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ma at Washington CITY this spring. and has
ketpFnedt ite1 Nqw Castle to lipractice. =
HisI pr4eticso thsfe has ssupsrceded the
Gsesah5itSs any hrther ecommenaation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04

THE distinguished French philosopher,
NJ DE TocQuEYILLE, is dead. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
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Civil WARS.

iszRsVoaad0ns and Aciail wars appear to
lsyitHs'';o ;osaers rsO5f the day II Ii, western
World: ci3Ti wars are. raging ip lMlIessxii Mexi-
50 Esssder sB sBoliyis, s,,,iGh Chill Hi Hsayy'ii and
aCsnsEal sApeEica, With u q lsprinkling4 in
Cuba. e. .sssHbcoG
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
! kelNotice, Everybody.

81, JAMES r, .MoRk1s. one of the proprie-
fora Of, this paper. having sold his interest
Aitjto, HENRY r. WEST, it becomes ne
sesssry that all debts, due the firm of
MoRRIs & WILI1Aass should be paid at
.ence. .All persons therefore, who may
he indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
10 pay up as soon as possible. Bills will
be made ont at once and presented, and it
Ahoped that all persenswill be prepared
" easht them at once ssppL % Haaus..
.vaXhe editorial department of the paper
WI rnsiu ~ il has been for some years
psst anderIthe exclusive, control of Mr.
MIthEAAsso asIas 19dJio bsd oaR .2aa Is
.oe Ehe style Of the new firm, is Wnt1AMs
.&WGsT,H sauboTtgi o(tf6 aol.s IEG9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-04
Yours, etc.,

~ ~ - ..-,l BELL e. HILLMER.
i n, B.---You will perceive that we have
reference to q washing of the face and
hands. and mol washing of sheep, clothes
feet or wool ,d 4. fcifa-.,eaf III ira
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
TO b CONTINUED.
s A reverend doctor was latel

80 "A reverend doctor was lately
travelling from London to---in the mail
coach. Il so fell out that he and lady
were the only persons in the vehicle
He therefore essayed to draw the lady out
Ia the way of conversation, bat 10 no ef-
feet; so he resigned hlnself 10 the en-
braces Of Morpheus, which example the
lady shortly after followed. Subsequeus-
Iy the mail coach halted a, the lady 5 res
idence; footmen were in attendance to
hand her ladyship from the carriage.
which attendance the lady was in the act
of receiving, when the reverend gentle
man facetIously remarked why madam.
we must not par, without shaking hands.
as it is probably the last time we may
sleep together" which the lady, highly
amused, assented by cordial pressure of
the hand.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lincoln's Commercial College.
WE

MARTINS BLOCK. MILWAUkEE, WIS
tfvHTs Institution ircorporate t - Wisconsin Leg
4 isiarure l. nev lucAted a usaious suite u
rour rooms. Iartas B.ocs OF Waller and
Wisconsin, Streets Elegantly Cited up ana open for
reception Students .th facilities second in
ths nited States
incident the general accountant IN
riety % business. and will - OF the most full and
preaen-lve character
Each Student Will have the benefit Of entirely separate
instruction and commencing At any time and pains
be .pared give the fullest and complete
isfact:on
Practical and Ornamental PerTnanshiP eiIl be
by that OF similar InSti-
tuition. East West
Tae LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate and
tastefGliy furnished
Szaen graduating will be assisted in procuring
Situations when desired
For nArtis1lars call address the oPristor,
LOWELL LINCOLN. or
2s CHAS. Z SPINNEY, Supt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

SO A trial has jus. terminated a,
Middlesex session, England. relative to
kissing. A gentleman underteok to kiss
lady because she said be couidn',-a
tussel ensued-both fell or the floor, and
in the melee she Dit the mans uose eff
but did not get kissed He brought a
sun for damages, and the Court ruled
that a man had no right to run any such
risk with his nasal organ. unless he was
willing to stand what damages might
come from such a trial of strength.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

