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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
CHARrksnN.

Some men lie to gain temporary
advantage, but John N. GARRISON is a
systematic liar from the nature of his
coa..i-u.ion. lie left l'ristol swear
Ing he would never again notice any
publication from this quarter and al
the end Of two weeks he replies
through the columns Of the Lynch
burg HTaiiicm. In giving the cor
respoHdcncc he adds the following
paragraph to my second note, which
he calls No. 4:
IN delivering No. 4, Mr.. Blactley said
ihe friend whom bir. Fowler dcf-cl 10 co
upou the field With him was oxpcc,ed in tae
next mornings train.'
Let us see what Mr.. nlacklcy says:
BRisro1, Tenn, Aug, lst, 1870.
M. IHOs. ID. iVoitl0i,
] notice a card IN the Lyuchbilrr
NcDu)fccH Of yesterday, over the siw-
nature of John n. Clark .on, in which
ne states that 'iu delivering ict,or)
No. H. M. BIaeSlcy said the friend
whom Mr.. Fowler &c ircd 10 30 upon
the Held with him, was expected in
the next mornings tlain.n As / de-
livercd No. 4, Mr.. FOwler's second
letter, TO you, without seeing or con-
versing with Col. Clarkson, he being
up stairs, and thcn returned to my of
flee, | shall be glad TO have you state
whether or not / delivered the note to
Col: Clarkson or had any conversation
with him at that time, or whether L
made any such remark to you.
Respectfully,
NJ. l.. BLACKLEY.
Mr.. Walthall had been sent for to
take the place of Col. Hughes and re-
main wit. Clarkson until Hughes could
so to Abingdon and return. lie dcclin-
cd to take Col. Hughes place, but re-
manned as sort of qaaSi friend and
witness. Here chen is the statement
Of Mr.. Walthail:
BRISTOL, Va. & Tenn,
Aug. LIST, 1870.
Mr.. W. i. Biacklcy,
DEAR SIR Your note calling my
attention to 4 card in the Lynchburg
| RcpuGHcdn and asking me "whether
you delivered note No. 4, of Mcssrs.
Fowler and ClarlIsOn's correspondence,
to me, without seeing or conversme
with Mr.. Clarkson is received" | an
swer: you Gavemc the note in the Office
of the Va. House, and delivered it &c
Col. Clarks0n in his TOOmupstairs; and
further, that you did not accompany
me TO the room, nor say "thGt Mr.
Fowler's friend, whom he desired tc
go with him ON the field, was expected
in the necXt morning's tTain.n
Very respectfully,
THOS. d. WALTHALL.
Here is an bgaoraJle genHentun,
talking about honor and the code o
honor provcra liar over the signn.ur,
Of his acting second.
lie started out 20 find me and VIZ,
very careful not to come into Oh,
county or state in which my Office i
situated; he seeks to make IN i'm
preston that led him to believe
was going on The field with him, whcl
to have fought him was to have mad
q virtual re.raction Of the article, &
acknowledge him g gentleman a.,
; deny that he WAS . acoundrc'; 4
have troubled his card q. thc Virgin.
, lIsrc woa.d have hal the sam
) eTec..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

n Success. Those who arc scept'-
cal as to the feasibility of mixing oil
and water are referred 10 recent events
IN Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

81 t.. wanted to sell AdInirdl
EA&G1A GsS Rp,4rei SemHes SERVICE
AFLOAT in the SUMPTEE AND ALABAMA" This
Is a most graphic aud thrilling description Of the
pcnlous nj vcntoros Of this commander and his
comrades, written by Scmlncs himself, aud thore-
fore authentic In every particular. Tho sale Of
this book has boon most unprecedented, and still
the demand Is unabacd Sold only by subscrip.
tion and c1chsfce territory given to good agents.
Address y. ]. DIBBLE n CO., Publishers.
EOS Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

Fino PdiafiRg.-We had occasion
the other day To examine lhe rain,ing
at the new residence Of Nj. Lewis
Marsh and found the oak work 10 be
very fine. lho knots and shades, so
familiar TO every one accustomed TO
handling OF seeing oak timber, are
very natural aud the general .in'sh
fine. The white enamel work is OF n
very superior character and not Of ca
seen m this country while the marble
imitation il exec din ~ good. We
are informed tina, t. Quie 4. ID, Raider
is entftlod 10 tho credit OF inc job,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

WlM6GG1 Farmer. and ei6cr r' to sen
a NEW ARTICLE In Great demand. $500 90 made
by ono Agent his lirtt month. Address GEO. Nc
EATllRON 3 CO., Nashville, Tom.
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Cold in New York, 1,215.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress.

