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Prospects in New York.

friend, whose judgment regard as very reliable.
writes as follows from the Empire State. We believe
that he is entirely correct in his statement OF the utter
OF the leaders OF the aboons, organization 10 sell
to the Sewardites That organization cannot eeede
from its position without shame en-fold greater
than the shame OF the most complete and total defeat
The course Of the snti.rent convention which, as is
now known, has nominated the democratic ticket en-.
ely confirms the judgment Of It's action formed by our
correspondence during its session We commend his let
10 attention, another proof that the democracy OF
the Empire State is thoroughly united and will
surely give the State to Pierce and King by Triumphant,
majority:
NEw YORK. Oct H. 1854
Within the last lew days have been over tho eastern
part OF this State and held many with our
be friends Each OF the late wings Of the
party speaks with the greatest confidence OF their
friends coming mp in a united phslsnx in support Of the
electoral ticket II is almost impossible TO learn of
who ever a democrat that is sustaining the
party Hse's vote is vsrousy estimated from Coco TO
25 0o0 and is character that he cannot transfer II 70
any Among the wings good deal OF trouble exists
They have independent nominations In two three
gre.sons districts and the old feuds between the silver
grsysv and the "wooIly heads by healed
The Webster ticket, in the field, will carry from 5000 TO
rs oeo votes and OF itselfs enough defeat
The antreners In convention. What they will
do il not but II is nndersto that ifany attempt
made by Hale and Seward coalesce on Scott, their
hole will be given for Pierce and King who will
der any circumstances except distinct nomination of =
ticket by sben carry ihds three iourrhs
Of the snti.rsnt vote
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NEW ALBANY, Oct. 8, 1852.

Gen. Scoits visit TO city has done no good to the
wing whatever. In fact. is known that in
consequence OF remark he made blarneying the Irish
he will lose several wing votes; while the Irish popua.
ton much incensed against him because be did not
rebuke the Scott club here for singing very vulgar and
abusive song against Pierce and his Irish ancestry
II is quite likely that in thiry-two counties in this
portion OF the State the for Pierce will be stronger
than for Wright No danger need be appehended Tor the
safety OF Indiana.
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HassIBAI., October

The wings are very lukewarm in this district. their
eector having as yet ony made one speech, and it
not till much coaring he could be prevailed upon do
that's and even then, though he is the best whg stump
speaker IN this State the utmost effort of those PRESENT.
to shout resolved itself into sroan OF despair"
There are great many wings 10 this county who openly
declare that they viii support Scott and my nfoma-
lion leads 10 believe that u throughout the State
The present signs indicate srg ely.increased democratic
majority have not heard OF single democrat in This
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KENTUCKY.
PADUcAH, Oct /

OtIs
The democracy OF Kentucky thoroughly organized
in every county, district and They appear deter
mined carry the State for Pierce and King and think
safely say that Kentucky will do her whole duty in
November, for determined to throw of the CALLING
yoke Of whggery and to place Kentucky among the dem
ocratic States. Our prospects better TO carry the State
in November than last year carry it for Powell 1.-THE
democratic governor.l
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ANsApALE, Oct. a, 1852.

AkNADALE, Dct IA, 1907,
The fire Sin the rear and 'front.' Tuesday
overwhelmingly hot that have thus far been unable
to ascertain the killed. wounded, and missing OF the
my. The victory has been complete that we are al
most ashamed to talk about il and knowing that you
must have heard the from all quarters OF the State
by the wires yesterday. deem il too stale story 10
write about Nevertheless, will give it as my solemn
conviction that Pierce and King will get majority OF
TWENTY THOUSAND in Pennsy lvania on the I'd Of next
month.
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Pennsylvania.

ELK COUNTY, Oct. 10, 1882.
have been making atour through western New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio. and friends everywhere
speak In the confident OF being able TO carry
the three great States New York. Pennsylvania, and
Ohio, for Pierce and King entertain doubt of
the result in this State
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WHICH ARE TO BIZ BELIEVED Gen. Pierce is cow
ard. He tainted at Churubusco--AH the phg paper
"a more gallant man, or more honorable man, than
Gen Pierce. both in public and private lie, never
knew ~ Gen Winfsid Scott 10 Col German.
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JACKSON, October 0, 1852.
can only state that in my county will give larger
majority for Pierce and King than obtained by
any democratic candidate before. AS TO the State
give larger majority for Pierce than il did for Polk, by
some eight or nine hundred votes.
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on Friday evening" u.s.
Illness days, Captain FREDERICK A. SMITH OF the
Of engineers United States In the forty first Of his
and friends requested attend his funeral,
Monday morning O'Clock from his residence,
I and
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SO necessary is fun TO the mind, that late philoso-
pher says if you should build schools without play
grounds nobody would get beyond short division in a
life .time.
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Oy- officers Of army and navy duty otherwise
attend the
Of Frederick A. Smith, fenrneers from his late
residence of and both II O'clock Mon
day, the 18th inst . $1,000,
Oct i7--n Adjotant General.
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SPRInerrELp. Oct. ]. 1889