The CRASBERRY CRoP FAILURE
The Cranberry crop. which las, year
counties of Adams, Juneau, and adjacent
country, is said to be a failure this season.
The fros.s and the fire on the marshes
have destroyed it. There will be no Gran.
berries 10 eat with our turkeys next win
ter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

So the fremont House, Chicago.
consumed during the Fair week. among
other articles, 1850 lbs Beet. $40 lbs
Mutton. / 400 lbs Butter, .435 lbs Su.
gar. 500 lbs Coffee, 1850 Chickens.
,325 doz Eggs. 76 bushels Pataloes, %
barrels Flour, &c, &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

E-5r Il Is said that the cranberry crop
of Wisconsin has been somewhat dam
aged by frost. The value OF the crop
may be estimated from the fact that S5S,-
Co was received for the cranberries IN q
slrgIe township las, wear
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

80 \ letter from Paris, published in
the Ladepeaaeat Beige, says the Emperor
Of France made peace merely for the pur.
pose of putting down the naval suprema-
cy of England and unless she submits
quietly ;here must be war.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

over The marsh as they reached the edge
Of II. Bell was about to poin, out the
spot where the supposed attack upon him.
self was made, when Mr.. Belezer recog-
nizing his voice, and seeing that j, was a
company of white men, called loudly 10
them TO step and help him.
[ 10 Ru cnNrfNrtrh ]
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

Try tins remarkable ana most interesting remedy.
IL composed OF the concentr aed juices of the pow
erfui aud the soothing plants and IL NATURE
chemically combined aud insulated in veseaied glass
bottles and charged b. powerful battery Thus pos
s-ssinE in aG tiou TO superior medical virtues strong
magnetic ani electric properties profoundly penetrating
aud emInently qgeting and soothing Il relieves
and inHara ion at once when feev aPpedl rels I'ng
the strained muscles and giving life and
taty by its feglvIng qualities parslized parts
chrcnic longs standing complaints snd
laFipg nervous pain, (aeurayIa) irritation, and
iog Instructions Ike charm Indeed all no have
II, speak OF truly pondefQ medicine and
by far, all external
II applied II season. II IS unlsing remedy for
Group so-e throat tnaArstion of the lungs, bowels m
e kidneys and other organs, rheumsis spinal irritN
ton ague IN the breast and al all tine,
headache, neuralgia ache. tooth ache
IN the face pmples and eruptions of all kinds piles
bruised and sprsiued limbs, burns frozen chi bsns
in9Olspt aad lnug-stan3ing wounds. &c &c II
will the hair the bald head and prevent the
hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively up
canal aud traught horses for gals. wounds
and laneness. AMI Is when applied hot,
tire scratches horses, ard the foot all sheep
the propretors ask for their Magnetic Ointment
trial confident that all they claim for II, viii be found
the letter. Ia the ne borhood where il
utactare. people buy 1t BY The quantity, and
kept and used by almost inhabit panscea
for the numerous pains and aches every family
or less IL - l-vft We say Al
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

E.g ihe Hartford Tunes says the gen.
eral agent for the Western States Of the
lima Insurance Company, receives a
compensation larger than thal Of the Pres
ident of tbs United States, his commission
annually ranging from S25, 900 10 $780,
600
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
.~Josenh w Thorn,an tn

Et2s JU5tp pI W :. UOTNLOil, IIt dssassln
os Joseph Charles, Esq, of S.. Louis.
who has been on trial ia TIA, city for tt
past week, has been convicted OF murder
in the first degree, aud will be sentenced
TO death. This Is most righteous yer.
dict.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

s@- Those persons who do mos, good
are least conscious of it, The man who
has but single virtue or charity, is very
much like the aen that has but one chick
en-. That solitary chicken calls forth an
amount of clucking and scratching that
whole brood seldom causes.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

s2o- The martins, which generally
leave South Carolina early IN August,re.
manned there this year until towards the
end of the month. a late Fall is there
fore nredlcied.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

