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The weekly union record., 1866-01-06
BIRTH.
At Orovlle, January 4th, the wife of Max Brooks
If son
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEDICAL ADvIcE.-Dr. VIM. X. Doherty's Med
ical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua
non to the welfare of our State and health of our
citizens; and his rapidly spreading reputation, al
though it may excite surprise is but the signal of
skill, and follows the natural effect of such a
cause. We are personally acquainted with gentle
men who had suffered for years under chronic dis
ease, and who had taken advantage of every
available means that promised relief but without
success, until they called upon Dr. Doherty, who,
in incredibly short space of time, has given
them entire relief. 1t is gratifying to announce
this fact because the Doctor is gentleman who
seeks not by defamation of Others to establish his
reputation, or to rear the superstructure of his
own upon the rule of another's fame. The Doctor
conducts his Institute in such manner that must
be gratifying to all his patients. He examines.
advises, and recommends without charge, and the
patient after hearing his terms for treatment can
accept or reject at pleasure. In no case does the
Doctor make a charge unless he effects cure.
This he is able to do because he feels the conf
dence which long experience has given, and no
doubt the consolation which appertains to that
confidence. Persons afflicted with either acute or
chronic diseases, would do well to consult the Doc
tor; at all events it can do no harm, as for consul
tation he asks no fee; nor does he insist obedi
to his advice unless the patient places himself
under his His Offices Sacramento
street. opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Office
is. F. News.
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Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Multner, Proprietor. Gk


Huntcon street, Oroville, opposite the California
Stage Cos Stable.
IHAvING PURCHASED AND REFITTED
" that large and well arranged Livery Stable
with Corral attached. I beg leave to inform my
friends and the public that intend to carry on the
above business in all its branches.
Carriages, Double and Single Buggies, Saddle
Horses etc, always ready
Nv Buggies, Harness etc, are newand OF the
latest style.
particular attention will be paid to transient
tr vel private Boxes for Stock or Fancy Horses.
Attention will be paid to the Purchase and Sale
of all kinds of stock.
Corrars and sheds arranged for the ae-
commodatIon of loose Stock If all kinds.
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MARYsvILLE AND OROvILLE.

ID OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSyILLE
II for Orovile daily-connecting at Oro.ille
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta, and the Northern Mines.
Leaving MarysYille at A. N. and P. N.
Leaving Oroville at IL A. N. and Pm
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed to care Of Railroad" )" will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroyille without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage.
At Oroville, merchandise for cup country" will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order of owners free of charge.
Freight TO Oroville-$4 per ton
ANDREW J. BlNNEY, Supt-
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To BslgHEaps.-know all men who are
afflicted with badness of the head, that the'e
is no use longer remaining in such nudeneSs-
nor for the public to continue the remark, no
hair on top of head where hair ought to grow
when few bottles of jenkins HAIR hes'or-
ative, advertised iu this paper. will speedily
produce beautiful growth of what is so grea'iy
desired by baldheads. This restorative has
been thoroughly tested, and has many respons
ible recommends.
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HEyRY II. LEEIs Auciioneer
IyENRY II. LEEDS d MINER VIII sell by Guo-
fn1Rs1A$ af5 g .a5 q iii EF M, os. each s,

u 4
rIURsDAY sad FRIDAY May ard Of 2 O'clock each evening
At the DERBY GALbEEiFS No a. Bros dvay,
The ENTIRE BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION c. ffs ass PAINT
JNOS Of the MODERN FRENCH SCHOOL, ncladne the
FRDNTES "a SpAINAKi . selection q WATER
COLOKS DRhWINO., E1CfSNGS sc. now exhibition bens
he FhNCH ETCHING CLUB. sold by
o. Mes ChDIAT LUGUBl, Pans DiTecsoT Nh A. az
NlLLEES, Secretary
Mcsrs CADERr& LuGuTF ia Trcsennf the above collection
t woik Of art 10 o public for competition be- leave that the
pasngs Sc, comprised The exclusively en by
lbe pToun celebrated aud avorte artists inIGsed then
hhii0n of introducing theI works %
pub &C. hauy Of the repGvse hereto
unknown Awcrcsn cufe buyers and Mer G. l.
sufficient from the result sxh
oou-rbuo-e repeating ie suerpift
pic tie acs' rtrge
geotycdcuett Ic tLe Ioos. Auos tlse
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'Me0ifai.

