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POLICY.

We have in this county certain class Of
men, styling themselves Democrats, whose
entire political vocabulary is mado up Of
simply one ,eord, and that word is POLICY |!
These policy Democrats are the men who
congregate in little, dirty, smoky, filthy, out.
of-thc-way back rooms, and talk in vhisprsd
tones Of the acts Of the government.
They are the men who gather in little
knots Of two or three, Oh the street, who
before condemning any act, first look in every
direction to see that no one approaches, and
then in low whispers say, this is all wrong,
but we must resort to policy to overcome it,
it won't do to openly condemn this course.
They are the men whose coward hearts
shake with fear at the sight or hearing Of a
military prison; or little, contemplate
shoulder. strapped hireling Of Abolition pow
er.
They are the men who never see the occa-
sion on which bold words should be used.---
No emergency can arise that to them would
justify the use Of strong, forcible measures |;
they never believe in asserting and main
tanning their principles with that indou,it-
able pluck which in almost every instance
guarantees victory. They never advocate
the glorious doctrine Of Right of Revolution,
but they are men who would purchase peace
at the expense Of honor, and personal safety
at the cost Of Nations independence-for
when the rights and liberty Of American
citizens were attacked and swepcd away,
by the lamented dead joker, in his suspen-
sion Of the writ of haJeas corpus-that writ
that guarantees to every citizen the sacred
privileges of proving his innocence OF any
crime with which he is chargcd-th.y cried
policy!
WheR our citizens were arrested without
fthe least possible color Of law, but in open
defiance oflaw, and incarccratedin the dark,
damp, and filthy dungeons Of American
bastiles, they proposed to resort to policy,
weak, low, grovelling. cowardly policy, to
effect change in the government and
maintain their honor and liberty.
When miserable, contemplate Aboli-
ton newspaper would applaud and indorse
these acts Of tyranny on the part Of the Ad,
'ministration, and hint that there were men
in that community who were marked, be.
cause Of their opposition to the Administra.
ton, they skunk away into their dark corners
feeling sure they were the men; and there
before their cowardly imaginations, would
rise up files Of soldiers for their arrest, and
military prisons larger than Forts Warren
or Lafayette.
When the proclamation Of martial law
swept away the entire rights and privileges
Of the people, together with every lcgisla
tive enactment, and substituted the will Of
one man in place Of the expressed will o
the whole, they did not denouncc the act ii
unmeasured terms, and advise the peopl
to organise an army to fight against it, a
brave men should have done, but satisfies
themselves for the outrage upon thei
dearest personal rights by that unmoving
inactive and fearing cry Of policy-policy.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

The Commiss ioncEs Of Columbia Moniouv Com.
ties will meet ut the mouth q: Roasnseresk on the
2xih NJ Sept inst, u 10 O'clock A. NJ. 10 receive
proposals Tor erecting q covered arch bridge over
Roar ingcrsek. the bridge will be seventy Ava
fsGt between the top Of the abutmenis and twenty
feet Wide. The sbuSBents will be, 0na about Ave
feet high aud tho other shout ten feet hg. with su
abis wingwalis /.
A. MANN, Commissioners
JNO. 2, FOWLER, ! Of Columbia
MONT. COLE. SC0sniy.
ISAAC AMERMAN Commissioners
JOHN MOORE. OF Mon,our
JAMES snULTZ. } County.
Sept II, 1867.
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BARN BURNED. The barn Of Samuel
Ressler, of Shamokin township, Northnm.
berland County, was struck by lightning on
the 2Sth ult., and consumed with all its con.
tents. The barn and contents were insur.
ed in the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, of this place, in the sum of elev.
en- hundred dollars. Just so much plucked
out of the fire, for the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company always pays its
losses promptly. .-Montour american.
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTs. !.
THE UNION PACIFIC
BAIL ROAD COMPANY
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Al an InveStment.