30 The cotton crop of the South is
this year estimated al over four million
bales, the largest crcp ever before gath
cred. Al $50 per bale it will yield two
hundred million dollars.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

sJ- The Racine Journal says: sOn
Saturday tweuiy-six cars OF wheat were
brought IN. The stations on the line of
the road are all lanmei with grain. and
the only difficulty is 10 get cars to bring
It all in. The Conductor Informs us thar
they could bring IN seven,y-fve car loads
per day if they only had the cars to use."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

ga The present United States corr
respondent of the London Times IS John
G. Bancroft Davis, son of the late Hon.
ew of the historian Bancroft Mr. Davis
resided several years in London as Sec
retarv of the United States Legation, un-
der Hon. Abbot Lawrence. He succeeds
c. Edwards Lester
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

EI- The venerable Mr.. Mott. Presi.
dent OF Union College, has so far recov.
cred from his recent sickness tha, he
walks out with more ease than al any
pre- vious time within the las, ten wears.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
poetrn.
Delay.

Delay.
The golden hours are feeting Jane:
The summer sweets on tAs sane;
With brown is tinged the waviug grain,
Then why, Why delay,
There's danger in the word my love.
For life must ever onward move;
Its sands this truth too surely prove,
By running out Away.
The fruit i. OBJ the bending bough
But buds we-e there when frs. nv VOW
wAssbreathed to thee. Then answered thou
There saaa be no delay.
Yet feathered brcods since hen have aown.
The black bird sings with melIowsd tone,
The fr tree drops its dusky cone,
Full over-ripe to-day.
The sof. air rustles through the wheat.
As though to test, by contact sv ct,
If autumn will it. ,ask complete,
To ripen-not delay.
Amidst the stems, the corn flower. liz.
Their blue eyes watching poppie. nigh:
bai neither bloouled, dear love whenI
Confessed to thee II Nay
Come an thou lovst me- come with me;
The bells shall wake with marriage gl.e,
The clerk and parson ciink their fee,
And 10th of them shall s,y:
"Was ever 81 n a guArdoa Given
For licensing man to heaven %
But bless them both, for they have riven
The monster called-Delay
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

An old woman. half French and
half Indian, died at the Detroit poor
house recently, al the advanced age of
one hundred and fifteen years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

EsJ The people of Green Bay have
voted $4,000 (o15.000 per year for fve
years) to aid IN building the Green Bay
and Madison Rail Road TO Lake Winnie
bago, thus connecting Green BAY with the
Chicago and Northwestern Road.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
EISGAND EXCHANGE OFFICE
LUTHER III wHITTLE>EY,

t,yttkc late -ara Of C {. FesA5Hrn Co..
nR.FTS draxn the priacipal cities Of the United
st.tes. Bills Of Exchange on al the large towns
it "a cae a moderate rates
Mi euy Drafts al points IN the aite3 states and
-4e Of Great Britain. France ans GER
a5anr Iaterest allowed time deposits
- 01ace hours, A NJ 70 I z. after Nov 18th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS, 81 line. per
~ for the arst eve lines, and hfty cents FOR each sd
9ItIaaal line
Esrsss NOTICES, published four weeks, % for sin
and 6fty cents for each additional animal in
notice.
Lx1AL NOTICES, 1t Statute rates
SPECIAL NOTICES. (Leaded and kept inside. having
r-reieuce of ordinary adyertiseents 50 per cent ae
ordinary rates
SorIcss Of Meetings, Charitable Societies &c, half
Price
AprERrfsEazSrs not accompanied with directions
-lJ be inserted till forbid and charged for according
Al Traa.ient 4drertseu1ens must Be Paid For I'D
This rule will not be varied from
IsIsLY AyEsTIsERs allowed the priylledse - chang
quarterly
No ADvszrIsEassr considered less tnon Square
BILLS CoLLECTABLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
TRY DR.. TR,SE,S MAGNETIC OINTMENT

