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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21

~ The dlstris. Of lads s@9I.;-@- -
New Orleans, Louisiana '1s't y sale as
Seized to paw and satisfy .,,.,,..
suit. sosIs u aboFe
Terms of sale--ca.b MD -.
apps g J. Y. DURABLE ,asI Y. q
Deputy Sheriff.
EIAT De IA 10 UISIANE, T-oo7s,a
POuss; Baton Rouge Sls9lSSE
1r'ct JadIsiaire. Jules Bra aasslne DIS.
5 IT, 5oss Jones' administrator Ct :, r.
Eli verta d'uo ordre de za;s;o
addresse au sheriff Dc la paroissa = 'pn pente
Baton Rouge dams lie process eide'a. ouest
date du 10 4~osesnbre 1867, De pHa5' g %
coor da c'pquiems district iadiciair = d,a !.
ct pour Ia psroisse ct Etat susd;to pg y:
saIsie ct jouyirai en- veute onbI;ona -
plus o1rsnt ct dsrnier encberrissaa. ao
MASON de coar de cette p~aroisse 5,oa -
Baton Rouge. s
SAMEDI, lie 4Be jour de Janyier n,oot..
Il d., 1867, a II heures a. m ts,s
titres ct i~nterets des defendants W;as,
fred hewie deeedee. yeuve Charles Pm
represented par Henry Jones adams.
teur, ct des %enfants uineurs de ster,ban :,
Sarah Pipes, decides, Represented nj, 4
W Pope, curator ad hoe, aux rnoreaan.
de tefre hgpotfeqne ct ci'apres decr;,s
F.
/ Un certain morceaude terre sitps ),
cette pafolsse, a en environ ausraote j
pents du ieuve Mississippi. canteasat ..
viron cling arpents ef demi de facade ave-.
la pfofoAdenr : appartenaat, les Jigt,pa
yers e fond, borne N assnt mar
de Henry ". AIIea ct Charles +.
Hamilton, en- baut par celles de J.T.&
Wm. Nolan, ct Ell has cslles de Stephen
IF veuve Charles Pipes.
2. Tn autre moroccan de terre aussi 81.
tue Ell cttte paEoisse, ~cantenant .repte
nenf acres de suQerfsie. plus gu moins,
borne en- haat par teffes de il. l. Wm.
en- has par celles De II. W. Allen.
al fond par cefies de Abram LobaelI es
avaut par lie cheinin de fer.
). Tn autfe morceau de terrs aussi
en- cette paroisse, etant la uoitie ou
'errain No. i della section sspt de town.
de range douze est, ~coasenast dix.
nit sc 100 acres.
/. In autre moroccan de sesfe situa
en- eeste paroisse, contenaGt environ
l3uze acres dessuperfcie, hprse eI.baut
oar terres de ] t. K Wm. Nofan, Ell bas
lar celles de Is3uis Lavigne Ct d fond
,ar celEes de Abram LobdelI, avee toutes
es hatisses ct authorizations qui s'y ttou.
'ent sur les qnatfes alerceaux de terre ei.
'evant decrits, tous les droits, privileges
eryitnd4s yapParteuant.
fsaIste pour payer ct satisfaire IL mon.
ant dn Judgement, DIES ~inserets 6. frais
ans lie process ei dessrs.
Conditions de la yeutp-upnptaSt, syee
'enetice d.inventaire.
ov3e j. Y. Durable. Jr..D
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH Or
West Baton Roura. Fiftt, ,Jnate;si fss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21
nov30
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis

S ~ udlGtdG LIS
trict. Lizsie Taylor, Administrators
vs.. VIM. B Robertson. No. 2060.
BY virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale
directed to the Sheriff of the parish OIL
West Baton Rouge. in the above entitled
and numbered cause, of date November
18th a. d. 1867, from the Hon. the Fifth
District Court in and for the parish oil
West Baton Rouge, State aforesaid.
have seized aud will offer at public auc.
ton to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House of this parish Of West Bat
on houge on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of January.
a. d., 1868, at II O'clock a. m. all the
right title and interest of the defendant.
Vim. b. Robertson, in and to the following
described m~ortgaged tract of land situat
ed IN this parish, to wit
A certain tract Or parcel of land sitn.
ated IN said parish of West Baton Rouge.
one hundred and sixty.tbree
50 100 acres, being the west half of the
quarter Of section twelve and
the east half of the northeast quarter of
eleven in township seven. west Of
Mississippi river. Of range eleven east
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21
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HERN0GENE BABIN. Coroner.

