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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge,

,JtH5E FIFTH JUDICIAL D1sTR1cT, wu0s
Bazalide Landry, wife VS.. j. Auguste
Leveque husband, No. 1882.
A regular default having been entered
in this case and more than two judicial
days having elapsed and the defendant
still failing to appear and file his answer.
It is ordered a~djudged and decreed the
law and the evidence being in favor
thereof, that there be judgement in favor
of Bazal;de Landry, wife, and against
Joseph AugustcJ Leyeque..A husband for
the sum of sixteen thousand six hundred
and ffty-nine dollars and thirty nine
cents with Legal interest fr9n judicial
demand to wit From the 9Th day Of
March A. D. 1886, until paid--and on
the further sum of two thousand dollars
with legal interest from judicial demand
to wit From the 21st day of March
A. D. 1866, until paid together with costs
of writ to be taxed, with4privilege 0f
mortgage in favor of plaintiff, against
all the property rights. and credits Of her
said husband from the 30th day of April
A. D. 1858, for the said sum Of sixteen
thousand Elk hundred and fftyjnihe dol
lars and thirty-nine cents and with pri-
vilege of mortge against all the proper
ty rights and credits Of her said hus-
baad for the further sum Of two. thou
sand dollars from the Goth day Of July
A. D. 1S49, the date Of. which the said
amount came, into The hands Of her said
husband Joseph Auguste Leveque as es.
tab1ished by the evidence on file. It ls
further ordered adjudged and decreed
that the plaintiff be separted from bel
said husband that she have the admins.
%tration of her separate and p%arapberna|
property and that her mortgage be made
executory against all the property rights
and credits Of her said husband for the
amount Of this judgement and that she
recover costs of suit to be. taxed 2ea
The United States Internal Revenue
duty having been paid ID this case @
April 18th, 1866 '@4 81 49, sen %,
(signed) R. I: PosEY,, Judge FIFTH
Dist Court.
A True Copy.
Clerks Office West Baton Rouge, this
10Th day of April, A. D., 1861 sob /!
ap 2191 O. NJ. LEBLANC, sCletk.I
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~TDELAIOUSIANE
-ETAT DE La
Ixgf4Ro1SSB dOUEST BATOnR0U6E
lTSsfra. j3rs1slsr !dDldtfis
Leodocia 8. Pope, epouse. y. Nathaniel

Leodocia E. Pope, epaouse, v. Nathaniel
,aIA.9W Pope, mari No.Y11Salho
Cette cause -syant-ete Requirement
mis- en- defan: ct deux; jjoqse jHaicisrs
s'etantseoon}esJetle defendeur ayant ia't
faute d'apparaitre pour enregistre safe
ponse, abffteas TeJ E14dentess pJltes, pour
raison dc ID. Eol.n e. les preavsI ietsst;sn
favour de Ia reclamation de afdeman'
dresse eontre ,lsa deefendeurr.. TEST par con
sequent ordonne, adjuge ct decrets aos's
demandresse, Mime teodocis r. P'pe,ep'
ouse, ait aiinnggedmeht 1t -fecdd@ra do defen-
deu,, n v. Rpafcnsri, laffanpe6s .sps
mile, sept Cent vingt-six 81 $1,000 pas
tres, sayec desv iatsretslsgelAaaasjo
de Decembre 1855 iiusqatgoHsnebeees
avec une hyothe4tst afid1i sdr t66tebses
prophecies du defendeur, ssvur du-1et
d,Ayri 1857. pPpT y Hpme Pe $3.50 q
81; dn II Dbtembfe 1859 p6tr naSb0mns
de $l40o $17set6I3szl II est de plus
?ssB!9g sa s1a Z e ssaEs II a:Ss 6 So. !:
h aefanadlesarI soft a.ssetoa.ter astaese J. o.
smRpdEeeaa Observation-Disclosures de css
p~roprietesa psrsphefnhu4 let frsis do O
process taxer..o 0sl3sAuM 1866
a qY.larsaliigfy)aa Il Ias fI Il
Copie conformeN RqpiGilel,n a,sv IL
daiG ssGAg0s0ta0atO. Rouge
- 1SfAVKl18eGd O. n. LxBLANos's
'ap2l GrefasF'
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ETAT DE LALOUISLANE. !
Paroisse d'0uest baton 5Roue,

