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ALABAMA.
THE GOVERNORS MEssAGE-HTs VIEWS on THE e0SsII-
TUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

THE GOVERNORS MEsSAGE-HIs VIEWS on THE cOSSiI-
TUTIONAL AMENDMENT
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. l3.-The Governors Message was
published this morning. The only portion Of general in
terest is that in relation TO the Constitutional Amend
mont. After reviewing the whole subject the Governor
saws: , -,
am decidedly Of the opinion that Tile Amendment should
be ratified The first section embodes Principe uhBe
the liberties OF the people OF the whole country ed - as
appcabe 10 New.York and Massachusetts 10 Alabama
The third section would bring practical good 10 the repre-
sentod States while would reduce those unFepreen 70
utter anarchy and ruin We are sincerely 1eslfous OF
a complete restoration Of the Union We want
conciiatory harmony and national tranquility. we
feel that we have given every evidence OF an honest pur
pose TO conform in good faith TO the condition OF things sur
rounding us Alabama is true today 10 the Constitution
laws and General Government any State Of the Union O
der the Internal Revenue law cotton the people
of the State paying revenue 10 he
Government of nearly sOOOOOO year In tue
enactment Of these laws have had no voice ne hch
proposed when nearly onethrd OF inc sa.es Nes
unrenesentcd and all its harsh features are aimed nj the states
thus excluded The ratification OF such an amendment uaer
circumstances cannot accomplish any g0od 10 the eouh
try and might bring irretrieyable disaster
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MARINE DISASTERS.

BI TELEGRAPH 10 rHE TRIBUNE go.
BOsroN Nov. l3.-While coming up tho harD0r tAls
morning the steamer Zodiac FROM PHILADELPHIA rna qo and
sunk the fishing schooner Mary Yates Of Boston Inc crew
taken of before she went down and brought 70 Boston on
the steamer.
BIT rnLEeRAPH
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. l3.--The ship Enoch Tram
ton Mare Island California experienced heavy gallo on me
9Th 9th and 9TH instant While the outer edge oil the ei
w heavy sea struck the hp on her sarboard bow starting
the cuwaer wood ends and stem The Captain then went 10
boad Ss arrived IN HAMPTON Roads DAY Tor repairs leak
ing very badly.
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A. rnve,,or Pronounce. II the Be.r.

Mr ALssRr Il HOOK OF the Guy Of New.York, meehsp
h engineer AID Of Sewing Machine Improvements
stated IN bis elimination oah On recent pending before
tho Commousr Of Patents follows; II consider the GSovER
BAKER sxwTS0 MACHINE The best machine Tor general USE u 10
sp,, and On that account commsnas itself families pa;icu
ay The made By Tia, mhne more durable than The
shuttle s, e Of H. elasticity h easier uan
aged than shuttle schns the threads taken to the nee
directly tho poo and their tensions arc less deu to aea'
and make Il point recommend the GRoyER BAKsR MACHINE
when uy advice requested which oen the IS many people
are acquainted that invented and patented Sewing Aa
shins Improvement myselL"-t Advertisement
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CANADA.

The GOLD ExCITEMgNT--DB ARTURR o. rug CANA.
DIAN CONFERENCE.-The QUEBEC SUFFERERS.
BIT rELESaAPa 10
BEIIKyILLr c. W, Nov. l3.-The excitement regard
ing the gold discoveries in Madoc Is still increasing
Large numbers of people continue 70 arrive, and nearly
every person returning brngs specimens OF ho precious
metal Another spot has been discovered where good
specimens are found.
TELssRAPH rRrBuSs
MONTREAL, c f.. NoT l3-Ths Hon. Me5sFs. Car
tier and Chaveau left last evening FOR England New
York. large crowd vas assembled n tho lopot and
cheercd them their departure The Hon hoSsf,. How
land and Mcdonald leave by the next steamer.
QUEBEC Nov l3-0reat good 10 expected to result from
the Qneons letter anl donation 20 the sufferers b. the late
FIRE I'm regard 10 future subscriptions the Relief Commit
tco havo recommended that there Do immediately dis
tnbutcd ten dollars each 10 three thousand families
in view OF the rapid approach Of Winter Resolutions
have been adopted expressing gratitude tor me lf seut
the Lover Provinces. Weather fine.
BANK OF VIPER CANADA.
nj rrLtsaAru 70 ruR Tsisrss
TOrosTo. {. W. Nov ia meeting O. Ia share
holders Of the Bank Upper Canada took place to-day
The directors submitted report 20 TIE shareholders. "a
which hey say after mature consideration and acting by
advice aud With the consent Of tAe GOycrnment your
directors have executed under the seal % The bank deed
Of Assignment, appointing Tho following gentlemen %
wind up Alfalfa OF TIE 1ask. VIZ,
1homl3 {. Street Peter Paterson, Robert Cassols,
Uugh {. B5rwick iui lcl1g Howard, csIs.
Your Directors VI opinion thai nnde- careful md
judcioIs Management a considerable surplus will ulti-
mat.y remain for division among the shareholders after
the whole libliiie' NJ ia bank have been pnt
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MIRRIED.

