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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

REQUIsITION GRANTED.-Ths Advertiser Of
the 22d ult4 published at Upton, Iowa, says
that Governor KirkEood has Issued his warrant
for the arTest and surrender Of Barclay COPPic,
second application having been made to him,
accompanied BY the proper papers. COPpic is
no longer, however, resident Of lows. x
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

FoE CAEHoKMA.-The Golden State will
receive large and valuable aecessions to her
population the present season. Every steamer
takes out its quota Of people. The Beacon
s.atss that last Monday considerable party
started from Akron, consisting Of Messrs.
Austin spieer, H. c. BabcOck, Mills Boards
ley' Geo. Hamilton, Miss Beseher, Mrs. W,
Smith and son, and some eight or ten others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

NATIONAL CONSUMPTION or WINS = The
Minister OF Agriculture Of France gives the
following as the consumption Of vine ia dif.
fsTent countries in gallons per capita to the
total PoPulatiOn;--Rrance y, Portugal %.
Austria 10, Switzerland ls, Spain z, England
One-fith Of gallon. In America it is too
small for oalsalatiOn-that is, the pure juice of
the grape. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

Tbs 81 Louis Breach OF PrOmhe Case.
Readers are aware Chat she 100000 Ens
csrstane was awarded by tte frst jury from
tbs golfers Of the old millionaire who titled
with her affections, were turned to dust in her
gasp BY The verdlotof the second. Her eOun.
sci have moved new trial, but il is stated that
ono is gran Sd she win have to give Security,
not Jnly tor the costs OF the third trial. but
also for the costs of the two previous ones
These are enormous, and the disappointed
spinsler will probably be unable to further
prosecute the faithless Shaw. The testimony,
oral aud depOsitiOns, was mostly from Brooks
jyn, New York, Charleston, Cincinnati and
New Orleans, and procured BY special com
missions, at great cost. The depcsitiOns illcd
twen.y five hundred pages of foolscap, and
consumed nearly two weeks in their rssding
The Evening News says Of the testimony END
verdict
Il all bore, however, on one single point
tho character Of the plaintiff, and Of her chic
witress, her sister. The counsel for the plain
tiff claimed, Hnd aimed 20 prove by the plain
tili HlsitIt bhtt pEolliec " marry Heu VSei
been made. The theory Of the defence wal
that no promise had been made, and thai
the position Of the defendant, aud ths char
actar of the plaintiff, made the idea Ci snch
promise an absurdity. To the testimony
OF The plaintiffs sister, that positive dechTA
Lion Of an intention 10 marry had been Hiad'
/ by the defendant, the defence replied by avow-
rug the witness unworthy of eredence and he
declaratisn falsehood, The duty of the juTy
was not so difficult as the vast amount Of ev,
| deIce submitted TO them seemed TO imply -
Weighing carefully the testimony Of five or sil
| important witnesses, and their credibi iy a
afi, cted by the depositions and statements u
others, the jury had to decide Iaefely whe her
such man as the defendant would promise I
marry such a woman as the plaintiff. The.
decided for the defendant, and the voice Of Il
community confirms the verdict
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

FOR PIkE's PEAK.-A party of some forty
fold seekers frOm Guernsey county, Ohio, have
started for the Peak. The Leavenworth Times
of the 9Oth ult J., says:
Emigration is crOwding thick and fast upon
US. Eager gold hunters pour into the city
from every steamer which touches at the levee,
b ffties and hundreds. ct,
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N UuuIIIUU % ILo q
append the following
Oberliu, Aprd 5, 1850. Il

KENTUCKY DELEsATEs.-The Kentucky Re-
publicans will be fully represented in the Chi
cavo oOnvenliOn. To. the delegates previously
announced, R. E. Nichols, J. L. Young, and
E. Harrison have been appointed to represent
the Jackson &C. district; and John 81. Shear
er, VIM johnson. VIM. MOberly, and John A.
Pearl from Laurel DC. district.
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AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.

AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.
lFIom WIN RICE formerly Prop. Of TIE Pennsylvananl
Dr. Schlosser has extracted eorus from my toes which
Were s1 Ienoy 9nlul tor many years Ihe sxtTaordlna
fqllv rsc,ulrrnd nir 10 N ho sTe troniII,f 80 -,
as the on Prrson nrve kwd 70 perform the opera
ian scientifically and wIhou- pain WM. RICE.
tFrOa. General B. C. TnGHMAN
Dr. sehosser la, removed sevs.al oOrns for ne without
paia ~snd TO ny satsfact.o Oh r. c. TILGHBlAN.
IFOm B. A. SIAGUIRE, Prest GsOrsstowl COnegol
lam please to certify that have been very Euccsssully
b. a MAGUlRE.
GFrOm the Hon. WI F. PHILLIPS, Alabaual
DR. schosser has operafed on the feet Of two of nv fam
- - w@ +. PHILLIPS.
IFrom Or. s. n lands. phladeiphia City Water Cure
institute
Dr. SchoSser has acted eight Painful eorns from my
fvt without the as psu. and with the eatsst s4sfa
'''' = ''''''1 "'-' s 81. lands. NJ D.
LFrom Professor GILBERT. philadelphia
Dr schlO.ser has removed four eo1s far me without
PAIN aud satisfactorily. GILBERT NJ d.
tFrom DR.. HENRY A DUBOIS New Haven't
Dr. Schoslr has reno, ed rom my feet several Psirfui
without uair, recommend hun most confidently
20 ihosa who are similarly stlic ed H. A. DUBOIS
IFrOm Haa. CHARLEsC VAN zANDT, Ri
Dr. Schlussr has tosy opsraed on very panfal corn
ving 1t without suffering CHAS. C.FAN zANDT.
In sdiOn the above well sg hsn'ea tsuiimonials
amanrst them great number from Lad8s Of highest
stsniing nom this country and Europe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07
sovEREIGNs OF EUROPE

.nR. SCHLOSSER has the satisfac-
II ton Of iuyleg befJre tho uubiic his Consulting
Rooms, pro-f OF the Extraordinary satlsac0n4 give
BY h unsurpassed style OF lre4meni, numerous list Of
stlm mails from the ingushed members Of the
Royal kamlles II Eur- pc. well as number
tron STA esmen ploma ists CergYmeu, Military celeb
Eropei from Of which he bsgs leave 10 submit the
fOllOWllg.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07
No. I2o B.nk St. eornsr Of Rrankfart s.

Nov occupied BY H. u HALL consisting Of a r-ner,l
assonmeu Of Grncerss Provisions, Cnfscfiorerr, and
Wooden Wtre tesether with the FurpruFe Gas aud
her tEi urts, aud the good will Of The bhsuf viii
sold reasonable terms any rel bic taftv aD-
lying SON Possession given first OF Apif AyDly 10
narls. ~ n II HALL. 10 Bank sf-eet.
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Rfdl GslatG,
Fer Sale.

CHESHIRE 81. Me- siaIE hnusa ard LOT. Slssa
PROSFECrSr ef Of BrgWneli-A 2 story house and
lot win harn, &c 81 90
81 ACRES ui.es iIOa he et5 r house. barn orch ar
Ee $500
" INIT sr., two story house and lot SZ20O.
CEDAR ST, House Eud .Bt. $50
PERRY ST, HnHse zld LOT; SIN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07
ImDOFtalI 10 HousebefpeTS,
Russian St'am Bath Establishment,
SLATE AND COMPUSITlON ROOFlhG,
Perkins Block, Public Square

L CRS to Arnold 4 1Iclhtire have formed eopaItuer-
ship for the purpose Of carrying the above business in
ClGve land and vicinity and pecifuy ask their friends
and he pub for liberal share Of their patronage and
10 execute with pi0mptue. and despatch 8 work
entrusted to them. McINTIRE TOWSON.
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THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE

Fine Chance for those wishing Small, SAFE,
and Profitable BusiIlesa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07
0Lransitnt 1op'ments,
BMBROIDBRIBS AND STAMPING

CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSO-
~ CiAT1ON The Hanusl election uf nficeIs Of this
As-o itiou, will bs bed her rooms, Monday
NJ ths 9Th instant full and promft attendance d men
peis = tequeEed. GDO. ". GARDNER, stey-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

In edition b the above well an honicated testimonials
several thousands IN DR.. scioser posses i0n
amanrsf them great number from Ladies Of highest
stsniing nom thus country and Europe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07
AFOR- SALE OR EXCHANGE
GROGERE STAND POR SlLR!