Flat DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISsE
-d0aest B atom Rouge, Cnur du Giaqni-
eme District. Lizzie Taylor, admins
~tratrice VS.. ". 3 Robertson. Ne. 2O60.
En- vertu DIM ordre de saisie ct rent Re
addfesse an sheriff dc Ia ~paroisse 4'Onest
Baton Rouge. diHs lie process ci.dessus, en-
date II IS Novefa5re 1867, de rHon. Ia
eour du Cinqnieme District dams ct ponr
"a p%aroisse d'Oaest Baton Rouge, Etat De
Ia Louisiana, j'af saisfe ct Iexposerai en-
en- yente pnblique au plus offraut ct der
Tier encherisseur, a Ia maison dc cour de
eette paroisse douest Baton Rouge,
sAMEDI, lie 4ne jour de Janvisr a. d.
1868, a Ii heures a ~, tous droffs, titres
rt interets do defendeur. WIN B Robert
son, dams Ia propriete hypotbequee ct ci
apfes decrite situe en- cette paroisee, ssvoir
On certain terrain on moroccan de terre.
slime go cette paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge.contenapt cent soixante-trois 80
100 acres, etant Ia Motto Quest du quart
nord Quest della section douze, ct | "a moitir
est du quart nordest de la section onze
en- township sept. Quest de deuve Miss
issippi, de range opze est dams le district
des terres vendues a la Nouvelle Orleans,
Etat de la Louisiana.
salsle pour payer eft satisfaire lie mon
tant du judgement, interel ct frais dams
lie process ci dsesus
Conditions de la vente-Comptapt.
avec b~enefice ~d'inventaire.
j. Y. DURABLE, Jr.,
nov50 Deput55 Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Bato" Rouge, Fifth Jud cial Dis.
trict. William White, administrator
Us Edward Leray. No. zoos,
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
directed to me in the above entitled and
numbered cause. Of late November 28ta
1867, from the Hon. the Fifth District
Court and for said parish aud STATE, |
nave seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder in front of the
Court House eff this PARISH on
SATURDAY, the Alb day of January
next, 1868, at Il o'clock a. m ali tie
right, title and interest Of the defendant
in and to the following described proper
", to wit
The upper half of a certain tract Of
land situated in this parish. and desie-
rated as he upper half of quarter sect
ion twenty-eight in township eight Of
Iange eleyen east, containing eighty acres
Seized to pay and satisfy amount Of
judgement. interest and costs.
Terms Of saie-Cash, with bsneft of
spprasement.
ETpYaaWr p4BIN ras
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21

Conditions de la vente-Les myUlhe $
compliant. La terre au compliant pour
la somme de cent ciuquante piastres, ct
pour Ia balance racqaereur fournira ses
oIllets portant hypotheque ct privilege de
vendeur sur Ia terre, endesses a Ia salts
faction de administration It payables en-
montants egaux en- IN ct deux ans du
jour de Ia yeute.
" DURABLE, Jt,
uov30 Depute Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trlct. 10 matter succession Of Terence
Derichebourg, deceased. No. CT.
By virtue of q commission directed 70 the
Sheriff Of the parishof West Bat'n Rouge
n the above entitled ard numbered sue.
c~ession, of date November 10th d. d, IS
81, from the Hon. the Filth District Court
~ and for said paltsh and State. I will
affer at public sale to the last and highest
bidder on the premises of Terenle De-
~richebourg, near Bfuly Landing, in this
parish Of West Baton Rouge, on
TUESDAY, the 3Ist day of.Decembet
next, 1867, at Il O'Clock a. m, the here
matter described land aud personal
property, to Wit -
/ A certain tract If land. or pIanta-I
tlon, situated in this parish, measuring
one arpent and t~bree-QuarteFs, more or
less, froet to The river Mississippi, with
the depth Of eighty arpeuts, more or less,
bounded above by laads Of beirsofZ phirin
Blanchard and below by lands Of Pierre
Gfanger, aud in the rear by lands Of E
D. Trinidad, together with all tie build
ings and improvements thereon -
? y lot of personal aud community
property, consisting of cue old Carriage
ard harness, one Cd mare. one cooking
stove, QUE lotof corn. three hogs, one lot
oGcroekery ware, knives and forks. two
iu the B. r. G. T.. & q. Railroad
Go one claim against Jam Baptiste La
Baaye, one lot OF implements Of husband
ry, one shot gun pouch aud b~ae.sonci
silver watch, one lot Of household flrai-I
ture, bedding and cfocksfy ware, one cow
aud calf, etc.
Terms of sale-The movable Objects
for cash. The land for cash to the amount
of one hundred and fifty dollars, aud fort
the balance the purchaser to furnish his
notes secured by mortgage aud vendor'S
on said land with approved per
sonal security, said notes payable in equal
amounts in one and two years FROM the
lay of sale. j.. Y. DURABLE. Jr,
nos30 Deputy Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21

