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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
A Complaint.

A Complaint.
Mr. Louis Clephanc, the District Of Colum-
bia member of the Republican National Com.
mittcc, recently placed in the Post Office at
Washington large number Of political docu.
n,ents Of various kinds, intended to "strcngtf.
en- tho outposts" Of that party throughout the
States north and west where elections were
pending this Fall. The Post Master, having
some reasons for suspecting that the documents
thus delivered for mailing bore the "franks" Of
M. C.'s who never saw the envelopes at all, re
ferrcd his doubts to the Post Master General,
HoLr, who, in a conference with Mr.. Clepl,ane,
discovered by the admissions of that gentle.
man tina the "franks" purporting to have been
written by Hon. Mr.. Covodc, Of Pennsylvania,
and other Republican members Of Congress,
were placed OH the envelopes by their consent
but by other hands than their o,rn, and conse.
qucntly were, by the Post Office laws, valueless.
Mr.. Holt very properly excluded them from the
free list. and Mr.. Clephane denounces the act
Of the P. NJ. General as high.l,anded political
prescription. The Washington Republic, the
central organ Of the party. Insists that all mail
matter with an NJ. C.'s name on itshould ego
free" no matter whether placed there by the
NJ. c. or by his nephew. or cousin, or son, or q
clerk.
The New York Times, not Democratic pa
per certainly, says that Mr.. Holt inaugurated
this rule by excluding IS 900 speeches purport-
ing to have been franked by Senator BRowS,
Of Mississippi, an Administration man Of most
unquestionable character. We hope Mr.. Holt
will have the nerve to hold these gentry to the
"letter of the law !" he can elevate himself
still farther in public estimation. if his report in
December next will recommend an abolition Of
the whole infamous system OF Franking.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

UMiss Nellie Strader lovely girl Of Ma
olson Indiana and niece of Jacob Strader Of
Cincinnati came home few days from school
and to please two little sisters the family pony
was harnessed and they all took ride, Miss S
acting as driver. On the trip one of the axels
Of the buggy gave way the pony frightened
Miss s. sprang out, fell on the ground and one
If the wheels striking her on the back OF her
head she was instantly killed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

A Communicable r. r. Co. have EN-.
ployed Mr.. JAMES NJ. CuLvEs, formerly of
the McGregor Warehouse, 70 take charge of
and see TO the delivery of all freight delivered
to this point. No more competent man could
have been selected
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

On the eve Of elections, ii is not uncommon for ex-
cited politicians to get cut CIRCULARS, to be dis
tbuted the country when it is too late 10 correct
them We have heard Of none thus far, but VIC take
this occasion to all readers that circular
sent forth few days before election, not entitled to
much credit, lot from what party or person
may. So, Democrats AID Republicans, let no man or
hs circular fool you out Of your vote BY any eleventh
hour maseuyrs. We want " see "phair phiyht.''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

BErR.-VAN SrADEN e. KLEIN, of West
McGregor, the successors of Bernatz, have de-.
posited in this Office nice key of Lager, which
We have tried on one or t,co occasions within
the last week. Having no reputation as La.
ger-drinkcr q We cannot say how good it is,
but our friends (and just now they arc legion)
tell us it is splendid good article-"better
than Milwaukee" We hope these young men
will make fortune by their investment in a
McGregor Brewery.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
BOnnels,


Mrs WILSON has of the prettsst stocks of Mill
lincyy Goods We ever beheld. We advise the to
prevent their wives and daughters from going to her
store they to be captvated with the beaut
full Bonnets, Trimmings, Headdrcsses, e., g., which
the good taste of Mrs. W. has selected for them. At
the time if were wife or daughter We would
go and look at her goods II it took the last buhcl
wheat for sight-these men know very little about
ladys wants anyhow and their opinions not worth
regarding. Her store Il near Esq. Arnolds ONCE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
LOOK OUT!!!