IFkiaTt SIR ct. near Bank gooo story brick
mm9j ROUSE : Jennings. Marble Bloet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-07

ISAAC A. ISAACs is rev cHedng al his Hsgpi6cep,
Unon a, the l1rses; aud best -s0rtent OF New SprnE
CloAs tha has ever cen exhibited IN Cleveland which
he Will sell al unprecedented low prices
q So give a call al Union Han
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-31
TenersN cr1fcbcrmuaen
Johnston's Tnsl1rance Roc

O044AASUOA - A1l0I d1CG I1OO
SEQ, 70 SecDnbltr.
Teuer=, Marines unb Q~ebcn8=0Set
rum9S=Gpmpa0nien*
5iderlte lnO ~feiteite GDmpaqnie.
VerIi6erln98zGpnlp. Der 8alleD i. Birointert.
nit $3.50, 600 Capital.
gpttdbltr9SN erliderun98zGp =. 8iroiniet.
nit 5000, 900 capital.
AlbentarlezSerl 98=Grrnp. y, 8iroinien.
NIT $500, 600 @apitaI. T
Quarter SafzSerIi6. =Gpnip. bon .Sortf,rb
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
ltp<Serltderun98@@pn BON 9eepzg prf
Nc. nit $27O, 900 GopitaI. ~
Pbol1tr=Ser1 t1erung8=SpnpN bon 92pntz Worf
nit $500, 600 Gapitn. ~
Jfelolntezg er1i6erun98zG pmp. y. Seem Norf
NIT $270, 600 capital. O'
pntattsSerIt6erltn98z@ Comp. y. NemzMc
~, nit $500, 600 capital. o"T
9tetpzgSpr rIider .-@pmD bon 9}pn- Norf
nit $3.50, 900 GapitaI. Sr
Wtercalltlle Wlutltal WfQrif1e
"a NIT 81 ,oO0,0 900 Capital.
Serel1t9fe Staaten Qeben8<Y er1iderund ,c
~ NIT 81 $50, 972 capital.
gtprtberll Atlurancez@ pmp. bon Q,n6n,,
nit $2,1 Ill Capital.
Ot eSM peHettlef @otnpd9neen fn6 ben her oeoisf,.. s.
Staates utaf9lano autbortlut uno ltSenfrt. O'" y"
ge bon benz llnterSetfneten repralentrten e c,rN,,ni.u
mutulo9 pertu9bareS capital gum pollen nbsrr NY NV 2aesa
Se l oerantpertltd fIr bic 3abfun9 Don @erufen' N"S'S'0e"eH
erebt. ~ - "S "erlule panthld
Sreo. @11nnt, Surpeenr. tSS,7z ~
i
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@t1cmbabuet &c.
E@EI4aMMm@-I1 T+45@Yr.E1I] EHy1SE9A@@4a1 ISka
1asl4 HllAa1 s1lllQ a1s5aa -
9El4..li. .5sssITI IEs.sl.....9 E..sa.s..8 I'd
&A
Wtdti9 fit Gtnlpanoerer uno 0fetlenDe.
GriparutB bon 3eit, GelO nuO Gutfermt19
burG bic
Baltimore mttO S0ipzG tic1tbnDm
mad, alien 3beilert be8 Welten8
uter
garfer86ltra unb Warietta, pber 8enlpppp,