someuody saTs editors are pOOr, where
upon an exchange remarks I" Humbug.
Here are we. editors of a country paper,
fairly rolling III wealth. We have a COED
office. a double-barrci rifle. seven suits Of
clothes, three kittens, a Newfoundland
pup, two gold watches, thirteen day and
two night shirts, carpets on our floors,
a pretty wife, own oEe corner lot, have
ninety-three cents IN cash. are out Of
debt, and have 10 rich relatives. If we
are not wealthy it is a pity.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
triet. In matter succession Of Alexan-
der Barrow, deceased. No. 686.
Whereas Thos. G. Sparks has applied 10
the clerk of said Court for the. admins
tration of the above succession
Notice is hereby given that all opposi-
ton to the appointment of said Thos. G
Sparks as administrator aforesaid must
be filed in the clerks Office Of said parish
within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice.
@. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge, this
l4th day of December, A. D.. 1867.
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA. PAROISsEI
d'0uest Baton Rouge, Cinquieme Dis
trict Judiciaire. Daus paffaire de Ia
succession dAiexander Barrow, dece-I
dee. No. CSC.
Attendu que Thos. G. SPARKS a fait appli-
cation au greffier de la dite cour pour
administration de la susdit succession-
Avis est par ces presentes dome que
toute opposition a appointment du dit
Thos. G. Sparks CONNIE administration
susdit devra etre fait au bureau du grief
fer de cette paroisse dams les dix iours
qui suivront la premiere publication des
oresentes. 0. NJ. LEBLANC, Grelier.
Bureau du Grefier, p~aroisse d'Ouest
Rouge, CO IA Decembre A. D. 1867.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH Or
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial lis,
trict. jules Bsoussard VS.. Henry Jones,
Administrator, ct ais No. 1885,
by virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale
directed 10 the Sheriff OF the parish Of
West Baton Rouge, IN the above entitled
and numbered cause. Of date November
18th, 1861, from the Hon. the Fifth Dis
rrict Court in and for said parish and
State, | have seized and viii offer al pub.
lie sale to the last aud highest bidder at
the Court House Of the parish Of West
Baton Rouge Oh
SATURDAY, the 4th day Of January :.
d., 1858, at Ii o'clock a. m, all the right,
title and interest of the defendants, Win.
Hewie. deceased widow Charles
represented by Henry Jones, aa.
miuistrator, and of the minor children OF
and Sarah Pipes, both deceased,
and represented by N. W. Pope. curator
in and to the following described
mortgaged tracts of land to-wit;
/. A certain tract Of land situated in
this parish. at about forty arpents fron,
river Mississippi, containing about
i've arpeuts and half front, with the
iepth thereto belonging, the said lines
opening in the rear. bounded in front by
ands of Henry W. Allen and Charles ..
Hamilton, above by those Of John I
VIM. Nolan and below by those Of St
IN and widow Charles Pipes.
2. Another tract of land also 81
u this parish, containing thirty nj
acres, more or less, I
aboye by lands of j. T. & VIM.
,elow by those of FL. w. Allen.
n the rea by those of of Abraf
Iell and 10 front by the Railroad.
3. Another tract of land also .saate4
this parish, being halt of the lot no.
t section seven of township seven OF
ange twelve east, containing eighteen
acres.
4. Another tract of land also situated
this parish, containing abou. twelve
uperfcial acres, bounded above by lands
j.. I. & VIM. Nolan, below by those OF
'ouis Lavigne and in the rear by those OF
tram Lobdell, together with all build
lgs, improvements and fixtures OF every
ind on and attached to said four descfi-
ed tracts of land, rights. ways and ser;
tndes attached to same.
Seized to pay and satisfy amount OF
dgement, interests and costs i, aaa5ove
lit.
Terms Of sale-Cash, with benefit Of
,praisement.
wa " pupArnr L q
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
sTRFFT IMPROVEMENTS.