We have seen some Democratic Tickets printed for
o. D. Enc, Independent candidate for School Super
intendent In which the Of the Democratic csudi
date for Lieut. Governor is spelled 8. W. BABBITT,
his name il l.. W. BABElTT, aud this blunder may
lose him many votes in this county. Mr.. Enc, sl,o
has Republican Tickets printed, which are correct
Nobody is to blame for the error but is important
that 1t be noticed at once and corrected. Will Mr..
ESQ himself see to it!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
Daguerrean Establishment For Sale

ME late owner of this Establishment and stock has
l. retired from the business and has authorized ME
to close out ON reasonable terms.
In the stock Is . fine CAMERA with Head-rsst.
Chemicals, Plates, Cascs OF superior finish Rouge.
brushes Tables chairs and stands aud in fact every
thng which may be wanted to commence business with
Call soon or drop line to CHAS. Ii. ACKLEY,
at McGrcgOr, Iowa.
NcGregor, Sep. Goth, 1859. I54w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ II any people in the world ever needed an
apostle to cast their devils out it Is who live in
this water-logged country. The masnatic poson of
our Swamps and Marshes becomes a veritable devil
shake and scorch all Ayers "AGuE CURE" is said
to be the apostle We need, and OF neighber
who have tried It, confirm the report.-Jsusnal
Plano, III.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

Bradley K Co., Flanders. Dearborn Il Jarrett, Scott
Il Brother, McKinnic Stow, and several others in
receipt Of cords of New Goods, which now being
shown. Hoffman, Benton Co., have tremendous
stock at the Railroad Warehouse but their store
not quite completed and they wat few days to get
all ready. Scott Brother have the pretiest baby on
exhibition, ever saw where bachelor "Bro. got
this specimen of infant beauty, don't know but its
mother must have been angelic in aprearancesBro'
is not remarkably pretty though good looking man.
The ladies will all want to the baby ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

Losr.-A lady of McGregor requests US to
say that she recently lost valuable Gold Pen
and Case. which was = present to her, and
therefore highly priced. A liberal reward will
be given to the finder il the lost article is left
at the Times Office.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

"cosACAs "S0EAcSoS 0Cs
The weather is warm and As nns silk, hazy and
indian summerish. The river lie the raise slowly.
Wheat receipts for the week ending Tuesday the 4th,
are about 5000 bushels per day. varying in price from
% to 63 cents. On yesterday, probably 5000 bushels
were received and the price was IS to az. Freights
have advanced aud wheat is reported or cents low.
er In Milwaukee market but the price has remained
steady at usual rates. Our Latest column will give
the Lake markets. Oats are % to "a IL. Business
very active. 4r T.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

T The communication in todayb paper
are all correct, and if the differences are unjust.
ly drawn, an opportunity is given in our col.
umns to correct them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

THE FAlR.-Mr. Hunt, Of McGregor, will
deliver the annual Address at the Agricultural
Fair, in Farmersburgh, on Thursday (to-mor.
row. We regret that other engagements will
prevent our attendance.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL j. HARDWOOD, of johnson Co
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
NICHOLAS J. RUSCH, Of Scott county.
SUPREME JUDGES.
II. p. LOWE, of Lee county,
L. D. STOCKTON, of Des Mones Co.,
CALEB BALDWIN, OF Pottawattamie Co.
Republican County Ticket.
For State Senator,
GILBERT DOUGLASS.
For Representatives.,
SAMUEL Fl. MERRILL,
d. G. BAKER.
For County Judge,
20 H N G A X Il + r.
TreosSrer and Recorder,
JACOB NICKLAUS,
For Sheriff,
W. s. SCOTT.
SMpt. Of Common Schools,
j. w. VAN ORMAN.
County Surveyor,
r. j. MCLELLAND.
Drainage Conamissioner,
HENRY SCHUMAkER,
For Coroner
F. W. SHERMAN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

TIcxErs.-We can print all the tickets that
may be wanted for next Tuesdays election at
short notice.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
Democratic Township Meeting.

