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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-04

Y. NJ. NJ. L. AssocIATIoH--QuARTERLY
MEETING LAST NIGHT.-The Young Mems
Mercantile Library Association held their
quarterly meeting last night, at their rooms
on Walnut-street, near Fourth. The first
quarterly report of the Board of Directors for
1860 was read and accepted. The report
states that R. II. Stephenson is about towith-
draw permanently from the Office of Libra
rian, and Geo. A. Morris, who is now acting
as Assistant Librarian, will take his place on
the first ofnext July, at which time the pres
ent incumbent will retire.
In regard to membership, the Association
lost forty-four members in January, and in
February and March gained twenty-five,
making the loss for the quarter nineteen.
During the quarter the total circulation of
books amounted to 9,4l8 volumes; 76 vol
umes have been added by purchase, l49 by
lending, and 1T by donation, making in all
BAL, of which IA have not as yet been cata-
logued. ...I ...
Eight lectures have been delivered since
the first of January, the result of which is G
net gain to the Association Of $l89 59. The
thanks of the institution are rendered tc
William S. Grosbeck, for what the report
terms ''his very interesting lecture of Mar.
| riage," because he refused to receive any re-
muneration for it, and the payment is suf
fcient; for it is quite likely he knew best the
value of his production. ... ....,..
The Treasurer's Report shows the total re-
ceipts of the quarter to have been $3,230 81
and the disbursements $3,095 76, leaving {
balance now in the Treasury of $l34 70.
After the reports had been read resolution
was passed to the effect that committee o
| five be appointed to offer report to the mex
quarterly meeting in regard to the sixth pro
posed amendment to the Constitution, bu
before the committee had been named thu
| meeting adjourned. .r.
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SAwYER's BLUENG.-From what is said
in an advertisement in another column, all
housekeepers are interested in Sawyer'E
Crystal Blueing. Also in the excellent Goa
Oil Lamps, sold by Drake Il Co., at No. II
West Fonrth-street. 9 qf9E iHtapk
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The PIONEER FEsrIvAL.-The Pioneers are
making extensive preparations for their fes-
tival, which will take place at Melodeon
Hall next Saturday evening, ut seven O'Clock.
Music and song win enliven the hours, and
addresses and poetry will doubtless make
them, upon this occasion, forget their age in
the reminiscences Of their youth. '1-9Io
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COLLISION ON THE ONcINSATl STREET RAIL
RoAD.-About two o'clock yesterday after
noon one of the cars ON the route of the Gin
cinnati Street Railroad Company came in
contact with heavy four-horse wagon, at
the corner Of Ninth and Freeman, and was
very badly damaged. None of the passen-
gers. however. were injured,
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LOST.

II OST--Yesterday morning, on Seventh street,
II! between Linn and WalnTt, g Tsn.dolar Note @
orally rewarded 10y leaving II at the oce Of OIIAS.
D. 1.IANHARD, No. 17I Walnut-street. api-bs
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SUMMARY OF THE METEOROLOGICAL 0BsER-
vATIoNs FOR THE PAST MoNTH.-The follow
ing is a summary of Meteorological 0bserva-
tions made at Cincinnati, for the month of
March, 1860, by R. G. Philips;
Latitude 39o g n. Longitude $40 2S W. Hight
above low-water mark in the Ohio River SO feet,
and above the level of the sea, $40 feet.
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ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETUBNs.-Since
our last issue, we have received the follow
ing election returns in addition to those pub
lished yesterday: ..-.,..5r rt
ThirfeeaM 'Ward-Justice of the Peace
7. o. Thielman, 5sl; G. F. Hanselman, 100.
Constable-Eugene Daylor, so2 no opposi-
ton. Assessor-John McGrath, $50; Alfred
Kosto, 2s9; Tim. Flynn, 100; Charles o. Brien,
81. -iH. .n
Green Toaonship.- Trustees L. Wilmer,
3l9; James Darford, 29l; L. Hutchinson, 2l7;
A. Mann, 254; j. @. Garrison, 225; John Nor
timer, 2i9. Clerk-J. W. Bush, 3o3 ]. B.
Boyd, 24O. Treasurer-D. @. Statham; no
opposition. Assessor-A. r. Wilson, 219;
William Barwick, 269. onstable-Samuel
Vail, 3l9; John Covert, 230.
MElcreek ToDnship.-ln Millcreek Town
ship the entire Republican ticket was elected
by large majority. The following are the
names of the successful candidates:
Trustees-John Ferris, V, Zeigler, Alex
ander Jamisop. Treasurer-E. s. Bates
Clerk--J. F. Lakeman. Assessor-Captain
Storrs Tolonslip. Trustees-Stricker, 263
Kleinsehmidt 244; Lott, 254 Baumgartner,
23G Evans, 1876 Gerke, 224. Treasurer
ScheImer, 27l; Fehr 1893. Assessor-Buss-
man, l99 Short, 26s. Clerk--Dummiek, $40
Boyle, 1856, onstables-Mitchell, 3Ol; Auf
denkamp, 244 Stoughton, 2O7j Schnell, 100
Ralnut HIS and M. Auburn.-The fol
lowing is the vote of Tuesday last for Trustees
of the Walnut Hills, Mt. Auburn and Clin
tonville Special Road District
Trpstees-S. w. Irwin, 1877; B. Fowler l34
VIM. Holiness 100; d. l.. Rusk, 103; B. Petite
bone, 9s; J. Stephens, ~; NJ. s. Wade, 6s; J
s, w. Irwin, B. Fowler and VIM. Hoims
were chosen for one, two and three years.
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BOARDING.

