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ron SALE.

farm Of ~ acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 30x40, situated lb mi les
from keokuk in sight Of, and one mile and half
from the Mississippi. Terms-one third cash, the
balance in ops or two years. Price, ST. per acre.
jfein1{sputnble SMITH Il YANSICRIEN.
I,0R sALE-A mouse and two lots in pontoosae,
L Illinois. Apply to
SMITH Il VANSICkLEN.
ESoR SALE Two new brick dwelling houses
Il Apply soon. Possession Immediately
SMITH Il yANslCKLEN.
NOR sALE-A farm If 200 acres, ali under first.
L rate fence, 70 acres in Timothy divided into 8
heds large hay barn 30xG0. containing first rate
hay pross; frame house, four springs, two wells .
fine young orchard with variety Of selected fruit.
are on the premises There il likewise brick
sehoolhousc near by 40 acres Of timber within one
mile OF the farm can be purchased If desired Price
$50 per acre, third cash and balance IN one and
tSo wears SMITH a. NANSIChEN.
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[Conclnded.

SENATE Or rHr UNITED STATES, ArRu 9rn, 1856
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Tur CApIroL.-Thc Commissioners have
selected site two miles east OF Fort Des
MONIES for the Capitol. The people there
abouts aresurprised and excited. We do not
know the influence which brought about the
location. nor what were the grounds Of the
Commissioners location. The act requires
the sanction OF the Governor.
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Gen 0H


FOR THE
Immediate 4dmiSsioa 81 Kansas tHjo fhf
Union.
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News OF the Morning.

Republican paper please copy.
AYril 30th, 1884.
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FOR SALE.

EIGHTY acres Of land three miles from this cit
IL with comfortable house tie same.
Inquire Of ID. +. Humphrey 8 Gage, 50 Ma
street, between sd and 18th, Or Vim. NJ. q. Terrence
Also 100 acres situated six miles north Of Oska.
oosa, Mahaska Co.
fcb2Gdtf DF HUMPHREY SGAGE
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TO the Public

HANING determined, hereafter, 70 90 an exeIn
i l. stvely cash business in retail department
prepared 10 sell all kinds of Hats, Caps, Ion
nets, &c, greatly reduced prices. Our stock IL
now very complete and we keep nothing but ihe
best grades Of goods always have the latest style
and will Sc lower for cash than the grades
are sold on credit - come with your dimes
w. All kinds of Millinery work done 70 order,
al the shortest notice.
o. % liz II Z HUMPHREY & CAGE
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DAVID d. SMITH n IS EAhsIchT y
~. ~. vANSECkEEN.
REAL ESTATE AUCTiONEER.
SMITH & VANSICKLEN, I,
Kseak E.tnse BROKERS aud Agents fds
xhe sale OF Real Estate. u
Post Buildings, Sd street, bet. Main and Johnsos

EUR "a
Corner lot on High street, which are ts
n frame dwellings, FIRST rate cistern, capable a
containing 60 barrels, good stable, &c. Price
AZ 600, one half cn4h balance in year.
Aisu, lots III and II, ID. ". kilbourne's addition
on which Il q brick house, rooms and Kitchen
cellar under the whole o frsrate we'll lots boil
under fence. Terms cash
AIso d lot III Mock l95.
Two lots in kilbourne's addition.
A two story brick house on eth street
SMITH & yANSICKLEN
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WHOLESALE Day GooDs SToRT. - One
among the many new business houses start
ed this spring is that Of Wheaton, Lyons &
Co. who have opened an extensive Dry
Goods Store IN Union Block. They intend
to confne themselves TO the Wholesale trade,
and we doubt not viii soon obtain good
run Of custom.
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mrs.Lr,ERs WANTED.