sgssg-srEARNs-on Tuesday Nov 10 By the Rev Dr. Tyng
Al Cayy Church. Edward Bnsse 10 Annie daughter o. Tue e
Joseph Ke.cham Stsarni al Of this city
BBETs-FERDoN-ou Monday Nov a TIE BIeGes, s
Church Chaplin, Mt joseph r. EoOes 70 'is
Mary O. FerdSn all Of this city. No eardA
sTEE-FERDoNon Monday Nov i ,ths ssesseIt Ohsteh
by Dr. Chopin Mr. William IL stem 70 '' sa"ss'
Pardon. all ofthis city. No cards
wooD-FERDoN-on Monday. Nov r. AZ the Big; Chutcs
by the DR. Chaplin, Mr. George w ood 70 '" "sa's'
Fsrion, all OF this city. No eards
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MARYLAND HORSE FAIR.

ny rEIEoRAPH gRBuSE
BALTIuORg. Nov l3-The Horse Fair opened TO-
dey at Herring Run There was ful attendance INCLUDING
many ladies Tho trial OF speed to-day was Tor MAyhna
borcs and there were two entries the first o. SIX orses which
was won by Ned Forrest Time $50 The secohl entry W." Vi
three horsss and was won by Sleepy Dayy linz sS ih
Gen Grant viii be present tho fair tomorrow ou WHICH
occasion the famous horse Dexter viii DO brought out
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MISSOURI.

ArrEMPT 10 DEFEAT VAN HORNS ELEcTIoS-SoELL's
MAJORITY 4O-FRASK BLAIRs ELECTION
ST fsLsoEAPH TRIBUsE
ST. LOUs, Nov. 49, "A bold trick has been resorted to
IN Clinton County TO defeat the election Of Van Horn in
tao With District Clinton gave him AS majority. Judge
Bfc1 his opponent, living there has induced the Conser
wave eanyasses 70 reject the vote Of every township but
G2 " tho ground that the officers OF election failed 10
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GEORGIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGIsLATUl

PROCEEDINGS oP THE LEGISLATURE
BY rELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
MILLEDGEvLEE, Ca, Nov. l3.-The Senate passed the
bill extending the time under the relief act, for the pay
rnent Of the first instanen OF oneourh of the debts
the LIST of January 1861 10 appy the benefits OF the Dill
10 stay all Judgments claims Incurred up TO LIST OF june
1865.
The House passed bill to provide an agricultural col
lege the State under the Loan Scrip act OF Congress
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The following are the State officers elected in Nevada
at the recent election-al Republicans:
GOuetaor-U g. BlasdeL
Lieutenant. Gor1nor-Jamcs S. slingerland.
ConJreSsn0n-D H. Ashley.
Supreme JtdTe-J. T. Lewis.
CIerk Supreme Coud-A. Helm.
Attorney. Gencrat-R NJ Clarke
Secrotdfy Of Sdts-C ~ NOteware
STATE Tfsasurer-E. RhOades
STATE Controuer-W. X Parkinson.
Superntendenf Public Instructi0R-Icy A. y. Fisher.
Sprpevor. Gensrdl-S II. Maflette,
state PIiateT-J i. Eckloy
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Fenton'smaj. 14,56I
MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF CANvASSBRs.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CANVASSBRS.
Th Board of County CsnyGssers which Is composed OF
fhe members of the Board Of Supervisors met yesterday
at noon 20 commence the official canvass of the late
election Supervisor Beakley chosen Chairman, and
the Deputy County Clerk Col. Toone, acted as Clerk
The Fourth and Sixth Wards called through, but
pWls 10 inaccuracies in the Third, Fourth and Seventh
Dsst'c OF the Fourth Ward and the Third aud sixth
Disrcts OF the Sixth Wand TO correct which the Can
NsS3e, Of those Districts ordered to be present to-
day results were arrived at except in the Sixth Ward
the STATE ticket and Constitution. The official tootings
ar Is follows:
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ARRESTS BY rus PazgDMsy's BCazA