W1OARDING-Furnis or unfurnished rooms,
uO with board, can be had on moderate terms in a
brick house, with gas, and bath, at No. 20 Monnd-
street, between sixth and LOngworth. api-b'
WlOARDING-Several families, or a number of
ED single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
good boarding, either by day or week, by applying
at l5S Sycamore street, east side, one door south OF
Fifth. > ~ ,drbf fF u ap3-aws
HROARDING--A family can be accommodated
IO with handsome front room, second floor,
and board, at No. 130 sycamore-street between
fonrth and Fifth, where few select lboarders are
q kept. apl-bs
WlOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can be
lND Accommodated with board in d private family ,
with furnished front room, with gas, a couple Of
street, near Elm. ap3-bs
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Tuu T.ITv UIouwsy ponnrpy ,y mn

The LATE HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN THE
THIRTEENTH WARD.-Two or three weeks
ago couple of men, named John @. O'Brien
and John McCarty, assaulted another at the
corner of Sixth and Broadway named Will
liam Kirkpatrick, and made a desperate effort
to rob him, which, undoubtedly, they would
have accomplished but for the timely inter-
ference of the officers. 0'Bren was imme-
diately arrested and held in the sum of 81, 900
Day before yesterday he returned to the city
to vote, and was arrested by officers Grogan
and Jones, who, yesterday morning, took
him before the Police Court, when he was
sent to keep his old associate company, in
default of bail in the sum of 1900, until re-
leased by the due course of the law. ~
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FOR RENT.

VNOR RENT-A DWELLING -HoUsE-cop-
ia taining -four rooms and kitchen, a large yard,
with fruit-trees, situated ON Mount Adams, on OBJ
servatory street. Inquire at No. d. East Fifth
street, between broadway and Pike. api-aw'
WNOR IlENT-SToRES AND OFFICES-Two
NJ hve-story- and basement stores, on Walnut, be-
tween Pearl and Third, for Wholesale business Also
law-Olices or seeping-rooms Third-sreet In
quire Of E, A. THOMPSON, No. ID West Third
street. api-b'
NNOR RENT-TwO ROOMs-Furnlshed or un-
n furnished, with board, III q private family.
Inquire at No, 137 West Fourth-street. api-bI
E7NOR RENT-Ou Observatory -road-No. 55-
II three well-furnished rooms, for small, re-
spectacle family. Rent, in advance, Sl2 70 sl5 per
month. Can zee them in the afternoons for four or
hve days. ...H. ........ ap3-b"
NOR RENT-A new stone front Dwelling
II house, containing eleven rooms with all mod
ern improvements, on southeast corner Of Eighth
and John-streets. Inquire at the confectionery on
N. e. corner Of Eighth and Race. ap3-b+
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LICENSE RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
From the books in the hands of the Mayors
Clerk, Charles Belts, we take the following
exhibit of the receipts for licenses during the
week ending yesterday: ..
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FOUND.

