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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-07-06

as now established, and belonging to Ae-
ron Allan two small tracts situated IN
tie back bart of said lands With the boan-
daries az now established, n belonging
Eyafiste Enger aud the other to LOUIS
Eavigae, and another tract, or lot, belong
inc 10 the School District whereon the
public school house is now located.
2 Another tract OF land also situated
in the parish oil West Baton Rouge,
and on the south side Of the B. 4, =. /.
20. Railroad, about half a mile there
from. acquired Of J. @. Flynn, of East
Feliciana, on the 10th April, 1894. and
designated ia the Receivers receipt as
the southwest quarter of section no. II
in township I Of range II east, contain
ing about LOO acres.
3. Another tract Of land also situated
IN said parish to the south Of said Rail
road and fronting thereon, known as the
Joe RicheIy tract, and designated as the
northwest quarter of section no, IL IN
township I Of range II east, containing
10 $500 acres.
4. Another tract Of land 10 said parish,
on the south Of said Railroad and fronting
thereon, containing 80 superficial acres,
bounded en- the rorth and west by lands
of J. T. & ". Nolan, and on the east by
those Of Stephen Pipes aud on the south
by those of A, LobdeIl.
Together with all the buildings and
improvements on the said tracts, all the
rights, ways and servitudes in any wise
appertainipg.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy amount Of
judgement. interests and costs IN above
suit.
Terms Of saTe-0n twelve months ere
dit, purchaser to furnish his bond with
approved security, payable twelve months
from day of sale, and beariDg eight per
cens intcret from day Of sale. The lands
to remain specially mortgaged until full
and fnal payment Of said bond.
j. Y. DURABLE, Jr.,
ie15 Deputy Sheriff.
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thirty-six ($4636) dollars, payable on
the first of March next 1868, liked or
renewable according to the provisions ri
TIE charter Of the Citizens Bank, and the
balance cash. The purchaser to assume
all the obligations and responsibilities q
/ stockholder Of the Citizens Bank, and
the stock note SO furnished to be identl-
fed with the two acts of mortgage pass
cd before Charles Tessier, Parish Judge
Of East Baton Rouge, by John Il. Michel
and. wife in favor of the Citizens Bank,
one on the 18th October 1887, and the
other on tic 9th Of July 1888, with thc
act passed before Adolph B~oudonsquie,
late Notary Public in New Orleans by
James Ware, Jr. in favor Of the Citizens
Bank oil TIE 18th day Of March 1893,
and with the Shorit7s decd Of sale IN
this case.
TO pay and satisfy the demand q the
plaintiff, the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana,
in the sum of six thousand n hundred
dollars t$6l00) with interest thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum from
the first Of March 1862, till paid and
costs of suit.
WIN. WHITE,
.-nn Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
triot. Aristide Miltenberger VS. Steph-
en- Pipes and widow Charles Pipes.
No. 1902.
BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale
directed to the Sheriff of the parish OF
West Baton Rouge in the above entitled
and numbered cause Of date March 18th.
1851, from the Hon. the Fifth District
Court of the city of New Orleans, State
aforesaid, | have seized and will offer at
public sale, to the last and highest bidder
at the Coutt House Of this parish of
West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of July, 1867,
at II o'clock a. m, the hereinafter desert.
bed mortgaged property situated in this
parish and belonging to the defendants,
Stephen Pipes aud widow Charles Pipes.
to-wit
|. A certain tract Of land, or sugar
plantation, Immediately in the rear of the
estate of ?. ?. Babin and of Messrs. AL
len & Hamilton, about IL miles above
the Court House Of this parish Of West
Baton Rouge, containing twenty arpents
more or less front, with all the depth
thereunto belonging, the side lines open
ing in the rear, bounded above by lands
OF J. I. d VIM. Nolan, Allen & Hamilton,
IN front by those of Allen & Hamilton
and said estate Of P.P. Babia, below BY
the estate of 2. P. Babin, and in the rear
by those Of John A. Bird, James L. Lob
dell and Abraham Lobdell, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon,
including all lands found within said boun-
with the exception of a small lot
containing two arpents, situated il the
front part OF said land witt boundaries
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-07-06

POLICE JURY MEETING.

