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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07
Anti.pax Meeting at Waterloo.

A meeting of the taxpayers of Waterloo
township, was held on Saturday. the 3fst Of
Dec, at the house of w. II. Nickel, for
the purpose of consulting in regard to the
proper course to pursue with reference to
our county tax. a levied by the Board Of
Supervisors.
j. R. Swallow, Esq, was called to the
Chair. and John Wayman, Esq. appointed
Secretary. $780, -,}..-.s ..-.. ...
The object of the meeting having been
stated by the Chair, motion was made and
carried, that there be a committee of three
appointed by the Chair. TO present resolu-
tons for the consideration of the meeting.
w. H. Nickel, John Wells and A. P.
Burns were appointed. who reported the fol-
lowing, which. after full discussion. were
unanimously adopted 80
Whereas, The County Board. of Super
visors. at their annual meeting in Noyem-
Der last, voted appropriations of money for
the purpose of constructing County Build
ings, whereby the tax for comfy purposes
is greatly increased, and rendering them
unjust alQ OuftncnSOmSs IuaSIuucH- as lev
citizens of the county, viii be required to
pay said appropriations; therefore. 7.
Resolved, That we. the taxpayers Of
Waterloo township. do condemn the pro-
ceedings of the County Board SO far as this
appropriation is concerned. considering il
unwise, injudicious and premature, to erect
County Buildings. before the Seat of Justice
of the county is legally located. 4 -. :.
Resolved, That we will resist the payment
of the county tax. as levied, because we
consider it unjust aud illegal. @sss
ResolVed, That our township treasurer, iss
under existing circumstances. requested to
resign his Office. * -.
Resolved. That the County Board OF SUI
pervisors be requested to hold special
meeting at IS early day as practicable.
and reconsider their action in regard to the
erection of County Buildings. : se,.ss
On motion. the proceedings Of this meet.
ing were ordered to be published in the
Emporia Yeas and Americus S.ntiael.,1 8
On motion adjourned. ,.sszs 4.sls,as -
j. r. SWALLOW. Chairman.
: Ior~, .s.-F5
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New YEAR's BALL-A7other Of those pleasant
dances at the Emporia House came OF last Mon.
day night-Mr Storrs mans ing the floor and Mrs
Storrs the table, in which departments they have
no superiors. Halls Band. assisted by Mr.. Saxby.
furnished music to correspond with the rest The
attendance was large, and taken altogether was as
fine looking company as we have seen assembled
in Emporia
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Congress-.

The House was not organized at last ac-
counts. but the Presidents Message had
been read-a synopsis of which we give
this week. 1t will be seen that "Old Buck"
endorses the bred Scott decision, kicks
over Squatter Sovereignty, and says moth
ing about Kansas. These are three import
ant questions which can old public func-
tionary," as he calls himself, has decided
averse to the opinion of the entire North.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

ERRArAs-Dr. Armor requests rs TO correct one OF
two statements made in TaE NEws last week con.
corning his action st the Anti-Tax meeting. He
says ne did not speak on the subject referred to-
the county tax. The secretary Of the meeting
understood the Doctor to say otherwise, but we
give him the benefit Of his denial.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

We would call the particular attention Of mer-
chants and traders ia Southern Kansas, to the
advertisements. in Tar EEws this week. Of two Of
the most extensive Wholesale houses in the West
Themes Carney & Co.. Grocery merchants, and
W. Fairchilj 4 Co., Dry goods. Leavenworth.-
These two firms. by their liberaIity and fairness,
are Obtaining a vast trade from this section Of
country.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

ARaIvAL OF A SANTA FE TRAIK-Our streets were
enlivened on Wednesday last by the appearance
of a train of twenty wagons, accompsn MED by
two hundred and twenty ESe mules aad some
thirty men, from Santa Fe, who will make this
their rendezvous till spring, when they will pro-
csed to Kansas City and load with merchan-
dice for New Mexico. The train is owned by
DGessFs. Moore 4 Reese, Of Santa Fe, and is
conducted by Mr.. Frank Van, who has had
twelve years experience on the plains, snd who
speaks in glowing terms of this portion of the
Neosho Valley-expressings surprise that the San
IA Fe traders have not before avGiled themselves
of the advantages which it affords as stopping
place for recruiting their stock. A. g. Proctor &
Co. have contracted to furnish this train with corn
at twenty cents per bushel. That is certainly q
low price. but we have large quantities of it in
the country, which makes it desirable to dispose
at those figures. We learn that several more trains
will be here between now and next spring.
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KMPoRIA AND vICIHTrY.