ar cINou1EME DISTRICT %JuEIcA1RE ea 81
Mary Jane CHIN. 3 ,ep ,'.s,s Is William, B.
Robertson, epoux. No. 1925.
Sur la motion de Messrs White & Rob-
%ertson, avocats, ct la reclamation de ID
demandresse ayant etc prouve, il est or,
dome que lie Judgement par deiaut rendu
dams cette eausedsS SINE jonc d'Avril l8'
66, soft confrmee maintenant, ct il est de
plus ordonne, adjugeie It decrete quirli de-
mapdresse, Mary Jane Chinn,iepuuse,, reI
couvre duzdefends ant William B. iERobert.
son, epedx, la somme de onae mile, cent
yingt-cinq piastres, avec interet legalesde
la 'deloande ajndiciaire, qh'elle ait juget
ment ponrsinni service. de cnillieres d'ar-
gent, sa proprietes paraphefnale qni sc
trouye maintenant, en- isa possession, eva
Iuela deux cent lpiastressa Que sonebyi
potheque legals ct tactic soft reconnu
d'exister sur toutes les proprietes reelle
de son dit epoux, pour la somme de deu1
mile piastresl duJl6iAvril 1 8a8. poQr ID
somme de hut mile, six cent yingt.cioq
piastresI du 24me jour de Mai 1853 ct
pour la somme de ciuq cent piastres du
Ter Janvierp 1861, ,qu'elleI soft, zdecrste
d'etre separa de bienl de son. dit, epoux ct
que la couanunahte d'scquets ct gains
existant entire eur soft dissopte etlqu,elle
soft autorisee de reprendre padministra-
ton de SEES biens paraphernaux IAN que
son epoux s'enterpose.
II est de plus ,ordenae que les, frais de
ce process soienti taxes ct pages par lsde.
PENDENT. &c Is Avril 1866. n 49, a. /
(signe)s eazao9 B. T.. POSEY, GO
u &i.JageIdu 5me District ] udiciaires
Copie conforme q Poriginall9 ssxod 90
Bureautdu Gfefier, Quest Baton Rouge
ce Is Avril 1866. ON LEBLANC; q.
Eap2laas aI4egp .GIaLqKkI9Grehe
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. I
Owing to the prevalent impression that l am
agent for Capt. E. B. TRINIDAD, this is to notify
all whom it may concern that l am not the agent
Of that gentleman, and never have been nor am
l interested in any business of his id any manner
whatsoever.
FsAp1 7th-tf 5NO. M. BROOKS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
S

QAMUEL ELWELL respectfully notifies the
~ public in general, throughout the parish, that
he has engaged JAMES W. POGUE, an experi-
enced Blacksmith. as foreman of his shop, and is
now prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITH
ING and IRON WORK, at rates to suit the times.
persons wanting work done in that line Of bust
ness, confident that he will give satisfaction in
every particular.
~ Shop at the Ferry Landing, opposite the
city Of Baton Rouge.
SAM'L ELWELL, Proprietor.
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.dt STATE OF LOUISIANA.
or westsRatOn Ra.r
JuDEcIAL DISTRICT