fVHOLERA! CHOLERA!l CHOLERAii!
~ DR BYSTRlXs NEW DISCOVERY !Hfalible and uncon
sso1s PREVENTIVE forthe CHOLERA - positive and spe
DC REMEDY the AsIATIC CHOLERhiH
Th every family lsfge cities and tswns
skssit provide Itself with " q possible -
a bottl< Of DR.. HYSTRlxS NEW DISCOVERY s Cholera
yedy when tried VIII become cherished boon ef Me by
ksrsds they wtbout H. must have
sss victim dreaded destroyer 81 bottle Sent on re-
ssapt Of The price. Address Dr. J. H. HYsTRlx,
Boz No. O., Csotfbis, ID
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lnsirnGtioil.
" MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855

"a MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855,
N IS reliable Gdushtonal Bureau,
For applying Schools AID fAtnlies With Teachers,
EofIsr,ese9es Fer ffas % 700 81 'fes e' P',oi s
TaengJto~ AeF Es'H SHera', P5'cipa u albany Female
fbs7s tied he scrocI Izsr regard most de-
ri5e m'daia e., lIpyins our s1oos and s.nine VIA We
employment Al who are seeking teachers viii ind wide range
from which 70 select win on s4TAce - in 'ai n chrac,eI ana
ies aer. viii which they may Otherwise
act te xsiTrrr a6oIds sufficient gasrantee rst ony
dea'ng bat also o1AiHd aad Pote treatment to al.
-. g. scnEEMERHoRN 4 h.. Ao,a.sry.
G.sieiy removed foa No. $50 Crsnj.tl
a T No 600 Broadway, DOLBEARs Commercial
reeve pTase n.iiseoa 9y or evening" in Baess PshP
practical okcepag aud Commercial Arithmetic, md be qashed
4 HOME and SCHOOL ior BOYS Essex Semi
nary L''e1 Corn Summer tern o1Ts9ss, Aa{ ssnd i0'
4 GERMAN GENTLEMAN is dcsirous TO give
n PRIVATE LESSONS in nMATHEMATlcs Natural philosophy.
V. Scientific Americas No 81 PaA row. \. Y
ID I. DIMON,
No 66S siXTHAVE. nea Thirty
EERGUSONYILLE ACADEMY.-The Spring
Mondays. Wednesays Fridays between tho loua q
At No It BOweIy Car aaEs ct No 20 Bowery l. B. OLIVER
Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
NJ Bridgeport Conn FoI circulars, address Mss EMILY NIL
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. Y.-A
Boording School The semi nal
viii TUESDAY May / Fo circulars apply the
Principal, D. = ROWE n. \.
MRS STAATs SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL
VA fr Young Mes NoTNals Conn uumb.r limited 20 ten.
Tic Summer begins the SECOND WEDNESDAY 10 MAY,
and ends The Frst Thursday in October For Circular adde's Box
No leo NOrwak. Conn.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
WI INSTITUTE,
I1G West Fcurths. of Maclo1rll Washnr tquare
1ss Ssy Ds5s Ma'iS G2oH5E 5S5Hi6 tAHSE Fcor SD
MILITARY, CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL
VA ACADEMY Nyack Roskand County n. y. For circulars
address G.. RUTHERFORD, A. ".
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL--Whte Plains,
1fA \. " 25l miles hom the City by Harlem hailroad
q. r. WILLIS, \. ~, Principal.
CEWARD INSTlTUTE-For BOYS-Florda,
- Orange Co. boarders. Hoardani
per session OF o Session orelod A. ~ H.
10. sCIlRiAER. A. a.. prluogal.
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Amusemeuis.

