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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial

of West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial
District. Adeline Foret, wife, vs. Ire
vile Landry, husband. Nc. 1868.
This case having this day been regularly
taken up for trial and the plaintiff having
made out her case by the law and the
evidence, it is therefore ordered, adjudged
and decreed that plaintiff Adeline Foret
wife, do have judgement and recover
from Treville Landry, husband, the snm
Of eighteen hundred and thirty dollars
and seventy-two cents. with five per cent
interest on the sur of seven hundred and
twelve n 100 dollars thereof from judi
cial demand until paid to-wit from the
l4lh day of November A D 1866, aud
the like rate Of interest on the sun OF
eleven hundred and eighteen dollars from
the LIST day of December 4 D 1866 until
paid with privilege Of mortgage on all
the immovable property of her husband
for said sum of seven hundred and twelve
$1,000 dollars TO date from the 18th day
Of June A D 1859 and like privilege Of
mortgage nn all the %immovat,le property
of her said husband for the sum Of eleven
hundred AID eighteen dollars TO date
from tire LIST day of January A D 1888.
Il is further ordered and decreed thai,
sa'd plaintiff be separate in property
from her said husband, that the cou,mu
nifty Of acquets and gains heretofore ex-
isting between herself aud her said hus
band be Dissolved and that she have the
Inc full aud free administration of her
dntai and extra dotal effects, and p~articn-
lariy Of q certain tract of land brought
by her in marriage, to wit: A certain
tract Of land situated in this parish of
West Baton Rouge, containing one ar
pent front on the river Mississippi by
ihirty-fve arpents in depth, bounded
(att'me of marriase) on one side by lands
Of Valentin Hehert and on the other by
lands of widow Noise Foret with all the
improvements thereon.
1t is further ordered that defendant
pay they costs of this suit 10 be taxed.
The United States interna! revenue duty
having been paid in this suit.
signed TPOSEY
Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy of the original. Clerks
office West Baton Rouge, this 10Th dav
OF December A D 1866. 0 NJ Leblanc.
Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05


ETAT DE Id LOUISL1NE. P4P.
oisse Quest Baton Rouge, Cour da GIN.
quteme District. Mad. Pauline AiIlet
spouse, VS.. Angustin Aillet, epoux.-
No. 1884.
Cette a1aire ayant etc Requirement a.
signe pour ce jour ct ce Jour appele a..
pres son assignment ct la loi ct lie temoipn.
age etant en- favour de la demandresse 4
contre lie defendant, il est ainsi ordonpe.
adjuge ct decrete qu'el = ait iugemert
contre lie defendant Augustin Aillet. pour
Ia somme de sept mile piastres, ayec cipo
pour cent dinteret sur le montap. du IAN
December 1865. ct que hypotheaue lepala
ct tactic a la d,te dame Aillet pour garan.
tir le dit montant soft reconun ct declaree
.executoire sur touts les proprietes on all
dit defendant, Augustin Ailiet, du 81 iour
de Decembre 1913 : que la eommunsute
d%'acquets ct de gains qui existait entire
les dis parts soft dissoute, ct qne ia dite
demandresse ait lie control ct radmipis.
tration de ces effets paraphernau.. .et
qu'elle snit separe de bieDs de son dit
mari. II est de plus o,donne que lie dc.
PENDANT pale les frais de ce process. La
take Inferno des ktats Unis ayant e,e
pave dams ces procedures. Ainsi fat III
ct signe en- Conr lie Is Decembre 1866
(signe) r. TPOSEY.
Jugs du 5me District Jud;ciaire.
Capie conforme a i'cliginai. Bureau du
Gref1ier, ones, Baton Rouge, ce FL Dec, n.
bre a. d. 1866. O. NJ lie Blaae.G,efitr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or
West Baton Rouge. Fifth District

