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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
Select 1)octrn.
The Bribed Legislator.

The man who is unfatnful to trust,
However small is vitality unjust
Aud he who is unjust in little things
Would be o villain in the courts Of kings;
Present a bribe and down his virtue falls
In courts, in camps or legislative halls
The brbed apostate Blot his hateful name
From each and every scroll OF honest fame
Let man trust him-none forbear to she'd
Contempt and deep dishonor ON his head
Let Scorn her finger point with bitter gibes,
And say, behold the consequence of bribes
Let guileess children, as he passes by,
ShrinR from his touch and shudder at his eye
Let lovely women loathe him with disgust,
And spurn him reptile in the dust
And whilest he lives, let in fanny alone
Claim this Bribed Leg islator as her own
Until he diesand sinks into the grave,
TO poison wo rms that feast upon til knave
There midst the storms let hidcous FAIRIES foul
Hold nightly revels and in concert howl
Let kissing scrpcnts make that spot til cir home,
And be the watchful guardians of his tomb
And when he goes to hell let Satan stare.
And ask Kim "who the davi sent HIN there !"
And fec the insult, d ecp, severe and keen
To sec fend pre- emincntly mean
Mid better devils rudcly ushered in,
foul, appalling prodigy of sin;
And in Iels hottest furnace crommod,
Let him be damned-suporlatively damned
And why not damned Tor such tran sCeudant crimes
Yes, damned eternally ten thousand ines
--CoSwAy
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sGr A passenger swearing terribly in
the cars on the Boston and Providence
railroad was approached by young min
lister with more zeal than discretion, who
saiG to him abruptly:
"My dear sir, do you know where you
are going You are going straight to
hellp'
"Just my id luck" replied the man
looking the minister in the face with an
alarmed air, and suddenly fumblrg for
his check II bought ticket Tor PrOvi-
dence."
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nGr The following is the conclusion Of
an episaph on tombstone in East Tenl
nessee.
"She lived a life ofv!rtue, and died of
the cholera morbus caused by eating green
fruit in full hope Of blessed mortality,
at the early age Of - ears, months and
10 days Reader 60 thou and do like.
wise.
We used to eat green fruit in the hope
of blessed mortality and it always gave
US demoralizaticn of The stom ach there.
fore we beg to be excused from the like.
wise
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Philadelphia. Jan. 20, 1866.

PUcK's New VoeABULARY.-The old
"ladder to learning" style ofbook is now
sadly out ofdate and is more apt to mis-.
lead children cftbo present day then to
instruct themI Puck has at infinite pains
prepared new vocabulary for children,
which he has no doubt the board Of Edu.
cation will order to bo used in all the Pub b.
lie Schools.
=. What is a waterfall
Il. a 10. Of curls made ou. of the
lails OF dead Chinamkn, and worn by Ia.
dies on the back of their heads.
q. What is complexioni
Il. Red and white stuff, which is sold
in small pots at dollar pot.
Q. Wha. is bust.
4. A ten cent cigar, glass of lager,
aud going to pretty waiter. girl saloon In
the evening.
Q. What is amusement I
A, Tying two cats together by the
'ails cutting girl'a doll open and let
Ting the sawduss out or anything else
that makes you feel good.
Y. What is a patriot I
Il. A fellow who loves his country,
and want to get as much out of it as DOS.
sib!o.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

JUDGE KING of FRANKLIN county who,
in the contested election ease of Rowe vs..
Stcnger, decided "that the Penalty of for.
leiturc OF citizenship could not be inflicted
without due process oflaw and dsssrtsrs
can be dslranchi.ed only upon conviction
oithe offence by some competent tribunal"
is Republican in politics. His decision
fully sustains the position taken by judge
Gilmore, OF the 27th district, who d q
Democrat, t,--JohnStown Democrat.
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TAKE pAarIcuLAK NOTICE.