Democratic Township Meeting.
The Democratic Electors of the Township Of Menden
are requested to meet at the Hall Of JONES & BASS
on SATURDAY, the Sth inst, at SEVEN o'clock. p. NJ.
for the purpose of making Township nominal t.
be supported at the ensuing election.
By order Of TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
.V'esU PeIUlicufiOaas!

DILLAR OF FIRE, The Comoalescent,
Il China Mission, Summer Pictures. Repre-.
sentative Women, Christian Graces, &c., &c.,
KICKEL d UUFFMAN
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

ARRIVES At PRAIRIE DU CHEN.
Through Freight ard AccommOda. las p. N.
Mail and Day Express Pas. ............7:l5P r. n.
DEPARTURE TRAINS.
Thro' Freight and Accommoda $50 A. NJ
Exprsss Passenger, 1000 A. NJ
Stops Mt Lone Rock, Mazomanir, Madison Milton,
GAINESVILLE, and Points East.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

% See third page for --latest" and other
reading matter.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

Many Of their reports are very full and vo.
luminous, showing the affairs of the County
Fund Commissioners to have been conducted
loosely and irregularly, in some counties, and
frauduleetly in others.
Upcu the call of the Senate, Ihave just fur
nished them with these reports, to which your
attention is respectfully invited.
RALPH P. LOWE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
Democratic State Ticket.

.. FOR GOVERNOR.
AUGUSTUS G. DODGE,
or Burlington.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
l.. W. Rabbit, Of Council Bluffs.
FOR SUPREME JUDGES,
THOMAS s. WILSON, OF Dubuque,
CHARLES MASON, of Burlington,
c. c. COLE, Of Des Moines.
Democratic County Ticket.
FOR SENATOR,
DAVID II A NJ MER.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES,,
SCHUYLER r. PEET,
A. N. RENWICK.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
ID. b UGH
hEcaRDRR AND reBAsUREn,
..r. BENJAMIN +. FOX.
ron SHERIFF,
JONATHAN KAUFMAN,
ssPRRINrESDENr COMMON SCHOOLS,
HORACE EMERY.
SURVEYOR,
H.#r h.. EZRA HURD.
.-. DRAINAGE COMMISSIONED,
JOHN W. POTTS.
CORONER,
JOHN p. KRIEBS.
ELECTION TUESDAY. OCTOBER Urn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

J. C. McClelland, Woodbury., Monona and
Crawford, not audited or allowed.
G. G. Kennel, Washington county, not audited
or allowed.
Geo. A. Hawley, Decatur CO., 10 days, $4,000
Amos B Miller. Hardin, 80 days, $4,000
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05

Of about 500 persons.
Daniel Owen Maddyn the author of the
Lives Of Curran and Grattau died recently at
Dublin.
| A Kansas editor in allusiol to slaves saws he
"dont like property that has legs" Prentice
asks him ii he objects to horses, cows and
sheep.
The Pinery says that over 10000 .OOc feet
OF lumber is on the banks Of the Wisconsin
ready to be run out this fall
| A fire at Whitewater Wis., on Tuesday last
burnt Winchester, Dewolf g. Cos. pillow factory
loss $4,000.
1t is thought that England and France will
be in alliance against China, and Russia will
favor China.
The Spanish expedition against Morocco is
large and excites general attention in Europe.
| The Great Eastern met with an accident on
her trial trip by which several persons we're
killed. She will be repaired and leave for the
u. States Oct. Goth.
X. A. Alexander Of Kentucky with bis Bull.
Duke Ardue" took the 1000 prize at the st.
Louis Fair. Forty thousand visitors we're on
the ground on Wednesday last
John A. McClernand has received the De-.
mocratic nomination for Congress in the Hin.
OILS district lately represented by Mai. Harris
deceased.
News from Arazonia indicates considerable
| after them.
The State Fair at Philadelphia was attended
BY $4,000 persons on Thursday last and the
display was highly creditable.
! The Orleans county Fair was held at Albion
New York while crowd Of persons were on
the canal bridge itgave way and hundreds were
dropped into the water-eighteen of the drown.
ed have been taken out and more are supposed
TO have been lost. This dreadfal affair happen.
ed on the 2eth.
Ireland is beginning to complain loudly Of
the potatoc rot.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
&c. Traer.