Extensive improvements are to be made IN
the streets Of this city The majority Of the merchants
along Broadst having determined that their ears shall
not longer be deafened by the noise Of numbering trucks
and other heavy vehicles and having spritedly moved
a. the matter that street TO be covered with the
Neholson. or wooden pavement The work is TO be com
menced this week. The same kind OF pavement Is
ana the contractors organizing WORKING
gang 10 commence operations within rev DAYS:
4. about 70 be put down In secondaye, from
Sixty rstst 10 Eghtysxthst THIS az the reader
ent ht the present time Belgian pavement is being laid
,yar the funnel on the Fourth-ave This IS an improve
e5t which has been very much needed Heretofore te
street has been looked upon By the frsS
Third 10 Fifhaves Belgian pavement Is gong dOwn %
Also in many other streets up town The result OF sCs
S,nnrovemens M town that building lots, with 'front.'
linz of 5 feet which before the Improvement commanded
y A. 900 the real estate market have risen 10
Ss line lot averages s5. The Broadway Improvement Is
fayOrably progressing
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE VINEYARDS AT cRoToN POINT.

On the Hudson River, between Sing Sing
and Croton Landing, is Croton Point marrow slip OF
land extending TO the middle Of the river Here are tne
,ous crotop Point Vineyards" belonging 10 Dr H. l.
IJpderhi The Doctor about 100 acres, or ABOUT
half Of the Point The land is high and level Ihefe
neaptifu, beach running around the entire hecn oIv
ySrtl, has a greater part Of his place IN iru st,5 my
cranes They are trained on wire treInse' % rsnes are
siabt feet high About Onefourth ot tne EhpoS E
Ttawias and the rest Isabellas, ana rev ooe,
They ali look wel and are free from & TUt VI
The doctor has some fine specimens OF tne bve been
.S Usrtford Prolific Come OF the vines nafo h 49,, a.,
in,nd is years The perfectly stIagh' irn an
many places the vineyards are as snsd ,hsroob E cul
3 re not 10 be found and everywhere arc
ystio5 ia marked feature OF the place. & ih To1es
everywhere Millions Of purple CLUSTERS sn sdes ~ bnd.
srom arbors from tTeses from trees ron M f are
ngs, and from fences breeze A and each day they
bnsh deeper and deeper under the warn nan %beS are
hnrdersd With plum and nectarne trees Ser a. For
~ anoe tiaf they lean directly over tno ava The
~ yssrs thsse<rees have borne every ~ sedo nossie
fruit has never been injured by insects without It's being
stn5g y the curcuo Again, the vaPor iISI Iy tRe late
wstr1 nrfvents the fruit from being h9Hrsu "
frosts la the spring Near the cenVei " '-O
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
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DIED.

