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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

8erbaItni6e. Sie prellBif9e 8olfss
partei bat aber I'M Sabr 1860 eiuen,
iebr besreifli9en uno beraeibIi@en, aber
barbdngnibboaen Sebler senta9t unb
iie un6 NIT ibr bas 8oH pirb ber1feIberl
nod Iange biiben. Nfan iab fb etnern
&Onige seseniiber, Der Ben ginFI1en
Ser 8ilbung, Der Suma,litdt bur9aus
5n9ansli5 mar unO lit (g8ilbeIml 1T
eifriger Sreimaurer, unO idb ueiB, mas
bas bebeutet) eiuem &Oniee, Der bereit
tuar, auf allen Sebieten benSortfdritts<
Sorberunsen @ednuns gu trasen, Der
aber (itno suar NIT boaent 8edt) bas
unbeOin9te 8eplBtfein ieiner IF a t.
( q d lid en- Mfa9tboafomme
bate. @ilbelu tuuBte febr gut, baB
Die preuBiide gerfaiiuns bon elmer iies<
rei6en gfeaction ottrobirt, ni@t bon
elmer iiegrei6en &ebolution eramunsen
mat; er fannie Sic b0llise p olitif DE
(nidt tneni6li3e) seut1r unierer Mafs
fem er fiiblte ii6 fart an Ser Spise
zines unbe6in9t ereebenen Bolts
ISeeres (benn bas 1T bas prellBii9e Seer
tros aIleOem un0 alIeDsm, tros alle'
nerriiften Sumter tnb aller i@n1ouen'
oen 8ourseois) = unb er bate fit
l1msefaItuns bieies 5.eres eitten @lan
Der feline 2ebensaafsabe mar, ben er
| itder ni6t aus politifdeu, ionbern au'
rein t d nj d en- Sriinoen fur unbe'
oingt 9eboten unb notbDenbig belt
0ieiem 8lan ipiberfest fid Die parlas
ntertariide Maioritat, in better Ibf@
nnb aus reOltder 1lebsr5ensuna abe
obne ole uub iebe g8iirbisun9 Der Ser
bdltniile.
(Sortiebans folst.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
s1rh cine sfebe.

Die borgeitrise Gbenbpoft bradte uns
ben @ortIaut elmer 8eoe, Die 8rdfbent
Sobnfon am slben6 6es Is. Dor elmer
sroBen 8eriantmlung bon SoIbaten unO
naas Wentroien gebaIten. Der Brdfbent
nabm pie6erun Gele9enbeit, piel iiber
f6 isn6 feline 8tuiiti9feiten NIT ben bei<
ben Sauiern bes Gonsre6es gu fpreden.
'ss4s' gStr glauben ni@t, bub Den soIbaten
uu6 Mfatroien, Die bod 2eute bon Sba@
ten unb niGt bon Borten fino, oieI bars
an eeIegen bat, bic 9anentationen beS
gnss Yrafbenten iber ben @Ongreb iait an<
sub6ren. Sod Sobnion fennt fetnYus
b[ifum befIer tuie mir. SIN Gan3en fonn>
xshg ten mir feirten rtertli9en t1nterI9ieb
snif6en biefer 8ebe unb Der bcriibmten
Sira6e bonn %. Sebruar beuterfen =
aMber ettua Der, Oab CT bic les gial UNI
terIieb, feline I'M 9indren 6einbe
nit 0amen 81 rennen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

gs miro i'm ilidt 9elinsenh j 9n nj d t,
bort bic ygrunoIa9e elmer rleueu 8uflnft
au RnOen. Das 8oIfin ungarn
tpirb ,,2eitreid," Die @bnaffie Sabsburs
atpinssn, fid fetbft gu ri6tek inbe,n
oSeitrei6" our@ bic 8useitdnbniiie al,
bic llngarn unb Slaben, fid feline oellts
fden @0lfer entfremoet;. ltnb suriidfebrz
.eno, 3ettuns in Der 9iotb BEL ieinen
9cnti6en gu fn6en, ii6 pieber Die linz
Egaren nao Slaben gu 6einOeu MAIDEN
rnuB !
Snt 9 mnb bcrrldt Nnar6ie;-
IN - itrcid" aber Saulnib unb
an flo flung!
Slid anf gum auferitebunssfefe !
bu. beuti4es, golf., ,Oie gieser bon
1849 iinO am @nOe ibres @pieles an<
gcIanst; iie iteben beute Dor Dem Sc
banfen elmer. Iesten 0fettung in einen
beuti6en Biir9erfriege anefli9, nnent>
f4ieben fopflos in bem 8cpuBtiein,
bab bieier Sriesssebanfe bereits bas
Solf gu iueden anfdnst, iiberseust, bab
NIT benz erfen Sdaile - bie 81 ufers
It ebun 9 Der 3ation besinnt.
Nfit ODER obne Srieg, bie yOteaction"
1T ant @nbc i4reS Spieles angelanst.
Ser Sag sra1t, Der, ipenn ct untergebt,
Die Gnferitebuns Ser Station sefeben
baben miro.
| Sell Oieiem Sage! gliidauf gum
Qluferfebnnasfeite
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Son Ginfinllati,
bur9 bic
atlantic unb srobe ireitltdJe gtfenbabu
Srei burbIaufenbe Sise uerIaen Cincinnati tasIi&;
Roraens