Dr J. nidrcs-cs all those who have injured them
selves by improper Indulgence and solitary habits,
which run bult buI! rtd mind, uniittlng them for
either busncssS study, society, or marriagc
These are sOmf Of tn sad and me'anchnlIy effects
produced by CtIly lr''s ut youth, VIZ: weakness "i
the Back aud Limbs. aims in the Head Dimness OF
SI.ht Lusy Of iiu,cuiar Pow"i, PapIH,iun Of tie
ll~art DyspcpSia, Ncrvuls iratuhilty. D'rhngcm"ut
Of the HigcstIve lnurt Gencrai Debility, Symp
tams uf Consumption &c.
MENTALLY IL fearful effects on lr mind are much
to be dreaded. Loss of iacmorv, Confusion of Ideas
Dcp3c.aion Of spirits Evil Forbodines, Aversion to
Society, ScIf ilsttusi Love Of so ltud" lmldily,&c
are some Of the rvI prOduced.
Thousands Of pnrsnns Of all ages can now judge
what ID the cause Of heir declining health losing 'l!
rigov brconnrs weak pate. nervous mud en- aciatri
having a tinsuar appearance about the eyes, cough
md sNmiptons Of COMss mptiOn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

RAGGED URCHIN.-Please give dad a
short pipe.
BaTman.-Cant do it. Don't know
him.
Ragged urchin.-Wby, he gets drunk
here every SatuSdsy night.
BaTman.--Oh does he my little dear
Then here's nice long one, with bit .of
wax at the end.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

E-S- The largest Ay-wheol in tho world
has just been cast at tho Fort Pitt Works,
in Pittsburg: The melted iron was con-
Quoted from The furnace across one of tho
streets of the city, distance of one hun
dred and sizty-three feet, and weighed
forty.two IONS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
YOUNG MEN

vho have Injured themselves ny cs-ta'n praetoeln
,uIgcd in hen alone. habit frcgurnty learned from
evil comuanions AT schO0 the effects of winch are
slightly frL even when asleep, and, # not cured rch
dcgs marriage npo-shic aud destroys both nina aud
body. Should apply Immediately.
What Il pity that young man, the hope OF our coun
~ the Pride of his parents. snHlI he snatched from
alI utmnecs aud CnjGy nrnts Of lie, by the CUnsc-
qucncr II dcvalug from The path Of nature. hnd in
dulg ing IN raiu secret habit such persons must,
hs far
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24

PAuPERs.-We have now four millions
OF paupersr 10 support, all made by Aboli.
tion fanaticism. 1t costs 100000 White
lives to make them, and now we will be
compelled to support !hem at the expense
OF the public. Such is Abolitionism.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-24
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful aud destructive habit which annu
ally sweeps to IA uhmely grave thousands OF young
Of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect,
who might otherwise have enhanced listening Sen.
u'rs with 'he thuud of cGgucncc, walked to &c.
stacy the iiYins Tyre may call with full confidence.
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VOLUME 20.

in conclusion upon tho ludicrous figure we
crt before the civilized world. The whole
thing is farce. We Irish have become
laughing-srook to the American people.
They know that the whole thing is a tenn
pest in teapot. 1t is high time that this
abortion should come to an end, and tina.
tho Irish in this country should abandon
their wildgoose notions Of immediate in
dependence, and pay attention to thoir le.
gitimate business.
l am fellow-cOunsrymen, yours truly,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Philadelphia. Jan. 90, 1866.
NoTE.--One hundred thousand armed
men at $500 per year, to arm clo,he, and
equip, feed and pay each, including artil.
lery aud cavalry, will COST at least $50
100000 transports and war vessels, $40.
OO0,OOO moro. Baron Munncbsusen's a
7chemes or the widest dreams ia the Ara.
bian Nights fall far short of such Utopian
imaginingS.
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S ia L Z M Z n t
of the Finances of the
County of Columbia,
Erom the lst day of Jan. A D., Is6.