Rev. g. C. Morse viii preach Sabbath forenoon.
at 10 o'clock, in NcElfresh's Hall; also. in the
evening. viii deliver one of course Of lectures
to young men. on the sabiect Of /. Composition Of
Society. and the position Of young men to the fu1
ture Of Emporia."
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Territorial Leeislature.

This body convened at Lecompton last
Monday. and organized, as we ale informed.
We have not the names of the officers chosen
at the time of going to press.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

ARTEsfAN WELL.-The Messrs. Deming Broth
ers have just completed an artesian well on the
farm of Mr.. David Plumb, four miles east of this
place-boring to the depth Of III feet, and bring.
ing water within GO feet of the top. This is the
most successful experiment of the kind we have
heard of in this cinity-enough SO. we presume.
to establish the fact that water can be raised in
this way, and induce others to try the same plan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07
Sherif's saIa.

-y#t S46xk0 6a49s
NOTICE is hereby given that viii offer for
IN sale. at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House in Elmendaro, county Of Madison, on
the ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, a. D.
1850. at O'clock P. d. of said day, the following
real estate, to Wit The cas-. half Of the north west
quarter Of section Number seyens in township NUM-
Der twenty-five, Of range twelve east of the sixth
principal meridian. IN Kansas TeFritory-taken a.
the property of benjamin. @, Booton, on an exeeu-
tioa in favor Of David 7 Mitchell, ct. al, issued
by the District Court Of said county Of Madison,
and to nue. directed as Sheriff Of said county.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Deeem-
Der, A. d. 1889 VIM. q. QUIMBY. Sheriff.
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At Elmdaie, Breckenridge county. on the 25th
of December, by J.. r. Swallow, J. P, SIMON
DOW. Esq, to Miss JANE II. KINSLEY, both
of Wilmington, Waubonsa Co., Kansas.
In Fremont township, Breckenridge county, on
Sunday. Jan. lst 1860. by Noah Bixier. ]. p. Mr..
LUCIUS Il. HOLMES to Miss CARLIN r.
ADAMS. z5 ats @ esasie.z
May peace and plenty surround them. and they
be biest with many little AOanes. go o=sf H.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

The boiler of Browns steam saw mill,
IN Leavenworth, exploded on the Esd ult.,
which made complete wreck of the build
ing, tut fortunately injured no one.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

A vessel recently arrived in England
from Sebastopol, with cargo of TWO hun
dred and thirty seven tons of bones.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

The National Republican Committee have
called the Presidential Nominating Conven-
ton at Chicago, on the 18th of June next
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

Proctor q Co., have. among other nice. new
things, lot of fresh oysters in cans. They're
geod-we've tried them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

SIeSs-The 'tsigns ofthe times" are those paint
ed by Cooper Hills-one of the best Of which Il
that lately put over Hassler Ferguson clothing
store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

p Wood, and all kinds of farm produce. will
be taken on subscription TO The EMroRIA Nsws,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

Proctor Co. have sjuat received eight % ten
tons of new goods from Leavenworth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

II is said that the Herald Of Freedom
establishment. at Lawrence. has been pur-
chased by Sam. Medary. and is henesforsh
to be published as Democratic paper.
what change viii there be. oh my coun-
tr ymeni"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

DEsrRuoTryE FrRR AT WEsTrosr. Mo-
A fire broke out in the drug store of Dr.. =.
0. Boggs on Christmas morning destroy
ing that and the building adjoining. with
most of their contents. Loss about $50
COO. s.sF. ~ :.
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Odd EeIlnwa.

Emporia Lodge, No. 10. I. O. o. F., meets reg
ulariy every Wednesday evening, at o'clock in
Mosonic BALL. Members Of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
JOSEPH RIOKABAUGH, N. e..
G. G.. HAssLER, Sec'y., =. .,,..- !,
MasOaics -s.st st.g.-ssE
Regular Communications Of Emporia Lodge, No.
10, A. F. and A. N. are held on the Thursday eve
ming Of or preceding the full moon in each month
j R. VAN METER, w. Dc.
G. v. EsKRIDsE, See'y. Pos So .s..sa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice.
rEaHE firm of HOrnsby 4 Flick has this day been
4 dissolved by mutual consent. ALL persons
indebted TO the above firm will please make pay
X. t. G. HORNSBY,
Jan. 3, 1860. Fl. W. flick.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

E, Several mad dogs have recently been seer
in the vicinity of Topeka.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

New YoRK EvENIEo Posr.-The pros
pectus of this old and popular paper appears
in TIE News this week. We desire oul
friends who want No. literary and polit-
ical paper, to subscribe for The Epeainy Posi-
for 1860. 45E 50 @
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MARRIED.