gSbeellt9 rl6 9plul1bu8.
Die Baltimore unO 0ttu.@tdenbabn btstet ben, r~eiIen6ea Sub
ltfurn bic er6sten Gortbetle tn 8srg auf 8tlietett, 8cquemlt6.
tett, Si6erbett, @inftIibtett unb St6nbt it Der g enerien, 70 le
tie sen teiner anoern 8a9n tn bieem 9anse ,GbertrGhen wiro
Diefe 8atn rom atlantiIGen Meer ~auseebenb, 1T bic Gtteae aus
seOetntsfe qnte, elei6iettie aber aud pte iIrsefe unS f6nenfe
uac haber bic btai9ae Splte fir Die StetleuHen nadp benz gDefen,
ole ntdt ~Yerfeblen lpatfn, tie gu benusen:
Wfetlellentf er1tunS BOA Baltimore mad
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BS Sur belptDeren SenntntBnabrle.
9tnplneerer unb @eiienbe fpGten fetr ppriiNtie fem, ebe fe tbre
8iaette faufen unb fDlten bieelben nr ron lrlhfn %an9effellten
8eimten taufen, melde rpn ibrem @eGalt leben, nidt aber son
@tatlern pfer 8miidenirGeern, ia tie FONT Ger Gefdbr ~ausseIest
fnb, befGwinpelt gu werben unb itr @elo umlDnt ~auseeben.
0nrdfabrt8z8iQette
rad aGen Tbeten bs QBefens fnb ;u bdten tvt
Gb. s. Silbebrdnbt,
General @misrnnteu z&sent Der Baltimore laS
Obip- @ifenbatn.
eo9o1 SEC. 81 Sbdme8itr.. Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-31
Ntamos, MGbel II. /. ~.
dnf Fem alien WIoke
91p. I. g. 3 unb z 81. G1ttomffr

w. L ~ - ullP 4 ". SulNtpIlI.1
9e9enuber benn @utaw 6oufe Baltimore, W16., mteher erSEnet.
Dlrntd mdbrenb eerlebten 10 Sabre III 8 he'll muree, maht her l1n-
tersctGnete benz pHbltturt BITE ~er9ebtnffe Mnseiee, bag er felt ben
: pee oS ethen 1tetlbabere, Urn. 0enrp Sable, furH oefen Tpb
ee epntpo9nte 9elDit wrreen Mar, BEN 1dnsen bebeutenceu rprratb
ppn nod unSDaenoetenYtanp's, 6pl, unb onberent pr6pnrtrten sra
tertnl nufid an id gebradt BAT. @r mtr6 hesbdl6 6uS @erhift
In bent alien Stnle In benz friberen GefhGftSlptat forttetretben
uto rs I'D sr Nufedbe raader, baS @tanpgef6Gft thinner rtebr tn
fetner Vpleneun9 gu %berbenern.
NuBer fetnen alten Maarenbdufern un6 Ser Eibrif Int Gutdwfr.
nabe Sdlttntprefrr bat er eine teue erofe Tdbrtf tn G. Gutdwfr.
NIT Der Grcnte ndh 9Befitr. errthtet, In wel6er Ct cine arp6e Mn-
3dbl Der beftsu Mrbeiter befhSftiet.
Sh rteler Tabrtt werpet ptdup'S mad ether neren Seala eefer=
ttft, tr neldne er BEL Der @usttelung i'm W2arhlanb Snfttut, no
bic beiten Spttrnntentenmdder aus 8pffon, SHREVEPORT unb 8attt-
more IL ptdnp'S duSeeffeut bdtten, ote bEhfe prGmie erbielt.
Der MtS1pru1 hes Snftttuts wurbe furs nd6ber burh bic SIM
buitrte- A%nsfeaun9 Sen Ntdnnpn6, 0d. teftGttdt; wp ibt ebenfdls
as erft 9rGmtum ertbeit wuree.
Durb eteie tetten @tabthements 1T ct TIT ten Stdnb eefett, aGe
fitren.
Nae In ttefer Sdbrtt aebauten 9tdup's boben Srue etTerre Nob=
ttatstt fte Setnteit Res Zones ~bewu6ren ub ietem &Gtma wiber-
fehen.
Btanp'8 auf 8eltellun9
unt BON jeser SUls< unb 8Auart merten a~eltefert.
Ote 8rbBte Spr9falt ptro auf Die Mrbeit un6 ami rte MuSpdhl
Der statertalten Serrenrst unS er fam b,ber fir iebeS aus feinem
es aae @ieenfdaften enes euteu @tdnC'8 Bette.
Mne Snfrumente aus nteiner Sabrit werpen fir 5 Sabre BON
benz gag hes 0erfaufsS an gdrdntirt.
Seipneere MuEnertIdmfeit wiro duf bte Mustpabl ron Snffru=
Menbet umN ein gprreGf bS llmtanfdes ~fnnerbalb 6 Muantea POM
gsrtau1Stn9e an, ipiro eeft1ttet, fpIte eth Sntrurtent ntbt rot
fdnote beirietteen.
AB @roB6dnbfer wer6en mGbl ,bun bt un8 Yur,uIYreten tbe ie
it'd dnoermdrt8 umfeben.
8efdnot9 SOrrGt6a cine MuSpdbl BON Me[pbepns. son Ben Be-
fen Snitruneatennader n ;d S45-200.
III Vtanps nerben urn9ctaufdt, aus1entetbet u~o eefttmnt.
aSnt. Shade II. Cpmp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