Bkl5- Otttcte Bttb1nbun9tn 3u SdInhIdnc"
Der iesGi}enbabn. 80 .-I19
BaE- gu glansFeIb nit Pittsburs, Sort gsap
nno GbieagozGt ienbabn Gi3 JfF%
Sies 1T bic einsise 8abu mad ben
Sel<gegerben BON 8enniDIbanien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
Gnecials Mptia.

Yaa9iere, bic nit Surd rEidet perIeHen finb, t6ns
men ibr @epdd bis gu iHrem 8eitimmunssort getbedi
erbaIten. Bel Mnfunft Der Sampfer in Gineinnat
pirb Transportation mad oteIs ober benz Depot FIRE,
geieiert, Mls Yotz Sdmpfer Ieeen am Mtlanties
lnb @reats ageiterns gBbarfboot Tus Der
fanften Strase, -
! @rn DmntDus= un6 gepadwaeen ieSen abenS BET
Mnfunft Der 8oote pon 2onisuiHe in Berejtidaft nm
8afugiere tinb ibr @epGd fcftefrei nat benz Atantc=
tn6 Great gBeternz 8abnbnf 81 briusen, ~
dbrprets 70 rtiebrs iln6 bic S@neIiigtet Der 3iee
10 grob ais .duf irgenb elmer anheTen Bohn.
Stdets itnb ;u baben m Cincinnati an Der norbz
weitliden Gde Brooblpap tunb Sroutftrabe unh ouf
benz renen 4aiugters abnbof Der Cincinnati, SamiIs
tons unb Gifenbabnt iorpte in ben Saupts
Bureaus Der IN 8erbinbunS feberben 2iiiien.
.. RcG La { n, Gen. superintendent.
Capt. 6. 8arnen, Pdilagiers Meent.
rsE s4a,tstst Ire z 2ouisuine.
G.S. suffer, Gen. zTtdet=Meent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21

@ei3en in 8 IT. Seuuei<
e.. ,rfee. Der y&noEbiae Bbis" bonn IL.
g sss fAreiEty Odb e. NIT nlebreren Rdnnern
2 - & bon @infat unO 8eOba6tnngssabe COM
berFrt bat, bic berfi6era bab Ste beiten
ausF6ten fir cine quite gSeisenerute in
p { OF EennefIee DDrbanben fnO. Die
: ipI6tIia etnsstretene aaIte I'M Ssbruar
bat benz @eissn an ntanden Srten ses
81 f@abet, aber I'M Gan3en genomtinen, ift
Der Gtan6 Elm beripre6enber. Nf0sen
nHfsre 6armer CUTE Safer unb 9Orit<s
Gruten amfipei6ern, ME fie F9erIid
.sa ,fbnn per0en; basn nebme man uniere
Seueulte, bic nientaIs febIf6Iast unO
mir perDen eenis far ms feIbft unO
aud nod fir auoere 2emte baben,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-21
g gennefYee sesisIat,tr.