IN0UND-on Monday morning, April 2, corner OF
containing mQney. Tho owner can have IL by call
ing at No, 215 Plum-strect and paying charges.
WUILLIAM DIsNEY, Y,iATTORNEY. AT
strsst, = llf.. ll u IN ap6.ay
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENTs.-At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board of
City Improvements, held Yesterday morning,
the Clerk was instructed to advertise for pro-
posals for furnishing three hundred iron lamp
posts, with lanterns complete, to be delivered
ON the city lot. u
Also, for proposals for building q stone arch
culvert, of nine feet interior diameter, to pass
the water under Wade-street, to point not
to exceed two hundred feet west Of Freeman
street. ,-t
Also, for proposals for paving with bowlder-
stone Margaret-street, from Baymiller to
Jane. .T1l.t.' Ir rr
The City Civil Engineer was instructed to
report an ordinaI . establish the grade of
Betts-alley, from Everett to Wade-street.
The Commissioner of the Eastern District
was authorized to have the bridge over the
Miami Canal, at Front-street, repaired for
$35.
The Commissioner of the Northern District
was authorized to have repaired Allison
street, from Walnut to Main, for $50.
The sealed proposals offered for building
stone culvert under Forrest-avenue, south
of Church-street, were opened and laid upon
the table, when, without transacting any
further business the Board adjourned.
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FOR SALE.

VNOR SALE-The Eclipse Shingle Machine, the
N best in use The right for the State of Ohio
will be sold EXCHANGED for any good trade at
bargain. Apply to HALE & CO., No. las Walnut
street. -. ap3-bT
HNOR SALE-A BUILDING .LoT-25 feet front
by 100 deep TO an alley, on the east sido Of Bay
miller, between Dayton and Dank Inquire at No.
12S Laurel-st., or ut No. 01 West Pearl. ap3-b.
H1NOR SALE-PERIoDICAL STORE-In Cow
II ington, Ky. Will be sold cheap, IL applied for
soon. Call between and O'Clock, or address j. II
FROST 81 CO., No. 341 Western-row, Cincinnati.
lap3-b+l ~
WTSOR SALE--CA ARRIAGES-s5O,OO 900 worth of
NJ Carriages and Buggcs, better styles and cheaper
than they can be bought in Cincinnati. All work
warranted for year and best of city references
given. Terms cash. No. East Sixth street, Gin.
apf-am JOHN A. SHANNON.
WINOR SALE--Ten Coal carts, ton sets Harness,
II two uead-chains for Bar ses, one Wagon for
four horses. Inquire at the Coal Office, No. SIS
Fifth-street. .IIr.'.I. ... .'.srl ma2s-h"
WNOR SALE-CAIORIC ENGINE-The Caloric
y Engine, which Is known the whole country over
MS the used for the publication of the Penny
Press. Address JOHN d; CALDWELL,
mal3tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
EINOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-I offer for sale
H ~ feet front Fourth-street by 100 feet deep,
between the residence Of Judge Este and the Pike
private residence to be had in tho city. Terms
I at No. 36l West Fourth-street = masam
/.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE GUTHRIE
GRAYs.--This excellent military company
held their annual election night before last,
and elected the following officers for the en-
suing year:
Battalion O6icers-Major, W. X. Bosley,
Adjutant, James Bense; Quarter-master, J. v
Guthrie; Paymaster, G. H. Barbour Surgeon,
F. H. Ehrman; Judge Advocate, L. NJ. Shoe
maker; Ensign; ]. 9. Parker Sergeant-major,
G. G. Person; Recording Secretary, John
Woolley; Corresponding Secretary, W. Dis
ney. -. ,s .t ..'
~ Company A.--Captain, A. @. Christopher
First Lieutenant, W. P. Noble; Second Lieu.
tenant, T. NJ. Wilson; Third Lieutenant, W
s. Getty; First Sergeant J. NJ. Donnovan
Second Sergeant D. X. Este, jr.; Third Ser.
geant, Ammi Baldwin; Fourth Sergeant l.
Schloss; Corporals, F. G. Cleary, 7. s. Bosley
]. @. Hare.
Company B.--Captain, Julien White; First
Lieutenant ]. w. Wilmington; Second Lieu.
tenant, r. Fl. Msllen; Third Lieutenant, T. s
Boyse; First Sergeant, John H. Carter; Sec.
ond Sergeant, A. G. Parker; Third Sergeant
]. s. Lockwood; Fourth Sergeant, J. J. Mon.
tagnieT Corporals, j. w. Morgan, @. o. An
drews, H. B. Gilmore, Samuel Bernheim.
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1nAUoTIoNr SALES,
City News.