We can safely say that the democracy here in d.
tric and in fact, throughout the State. firmly
united and awake the and interest OF party and
country than they have been before. Every demo-
cra jealous in the cause with confident feeling
OF electing our President.
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VIRGINIA.
FINcAsTLE, Oct. Il

FINcAsTLE, Oct. 10, 1852.
The vote of Virginia will unquestionaby be cast for
Pierce and King electors the I'd proxmo but the ma
joriy for those electors will be greatly lessened by
taken feeling OF absolute security based the apparent
weakness Of Gen. Scott. which prevails almost every.
where throug bout the State
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. is. 1852.

PHILADELPHIA, Uct. 10, 1907.
There is nothing 10 be apprehended TO the Mo-
vember election except through OF confidence
the part Of the democracy This must be guarded against
by constant warning and occasional gatherings Of the
people; for doubt desperate effort will be made by
political opponents in this State to retrieve their for
tunes.
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fay- jackson Democratic Assoctmtiop.-A meeting of
this aocistion Democratic Hail Monday evening
next, a O'Clock. y ID HOOVER,
OctI7-It President
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Indiana Election.

IsDIAsAroLIs. Qa.,) Oct l6 The democratic majority
governor stated. will not fall much short Of
5000.
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tPsnnsyivanto arenus, Of SirfA ssvsss.)
rrRUsTEEs SALE or THREE THOUSAND LOTS, CON
dry goods, fancy goods,
pefume ewei watches, boots shoes Aeon Mon1ay Tues
and Wednesday, October 1sth i9h sell,
stock
consisting Of
Cloths, cassimeres, vestings, and de.sines
Dress silks, msrinos, bombasins, and csIcoes
Fisnneis, beschcd and brown
sbswls, undersbirts and drawers spaess
Satin stripes, xinghams Iustfes pisids
Gsmbrics, musns, lawns. veivcts,
Edginss, iacss, nbands silk hrsds, aimps
Sewing silks bonnet slks table cloths
Lnencambric handkercbeds siIk pocket hsndksrchsfs
Cravss and neck ties, Rsves and hosiery
suspenders, night caps, combs, brushes
A great variety Of buttons, foundations .
Padding, bonnets wooden comforts
Mems, women's, and chidrens boots and shoes
French-worked collars, flowers and wrestbs
Napkins, birdeye diaper, purse trimmings
bindings, iapes needles, pins, hooks and eyes, hc.
Also, Of German
Several gold nd watches, breastpans
Ear rings, gold pencil cuff pins, hngsr-ringx.
~ b. The viii 10 O'Clock Day,
O'Clock until the whole o.
and 80. thirty
and SIXTY and under $780, anssy
and $780, and four months credit ssdsscoy
endorsed, bearing interest. Oct ie-aA
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We have known that John p Hale al hear, in "a
yor OF Gen. SCOTS election Since his failure 10
hs reelection TO the United States Senate he has
solved abandon this State. establish himself in New
York and connect himself with the wing party openly
instead Of indirectly, as he has heretofore done.
Hence, IL his desire to be renomnated for the
presidency by the soil party. and his reluctance in
accepting that nomination after II conferred upon
hu Bot when he came 10 the conclusion 10 accept
~ ne Did il with the hfm resolve TO do all he could,
under the circumstances in which he placed. TO
transfer the free soil Gen Scott And that is the
real object OF bis present visit 10 Ohio He is
gagged IN effort beay the free solle, and transfer
mem, like 30 many cattle in the shambles, to the whg
parry. What will those former democrats who have
Joined his party say TO this scheme OF treacbey the
par o. their leader Are they willing TO be made mer-
cnandtee oil By John p Hale. who has betrayed every
parry WIN which he has been connecedl Better far TO
e,nIn PACK 70 The old democratic family and abide by the
Old faith N which they were brought up.
Tsur prmocRacr.--" II is not in a splendid govern.
ment supported BY powerful monopoes and arisocra-
zeal establishments, that the people will find happiness
or their liberties protection; bot in plain .ysem void
Of pomp, protecting all and granting avors 10 nooed;s
pens'ng it's blessings, like the dews Of heaven.
and unfelt save in the beauty they create"
That 10 what Andrew Jackson said II il The laad;no
des Of the democratic party. and il is what The peooc
ann ior and We trust VIII acquire in the election Of Gen
r'eres. Saosrhegsn CLARION
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PORTSMOUTH, IVA, } Oct. IL, 1852