Meme genuine unless signed ) Pseli." with per
See pamphlets containing fun directions each
bottle and circulars left <5th Price shIi
lipgs small nd three siisags for large bottles
For sale hv R. q Pniford and JohL II. Vivian Mineral
Pein-. and al ots ~ druggists in the country.
~ All orders should be addressed 10 wv NUDGE &
co. Ea-lville. Madison Co.. y. Y. 9n2T
Sold nv r D. Pulfors and II. yivian Mineral Poi-t.
B. r Thomas and Wm. Bishop Dodceville. Henry
webt, Linden. Power, LAmpe & Co. Highland. D. W.
nu5ceon. Avecs and bv Medicine dealers generally.
Orders should be addressed wua- Nudge Co, Earl
vile, Madison Ce. y Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

cOno The SUBSCRIBERS WISH To EMPLOY
sSft. active reliable IL each section OF the
State travel and take orders for
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
by samples. VIII pay salary OF $500 $500 per gear,
payable monthly Fer samples and particulars apply TO-
o address, incIosins stamp fo- return possAge-
CARY & SMITH,
Tccacconists,
ST. Tes-i street, S.- Yors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
CHsRL F. EG TIE,
MD a NJ TT

(QSes opposite tke U-aiteG states Botsl)
MINERAL PofSr wIscoFsIS.
WILL bay ard sell Real Estate paw Taxes, examine
~ LSa1s- lie i furnished with field notes rf az
t4as n the Mineral Peint Land ofc District and VIII
"a particular attention -he Surveying Of Lands Ind
R3a4s ans where within said district
$4,000 Acres of Land, IN different coun lies 10 the
Sac Wisconsin, for sale favorable terms Oesce
established IN lsSs-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

DR0DUCE and general Commission Merchant. dealer
ii Salt, Water Lines &c, stone Ware House, r
X. Depot, Nine A. Point. lo-42
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

II ~0JF respectfully tender hs professional srvice
w q .he citizens # Aus-al Point. and Vicinity
aI-ee rrro,its the United states Ho:sL 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1859
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Charge CT Time
an AND AFTFR SUNDAY Nov. 2S. IS5s trains
~ viii leave She Great Central Depot foot OF South
Water ana Lske = eets.
and New Orleans Express 100 i
DAILY, sundays -xcepted-J
St. louis and Cairo Express 1000 u
tbsiis, ~xcepte
For Peoria, Decltac. del3, ter.e Eaute, Alton,
II LOUIS.
jefferson City, Kansas and a points the Missouri,
CAIRO,
Memphis. Napoleon, NjchsvurE, hatcher, Galveston,
NEW ORLEANS,
And all intermediate points
stock train. with passenger attached far
hankak-e, ysl 80 +. NJ daily. sundays ex-
cpte- On SATURDAYS passenger car viii be run OF lis
train far = UTlsnnl-
TrAinx arrive t s.. Louis Cairo Al eIo A NJ and
Hoo Z. ".
CONNECTIONS
The Il 90 P " trains direct connections ~ Nat
oou with auIe Alton Raj road for Alton and
Louis Cairo wish the railroad line Of Steam
New Orleans, leaving Cairo on alternate day.
The If.S9 2. n makes direct connections AZ to
ono with Great Western Railroad o- ugfetd. Jack
souvlIle Naples Mattc5H with TeTre Haute and
Alton Railroad for Alton and - LoUis and a. Odin
FOR THROUGH TICKETS AND INFORMATION
apuIv at ts Companvs OEce IN the Great Central De
bot the Michigan Central Railroad Office. ccrne o.:
Lake and Dearborn sire, = a. the Pittsburgh fort
Wssne ard Chicago Railroad oHce corner Of Dearborn
andoluh streets. al all Steamboat and Railroad
Offices IN the East and North JAS q. CLARKE.
V P JOHNSON. Gen Ticket Ag't- Gen. Sup'r-
ly6 ". R ARTHUR, Sup't Chicago Division
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
L. l.. 6. BL E-SING,
GEORGE W. COBB.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR R-LAND ( COL
"A LECTINE AGENT, SsslsB4rg. L:,ayetts Co. MS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
DIR. yy,!. gItIDEgRANT