TIE rapid progress OF the Union facius
hailroad, now building west from Omanar
Nebraska, and forming, with its western
connections, an unbroken line across the
continent, attracts attention 70 the vaiuS VI
the First Mortgage Bonds when ~ tme Cem-
pany now offer, 10 the public. Inc ntst
question asked by prudent investors mr
Are these bonds secure Next, are
they profitable investment = 10 reply il
brief:
LIST. Inc early completion OF the wno's
great line to the Pacific is ns certain ~ any
future business event can be. The Govern.
ment grant OF over twenty million acres OF
land and fifty million dollars in its 'w.
ponds practlcally guarantees It. One iourta
od ,ae wsrk + - Iar;ddy Done aS ana a. the Track, Track
continues TO be laid OF the rate OF TWO miles
aanayr.r,p.:e.p.,,, aay n.
;.. ~. Inc onLon mon rac.nc na.lrSaa ga Donas aIs
ISSUED upon what PROMISES 10 pc one OF inc
most PIon.aDie lines .: raliroad III me coun-
i;vS: i;S. ,nuuo..;" ~. ,I" A,i",.;", uS. % tso ony
'; oon:.Is .n;.is Va. ..;.;n mi0 ":u acnc .na
u.."g m.'Hou. eonpc'N''n' "c"h h'ain'aia
''I'..'O 81 aSs o,;iOs ~ nj. .a e-:.,
and f,llv "nu;nnod With dono,. s Io,,n.' n'.nsa'
car. Ic HMdip" and two t,,;ns ; sro 'in;,,' 'ove',
w. ";T IN WV uais a,s u",y running
eS0 CO. m .S.o.n na.."Is .of tnc renainx
Mnmm,.;ns aro ~. m S"nJ Oa oaJ 8, ~ 'ne hocty
tract to l.. J,no;, S"nto.M.. aiu 10 u"uer con-
1tb Tho not e,rn!nr. r.uJS ,,f H. .:
ready sn;shei oro .o~sr.I " - ,;a. 'n' "eouon. sl'
the vold ;ntrros, rnon ,ha LIZ Tr.ee e'Ta.eI' 'nan
Rond. nnon s,cb i sec,;on. ' ,nd nI;t = Mor.sags
A. Nil. ~ tha ro.j ,ra." 81" not sno'n-
readv co,u nIetc,l would not nr,,, w. pa:s ~
s aSt cnS "S psnso. II h". 10 Nv. ony pay inter
T",nnanw na va p'"''' D"' '' p'oh'ao'e 70 the
oy III III. Jy,;o p,,;e. p.,,,
c,n h. ,,.r"d "U" omlv =. .i.a' ~. I'iroaa oonds
and nI.i therefore can never b j. the mari.,
" S,h Ths;r ,0cm, ,'n"mn. = "a uIe properly
law to , snm sa".l a :" rh.. + G.'.y r,mtea p
r" ca.arnsa. sum sa"a. " Mns. fiahted by the
secnd ~ o. sm ana ier "hIsa it takesa
a.0""a nen a' ns ssc"rlty .his amount
,ss ts9 o6 Nor m,Gs s west from Omaha
gu1y 9,Ey s1S'o9E rSo per m!e. ~
men. consSers .ac0nd Ins sn ~ D. Gover.
neas ions.us :u. seconu itn upon the ROAD
shssoo.. souJ ,'utie sa;n0ua and mat some Of the
haro .issaJ,, 'ua n"; 'aaels Oh nne country
"noo @ the stosL p Which IL 'e 70 'ni.on ,h doars
pH mo mov s,Usn Usii nnm. WHICH - 60 mem thrd
snh i;sn "1' We" '"Sp'' ''''noeNce III nsss
"'S Oh A,h,,.. :. :. 49,.
| IL, o." HA."ousI no' eiMmeo .has
% sne.o .an VI any pe'.cl secursies tha9 Hev-
Sru,s Srs. "r, ers are parties VINO consider
ss' .hS ,n n,UsiE"sc upo.i sue" properly a. tnls
, secu,y 10 'ne world and who
| oS" shSu NV'Sih"Suso W IC'IuNcSC IN Inek0
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TO ICONsUMPTIVEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send i(ffee
of ch.rRs)to all who desire Il, the prsscFbton with
ths directions for making and using the simple
remedy ny which he was cured Of lung affection
and !hnt dread disea 70 Consumption. iiis only oh
lect 70 70 beneht the afflicted lnd he hopes every
mem nothing, and may pl0vs > blessing. Please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
a. Nc 'os South Second Street, Williamsburg, New
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u EADING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.E
April Sth, 1867