Ws.sro authorized to announce Hon. JAS.
WHITE NJ a candidate to represent tho First
tennessee District in Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

Received at j. II. Buckner' s, Lot
Of Boston n Brown Domestic; Il Lot
of good Spanish Solo Leathcri Lot
of English Dairy Cheese, Soda, Rice,
&c.
All of which arc offered to the
trade at low prices. 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
Tickets Five Dollars.

Tive Drawing will Jesuire'y take jiar. July 18th,
1870, ut MASONIC TEMPLE, LOUISVILLE, KY
Hundreds oi The best citizens, have given unquali-
hgd certificates and endorsements Of Thu maya fged
ti.' ~. isc.
Every dollar invo tod by ticket holders, Is hold
200 trust by tie commission appointed by the
Legislature, UAul tho dawnt tAscs place and
prizes aru delivered. Income OF the property for
list ~ Yeas has averaged
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g ristoI 9tms,
FRIDAY, August s, 1870.
IncNA g 4ENNlssEL nAlLaoAD.

VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
81 9 ..g..... I'D.
Mail traiulcyc3 Ei4,o', $50 j. NJ.
Arrives In l9nyhhCg, 500, An.
Mail train leave. Lyucllueg. $50, p. NJ.
Arrives iu Bristol, Goa, q. 81.
Freight trains leave Bristol $50, a. NJ.
Freight trainsai1i 6.jJA.H. l.40P. ST.
Freight trains leave Lynchburg $40 An.
Arrive in Bristol $50 A. NJ. s. 5.lGP. NJ
Defiance POI miles; Fare ! cents per mile.
% minutes allowed Tor supper at Bristol.
L. VA. & GA. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 5.31 a. NJ.
Arrives in Knox vile l2.I Z. NJ.
Mail train leaves Knoxville ll.I5A.M.
Mail train arrives In Bristol G.l0P. NJ.
Mail train arrives in rha,tJu0o-i +. 10 Pm.
Mail train leaves Chuttasooga 1i5A.M.
Freight trains leave Bristol eds a. NJ.
Freight trains arrive in Bristol 800 p. VI.
Distance 1870 miles; Fare . cents ucrmilc.
- minutes allowed Tor supper in Bristol.
Tenn. time being 30 minutes slower than
Va. time, the apparent want OF connection
between the above schedule is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FIELDS as a candidate for Sheriff of Wa h
ington county, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
Your Attention
is CORDIALLY INVITED 10 tho
"rECnicrSou County Ky. land Sale -
GRAND PRIZE SCIIEITE,

Regularly CHARTER by Tho Legislature
OF trWucEy, endorsed aud recommended by ovciy
lcndius official On tho state, and over 600 uf her
moot prominent citizens. This splendid scheme
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

JaR Dciirc,Y.-On Tuesday night
three Of prisoners confined in the Jail
ut BloUntvillc made their escape by
breaking through the ceiling. The are
Henry pAnson, from Dinwiddie coun-
ty, Va, sentenced to Penitentiary for
one year for stealing money and sem
tence committed to imprisonment In
county Jail John Hurt, from Russell
county, Va, charged with stealing a
horse; and William Combs, Sullivan
county, charged with stealing jeans.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

Mr.. Walthall had been sent for to
take the place of Col. Hughes and re-
main wit. Clarkson until Hughes could
so to Abingdon and return. lie dcclin-
cd to take Col. Hughes place, but re-
manned as a sort of Qaasi friend and
witness. Here then is the statement
of Mr.. Walthail:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
ESTABLISHED 1885.

i. O. MATII T. w : O n,
PRODUCE CO&MISSI ON MERCHANT,
A GENT for tho Montour, Uopow,p, MI
IA ledgeville, AMI Eaglo & Phmuix Cot
ION Mills Hazard AID Dspont Powder Cos
AudrsrA, "a, Ang. I, 1870.
hIIGUCTA GA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

Thanks. We Gro undcg obligations
10 NIessrs. Kennedy & Nen~olo, OF the
Marion HcyoN iOr iavo.s conferred
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

,u..r.-.-,,
a io"t OF l-' e'','F I'ht'" pt7''' ,,,.-.....'.
',, 'u.'' 81 'iu- .". 10y. ,.,'j Wen.
l.'.. '' .t COY i. l.,rtS,, with
''o'. .''', ;, ON, ,''',i.r'i,',r irer,,nrc.
.sr H. ry,tv tIy9.. ~. ald ovprg person who
l i,..,.... .n.i ,..irf a..i I',r. uol.. OF
af r,. ',,, ,'.,,- e.-,.-. 20. .t,-.rBF, &, CO..
L..-..' . .s p. NV y,.E
.-. h. 49,. . D., . - e., g.. i..us Of Nav
On ~ ..,'.' tNr,;s.. rr1. !, g,gclI N CO.
Ga f and s, s Asy fs as5sa i" i i
Che q tcH.or oT those who desire toa vorl.o ,9elr
SU4in'. acirrti-7csiiy H'd syai ennis -tAilS
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CAPITAL PRIZE $15O,OOOl
smallest Prize, $50!