IN GOOD Milliners wanted at the store II
LII u. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
aprl4-d
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village ana Farm Cottages,

Illustrated with one hundred engrayinEs. This
book Is certain to meet with large sale. All who
examine II are pleased. 1t Il for sale at the pub-
fishers price, 81 and VIII be sent by mail 10 any
person RENTING thai amount.
RIB. oG DEN,
apr2ad City Book stere.
4 RCnY MooRE-The White slaye-The history
Z \ OF fugitive By lIildretb The great ceebri-
ty Of the author will give Archy Moore big run
For sale at apr29d OGDEN'S.
GOLOM0N NDRlHUP or, Twelve Years a Slave
- just received and for sale at
apr29-d r.. y, OGDEN'S
L'REMoNT'o EXPLORING EXPEDITION = A
know Mr.. Fremont, this work will post them up.
For sale at apr29d 0GDEN'S.
I 0NGWORTH ON THE GRAPE = We have n
IL stock in store, This ia the time 10 bus the
book. Also, IN elegant work Landscape Garden
ing, and do. on Rural Homes. For sale at
apr29d oGDEN's.
DRESC0Tr's PHILIP TIE sEcOND-Just re-
eeyed at arr29d oGDEN'S Bookstore.
DARNES' NOTES-A fresh supply Of the Gospels
- just received az apr29d 0GDEN's.
y AGS RAGS livery body should save their
IL rags | will pay the highest market price in
cash books for all delivered al the
apr29d CITY BOOK STORE.
\ CARD.
DERS0Ns owing notes TO the subscriber falling
l. du9 during tho next three months. or during
his absence at the East, requested TO make pay
ment Of the same TO Messrs ii. Woodward & Co., and
those who have notes against him, will please
present them to the same.
apr2G-dlw WIN. II. WILLIAMS
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e~F We would call attention again u. the
advertisements Of Mr.. Yeomans, Counterfeit
Detector, though space requires the briefest
possible allusion to anything to-day.
cy-The citizens Of Eddyyille have organ
lied company and secured S30, 900 for the
construction Of their bridge.
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10 any Gentleman

XJTISHTN0 new Hat We have just received pt'
w Express 2 dozen Soft Hats Of Superior quail.
ity at the ''Great Western Emporium.
ID. f. HUMPHREY GAGE.
August II, 1858.
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NJ TLLINEkY Goods If every variety, al the low
vi est prices, NJ j.. +. HUMPHREY + GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
USHkEE hundred dozen wool and fine hats of every
Il style, at Dr.. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
orfeHilMtf.
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ZANE thousand B8nnets If all styles and qualities
~ at y. T. HUMPHREY i GAGE.
oct 23HMff
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DROWN and tan coored hats, high and low crown,
ID Of every style and quality, just received BY
oc.23dwtf y. T. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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LIVE hundred dozen plush caps. just received At
l. the store Of u. j. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-05
Ne(u a~0nrttsen1euts.
r. M. sNTTgE'S
GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS!
WILL visit PLAQUEM1NE
wv FOR ONE DAY ONLY,
ON MONDAY, APRIL Z, 1856.
TWO CLOWNS IN THE RING!
H. A. GARDENER,
T. D. RICE.

This splendid Equestrian and Acrobatic Com
pany comprise the entire horses and men of the
Two companies lately performing in New Or
leans. They will give two of their splendid en-
tertainments at Plaquemine, on their way to the
North. The performance will with
the
Grand Entree Cavalcade
On Twelve superbly mounted Steeds, and assume
20 positions in the ring. 4
II. M. SMITH, the greatest Equestrian in the
world, will perform the
Shipwrecked Sailor Act,
Moving the audience to tears.
I. ROBINSON will act "'Tbe Daring Indian"
and "The Counlryman at the Show" TO be fol-
lowed by Double Somersets by Gardener and
Armstrong. La Perche Equlpoise on a
80 FOOT POLE.
The Duplicate Ladders by the world-renowned
Four .Acrobatic Notwithstanding entirely new
in this country, and a beautiful performance.
The celebrated OLYMPIAN BROTHERS
will perform in various parts.
Also, MAD'LLE, VICTORIN, the Beautiful
French Danseuse, will dance the "Highland
Fling and Sailors Hornpipe" with unequalled
grace.
SONG by H. F. WILSON, the amusing comic
singer-and the Clown in his great Medley Song.
To conclude with
The Coolers Daughter,
a most laughabIe afterpiece, from the French.
# This Company is beyond doubt the best Com
pany ever in Plaquemine, and everything that is
advertised will be performed.
DgDoors opon at'2 and T P. NJ. Performance
to commence at half past 2 and 7 P. NJ.
~ Admission so cents-childreQ and servants
half price. apps
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HurraAJ for The Natipss,-A citizen Of our
town, an Italian, and by~lhe>bye, a most wor-
thy and deserving man, has had the good for-
tune n 10 have presented to him BY his no less
amiable ana deserving partner, with four ma
fires since they were united in marriage, some
thirty nIonths s~ince-twins a: each birth-frst
a boy and a girl, ana few days since two fine
boy. They are all doing well. May the
yoang voters grow up under proper instruction
and be an ornament to their country.
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of the parish of 1berville, the following described