The democratic party is better united
here than ! have ever known il to be. We will give
Pierce and King majority ranging between $50 and 400
Cass's majority in the county 20.
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0,- Bachelors nrst Ass~mbiy viii take place
Saloon evening 2ls
Samuel BUTTS and WIN. w. clmsn drug
No tickets sold ooh instant
Oct f2-NhMTWTnw
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" c0uH7Jf 70
There Is very little enthusiasm In the wing ranks. and
do not think tina, General SCOTS visit TO Kentucky has
added anything TO il in the least.
think you need not fear but that the democracy Of
Kentucky will give good account Of themselves. Wings
under condition. will bet the general result Straws
show which way the wind blows Success 10 the De.
mocracy--to Pierce and King
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Correspondence.

We continue to-day the publication OF extracts from
the correspondence OF the Central Democratic Com
mitlee
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OFFICIAL.

hard FILLMORE, prsdsnf Of s United State, Of srioa TO all
whom "a moy
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Peter
appointed Of his Majesty
Emperor port Francisco and
Of California, DO hereby him SUCH and
free enjoy functions, powers and
privileges allowed eonsus Of the favored
n United States.
In testimony whereof caused these letters be made
patent the United be hscnnto ared
Given under hand Of Washington the 18th day Of
October, ID. 1852 and Of Independence of the
United States Of America The seventy-sevcet
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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NY y. q. MCGUIRE. AuesseN~sr.

pENNsyLvANiA AVENUE LOT AT AUCTTOH.--w win BE- sold
the premises at auction, Thurpday, Day Of Oco
Der instant st O'Clock lot "a in reservation A. ontins -
Pennsyvans
ming b,ck 70 public alley This ~
uncccupsd thorcashsse
city, and ~ well deserving of Of capatsts No
bsween "a and ~ Streets ard opposite the United esses 0cta
Terms OF sale One fourth balance str twelve I'D
defse6
nents bearing interest," deed a
properly Til. perfect JAe. g. MCGUIRE,
Oct lo-d Ane1oonof.
o. The above . postponed. ascou1e ~ tAs
weather, until Monday, The lsh instant Al osrloek,
octw-d JAS. q. Me9Ufnks AsssIsaen
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TENNESSEE.
COLUMBIA, Oct, 3. 1852.

COLUMBIA, OCT 3, Ib32,
The first thing that augurs favoraby OF is that
the democracy in this State perfectly united--never
more so-and our party when united in the majority
by small odds But in addition this, whatever may be
said to the contrary, the dsaheciion among the wings
will lose them at least 5000 votes, and think 500O
think. upon the whole, that may reasonably cacu-
aie from all the indications, upon carrying the State by
from 1000 TO 5000 majority.
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MARYLAND.


w fE f1UUsE OCl. 81 ISoz
This congressional district is wing by large majority
The nomination of Gen. Scott has, think, produced an
apathy in their party which will lessen their vote
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CROWDED and highly sshonsbs audiences continue % visit
" Professor wYMAN,
who win sppe evening In his brilliantly iluminsieA
MYSTIC TEMPLE,
perform bis wonderful experiments IN natural magic, vsnlo
qasp, sc, he
Change n each entertainment
admission. " children, I2i
Door. open $40 commence IN o'clock,
Octl1-du
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BROWNSVILLE Dot. l6-In the twentieth congressional
district ,. H. Dawsons official majority Tor Congress 10
| 23os; woodward's, 2l52j Hopkinss l,s5
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PIrrsBuRc, October l6-Alleghsny county. (ofhoiA y
Woodward (dem , 6.6osj Burlington, (whig) .S6s Hop
kins, (dem.,) $3.50 Huffman, (whig) 7,i0z la 1891
Johnston (whg) had s.T9r Bigler (dem) had o.05S
La the twenyhrst congressional district Richie (whg)
leads Shannon (dem.) is7 TO legislature Glnors tdsm)
elected by 1885 majority.
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fy- Democratic Barb~eue.-The of Montgomery
county barbecue Rockville Thursdsy, the
The democratic candidates for siase and
distinguished be address
The different democratic associations and clubs Of Washington
Georgetown and e adjoining countless cordially invited %
tend. Oct i2-sod5t
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Bolivar, Oct. 9, 1852.