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North West fnF Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing. Potisviiie, Tamaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen.
town: Eas'on, Ephrata, Li'is Lancaster, CoiuMbia.
&C.. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, rs follows;
Al UO 10 and 35 AN aud " and on rx Connect
ing with similar Trains OH the Pennsylvania Rail
road and arriving at New York at 500 and 10 10 a
and 40, 20 aud 10 Is IN. Sleeping Cass acronpa.
nying the 800 A n und 9OvP u. Trains without
change.
Leave harrisburg for Reading. r".,sy,l,e. Tama.
Qua, Minersvilic, Ashland. Pine Grove, Allentown
aud Philadelphia. at 10 4 n and 2 10 and 10 y,
stopping al Lebanon and principal Way stations ;
!he 10 naA ns connections 70. philadsipha and
aud Auburn, via schuylkill and susquehanna Rail
r0r Il, leave harrisburg vi ) ?0PM.
Returning Leave New York at 90 = II, l9 NJ and
500 aud O0Pn; PhilsdelphIa At z 49, aud 3Or
~ returning from Reading at 30 stopping al all
stations P0ttsvi,le at d 45 An, and AS PM; Ash
land Q VI aud u 30 u. aud Us ?. ~; Talnaqua n
0 IS =. ~, aud 0O and y 55r.n.
Leave POltsville for Harrisburg via Sehuyikil and
susquehanna Railroad q, Z 90 An.
Heading Accommodation Train: Leaves Reading
q, u ~ \ returning from Philadelphia Al 5 NJ y.
Columbia Railroad Teams leave Reading at OO y
aud Is for Ephrata, Iitiz Lancaster, ,Coiuubia.
Poi,stown Accommodation Truin Leaves Potts.
town AT 20 a. NJ returning leaves Philadelphia At
9 10 ?. n.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at 90
4. H., aud Is =. y. for Ephraa. Lis'z, Lancaster.
Columbia, &c.
On sundays: Leave New York a, 90 P NJ, Phila.
dciphia w A N. aud Is p ". the no A NJ, train
running only to Reading Pottsvie y 0o AM, tar'
for Harrisburg and u - NJ. for New York and .5
r ~. for Phi Philadelphia.
Con- mutation, SiiIe' &c, Season School and Excur.
sion Tickets TO and II ON all points reduced rates.
Passenger. q. A. hiCOLLS.
General Superintendent I
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The Republican papers Of the state have
received instructions from the Standing
Committee of that party to keep at the head
of their columns certain 'garbled extracts
from tho opinion OF Judge Sharswood,
wherein he decided that when q man bor-
rows gold or its equivalent, and agrees to
pay in gold or its equivalent the borrower
should not be allowed to repudiate his con-
tract, and pay in deprecated currency.
Judge Sharswood is Of the opinion that
when one mar makes a bargain with anoth-
or this bargain MUST BELrvED UP TO while
Williams, the yankee candidate, is in favor
Of repudiating the bonds upon which money
,cas borrowed TO Improve the very ground
on uhich lie Liues. ...
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INFOR NATION.

