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Smyrna times., 1868-08-19

the bones town. they the Drug
of Levin H. Campbell, Esq.-Easton Journal.
About twelve miles of Queen Railroad have been
graded The work. understand is progressing finely
LARGE PorATo YELD-Our enterprising Citizen Irving
Spence Esq., raised from of land the present
2O bushels OF Irish of the Early Goodrich variety
One half OF these merchantabe which he sold in Ba
market At $500 barrel the other half large enough
for the table or for seed.-SnOw Hill Shield.
LAND SALRD. James Blackiston, Esq., trustee, sold
Tuesday at tho VOshe House. the Money farm situate in
the election district of Kent and containing about
scre Purchased by M Samuel Hurlock at s797
subject to DOVER
PoLrrcAL-Last week the Crumptonan gave publicity
concerning the Hon. Earle and the representation
of the first congressional district The Observer lit all
and that Mr. Earles withdrawn from the
senatorial contest at his request in order to whether
the Eastern Shore members could concentrate Other
gentleman and thus defeat Gov Swami who rapidly gain
ing strength"
In defiance of the resolution the Democratic State Cena
Committee the Talbot members that have cae
Democratic August 25h, elect dele
the and Congressional Conventions
produces much dissatisfaction among many members of tn
party Many OF them will attend the County Convention
considering its call unauthorized and in favor
| particular candidates.
Tie Centreville Observer motto quotation from
IL hold that the not and ought to b
OF the United States The editor is tn
mes The Maryland Legislature recognizes his citizenship
Adams Express agency has been established at Eason
SUMNER REsoRr-John Tracy proprietor the Peninsu
House, Salisbury has taken sO Of vacant land tf
synepuxent Berlin Worcester county and desgi
erecting the premises at the most suitable location lars
(Which will be in readiness by the next cheated term
a a desirable watering place on the Seaside
LAND SALE IN QUEES ANHE's CO-The Centrevie Citizt
reports following land: The Piney Point
Chester river and belonging to Mr. Jas. c. Tghman
tanning $50 acres for s24O per acre. VIM McKenney EsC
purchaser.
Fishnsham the farm of the late NJ Ward Tghman, abO
mile Centrevie per acrelo purchs
| ed by Mr.. Joseph X. Cook.
The belonging Mr. ThOs. r. PerLee. about two mi
from Centrevile. and containing acres Mr. Thomas
st BRYAN. for $50 per acre:
The farm known Ashley formerly belonging to the la
VIM A. Spencer and containing ZIG to VIM McKenne
a Esq, for $4,000
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DELEGATES.
SHERIFF..

ORDINATIoN-On Wednesday next, (26th)
VIM. L. C. Morsell, son of Rev. J. Morsell,
D. D., Rector of St, Peters Parish, will be
Church in this town, on which occasion the
Bishop and most of the ministers of the Do
cese will be present. The meetings will com.
mcnce Tuesday evening and will continue till
Thursday evening On Friday, services will
be held at Leipsic, and on Saturday at KentoG
The ordination exercises, (by the Bishop,
will take place on Wednesday morning at l0I
clock. This will be an interesting occasion
Rev. Dr. Grammer preached at st. Peters
Sunday, morning and evening, to very larg,
audiences. He has spent a week with hi
former parishioners, and returns home (Balti
more) to. day.
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DEATHS.
ANDERSoN-Nesr Canterbury on the sth inst Mr. EdvnI
Anderson. in the 10th year of his age.
RoGERS-At New Castle, Wednesday 18TH inst ThOn|
Rogers. child of James r. and Mary +. Booth
CLAYToN-0n Wednesday morning last at the residence
her sonn-law, James A. Lewis Bohemia Manor Cecleo
Mrs Sarah Clayton, rect the Thomas Clayton E
aged about 80 years.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF LITTLE HARRY ALLEN.
Weep not for me; my pain is DER
My day of suffering 90 MAS
! am not dead but gone before
Where all mankind must 20 al last,
Ny went down while vet twas div
Nor waited for the shades of even
My Saviour called me hence away
From earth back to my native Heaven
~ - FrrFxp
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Gold. Silver and Compound Interest notes bought
Drafts on England, ireland and Germany issued -
Collections made on all accessible points, by John
McCeal Son, Bankers COZ Mark ST., Viii ming Ton
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Remember Wyatt& CARROTS shirt manufac-
ture, when you want white shirts No. 62l
Market Street, Wilmington Del apl5lyl
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1000 Delaware Railroad Bonds, and WilmingtO ton
and Reading Railroad per cent. Bonds for sale by
John McLear az Son, Bankers, No, GOT Market street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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SnzY2w0, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon. August 10th,

