Union Bank of Louisiana v. Marigny

The New Orleans Gas Light and Banking Company, alleging themselves to be aggrieved by a judgment rendered in this case, took a rule on the plaintiffs and defendants, to show cause why they should not be allowed to appeal therefrom. On their showing that they held a note of the deceased for $1,926 30, bearing mortgage on certain lots of ground that had been sold under said judgment, the appeal was granted. The record shows that, in April, 1840, P. L. ¡áloane became a stockholder of the Union Bank, by the purchase of one hundred and fifty shares of its capital stock, together with the above…