VI
West Baton Rouge. Fifth Distric.
Conrt. Zplma Landry. wife, rs. Sos
theme Ailiet, husband. No. 1919.
In this case the defendant having sppear-
ed and filed his answer. same was taken
up for trial, on this day. and it no nearing
to the plaintiff had made out Ter case ac.
cordipg to the law and evidence. Il is
therefore ordered ~adiadgcd and dtecrecd
that there be Judgement in favor of
plaintiff and against defendant sostlfepe
Aillet, for the sun Of thirteen hundred
and eighty eight (sl3ss,) will, Eve r.ser
cent interest from the Ord day Of july
1866 until paid, with legal mortgage Is
follows to wit: from The 28.n day eff
March 1858 for the sum or 1J094 As frona
July Gath 1854, 1855 (s43ss, oo4. 81 IT
is further ordered that tie coramunitv soi
acqnets aud gains heretofore existing be.
tween plaintiff and defendant be disssolv.
ed and that she resams the a~dm;r1istra.
ton and management IF her paranbe#rnal
property and that DEFENDANT pay co SITS Of
this suit.
signed r TPOSEY
Jud e Fifth District Court.
A true cop of the original. Clerks
Office West f,aton Rouge, this goth day
Of Decemb A . 1866.
OMkBzanc,
lr..- f{..J
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

p- A heavy fall Of snow took place
here on the night of the I'd inst. Three
inches are supposed to be q heavy fall,
but not to one who has. wintered 10 the
Arctic regions.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

lects from the 11th day OF June A d.,
1858, tile United States Internal revenue
duty having been paid in this case.
signed Il. i. POShf.
Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy OF the Original. Clerks
Office. Vast Baton Rouge, this 29lh day
of Jaruary, A D 1866. ON Leblanc,
Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

I iAnISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict. Pauline Dupuy, wife, VS.. B,
Stevens, husband. No. 1860.
This cause having been regularly taken
up according to assignment and the plain
TIL having made out her case by the
law and evidence. It is therefore order
ed adjudged and decreed that plaintiff
Pauline Dupuy, wife, do have andrecoyer
Judgement against her husband, Barna.
oas Stevens in the sum of four hundred
and eighty four 1000 dollars with leeal
interest frem judicial demand to,wit !.
from the 9th day of November A D 1856
untll paid, together with costs of suit to
be taxed.
1t is further ordered and decree1 that
plaintiff be separate in property
from her said husband :. that the
community of aequets and gains hereto.
existing between herself and her
SAID husband be dissolved and that a pen-
eral mortage be decreed to exist On all
The imnosabie property of the husband
as well as a privilege on his movable eff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

ETAT De La 10 UISTANE PIP
oisse Quest Baton Rouge. Cour au ~.
quieme District. Octavia J. Flyaa
epouse, VS.. JOS. NJ. Beauchamp. eponx
No. 1929.
Tn jugement par defaute ayant etc recr.
lierement ob.enu dams cette affaire ct nlr.
de deux jours jndiciaires ayant ecoula !.
lie defendant negligenttOujours de parait,s
ct d'enregistre sa reponse, raHaire futce
jour appele ain de faire lie jugemeut mar
defaute final, ct la loi ct lie temoirnar.
Pautorisant, il est ainsi ordonne. adiove =
decrete que la demandresse Octayia +
Flynn. ait jugeuent ct reco1vre de Jos
NJ. Beauchamp, epoux, la somne de CEN
soixante piastres avec ~interet legale spr
ce montant du 5me jour de Feyrier 4 4
1866. jusqu'au paiment final, avec prjv;l.
eye d'hyotheque sur tous les biens inmen.
bles de son dit mari du Tine iour AZ n
cembre a. d. 1866. II est de plus ordonne
ct decrete que la demandresse sol. sonar.
de biens de son dit mari !; que la comm.
naute d'acqaets ct de gains qui existait
entrelle ct son dit mar, soft dissoute j
qu'elle ait la PLANE ct libre administrator
de SEES biens ct effets paraphernaux d
qu'elle recouvre les frais de ce process. La
take Inferno des Etats Unis ayant etc
pave dams cette affaire. Dec. Is. 1894
(signe) r. T. POSEY
Juge du 5me District Judiciaire
Copie conforme a l~'original. Bureac du
Grefier, Quest Baton Rouge, CO 2I Deceu.
bre a. d. 1865. O. NJ Leblanc. GrefSer
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

For Representative.