THE TINES" is published Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HOFFEcKER Editor and Proprietor at Smyrua
Delaware.
not paid till the end OF the year. paper discontinued until
all arrears are paidOny at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS m inserted at the rate of Seven
ans for the FIRST insertions subsequent insertions Threeand
aha cents. liberal discount made to quarterly semi an
nual and yearly advertisers.
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BoOk-keepeF.

young man desires situation as BookkeePe'
Copylst; is thoroughly com pelent. Address ~.
AugIS2t j. WlNDLE, Smyrna Ds"
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RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED By
C. HI. NEEDLES,

at his Office. corner Of TWELFTH and RACE SIS.
Philadelphia.
Professional experience in the adjustment of Me-
chanical Remedies and Supports for l6 years hi )
given him extensive opportunities for Pracuce III ih
I'm porant but neglected branch. To all afflicted with
HERNIA or RUPTURE. he guarantee the sue
cessfuI application of Trusses specially adapted 10
each and conditions, often perecung radical
cure.
Ladies requiring Trusses. Braces, Supporters, Elias.
tic Belts. Bandages, Syringes, Pessares, &c, viii
find Department adjoining his Office, conducted BY
com petenI and intelligent FEMALES
91r Bannings. Braces, Fitch's Supporters, Frenrn
understandable Trusses Elastic Stockings Shoulder
Braces, Spinal Instruments, Clutches, &c, &c.
Feb. 26 ION.
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Don't forget to wlte for Wyatt & Garrett
Circular of Measurement, No. 62l Market St,
Wilmington, Del. [apl5-lyl
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GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c, fir,
MARRIAGES.

CARTY-SMITH.-In Middletown, on Wednesday the l2l
Rev. John Patton Thomas Carty and Miss Lydia E. Smit
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STATE Politics. city election of Will
mingtOn is held on the first Tuesday of Sep
tember. The Republicans have made the fol-
lowing nominations: For Mayor, Joshua S.
Valentine for Alderman, Francis Vincent t;
for Treasurer, Geo. c. Maris; for Assessor,
Daniel 7. Hawkins.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic County Convention will be
held in the Court House in New Castle, on
Saturday September 5th, at II clock, M, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for a
Senator and seven representatives to represent
New Castle county in the General Assembly
and als1 five candidates for Levy Court Com
mi>siOners, to be voted for at the approaching
general election.
A COLORRD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
On Saturday evening a coi0red man peram-
bulatsd the streets of Wilmington calling at
tention to his proclamation by ringing bell
and announcing an invitation to his Fellow
Democrats to attend a meeting Of the Color
ed Democratic Club, at their hail. this evening.
By order of the President" This looks very
much as if things is workin. "-Conamerctal
DELEGATES.
The following Delegates from Duck Greek
Hundred were selected on Saturday to attend
the State Democratic Convention, to be hello
at Dover next Wednesday John e. Bailey
Henry Slaughter, JAS S. Crawford, Vim. C.
Jump, ID. j. Cummins, B. S. Gootee, w. B
Collins and Chas. II. Register.
SHERIFF.
| There are about fifteen Democratic appli
cants for the Sheriffalty from Duck CreeI
Hundred.
Chas B. Lore, BENZ. T. Biggs and Capt. J
NJ. Barr are after the Democratic nomination
for Congress.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-05-19