Of the parish Of ~IbeTville, the following described
and mortgaged property, to wit:
1st. A certain Plantation cultivated as Sugar
Plantation, situated in the parish of Iberville, on
the right bank of the river Mississippi, at about
forty arpents from the margin of said river. mea-
surfing five and a half arpents front by forty ar
penis in depth, between parallel lines, bounded in
front by the back lines of the trout confessional
forty arpents from the river, belonging heretofore
to the estate of Charles N. Brusle, decd, below
by land of said Rils & Marionneaux. andin the
rear by land heretofore belonging to the estate of
Charles N. BrpsIe, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereunto belonging.
I'd. Another Tract of Land situated IN said pa
IRISH of ~lberviIle, on the right bank of the river
Mississippi, at about forty arpents from the mar
gin of the river, and In the rear of the land here
tofore belonging to Jean Bite. Rils, measuring two
arpents and a quarter front, more or less, by forty
arpents in depth more or less, the side lines run
ming parallel, bonded in front by the middle of
Bayou Adolphe, below by land belonging to the
heirs Of Andrew Hyness and above blythe plan
tation first described and mortgaged
Sd. Another tract of Land situated in the said
parish Of I~berville, on the right bank of the riv-
er Mississippi, containing twenty superficial ar
penis more or less, bounded as follows: in front by
the back line of the second concession of the
plantation belonging TO the heirs of Andrew
Hynes, above by part of the land secondly de-
scrbeG and mortgaged, below BY land belonging
TO the heirs of Andrew Hynes, and in the rear by
land belonging heretofore to the estate of Chas.
N. Brusle, said tract measuring nine arpents and
two-thirds, more or less, trontiug towards the ri
yer, with a depth of two arpents, more or less,
and the lower side line diverging and the back
line measuring eleven arpents more or less.
Terms cash. 1885, ..ass .
JOS. H. ERWIN; Sheriff.
Parish of Ib~erviIle. 1st April. 1856 -ap5,
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thankss

There Is something peculiarly agreeable IL,
receiving a note, running in these words; !" Mr..
Eaitor-YoG will please accept the smallfavor
send you, a specimen of the produce of my
plantation lass year, with the kind regards Of
your friend, &c. b~utssy nothing about it"
The present weighed nearly taeo hundred pounds,
and was as steeet as it Was heavy. A "thou~
sand thanks" We wouid'ntsa say a word aboutit
for The world! .sy 49,
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Parish Of Ibervile. March 81, l856.-aps
1OUR DU SEINE. DISTRICT, Paroisse
~ d'TberuiLe. Etaa de la LOuisiaue.
LUCINDA BRADLEY, Epouse,
~ Ma TOT