ben ieneu Mntra9e anf: ...
y &C. =. $50. 353 DesSrn. 8opeu, oieSberiffs
SpOrtelu 81 re3uliren uno ... /.
ss@ OF $50. 1854 6es Srn. 8ofier, Die Nem@
pbis, @IartsbiIIe uno louisville Giien%
zs!a.iH balm 81 untertiben. .
8ei6e pafIirten beim erfen 8erlcien;
ssi% 6ie@rfere uurbe benz geridtIi6en &usz
fduKe, bic 2ebtere Dem iiber NfitteI unb
Fl { Bese lbertuieieu. ..z
SD. 355, bic 8eri9tsfbe in ben@oun<
ties Campbell unb Slnberion gu berles
ai3 gen. @a9-
-aga2 @afFrt. SIS as-e-
So. $50 unO 357 resulirt Die @pOr>
----t etn Der Srieoensri9ter.
Dent geridtli@en Slusiduile iberz
siuieien.
SO. 358, einen gebilfe fir ben Sbe@
riff IN BebfOrO County gu crnennen.
$aRirt
SO. 359, 6ie @bur5 unb @pruce
StraBen@ giienbabn gu incorporirer.
tI$2 s. Sci Oer atueiten gerIeiuns pairt unb
benz seri@tli6en 9lusi4uiIe iibertuieien.
A. g- 81 SS%ekAAtS@k SSNUAo"SCGiVluWe% q
Scr. Garrisan's 8ef3luB SO. 43,
8srtrauenspotum oes Yraf bent Sobnz
q ion, tuur6e abermaIs berleien u1b Sr,
q SsGeuter bra6te in 6eiIen Statt ben fol-
genoen &ntrag elm;
arc .'s Oa 6ur9 Die Sanblun9 Ser Maiori1
tat Oes Senne1ee @olfes Ser Staat in
bic steIIuug elmer 0tebolution 9egen Die
Hegieruns Der Ser @taaten sebra6t
saS itpurbe nn6 -rs z so. .1 ,ts.
Sa ourb bie Sbatia6e bieier Sebelz
s!-9'1s lion bic itaatIi9e griftens bon Sennei1ec
''' ''se beruidtet u,,6 Bis iebt nod ni9t tuieOer
berseteIt pOrDeu 1T: s
Sa mir ferner 9lnbretu Sobnion io>
~ 81 tuoBl, ME Sie Better ser Nfuioritat I'M
@Onsreiie far bic 0tetter Der Station an
feben,
's'~ $40 g 90 fei es bei@lolIen, OaB mir es fir
HnpoIitii9 baIten, burd Yartbeinabme
7tA fit ben einen ODER anbern She'll bic
SadIage gu beridItmmerrL unO uns
ser ieIbft Dor ben IoDalen gtaaten Der
Union bIos3uFelen."
asg 8ei6e 9lntrase tuurben Dem 9lus<
idufie I5er Soberale 8e5iebunseu iber@
niefen. ---
, & Die folgenben Outrage tuurben gum
5meiten NlaIe berIeien: --
- { SO. 339, peIde bas aoofaut Mouns
tain @rsiebunssinltitut incorporirt.
is'1'1 Baffirt, ebenfo
SO. 341, pelde Die gerbinOIi6teiten
Der Rehnefee Siren &nfaIt besabn
uu0 v4ss .s
SO; 34s, ipeIde Oie Spree Springs
Del @eleGi5aft iucorporirt.
SO. 347 bdgesen gum Sdube ber
SreiseIaieuen erfubr nur serinse Be-
@--ndbtnng -z----------
= ! SO. 351 Sas G1fem innerer Ser
6eferiinsen nid6t db8uanbern unO
30. 352, 6ie 8ertretung 6es Staates
mad ser BdbIersabl gu reguliren, pui>
frten unb tuurOen BEN betrefenoeu Slus>
f@IfIen abertuieieu.
,ssf SO. $50 amenoirt ben 9ltt bonn T.
sas,,sa Sanuar, Ser stesern unb Snbianeru
8eusenre6te berleibt, babin, Oab er io>
s.ss5 r fort in &raft treten ion. (9iebe unier
=, - ~ - gefrises glaH.) o.
&c.. 349 Sncorporatiou oes SEM
neFee 2ebensberF6erunss >@eieai9aft.
lars SIM 9auf eipdr Die Berutbuus iibsr
Die Sncorporation Der Sennefee uno
BaciFc Giienhabn 9egenitaub Der Sa>
sesor6nuns un6 fIIte bieielbe Die Sor@
mittassitunben beaitanbig aus.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

~ It may be EEsfriy ssaid that summer
is upon us. So far. the weather has been
~ cool and pleasant as the the balmy
breeEes Of spriag = while wooaens and
blankets have been more or less in de-
mand since winter took his final depart
ure with his crown Of icicles encircing
his venerable head. But the summer has
come at last and we ere forcibly remind
ed Of that important fact by the fierce
rays Of the old sun God which I pour.
ing down in ! manner compelling q re.
sort to the shade where cooling " liquids,
can BE- indnlged in without interruption,
and ad H5tsm. The general health Of
the parish IS excellent, not hearing Of
sickness enough to raise . smile upon a
physicians lip Or . beam Of joy upon the
the brow Of an undertaken. M
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28