OF SIT 900 of the Peabody Educational
Fund, appropriated for the benefit Of the
children OF louisiana and that, grateful
for the confidence heretofore reposed in
me in an official capacity, and knowing
the urgent needs of large proportion Of
the white children in the rural towns, /
have not felt at liberty to decline the trust.
Be pleased, therefore, to gather at your
earliest nvenience, in such way as you
shall deem most effectual, the statistics,
etc., requested in the accompanying form
"A" and to return the same to me as soon
az possible. On proper evidence of the
success of such schools as are proposed to
be aided, it is probable that one fourth Of
the profered contribution will be paid by
or soon after the first Of July. The Board
of Trustees will meet in the city of New
York on the Sd Tuesday Of June proximo,
pie that | should acquaint the General
Agent with yonr wishes by the 10th of
that month.
Very respectfully, gentlemen, your obe-
dent servant, ROBERT M. LusBER,
Agent for Louisiana.
We would add that we have re-
ceived from Mr.. Lusher, himself,
copies of the above Circular, together
with accompanying blanks designa-
ted CA" as referred to in the Cir
cular. These documents came adj
dressed jointly to a committee of
citizens. (the writer of this among
the number), with request that we
would call due and timely attention
on the part of school teachers and
Others to the subject matter con.
tanned in the Circular and also to
obtain all the statistical data required
for filling up the blank forms "a"
As the time is limited for the return
of these blanks properly filled we
would invoke the earliest attention
thereto of school directors and all
others interested in the cause of pub
lie education.
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y
EAST FELIClANA.-We learn from
the Democrat, of Clinton, that the
caterpillars have made their appear.
ance on some Of the plantations in
the western part of East Feliciana.
The same paper in. speaking Of
the 5th Judicial District Court, las
signed to commence it's session for
the May term at Clinton, on Monday,
the 1sth), says:
Some doubt exists, however, as to
the holding Of it. The legality Of
the drawing of the jury, being a
mooted question.
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To- We learn that the Tickfaw ex-
cursionists, numbering some twenty
one colonies, majors, captains, &c.,
from this city, are enjoying them
selves hugely in their hunting and
fishing exploits. Up to Saturday last,
they had Stayed three deer, and were
catching fish enough to supply regi-
ment.
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10 Some thieves entered the
premises of Maj. S. M. Hart, on
Sunday night, and made raid upon
that gentleman's larder, carrying off
with them a large supply Of provis-
ions. 1t is to be hoped the rascals
will not succeed long in eluding de-
lection and punishment for their ill
gotten prey.
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s- The Bishop of Argyle tells
several stories about the churches in
the Western Highlands of Scotland
lie was lately compelled to remove
from one Of the churches in his dio.
cese one of the illuminated texts
''Drink, and let the cameIs drink
ALSO" 1t was originally intended to
be a precept to inculcate kindness to
animals; but the people, who had
very slight knowledge Of English, in.
terpreted it to be permission at least
to indulge ID liquor, and allow their
old enemies on the other side Of the
hills, the CampbelIs, to refresh them.
selves in the same way.
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D@r We think there can be no
doubt Of the ultimate acquittal Of Pres
ident johnson in the matter Of the in.
famous impeachment. Tuesday next,
will, if accounts speak true, "make
assurance doubly sure" as to his &C.
quittal. The Congressional Radicals
are getting sick Of the elephant they
have upon their hands, and if the
trial is not brought to heading now,
after SO many repeated postpouings,
they will in all probability keep on
postponing it ad infnitum, rather
than run the risk Of an inglorious de-
feat of their grand party scheme.
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A GRAND MAY FESTIVAL

| It
Something that was really Crane
in the way of May celebration came
off at the Third Street Theatre, or
the night of Friday, the 18th inst.
The young ladies and little misses
of Readvilla Seminary made mos
brilliant and effective display in theil
enactment of the respective character
assigned them for the occasion.
From the opening scene, represent
ing Flora's realms, peopled with
bright-eyed sylvan goddesses,-in
| which Miss Pattie Robertson figured
as principal dignitary and made a
salutatory address replete with imagery
and sentiments Of pastoral beauty
down to the closing scene, in which
sort of apotheosis of the newly
crowned Queen Of May, Miss Elvira
Dougherty, was consummated amid a
blaze of glory,-the various parts,
features and accessories that composed
the tout ensemble of this May specta.
Gle, were most happily conceived,
tastefully arranged and effectively car
ried out.
An occasion which abonnded in SO
many lovely, appropriate and interest
ing charms and incidents, whilst chai
longing admiration, defes all attempts
of the pen to describe or to render to
each and all of the participators-'
teachers and pupils as well as assisting
friends-that justice for their pains
and success in ministering to their
own as well as the public pleasure,
which they SO eminently deserve.
The graceful manner in which the
May Queen Of 1e67,-Miss Ella
Knox, surrendered the imperial
crown and scepfer to her successor,
accompanying The resignation of her
trust with al address suited to the
imposing nature Of the scene, and the
equally graceful manner in which her
successor to the throne received and
bore, the honors devolving upon her,
were among the chief distinguishing |
attractions of the memorable occasion. |
Very neat, rhetorical addresses we're
poken by nearly every one Of the pu-
'iIs. { We cannot recall to mind the
names of all who did themselves credit
q this particular, and with due de.
erence to those whose names we may
INIT and without intending the least
nvidiousness by such omission, we
will mention as claimants to special
otice in this connection, Miss Bette
Wolfe, Miss Estelle Wolfe, Miss R.
)avis, Miss Heroman, Miss
annie Willis, Miss Ella Molloy, Miss
. Conrad.
The musical performances consist
az of solos and duettes with piano
'rte accompaniment by that &C. :
teacher, Mrs. J. B. Hen
erson, and her pupils, were among !
1e elegant exercises which added !
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sY~ Reading Matter on Every Page

