener zest the seclnsion Of
their feudal castles and rural estates
Florence is superior to them all in
unity Of benutv. Even the lowest
Tuscans look interesting and pictures.
que in comparison to the snowy rab-
bio OF tho Boulevards and common.
place snohs Of Pall.Mall. Thore is
nothing in Florence, either in people
or in nature, to mar this all-pervading
sense Of the beautiful. Surrounded
by the Apprentices, watered BY tho Ar
no. sanctifed by hundred and sew
enty churches, and magnifcently en-
lowed with palaces and galleries Of
art, there is no other spot in all the
world whore all that is most inspiring
in the traditions Of the past is 50
marvelousIy blended with perennial
beauties of nature and the sympathet-
ic atmosphere Of generous people.
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Etat dc IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d'0usst Baton
Rougs-Cour du bme Distriot-No. lT64-Emma
BabiB, spouse, w. Theodore Blanchard.
NETTE ohUBB aysnt paFu par commencement
~ des parties apr6s que 10 dsfendsur, Thso-
dVrs Blanchard, cot snrsgistrs ~ rsponse, OF In
ioi OF les prsuvea stant en- mveur do 10 demande.
reese.
II est par consequent dscrets, gu Emma Babln
aft jugemsnt contre son spouH, Theodore Ban
chard, en- In somms do trois cont vingt dsux 100
piRstren. avsc intsr6t cling pour cent par M u
20 Novsmbre, 1885,, quclls sit hypotheque sur
tous los biens de son DIT spoux da IL Juin, 1864.
II est do plus d6ersts, que Ia aeina ndereEHe, Elm.
ma Tabin, soit s6parse do bisns DC son dit 6poux,
ct qu'ele ait plcins OF sntisre administration dc
Hss bisn pataphernnux OF squares, Of que 10 do.
fendnur pal los ffais do cs process.
Fait, Ia et sisn6 en- Cour, 90 lime Jour do DO.
cembrs. A. D., 1895.
(signd1 X. r. P0SEY,
Jugs du bms Dist Jnd.
Copis conforme h P0rlxiuai.
Bureau du arefisr, Quest Baton Rouge, co 13mo
Jour do Deoembre, A. D., 1896.
dso2i LA. CouRrADr, Dep. arsfisr.
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Etat do In ouisianc--Paroisse dOuest
Baton Rouge--Cour du 5me District
Emma Broussard, spouse do John Ado
mis- Landry, vs.. John Adonis Landry
No. 1929.
NETTE cause ayhnt paru pnr consente-
" ment des parties ct npr6s l'audition
des t6moignages ayant 6te soumiso d Ia
Cour; ct In loi ct les preuves 6tant Gu fl-
veur de In demnndreBse II est par cong6-
quent decr6t6 qu' Emma Broussard nit ju-
cement contre son Gp0ux John Adonis
Landry 10 defendeur, en- In somme do neuf
cents piastres avec ntGr6t lGgnl 4 compu-
ter de Ia demande judicinire, savoir du
10 Novembre, 1865, jusqu'A parfait paie-
mont. II cat do plus d6crGtG quo jusqu'a
concurrence de In dite somme ellie nit pri-
vilage ct hypotheque sur tous les biens
de son dit epoux, en- In Bomme do cent
piastres partir du Ter Septembre, 1864,
sur In somme do cent pinstres du rs AyriI
1865, ct sur Ia sommo de sept cents pias-
tres du % Septembre, 1865, Hpoque, n 10
quelle il Went les montant susdits:
II est dc plus dGcr6tG que Ia dite de-
mandresse soft scparGe dc biens de son dit
6poux ct qu'ele nit pleine ct ent1re nd
ministration do SEES biens paraphernaux ct
s6pares ct quo 10 dit dGfendeur pale les
fras do CO process.
Fait, Ia ct sign6 en- Cour, CO limo jour
do Decembre, A. D., 1865.
(Sign6) X. T. POSEY,
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire.
Copie conformc d rOriginal.
Bureau du GreiFier, Quest Baton Rouge,
CO l3me jour do D6cembre, A. D., 1865.
dec2l. o. M. LEBLANC, Greffier.
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Fiat do Ia Observation-Disclosures d'0usst Baton
Rouge--Cour du Jms District--No 1769-Estelle
Daigie, spouse, vs.. Vilieneuve blanchard.
TETTE CAUSE ayant CO Jour paru par con.
" sentsment de parties vt apres rGponss epr6-
gistrSe par le de'endeur, OF Ia io ct les preuyss
Giant on faveur do Ia demanderesso.
II est par CONSEQUENT dscrst6, qu'Estells Daigle
aft jugemont contre son 6poux villeneuve Blsn-
chard, en- In somme do quatre mile deux cent Gin
quante deu1 piastre (sk,252 COZ avec int5r6t, h
raisop de cling pour cent par an, du 40 Novembre,
1866, jusq'a concurrence do Ia dits soBme.
II est do plus dscr6te, que Ia dite demRnderesso
soft stparao de bsns do son dit spoux, ct qu'olle
ait pleine OF sntiSre administration dc ses blens
paraphernaux ct ssper6s. II est dscrSi6 do plus
qu'olls ait hyposhsque sur tous les bisns do son
6poux dater du Fl Fsvrisr, 1851, jusqu'a pale
msnt do In sus dite somme.
Fait, la ct sgns, en- Cour, CO lime Jour dc Do
cembrs, A. D., 1866.
{5ign6) II. Il. P0BEY,
Jugs du 5me Dist. Jud.
Copie conforme p0riginaI.
Bureau du Grefher d'Ouegt BATON Rouge, co
13ms jour do D6cembrs, A. d, 1866.
dec2l L. A. CoUHTADE, Dep. Grsfiicr.
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Etat de la Louisiane-paroisse d'ousst Baton
Rouee--oour du bme District--No. l7p8--Jose'
phins Landry, epouse, vs.. william white.
ItETTE CAUSE aysnt pnru aprss r6ponHs enr6-
gistr6e par ie dbfendeur, ct sprss Paudition
dos t6moignages ct aprss plaldoyer fat, la loi OF
los preaven Giant en- favour de In demandsresse.
II est par conu6qusnt decr6t6 que Josephine
Landry aft jugsmsnt eontrs son epoux, William
White, 10 defendeur, en- IL somme de sros mile ct
trsnte sept S21 i00fpiastres, aveo intbr6t rason
dc cinq pour cent computsr du D6cembre,
1855, juaquA Ia concurrence de Ia dite somme, ct
qu'ele ait hypothsqus sur toutes ses prophecies
datre do ~ Fevrier, ls41.
II est do plus d6cr6t6, que Ia dits demanderesSe
soft s6parse do biens Dis son dit 6poux, OF que oe
iugemsnt ui donne pouvoir dintsnter process con-
ire 10 defsndeur pour 10 fonds quill recu do 10
succession de son psre Armand Landry, dscsd6,
ct que 10 d6feadeur pale los frais do &C process
Fait, Iu OF gigne en- Cour, CO lime jour do Do.
csmbrs, A. D., 1866. -
IsivnA.) X. 4. POBEY,
Juge du 6me Dist.
Copie oonforme 4 P0rginal.
Bureau du arefTisr, Quest Baton Rouge, co IL
D6cembrs, A. D., 1865.
dec2f o. M. Leblanc, drsfasr.
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Gbe 6a3ette anO Comet.