Geo. Heilgartur, Jones CO., not audited or paid.
Isaac Baldwin, Clinton CO., not audited or paid.
w. P. Hepburn, Marshall, Story, Boone and
Greene counties-39k days, $4,000
R. E. Craig, Monroe county, days, 5000
John Edwards, Lucas and Clark counties,
3days, 1900
c. j. L. Foster, Powesheik, l211 days, 62,5O
Jasper, 6 days, 5000
+. w. Jackson, Tama CO., so days. $4,000
l.. Todhunter, Warren CO., days, $500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

All the right title and of the city Of New Orleans
oirad from the Of John McDonog without any war
cypress swamp fronting partly on the Bayon aratna ana
partly the back boundary line Of the Cnzclhr plantation ana
measuring together both said fronts about 70 niIeh p a
irregular depth of 20 arpents and designated ON plan drawn by
Ioujs Pile Surveyor, The dimensions being taken IRON
plan by VIM j. Mccullough, United States suFyeyoreneral
as Lot No. 10.
s,ni river designated by H. H. l5 L. H. 49, 10
pa drawn by Louis H. Pilt, City Surveyor the dimensions
being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough United States
Surreyor-tienera as follows:
Tract No l3 contains apents and is of irregular
form bounded by lands belonging L. Mil
laudon No l2hnd 10 parallel line with Canal
Destrehan and south by Bayou Ouacha and tract No. H.
Tract No apents and is of irregular
FORM bounded south by lands formerly the property OF D. b. DE
truy by belonging L. MiIaulOn north by
line parallel with the south limit ana cast Ny Inc bayou
Ouacia or Barataria.
Tract No contains about 1000 arpents and is bounded
No. L. line perpendicular to the canal at the
fronting the river Mississippi south by the rive,
Ouachn Baratari No. H. No
Is, on line parallel with Canal Destreu,.
Tract 10 contains about so a:pens and is bounded
lie canal continuation Of the line of division between
No IL AMI Is by No. is line parallel with til,
canal, and south by the iivei oaela or barntar'a
II contains about 95)aprn and is bounded soutl
by tract northby the line of tracts Nos j.
west by tract No H. and east by the ouacha Baa
tara and tract No. H.
BY tracts No. H. and the other sides by the rive
Onacla or Barataria
Tract No. 10 contains 100 arpens and bounded
the north and west by the lands OF iadere on the sonih
the Bayou Ouacha Barataa and lots Nos and L. and
by lands formerly belonging to tho community
the Ursunes Convent.
Attract OF LAND, in the District Of Baaiara on III
Bayou Dupont about ID leagues from the city OF New Orleans
front on s1t peyoi
deptl nIpens and being part OF an island bounded
Bayou Dupont the Rgole,s, Bayou ST. Denis, and small LAKE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26