from the lst day Of Jan. A D., 1866
a to the lst day of January A. D. 1866.
The Auditors elected to settle aud adjust the public
accOuts of Columbia county. respectfully beg leave
report that they have examined the from the
first day Of Ian a. d. ej, to the first day of Jan. A.
d. 1865, and respectfully lay before the Honorable
Judges Of Court Common Pleas OF said inty the
following statement and report a2reeably to the 22d
ofthe Act of General Assembly of This Common
wealth, passed the fourth day Of April a. D., 1884"
DANIEL MCilENRY, Treasurer of Columbia coun
ty, in account with said county
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Jar. JcllNsrON

Member of tnc &. yai college OF surgeons, London,
Graduate lom of thc most eminent Colleges in the
United Sthes and the grcrcr part OF whose iIlc has
bccu spent ia hospitals OF loudon, Paris, Phila.
nclnha, aud clsrWhrrc las ELECTED some nt the mott
nstuni, ,hiUg cures that were ever known many trou
hlcd VITA ringing IN the head aud ears when asleep
yrcn, nervousness, being alarmed at sudleu sounds
ha.hCuinrss ~ ith frequent hushing. attended some
times with dCrausuenI of mihj, were cured imned
aIaI
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

m mpdntoTl Ulrod 0nG InTI vgor rrs'ored,
J his distressing nirC'ion-whci renders life mis-
cradle and marriage impossihle-is the penalty pai
by ihu victims of improper indulntnccs Nonng per
sons too apt COm'uit UNcesscs from not being
Of the drradful con- 'qucnces that may cHsuc.
Now, who that understand the subject VIII pretend to
tany that the power OF rrncrr alton is lost sooner by
tuosc Iallug INTO improper habits than by the pru
dent Bcsid.s b'ug deprived o. thc pleasure othtal'
tey Offspring the most sprrps aud destructive synp'
Inns Of brth tudy and mind arise. The System be-
comes dTargCd, III, physical and mcntal functions
wcakcncf, Loss of Provocative power, Nervous lrr'
liability, DysGepsia Pupliation Of the Heart lmHiges
SOn, Constitutional Debility, Wasting OF the Frame
Cough, Consumption, Decay ana Death.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
nr. johnson has discovered the most

The only Place schye Cure can be OBJ
fained.
nr. johnson has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy and only EAectual Remedy in the
World for Weakness Of the Back Limbs, Structures
Affections If the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary
DisrhUrgts, lnpoteury, General Debility, Nervous
ness dyspepsia, LHnguor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF
Ideas. iapi'ation Of the Heart Tmility, Trembling
Iimncss 1T Eight Giddincss, Disease of the Head
Vbront, Nose, OF EONeis-thOsc Terrible Disorders
arising from SOLITARY Habits of Youth secret and
solury practices moro fatal to their victims than the
song of syrrnS tu the Mariners Of Ulysses blighting
their most brilliant hopes anticpatons rendering
M = Nm. -LLL
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VALUA Bile
Steam FIGURING Mill
f @ II S "A l. E