B1NRsDAY ....-.............,...............APRIL
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THERMOMETER.

Clear, IL days; Cloudy, II days; Variable, 3 da
Number Of days Of rain and snow, 6.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

All the right title and interest Of the Orleans ac-
,ned from Of John McDonogh, without any war
cypress swamp fronting partly the Bayou Barataria
nary on back boundary line Of the Gazear plantation
measuring together on boih sad fronts about 70 aents by
Tans IT pile City Surveyor The dimensions len
Him by VIM Mccullough United States Surveyor General
as Lot No 49,
AM r,r desgnated by the Nos l3 IA l5 al iS ~ On
pn drawn by Louis H. Pie, City Surveyor dimensions
being taken plan hf Nm = McGullonsh United States
surveyor General, as toiowss
t No IA contains about arpens of an irregular
r hsuned north and west by lands now belonging to H. Mil
iudan e by No. 2and ID parallel line with Canal
reIan and south Bayou OuAchi and tract No. ID.
Tact No Ia contains $40 aents and is of Irregular
Farm houniel south nds formerly the property of j. B. De
iiuy west by lands belonging 10 L.. alaiio, north by
inc parallel win he bouth iihii anu e"s' " e bayou
Onacha iarataria.
,c. Ma is contains 1000 arnents and is bounded
north by tract No. Il line erendcula 10 le canal at the
middle the distance from the Iiye onneha 10 the rear ar ne OF
nnchn nr nrgarn No IL, and west by tract No.
IA on a line parallel with Canal Destrehan
Tart No is contains so apents and is bounded west
2 canal in continuation the line Of division between tracts
Ma II ana f5 No Is line parallel with the
canal and south by the river ouaeha or baratafa
Ta No N contnins $50 apents and bounded south
~ tract Nn liz north by the rear line of tracts Nos land
west by tract H. and east by the river ouaea or Bara
taria and tract No. lst
NV aets 40 6 and H. and the other sides by the river
Ouncha OF Baratariu
t No 10 canains about ll0 apeHts and is bounded
the and west by the lands o. Il ataere on e s'at "
The si bg formerly belonging TO the community OF
the Ursulines Convent.
Attract OF LAND, in the District Of garatara on the
Bynu Dapani II eagles from ls city nt Ne Orleans
,asIrna Ave leagues less in front on said hyon by
5en al ifrre aneHts being an island bounded by
Bayou Dupont hs Raole Bayou ST. uenis ana sah Lake
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
Lands in the Parish of Plaauemines.