DHTsIcIAS SURGEON AND ACCoUCHER. Miner
| Palnt. wi-. Offce d5or above Codes Pro-
vts1a Stoee, High Street. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
prufsssiunal ana 3usinsss 6ars5.
SAMUEL W. REESE.

A rT0RNEY AT Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
"A DodxeriIle, Iaxs county, Wis. Particular atten-
tion paid q Collecting
Refer i Hon. g q Eashburn and Cobb & Nessrzore.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

ser Nrr sf4pe-- and trriodicalsand Agent Of the
Fsrs FHsHrszec e., y l., door the Post Of
IS t-a street. MlueraI Point. WIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
GARDINER {. AIEIG-.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Land Agent, &c. &c. Arena,
Co. Wis- VIII attend To the payment OF lax
SC, with accuracy and dispatch 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

COBB x MESS NO II z

A TT0RNETS At Law, Mineral Poiur, Wisconsin
y Practice au5 attend = Agencies and Collections
srzrts - Wisconsin. Special attention given 70 pra
ike In the District Court Oh the United States.
IL OSce opposite tAe Court House, up sfGsrs. II
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GREAT WESTERN NAIL ROUTE.

1859. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL 10, 1859, Trains
" will leave Fr-epovt follows:
6-I5 \. NJ and 200 ?. II,
FOR
Rockford Bcyilerv. Elgn. JaneSvjle, Elsn Chicago
Wtth ali Trains o Racine and HississiE =
BELoT-, pj r. 4 for Dgrand, Deiavan and Ka-
J cine.
With all Trains Milwaukee
JANESTIELE Mississippi Z. z for Whitewater, M1di-
son, Pla-Tie in Chen, and Milwaukee
ELGIN, With Fox River Va ley Railroad.
With Fulton Line and Chicago, Bur
JUNCTION lingtoR and Quincy Railroad.
CHICAGO With all Eastern aud Southern Lines.
TRATNs ARRIVE FEEEFoRr
4.T3 ?. Nj. A NJ will close connection
with Illinois Central Railroad Trains for aeua, Dun
ie.th aud al points the Mississippi River.
\ Slee,iug Car will be each night train be-
tween Chicago AMI Galena-
poss. JOHN B. TURNER, President
, A. Hall, Sup't
Il r pOErEs. q, NJ Ticket gent. Iy6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

rS-rsr.
PRIEST & MINER,

TTaRNEYS ANB CoUNSELLoRS At LAW
S.1-I.11 Centre, Riclland County, Wis All 6uSI-
t...tel their nroaptlN atene 70. 2IvIo
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
GEORGE l.. FROST.

TToRNFY AT Law, and solicitor IN CAaacery Nil
y -ERi Pe.nt- 0f5os Thomas new block 81
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JOHN III. WESTON,
JOIN HoLLINGsuEAp.

NOTARY PCaLIC. CONEEYANCER { GENER
y AGENT, Linden, Iowa couHtT, Wisconsin 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
FARLEY EATO>


AHrrney aud Counsellor AT Law.
oHee ia MI .aa's Bloek Mineral Point Iowa 60. vi
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RAIL ROADS.
MINERAL PIT. RAIL ROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME
La q IT -: -
CONNECTING AT WARREN WITH Tgs
IL LINOIS CENTRAL
The
GALENA AND CHICAGO Union RAIL ROADS

nN and after Gondsy Sep. 18th, 1859. Freight and
~ Passenger Train viii 0e run as follows, Sundays
excepted
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James Ray, NOtaire public.
EXECUTERA avec premptitude tonte aifaire qh
u hi sera con!i6e. Bureau aux Opeiousas.
Upelousas, 4 jain ls59-la
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rEyTns LE fnEnn.s