Tous les droits res ct ntre de vile de Ia NoyeleO Or
leans ncns de Ia prop9tt dc John Mcl,onogh garai
maras de bcs de cypress asan face ae sur Bayou a
parie fond tie la gne de Unite de la plantation
Cazer ensemble les deux faces environ 6
penis par pofonenr ulcre de 20 ntpents dtsgnt
plan dre$st par Louis H. Pile voycr de la VILE les H
mansions Giant prise dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough
general DIES Flats uns CONNIE lot No Is.
SEPT MoRCEAuX DE TERRE sur lie cote drot du feuve
Mississippi, dsgnts par les Nos H. H. H. 6 IL Is ct 10
Giant prise dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough, yoyer general DIES
Etats Uns, CONNIE suit
lie No ID conenant environ 1900 arpens
orme irrgucre borne nord les maiute
nant appaenant L. Mlndon par les Nos IL ct
H. ine parace lie canal nestrehan par lie
Bayou 0mcha ct lie moroccan No IA.
No IA environ GAO arpents
oe irriguerc borne sud les cidevant In
pritti de B de Gry Quest par les erres mantenant
est par e Bayou Ortcha GU 8arataria.
lie No 10 environ 1000 arpents est
no No T. ligne perpenliCuaire
canal mcu dc la distance de la riyere Ouacha
asn face henye Mississippi sud la riyiee
Ouacla nratara lie No Is,
mocenu No 49, paallelc lie canal Destrehan.
lie No Ii contenant environ $50 arpents est borne
e No 49, nOrd la gnc dn fond DIES
ceanx Nos Quest par lie No ~ par
la rivere Ouacha on Baratara ct lie moroccan No Is.
lie moroccan environ $50 arpents borne
les Nos Id IT. ct sur les aurcS cotts
riyerc Ouncha on sarataria.
lie No 10 conenant environ 100 arpen ct est bornd
de T. adcrc sud lie Bayou
Ouncha les lots Nos Il ct Is ct Fest les
maintenant cdevan appar,enan la communicate du
Convent des Ursuiines
UN MORGEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Raratara,
lie Bayou Dupont environ ID ieus dc Ia vile de In Nouveeo
ltans es, plus mons en- lace d dit bayou
otundcur de eli etani pare dune isle borne
Bayou Dupont les sosts Bayou sDen OF ls fsiit Lac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
Lands in the Parish or Orleans.

ana p Thqn Il 2f paf. gs a as IN pa Of
plantation formerly belonging Fee Ga i'f ns Al a d.
ance Of about three miles from the Of New Orleans bounded
on the upper side by the plantation formerly belonging Prosper
harigny und the lower side by the formerly
Portions desnaed and desced on drawn By Louis H.
pe Guy Surveyor the Dimensions being taken from plan by
CERTAIN SPACE OF GROUND, lying in the parish Of
Orleans figured the above mentioned plan lane for the
leiineated on said plan measuring twenty
american the Mississippi and lying between
plantation now or formerly belonging to Brothers, b u
depth of forty arpcnts, where it joins lot No 3d.
And TWO TRACTS OR PORTIONS OF LAND, lying
mines iesgnatcd on ip said plan by numbers S. he
lsn II az @ e s gn sa rp1 ng S t. q
with the ia Width of the plantation formerly belonging to Pierre
lion the lower ns Of e Na!iFay plantation. All hat por-
lion Of the said lots Ses q az" 4. 81 lying Immediately The
s wn s far @ ~ s so s S ." U a @ If
parallel lines, embrace an area Of BIO 2l0D
SIX LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND, in the parish Of
Orleans on the rgh bark Of The River Mississippi forming part
g. 10 and II, plan drawn by Louis H. Pia City
she dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough
as RI mia i, ,o y,ns ,n,,,,on .,aa o,,, .na e
ing connected body bounded upper by B.
and on the lower side by lot No z he said plan These
for country residences for the of gardening
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND, situated in the parish of
Orleans designated by The No containing 70 81 100 acres IN
ing plan drawn by Louis H. PILE City Surveyor, the iii
mensions being 'kea from plan b, VIM. JMcCullopgh u s.
Surveyor General
containing acres lying partly sections No 2
PLAN d drawn BY Louis t. is Gity ssyor tie deaons
being taken from plan By VIM j. Mecuoc L. s. Surveyor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
FAIRY MAY.