LARGE BODY OF LAND In the parish of Pfequenines
DE ey & NV Orleans dsis into s taes dssigsA'sd y
and = r. q according e glea drawn by i.eas q
Pile cy snfseyer ,he dmsnsous being taken from plan
I4s Nos nelusyely adiea each othey contain each
about "a superficial nere Ieasrg ~ each a9a ~ fei front on
Lots Mes @ neluvely adioin each other contain each
soe n acres Ire %ssnPs % ~ % sss @ sSeg ~ @ feet front on
Nos . So ncuiyey adjon each other contain each
about u superficial acres tsa;tps each sp 20 feet front on
lots Nos b3 to IL nciusvey adon each other contain each
about upsIa acres s s%e ., asea s feet front on
Lois Nos rs ~ ineusyey, adon each other contain each
80 superficial ea;rlng each ssoat 21 feet front on
Lots Nos es TO lI4 neluvely sdoIn each other contain
front Mississippi river b depth Of abeut a feet
Lots Nos 1s l6 and front on tie Mississippi river nd
@ each other and their back line the upper side Of Grants
No ii6 coniaining about 90 superficial
No. Ill containing about IS superficial acres
Lots Nos 70 ~ inelavely adlein eas oshsr s,a sSntaln s
front the mississippi rver by depth Of about iao feet
Attract or LAND called La Grande chensre par:
Kew esan oa he tight ,s Mississippi river ana
about shy s f9 ra .hs las oai Il u
aens IN depth both sides ef the Bayou leading Bay of
y r. 5 una y e. and R s be @
y 0 ". y II f s satSsSP eo r. Gnsa ss
CeneWithon any designation OF warranty of quantity or
This tract Of land said to contain large quantity of live
oak shlpbadng and consequently Is very Nau.
able.
The undivided half Of TRACT OF LAND on the left bank
of the Mississippi river in the parish Of Pagneipnes about 20
miles 4p,s New 0rleans lying both sides of the
Risere chanes commonly knows as the Jean Bsptse
drawn by H. Pile City Surveyor the dimensions being
taken from plan by William j. Mccullough, United States
Said tract is designated snd plan
on No 81 IL situated partly in T. ID h. lS e. and partly
his tract il that the lands both sides fhe Bayon
r Ryee aux Ehenes for distance back high and the
timber thereon is very valuable.
THREE TRACTS LAND the left bank Of the bissis-
ppi liver Parish Of Paquemnes both sides Of The
River aux about 40 back from the mississippi
IN Is r. composed of the following divisions,
10 plan by Louis H. Pile City surveyor The
dimerssn being from plan by VIM j. Mccullough u.
s, Surveyor -fieneral, VIZ :. 49,.
No. contains ~ h5.iOu acres.
No, 2 contains a59 oc'luu
These two adjon each other, =.
The trar,s Nos and Immediately in the of the
plantation formerly belonging Martin Soye and g. B.
Iepoeer and the tracts Nos and is Immediately in the
rear Il tbs plantations Of J. Y de Egaa and Henry Doyle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

Tons les droits ttres ct nttr6 ID Vile de la NoyeIeor
leans acqns de Ia proprate De john Mcponogh gaan
maras dc bos de cypre aan face parte sur lie Bayou Biz
raria partie feud de In igne de me de la plantation
Cazar mcsurant ensemble les denx aces environ III
pen par potondeur rreEiee de ~ arpeM designe
plan dresse par Louis H. Pile goyer de Ia Vile
prise dun plan de VIM j. Mccullough soyer
general des Etats uns conlIne lot No l3.
SEPT MoRcEAux DE TERRE SUI, lie cote droit iu fleuve
Mississippi, desgnds les Nos 3 A. l5 l6 IL Is ct 10
prise dun plan dc VIM J. Mccullough yoyer general
Etats Unis, CONNIE suit
lie nloceau No l3 environ 300 apents ct Ilne
fore irrguere borne notd paf nine
appaeuau L. alandon est les Nos II ct
H. e paraee lie canal Destrehan sud lie
Bayou 9naein ct IL morceau No II.
lie No IA environ $40 arpents
orme irrpere horni sud par les cidepant pro
priett de j. b. de Gy les nntenant appe-
L. Mantlon nard gne paalele Ia mite sud,
ct est par e Bayou 0nacha on Barataria
No Is eonenau environ 1000 arpents borne
canal men de la dsnnce de In rivnre Onacha fond des
faan face fcuve Mississippi par r,iefe
Ouaeha Baataa est le No H. par
No H. une patalele lie canal Destfehan
No II environ $50 arpents est borne
an sud par e moroccan 30 W nord pnr la gne m fond aes
Nos g. ct D. Quest lc T. est par
Ia ryiere Ouacha OF Baratnria ct lie morcenu No Is.
lie environ $50 aenfs ct est hornd an
tpar les Nos B IT, aues c6s par la
riviere 0nacha on l'araftra.
No 10 environ HOO arpents ct est horne
paF les terts dc r. Gnrere a sud mar nyou
Ouaca Baratad e les lots Nos Il 1T 49, et Hest 4 les
ieTFes maipteanl eieyan appuFtenant ID a
Convent des ursalines
UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Baraalia sur
lie Bayon Dupont environ 13 eus dc Ia Vile de Nnuvee Or
leans rnesirnt ets. plus m6ins
proondeur de aFpents ct dune
e bayou dupont, les Esoe Bg3ou SDtu e le Petit Lac.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
1891 7o.lOo