FIFTH ScDFViAk DlsIlUCTy ,si.saas
Marguerite Adclinee II sS6ssasfd Nm
Joseph Tuilier husband, No.1ssa
This case having been ,reguula..slly sddssfs,siSk.
ed and the Judicial delays having eexblred
the defendant still failing to appear and
6leAis' answer, tleesaoenwm .iake,rsnn
and after introduction of testimony 81
the pkrt Of the HlSbtif, FL. {e1so6H lie
law and evidence being III favor ii tn
plaintiffs. clam against the defendant.
II IL therefore ordered 4diSdfsaak1G2s
creee that the plaintiff Marguerite ADJ.
line Trahan wife, do hare asd recover
of the defendant Joseph TuilIier husband
judgement for the apmruf i've Aaad,,d
and aniDety-one 81 100 dollars Isith 3
lper cent interest from the 14thad de- asf
March 1866, ana with'ai Legal ahorsgseee
on all his property from I'd day X Jdy
1886. /. IT j. Ifnrshhesr ordered that IL.
community Of acquets and gains hereto.
fore existing betueeh plaintiff mi ;ber
husband the defendant be dissolved and
that she resume the Administf16oa Of Der
separate property and costs Of suit 10 b.
taxed. April tB.s1S66.ai sissape assts I'D
April. 18th, 1866.
(Signed)J 4. I. POsEY, '1oHosaA
,aJpdge Fifth Dist Cestt.rs
Clerks Office West Baton Rouge.
this 10TH dsyaof April A. D. 1066O1sao
ap2l aa.IQt M.,,LEBLANs4g',, Clerk.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PAROBsEf6UkS7 BAToNR0UHbo
c1semnE DISTRICT aueas44mhavoq
Margaret Adelins Trshans epaass.We. 10.
seph Tuillier, epoux.aaNov p22siGr
nil; os sa as s ! i y ~. 81 Ia Essi''s, .;:s:s:
eeoulees, St le s.ddfe ifsndsssusf, sysut fate faute
d'apparsitre pour snregistrd IS fepohsr.
A9dits cssapsseI ryant ysae RtEiss Ct enres
Nntroduction des teIHclgnages pp6nff Il
demsisdresse, POM Jgaai4en de u III st es
preuves etant en- faveur de Ia reelega.
ton &c ID demandresse cvntre le dsfes.
Fdeor, ea parI toasafneGti 6sdbdteI6d.
juge ct decrete que u demandresse, Mar
guerite Adeline Trahah, epcSse,askjs1e-
Iment ct. recouvre du. d~efeudeus, Joseph
Tuillier, sepoux, Ia somdDs asA dkqtessot,
quatre-vingt onzs 8 84-100 piastres, avec
CHG ponF cent d4nteretsdua4asju f do
Mars 1866 ct ayec hy~po.heque legal sur
toutes see proprietesy ddd 2me jour de
Juliet 1886. Il est g Plus ,prdopuss
que, Ia comnnbsaiute De paint H 1fd1t9uets
existant entire Ia dema6dressie u sSI6n tp-
ouxyle dsfe1degr soit diaeo9ss 1t 0dsIe
resdne NaddinA.fithb d. &a1pifietes
Rsraphfrpl95 o s lssis he de ptgesi .aF'f'
(signe) .a8yoa NoRhT. POsEY,
Juge. du 5me District , gpIdiicis;re..
Copie conforme asr'original.
4a Bureau d6 GfeMeE,D uestD at5t1fgRS@ge
Fee IS Avriislsces.olo MM a q
tapzA Iiw mid I'd hsn4ol1sg a1aw Y iH'ftls''
- -e-yr.- - ~. -..rrr,r r-~f ~ n
--E TAT DE LALOuSIANE.
nAfczH .J,n m RrnHAE
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Alosia Leveque, wife, VS.. Joseph Alfred
Landry. husband, No. 1881.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
P4RozssE f0uks7 BAroNR0U9tg

0ou1;
Jugge. a, s5ue District, JlpSdiic eil
Copie conforme a sporiginal. y
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

DR.. Johnson-I have cured. by the use Of your
remedies several patients that have been inmates 0;
the Lunatic Asylum from the evil effects OF seminal
weakness or sedentary habits. Forsuch cases con-
slider nothing can equal your medicines; =, -
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Cleveland, o., Dec. aad. 1853. -
Certificate from the Rev. DIR. Hay.iit.
ton q. French, of Montreal.

nv wife, who was subject to debility many years.
The medicines were used only two months
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