We are authorized TO announce B. R. CHM,
ESQ. as q candidate to FIJI the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Hon. ]. Y. Durable, at the re-
Quest of MANY VOTERS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

EHavipg made the preparations ne.
cessary for a supplemental sheet next
week, we must beg the indulgence of our
patrons for its non-appearance this Issue
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
STATE 0FLOUISlANA, PARISH OF
= Akosf Rarnn- R,.. IN.c -. y -

Oh UfLUUlSiANA, PARISH OF
West Ba'on Renge, Fifth District
Court. Mry L Tabor, wife, VS.. Jas. r.
Devall, husband. December 5aa.
Tbs cause was regularly taken up ac
cofdi'g to assignment and plaintiff bay
ing clearly proven her demand Ivy the
law and evidence of record, It is there
fore ordered adIudged and decreed that
The said plaintiff Mary / Tabor. wife,
nave judgement against and recover from
The defendant, j. r. Devai, her husband.
the sum of four thousand six hundred
and twenty-five dollars with five DER cent
interest thereon from judicial demand
until paid, with privilege Of mortgage
on oil the imnovable property OF her hus.
band to date from the first day of March
Al 1866. It IS further ordered that The
said plaintiff be separate improperly from
her SAID husband, that the community of
aquets and gains heretofore existing be-
tween herself and her said husband be
dissolved and Tat she have the full and
Tree administration of her separate prom
perry and effects. It is further ordered
that plaintiffs mortgage be made ex
eutoly against the property of her said
husband the defendant to the amount of
this Judgement and that said defantant
pay the costs of this suit the United
States internal Reyerue duty on these
proceedings having been paid.
signed, POsEY.
Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy Of the original. Clerks
once, West Baton Ronge, this 2lst day
OF December A D 1865, Q NJ LEBLANC.
Et n l5t Clerk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

EIHT DE La LOUISIANA, PAR
oisse Quest Baton Rouge, Cour du 5me
District. j. F.. Tacneau vs. ses Cream
GERS. No. 1925.
En- vertu dun ordre de PHonorable lie
Juge de la Cour du 5me District Judici-
alre dams ct pour Ia paroisse douest Ba-
ton Rouge, Etat susdite, en- date du Is
Decembre AID 1866, au Sheriff de la par
oisse Quest Baton Rouge ct Syndic de Pm
solvent j F T~acneau, j'ofrirai en- vente
publique au plus offfant encherrisseur, sur
Ia place au magazin reinforcement oecupe
par j f Tacneau en- cette paroisse, Same
di le 2ne jour de Fesrier proclaim A n
1867, a Ii heures a m, les ~proprietes sui
%vantes, sayoir -
/ Tn terrain situe en- cette paroisse,
mesurapt IN demi arpent de face avec la
p%rofondeur Y appartenant on s'eteudant
jusqu'a la double concession, borne en-
avant par terre de de Richard Hanrahap.
en- haut par celle de George Gatz ct en-
bas par celle de James L Lobdell, avec
les batisses ct ameliorations qui s'y trouv-
ent comprenant I'm magazin ct autres
batlsses.
2 Complies de divers personnes Sc mon
tant a la somme de s4218 65 billets de
divers personnes Sc montant a la somme
de 1888 Z. Tn lot de billets Confede-
re ct du Mississippi Un lot de marchau.
discs et une vache.
Conditions de Ia yeute-La propriete
hypothequee pour compliant les effets
personals, droits ct credits sur termcs de
credit payable lie Ter Mars proclaim A D
1867. les acquereurs f9urniront leurs bill
lets avec secafite approuve. WI WHIrE.
aee29 Sheriff ct Syndic.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH

-
of West Baton Rooge, Fifth District
Court. Mrs. Pauline Aillet. wife, VS..
Augustin Aillet, husband. No. 1884.
This case having been regularly assigned
for this day, and this day taken up in ac'
cordance Herewith aud after evidence
adduced, it appearing that the law and
evidence is in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant. 1t is therefore ordered
adiudged and decred that there be Judge
ment against the defendant Augustin
Aillet and in favor Of the plaintiff Pan
line Aillet for the sum Of seven thousand
dollars with five percent interest thereon
from the 18th December 1866, and that
the legal and tacit mortgage Of said Mrs.
Aillet to secure said amount be feeogniz'
ed and made executory and to take effect
on all property owned by said defendant
Augustin Ailiet, since the 31st day Of
December lS43 that the community Of
acquets and gains between the said part
les be Dissolved and the said plaintiff do
have control and management Of her par
aphernal effects and she be separate in
property from her said husband. 1t is
further ordered that defendant pay the
the costs Of these proceedings. United
States internal revenue stamps being af
fed to these proceedings. Ills done read
and signed in open court this 18th day of
December A D 1865
signed RT POSEY,
Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy of the original. Clerks
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial
District. Mrs. Eliza Flynn, wife. VS..
Charles J Smith, husband. No. 1880.
This case was this day taken up in order
to make the default heretofore entered 10
the same final aud the law and the evid.
ence being in favor thereof, it is there
fore ordered aaiudged and decreed that
plaintiff, Mrs. Eliza Flynn do have indge
mept and recover from Charles j Smith.
husband, the sum of one hundred and
sixty dollars with legal interest thereon
from the 5th day Of February A D 1866,
until full and inal payment with privilege
of mortgage on al! ofthe immovaIie prop
crsy of her said husband, to date from the
Tth day Of December A D 1866. Il is
further ordered and decreed that plaintiff
be separate in property from her said
husband and that the community of ac
quets and gains heretofore existing be:
tween herself and her said husband be
dissolved and thai she have the full and
free administration of her paraphernal
property and effects, and that she recover
the costs of this snit to be taxed. The in.
ternal revenu duty having been paid in
in this case. December 18th 1866.
signed r TPOSEY.
Judge Fifth District Court.
Atrue copy OF The original Clerks
Office, West Baton Rouge, this 2lst day
OF December, 1866. ON Leblanc, Cleyk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH
Of West Baton Rouge, 9Th District
Court. Mrs Ann N. Lobdell, wife, VS..
No. 1878. John L. LobdelI, husband.
Lewis S. LobdelI VS. 1855, John L. Lob
dell. Sarah Stirling VS.. No. 1889, John
L Lcbdell. a
BY virtue Of three writs of Fl. ia. directed
to the Sheriff of the parish Of West Baton
Rouge in the above entitled and number.
go causes, from the Hon. the Fth Judicial
District Court in and for the parish of
West FeIiciana, each of date December
9Th a. d. 1856, / have seized and will ex-
pose at public sale to the last and high.
est bidder, at the residence of Lewis s.
Lobdell on Lake Cause in this parish. on
Saturday the I'd day of February next. 4
D 1867, at 10 o'clock a n, the following
described lands and movables belonging
to John l. Lobdell, to witt
l A certain tract of land lately cult
waited as a sugar plantation, containing
$500 acres, more or less, having a front
OF about forty arpents on the MIssissinpj
river, running back in irregular lines.
composed OF the Estevan, Walls, Smith,
Scots and Weathefly tracts in front, and
the following lots or sections in the
rear, viz: lots 6, I, 8, 8, in section 10;
and 2 IN section Is ; the southwest
quarter Of section 9 and the southeast
quarter of section 9, all in township s.
IL, together with all the buildings
md improvements thereon.
2 The northeast and northwest quar-
lers Of section 3, containing 3I2, SO acres.
and lots !, 2,3, 4, in section 10, contain.
,ng 1880 acres all in township 6, range
l, aud being the same wherein Lewis
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05
r T POSEY

Judge Fifth District Court.
Atrue copy of the original. Clerks
office West Baton Rouge, this 21st day of
December 1865, ON Leblanc, Clerk.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-05

A true copy of the original. Clerks
office West Baton Rouge. this 10Th day
OF December A D 1866. 0 NJ LEBLANC.
Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-29
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.

Idaho City merchants cannot complain Of
the business situation, especially when they
contrast the state of trade here with that which
seems to universally prevail all over the coun
| try-East, West, and on this coast, AL
through California, Nevada, Oregon, Washing.
ton and Montana, we hear of unprecedentedly
dull business times. In Boise City, close by
US, trade is stagnant. But here, and in every
large camp ia this Basin, there is a steady flow
| of fair, profitable trade. From experienced
merchants, who have lately visited here-from
Oregon, Washington, and California, and from
other portions of this Territory-we have the
statements that in no other place they have
visited this year is there so good condition of
trade as in this city and Basin. Elsewhere,
the usual and unerring consequences of infa-
ton, of continued excuses in business, and OF
precipitated dulness resulting from them, are
beginning to be felt, or they have been suffer-
ed, with very trying effects. Insolvency, stag
nation of trade, SCATTERING and loss of business
credits, and general depression in both the
commercial and money markets, are visible IN
nearly all the chief cities and large interior
towns or mining camps on this slope of the
Rocky Mountains But no such gloomy or I'M
happy condition of things exists here, among
our merchants The crash that is sure to
happen in so many other places will not
visit the business mart of Idaho. There is
substance to the mercantile houses, and solid
foundation t , the business pursuits of all here.
If profits do not reach the high figures of past
brighter days, and sales are not so large in the
aggregate, the trade which does steadily flow
is conducted on sound, prudent. solvent,
wholesome system, and the gains are repre-
sented by actual values, not by paper predicat-
ed on the solvency of others far off, or on that
of credit which is likely never to be realized.
If there are no great speculations here, and no
big operations gone into, neither are there
great losses sustained by trade reverses, nor
great swindles perpetrated to secure speedy
fortunes. In every branch of businessmen
camille, mining, and among the mechanical
cy. Where else can there be pointed out. at
this time, either SO large mining camp, or
any large interior town, or any city outside of
San Francisco, ON this side of the Rocky Noun
tains, which can present SO fair business sys-
tenn or so sound foundation for it, and an
equally wholesome trade, with Idaho City 2
If there be any such place. we are not aware
of it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-29
THE LATEST FROM LEMHI.