s@ One of our pleasures this
week, has been a visit from our
friend, W. G. Annis, Of the Bayou
Sara Ledger. We were glad to see
him looking SO well and to hear that
he was prospecting as well as could
be expected for the times.
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s@~ Maj. Steve Power of the Wild
Wagner and Capt. Jho. ]. Brown
of the Lafourche, place us under OBJ
legations for late favors. We thank
you, gentlemen, for your courtesies.
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Gag A horse belonging to Mr.. N.
Wax, took fright on Main street, last
Sunday, and ran with the buggy to
which he was harnessed for about a
square, when he suddenly fell dead
in his tracks.
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s@r One day last week party Of
sportsmen, fully equipped, started upon
an excursion into Indiana. One Of
their acquaintance amused himself
by telegraphing to the Mayor of Vim.
cennes to look out cor lot of bank
robbers who were making raid into
that region in the disguise of hunters,
and, upon leaving the train, the
Louisvillians were carefully "scooped
in" by the unsophisticated police Of
Vineennes. They were taken before
the Mayor, explanations were made,
and number Of smiles, audible and
liquid, ensued. At last accounts the
party had killed snipe and a squirrel.
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A Free School,

Tn THE CITY HALL, AT NIGHT, FROM P.
i NJ, to 8 or 10 o'clock, at the option of the
pupils, for young gentlemen and youth, not
under fourteen years Of age, 10 be opened MON
DAY, the ED inst, and to be taught Ave nights
each week.
Those who prefer to pay can do it, in advance,
each month. at Two Dollars per month Of four
weeks.
Tuition will be given in the common English
Branches, Pennanship and Bookkeeping.
The School. for the present, will be limited to
thirty pupils.
Those who intend to enter, will please to leave
their names, this wee6 with either the Editor of
this Paper, or Mr.. D. r. Raymond or Mr.. JAMES
B0GAN, both on Main street.
marl9-tf A. r. GRAVES.
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The Peabody Educational Fund.

We make room for the following
from the New Orleans Bee, because
Of its conveying information Of in
terest and Importance to the friends
Of public education throughout the
State.
1t was stated in a late issue says
the New Orleans Bee, that the Cen
eral Agent Of the fund, Rev. DR..
Sears, had visited this city for the
purpose Of comforting with promi-
nent persons engaged in the cause
Of education, and had appointed Mr..
Robert M. Lusher, the present State
Superintendent of Public Education,
the Agent for the distribution Of that
part Of the Fund which he had ap-
propriated to Louisiana for the
present year, which was fixed at
$4,000 for the support of schools
Tor the education of white children,
and an additional sum of $4,000 for
the training Of teachers in their pro-
fession. The latter sum has been
thus appropriated by Mr.. Lusher.
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DI LED

= =
In this city. on Saturday evening, the
10Th inst, EUGENE KREMER, a native
OF France, aged SO years.-Nsso Orleans
papers please copy.
Mr.. KREafER's untimely death was SUI
perinduced by fall, received about two
weeks since, from a house upon which he
was engaged in roofing. He was a gem
tleman in feeling and department and
skillful mechanic of untiring energy and
labor. He was held in universal esteem
and respect, and his death is q source OF
deep sorrow and regret to the many friends
who knew and appreciated him for his
sterling merits.
His remains were followed to the grave
by his brethren Of the Washington and
lndepsndence Fire Companies, (of the
former ofwhich he was mem ber) and by
many others of our fellow citizens.
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pleasure and delight to the evenings
entertainment.
Prof. Bonning's. Brass Band was
also on hand and executed several
fine airs between acts.
The audience was composed Of
one Of the largest and most respecta-
bic assemblages Of ladies and gentle.
men ever seen within the hall Of the
Theater. Many.of these remained
until a late hour to join in the dan
cling exercises which followed the
close Of the beautiful ceremonies Of
the May festival to which we have
referred.
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No Credit.

