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Cincinnati, ,SaDdusky 4 Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
CLOSE Connections are Mad Q

Close Connections are Mad Q
Atsandusky, with Trains of Northern Diyis-
ion) Lake Shore K. r. Line and during tie season
of navigation, with Lake Steamers for the Isisndl
and Detroit.
At Clyde, with Trains Of (South1rn Diyision)
Lake Shore X. r. Line.
At Carey, with. Findlay Branch Trains.
At Forest, with Trains CT Pittsburg Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway.
At Belle Ontniue, with Trans of the Belle
fontsine (CrestIiue ILdsnspoiisJ Railway.
At Urbana, with Trains Of the Columbus L In
dianapolis Central Railway.
At AtSpringield. with London Branch trains;
At London, wits Trains of the Columbus L
Xenis Railroad.
At Dayton, with Trains of the Dayton and
Western Rsil Road.
At Cincinnati, vita through Express Trains TO
Memphis and Sout5; Kentucky Central r. z and
Ohio River Mail Boat.
This Line has been NEWLY EQUIPPED with su
psrior Atdsrn Day Coaches, Smoking Carr, and
Night slesping Cars, unsuIp.ssed in comfort aud
style. FMs @S =
TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO and from Cincinnati
without ansfsr of Passengers Baggage st DAYTON,
thus ensuripg comfort and adding greatly to the
pleasure If the trip betweeu th9 Lske and the Ohio
River,
Thrcush Tieke.s sold and Baggage Checks rivsn to
pricpal cities reached by this Kosd and its Connect
iog Lines; &c. WILLIAMS, sup't
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IEsFRE Youa PROPERTY in the En-
terprise Insurance Company, Ward & But.
man, Agents, Fremont.
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Buy your Papers at the City News
Depot of S. Buckland l. Son.
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Green Greek Township.--The entire
Republican ticket was elected BY msjOrities
ranging from 80 TO 100. In the village of
Clyde, the corporation officers elect are all
Republicans We have not received the vote
in detail.
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El0R SALE.-A good CUTTER
l. cheap. Epqnirs of EN. TOTEM,
Silt. At the Post Once
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THE JouRNAL for the CAMPAIGN.
CLUB RATES

CLUB RATES.
From the months Of April and May until
toe week after the Presidential election, we
viii send the JOURNAL to Campaign Subscri-
bers in this county at the following rates,
Cash in AdUdnce:
One Copy, One Dollar.
Cubs of 16 and upwards, per copy. rs cts.
Clubs of IS and upwards, per copy. so cts.
With copy gratis to the getter-up of clubs.
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RaipRuaos.
TIMEe TABLEs. -

CLEVELAND l. TOLEDO RAIL Road.
GOING EAsT. Fl ( / GOING .YEsT.
Day Express 3.ps l. SdOhics 90 Eapress1l 244.N i.
Nail ILL., / "a A.. e Mail .------ 624 n.
v. 7. Express 6.29 p. M.iNight xprsss IL So P.
Accommodate S. SO A. N Accommodate n10 03. Am.
Local FrsiSht Co AN Local Freight 30P.M
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/. Try LOTS FOR SALE.-The
~ subscriber has ln-lots and Out-Iots contain
ing from 4 Of acre to acres, for sale on terms
ofpaynent to suit purchasers.
37d R.P. BUcKLAND.
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RING5S
ri N. e.
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
is TIE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