BATON ROUGE,
THURSDAY, ;:;;:::;::::;::;:DEC. 81, 1865.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-08

Preadent,-A. G.. SANFORD,
Pres't Ist National Bank, Nashville,
wee PssSsisaf,-A. G. WELLS.
.Sscreiqru,-F. d. COTTON.
Tfdaaur,-WM. c. BUNTS.
Mining Sup0ntcnienf.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe Comnany consists Of lease
hold interest3in the counties Of Overflow Fentress,
White, jackson and Warren, in the State Of Tea
nessee, amounting in the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership 1.-THE Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business exDerience
and reputation, and Of q thorough and practical g.
quaintance with the oil mines Of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one OF the hrst ex-
porers Of the oil field Of that Stare, and struck The
first flowing OIL well 10 the country. well known as
the HequembOurg well, and to which the Gil inter
ests Of Pennsylvania then in their nascent state,
wee very largely indebted.
This COmpsny viii lease portions Of their ValuR-
bic lands, 10 small tracts, 70 private parties or com.
panies, for IMMEDIATE DEvELOFNENr- This Is rare
chance for bona fds operators tO obtaia leases on
terms that will be amply remunsratiye.
Terms made known on application.
40 NERE sPEcULkToRs WILL BIZ TREATED WITH.
Description oflsnds and samples Of OH obtsined
from the properly may be seen BY calling a the
office q the UOmpsuy, No. C55a North Cherry
street, Nashville Tenn
The Secretary, r. II. Cotton, Nashville, viii re-
ceye orders for stock, and Will flrward certificates
by return msii when the money accompanies TIE
order.
Oct 6-tf
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United snount only OF the stock nus apprO
prs ed has been placed in the hands n tie Ocer;
ofthe company 10 be sold at s. per share ami a.
the stO~k has all been issued, foil raid, IN pay
ment ofprGperty, it is not therefore, liable 70 an
future assessment
OFFICE: No. CO.. North Cherry street, Postofhc'
box ga, Ma hVle Tenn
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LIsT or IKTTERs

Remaining al ne AGshUilie Post ONCE,
Wednesday, Nov. =, IS06.
zhe List q ancalled for Letters has been
assigned TO the Nashville UNION, by Post
master Lindsley, for the year 1855, as the
paper having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
n l,.ffers advertised are subject 20 an eEtTa
afsrre 81 one cent. P-rsons calling ioI them vii
t.'l-s.a - prepared with the Necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters will please Say
ff.cg are adFeri ed and give o. dsie OF lisL
All letters no. taken out in one ntonth Vii D.
raIt o. the leneull Post once as dead letters.
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DIRECTORS.


r. II. COTTON, ofTenu. G. Z. HEQUEnBnURG, Of n. T.
Nm c. HuSrs DrLaNO r. SMITH, Of MINI.
A. Z. SANFORD, " A. O.. WILLS, OF Mich.