The right interest only without any warranty what
the city Of New Orleans the estate
John McDonogh TO the above two described win sold
SEVEN OF LAND the right side of the Misyis
plan drawn by Louis H Pile City Surveyor the dimensions
BEING taken plan by VIM Mccullough limited States
Snryeyor- General, as folloas-
Tract No. contains srpepts and Il of an ;rraor
form, bounded north and west by lands belonging
Iaudon No. IL RiS parallel line with canal
uestrehan and south by Bayou 0uachn tract No. IA
Tract No. contains arpens and is Of ;rrepar
farr south lands onlery properly Of j. II De
S,ruy by lands belonging l.. Mlaudon north hy
parulel with the south limit and the Bayan
0uaete or Barataria.
Tract No. 10 contains about 1000 srpens is bounded
north tract No. L. line perpendicular canal
middle Of the distance from the 0za the line of
he tracts fronting on the river Mississippi south by the
Onacha Barataa by tract No. To- and tract No
13 a iis parallel with Canal nestrehaD,
Tract No 6 contains $40 arpens bounded west
by No. Is, north by No. II line perpendicular
the canal continuation of the line Of division tracts
No. IL and Is. by No. parallel with tbe
canal, and south by the river Ouacha Barataria.
contains a5Garpents and g bounded south
by tract No 6 north by the ne Of tracts q
g. west BY tract No r. and east BY the river onacha
taria and tract No. IT,
Tract No. Is contains about $50 apens bounded west
by tracts No. 6 ard IL and the other sides by the river
0nacla or Bafataria.
No HOO apents and is bouped nm
the north and by the lands of south by
the Bayou ouacha BaratRria Nos II and ls and on
the by lands formerly belonging community Of
tho Urgunes Convent.
TRACT OF LAND, the District of Rarntara on the
Bayou Dupont Ii leagues the city Orleans
dept OF three arpes and being island
Bayou Dupont the Rjgoets, Bayou St Denis and Small
BY recent survey the this tract has been
assertahed to be 1855 E2lee acres, as fellows;
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gfb 0rlsans Bulb Grestent.
EDITORIAL, coRREspoaDEycE, MISCELLANY.
what the AboIlaonists have Accomplished