JOHN KELLY, Epoux.
En- qertu da iugement rendu dams Ia cause aci-
dessus intitul6e ct nuunerotee ct Amoi adresse
par rhon'ble la susdite cour. Jiexposerai en- vente
publique an plus ofrapI ct dernier eneherisseur,
sAMEDI, LIE 3 MAI,
proclaim, 1855 j III heufes a. M, II Id mason de
cour de. Ia paroisse d'Iherville. dams la vile de
Plaqnemine, les prophecies 5ci-apres decrites APP
partenant a la communicate, qni existe entire Ia
dite Lucinda Bradley ct John Kelly, aim de liqui-
deria dite communalte sayoir: ar
1st I'm certain Lot de Terfe situe dams la pa
roisse dIbervilIe, en-. JefFersontcwn, en- arriere
de la vile de Plaquemine, mesurant 81 pieds de
face sur la rue Livingston, ct s'etendant, en- pro-
fondear entre lignes parallels yers To- bayou
Plaquemine a la rue 0pelousas. LIE dit, LOT est
designe, sur lie plan de Ia dite vile de jefferson
depos6 au bureau du --p par reference. CONNIE
Lot No. 81, carr6tNo. l2d e la dite vile, borne en-
haut par lot No. So, ct en- has par lot So. mesu-
rant en- profondeur sur las Lyme den haut ATT
pieds 8 poaces, ct 3I5 piedssur Ia ligne den has.
lie dit Lot etant sans anaelioFations. tfF
I'd. Deux ~certains Lots do Fare situe dams la
dite paroisse dIberville dams Ia vile de Jeffar-
son, dams lie Care No. 10 De Iadite vile, est de-
signes au plan CONNIE Lots No S. t 8S an dIte
care. LIE Lot No. sc. mesurant 81 pieds de face
d la rue Livingston, ct s'etendant en- pTofondeur
entire lignes parallels vers ies Bayou plaquemine
Alarue Opelousas, borne dncote en- hauf parlot
No. ST. appartenant a Henry Maynard, ct du
cote en- has par Lot IS, ct nesuIant sur Ia ligne
den bas $40 pieds s poaces, ct 315 pieds sur Ia
ligne den haut. lie Lot No. SIS Measurement 81
pieds de face sur la rue Livingston, s'Gtendant
vers le Bayou Plaqnen1ine entire Iignes parallels
277 pieds 6 pouces dc profondeur, sur Ia ligne Sc
joignant al Lot 81 aprartenan' i Henry May
nard, ct de 240 pieds sur Ia 1igne fesant face D la
continuation de Ia rue Piaquenine jusquA la
rue Opelousas, fesanf face au dit bayou Plaque
mine. Les dts Lots Giant sans an1eliorations,
conformeIaent aux aesirs des parties intenessees
les prophecies ci-dkssus dscrites, seTont yendues
alx teFr1es ct conditions suiyanE
Les krois Lots tie TerTe seIont yendus en- bloc,
Iequart du prix REHABILITATION consptant, a Ia ba,
sance du prix payable dams IN, denx Ut frois ans
do jpur de la vente. Ia acqnhFenr fouFniras es
biliets en- coupons, endogses 4 satisfaction, portant
inferetas pour cent par an, apres echGanca JUS
an az Placement Ell payablaa an bureaudu Reeor-
der de cefte paroisse, Hypothaqhe speciale sera
Eeaenue sur les propreres pour assareF " paie-
rnentdes hllets CT tous iaterets eventnels.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
FNIolsse ufbsgvilgele 81 Mars, 1856
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armstice had put a stop to all hostile operas
tons.
The several Governments concerned in the
war, too, were manifestly relaxing their pre-"
partitions for another campaign.
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al NE4lAa I'LL VIII TIC Ira q AttSA auIGssG
par Honorable susdite cour dams Paffaire ci-des-
sus intitulee ct nun1erotee, J'ai saisi ct ~J'expose-
raj en- vente pnblique an plus ofrant ct dernier
eneherisseur-
SAMEDI, LIE 3eme JOUR DE MAI,
proclaim, 1856, ALI A M ala maisonydes cour de
la paroisse d'Iberville, les rrcpri6tes ci-apras de-
cries ct hypoth6ques, SAVIOR:
10. Une c~ertaine Habitafion ~Cuitivee. situee
en- la p~aroisse dIberville, sur la rive droite
du feuve Mississippi q apeu pres quarante ars
penis de Ia rive dU dit feuve, mesurant cina
arpsnts de face par quarante de pfofondeur, en-
tire llgnes parallelles, borne en- face par les lg-
mes de deTrleres de la premiers concession de
quarante aTpentsd de la riviere appartenant, antre-
tois ala succession de feu Chas.1 N. Brusl6, ct en-
bas par terres des dts Rils ct Marionneaux, en-
au arriere par terres. autrefois appartenant 8 la
succession de Charles N. BruslG, ensemble avec
toutes les batisses et ameliofations.
20. In autre morceau de terre situee en- cette
dite paroisse sur Ia rive drojte du f1euve Missis-
sippiet b apeupres quarante arpents des bords du
aeuve, ct en- aFTiere des teETes appartenant autre-
fois q Jean Bite. Rils, mesurant deux arpents. ct
un quart de face, plus on Iaolns, par q~uarante ar
penis de profondeur, plus on moins, les lignes
courant parallel, borne en- face par lie milIen du
Bayou Adolphe, en- has par terre appartenant aux
herifi6rs de Andrew Hynes, ct en- haut par pHa-
bitation ci-dessus decEite.
80. I'm aatre moroccan de terre situe en- la dite
paroisse d'Iberville sur la rive droite du Heuye
Mississippi. contenant vingt arpents de supericie
plus on moins, borne CONNIE suit, Ell face par les
';gnes de derriere de- laasecoade concessiondela
Gstation appartsHant aux her6flsrs de- Andrew
en- haut par une partied De laterfe seconI
ssaa1.srscfite ct hypofhequ6e, en- bas par terrel
- eur heritiers de Andfew Hynes, ct
cae.as - ri IRE appartenant autrefois d Ia suc-
s,,ssasna,, asaa ]. Brusfe, Ie dit moroccan m6
ysgs + aauva - 3 plus ou noins. de face
aen.s lie i, " assE WI profondeur de deux al
Surant onzc arpents, plus GU 49, Aas
Conditions Comptant.
JOS. II. ERWlx sx.t
Psroisse d'Iberville Ter Ayril, 1856.
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c. D. Jr. ana Laurel Hill.