OLYMPIC TIIEATER.
Sole Lessee and Msnasere'' '9Hs wOyi
''s' manager LAST NIGlisi LAST EiGmTs
H''"''''aia"s sfTrsyyA ss ysy AcropY SUCCESS '---A-
AND UNEoUALIPIED EHCoaIUMs
bestowed both by the the public tie presentation Of Ii
'-f SURPRISING ALL PREVIOUS OLYMPIC spEcrAcLEs
from French Of ~S6nd-r Dumas entitled
TIE THREE oUAaDsMEN
WIN MAGNIFICENT sccvERYi BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
CORKECT CosTUMEsl sUPERB 4 4aRf9INIMEsTSl
AND USEoUAIED CAST or cHARAcrERsI
and which for hye drawn
CROWDED HOUSES
aId ecA'9 NJ PHoDTcTiON OF THE SEASON
II sneceary Of arrangements having been nadsfo
'"' P'''-''''Dh ANOTHER STARTLING NOVELTY
to announce mTs i f fFcsTEY ifT gi: BE- WITHDRAWN
ard 'ss'' should be ';ese % PnEas9sMaSGEs =
Door open s7i curtain Tse, si . oc.oeH.
MOODS rHEATER. Admission 50 cents
w 81 Eroaws OPg1stss PssS g. vyeSisa ESs;;; I,s5 ssd
gHH yyRSEfpssEE \ SEHsEE EhssFEss4E4E.hs hssFEs4EEhs,a, ...,.
THE Ewes
Introducing Songs Pas de Deux D"e' Borrifes
Ds1ee" s'S' ey the GRAS6 PAS DE ELVES
Madame sPREBlNGER and Corps de Ballet
The perorA,ss WI It3 fqnSe9ss ,9 Tljq NOTHING
NAN.................. JENNIE woRRELL
IRVING HALL r,,,,,,,o ~, 1866
MISS NErfIE STERLING.
The Committee Of Arrangement. 9nn9nnee with o.a'aT. sa'' 'h'
sEEoHIfA cARMELINA Poca, from De Italian Opera
S9 sIaS9R p toB Balion sis is.4i'A
NIL NIL dfShN9D dEoi " waafFR aNtfhAs ssns. snas,e
siGNOR ABELLA, Conductor.
Tickets Broadway Music Stores sntssi the Bah
GROWING QUEEN OF TIE MAY.
COOPER INSTITUTE, Nay Q, 1868.
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1mu8ements.

Nv Lessee and Manager WHEAILEf
Las. week bu, two successful engagement Of MISS
In accordance wish and to afo.d :seo@moSs,
,ons 10 70 .he crowd. ~honisa'y thr1ag s ry entitled
IN which
has created such marked PRESTON the pure and Ooe'
win be perlo5ped a ,,,y,,,', r,ro,yo THE WEEK
The press and public haye gnanimoasy accorded 70 VI ~ b
s.ss y sss s1es sa SiS Si
it one Of Miss baenas. poet sTgs's ,,npsI,ooS''I~
EIGHTH NIGHT q he Play emitted
THE BARBARIAN
''''' IN ''''''' ss PAaTHEEIA,
supported by MR. J. C. cowPER, .,,,oo,,,p
The Cast viii COMPRISE the Of Mr. Geo bsehs Nj J. o sa
aad Miss Mary Wells
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
AND CORRECT AND PICTURESQUE COSTUMES
Seat. .ecnred 81, days IN advance
"EpNESDAf-NiH'ms mss fgs'fBs1fis fBBs%fsMAN,
oss,rrspY R4RTHEsA SRE Nav Y IsSVaAEo oNf O'CLOCK
FIRST GRAND PARTHENIA MArNEE
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
DN9a6MAn xa9sErS% sf'TsR FoR 5EIP' TE Nj E
DELSasST opEs Fa6M paAGE sasRsF Ri EAMf M dp nEsoNr
MYRIADs OF CuhlosIrlEs,
EVERY AFTERNOON At 2; EyENN0 AT a.
wrrpr41Isal GRASP NRxeAS 9qMASTlc saSsAAosAL RRAMA
CLAUDE MARcEL;
IDIOT OF TARBRS. ..
NEW and SPLENDID SCENIC EFgECTs NOVEL M MEcHAN
IcALArrLIIANSc,IEs .S,I "a. APRE9HRnsISTE dd!Hns APPOINT
THE ,yrANf MffEEH ShaMEEF6dR HhE TThsfE fhAps OLD
AUSTRALIAN LIVING BIRD SHOW
RARE SPECIES,
specimens Of which may be purchased.
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOSlTlFS
THE TALLEST GIANTESS IN THE WORLD.
COMPANY OF THE SMALLEST DWARFS
exhibited outsyang and stature tie celebrated
SPLENDID AND rNTERTxiNIN0 cosMORAMAs
INGENIOUS GLASS LH.0WERS,
WONDERFUL HAPPY FAMILY,
GRAND AQUARlA-RARE AND CURIOUS FISH
LEARNED SEAL LIVING SEkPENTs,
THREE-uORNED BULL, TWO EYLOHAus
GEOLOGICAL, CONCHOLOGlCAL and NuMSMAIlC
COLLECTIONS, SPECIMENS Of NATURAL
HISTORY. WAX sTATUARY. PAINT
lNGS HISTORICAL RELICS, ETC.
Admission, 20 cent. Child en- under ten - centA
NVALLACK's. ,n r,.,,,cv
Opena al u BEGIN at
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
or MI Lester Wsacks performance Of the prodi
ton Of -
Which VIII be presented iof the FIRST time,
NAY7.
TUESDAY,
Ninth and isrt tine bu, the popular Drama 81
Don CESAR DE- bAIAh, -.
with magnificent New Costumes the Cfisira hl
Fu and Fnisienl Chorus and Ballet and Greet Cast.
MARI snih b. L. Ringsod Mis- Madeline ienrl.e
Mira John Seton Ma Mary Barrett Mile Lina Wendell 1na Ms
Louie. tarman
THURSDAY Last tim.l l--HOW SHE LOVES FlM'
FRIDAY tenth and last ufDsl--DOh CESAR NE hAIAN
SATURDAY uas, timelTO MARRY OR MOI TO MARRY, aud
MONDAY MAY The hEw DRAMA.
nrfprrI
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NATIONAL STEAM NAyIGATION COMPANY