A number Of new advsrtisenae, Is on fourth page.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07
THE SLAVE TRADE.

All lawful means at his command LAT
been employed and will continue TO be EN-
ployed against the Slave Trade. Our his
tory proves that the fathers of the Republic
in advance of all other nations, condemned it
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: From the Leavenworth Daily Times.
Synopsis of the Presidents Message.
THE House REFUsEs 70 RECEIVE fT

4afl9 sisaa ss WAsHIEGroK, Dee. 27.:
The Presidents message hiss been deliv
cred to Congress- s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-07

He refers to the Post Office Appropri-
alton and recommends the passage of bill
at the earliest possible day, to pay the
amount due the contractors with interest;
also, to make the necessary appropriations
for the Post Office department for the cur
rent year.
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AND DESIRABLE Two-sroRY DWELLING
3sstEE House on Espanade street.
s BY J. 3. WALTON,
WILL BE SOLD nc private sale, the I,

Z Auctioneer-Ohice 20 Camp steeef.
WILL BE SOLD Mt private sale, the fol-
w lowing described property F9 sss8S&
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon,
in the Third the bounded by Espsnade Dor
genois and St. John measuring inches
lines front Espanade street. inches
on St. John street BY depth Of g feet ii inches and lines
side and n feet inches the other side. u
The this lot consist Of elegant and de-
srabe modern built Two-Sery Dwelling House., with futed
columns in 'front.' containing paxlors dining and hall
FIRST oo sleeping and ball the second Hoo carriage
house, Stables efsterns, etc. M f3s
The grounds are beautifully laid ont flower garden and
The property presents opportunity wishing
to purchase Of the desirable residences Eapanad
street. SG 45t iFi4aH SE8
ns-For and conditions, apply Auctioneers
office, nlE Ii
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q Ar4mAN,s TROPICAL RooF1Ne-

N 80
Cheaper and superior any other Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qnaties
LIST. DURABILITY-euua to the best slate roofs.
ID. Observation-Disclosures any other crack.
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUfY-It presents smooth and granitele surface
4th CHEAPNEssIt costs much less than though Il
good roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public,
cost of cutters and valleys.
bth JNCoMBUSTiBIIITY-It will resist fire than
slate-roof
9Th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the
this protects the interior of buildings from the
tense heat of
7th SOLIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
put npon roofs Of slope and being Of light
weight does net require heavy rates to support while Is
The "TROPICAL RoOFING'' is chemical compound Of
substances of which peculiar to Alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
Testimonials of the of the above
of tbs aen may be verified by wishing it be-
fore c,ntractng
All orders left at the Post-oaice, Box No. 2, will
j. c. KAUFMAN,
fe15 " of Bienville and NarRis
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DISCRETION OF PROPERTY
Batture Property, Second District,