FENHE LA GE FIVE STORY Stone
4 LL, known as MOTIFS, in the borough Of Pitt.
ston, Luzcrne county, Pennsylvania, Is ollie red for
sale. 1t is situated in heart of tia Wye ming and
Lackawanna coal dcids and certainly possesses al.
Vanlagcs r,gards locality, water and railroad COM
munl"ation, that no othe Mill possesses. 1t has
communicate from its door to Baltimore,
Md, tle side and Buffalo, N y. on the other,
while communication Is had by Railroad with all
paris OF tne country piluGt spu,ns 'nu rusquc. q
hanna brings grain &C. &C. oi wyoming vaIley rlSht
by its doors.
the of this valua Lle property being thrown up.
on the ma Tkct. Mir, Mott, as Is wcI known, was a
practical miller, and after the destru:ton OF his Old
Mill by fire. conceived the idea of erecting MODEL
MILL, and fl ON his ample means but the present
stru cure. 1t 10 furnished with an excellent engine,
four of stone, ana modern machinery of the very
best Mud. Its siVc foundations rests upon sol id
rock and r'sss five stories hgh from me canal The
grntlng floor L. IN the middle story. 1t IL the most
solid structure IN the cuu itry and was AWAY viewed
with honest pride, and justly too, as an enduring
monument of the owners Industry ana perseverance.
The storage capacity Of This mill Is enormous, and
four q ain &c. loaded aud unloa ded from canal
boats by improved elevators. There is machinery to
convey grain 10 any part Of the mll required. home
kg oGrs ready safe for all The bran shorts and
mill stuff manufactured al good prices
There Is n lot dwelling house aud hrrn, suitable
for the miller aud store and LOT adjoining the mill
ii not sold before the 10Th OF March next, IL will be
offered for rent.
Every practical business man who investigates the
dcsirablenCss Of the location, aud the prrmanance
its structure, must be fully convinced that this is a
most favorable opportunity 10 make sure and profit
bic investment, und affords rare chance accumu'
The terms if desired might be, quarter down
with equal yearly payments, with interest of tic
| whole sum of deferred payments annually.
Further pa artiCulars can be learned by addressing
N'''' d. x. MoRss.
! Moss Side, Carb5ndale Pa.
| b. d, sTuRDEVANT,
! Kingston Pa.
| February H. lsG6-3w. Executors,
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men contemplating mar
riage, being aware Of yscal weakness, organic de-
bility, Gcturmtits, speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the of Or J. may
tclpiously cCnhde in his honor gentleman, aud
confidently rely upon his SIM as physician.
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EXPENDITURES
Arpr1oRs Arp CLERRs.
Amt paid audIta-' ana clerk i6 10
W Writ audi tug prulhunOtary
and Rcgstus account 10 90
ASSESSORS PAY.
Amount paid asses sors for sprius
GMDGE L ROAD VIEWS
Amount pa, m4ry persons l73 OF
HIDGE CONTRACTS.
David Sa,1a. balance on bridge
contract n Pine township "a l22 no
W kIrUrrIgei in SJgar!oaf 7U1UO
David aI'5gc bnige Ia Dcuton 100 OU
BRIDGE REpAtRs
Amt p'I sun Try gaI.G"x ,%K f%rrrgsF' m5SEs 1922
Amt paid for blank ok. for pruhono-
tary g. Registers office, 80 40
COnSt"dlcs' Rctuns
Amount paid the several stables
during the year 133 2o
Can't Crtcr
Amount paid Moses Cotman $3.50
Cleaning COu7k HOnse
Amou paid sundr% persons "a 90
t0,tnty Hui2din9s
hmo IT paid for repairs At Court House
Jail during the year III oil
C0nlm1sS1Oue'S g. Clerk
Am. nj paid r Fruit Clerk Geo 90
pht Ncllenry Commissioner i76 I'll
Allen Mann l76Gi
John Fowler loOO
1880 s3
Commissioners Attorney
4 aunt paid w Writ Attorney ~ 90
Io,D1,,09,1CpnUH coJs
- ,,o n,
Amount paid sundry persons "! ~
D'S%ict attorney
Amount paid Il u Lltte Uo W
L(tCtIOn EIDenStS
,,,oun, maid for snting cIection 42I 90
e" r., Gnnrral0 :, 377 80
U1a cat &. Far Scalps
Aroup, raid sundrv pc..nns 65 20
'''"'' '' 81
E0tt
Mc'debat Expenses,
Amt paid for stationary for court 70 So
Insurance
N =,
iuiu hyco'n'ns i"s "a'oc 70
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INVENTORS OFFICES
DEFlNEUIL & EVANS.
Civil Engineers an7 Patent Solicitors,
Ma d3h Walnut 81 Dhn'n