ais - rcci eta'e Room
ocrus directly saloon the a-cono,uons aud fare a
ursgrpafsed .ard the rate lower filp s1y other me-
An erperfrc ced surgeon each aliu if~e oi charge
Chtu Passage, 57I. Sfrure ~ PsVanc ir cIrf'ncT
Secee passage rke bfus parties from Liverpool oT oaefn'
town lor : 10 currency
vessels 10 accountable r specs ~ va
bhes unless bills Of i4af having tb,u etlfrro t'eu aye
,.ned therefor.
ht cabin passage sppy - tie oxs a the Conrany
50 and Tor eis tF Office oi i'
~ \ " J HURST MarGs.r.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
feeiure5 ano Aleetinss.

NETWORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY,"
~ regular monthly meeting Of hi. Society wi be he;d q 20
Me.rcrotsu Rooms No. 100 Hester st. TUESDAY LflnNo
May a. oclocx puucua attendance srsqueed ss bssi1,a
erdsr JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Presdent
JoES MERCHANT, Recording Secretary.
NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-A stated
~ meeting be held At the Library o. TUESDAY KFLNhB
May at u clock. HENRY r. TUCKERAAN, VIII read
Ia.e Ifhyscal Traits aud Influences m america"
ANDREW WAKNER, Recording -Secreisry
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
N1Ew.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lns wryrER kRRASIENrTr isGa
COMMENCING NOV EMAER 90 To-.

Ps,,,rges son New YofG Twenty seventh It and
Fogfih Eutlsnce fw,utv .eycntirsI
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN
Il AND IRELAND.
STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
REDUCED RATES.
available throughout England Ireland Scotland nd Naea
-" ~ No. ~ Sout'si.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
" FRANCErhe New Yors tnd Havfe steamsip Company
f-stess mail steamships ARAGO sid FULTON iavs been lpf
oafh vii eas Pier No 81 Scrh h'' for Have cal INC
q tAHnoath. the follow a. days precisely -
ARAGO 4. G.DsrK~ March IT, l1iL
FuLTON......IAwEs A. NoTTESt.......Arri ii 49,
RHAGO ....... .IlKNRY 4. GApsDEs Es....-Nay j. lto
FuLTON......JkHEs 4. Worrfs- -......-lu p, l.4+
AKAGO ....... .UESnI 4. osD-rEs......JUiy Z. l0o
And every real'er.-
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID ~ GOLD
Fif cthn..........eI5l - second 80
TLroarh Tickets to London. 93eruA
~ experienced Surgeon board.
company viii not b. rponc fo specie or va 1ns nn's
tis ladins hats toe vaae s1piessoi ssnrd accT
JOS ,. CON.TOCK. Agent,
10 4 Ir-ntN-..- -Nr.aI ID 4.
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Sales bp Antiion.

a UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL
WIN Gs reso As,'SG oSk si9 S, s sest 81 lVs cos
a, .be Cape Fear River mies om
Wilmington G%R6SE diIR Si;N cs sa'S saa Chef s'1i NJ ps
GEo a LEAyITT Aueuopees.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, 49o Broadway
6LTAvITT sIREBEiGU q Co, successors 10 j. l. Cooley
rossGExENrs SOLICITED. AnvAscEs EA0E
A. NJ MERwlS Aactio1esF
ny BANGS, MEkWlN d Co., Nos Goa and
Il go broadway, CO.. q 4~s' Sale. Of Books Stationery
% WfElS WWsSr3bAg A s'ss S TFia9 g H,9'iS ESfsYos 4
op.Pu IEq.Eks sS' 'DdcuSfSTs Ae.-Amsricsn and
ttsi.a comprising vast collection including large naahe Of
.eensy sG,,is' & o1ors Ter sSis ,e essoees and the
,JIIsIes 81 saiesToonas.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
s.ps nsGa soud s VII 'ssJ 5a5ae saeS MeS6Ai My
~ 100 a. the Exchange ssesoom' ntho City Of wfci"
m Gsre 81 and north SIDE Of otsrtc street William street
",' S poes bonded BY Hoboken West and Csna streets
.'s ict nol,h side Of tib strei nesr eh uvesue4s
Two lots north and sop'h oi 4Sh rce on east side
IN s o,. north and .sDb street h and 9Th
sh Two blocks ofArd between e1h and streets So Madison
sS seventy four lets between s7b streets 50 and 4h
% Two lots west dc Of b avenue between and 7t, s,ree,s
i.S Thtyfye lct 7s,b a s1 stle 4it and 5h svenaes
Thtyio loi list od streets Madison aud 9Th syeNues
Two lots south side s@d suett 4b ayeupe.
ie, Two lots north sde 5t 80
svenee -, ,., o,, ,.., .,
Eight lots side oi th 9ith 10Th streets
Jeih. Let east s,do OF "a avcnac ue6g 7tth street
i9h Thdy 7h and % and ih
se6 For,ysve lots ,h 18th % and 4h
Wafantee 6eeds viii tc glven
photographic be obtained % tbe Comptroller once iini
ei Records atfI May lutl neat
TaRns OF per cent q ne pni'hse money ard ne aa
ucnccTs paid Comp
,soieT Ofce each The Twenty
enpoe let DeK WI be ready delivery and tie
balance tscveniy thereof a. the option TIE
Pucs-er remain fer from june
J. tu9 payable
tsi ycay The aud be Taid 81 u
tue within the bse months nole % the
Comph'ef o5 1t ny be Id ia ntamen Of not less than i've
kundfc6 dollars ay day within tie five
disposed OK MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Comptroller 0ice. E.l Of RcooIds. ATr.l l9. lSt0
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
GeGebcrs.

4 experienced Teacher now student in the
~ Union rcooe Seminary. wishes oTp0r' unity q TEACH
b.0 Principal Assistant private pgn!c school the
- tbs tnc about TIE middle 81 September address,
with particular NJ T., Ne. Unverity place New fosS
FNRENCH LESSONS by a lady, an experienced
Teacher Ao English. ladies Whose early ed-c..o. boz
teen eccl LAncs q ladcni ianc no ~ W ct
Twenty Ri -. Seycntl-avc.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Gteamboais ano Railroads.


rJOi for the GOLD MINES Of MONTANA-1he
4 Shortest sad Best Hole7e1 miles ,iYsdihi BIN
" sofa ASD MoNTANA TRANSPORTATION LINE VIII sive
through ladng 81 Paul Minn to Helena and bac. o1s
Cities, freight and 20 Ersinia and bannock
Cite, per pound Passenger with ~ 10 oi basgse
through boarded sl0o aud @l Tickets can De hsa OF
Gen JOHN r. PORTER, No 2F broadway, New os ana OF
Charles TAppen Chicago IN The above I'm, wan STAR he,
on on 25th q May om St Cloud MIMI and eipo, 70
In % d, Ship 70 the undergnee care o j. .
NAM " J. r WILSON, Sc. Ciood. Mimi
RxpxHxxcss-,lsI Ramsey, U. Senate, w.Knsion.
New J~rsey Steamboat Company
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLEs LINE.-The Boats
N Of for ALBANY from foot o. csns' a,y s%
oay. erceptsdl o'clock The ST JOHN on MOspAio
WEDNFSDAYs and FRIDAYS ard the DEAN RlChMoNp on
TIEsDAYs THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
For freight passage tc apply at the once on the wharf
nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.-The Steamboat
ARMENIA will, and after Monday. April 30 leave from
,sbrors At at 80 3shst Pier st 7:<s on Monday:
Pndsy landing Yonksr Co.sens We. ronI
N,wburSh Rhnebeeh Bristol Cstski and hnseon
NOR RIVE Port Chester and Greenwich, Conn.
STEAMER JOHN ROMER -
esvss PecA Slip Pss No. o. daily sasD N hss"nhs Ssss
OysSsw,e ,eb VI Ia sfStvaz heN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-08-18
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
CouR DU 5ME DISTRICT.