DISCRETION OF PROPERTY
Nature Property, Second District.
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District Of
Clay Bienvie sifee aessns.ed By the Nes
da 70 T. nfu ar 9g plan by Louis H. Pi City Surveyor
Lot No inches front on each Peters date
Se eve Clay by depth and ,en
and lines on the side Of lot No. 2.
Lots Nos H. inclusive each rs feet inches front
on each pete ate Nsw Ievee) and Clay BY depth
Gate New Isyee p feet INCHES and lines front Clay
at lie Iii IN dsp ana
on Bienville street.
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District Of this
city being the bounded Peters Level Clay
ssny I'll and an Cont ns essgnssd By the Nos
Of April, 1850. N>''l 'n' '''A
Lots Nos to H. inclusive each feet inches and
lines front each Peters Date New Level aud Clay streets
by depth Of 1l9 feet inches, between parallel lines
rs feet IL inches and lines front on Pet
date New Ieyee street p inches and
G ss q e sP ~ 1T ss and n Lines the
front on Cont street.
Second District Property.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Second District of this city
house In ea nees Front otn on
by depth Of 70 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District of This
city in the s and
Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor dated 18th September 1865
Lot No. measures q and lines front on Cont
street by depth Of 80 feet between parallel lines running
back to common alley feet wide opening Bienve
Lot No measures . feet front Franklin street. depth
alley feet WIDE on the side next Cont
AN IRREGULAR LOT OF GROUND in the Second Dis
this city, the bounded by Galvez Johnson
Hospital and Barracks streets designated by the No q On
plan by Louis Pile City Surveyor dated 18Th September
in the As feet inches GaveE street BY
depth Of IS feet inches oblique line.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND the Second District or this
city square bounded Ursunes Php Lopez date
Third and Rendcn Gate Second BY the Noe
|, and plan by Louis r. Pile City Surveyor, dated
don street. 80 feet inches in the by depth of l5i
inches. tF
Lot No. 80 inches and line front Rem
lines. ..5 -5s-
No. measures SO feet inches and lines front ON Rem
don 50 feet inches in the by depth
inches.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District of this
city in the bsunded by Espanade Barracks Toni
Rochebaye streets designated BY the Nos and plan By
each Is feet front Epanade street. depth feet
between parallel lines
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the Second District of this CITY,
and Claiborne streets designated by the No plan BY
Louis PILE City surveyor dated s ), Apr 1852 measuring
depth % feet inches line and 50 feet 5nche the
other line. 5s$ ssts zz#0
Third District Property.
ANIRREGULAR LOT OF GROUND in the Third District
Component ST. Streets measuring 40 feet inches
front on St John street front on Flor
ida street. by depth 1859 feet inches the side
Component street
the bounded by Columbus Kerleree Miro and Gavz
streets measuring aboni 2 feet front on kerleree street by
feet inches on the other side J. b. WALTON, 5
myT City Auctsneer.
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: M 4 IT77
j. B. WALTON.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FrR-
niiure on account Of Removal.
By J. b. WALTON.

EAiE-N9t = n Ti N HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
g s hnre on account Of Removal.
By J. B. WALTON,
AucrrosxER-oface, 40 Camp street.
WEsDMNE :. 10 May 9. 1850, mt 10 O'Clock
general a.sorment of Household Furniture cBststin in
made BY sisnoet aeoslny and Dsnask Paio Furniture
Tssss aass 4sp sss ess
Ahme Rocking ss and other Sss
almost new Bath Tub r,a Carpets Mating and Oil Cloth
N gPt,ght Roseweod Plano manufactured BY Fsrre
IMPORTANT VNREsERyED SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
ON LONG CREDIT. WITHOUT RspoRsERs.
BATTURE SQUARES AND LoTs IN FRONT Or rur
SECOND DISTRICT, BETWEEN cusroMHousE AND
CONT STREETS.
TEN LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
BY ). B. WALTON,
City Auctoaesr,
Office 10 Camp street.
THURsDAY, May 10, 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ,
# e II n isa s + I b order apd u
person Of the Finance Committee thereof viii proceed 10 Eli
public auction to the highest bidder without reserve fol
Orleans unoccupied set apart for any public use nm ~
following terms and conditions n
credit in the Of purchaser to their own
bearing per cent day Of sale to at,.
sold mn nth payS Rsa wh re-
The purchasers win themselves put at
and conditions the sale en Sas from he dT o
I'D Fl s Pn and ND
without the fomates Of legal default and without any further
Of sale before C. E. Feier city notary at expense Of
the purchasers. .
81 n NJ q II
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-a---.3-J4l-l
j. B. WALTON.
IMPORTANT usREsERyED SALE OF CITY PROPER
ry ON LONG CREDIT WITHOUT EsDoRsERs.
BATTURE souABEs AND Lors IN FRONT ON guy
FIRST DISTRICT.
THTRTY-Two STRIPS on GROUND THE pvsppvvy
@. FELICITY ROAD. e -
TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE pouprH nYsrp,cr
BY J. B. WALTON,