GraS-Headed People have then
'ockS .TeStored by it to the dark, lustyous
'tEkeHt'rSses of youth, and are happy.
Young People, with light, faded or red Hair
nave these questionable colors changed "a
4 beautiful auburn, and rejoice,
People Riiuse heads are covered with
bandFuf and HRmors, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps
Bald-IIeaded Veterans hays
heir remaining locks tightened, and tbs
bare spots covered with luxpriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joy
Young Gentlemen Use il because If il
,ichly perfumed.
Young Ladies use it because i, keep,
heir Hair in place,
Everybody must and riU use 1t. because
t is the ctsaaest and best article in ths
al1cketi -
5oe Sale By Druggists generally.
RLosesAle Ag nts,
STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
BENTON, MYERS L CANFIELD,
Cleveland
ForSale ky
G. K Gc :CLLOcH,
) BuCKLANO h SOY,
f.. d ll.N n son.
lyl Frsnea
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Spring Clothing at H. Munk's, next
door TO the Post Office.
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No Health without Yigor.-Ths Esas
tear of life tells upon us al mar. ~ Loo, wa.
we bat machines: ~. vital ,,,rc;,Ia :. .h
yer that keeps the human engine in motion, bal
as beams, pistoas, connection pipes, eondsnsers
boilers wear out, do organs, muscles tissnes snc
all the compound .psrts.of that mlrveIou piece o.
work called NAN.
The mechanism CT the body requires to he repaired
and Strengthened jast ss mach as the mechanism
employed to grind corn, OF spin cotton, or xeavs
cloth. Steam cannot drive brt n shaft, or inpe
drum or a wheel that is out of gear; reither can
the vital force act through paraiyzsI limb, or an
inert orgsi, f
Are you wearing cut: Do you fesl that auy one Of
your organf-yOur stomach, liver, towels, nervous
systs or any other tia pert your or saniza-
ton, falters in its worh' If SO, repair the damage
with the most powerful, yet harm ess, Of invigor.
ants, HoSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. Remem.
Der that debility is the beginning Of the end
that the climax Of all verknss5 is universal par.
aysis of ths system saa thAt such paralysis is tn.
immediate precursor Of Death
Don't wait oTdisease TO commit it rayages bssore
you commence the s:rerg :hening process. Keep the
whole body in vigorous condition By preventing,
as far as possible the nrcads Of dtcly Repair the
waste Of nature with naturss bsst tonic, Hoststts,s
Bitters.
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AND FOR SALE OR RENT.

/ AND FOR SALE OR RENT
IL cfsr for sale rent q ssual farm of 80 acres,
adjoining the farm % VIM. j. Sherrard on the east
side of the city of Fremont There is on said farm
ons Old and one young orchard, q frame house, aud
good spring Of never failing water; nsar twenty
acres cleared. tie balance in timber. Bark Greek
runs throug said farm and the surrey for the Green
Greek improvement right on the south line
Price and terms TO suit d. G. SHERRARD.
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-JORSES FOR SALE-Tba y,

HORSES FOR SALE.-Tbe sub
IL tcriber, ? miles west of Fremont, offsis
for sale one Span Of Matched Grey Mares one Of thsm
iour and the other SIX years old the four year old
mare has fine colt at her side they are one of the
best heavy teams in the county. weight 27oO, ali
sound and right. AlsO, one Bay Mare, ave years DID,
and one Brown Mare, six years old this Fprin , with
fosl- wiz cell for cash or on time to suit Call
and see them. 12if DC SHERRARD.
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The NATIoNAL UNIoN.-We are In
receipt of the National Union for April, a
beautiful eigbt-page paper, published by
Messrs. FELTON, & B'gelow, proprietors Of
the Union Business College, Cleveland, O..
1t contains the names of the Faculty COM
plete list of the names and residences of the
students in attendance since January Ist,
this year, aud is Ieplete with interesting
aud spicy articles on business and general
education. Copies will be sent on applca-
tion by mail to all desiring.
GET THE VERY BEsr.-Sewing Ma.
chimes that you will not set aside as too much
trouble to use, and one that will be reliable
long after others are worn out, always ready
for the heaviest cloth with any kind or size
of thread, from the coarsest cotton to No.
300, also either Linen or Silk Of all sizes.
The only machines that will perform, as
represented and do it easily, and always in
order, is the Elias Houe. The original In
ventor and Patentee of Sewing Machines
all other machines pay License to his lnven-
ton. His machine now comprises all the
latest Improvements, for hemming, tucking,
braiding, Telling, cording, and gathering a
ruffie and sewing il on at once. Every
person designing to purchase a machine for
family use should call and see the best and
easiest managed sewing machine in the
market
The Royal Chart the best system for cut
ting and fitting ladies and children's dresses
ever offered to the Public. Price one pound
sterliug in Glasgow, is given to every
purchaser of Howe sewing Machine Of
$50, Every machine fully warranted for
five years. No charges for instructions.
These machines, as well as the Florence
and Singer, at manufacturers prices, either
wholesale or retail are TO be found at J. l..
Jackson's Depot, st, Clair block, Fremont
Ohio.
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Hlisrellanrous