A regular session Of the Police j
was held at the Court House in West
ton Rouge on June 8. 1861. Prese
Messrs, Pope, Cbina, Vaughn, r fFzt
Hubert Hebert, IA. Landry, Fer
Allan, and Judeon Doiron. Absent
B. Eurdin.
B. Il. CHM offered the following reso-
luton which IA adopted
Resolved, That in obedience to orders from Major
continuing 81 in office all persons holding office through
out the District, till then successors shall be qualified
that all officers whatsoever, of this parish subject 10
election OF appointment by the Police Jury Of this par.
isa at the regular sessioB, be and the same are hereby
continued IN Office till theif Successors are qualified
according to law.
The committee appointed to examine
the Tfeasurer's books made the following
report !: - -
TIE the President and member of the Police Jury Of
tho parish OF West Baton Rouge
The undersigned committee app0IHted by your hon,
body 10 examine }ato aHdfep0rt Upon the accounts oil
the parish treasurer, be- Eeage to make The following
report. That We haye carefully examined his accounts
aud vouchers and ned f1an correct; that aitaf pay
iaa the Harrants and atleId edgctiug his own coFamis-
sien Tor disbufsIf 9. there appears 10 be q balance in
his hands oil thirty-twa $4,000 dollars 70 the credit
If the general find that there appears u balance oi
five bundled aud sixty 98-10O dollars In hi.
hands TO tHe credit Of School Fund that there ap-
pears a balance Of one hundred and sky dollars IN
his hands 10 the credit ot the Poydfas Fund money
pad to MN during the current year.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Citizens Bank of Louisiana VS..
James Ware, Jr, No, 2038.
BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale
directed to the Sheriff Of the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, in the above entitled
and numbered cause, of date June the
18th a. D., 1861, from the Hon. the Fifth
District Court in and for the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, and State aforesaid,
| have seized and will offer for sale to
the last and highest bidder at public auc-
ton in front Of the Court House of this
parish on
SATURDAY, the 3D. day Of August 1861,
at IL o'clock q. A., the h~ereidafter des-
cribed property belonging to defendant
to wit -
A certain sugar plantation situated ia
said parish of West Baton Rouge, 'front.'
ing on the Mississippi riyar, and contain
ing about eight hundred arpents, bounded
above by lands belonging to the parish
of West Baton Rouge, ard below by
lands now, or lately belonging to DR.. Fl.
Ii. Haines, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, the
horses, mules, cattle and implements Of
~husbandry thereto attached and belonp-
lngs together with 228 shares of stock
thereto attached.
Terms and conditions Of sale-The
purchaser to furnish a stock note for the
sum OF four thousand six hundred and
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WIN. WHITE,
Sheriff.

FpAT DE LA LOUISIANA, PAROLSSB
Quest Baton Rouge, ClDquieme Dis
trict Jndiciaire. Banque des Cltoy-
ems VS.. James Ware, Jr. No. 2O38,
la vertu dun ordre de saisie ct yente
addrcsse au Sheriff de II p~aroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge dams IL process ci-dessas, en-
date du q JUN 1861, par Phonorable Ia
Gour du Cinquieme District judictalre,
dams ct pour u dite paroisse ct Etat sus-
dite, J'ai saisie ct jexposerai en- vente
publiQue au plus ofirant ct dernieT en-
eherrisseur, en- face dc la maison de Cour
&c cette paroisse
.sAMEDI, lie 3me jonr d'Aout a. D. 1867,
a IL heures ., No., les proprietcs ci-apres
decrites ct appartenant az %defendenr,
savoir:--
In habitation sucrerie situe dals la
dite paroisse d'Ouast Baton Rouge, sur
Ie deuye Mississippi, ct %conteDant enyi.
ron huit cent arpeDts de snpericie, borne
en- haut par terres De la paroisse dfOuest
Baton Rouge, ct CD has par COLES appar-
tenant au Dir. II. Fl. Haines, ensemble
aYec tontes les b~atisses ct ameliorations
qoi s'v tr0uvent, les chevau&, mu'ets,
animaux, outils aratoires qui sly trouYent,
ainsi que 228 actions de la dite Banque
attaches a Ia dite terre.
Conditions de Ia acknowledgements
devra fournir IN stock note, on bond,
pour la somme de quatre mile six cent
trente six ($4636) piastres, payable le
premier Mars proclaim 1868 fixe, on re-
nouveIatle scion les provisions GU condl-
tons de la cbarte de la dite Banque, ct
Ia balatce payable compliant. lacquer
eur devta assumer toutes les obligations
GU responsibilities, dun a~ctionaire a la
dite Barque des Citoyens, ct lie stock
note, gu bond, ainsi fourni par lui, devra
etre idertife avec les deux actes d'hypo-
theqne passes pardevant Charles Tessier,
Juge de la p~aroisse d'Est Baton Rouge,
par Jean z. Michel ct "a dame ell fayeur
de la Banque des Citoyens, IN lie IL Oc-
ore 1887, ct l'autre lie 8 Juliet 1888, ain
81 q~u'ayec lacte passe pardeVant Adolphe
Boudonsquie, ~ex-notaire de Ia NouyelEe
Orleans, par James Ware. .Ir, en- favour.
de la dite Banque des Citoyens en- date.
du Is Mars l84o ct aiDsi q~u'avcc Ia vente
qui sera fate par 10 dit Sheriff dams Pa
ffaire CT dessus.
Pour payer ct satisfaire Ia demande de
Ia dite Banque des Citoyens pour III
de six mile cent $4,000 piastres
avec interet a raison de dix pour cent.
par an a partir du premier Mars 1862.
i~usqu'au parfait paiment, avec frais de
preces. WM, WHITE, Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-07-06