ARRESTS BY rHg PREgDMgS's BUREAU,
NJ TELEGRAPH
LOUISVILLE Nov l3-Edward Cralgmile and John NJ.
Connolg were arrested in Gallatn County some days
since under the Civil Rights BILL By the Freedmen Blu
reau and we're turned 10 the United Staes Court to-
day aud held 900 each 10 at the mex, term OF
the Court
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TENNESSEE.
A QUORUM IN THE LEGISLATURE
Iru 10 rur rRfnrNr

BY iELgoRAPH TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE Nov. l3-There ffy.siK Representa-
tves, exactly quorum present in the House to-day
-Four new members were afterward sworn in, when adj.
iournment was made until tomorrow, account of the
decease Of w B Lewis friend and associate Of Andrew
Jackson. quorum is expected in the Senate tomorrow
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BosroN, Nov. l3.-'rhe trial Of James Brown
coorcd or h murder james Foster board the bark
guilty.
The suit IN the United States Court brought by tao Union
Paper Collar Company against Charles We'll Co. for IN
Judgement Of letters patent by selling unlicensed paper collars
has been decided he defendants submitting 10 decree Tor
uerpefaal Injunction
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5psrial Notlcss.
In Nature,. l;rnnd CnthedraI

Flowers the bat their fragrance Is bf that Of PHA
Ions MGHr BLOOMING cEREUs Oul,'ts the .eas,u'-ia
laughs tine Exposure The air adds decsey. bo, DOS
no, ob,eras H. only drowned soap
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SHOOTING ARRAY At BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Last night several men,
whilst the influence Of liquor got disturbance at
drinking h0use when named Nelson lately from New
York shot rs Vau named Derby and alpesa Instantly
kJI9l 80
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ILLINOIS.

The following give report from all the counties except
I5 The Republican majority thus far is about % wv
which the counties not yet heard from may 20 ABOUT
IS 900 There was no general election in 1865. Linoons
majority in 1854 was 80 1856 At the election Tor state
treasurer in 1862 the Democrats had majority OF 900
IN 1850 Lincoln had majority over all OF 4OS9;
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HEW-JERSEY.
HUDsOE COUNTY

Tho Hudson County Official returns give Gilchrst 6g7
majority, and Newark City gives Hasey go making
Dir HaseT's majority in the Vth Distrct933
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE PRYNsYLvANIA sENAToRSHIp.

THE PEYNsYLvASIA sESAToRsHr.
TELEGRAPH TO
CHAMBERsBURGH, Pa. Nov. l3.-The Franklin County
Republican Convention met to-day, and nominated Gov
Curtin for United States Senator The vote 70 for
Curtin for Stevens and / for Cameron. The Conven-
ton was largely attended and harmonious.
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Iona and israella
GRAPE. VINES.

TIE TWO BEST IN cULTvATIOS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
BOTH VERY EARLY. AND IsRAELLA Tue
EARLIEST Or ALL
TLsoNA only native grape Of good sire fOs the tibs n
soval to the foreign kinds
hardness eonsaney Of production aud perfect nPsn'z
ffot Il IL unequaled Of most hardy natives
ouiy unsKcspaonsble o the family DELAWARE
Is EXCELLENT IONA equal all respects and suca ssrrs<
Ia several very inpoE.sn, points
THE IONA IS THE BEsT GRAPE FOR WINE.
The IONA the only Grape whcb pays the Of best mass sr
s cutting the drs, year ~
Is the oSLT NATIVE whO's dii eagerly s0ps i'f %
per pound ,
the only grape foreign whose af pTeaounesds r
the udsel equal Muea AsE,d and preferable 70 pa
other foGeisn kinds sTowA in gsss houses rt
BY paphe containing ecirPson Of best vii''sss-
Present. and Grspe Cniue also Price Lists tet
Garden asd Vineyard Planting and Meaoa Of o5nlns Samples
will b sent Cor eenI stamp address - 49, ,,.,,, 4.
Ion. near PeekskI Esw-Yort-
HcrEit easy any eub agent other person interested
purchasing good vince ascertain By ssmpe Ions leland where
these vines originated the best and ehesPe place to obsas
good vines Of iona ard Israel' G w SNArL.
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SIXTH WARD.

KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF CAYvAsSERS.
Tho Board organized yesterday afternoon as Board OF
Clny1scs and referred the returns 10 Committee for
examination The Board will meet again to-day.
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
sl0 per aRnum; g. for six months.
SRNI.wRRKLY TRIBUNE.

sl0 per annum; y for SIX months
SBMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
NAL subsc-ibers copy year-l04 numbers ....N 90
Mail subscribers copies, yearl0 numbers -.-----.
Mail subscribers copies or over for each copy . W
Persons renting for 10 copies $50 viii receive an extra copy
Tor months
year.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers single copy, yelros numbers
Mail snhscribers clubs OF i've. ~
ION COMES addressed 20 Of subscribers III %
twenty eopes addressed 20 names OF Subscribers %
Twenty copies address I"
AIjre,. ~ TIE TRIBUNE New York
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DE ISLAND

THANKSGIVING IN RHODE ISLAND
NJ raLEaEAPH ruBusE
PROVIDENCE Nov. l3.-GoV. BURNSIDE US aP'
valal,a Ihgy,lsy NOT, ~ ~ IhanAygigVs VSI
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NEVADA.

Townsend Independent candidate for Controller received
about 600 votes.
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To Gahliall.l...!

VALUABLE MtEING PROPERTY MAR HOME, FOR sALg.
The r.d.:gHsd 9r. 9s ct. hs Mshss kEL 1890
and vsasbls KAOLIN OR CHINA CLAY WORKS. stSaid Ia
The property i situated about three line Of the B
moe slis R.lro:S % gs. south from s s9'
convenient distance 70 water from wnsop DEL
I ass s. Ts i gSsc isss n ' srSosSdsd @S ~
cCnysnisncs' incident cd nd bsy civilized ee%uas.y
TIE .oS9 wods aS: Of ,s PtSaaS aScS'SSs % az
Professor p Williams uperIor to any Eassas
add VIII folly equal the finest French Austrian P0res
TIE War. made Clay Of he e.seier and b
made 20 closely nis'o the choicest French "ok that dseSn
For Paper Makers ue It highest and IA sought
msnd from this qater alone Ter exceeds the pe'e" esP
For TIE Brick this Chg eou'dsred .upsss
70 The celebrated 5toubrdgr Clay England That Clay according
matter whls this confirms per lS value for
this mpoan; over the most taoa'n the world therefore
FOr sdy commencing aud prosecuting The bs.nss all s
ne DfoT Pans Hack. Vs FiKue, Mschinsfy Wsgo1 Carts.
Tools &C. e place n good order and Of the mos. sob
Prize Dwrns House srse Brick Boarding Ouss Tor the men,
The present capacity Of the wos about twelve on Psr
Day S5 E5h gE4e PtSprT o O PER CENT cAN
BE REALIZED,
while demand for the product NOT ouy constant and s"as
TbsWss capable o. ons extended . many times their pres
AZ gseG, i1e SR,9a , use mans I,sn every ias
Clay from these mines into market amo esrtsa % Hst
'n' '0''e AL TnKT IS REQUIRED IS CAPITAL.
With snosnt q moey 60 work these mae' 70 'os"
.Isn VSi0s s.Sos o. wans ASsys Rspor s
furnished every Information cheeay communicated
srsd responsible COMPANY the sy.E I, y aybs ''s'
sA' n'un' Of stock Apply" No 4, Suon s.c.ns Piess
ysry I ,Ssa zine ds ssl per All that
nisei viii eonuat esdy sab At thty dollars lt"l per '"n =
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK

NETWORK.
The MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR.
Tie returns reported from all the counties make
Boy. FentOns majority l4,57l
Majorities for GopernOr, partly estimated.
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WISCONSIN,
The following are the msjOrities for the Members of
MARYLAND.

The only State officer elected in Maryland this year Is
Controller of the Treasury. The following table gives the
vote for the candidates for this Office and also that the
Constitutional Amendment. as far az reported:
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PosrPoNEMENr OF A DOArRAcE.

ncd 20 come az bere 10 day between Gilbert Ward
N Cornwn and VIM Stevens OF Polghkeepe ha oee
poned until 10 morrow consequences Of the rough ~ u e
weather
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Esce, with District watcr7Hei which viii elect Quay,
The Union candidate.
xcept With District watervlet which viii increase the
slajorify % 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Il sppesrs after all that Stephen Baker tRep) has been
elected in Putnam instead Of Lewis III. Gregory DEM
There is likely however TO be some controversy about the
matter The Putnam Free Press explains II as follows;
1T first reported that the vote for Baker and Gregory
tie in Southeast Since then informed that six
given for s. Baker In that town were disaowed 20
SJpe Baker This In violation Of the rule and practice OF
the state Board of Canyasser Votes given In that manner
and under the circumstances Of this always allowed BY
that Board when Is shown there is person In the
dsct whose Christian and family can be 30 spelled
AID abbreviated IL there persons OF the
SANE the district, then there might bea doubt for whom
Che voters casting uch ballots intended TO vote But there can
ID doubt IN this case there Is no other IN this
CoOuT but stephen Baker WHO can or does 80 abbevate his
bsne n allowed, those six would elect Col Baker
They intended for him and no one else and should TO
carry out the intention Of the voters, be allowed him"
This l0akes the next Assembly stand IS Democrats TO
s. Republicans, O Democratic gain of6.
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BOSTON