The USEFUL CIR n THE NEEDLE-Wo.
MANS FRIEND.-Pretty baubles may do for
those who do not care to combine the use.
fful with the ornamental !; but when science
blends the former with the latter, then has
ornament received its finishing stroke and,
utility its highest adornnent. The Wilson
Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company
have achieved this triumph in their i'm
proved Sewing Machine, which is simple
in its construction, perfect in its motion,
and very durable. Any one a under.
stand and work it with ease a child
may use it successfully j; while the poor
needle.woman cannot afford to do without
it, as it not only saves time but labor, and
therefore enables her to earn more money
in less time, with decreased labor. Think
Of this, ye who live by the needle. The
wealthy should purchase it for their famil-
les, as it fells, tucks, quilts, and embroiders
in a most beautiful manner, and saves
wives and.daughters from STOPPING forms
and weak eyes. These facts should alone
be sufficient inducement to purchase one,
as no home is complete without a good
Sewing Machine. For further par
ticulars see Observation-Disclosures York.
Monthly and Working Woman's Adpocate.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

~ The Clinton Patriot says that the
stock thrown upon the market to rebuild
the Port Hudson and Clinton railroad
has all been taken, and the work will be
Immediately commenced. Talking Of the
road reminds us Of an annecdote we
heard Of the i" blarsted rebs," during tie
siege, cutting up the rails and shooting
them at the Yanks. "Why don't you
advance p reared an officer to q sturdy
German who vas busy lodging the mis-
siles' during q charge on the breastworks.
"Got in himmel, ter tam rebels is shoot
in ter railroad iron at us unit l was tink-
in dey might shoot ter locomotive at US
next |"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

e rZE. EL-E&
D- The friends of President johnson
in East Baton Rouge held a rousing
meeting on Saturday last, to ratify the
appointment Of delegates to the Philadel-
pbia Convention. Able speeches were
made by :. 0. FuouA. Esq, and Major A.
N. DUNN which were attentively listened
to by the large and appreciative audience.
The Major took occasion to wade into "
the Rump Convention of Howell and Co.,
which highly amused his hearers. The
resolutions passed by the meeting are
entirely too lengthy for our columns, but
they were Of a character fully in keeping
with the intelligence and patriotism Of
the people Of that parish.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

M- Judge Abel, of New Orleans, was
arrested on the Goth inst, in that city, on
a charge of treason, uttered against the
constitutionality of the civil rights bill
in a recent charge to the Grand Jury of
his Court. Commissioner Shannon offer.
ed to release the Judge on parole for his
appearance before the United States Cir
cult Court in the fall, but this he declin.
ed. His bail was fixed at $500 which
was given and he went forth a free man.
Really, Commissioner Shannon can have
nc very exalted opinion of the civil rights
bill when he releases SO distinguished a
public functionary As Judge Abel upon
bail Of $500. Or, perhaps he thinks the
=" treason was Of very small character,
which is most probable.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

o. Verdant people in this section Of
country were led to suppose from a bril-
liant schedule Of postal arrangements in
the New Orleans papers, that we were
to have, after the LIST Of July, a daily
mail to Baton Rouge. We believed it,
among many other errors Of our life, and
have continued to believe it-for it's all
belief. If contracts have been awarded
for daily mails to the principal points on
the Mississippi river, why have not those
contracts been enforced ? Better go back
to the late system of chance mails by
transient steamers, and then We would be
in the happy position of the colored
preacher. Dressed am dem wot don't
'spect muffin, for dey amt gwine to be de.
ceived |"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

~ Grieving over hard times never
made any one fat, unless like FalstaH,
they were blown up with grief. Something
good to eat and drink have always had q
happy effect upon the gloomy and des-
pondent, which never fail to eradicate
those unpleasantsymptoms. Simon Men
delshon, EGG, cornerad Florida and Third
streets, Baton Roage offers . pan.cea for
oil afflicted in this manner which is calcu.
lated to chase away the blue devils Of
care and make a man feel rs If the riches
OF Croesus were as trifes in his purse
Call and see for yourselves, taste in the
same manner, and if you don't go away a
happy man, tl1en there. Is no virtue in
Tine wines, excellent liquors and superior
groceries. Ill 5G ans
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