THEREAFTER no accounts will be opened by
I'LL me and no sales will be made except for cash
mar28 L. ROSENFIELD.
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Notice.

INTENDING to visit Europe the coming sum-
i mer, am constrained 10 request my friends
and customers who are indebted to the firm, to
come forward with as little delay as possible, and
close their accounts Their immediate attention
is earnestly requested to the above.
mar2S A. ROSENFIELD.
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thus appropriated by Mr.. Lusher.

To Normal School in New Orleans .....S $1,000
Normal Department Seminary at
Alexandra. 1000
Normal Department Centenary
Normal Department Fema !e eemi-
nary at Plaquemine. ................ 400
Normal Department. Female Col
lege, Mount Lebanon. -. .. 300
Normal Department Morehouse
College, Bastrop. Observation-Disclosures. 300
Reserved for Normal Depart
ments in other Schools. 500
$4,000
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Mr.. Lusher, con tinues the Bee,
has addressed the following circular
to certain influential citizens in the
most populous town in each parish
Of the State. This circular explains
itself, and we doubt not prompt re-
plies will be forwarded by the par
ties receiving the circular
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Great Bargain

IN A Plantation and Wood Yard. 1900 acres
i Of LaDd-200 cleared under fence, about 10
miles above the city of Baton Rouge, on the East
eide OF the bank Of the Mississippi river. The land
is we'll timbered with ash, cypress, &c., and is
well adapted tor wood yard There Ii q DWELL
ing and all necessary outbuildiDgs. great bar
gain can be had II application is made soon. For
particulars apply to, or address the undersigned
at the Gazette u Comet office.
mario ttfs J. @. CHARLOTTE
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Just KecelveH.

A SUPPLY OF PEARL BUTToNs-a fnished
"A article-for Ladies' Dresses and Gentlemen's
man, French and English SILK. MITTs. hesidas
any amount Of FANS. including the celebrated
MAGIC FAN. 5tt#At
IL AS we give especial attention to TRIM
MINUS, We wiz add that we have received an
assorted Varie 9ot TACRHEAD BUTTONS.
mayl2 II. FENDLER, Third street.
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Farm for Sale.

10 MILES from Baton Rouge, on the Bayou
J. ~ sara Road. 1t contains about 100 acres
OF splendid land, about so acres cleared and UNI
der fence. The improvements are amply sufi.
cient for residence and quarters. PRICE $40
per acre-hAlf cash, the balance In one year.
Apply to JULIUS @. BOGEL,
jan25 s@fa Auc tioneer.
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Flooring for Sale.

TINE MISSOURI MILLS are now turning out
i fine article OF Dressed Tongue and Grooved
Flooring which will be supplied at very low prices
for cash (feo25J A.,A. DELAnODEkIE
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FLOUR
MoLAssEs IN HALF BARRELS.

FAMILIES and dealers can secure good ar
l. article of Molasses in half barrels at the
store of lmay12 JOSHUA BEAL
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Furniture for Sale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale large
i lot ofFarniture, at reduced prices.
feblS M. GRANARY
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Strayed. Bull.

TN THE latter part Of the month 1891
i Of November last. from the 6ff ETF3
kichland Plantation, miles from VI
the city of Baton Rouge, large --A
Durham, Qittle mixed with Brahma), DEEP RED
BULL, aboht six years old, white spot between
the horns, long tail, tip end white, scar on the
fore leg, made by rope. Said animal was
brought from the parish of East Feicana, in the
early part of the month of November last, from
the plan taton OF Maj. G W.MUNDAY, to which
place he may endeavor to regain his way back.
Any information of his whereabouts, will be
suitably rewarded by the undersigned.
mario J. g. CHARLOTTE
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Plantation for Sale.

IOk ARPENTs OF land situated ON the
fLe) Bayou Sara road twelve miles from Ba-
ton Rouge, with improvements, consisting of
good Dwelling house, Cabins, Corncribs, and 60
acres Of the land are open and under cultivation
the other 10 heavily timbered. For terms apply
to JULIUS O. BOGEL,
feb22 AuctiOneef