Y fI IooisiaueNcol District paroisse St: Ian n
dry.-No. Ss02.-Sesl ION Pick Il Go, Ys. Frank
Cane Robertson.
En- vertu dun ordre De saisie ct de yente deliyre
dams Iattl7Se ci.dessus par Ia Cour de District dams
eli pour la 1sroisse st. Landry, etle sasttlt Etat, ct
A moi adresse, ii sera expose en- yente publlqne. pour
du comptaBt h Ia Maison de Cour, dams la VILE des
Opelousas. SAMEDf, lie yfi,e jonr dc ssptembre AID.
ls5f. euussgencunt Il IL henIes A, NJ. ct etntinuant
de joar Ell jour, sill est necessaire, tnns les dtoits,
titres, ~interets ct prf1entions dndt d6tendetir, Frank
Cane Robertson, a la prophets ~saiyanfe, saisie
uour ~satisfaire lie dit ordre, sas0Ir:
I'm certain mt,Teean de terra siiut dams Ia parois-
re 1T Landry, sur la riviere AtehatalayaGdans lie
Township 3, section IL Sud de Ia rang6e ! Est, dams
lie District des terres Sud Quest de Ia Louisiana ct
Illus acknowledgements deelit CONNIE suit; commen-
cant A la riviare Atehaffsaya dams lie Township B.
section IL sud, de la ram 8 I Est, dams tie District
DIES terres Sud Quest de \ %rouisiane sur h riyiere
AtcIafllay an point de CART ee III lishe tree
eutre In terre apparienlut fergus Hawthorn ct Ia
terre appa,tenant d W. +. Davis eft de Ii s'6tendsnt
lie loag de la -usdite ligne a leae,tjlsqn zee qn'el!e
arrive au Bayou Powelas$tan lie premier Bayon at'
desstis dt bayou COMMIT SOILS lie nom du bayou Davis
ct etant lie sesond Dayon %andesStis de Ia defne,lre ne
w. F. Davis. ct Dc II se ~iesIgnant yers lie miilel di
Bayou Powell iusqu'a lAtchafaya, de la lie long de
i'Atchafalaya Ell montant jasqi'an point de depart
avec t0nteS les inti>se- ct rs authorizations qui
troavent ct u,i Y appartiennent.
Bureau du Sheriff 0pelollsas 81 Juliet 1889.
L. V. CHACHEfil, sheriff.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-13
LEROY c. MORRIS,
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(SEcRtTAIRE pRIve pU GouvERNEuR.)
A GENCE GENERALE DE COLLEC-
- TONS, Baton Rouge, Lee. offre respectueuse.
'nent SEES services en- cette capacite. Tous ordres
1ui lul seront conties pour la collection de toutes
destinations contre fEtat. seront EXECUTES ayec
i,r,nptit,de ct 6dalit6, Il I'M tank reasonable.
II s'ocenpera aussi de faire rentrer des torres
pour cenx qai y~oadront bien l'hpnorer de leur con
lance, ct qni. hi fnarnirnnt les renseignements
nereSsaires4 Reinforcement a Ia !ocalit6, le numero
gu township, IA rangee, etc; aussi, pour lie rachat
des terres vefdiles GU conlisuuees au profit de re-
tat, pour lie non Placement DIES taxes.
R~EFERENCEs:
Baton Rouge, Le-tiouv. Robert c. WicklifFa, ct
J. Honorable A, 8. Heron.
P4roisse Iherville-i,Tx. GdA4 p. G. HILBERT.
nellie. Orltans-tien. NJ. Grvnt, Gen. John l..
Lewis, Hon. 10. Ogden, Gen. John Armstrong.
Carrelton-W. 7. Scott. Esq.
Natchitoefes--Dr. j. W. Butler.
81 mai | S59.-6m.