FOUND BABY.

-
AS Mrs. Esther S.ansbury residing In
a Court running from Race below Sixth
street, Philadelphia, was about to bring
a bucket Of water from the hydrant one
evening a short time since, size found an
old basket suspended from the knob OF
the front door. Putting her hand into
the basket she felt something kicking,
but 50 wrapped up in rags that further
discovery could not be made without un-
wrapping it. 4 piece Of paper folded
kc a letter lay by the side Of the ANNA
ted bundle. Mrs. Stansbury Immediately
returned to the house, and. by tie light
Of the lamp, read as follows !:
"Io Joe Stansbury-Sir I send you
tho baby. which you viii please take good
care Ct, and bring up right, SO that i
may be . better man than its daddy
Oh! Joseph, what q sly old rake you
are I Who would think that such a SO
ber.sided sp~indleshanks could be such Q
tearing old sinner ! The child ID yours
-you may swear to that. Look at it
it is Joe S~tansbnry all over You deceiv-
el me shamefully, Joe, letting On to 10 a
widower. But do a fathers duty by
the young one, and III forgive you. Your
hcart-broken Nancy
+. S.-Don't lat hat sharp-nosed wife
Of yours see this letter. Cannon her
with some story about the baby, N"
Mr. Stahbury was in The kitchen quiet,
y eating bis supper, aud little imagining
what a storm was brewing over his head.
The door Of the kitchen was violently
thrown open, and his wif1's voice yelled
out:
"Stansbury, come up here, you villain!
Here's a mess for YOU II
The astonished Stansbury hastily obey
ed the summons.
Don't you want TO see Naney-the
heart-broken Nancy n cried Mrs. STAINS.
bury, when her guilty husband bobbled
into the room.
Nancy What Naney's that ~ said
the sly old rogue, in well-fcigned aston.
lshment, though actually trembling for
Tear his wife had found him out.
Why, Nancy. the mother Of this baby
mats hung upat the door, Mr. Stansbury
oh' you look mighty innocent, but Just
read that letter, Mr.. Stanbury, and then
look into that basket, Mr.. Stansbury l.
Don't be afraid Of tit won't bite / It's
got no teeth, poor thing. You'll know
%ltfor, as the hussy says. it's like you
all over, Mr. Stansbnry !! Please good
ness, III expose you before everybody,
| will, Mr. Stansbury u
In less than FIVE minutes Mrs. SALISBURY
had collected a room full Of spectators
half the Inhabitants of The couft-to
witness the process Of unwrapping the
baby. Anxious expectation sat on every
countenance, as the jealous lady tore rag
after rag from the body of the founding,
the vigorous movements of which aston
lshed everybody. "Its full Of the devil
already says Mrs. S, that shows it's
his ! Oh Stansbury, you old villain
Think Of the poor, heart broken mother,
you old rascal I You'll see it's like him
IN everything p
At last, all the s~waddling clothes being
removed, out Jumped by catt
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A false friend is like the shadow on O
sundial, which appears in fine weather,
but vanishes at the approach of a cloud.
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A dandy lately appeared in New Or.
leans with legs 50 attenuated that be
was arrested BY The police for having DO
visible means Of support.
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Its nothing when you get used to it,
as the old woman said when the Wheel
barrow ran over her nose.
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- can't make both ends meet as the
dog said when be was trying to catch
hold Of his tail.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-07-06

Preserving the Peace-GiYing a cross
child jam.
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On motion=it was