See the advertisement of these fine boats
We had the pleasure Of a passage on the G. ID.
Jr. a few days since, and therefore can speak
'by the card of her splendid accommodations
and the attention and courtesy of her officers.
Capt. GOTTEN s making for himself a proud
name in his p~eliar sphere-the faithful and
strict officer, the dignifed and courteous cons
mander, and the true bearing of the gentle
man, seem to be interviewer in his character.
We cannot wish him aught else than good
health and continued prosperity. Of his clerk
Mr.. VINCENT, literally raised upon the river, it
is sufficient to say that he commands the ess
TEEN and confidence of his captain, and Of all
with whom be has business transactions. The
Laurel Hill and her commander are no less
deserving Of commentator, and Of public
support.
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z SACKS CORN for sale by
w apps G. T.. SPRAGUE & co.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish of
y Ueruiue, State OF Louisiana.
WIN. BROWN AND AIS,
VS.-No, SGT.

AWE u DGPU4. .
By virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa. TO me directed
from The Honorable the aforesaid court in the
above entitled and numbered suit, l have seized
and win offer at public sale to the highest and
last bidder, on
SATURDAY, the Sd Of Nag merit, 1856.
at IL o'clockA. NJ, at the Courthouse of this par
ish, the following described SLAVES, now in the
possession of the defendants, to wit:
MARY ANN and her child-to satisfy the ia
cit mortgage existing against the said slaves in
favor of the heirs of Moses Brown, plaintiffs. and
costs, and to satisfy a judgment rendered against
the said slaves in the aforesaid court on the nth
day of February, 1855. in favor of the heirs of
said Moses Brown, plaintiffs,
Terms cash.
JOS. IT. ERWIN. Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, goth March, 1856.
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Saturday, April 8, 1855.
NOTICE.

To prevent all misunderstanding, we wish 1t
to be distinctly understood, as we have heretofore
said, that all COMMUNICATION for this paper; q
any and every character whatever, intended %
promote the PRIVATE EFDs OR INTERESTS OF lndi-
viduals. corporations, societies or schools, will be
charged as advertisements. oct@t
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish of %.

SIxTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of u,
- Grille, STATE Of Louisiana.
HEBERT DUPUY, A. HEBERT & co,
ERASMUS a. ELLIS. ERAsMUHssoA G qf1 70
By vir:ue of a writ of Fl. Fa. to me d Incto
from the Horrible the aforesaid Court. in tbo
above entitled and numbered cause. / hive se .ne
ed and will offer at public sale to The bighest ana
last bidder, on "9"1'' aHu
SATURDAY, The Sd Of May neat, 1856,
at II O'Clock A N, at the Court House # tho ~.
r1sh of l~berVille, all the right, title, interest a"1
claim of the defendant, Erasmus A. Ellis. in and
to the following described property. to wit:
A certain tract or parcel of Land, lying and sit.
uated in the parish of I~berville, at the distance
OF about eighty arpents from the Mississippi; riy-
er, measuring about fifty arpents, bounded above
by lands formerly belonging to Trasimond Rich
ard and Wo. Simon Babin, and below by land Of
Ursin Allan and fronting onthe Bayou Manchac,
together with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon being and thereunto belonging, to nav
and satisfy the said writs of Fl. Fa. and costs.
Terms cash.
JOS. H. ERWIN. Sheriff.
Parish of I~berville, March 31st, 1S56Lap5
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TEN PIN ALLEY.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

