Thayer v. Littlejohn
Supreme Court of Louisiana
from a judgment rendered ag'ainst himself and four others, jointly, by the District Court for the parish of Caddo, Campbell, J.
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The plaintiff, tenant of a log house, was absent from home, when the defendant, Littlejohn, accompanied by his four co-defendants, came to execute a frontier process for rent arrear. They began, by carefully putting out of doors, the table, chairs, and the rest of the furniture ; apd afterwards led out of the house the wife and two children of the plaintiff, the only persons therein ; and finally, took out a box, which laid in a comer of the house, in which a feathered animal was rendering the first maternal duties to her future progeny. They did so with so much care, that she was not at all…
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