BOLIVAR, Oct. 2, 1852.
So far is possible Judge from present indications,
our prospects very cheering. Unless strangely
mistaken in the signs the democracy will carry Tennes-
see by four or five thousand
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Library ~ Csngrses. Dea. -, soeA.
NOTICE Library Csasre~s w1ll 10
IN Thadsy the 9ls Instant viii MOI sGAin h.
opened unt, Thursday, 'be 18Th day of November. &
JOHN =. MEEHAN,
Oct i2-ecdow LAAwss1an.
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WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. IL, 1852.

am very happy to be able to inform you that things
have changed very much in this State within the past
four weeks. We have got them 1.-The wbgsl under, and
shall whip them handsomely in November
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BY the President
g. ~ Cossap, Acting Secretary Of State.

"
G. ~. coss.D, Acting Secretary Of State.
qrd Fillmore President Of s United sta Of a~erea, 20 an
whom "a
evidence having been exhibited that j. W.
appointed consul Of the Grand Duchy Of odsn
hurs for the port hereby such
and declare him enjoy powers
privileges allowed TO the consuis OF the most favored
IN the United States
In testimony whereof caused these be made
patent and ths United affixed.
Given under hand, ef Washington the fb day
October 1851 and Of Independence Of the
United 81 America the seventy seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE
ny the Presidents
G. NJ. cosR.D, Acting Secretary Of State.
Fillmore, President Of tAs United aea, all
whon aap
Satisfactory having exhibited Joseph
appointed Of Sardinia
lana, Orleans do hereby
him exercise enjoy functions powers
privileges allowed The e-r-u. favored
n the United States
In testimony whereof have caused made
patent, United States hereunto
my hand, Washington, 81
IL al October, ~ 1852 and Of Independence United
State. Of Ausrics me ssven,y-seventh.
MrLLARD rrLLmoaE
n ~ coru.p Acfns Secretary Of STATE
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CARTHAGE, Oct. a, 1852.

CARTHAGE, Oct a, 1852.
Mr.. -- has just reached home from tour through
twelve fifteen of largest counties and has had good
opportunities Of learning much 10 regard TO the condition
Of the parties; and he entetains bur little doubt bu
that our State will give the democratic ticket good ma
iory. Our opponents very much dissatisfied, and
some OF them making efforts TO form Webster
ticket
CAMDEN, Oct. 4, 1852.
don't wish to heighen your expectations, but will
be much deceived if Tennessee does vote for Pierce
and King by at least 5000 votes
COLUMBIA, Oct A, 1852.
We believe that Tennessee safe for your distinguished
fellow citizen, [Gen. Percel Unless the tide turns, there
is no question but we have 'em.
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We invite attention 10 the following reply OF The Hon
d. Merwether 10 the malignant assaults recently mad,
upon him by the Washington Republic.
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MADAME S0nlag.
PHLADELrHIA, October l6.-2 p. ma grand serenade
given Madame Sontag last night at Joness hotel
About three hundred musicians participated In IT, II
was grand affair, and wound up with splendid dis
play Of fireworks.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParoiSse d'est BATON RaHge-Cour On
sixiene District.
No. 6l5