Infovmation guaranteed to produce n ,uxu,,.u,
growth Of hair npon bald head or bssidIsss fncc.
ai,o reespe TT the removal Of Fimpiev, BIosrhcs,
clear, and beautiful. can bs obtaned withit ehs,ss
by addressing TAOS. r. CHAPMAN CnsmIst.
e23 Broadway, New York
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LIGHT AHEAD!
A Glorious Step In Advance

The recent news from California has given
heart to all true lovers Of the Union. 1t
had really come to be feared that the de-
structives, Stephens, Sumner &c., where
going to have their own way forever. But
the people Of this young Lion of the west,
California, have made it manifest that to
age does not belong all knowledge and
while we of the Atlantic coast have been
doing, this fresh and new people, between
the distant western slopes Of the Rocky
Mountains and the shores of the Pacific,
have arisen as giant refreshed with new
wine, and pronounced in toncswhich mustdis-
turb the slumbers of the Kip Van Wrinkles
of the old States.
Tho Democracy of California have swept
the State in most efrectual manner. A
Democratic Governor, majority Of Demo-
cratic members Of Congress, and hand.
some gain in the State Legislature, arc the
results Of this awakened feeling in the new,
thriving, Hre state Of tho "golden Gate"
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M Peaches from the Philadelphia
market have been for sale in abundance on
our streets tor the last few days, common
price about 1925
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Estate o. RoswELL snIru LATe ov GaRENwoop Twp.,
COLuxHA County DECEASED.
The undersigned. Auditor appo inted BY the Or.
phans Court of the County Of Columbia. 10 make die.
tsibGtion Of tho balance In tho hands 0f Johnson
keller administrator Of Roswell Smith ias of Green
wood township deceased 10 and among The pect.
by Law will attend at his uffce in B,"om sburs q"
ThursdIv tue twenty. first day Of November A. D.
1867. N 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the pnrposs Of atten
80 the duties OF HE appointment when aud where
all parties interested are required TO present thnir
claims. os be debarFed from cunning IN GT share Of
the fund. z, n. KELLER
Bloomsbury, Sep I. II. ls67.-6t
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JUSTICE,

S Three dogs supposed to be mad have
been killed in this region within tho last
twelve days-two in the "Schwertx settle.
ment,' and one near the foot Of the north
mountain, The latter had bitten two cows
and hen before he was overtaken. AT
lust accounts tho cows were all right, but as
to the hen VIC have had no information. I
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~ The Union Pacific Railroad, (Oma-
In branch) is completed distance Of five
hundred and forty miles.
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h@- Wooden pavements are being laid in
the principle streets IN Nov Orleans.
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w H1skrns AND
W MUSTACHES

Forced - grow upoa The susoshss. nee Y heW
tausstcur Csplia,rs, The msst wsndssfui disesysgy
IL modsSs scisAes, seiss upoa ths Bsard and Hst!
iu an alnoat miraculous wannsr. hae sees eeea
by ths sts o( tafis aud Loadaa vith the meet 1sts
teving success. Names Of all purchasers will 10
ssaslersd and u eatire Satisfaction 10 not evea In
every instance, the ohsy will bs shssrlil sslusa.
cd, Price BY mail, sealed aad postpaid, li. Dss.
erptive circulars aud tsstmssials mailed tee. Al.
drsss BERGER. SHUTS 4 CO., ChaMiSts, No.
9es Rye. Street, Troy n. Y, eose sasnis tot The
Uaitsd Natss. rTsb, q, iS17-Iy,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wOOLi WOOL! WOOLlll

CLoTH HxCHAN0ED foR WOOL.
Tms undersisnsd viii pay tho highest market price
ln exchange fof cloth ethsf Of hs swn manu- aciurs
White Deer Mills. Wiliianspost o. city. Bring on
your Wool " ths Mount Pvasant Mills, at MoldAns'
Wills, Pa. IN. SANDS.
Sent. 4, 1867
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UDITORS' NOTICE.