COUR DU 5ME DISTRIC
Artemise Esuard, epouse v. Thompson W.
Bird, epoux. No. 1901.
l3 Juliet 1866. Dams cette affaire lie de-
feudeur par son avocat ayant enregistre
sa reponse, ct les parties interesses ayant
comparus devant Ia Cour CONFINEMENT IA
I'm appointment i~nstanter, ct Ia plaintiv,
ayant prouve sa demande ct la temoign
age ct la loi etant en- sa ~faveur, il esq
alors ordonne, adjuge ct decrete qu'Arte
mise Esnard, spouse de Thompson w
Bird, la plaintive ait .jngement contre Ell
recouve du defendeur Thompson W. Bird,
la somme de trois mil cinq cen cinquante
24-l00 piastres, avec interet legale du de
mande judiciaire, savoir du 2 Juliet 1s
66, jusq'ua pniment, ct que les frais du
process soient taxes, ct que Ia plaintive
ait une hypotheque legal ct tactic pour
lie susdite montant sur toutes les proprie
ties du defendeur ; que Phypotheque soft
decretee executoire ct qu'elle existe au
montant de dix sept cent ~quatre-vingt six
$1,000 piastres du 5 Octobre 1887, au
montant de quatorze cent soixante-neut
2O-100 piastres 16 Octotre 1854, au mon
tant de cent neuf 52-l00 piastres du 90
Fevrier 1856, ct q la balance de cent
quatre-vingt quatre g3-l00 piastres de-
Pannee 1865. II est de plus ordonne que
la plaintive soft declare separee bes biens
de son mari, qu'elle ait administration de
ses biens separees, ct qu'elle soft reconnu
CONNIE prcprietaire en- son droit de la
propriete ci.apres descrite SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de terre situe en-
cette paroisse, mesurant deux ct un tiers
arpents de face sur n %profondeur de dix
neuf arpents, plus GU mois, ct borne com
me il suit en- avant par terres de Jacques
Molaison, ST., ct en- haut ct en- has pa,
terrea de Ia donatrice Marceline Daiele,
veuve Alexandra Esnard, ct derriere pal
d'Adolphe Dupuy, avec les a%meliorations
qui st %trouvent.
Fait, lu ct sigue en- plein Cour, ce %
Juliet A. D. 1866.
(signe) R. T. POSEY,
Juge SINE District Judiciaire.
Copie conforme a poriginal.
Bureau du Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge
lie % Juliet 1866. A. B. DUBROCA,
july2S Depute Grefier
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-08-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West baton Rouge.
aout.4
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter of succession of Abraham
John Bird, No. ga.
BY VIRTUE of a commission to me
directed in the above entitled aud mum.
bered succession, of date the 3lst day Of
July A. D., 1866, from the Hon the Fifth
District Court in and for said parish and
State, will be offered for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder in
front of the Court House of this parish
on
MONDAY, the goth day Of August,
A. D., 1865, at IL o'clock a. M, the fol,
lowing described property belonging to
said succession of Arabian J. Biru decd,
situated lying and being in said parish,
to-wit:
AKIN of BRICK containing about
three hundred and fifty thousand bricks,
a lot of hewed cypress lumber, said brick
and lumber being on the plantation for.
merly owned by said deceased, but now
owned by Joseph J Daigle in this parish.
Terms Of sale-CASH.
WV. WHITE.
aug-4 Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-08-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Artemise Esnard, wife, vs.. Thompson w.
Bird, husband, No. 1901.
In this case 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 24-1OO
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 all the prop
erty Of the defendant to be recognized,
made executory and decreed to exist to
the amount of seventeen hundred and
|eighty.six 59-l0O dollars from October
5th, 1887, to the amount of fourteen hun
bred and sixty-nine 2O.1O0 dollars from
October 10th 1854, to the amount of one
hundred and nine 52.100 dollars from
February 29th, 1856, and on the balance
of one hundred and e~ighty-four 93-10O
dollars from the year 1855. 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 as own
err 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
arpeuts front by a 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
Marceline, Daigle widow Alexandra
Esnard, and back by lands Of Adolphe
Dupuy, with all the buildings and i'm
prcvements thereon.
Done, read and signed in open court,
this Goth day of July, A. D., 1866.
(Signed,) Il. T. POSEY,
Judge Fifth District Court.
A True Copy Of the Original.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
23d day Of July a. D., 1866.
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