C0LoRED SEAMAN CONVICTED OF MURDsR-lSjUNo-
rIOS IN FAVOR or rHg UNION PAPER COLLAR
COMPANY GRANTED
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A Lecture
viii be given By Gen CLINTON B. ksK IN lhe ssgsEs sas'
Church South hinhst, Wisnsbursh on NEDNESUAt EVEN
ING Nov IT, AZ 8 o'clock
p and Rsizt1us W ants Of the South
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For the amendment 3s94 against the amendment eo6
majority against the amendment 7l2.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALB

on The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
A. ojV2
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OPTICAL VOTE OF QUEENS COUNTY.
tate Prison Inspector and

IioFmons m20ritg. goJ
IrITu majority --S~~
Scattering fOr Governor. --...--.-------.
Scattering for Lieut. iOV ernor .-.-.-.-------
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THLK0hAfH 10 THE ThIHUNH
CHICAGO, Nov I3-The attempts Of The Chicago
Times to commit the Democracy Of the Northwest, Of
which It has hitherto been the organ, to negro suffrage is
meeting with strong resistance By the rank and fle,
although the leaders sustain the paper In It's course The
agitation promises to DO Of the most bitter ever known
in Democratic history.
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EXPECTED orsNS5 OF A roE--rHz USt'so STATES
SQUADRON ~ THg EAs--DE3ra- rioN ~ Pr
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-23

State Of Louisiana Parish of East Baton
p Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No; 508--In the succession of James M,
and Sophia Brunot, deceased.
pY VIRTUE of commission of date
AS December Both, 1866, issued in the
above succession, and to me directed from
the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court
IN and for the Parish and State aforesaid.
! will expose to public sale, in front of the
Court House door of said Parish, in the
city of Baton Rouge, on
Wednesday. the 9Th day of February
next, A. D., 1865, at II o'clock, A. M, of
said day, the following described property
belonging to the above succession, TO- wit:
Two certain Lots Of Ground, situated in
that part Of the city of Baton Rouge, laid
out by Ellie Beauregard and designated on
the plan thereof as Lots Nos one (1) and
two (2) of Square No. twenty nine, (29,)
measuring each sixty feet front on St. Fer
dinand Street, by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth. No. one being corner Lot
on Boulevard Street, with all the improve
ments thereon.
Upon the following terms and condi
tons, to-wit: For cash.
V. A. ALLAN,
Jan2 Deputy Sheriff.
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State Of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
Olivia Montgomery, wife, vs.. J. Smile
Montgomery, husband-No. 634-No-
vember both, 1865.
THIS CAUSE coming up for trial after
Il previous assignment, the law and evil
dence being in favor of the plaintiff and
against defendant, -.z
1t is adjudged and decroed that plaintiff
have to recover judgment against the de-
fendant for the sum of Six Thousand
Three Hundred and Sixteen Dollars, with
interest thereon from Judicial demand,
with legal mortgage upon the property of
defendant, to date from the 25th of Octo-
Der, 1857. fstse @+
It is further ordered and decreed that
plaintiff be separate in property from her
said husband, and have the administra-
ton of her separate property, that the
community of acquets and gains be dis
solved. ..-..-
1t is further decreed that the defendant
pay all costs in this suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court
this I'd day of December, 1865.
(signed) K. T. POSEY,
-. Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy, Decent Der 18th, 1865.
l.. ALLAH, Deputy Clerk. ian2o,
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State Of Louisiana Parish Of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 853-In the matter Of the succession
of James 6. Rhodes, deceased.
DY VIRTUE of commission issued In
- in the above succession, of date De-
Gem Der 29th, 1865, and to me directed from
the Honorable the Fifth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid, ] will expose to public sale, in
front Of the Court House door of said Par
ish, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
Wednesday, the DIST day of january
next A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock, M, of said
day, the following described property, be-
longing to the above estate, to- wit
A certain Tract Of Land or Plantation,
lying situate and being on Cypress Bayou,
in said Parish, containing one hundred
and fifty acres, more or less bounded on
the North by lands of VIM. Loudon on
the East by lands of Norman Black on
the West by lands Of Louisa Sullivan, and
on the South by the Baker tract, together
with all the buildings and mprovements
thereon.
Upon the following terms and conditions,
viz For Cash. IN v. A. ALLAN,
decSo Deputy Sheriff.