Office 20 Camp street,
SATURDAY. May IL, 1860, at IL o,c,o~a
~ Nj q the IT. Charles Exchange, by order and in
Of Resolution No 5o Of the Common Council and under
the supervision Of the Finance thereof viii ne
coed sell public auction TO the highest BIDDER witou
serve the i2owmg described valuable property belonging
public use, on the following terms, to-wit:
sS-TERMS-oDefourfhca cash. the balance at one two and
three years credit in the Of the purchasers to their ON
order bearing per interest from date sale 10 maturity
and cent thereafter II not puncualy paid with speea
mortgage on the property sold until final payment.
The purchasers will themselves put in possession
their expense and will be required comply with the
terms and conditions q the sale within fifteen days from the day
property sdudcated them will be sold for their account snd
risk wiheut the formaes Of legal default and without an
further notice. -eae '
Acts d sale before d Forer City Notary the expense
OF the 49,
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROES AT AU


tiol,
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
G. W. Mc(JERRES, Auctioneer
Office and salesroom, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles ST
TUESDAY, the 18th May, Mt III O'Clock
street will be sold
THE VERY VALUABLE COTTON LIMITATION known
the Oakland Plantation situated False River,
sh Of Poine Coupee about miles from the lower mouth
of land 900 of which cultivation follows 400
in cotton and 200 also 65 likely Slaves
OF whom working hands Al mules and horses
sheep CATTLE mich cows hogs, 5000 bushels carts
wagons and all the farming utensils together with the improve
ents thereon tow A good frame dwelling ovareers house
negro quurter cotton gin crib Every portion
alton is high and beyond the reach overflow
y IT cannot be surpassed by any plantation the State
Gould easily be converted into sugar plantation.
@TERAS-Foryhve thousand dollars In cash the pur.
chaser to assume payment of note of about $500 in
ber M bearing mortgage the property
credit Of and years for payable equal
isamen bearing interest six per per annu
cured by mortgage on the property.
list Of negroes and full particulars can be had in our
auction mart, Masonic Hail.. a3O
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It To- rs 80 feet inches aud line front on FEE
cy the In the by depth inches
The Of Lot No. d and 10 feet inches and lines on the
de - fotNO
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OFFICE CHIEF or POLICE
New Orleans, March 3d. 1860
&rNotfce is hereby given that Poisoned
Meat will be distributed Dogs and the
April next. THOS. u. ADAMS,
mza Chief of Pnlice
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No. "a measures 80 feet inches and line front on
Felicity street. the in the rear, by depth feet
inches the side of 81 is feet inc hes
side o lot No, Is,
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Mos MURRAY IL i;i, ;s iHss & s9ekEI
Messrs fooiey Ncol Co.. Florida yellow Pine Iuubey
Yard. s-- 7' i'e" oaain' aunes OLD
We have constantly hand assortment of every
on q Dressed Flooring and Ceiling every n
scantng Timber Shingles Lahs etc. and every ouaty ~
Lumber necessary for building purposes. s, VI
fe26 z RING ~,
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Lot No. 26 MEASURES 81 feet inches line front on a.
city street the in the depth Of is inces
and lines The side Ct Lot No. % and 10 feet inches aud
nm he iden of at No. II.
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DESCRIPTIONS OF pRoPERTY
Nature Property, First District.

nature property, First District.
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of this city
being the bounded by 'FRONT.' Delta Julia and Notre
Dame streets designated by the Nos inclusive measuring
each y feet inches and lines front each Delta
es by depth Of ~ feet Inches and lines between para
e lines Lot No. forming the corner Of Julia and Front
forming The Of Notre Dame Front Streets and Tie
corner OF Notre Dame and Delta streets.
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of this CITY
IN the square bounded by Front Delta Nore and Gro
streets Designated BY the Nos to inclusive on plan by
Louis r. File City Surveyor, dated April 2 1850 measuring
each y feet inches front each Front and Delta streets by
depth OF ia feet inches and lines between parallel lines
Lot No forming the of Eoe Dame Front streets
and the CORNER Of Notre Dame and Delta streets Lot No
forming the OF God Streets The
Girod and Delta Streets S -
one LOT OF GROUND the First district of this city,
julia streets designated BY the No "a on plan BY Ins hi
Pie city Surveyor dated the 18th April 1850 measuring u
feet inches and lines front New street % feet
nss and 2 nss a front On Fulton street depth q is
feet inches and lines the side towards Julia sreet
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Lot No. % measures 50 feet inches and line front
Felicity street, 81 feet inches and lines in the by
depth of 5 feet lines the side Of lot No. u and 10 feet
inches and lines the side of lot No. a