BRowNISG-ralh C Friday Sep, Ade louise infant
The relative. and friends q the i, are Le.PsnME ~ nys & 70 spa S
No "a West Forty sIst Monday Sept g. at 10 o'clock H.
BRrNgERHopP-on Friday Sept Mary wife of Daniel BrinkerhOf
RELATIVE. and friends are attend her funeral on SUNDAY sept
Al 81 O'Clock D. m Chrsts Church Msnhassei H. Con,sysne
Great Neck dpo, arrival Of o'clock H. tram 'On huH''
CAMPBELI-on Friday morning, Sept g. Hannah wife OF Allied
g'%P.'n ,5 ' S II h. family are respectfully invited to attend The
funeral from residence No. 6sS "1'erl on Sunday "e
noon at II O'Clock
cARLros-A Rsry Pasc Bs,nS s G Of y,lSr d,
fever hug H. Anna stoekTel The oeoSea wiie S h n n
Hayen coan aged IS years
oRASEIu Morr,n, Thar,i, Sep. MAR cF,n' daughter
Fanern services Preesa Church southeast Centre on Sau
dsy al u o'clock. Friends Of the family are Invited
nuWMRR-Op Sunday Sept Miss Marketable Dummer 'he Bth
year. axe daughter Of the late stephen Dummer
Sand, Point h e ,.a. gaSIi' Sept Lydia Alice
ps, ssSs.y S ai !s 1s' sc. Of ss parents No. "
F.1ss s Il L J. Rev. sS r siYs y yea. MS
s, a, Inc Reformed Dutch Church Of Fstbuh at o'clock N
GRIpPTHA Hudson City N j. THURSDAY Sept Evan GHhh
s Ss sn s o te fmy arc invited attend bis funeral suni
afternoon Sept ' oeocl from ., bis lss s Jssy Civ Ferry q
.!cis,H .yi; Hudson CITY, '''''''' VIII ''
uoYTA yorv,lh Conn Friday Sept Mary H'' wd0" OF the
STs' s M friend! Of the family respectfully invited ed to attend the
9ns % % lI be IN attendance arrival Of tho Ut train hon Ne"
Ycri -. - ,,c, .c.r
lonT and panfa Illness Sarah OPpn wife Of Richard ppH
esq, aged 7B years - g.. & toh, Iral,u Il,
LUDLAM-A Oyster Bay, H. d. On iHu''u'' ''F"
the Of his age ,ur.s attend
10 s "a. late residence Saturday, Sept H o eooA
On "Wednesday Sept Mr. stephen Leach sged y years
.rvics. tbls morning (Saturda) at 10 ooA n m ,ne
Gb,peI Of Dr. Osgoods Church. corner 0' ram Ae ANU '
Muthst vr,u,.. NJ.
int Of his age
. No Ii r. M and the members Of paa 1rani Council
Degree Memphis respectfully Invited 10 AUrhu ne
So on Sunday Sept O'Clock from h' late residence NO f'
West Fourthst =,
MANDBvILLE-On Friday sept o. 'a'na'He "'' VI ''" v '
- d.vie In the l3th Of her age ., 80, 4,
Of the
1sr. from residence No 7ol WAshngton on Sunday
afternoon, al 3 o'clock
PRCR-on THURSDAY morning Sept hi'e rr'ee WHO" o no@
Price. - .t,.i a.. ..,a r.. e,.a,.i fam her
No Suh, Saturday, Sept !, al -
o'clock D. m Without further Invitation
THOMPsOY-0n "Wednesday Sept Of dysene Lyman Thompson
T fsbd aud relatives Invited o anl hi' funeral s
aneaooa O'Clock, at the te,laence oi bis soh'n"' lI
sAeYau. GIseDwea, Coaa.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.-l ne ,llisI, AlneIl
con League OF which Peter Cooper is President
and John Williams Secretary, have published an address
f the pconle Of the United states, showing ter ODec
and operations The former TO promote, protect
aud encourage the interests OF American ab0r-to stm
iatc and render profitable domestic production, whether
agricultural mining manufacturing 70 Keep iathlui
Watch over all questions affecting the industrial or imam
coi condition OF the country, and thus TO secure the IN
dmstrol independence and prosperity OF the United
States This the League purpose doing by the disem
monthy journal and have made arrangements Tor the
dlstyibutio OF books tracts and short popular docu
nt for public lectures and addresses on tue great
nrincnles involved and for the preparation OF schoo
hooks incucatng sound doctrines OF political economy
Trrtorv with branches In all the cities towns ana VII
ia%es The League will devote great dea OF attehuo
mr,fs the promotion Of the cooperative system anu
The enforcement OF the Revenue laws Inc LOous vi N
Secretary are at No. IL Park place. New-foIk-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
EXPLOSION AT LODI. \. J.--FACTORY DESTROYED
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