From .once-a-week.yJ
Come kither, little Fairy May,
Ny bride, il you will be,
I'll give you silks and satins bright,
Most beautiful to see;
I'll bring you to my castle hall, 81
Mid lords and lady's gay ~
No, thank you, sir, I'd rather NOT,
Quoth little Fairy May.
Says mother, " He's proper youth;
Say yes, girl, there's dearie .,
"Say no, Miss Pride, !. her father cried,
I'D only like to hear ye ~
But still, for all that they could do,
And all that they could say,
"No, thank you, sir I'd rather not,''
Quoth little Fairy May.
"Come, Fairy May, your words unsay,
You silly little goose
You know within your heart of hearts
You wouldn't like to loose me
You'll never see me here again,
II once go away
"well, sir, and much care for that!''
Quoth little Fairy May.
Lose such prize ~ her father cries,
Say yes-or else I'll make ye ~
: Her mother scolds- :" A wilful chit!
I've half mind to shake We p,
But still, for all that they could do, 70
Or all that they could say,
/" No, thank you, sir, I'd rather not,
Quoth little Fairy May.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
Lands,fn the Parish of PIaquemincs.

A LARGE BODY OF LAND in the pari, Of Pluquerines,
On y & ss ban" o ns G s is rSS% q s Si%
The Nos 10 I'll inclusscly lying partly in r % $ R. q
Il FIJI Gy rp t 6s d dos = Scs ken ro ~ fam
by Vim. j. McCuliargh, United states Surveyor General
Nos incusiyey, adoin each other, contain each
die Mississippi river by depth Of pbou, 100 feet.
Lots Nos incisiyey aon each olher contain e:ch
about superficial mcasung each aont a feet front
the Mississippi river BY depth OF about i9o feet
Nos 70 So inclusveiy ndon each other contain each
shout Al superficial measuring each about @ feet front
The Mississippi river, by depth of about I'D feet.
Lots Nos H5 r. incusiSey adon each other contain each
superficial measuring each M0nl q feet front
The Mississippi liver by depth Of about 100 feet.
Lot. IS 81 nclayely tIou eacl oligr contain each
superficial acres measuring rHch about "a feet front
the Mississippi river, BY depth of about 100 feet
o o Mos 2 70 ~ GssSsy aS s ssh s Gns 80 5
font the Mississippi river by depth of about iao feet
Nos 49, 10 and III front the Mississippi river AZ
other and their back line the side oil fatts
Plantation
No us containing about 81 superficial @cres
M lis containing about 60 superficial acres.
No III containing about to superficial
Nos us to ~ nelasyely aisin sash 9hs, s contain
lie Mississippi river BY depth OF about 700 feet
Attract OF LAND called La 'rande chenire in the par
New oreans on lis right bank Of The Mississippi river aid
sixty arpents from the rSe Commencing al Lake Her
arpeats in depth sides q The Bayou leading Bay
hf ana E. and % &c ss sse
@ Louis r G H. Gn %eg sae sfg sks
Generswhou designation or warranty OF quantity or
number Of acres.
Til, tract OF is said contain large quantity Of live
oak suitable sipbudng and consequently is very vau-
able
The undivided half TRACT OF LAND the left bank
Of the Mississippi river in the parish Of fianemnes about ~
miles below New Orleans lying both sides of the
Riyiee Ghene commonly known the Jean Bapiise
Sarcrr containing $40 according plan
drawn by Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor the dimensions being
taken plan by William j. Mccullough, United States
Surveyor General Said is designated said plan
ton No. 81 situated partly in T. ID s. r. IL e. and partly
il 7. IL ). r. 13 T.
OF his tract il the lands both sides the Bayou
or Riyere aux distance back high, and the
timber thereon Is very valuable.
THREE TRACTS OF LAND the left bank of the Missis
sipp the Parish of Plaquenes on both sides Of The
River about 30 nrpen;s back from the
in r. Is r. L. E. and composed Of the following divisions,
according plan drawn by Louis Il pile CITY surveyor ne
mersens being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough, u
s. Surveyor General, viz .,.,,.
No contains, 81 n5'iUu acres
No contains. $50 -lVu
These two adjoin each other
and contain together 5pi 81 lUD acres
The tracts and immediately in the of the
nlanaop formerly belonging Martin Soye and &. b.
N Iepceier Nos. and is immediately in the
rear Of The plantations OF j. Y de Egana and Henry Doyle.