BY mail yesterday we received the Salmon
City Mining Ne,Us of June Doth, and from il
CLEAN the following items:
One hundred men left Salmon City and a
large additional number stampded from Lees.
burg on the 18th and 10th, in search of report
ed rich discoveries on the head of Little Lost
River, sixty to eighty miles south of Salmon
City.
Anugget worth $40 was found by a pros
pector ON Salmon river, fifteen miles above the
city, few days ago.
A difficulty occurred near Wood River, Ca
mas Prairie, short time since, between some
traders from Boise and small band Of Ban
mock Indians, in which one Indian was acct
dentally killed The Indians were peaceable
A fisherman at the Lakes, fifteen miles from
Salmon City, killed an Indian, on the 18th, for
stealing his seine.
A man named Tracy stole $250in greenbacks
from D. White, who keeps restaurant in
Leesburg. He was followed to Sierra Gulch,
caught, and, under threats of hanging, forked
over the money and LETT.
A large number of persons have gone off
prospecting to Big Horse Prairie, ffty miles
from Salmon on the road to Bannack, where
rich diggings are reported
Geo. B. Brewer reports he has discovered a
mammoth quartz legde forty-fve miles east Of
Salmon City, from forty to sixty feet wide,
and two miles long 1t is called the ''Fleeson
District" and Mr.. Brewer is Recorder Of
quartz claims there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-29

AFFRAY.--An obliging correspondent sends
us a report Of a shooting ARRAY which occurred
in Holbrook's saloon in Pioneer City, on Tues
day evening, between the landlord and man
named O'Brier. Its origin was dispute
about small bill due at the bar, and it fortu-
nately ended without any serious injury hav-
ling been done to either party, notwithstanding
2 both pistol and knife were used by the an
tagonists. Better keep your tempers, and alb
stain from pistol and knife exercise, boys.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-29

A SPLENDID TICKET.-The Democratic
State Convention of California met in San
Francisco, June 10Th, and organized with
Eugene Casserly as Chairman, and A. c. Brad
ford Secretary. Itwas the most able and re-
spectacle body ever convened in that State,
the delegates having been chosen from among
the most eminent men in California. A plat
form was adopted affirming that the war set
tied the great issues involved in it; that a
mild, equitable, kindly and just course towards
the South is due and right; that the policy of
the Radical Congress is altogether proscriptiye
and unjust; that the suffrage question belongs
respectively to the States and that the people
Of this coast are entitled to protection to pre-
vent the influx of Chinese and other Asiatics
who come to cheaper labor. Col Crockett
nominated Henry HI. Haight as candidate for
Governor; Gen. Winn nominated 2. B. Read
ing, and Oliver of Tuolumne named Gen. Rose
Grams. Col Reading declined. Judge Barber
said Rosecrans would not be candidate. The
nomination Of Haight was then made by ac-
ciamation Mr.. Haight came to California in
Ib49. Heis lawyer of eminence, of unim-
peachable integrity in every walk of life, ma
tive of New York, and the son of the late
Fletcher M. Haight, u s. District Judge for
the Southern District of California, who ranked
foremost among the Bar of st. Louis, Mo-, for
years. The Convention then nominated VIM.
Holden, of MendOcino, for Lieut.. Governor !;
DIR. Nichols, of Sacramento, for Secretary of
State and Robt. Watt, of Nevada, for Con-
troller. After making these nominations the
Convention adjourned to meet next morning,
and the dispatches give us no further informa-
ton. The ticket SO far nominated is a very
strong and unexceptionable one, and is almost
certain to be successful.