Sept. II, 1867.
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a II heures a m touses l., -.
apres aeerlte ct hypothequs ct ~.
nant au defendant N " Pope, s.,a|,. t
on certain moroccan de terre M. II.
cette parolsse, ct mesurant deny .sS 2
ct temi de face au heuve M;.. 49,
plus on molns, avec n p~rofond..l 4.
quarante atpents plus on moips ...s i
llgnes parallel, borne en- haut nar s ..se
de + X Allan ct en- bas par celle. 4. :
Duoroca, ensemble Y e toutes lea ~
ses ct am%eliorations qri ST trouyen, ~,
que tonte les servitndes. our nav. !
satisfaire lie dit ordre d'execution :
Conditions de la vente-t;omnt..
WIN. WHITE, Sherif
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, 5th District Court.
Mrs. Zulma Landry. wife, VS.. Sosthenc
Aillet, husband. No 1919.
By virtue of a writ of f. ia. directed to
the Sheriff OF the parish and State afore.
said in the above entitled suit, of date
the 26th day of December 1865, from the
honorable the Fifth District Court in and
for said parish and State, will be offered
for sale At public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on the premises of Sos.
theme Aillet, defendant, in this parish Of
West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY the End day of February,
next, q. d. 1867, at IL o'clock a. m, the
following described mortgaged property
belonging to defendant, Sosthene Aillet
to wit /: Two beds and bedding, one lot o
crockery ware, two armoirs, one safe, one
one dozen chairs, one small bed and bed
ding, one lot Of cooking utensils, two ia
bles, one clock aud one large looking
glass. To pay and satisfy said writ O
execution, together with interests ani
costs. P. 0. DUPUY,
janls Deputy Sheriff.
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the right, title and interest of the aelsna
ants IN and to the following described
property, to-w't - +od living
and d being being in said parish of West Baton
Rouge, measuring n arpent to the l'te a
Mississippi, with the depth thefeunto Dc. Dc.
longing, bounded above and below Wy Dy
lands of the purchases and back by those
of Jean Baptiate Lejeune, with all anu
singular the buildings and improvements
thereon and rights, ways and sefVi.uaet
in n wise appertaining. to pay and sat
;sfv said writ Of execution, together VIVID
10Y "ad costs P. O. DUPUY,
;s0ss Deputy sherf.
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ETAT DE LA ADMINISTRATORS

ETAT DE ADMINISTRATIONS
dOuest Baton Rouge-Cinquiema Dis;
trict Judiciaire-Felix Edgar Bernard
Executor Testamentaire de Ia success,
sion, Onesiphore Bernard, ST., VS..
Nathaniel W. Pope. No. 1896.
En- Vertu dun writ de saisie ct de vente
a moi adresse dams l'affaire ci.dessus, en-
date du Zine jour de decembre A D
1866, par pHon. la cour du Cinquieme
District Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia par.
oisse ct Fiat susdit, il sera offert en- vente
publique au plus offrant ct dernier en-
cherrisseur, a la maison de cour de eette
paroisse
SANEDl, lie 2me jour de Mars. A D 1857
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ETAT DE La LoUIsIANE-pARo1aos