DATENTs soil cited Consultations on Engineering
l. DTaughting and Sketches, Models and Machinery
of all kinds made and sSillully attended TO- Special
attention given to REJECrED CASES and IN FER
ENCEs. Authentic Copies Of all Documents from
Patent Office procured
N, B.-Save yourselves useless trouble and travel.
ling expenses thhTS is no actual need Of personal
interview with us. All business With these Offices
be transacted iu writing, For further information d
rect as above with stamp enclosed for cneula with
reference.
Feb ~, ts66-Iy.--J. Webster
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C, .. BR0eHWAY,
Ar L ORM8Y IA 7 z "a W.
Bounties Back. pay Pensions, &c. collected. q.
Special attention paid arising under the In
-'Tral Revenue Laws.
~ OFFICE First door below the Court House.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa.
Jan. 90, 1866
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Amt paid atthe several courts
IuIeS Rgunded.
Amt of road. school and poor tax re-.
funded to the several townships
Whole amt of orders issued for the
year lcGj 8
Deduct amt Of sheep damages or
drrs for the same year Clio 25
do taxes refunded to townships 343O O7
do borrowed money aud interest
on same IIeO 90
do Militia expenses IL 90
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14

BA1s.-Mardi dernier eu lieu a Ia sale
PjIiIharmoniaue un bal magnifque. Quoique
cette reunion n'ait pas etc aussi Dombreuse
on.on await lieu de lesperer, il y await cepen-
dapt assez de monde pour poavoir agreeable
ment passer son temps.
Denx jours plus tard, jeudi soir, une soiree
dansante egalement Gu lieu Napoleonville.
dams la sale des Odd Fellows. Dapres ce qui
nous etc rapporte par des personnes de no
tire vile qui ont assiste, cette soiree Oh Sc
ponouisssjent les plus bellies feurs de lassomp.
ton, etait tout ce qu'on peut voir de plus at
trayant de varieties, dc plus petillant de joie,
de plus scintilant de beauties.
-&s-@-s>--
MEuRrsEs.-On salt deja GU on do sayoir
que lie Constable, lennemi acharne de Ia race
canine, a annonce qu'ils allait, Ia loi dune
main ct Ia saucisse empoisonnee de l'autre,
proceder a determination de cette race. Enz
consequence, il previent en- homme au canr
sensible, ceux qui possedent les bankruptcies
en- question de vonloir bien les tenir 10 ebai-
NJ. Maintenant. on Sc demande en- a-t-i fait
passer de 10 vie au trepas? c'est ce que nous
n'avons pu encore savor. Mais les aboiements
ct les grognements que nous entendons toutes
les nnits dams les rues de 10 vile, nous dissent
que lie nombre des victimes du poison pa pas
etc considerable.
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ORC NE OFFTcTET DE La PAROIssE DE LAFOURCHE EFT

torme un grandiose cortege aux flambeaux,
qui musique en- tete, traverse la vile pour
defiler snccessivement deYant Ia maison du
chapitre, on loge M. le vicaire general Girar-
din, puis devant le palais de l'eveque. La
musique cesse de iouer pendant que le cor
tege passait devant Ia maison du chapitre.
Devant Peyeche, Ia foule q chante les denx
ch9nrs Wir glGuben all an einen Cot
tnous croyons tous un scul Dieu). Ensuite,
NJ. Blasi, president du tribunal de Soleure, a
prls Ia parole pour Sc faire l'organe du senti-
ment populaire
Nous temoignons iei notre profond regret
de ce que, de notre vile. patrie de Wengi, au
XIXe steele, sont parts des principes qni
blessent de la maniere la plus vive le sens de
ia charite ct du support chretiens !.
. Nous professions solennellement contre
toute tentative d'appliquer chez nous, pour
iinhumation des protestaats, les dispositions
de lordonnance du vicsire general Girardin |;
''Nous declarons par Ia Que 10 religion
qintolerance qui y est renfermee, quel que
soft le nom don't ellie Sc reclame, est en- desac-
cord avec nos principles reiigieux;
"Nous declarons ayec une egale fermete
gu'une ordonnanee semblab.e me sera iamais
snivie dams notre cite. Nos concitoyens pro
testants continueront etre ensevels a cote
de nous en- tefre sainte nous, catholiques, les
conduirons q leur derniere demeure ayec tou.
te la solennite en- usage, ct la meme cloche
qui nous appelle Ia messe devra aussi ac-
compagner lenr conYoi fanebre dc ses plain
tiyes voices,
L'orateur termins par IN uisat a l'Evan-
gile damour ct de tolerance la foule chan
te de nouveau fbymne qui commence par ces
mots: Bruder, reicht die Hand sum Band
lFreres, donnez-vous Ia main on signe d'ali-
ance). puis ellie s'est dispersee dams le plus
grand ordre.
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Efat de la LOuisiane.r-6In
Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
L'ETAT DE- LA LOUISIANA