Eleven Hundred Dollars cash on the day Of
sale, and the balance of tbeeprice of adjudicazz
ton payable in March 1857. Purchaser 10
furnish his note endorsed 70 the satisfaction Of
the Administrator Of said succession and pay
able a. the office OF tbs Recorder of ibis par
ISL, and if not paid when due Tn bear interest
at The rate OF eight per cent per annum till
paid; and TO secure the payment of the said
note and at interests that may arrrue thereon,
special mortgage 10 be retained on The property.
JOS. H. ERWIN. Sheriff.
Parish of IbervilIe, April Isl, 1856.
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OF $4,000 ACRES
Of Valuable Sugar, Cotton and
cYpR Ess H.AMnS

OEoVauable Sugar. Cotton and
CYPRESS LANDS,
Most advantageoSsly situated, being Of easy
access to markes and well adapted 10 the
cultivation of thesUGAR CANE, COT
TON AND CORN, md well located for
Saw Mills, Woodgards, &c. &C.:
PARISH OF CArAHoULA.
z 4. Or. 8 E.. Acres.
and Natthez Road. 800
NJ. w. quarter Of s. g. quart0r SEE. 2T, Bayou
Tensas, OPPOSITE !. 7. Bailey 1900:
-
Rich cotton lands. part cleared. Acres 9s.60
PARISH OF ST. lANDRYg
TIA R61
s.E quarter sss q Rich sugarsaads, part sd-
Il w IN saarter Sec 81 Joining swaizs 4sO,si
T5sR7E
w J, half SEC s High rich ,rar lands
81 bslsofE half nee a. |NaEigabie Ra,ou.
On both sides of Bayou Pelit Prairie. neaA At -
c~aafaIaya river, Total acres l59s.5eI
PARISH or ST MARTIN,
Y TH s r. 10 T..
S E quater and E half offs w quarter Sec 2Ba
Westhalf Y North East qaarser and East haIfNorh
These landSare part high ard rich ana valuable for III.
pessaudashso o. Big Fork and Little Bayou SorreL8
q. IA. r. I3.. E.
Westhaifand ~westhaIfo Of south east quarter sec 81 1851
Onboth aides Litts Bayou Sorrel, mostly high rich
land. Both Ba5oussnayigableat ali seasons for
steamboats,. Acres 695,6g
EAST BATON ROUGE.
q. 8, r. 4. W.
Secs !. 4, !, q I, {, 8, 70, 4. Al, 1910 and 20 aa34,s4
I. 6. re- w.
Sees, 4. n aud94 6T44o
Ftfoatine M~Issipsippi Rives.sx nilss above Baton Rouge
PARISH or PoINTEcoUPEE.
q. q r. lie,
Aigh reh sspd ta.s "a Land, s~aieiniay les. Mooss, &,
sss $50 IA +. s. /.
NsriS Eat qasrtsfs and sd,A Eas. qaartsF - aso.e5
South half soc ~ es5.l2
AIssec g 64I16
All Sec 81 $3.50
Large portion of above high rich aand. iii valnsfss /,
tHmbeF, being in rear Of piantations oiMrs. Sterling, n r.
c, w. Clifton, w. %. Downing and IN. Bearyais
and others ON Day0al Fordoche.
r. A. R. 81. e.
North East end North wess qusrtera Of ScuA wene quar-
TER sec Al; e0.lg
lntbs rear u Bnoie and others.
Adjoining q. cvr and Others On Fause rivsg
IS r. 4, r, y. /.
Sc q aslqialRg Asgt- EeR1sas; RneEas RaieFloo, s0poo
hsIf u North East quarter See II I