Ella DE la LoUlslANE-PAROI0Rp
d'Ouest Baton Rouge. Cour dn a.
uieme District Judiciare. Felir Rasq
Bernard, Testamentary Euecut1r }
Estate of Cnesiphore Bernard. s.. :
Nathaniel W. Pope. No. 1895
By Virtue Of a writ of seizure and =.
to me directed in the above entitled N.
of date the 9th day of December ,ass
from the Hon. the Fifth Judicial Dis.;ss
Court in and for said parish and S,,,s
will be offered for sale to the laaI M
highest bidder, at public auction il fmnf
of the Court House in this pasisht d
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of March 1861.
at IL o'clock a. m. all the h~ereipafte, 4.
scribed mortgaged property Belonging 4
the defendant Nathaniel w. Pope, toxi,.
A certain tract of land situated, ly;as
and being in this parish of West Bat1Ss
Rouge, measuring two and half arpent.
front to the Mississippi river, more. q
less, with the depth Of forty srperts, more
or less, between parallel lines, bouudAa
above by lands of + K Allan and balov
by those Of V Dubrocs, together Wild
all and singular the buildings, fxtars
and improvements thereon, rights, VAN
seryitudes, in any wise belonging. u
pay and satisfy said execution, nised
in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-CASH.
WIN. WHITE. Sheriff
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.a;yed and will expose at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, on the pre-
m;ses the present domicile of James 4.
Deyall on the Smithield Plantation IN
this parish, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of March next,
4 1887. at - o'clock M, the hereinafter
described plantation and m~oveabies' IT,
wit: 80,
;sh of West Baton Rouge established as
a sugar plantation and called Ashland
Plantation, measuring nine arpents front
to the river Mississippi, with the depth
thereunto belonging, bounded North by
he smithfeld Plantation belonging to
Mrs. Ira Smith, South by lands or plan
tation Of A C Woods, and back by lands
If Laurent Millauton and A G Woods
containing six hundred and eighty acres,
more or less, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
II Three quarters OF section 90, town
ship 6 range II east, containing three
hundred and eighty acres with buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting OF
and old saw mill, &c.
81 Fifteen heads ofmules, twelve acres
seed cane, eight hundred barrels corn,
twent' i've heads horned cattle n sal
die horse, three bedstcads, half a dozen
chairs, one lot erockery ware, side
board.
Seized to satisfy amount OF judgement
interests and costs in above suit.
Terms of sale. CASH, with benefit o.
appraisment. DUhALDE' 81.
JANIS, %.
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH
of West Baton Rouge, 9th District
Court. Mrs Ann NJ. Lobdeil, wife, vs.,
No. 1878, John L. Lobdell, husband
Lewis S. Lobdell VS. 1855. John L. Lob
dell. Sarah Stirling vs.. No. 1889, John
L. Lobdell.
BY virtue Of three wsits Of f. ia. directed
to the Sheriff Of the parish OF West Baton
Rouge in the above entitled and numoer
ed causes, from the Hon. the Tth Judicial
District Court in and for the parish Of
West Feliciana, each of date December
9Th a. d. 1866, | have seized and will ex-
pose at public sale to the last and high
est bidder, at the residence of Lewis ;.
Lobdell on Lake Clause in this parish, on
Saturday the I'd day of February next, A
1867, at 10 o'clock a m, the following
described lands and movables belonging
to John l. Lobdell, to witt -.
| A certain tract Of land lately cult
waited as a sugar plantation, containing
$500 acres, more or less, having a front
of about forty arpents on the Mississippi
river, running back in irregular lines,
composed Of the Estevan, Walls, Smith,
SCOTS and Weatherly tracts in front, and
of the following lots or sections in the
rear, viz: lots g., I, 8, 9, in section 10 ;
lots ! and 2 in section Is the southwest
quarter of section 9 and the southeast
quarter of section 8, al! in township o,
ran e II, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
2 The northeast and northwest quar-
ters of section 9, containing 3l2, 96 acres,
and lots |, 2, 8, A, in section 10, contain
ing 1873. IS acres all in township 6, range
Ii, and being the same wherein Lewis
S Lobdell now resides, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
8 The north half Except the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter) OF see
ton So, township 6, range 10, containing
$50 acres.
4 The south half Of section So, town.
ship s, range 10, containing 326 acres.
S Section IS, township 6, range Ii east,
containing CAS- acres.
s The northwest qnarter of section ",
township 6, range IL, containing loo Il
90 acres.
7 The undivided half Of the southwest
quarter of section 10, township 6, range
IL, containing l60 2 100 acres.
8 And the following ~moveables, viz j:
one stallion, three years old five mules,
one mare, one lot of old gears, n pair
of timber wheels, one lot of furniture,
one lot of miscellaneous books about l5O
volumes, Seized to pay and satisfy amount
of judgement, interests and costs In above
numbered and entitled suits.
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit Of
appraisemeut. P. O. DUPUY,
dee29 dep Sheriff.