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Iona e c.apwrLn il. No. eia.
DANiEr. HfcEgy al
LAURA :. iesEs et
In yertus d'ua Alias ordre iirnerose, ct q mo-
adresse mar r lion cour dn sixtsane siistr'ct J.ai'-
ciarp dams Ct polr Ia paroisse ct tat stissfiie, > ex-
poserlie en- rense nb'iaue. q Fhabitation cpnnil
CONNIE le s.LgarsgI FPs'astefior." dsis cetfe parolsse,
al,1yiron cina mills Ell bis dc ~ vile te baton
Rtrre. Sarassi lie t~raisiesne jcnr tsavrti ,reehain
f35s. i III ieears du main, tons iessareals, asfcs.
;nse,ess - pTe,e,sjon ,Eas de seadessrs dams gu .
lss r,rp,,r.e,es Nv. otasegsse CIR prcsdecrife stvoira
IJn.norrean de- terFe, sicrniereinali u Hroprtese Sc
Il succraxiof, lie fseorae Matiers, ale Ia Parols re
81. lame, DECIDE. borne EN- ha,It par lcrre III Coi-s
pl,iIiip Hicbey. ct en- has. rsr ierre lie Duncan. az
ant IA face sar 10 aalve Mississippi Y enyiron seize
arndf,ts Of iemi rrar eaaranfe do prnsaiaeuf cfapfei-
at earIron mile .-psats nc snlerftfe8 fsa'ts ~
raoins cssnt siine = environ cin,q r,iiscs 81 - @ ! {
vile he Baton Rouge. dams IL DIT I'aToise e2 rs
n ~ esas,. IN MEME fere on habitation atiIsigsr
a Daniel Hickey lr Seine ioue De ma sissso 2 q
venue fes p..styes De Ia stsccesssn'a III leu heefge
Mashcrs deee4e, cuselisayss avec toa'es ies fsiisses
~ a.rslioratsaa qai sly trpayans, ct da ae .fua yes
e@rlayes eiapres NOMINEES age IL 2,tn. jour &c
mars (1s42sf ii date sie j Arse diypofhsqtie ssas5if
Richara 9s, Jcrk 10, Elarisa -, Etsza =, e. fes t-
fats Ft1r.nad 4 present III ans. Haanah = pnesens
III ans. Cecilia 8. lessee 4, Louis ?, Lasi1ia z
nr,.ssrt ~. ye " ans ct sou eufant Moses ages q IN
m phstsAe 4 present a3, es sou enfant Thomas
z ans Ss,s,a 4 uresent %. Ell sou eufant WItliam
4 ans. Ici,n 4 present 35. Bill So. John "a Eddy ~.
Lyisdv as and Jane. pour payer st saiisaane Ie
iIdanreat iuferef 4: frais dams lsafiaire ci-dessls M
fituie al nuFae rate. 49,
Conditions Id Ii yante-comptant, evec Y bene-
fee DEGRADATION. .nYr
~ SherIf.
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pTIIIlIH F EHfLTTs5'
ETkT DE LA LaglsiANE.
C0.i. tsa 4 1serao Dsstrssc5 Judiesa.re-
pagaiasa dyEsG Baton IsoUge.

RAYmoN LAFoE. We. c, y. j j. VfNorxr.
No. o.
Git &. Hfnnoa VS.. CuAnIEs VtSc1Nr.
Cour de J1ys de Patr-paetseast, P.A VsAtsr !,
j P
TIM vertu d una ordre de #. IA. ADDRESSED an Sheriff
" de la pafoisse FIST Baton Rouge i lance
mar rHon. Caur du Slxiesri District, dams Ell
reur la pareisse et Etat s@,lstit. Ell arssi N vertu
d'unc antfe alias Fl. IA. adfeas6 an Sheriff s%ttstiit.
par z. A. Walker Esq, i'm dns Jnge dc Fax
dans ct posf la raroisse dEgt Dtton Rouge,
Jtai saisie ct exroserai eli venie pnbligue sarrledl
IL tfoigiefne jorr d'Avril 1852, \ II henres du
rjniin. tons fts droits tires iufArtis ct preten-
tions des tiesefaIefr dams ct 4 Ia propriet6 hy-
potbeau6 ~ci-arres decrita, daas lie process NO.
81. DC IN Conrdu slsielnc district. SaYoir la
motto iudisis d TN icrfein, si.trs dams cite par
lie de Ia vitln dc Ds'oa Rouge. arrene par IL
fen Antoine Grass, dams 1fIlst /, r1esurai1t quar-
ante trcis pieds sur Ia rue Ldfayettes par cent
dixhnit picds ct treis quart, de profoIltrt1r ne
sure francaise ct reffesisant y vingt picls 4 Ia
ligrc arriere di dit terfein ct borne all nord par
TN tcrrcin au Docfeir Iaycock. ct al sud par
un terrci,r lie John Huguet, atissi la rnetie lndisisf
DUN icrrein situd dams eette pnrile de 70 vile
&c Bater Rouge, conlfu par lie nom lie " ilailss
Row. ~nlesurarff vin5t.deuS pie Is sur lie 8euve
mississippi far ~soisante pieds IL rrofontcar sur
IA rue tn nttrd, ensemble asee la motto iftitvis
de- tosttss lea aft16iiarsiiops sur la dite pfDIrlsie.
Saisie po1r payeret s~atistaire les tfo1talts du
SIR les deix oFtires def. fa,. nsesnbs avec les
~interets a. frais.
Conditions de Ia vonte---Cot1ptant, asec lie
benefce d'eyalution.
II. v. BAnIy sherif,
rs IA r. vfinr 1879. A %