Les dverses sections partie de sections edessu da
critics congne ct fomeaen ensemble plantation
de vlenr La plus grande portion favorable
pour Ia cultivation. Environ lS % claire
petite mason deux batisses Ip
bois sur lie dit moroccan de terre est do yalenr.
UN MORGEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria sur
Ia guuche du Bayou Barari, desgne CONNIE lot No s.
description No plan dresse par VIM McCulour
general des Eta,s un eosat prsres
du Bayou de In Concession Bayou de In Barrre
environ 81 de face Bayou Barataria proon
deur d,envron 20 arpents
Une gande partie de rec aaons
settlement dro tire ct nttret de Ia willie de la Nouyee
acqns de la pope de John Mconogh ser yendu
aucnne garantie gueconque.
pEUX MoRCEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Baraaria.
dagn scion plan dresa par Louis H. Pile yoye de Ia
Vile les dimensions Giant prise dun plan de VIM T. McCu
ough voyer general des Etats Uns CONNIE suit sayor-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

bo several sections parts sections Of
.erbed are all contiguous and together would form valuable
sugar plantation larger portion OF he land high and s's
there exists the land small dwelling and
hnises The timber the said tract is valuable
TRACT OF LAND In the Barataria District on the left
hank of the BaataH designated Lot No. g. iescp-
ian No s. on a plan drawn by William ]. Mccullough,
ifn,ed states General consisting of prares
tending from the Bayou dc la Concession the Bayou de la Bar
Here measuring 81 apents 'front.' the Bayou Baraara
IL about 20 arpents in depth.
eRe norton OF by superior claims and
,p the right and interest of the city of Orleans
aTed from Of John MoDonogh will be sold with
out any warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND In the Baraaria District and
asvnated according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City
lie being taken from pnn by VIM McCn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
Lands i'm the Parish of LIN fourehc Interior

LARGE BODY OF LANE known as the vacherie Dugue
Lvada situate in the Parish of aonche Interior fronting
composed according 10 plan drawn by Louis H. Pile ot
Surveyor dimensions being taken from plan byWm
Mccullough u s. General of the following diy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
Lands i'm the Parish, of Saint James.

A LARGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND situated
u The he pa n Saint s%s and a q e o seeoa
to plan by Louis H. f City Surveyor the dimensions
ss sasa G ad as g u II d bank
Mssssppi ldys rysF saa nsptao an s upper n'
sections desgnsMsd M ~ I ,hs g @ MSs and No. con
Section No. 72 contains GIG $500 acres ded
sections DESIGNATED G the Nj 4 as ss4 & each
ous and contain together 1860 Si-lO0 acres.
Section No 76 contains ssoacres and divided into
facona parts Of sections designated by The Nos II and 10.
No contains 1914 6Slp acres aud No. 10 contains 2oi a0
acres
Section No IT contains $40 and divided into fonr
quarter sectons designated by the Nos TO- IA aud 5 each
containing 100 acres, 4.ls.
Section No. IS contains and Is divided into
quarter sections designated bs tile NOS s. IL aha l eaeh con-
tanning 100 lssl0o acres.
Section No 70 contains O 9 100 and divided into four
Quarter sections designated by the Nos II ls 2 and g each
containing l6O 24-iOO aefesi
Section No 80 contains 02 4stD0 and Is divided into
section designated BY The Ne ~ md fractional part Of
quarter sections designated y sy m he NOS - ana g II IL @ NJ ~
Section No 81 is fractional part quarter section desig
mated by the No. q and containing 81 74+lo0 acres
Section No s2 fractional part of section desig
mated y No. 25 containing II lJ Sections from
Is % 81 inclusive lie in body and contain together sl 5slo
acres.
Lot No. isis of an irregular form lying in the of lot No
q, and contains 10 60-lOu acres
No. q contains II l3iD acres adinins lot No 26 and y
stnaied Of the plantation formerly belonging
10 j. Leish the lots containing together los 7Soo
Lot No % contains 6 Ss adons lot No 20 and Is
situated the Of the plantation formerly belonging
to Pierre Bourgeois.
Lot No % contains 80 5OO acres adions 10. No. g. and
,inted IN the of the plantation formerly belonging
TO jean Bte Yoinerthc containing together l02 450
| acres.
Lot 30 contains seres ndoins the No "a
Is Situated of the plantation formerly belong
ing TO and Is bounded side by the land
now or formerly belonging Francois Poch and otiers
he other sde by the lands formerly belonging to Jeal
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