I AND FOR SALE.-I will sell Lots
IL of ONE. TWO. FOUR and EN- ACRES. Also.
ONE LOT Of FOURTEEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES
with a NEW and COMFORTABLE DWELLING
the finest location about Frsmont-hslfa mile north
Of the corporation. on the west side CT the River.
For particulars call on ms at my residenes.
1S-lTpd THAD. BALL
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Bryan O'Connor, Washington
d r. Koons, Saudusky;
Frederick Smith, Rice;
Isaac Mowrey, Ballville;
Miehal Prouse, Riley;
s1nauel Kuhn, Ssndusky
Edward Lemon, Washington
jeremiah Nudge, Ballville
John Hurdlebrink, Woodville;
Jacob Shoemaker, Riley;
Louis Obsrmoyer, jackson;
VIM. Huford, Ssudusky.
PETfT JURY.
Daniel Shook, Sandusky Township;
Peter Darz, Rice;
Harrison Wilt, Green Greek
Eli Reeves, Madison
George Close, York
George B. 0bermoyer, Sindusky
II. A. Sanford, Townsend;
VIM. Balding, Washington
Andrew Smith, Townsend;
Frederick Shrader, Woodville;
Anthony Young, Sandusky;
Michael Reed, Sandusky;
B. F. Llttig, Sanduskyj
Peter Bowman, Sandusky
Ben. Ksrchner, Washington,
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JACksoN's CArARRH SNUFF AND

JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF AND
TROCHE delightful = nd pleas
ant remedy in estarrh, hsadachs bad BREATH hoarse
ness, asthma bronchitis. coughs, deafness, &c and
all disorders resulting from colds n4,
vocal organs. This remedy does not dry mp cat.rIh
but IOO'sEs frees the head of all offensive matter
quickly removing bad brsash and headache; Allays
and soothsf the bqrnDg heat in catsrrh; is so mild
and asreesbs Is its effects that 1t positively esyss
oithOut 'nsss;sg. As a rRocHE PoSDsR, Is pleasant
to the taste, and mover nsuseAtes when swallovsd,
instantly gives to the throat and vocal organs Dali
ct0Hs ssHsetisR eoosssss ssd comfort IL the hess
VOICE ToaIo In the world. Try It'll Safe, reliable,
and only IS cents Sold BY druggists or NAILED
Address, COOPER, WILSON 4 co, Propristors
Philsdelphis. JoHS d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEST TRuAx, Toledo, 0hio, Wholesale Agents.
- LVlsg2syl.l
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Washington Township.-The Demo-
cratic ticket was elected, we suppose by the
usual majority, as follows Trustees, John
Reed, Jacob Heverling, Peter King; Clerk,
Bryan O'COnnor; Assessor, N. W. Snyder
Treasurer, George Burkett; OOustables, S.
R. HeberliDg, s. Burkett; Justice of the
Peace, Henry Reiling.
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DOR sALE-FARM AND WOOD

u LAND The undersigned easrs for sale 40
acres of good timSered land, will be sod in 20 acre
lots II desired. Also 30 farm adjoining the
above, 20 acres improved. boute just completed
will bs sold in one lot divided as indicated above
Land situated IN Balvle, township, sestion a. two
miles south of Baville Yisze, adjoining the farm Of
John Nesson on the east viii be sold at bargain on
easy terms Of payment. Arplyto
sP. MENG,
OF CANEIELp Co.
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BallviIle Township.-Tbe eutil

BaIlviIIe ToWnship.-Thee entire Re
publican ticket was elected by the following
majorities: Trustees, VIM. Rideout H.,
Manuel Maurer %, Oliver J. Shuts IL.
Treasurer, John @. Stahl l3. Clerk, LIE Roy
Moore 25. Assessor, Wesley Colby 81.
Constables, Geo. F. Nudge "a, Hiram Pool
81. Justices of the Peace, Jacob Burgner
%. L. B. Moore I9.
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STRAYED, from the premises of the
~ subscriber near Ft SeuecI, Seneca county. or
ths 18th nst, brown MARE COLT, 3ye.-,,
small Of ies age, lorg and TAIL ~ ~. snot \.
forehead List seen coming fron- allviIIs 10 F,s =
mont, on me ls'h' An" person returning ths Colt.
Ut gl'U'H -Ilmat:on of where she be found will
. 4.oersIly rewarded. Address A.C. DUKES
March 20, 1888. 13wlpd TT. Seneca. o.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all
from removing Sand Dirt from the old Fair Ground
without permission from the President or Secrstarv
Of the Agricultural Society.
RT order Of the Direeso-s,
R-li j. V. BERRY 8 scretsrv
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A FINE PLACE FOR SALE