IE1AI UE LA IUUlGlANE
A ToUs cEUx QUE LES PREsENTEs coSoERNESr,
SALUT:
A TTENDU QUE Hippolite Gally ay-
AAant achete q une yente faite par le
Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Lafourche - propriete ci-
apres decritc, ssest addresse au CRETE de cette
Conr OH iadite vente fut enregstree, le Sleme
jour de mars de lannee 1865. par nm avis, con-
formement a une acte de 10 Legislature de !, E.
tat de Ia Louisiana, intitule Acte 1relatif aux
monition ct au mode de procedert approuve le
5 Mars 1855 Gull soft connu ct toutes person.
mes interessees cont par ces presentes sommees
gu nom de lEtat de 10 Louisiana ct de To- Sixie-
me Cour de District de ID Nouvelle Orleans, qui
pourraient avoir droit 10 proprietS ci-apres de-
crite, an consequence dun default de iorme dans
lordre, le sdecret on le jugenent de IA Cour, en-
vertu duqrel Ia yente etc faite, on de toute
irregularit6 ou illegalite dams, destination, Ia
Wis, ou le TENS ct le mode dc Ia veate, ou pour
.pne autre cause, qnelauonque, de iaire voir,
dams trente jours 4 dater de Ia publication do
cette avis. pourquoi Ia yente ainsi faite ne se-
rait pas con6rmee ct hcmologuee.
Ladite proprietc fut vendue par le Sherf, susr
dit le troisieme jour de mars de l'annes 1856,
en- yertu dun dGcret de ce te Cour repdn 10
sixieme jour de janvier de l'annee 1896 dams
l.affaire Abat Generes VS. L. G. Aubert, Nc
II 64s du Docket de cette Cour, laquelle ven
ta Hinpolite Gally s,est rendu acquereur pour le
pr;x de (S22, ,O0O) viugt deux mile piastres.
compliant, Description de Ia Propriete dsapres
le Transient yudisiaiye, SAvoia
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE eta
bl en- habitation sucriere, situe dams IA dite
Paroisse Lafoprche. sur 10 rive gauche du 30
you Lafourche, environ sept miles en- has DO
Ia willie de Thibodaux, mesurant huit ou hut ct
I'm quart arpents do face sur le Bayou Plus og
moiDs, par quatre-yipgt de profondeur, les Y
irnes laterales Eonyergeant considerablement Ct
Dormant nm superficie dsenyiron quasre cents
arnents. borne en- haut par les terres du dit Au-
bert et en- bas par celles du dit Anbert, ci apres
decrites ct par cees de r. =. Theriot 4 Gle.
I'm moroccan de terre adjacent et en- bas do
i.6ah;tation oui Went dsetre dkcrite, mesurapt
ouatre arpents plus on moins de face, par qua.
rante dc profondepr, horne en- haut par 10 dlte
habitation ct en- bas par les terres de F. ]. The
riot & Gle.
30. Un moroccan de terrc en- arriere ct dams 10
yolsinage de l1babitation premiersmcnt decrite,
Giant Ia section 106 du township l5 Sud, an
range IL Est de ID riviere Mississippi, contenant
! cina cent quatre acres, ensemble avec tous 'es
batisscs ct 'amelioration qai s'y trouye dessus.
40 ouatre mulets Deux Cheyaux, Une paire
do bceufs. Un Genisse, Deux Vacbes ct veaux'
CHM 'Charettes, Douze charuea. Quatre Herses,
ctc. peu pres deux cents barils de Aais Ct qn
lot do fourrage.
- Bureau du Grefiier. ce 7avril 1900,
let la Come aimee Dc Pindependance
dcs Etats- Unis. !. rr,..rS
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