Resolved, That a committee ofthe Police jury COM
posed OF tIe following members, viz: seph'l iebert,
Fergus Allan and d. Landry. be and the same is
hereby appointed FIR the purpose Of examining into
the disbursement of the Baltimore Relief Fund by the
President OF The Police Jury on the 2Isl day OF NJ arch.
The committee made the following re-
port which was adopted -
The President and members OF the Police jury of the
parish OF West Baton Rouge The undersigned. a
committee appointed for the purpose OF examining ioto
the disbursement OF a certain fund called the Baiti-
moe Reilef tand, beg leave to report that they have
examined his accounts and vouehel and have found
ttlat the disbursement OF SAID fund has been in accord
anee with q f~eaelalon adopted at a meeting of this bo-
DIV held on the 2lst day Of March last, and that he be re-
hsved from any further responsibility in the matter.
The petition Of Sosthene Allan asking
permission to erect a gate on the public
road was presented by Raphl Hebert,
ahereupon DR., Vaughn offered the fol
lowing resolution which was adopted -
Resolved That sosthene A lain be allowed toerec,
a gate and fence across the public road, on his upper
line. Tor the protection OF his growing crop that he
shall keep a suitable person al said gate 10 open the
same 10 travellers at all times, both day or night and
that ialiing 10 keep such person at SAID gate, then he
shall remove said gate AMI fence.
Ga motion of B. r. CHM the Police
Jury adjourned to Tuesday Sd inst. at 8
o'clock a. NJ.
According to adjournment The Police
Jury met at the Court House. Pres
ent Merssrs. CHM, Pope, Allan, Doiron,
Landry, Hubert Hebert and Raj HILBERT.
Absent, Vaughn and Nurdin.
The minutes of the meeting were read
aud approved. The President appointed
b. X. Chinn on the committee to estimate
parish taxes, in place Of Jno. A. Bird,
deceased. -
The Finance Committee made the fol.
lowing report:
o the President and member oil the Police Jury Of
the parish ii West Baton Rouge.
we, the undersigned, members ofthe Finance Com
mitiee, beg leave 10 make the following report. We
recommend that the following bills be paid E.. NJ.
brooks. Tailor. Sic 50, a u Barrow. / salary as
Ilerk, 70 90; V Durable, Jr, Inspector Sth Ward,
~ 70: ID A Landry. Inspector 9th ward, 25 90; Fl
f1eoerf, Inspector LIST ward, % 90; Adamis Hebert.
Inspector 4th ward, for 1866, 10 90, S. aillet.J P,
lees II criminal matters, % 81 Philip Bauer, crossing
prisoners. 8 40; II ] Hyams. ] P, inquest 25 90; Su-
gar office, e mos printing, 225 90: Albert He
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B. CHM.
Signed. 4. P.YaUGHN.
RaPHL HEBEPT.
Signed.
On motion Of Mr.. D. A. Landry il was
..-Zi--I -

Tn m0tIoA OF if. u. L. Landry II was
resolved "
That the parish Treasurer be authorized 10 settle
viii the committee appointed on the 2Ist Of Narci
1867, ior the purpose oil raSlng funds for levees and Il
T celYe aud teeelps jor any balance that may be in
their hands. -
Resolved, That said balance be specially reserved
by the parish Treasurer tor The purpose of paying war
rants Tor expenses Tor transporting prisoners 10 Iai
aud Tor their support and Jail lees whilst IN prison
sala warrants 10 dote subsequent 10 The passage oil this
resoiulion. -
Resolved, That said settlement between tbe Treasu-
reF and said committee be made subj ct 10 revision BY
tins body.
The commissioners of the Poydras
Fund made the following report which
was adopted:
To President and members Of the Police jury of the
parish Of West Baton rouge,
The undersigned commissioners of The Poydrss
tuud, beg Ia3 Fa 10 submit the following report: At
the session 81 your honorable body held on the 22d
day OF jaruay 1867, tn whole matter OF the Pow
dfas legacy vas Transferred to the parish Attorney
WITH instructions TO take such action as to him, would
seem nostadzisab'e and expediant. During the wear
ending With Alb Monday OF May 1867. there was
pad into the Treasurer OF HE Peydfas Fund tie sum
OF one hundred and sixty dollars, but the Boa I'd deem
ipg II lne1pedleat TO dlstrlbuie So small a sum, have
not taken any action IN the matter. There was 10
loated out nor mortgage taken during
tbs said year. All of which is most respectfully sub
mltted. tslgnedl ~. w. POPE, Pres P Jury.
+. r. ALAN, Psi Treasr.
d. M&FERf4AhE firk TarI
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Citizens Bank of Louisiana rs,
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At last, all the ~swaddling clothes being
removed, out jumped by cat!
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