~ The IN 3ersigned Offers for sale the premises
now occupied by him, one mile west Of ths Fremont
o. 7. K r Depot Oh the Rollersv:lIs road consist
ing OF lot No containing acres Of ground, good
house and barn, vel ard cistern, 300 bearing 9rsns
Vinee-lsabela and Conoord vsristiss-l00 ehoics
peach Trees 80 grated apple trees so cherry trees
some pear trees, and an abundancs of small fruit
Vqeny, l3-1mFd
For terms. &c apply on tbs premises
Fremont, March 20, FRS0ERICK AIIBtc
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Scott Township The Democratic tick
ct elected by about so majority, as follows
Trustees, John B. Hineline, Sylvester Phil.
ips, G. D. Hathaway; Treasurer, VIM. Poor.
man Clerk, Jackson Tinney; Assessor
VIM. Inmsn Constables, Michael Stahl
John Madden; justice of the Peane, Vslen'
tine Brown.
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A FARM FOR SALE.-A fine
I n Farm Of l2c acres. half improved and the rsst
heavily timbers Is stuxsed in Riley township miles
northwest OF Clyde The house h new and conven-
lent. and buildings air3 thers is neysr fsiIn,
fpr1ng on thsP pace which win furnish water for
s'sa1l mill The orchard is large and the land we'll
saaptsd to all kinds Of grain Apply to or address
JOSEPH WHITEHEAD, sr,
4-I Glyds, Ohio.
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Madison Township.-The following
Democratic ticket was elected by an average
majority of about so: Trustees, B. O.
Winters, Joseph States, David Henline
Clerk, h. Vsnhorn. Assessor, Eli Reeves
Treasurer, @. Obert. C1nstables, ]. L.
Donnels, ]. Ream.
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Townsend Township. Democrat
ic ticket was elected by au average majority
of 80, and is as follows; Trustees, L. NJ.
Gaskill VIM. White, John Mathews. CLERK
VIM. A. Tew. Treasurer, VIM. T. Fuller.
Assessor, z. T. Brush. Constables, S. Will
cox, E Lawler, Jr. The total number Of
votes cast was 2s4. The Democratic maio'i i
ties ranged from % to 4s, slight gain over
last falls vote
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Only One Train Eat an sunday, leaving Bufs-
loato 10 F. ~, andresehipg New f9yk at l2,se P. n
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York Township.-Thee entire Republi-
can ticket was elected by majorities ranging
from ii to IO2 The whele vote cast was
2I5. The whole vote polled last fall was
400. The following is the ticket elected ::
Trustees, VIM. L. Richards, Jacob II. Stet-
Ter, Hiram Smith Clerk, Seba Wickevire,
jr.; Treasurer, VIM. B. RiddelI Assessor,
NJ. ]. Tichenor'; Oonstables, W. B. Lem
men, David Williams.
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Unequaled Quality!

Manufacturers. for the ast and bsst linz q Goods
for
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-16

by laDds Of the late widow Ch.. D.
and Stephen Pipes, south by tbo.a pr y
Iraban and others, east hr
those OF the estate of John Bird aid NO.:
by those Of Abraham Lobdel. dece,..S'
and hereinafter mentioned and desc,;hsS'
together with oil the buildings, 6xture:
aud Improvemt nts thereon. copsi.,i".; -
a sugar house, sugar mill, engine sna
apparatus, saw mill, negro cabins. .tc.
2 Another tract Of lard, also k%i,n..'i
in this parish, and designated - the nor,h
east quarter of .rction no. eighteen =.
township seven Of range twelve east. co"'
tanning one hundred and 6fy nine a. I'M
acres. with ali and singular the bu;ld;noS
asd improvements thereon, consi.t;na: 3
a dwelling house, out houses. negro c.h.
ms, barns, etc.
3 The east half of the soutbwes. mo.
ter Of section eighteen in township seve,
OF range twelve east, containing seve,,.
nine 33-l00 acres.
4 The west bali q certain tract of ,.,,
also situated io this parish. % Designated
as the northwest quarter Of section M
10 township no. seven of range
twelve east. containing ole hupd, I'D
and fifty nine 60-lOO acres. ~
S The northeast quarter of section m
in township no. seven of rnnos
eleven east, containing one hundred
and sixty nine acres, also situated in this
With the improvements thereon.
Q Another tract Of land also situated
IN this parish. containing fifty six super
6cisl srpents, and being part Of the east
side OF the southeast quarter of section
20. thirteen in township no. seven Of
range no. eleven east, bought by deceased
Of b Dellepiane on the 26th Of January
l843.
7 And . strip Of land, or road, also
situated in this parish, being . portion Of
he northeast quarter Of section eighteen
o township ' OF range twelve east.
Measuring fifteen feet front to the Rail
Road, with q depth of fourteen acres.
south, bounded north BY lands
ben belonging to J. T. 4 VIM. Nolan.
'outh by A. LobdelI, east by A. Lobdeli
md south by those now belonging to the
'uccession OF Stephen Pipes, and purcha.
led from E. Engef
Terms of sale-Cash.
J. V. DURABLE, Jr..
Deputy Sheriff:
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cE We have reached the middle OF
May. and yet the weather remains cool
aud pleasant. No ice is required in re.
fresbing beverages, nor has ice-cream
made its appearance upon the streets.-
Consequently the musical voice of the
lone freedman " is not beard upon the
deserted and silent thoroughfares Of good
old Red Stick. Were it not for an occa-
sional potatoe or onion planter travelling
about, like an angry lion. seeking a pur-
chaser for his produce, we would suppose
the once proud Capital city bersft Of life.
animation or inhabitants. There may be
"balm in Gilead"-if any one knows
what that is but there is nothing of
the kind in our vis avis city. No, nary
nOOo.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-16