What the Ab0Iifionfsts have Accomplished,
Some of the conservative men al the Nortl, have
begun to look around them and question the title
Of the Abotionists to all the Christianity charity
and virtue in the world. They have taken these
pseudo philanthropists at their own valuation
long enough; and insist, now, on having some
proofs Of the good they have done, or are likely to
do, before asserting TO their retaining the highest
places in the synagogue hereafter. This examiHa-
ton into things does not promise to turn cut very
adyantageously to the pretensions Of the fanatics
Tor when the matter is canvassed it is found that
instead Of having done any good, the AboIitonists
have been fruitful Of rnischiefto every class and
interest at the North and at the South and that
even to the negroes themselves they have been
an unmitigated curse. The New York journal Of
Commerce gives numerical exhibit of the ]. fruta
of Aboltionismn They are as follows:
!. The Abolitionists have retarded the ebol;,ron
81 slavery for half century at least.
T. They have caused many deaths bv v;aJarca
and sent distress unto thousands Of families in the
slayeholding States. = -
3. They have or win have caused the free negroes
To be expelled from most 81 these States rreatly
70 sssig injury and Distress - s. g -
=. They have CAUSED the slaves throughout the
oouthern states 20 be more vfgilantly guarded
and more severely dealt with in casss-s ;nanhari;
| nation. ~
8. They have tied up the hands Of ants-sia,,.v
men In the slaveholding States, and caused many
81 them to be expelled Or imprisoned including
Abolition lecturers, preachers, bookpedlers, etc.
or, II some Of them have not yet been expelled,
they doubtless soon will be. Many innocent per.
sons are greatly Inconvenience through unfound
ed suspicion. A missionary Of the Southern Aid
Society writes as follows: "Ony the light Of eter
nifty can reveal the extent of the suffering caused
to innocent thousands by that wretched affair at
Harper's Ferry. May God restore peace to our
country and prosperity to his church in it,,
8. They have greatly damaged the merchants.
manufacturers, and the whole population of the
North, by. checking the Interchange of commodi-
ties with the South heretofore SO advantageous to
all concerned. 's. =
Z. They have exposed our nation to the direct
calamlties which none but God can wholly avert
y. They have shown themselves to be without
common discernment, or else reckless Of cor,se-
guences to everybody but themselves. Who, after
this, would be an Abotionist? lz.5-.
We hope this setting down Of the hypocrites at
their true value will prove the starting point of
correction of public sentiment at the North. When
it is 50 plainly apparent that the fanaticaI excite
ment at the North has done nothing but harm, we
should think the common sense of the people there
would unite to put it down.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
1884 7o-loO

Les dverses sections parte de sections
critics soat contgues fomeraent ensemble plantation
de valenr La plus Eande portion
pour la cultivation Environ Is claire ct
petite maison batsses
bois sur lie dit moroccan de terre est de Yaeur
UN MoRCEAU DE TERRE dams 10 District Barataria fsur
"a rive gauce dn Bayou Barataria designe lot s.
description No plan dresst par VIM Mccullough
general dies Eats Un consistent praes stendart
du bayou de la Concession Bayon de Ia Barriere
enyon arpents de face Bayou Bseatara pofon
deur 6'environ 20 arpents.
Une gfande parte de
settlement lie droit tire NouveI
Orleans scdis de la propriete john Mconogh sers vendu
ct anetlne garane queieonque.
DEUx MORGEAUX DE TERRE dams lie District Barataria
dtgnts seon plan dresse par Louis H. Pile voyer dc Ia
VILE les dimensions Giant prise dun plan VIM j. McCnl-
Tough, general DIES Etas unis suit sayor
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Terres dams la Paroisse d'Est Baton Roue.

IN RICHIE MoRGEAu= DE TERRE stue dams Ia na,oissa
M Baton Ro1ge aenant g nedatement desso,s Dc IL
Nos de y ineassemsg ct sufs lie r = s. ps o. g.
dimensions etn nrises dim pan d v9yer de l. vile
arpenteur general DIES Etats-unis
Nm Nos H. e font fee euve Mississippi eou
CONNIE suit: ''ee, y Aes"iAhe
No y nesu environ II pets dc face euve ct conenan
environ Il acres superficial. - = ss
No ID 2ll pes de face au ieuye ct coutenot
ll1a acres .uperfct. e'''i1o'
No ID hesure III pes de face heuve ct conenant
No 10 ~ beds de face heuve conenant
70 nesme y peds dc face euye conenant
no z ere environ II pied de face heuve conenant
lneure environ III pieds de face cuye ct conenant
No " mesme environ M peds de face heuse eoneant
No ~ mesnfe peds de face heuye contenant
No q mesnre ~ peds de face feuye ct couenant
environ IA acres supetfciel. = : ~
No % environ 252 pieds de face an aa,vo ~
environ acres superficial. - = 1sHs
Nos a IL incnsisemen font face ehemin Highland eli
meSureni CONNIE suit -
No pieds de face nm cln,n;n =,
environ 81 acres superficial - - ~
No mes'e environ 2 peds de face ehein conenant
Ne environ 2 peds de face che.nn ct conenant
environ 80 acres superficial = : ~
No environ 252 pieds de face an c,er;n a. ,.
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