A singular accident occurred III the Rennle
Print Works at about o'clock yesterday morning
inst as the mills we're starting one Of the large steam
boilers called keyers, capable Of boiling or steaming
200 pieces and about IA by 10 feet exploded utterly de
,nolshing the large brick building in which about "a
SONS are usually employed. Although eight persons were
hurt none were injured fatally. Tho huge boiler was
about 800 feet until 1t seemed small as barrel In de-
scending fell the bank OF the race-way sinking Tar
into the ground The wOrknen al aver that the lhlhB
was in the air five minutes but Of course THIS is nonsense
heess they believe IT, also that IL was poised III
be air about minute There IS doubt that the enor-
mons mas OF iron did reach prOdgiOus mght, since
while il was In tho air very many OF the operatives
escaped into the yard Naturally for some time intense
excitement prevailed and not until the last person was
known 10 be safe out Of the ruins did it subside
one bov was left hanging between the beams gh uB on
fra yneut of the wall but lac soon taken down Two
Jirlg who were the lower floor working AZ sewing
nacIine were reused by the beams falling upon tier OF
cnfton goods I'm bales. The sewing machines al when
fbe prl were working broken ana the girls were
thron 10 the floor slightly bruised but not seriously IN
red The majority OF the hands were In TINS room ana
the fan OF the huge tmbers that otherwise must nave
fallen fiat and crushed 10 death all who were IN me bud
ing Tie loss to Mr. Rennte hardly De less tban
$4,000 No material soppage viii occur as immediately
after the persons taken out wOrnen were SET 10 re-
building the factory. The building was three stories
we're injured Tony KcIt hurt in the head Marine
TrOse had his leg broken, and was badly bruised the
two oyerseers in the room also injured THOMAS
Pbalou sustained neck wound and II is said had an arm
and leg broken The other wOrkmen IN the factory, al
Though bruised, were not seriously injured
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

are the winecears They are built Of brick and stone
and cost many thousands Of dollars There are ABOUT
10000 gallons of wine OF all ages in these cellars
some Of the wnecasks cost 500 apiece,
and hold about 700 gallons each. ON the
place are large apple orchards OF the Newtown
Pippin variety. They do not do very we'll D't are are
1uite profitable as the fruit brings high price Peach
trees grown here not troubled with borcrs a te arc
on the high lands, neither does the frost aec he s
does those planted away from the water The Doctor
claims TO make only pure grape wne unadlliefa,@eu @
either with water spirits. on the extreme emu VI & e
point Is Mr. Underhs dwelling. Itis Dult OF Drlck Nth
o marble foundaton the lower floors are paved win
square with an observatory, from which one may have
fine view of the Hudson for many miles each way The
village CrOtOn the North looking in the op
pOste direction one Sing Sing with ITS churches
villas nesting lovingly among the trees on the ryer
bank.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
TIE LAND OFFICE.
,ner wilson of tho General Land Office is

Commissioner Wilson of the General Land Office is
receipt additional from the Surveyor General Of Caona
and Arizona completion Of the Of ten townships
c,Bt situated In Sskyou aud Eoraro Counties the
north and the embracing Of over iO
.cy for cultivation Of the townships crossed by the
bnndy California and Nevada as established
Nv under the authority Of the respective states
Thn noo the falling within the State Nevada are STU
s,s Roop Douglas Counties and embrace an aggregate area OF
a 10 acres suitable agricultural The lands falling within
Douglas County Nevada in close proximity to The copper mines
mai csy The premises borado County situated
oh and Tahoe the land along the lake being exceedingly
fertile producing luxurious crop OF hay every year he remainder
80 a , living east mountainous covered With yellow pitch,
snncs and suga pine ba and m trees The land Lassen COUNTY
Ave- s generally level land bat there portion
rocky and hy nnnans In rough mPassabe mountains porhs
with growth ofhay The timber being chiefly Juniper
80 onrtsn mahogany second aud third rate In sisky
Comfy The land Upper hdie and lower Lakes the m
S unuuay and terminating the vest In low foot hills he
soil frs. producing hay and cereals and vegetables Of
slkiu