SouR GRAPES. The itemizer of the
P'caysne was invited to . picnic. he
went. and writes gloriously Of the little
"fairy" who took him in charge aud filed
bis plate With cakes. candies, syllsbubs,
ttc. Mr.. Editorial Paragraphs, etc." of
the Crescens wasn't invited. and be ven,
omizes his luckier eontrere iu subssant;al
language. He thinks barbecued beef and
potatoes more suitable on such occasions.
and dilstss At some length upon bis own
1t 10 astonishing how extremely
sour some grapes arel Lucky Piic., We
envy youl
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-16

Two OurRAoEs At ONE TlME.-Last Sat-
urday evening, the members of st. James
Lodge F. A. ", Of Baton Rouge. paid
their brethres of Acacia Lodge, of 1beI-
vile. . visit on business connected
with the order. On the same eve
ming. q political meeting was held by
some of the Democratic freedmen Of
Plaquemine. which was attended hy sew,
ersl colored speakers from Baton Rouge.
For some cause that we did not learn, the
meeting was broken up, and the Demo
cratic colored speakers compelled to leave
in q hurry, being threatened with -vio'
lence if they did not. We state this
part Of the affair as it was told us. Our
complaint is, that while the steamboat
was conveying the Baton Rouge Lodge
Of Masons home late at night, she Yves
fired into by some freedmen at the mouth
of the bayou. Fortunately. no one was
hurt. although one gentleman had a mar
row escape, q bullet passing so near his
head as to compel him to beat a hasty
retreat to the cabin. If colored men can.
not hold political meetings without their
being broken up by their colored oppo.
nents, or q body of peaceful white citi-
zens cannot visit their friends 10 q neigh.
town without being shot at, it is
about time the military were called 10
to restore proper tranquility.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-16

ACoSv1cr KlLLED.-On Wednesday last,
a colored convict engaged in working on
tho levee on the Barrow plantation 10 the
upper part of the parish. was killed by
Capt. Gentles while e~ndeavoring to es-
. He ran through the line Of guards
two of whom fred at him without effect
when Capt. G. started in pursuit AID
after q chase Of two or three hundred
yards, discharged bis revolver at him
With fatal effect.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-05-16

~ On Wednesday night some birds
OF prey made . raid upon the outbouses
and yards Of several Of oar nsigbbors, tax.
ing away chickens, ducks, and all spare
articles Of clothing they could lay their
hands upon. People should not leave
such valuable property lying about loose
IN such times, for no one knows what /.
night may bring forth. Suspicion is rife
that the depredaters came from across
the river. Unfortunstely the Ku-Kluxis
not been upon their n~octural RAM.
oles lately. The Grasd Cyclops IL BE-
coming ~peglectful.
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James L. Lotdell back to the David Pipes

James l.. Lotdell back to the David Pipes
tract.
8 The undivided half interest in and to
another tract of land also situated in this
parish. known as the Dellepisne tract,
and designated as the southeast quarter
OF section no. thirteen in township no.
seven of range eleven east, being the west.
ern portion thereof, containing about one
hundred and for y.three So 100 srpents,
the eastern fifty six arpents thereof be-
longing to the succession of A. Lobdell.
deceased, for having purchased same of
B. Dellepiane in 1843.
4 The undivided one sixth interest Of
said John A. Bird, deceased, 10 and to
another tract of land, also situated in
this parish, and designated as the east
half of section no. twenty. ana bis undiv.
ided interest of one sixth in and to the
Lorth half of section no. twenty nine in
township no. seven of range eleven, the
whole containing together six hundred
and forty superficial acres, and known a.
the T. w. Colwell tract.
S One lot of old iron.
s The undivided half interest in and to
brick kiln on Belmont plantation.
I The undivided half interest in and to
q gin stand, boiler. engine, lumber and
on the Bellevale plantation, own.
ed jointly with James L.. Lobdell.
8 The undivided half interest in and to
lot Of empty h~ogsheads on Belmont
plantation.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
j. v. DURABLE, Jr.,
myl6 Deputy Sheriff.