~ The Iberville South comes to us
this week much improved in size and ap.
p~earance. Let US hope the proprietor
may reap the reward Of his labors, and
that his subscription and advertising hist
may be as large and fruitful az bis mer-
it's deserve. The South has a neat and
attractive appearance and does credit to
the country press Of the State. Wonder
If u friend, G. Ward, is a connexion OF
the great Artemus, the Snowman? II
so, the old adage that Figures wont lie,'
cannot be thrown at his door, because we
remember one Saturday night, not many
moons since, a certain "fgggger' tried
that game, but G. Ward would Mt permit
it. It is an excellent thing, once in a
while, to have an old straw hat-it's SO
commodious for "bricks "-and then the
loss is not felt.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
d'Ouest Baton R....

T. ~ 1OAAN -
Parodsse d'Orest Baton Reus.;
coUR DU 5ME DISTRICT.
Artemise Esnard, spouse '. Thomn,o, u
Bird, epodx. No. 1901.
10 Juliet 1866. Dams cette .4Ia;,a ]. i,
fendeur par son avocat ayaht enree;.ss.
sa reponse. 'et les parties interesse. sss's
comparus devant Ia Conr cosformemen..
un appointment instanter, ct Ia u|ainf;,s
ayant prouve ga demande ct Ia teano;r.
age ct la loi etant en- sa fayeur, i =.
alors ordonne, adjuge ct decrete ou,A,ta
mise Esnard, epouse de THOMPSON u
Bird, la plaintive ait jugement contra :.
recouve du defendeur Thompson ". RIA
Ia somme de trois mil ciuq cent cindu,nts
24-l00 piastres, avec interet legale d. d..
mande judiciaire, SAVIOR !: du . Juliet III.
66, jusq'ua paiment, ct que les frais j.
process soient taxes, ct que la p~lsiutira
ait une hypotIeque legal ct tactic BON,
lie susdite montant sur toutes les pruprii.
ties du defendeur ; que phypothcque colt
decretee executoire ct qu'ete existe n
montant de dix sept cent q~uatrevinpt n
59-100 piastres du S Octobre 1881. n
montant de quatorze cent soixaute-nepf
20-100 piastres 1e Octotre 1854. au mon.
tant de cent neuf 52-l00 piastres d. y
Fevrier 1856, ct q Ia balance de com,
qu%atre-vingt quatre 93-100 piastres d
Fannee 1865. II est de plus ordonne a..
la plaintive soft declare separee hes bieus
de son mari, qn'elle ait administration d
SEES biens @psrees, ct qu'elle soft reconnq
CONNIE prcprietaire en- son droit de Ii
propriete ci-apres descrite SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terre situe en-
cette paroisse, mesurant .deux ct IN tiers
arpents de face sur llne pfofondeur De dir
neuf arpents, plus on mois, ct borne CON.
me il suit !: en- avant par terres de Jacques
Molaison, ST., ct en- haht ct en- bas pv
terrea de la donatrice Marceline Dairle,
veuve Alexandra Esnard, ct derriere par
dAdolphe Dupuy, ave les arneliorations
qui st trouvent.
Fait, Ia ct sigue' en- plein Cour. &c %
Juliet A. D. 1866.
(signe) R. 7. POSEY,
Juge SINE District Judicisire,
Copie conforme a Poriginal.
Bureau du Greffef, Onest Baton Rouge,
lie % Juliet 1866. A. B. DUBROCA,
Depute Greffsr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

"a Amongst the most determined OPP
ponents in Congress Of the appropriation
to rebuild the leyees in Louisiana, is the
redoubtable n. 2. Banks, indeed were it
not for his hatred and spite to the South,
there is every reason to believe the ap-
preparation bill would have passed. Gen.
Banks had no dove for Us in the first place
when he wanted to " let the Union slide,'
aud that love was in no wise increased
after Mrs. War introduced him to Stone
wall jackson, Dick Taylor and Frank
Gardner. Az q military man he was the
laughing stock Of the country, but that
made little difference to him SO long as
he could wade through rivers of blood
and treasure to an eminence nature had IN
fitted him for. He dislikes the South
it is natural. He grinds out his venom
because she thwarted him. His own sol
diers did not like him, except perhaps,
his New England pets, Of whose precious
hides he was very careful, as their votes
were wanted upon returning home. His
officers knew his ignorance, but discipline
kept their mouths closed. On one occa-
sion, however, during the siege of Port
Hudson. after the Federals were terribly
repulsed, he sent to Gen. Weitzel to know
if he had regiment in his command
that could be relied upon in an emergen-
cy. "Yes," answered the bluff soldier !;
I" tell Gen. Banks / have a regiment that
will storm hi itself, if ordered ; but tell
him at the same time that the regiment
did not come from Massachusetts" Alas |!
poor Banks Unable to show yourself
a soldier, you turn bravo and %mountebank
to unarmed and d~efenceless people.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

A Sarcastic cuss" of an editor gives
the following advice to young men. altho
he has not the f~aintest hope they will
follow it,
Never look at the girls. They can't
bear it. They regard it as an insult. They
wear their feathers, f~urbelows and frills
merely to CRAFTY their mamas, that's all.
Looking does no good-talk sweet and
lovingly to 'em-that's the cheese p
You can make the dear cherubs believe
anything if you'll only tickle them in the
right way.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Artemiae Esnard, wife, VS.. Thompson w.
Bird, husband, No. 1901.
In this al the defendant through his
counsel having filed his answer, and the
parties by An assignment instanter being
properly before the court, and plaintiff
having proven her demand, the law and
evidence being in favor thereof. It is
therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed
that Artemise Esnard, wife Of Thompson
W. Bird the plaintiff, have judgement
against and recover from the defendant
Thompson w. Bird, the sum Of three
thousand FIVE hundred and fifty a4-10O
dollars With legal interest from judicial
demand to wit the I'd day Of July 1866
until paid, and costs Of suit to be taxed
and that for the above amount plaintiffs
legal and tacit mortgage on al the prop
erty of the defendant to be recognized,
made ~executory and decreed to exist to
the amount Of seventeen hundred and
eighty-six $1,000 dollars from October
9th, 1887, to the amount of fourteen hun.
dred and sixty-nine 20-100 dollars from
October 10th 1854, to the amount Of one
hundred and nine 52.lOO dollars from
February goth, 1856, and on the balance
of one hundred and eighty-four 93-1OO
dollars from the year 1865. It is further
ordered that plaintiff be decreed separate
in property from her husband that she
have the separate administration of the
same, and that she be recognized a. own
er in her own right Of the following des-
cribed property to wit:
A Certain Tract of Land Situated in
this parish measuring two and one third
arpepts front by q depth of nineteen ar.
penis, more or less, and circumscribed
within the following bounds to wit : In
front BY lands Of Jaques Molaison; ST.,
above and below by lands Of the donor
Marc cline, Daigle widow Alexandre
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

1 ~ Az the Dread Yisitant, cholera, is
on its tramp southwards, be prepared in
time by having . supply Of! the proper
remedies o hand, all Of which can be
procured atthe establishment Of Vince &
Jastremski5 Baton Rouge. Their stock
is like the celebrated purse Of Fortunio
always full. MY
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

E.nard, and back by lands Of AdoIss.
Dupuy, With all the buildings and li ;@'
provements thereon. "
Done, read and signed in open eo,..
this Goth day Of July, i. D., 1856 '0a''
:1,G 1s,gP F;f2 District, +. I. PosEY;
A True Copy Of the Original.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rooyt 4.
23d day Of July 4. D., 1866. = u''
A. B. DUBRoeA.
Jy79o' sDpy chi
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

If . country editor visits a neighboring
town on acollecting tour and gets to hug
ging the sign posts, what then ?-lb South.
It's . sig. that he's posted in all the
doings Of a town where temperance is a
great virtue and spiritual r~ecreations I'M
known. Do ye mind that, Mr.. South!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

S@L We regret to learn from a gentle
man Of our parish, just returned from Red
River, that the caterpillar has appeared
in the vicinity Of Alexandra. This is
bad news, certainly but if they will hold
OF in this parish, one month longer, we
shall feel under many obligations.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

ma Gardeners, and others, wanting a
superior article Of strawberries, are re-
ferred to the card of Francis Brill ESQ.,,
Newark, New, Jersey. His nursery is one
Of the best insthesII United States, and all
plants sold by him can be relied upon as
being of the first choice and quality.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-07-28

~ The citizens Of Jackson who were
arrested and conveyed to New Orleans on
- charge of having thrashed and ducked
. negro school teacher, were released on
. bond to appear before the United States
Circuit court in November next. Certain.
II q great cry about q little acoo1.