Aiso about 100000 IN GREENBACKS, tho rent
money of tho property for the years 1869 and 1870,
10 be- distributed to tho winners of tho fist SGCei
prizes respectively. Rent for 1869, was sac pei
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EVERYBODY CAN GET RICH
W. Article entirely ae,D AMI sidJ,ie. Agents
wanted in every town. First applicants secure
preference. Address Hughes " Hughes, ", High
st., louisville, ny.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

Ale on draught oJ,he Niol;e5 House
Bar. july l-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
More New ana Cheap Goods.

BRIsToL-GooDsoN, VA. & TENN.
We are now adding to our former
large stock a handsome assortment of
new and cleap Goods, Groceries.
Quoensware, Glassware, Boots, Shoes,
&c.
We offer I'm Ladies Dress Goods, IAN
cy Goods, notions &c., a splendid as
sormcn., which Wo are prepared o
sell nj We reduced prices, FOR cash!
or friends G-c invited 10 examine cur
STOCK.
ID. DUNN {; co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

Piano .for Sale.-Those wishing to
bup q good Piano at a reduced price
will please call at the Ne,rs Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
DAVIS, ROPER & CO, -
WHOLESALE SROCEsGs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
Bcllokoa l,eens eood eaoI nle.

Fashion and FJRcy.-Strui,on has q
fine stock of now clothes and casei-
mc1s aud refuses 20 be surpassed by
any city wurkmeu.
SoH OW.-Mr. L. II. Scnckor has
literally sold ont his spring stock Of
goods. But for frequent orders which
he has made his shelves would nov be
empty. As it is he has plenty of
goods yet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-05
AUGUSTA MARKET .

GA.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-11-19

DAT 4 tract of land situated in Fafuetaique
10 name of Rosemond Lejeune' con
tanning 90 aero and improvements, bounda-
ries given day of sale
State tax 10 dollars and 26 cents
Parish tax 4 dollars and 40 cents
Gas A tract of land situated ON Plaquemine,
assessed in the name of Milton Laughlln, con-
tanning go acres and Improvements thereon
boundaries given day of sale.
State tax 81 dollars and 80 cents
Parish tax "a dollars and 60 cents
249 A tract of land situated at Queue Tor
tue, assessed in the name Of Marceiin, Com
Ter. containing $40 acres, boundaries given
'on day of sale.
Parish tax 26 dollars and 4 censs.
$50 A tract of land situated in Prairie
Mamoutll, assessed in the name OF Henry
Rider, containing 40 acres, boundaries given
day of sale.
State tax S dollars and 81 cents
Parish tax 3 dollars and 63 cents
25I A tract of land situated on the Atcha-
falaya river, assessed in theepame OF h. W.
Worth, containing 400 acres, boundaries CIV
en- day of sale.
paish tax 81 dollars and 20 cents
S A tract of land situated on til bayou
Darbone, assessed in the name OF Ducoudray
Lamorandier. containing 240 acres, boundaries
given day of sale.
State tax s. dollars and IS cents
Parish tax IL dollars and DO cents
253 A tract of land situated on bayou
Waxia, assessed in the name ofCharles Green,
well and Onezime Guidry, Containing lou
acres, or arpents, boundaries given day OF
sale. State tax Q dollalS aho
Parish tax ) dollars and ) cents
254 A tract of land situated on bayou
Plaouemine, assessed in the name OF John
Benoit, containing 80 acres. and improve
ments thereon. boundaries given day OF sale
State tax II dollars and Is cents
Parish tax II dollars and 16 cents
256 A tract Of land situated in Bellevue
assessed in the name of Benz, r. Rogers, con,
tanning s34 acres; bounded north by lands OF
Mrs. G. w. Pratt, the estate of John 6
Pratt, south by lands formerly belonging to
DR.. Scott, east by Bayou BourbeuS, west by
| domain State tax $l66 35
d. C. SITTIG. Collector
State and Parish Taxes, st. Landry.
oct29
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II ~HIUTF.-
Succession de AEniRoMse aser-
fg:sKr<a
Succession de Ilucretia Glass.

COUR DE PAROIssE, ST. IANDRE-No. .3432
nUDLEY A. MOSS de la Paroisse de St.
~ Landry, ayant p~resente urte petition a
leffet d'etre nominee administrator della sue
cession de lucretia Glass, decet6e, derniere-
ment de la dite paroisse:
En-. consequences, avis est par lie present
donnG aux interesses dans cette Succession
d'svoir i deduire par ecrft, a mon bureau
dams les dix jours qui suiyront la date du pre-
sent avis, les ~raisOns, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit 4 Ia denlael-
de de Ia lite petition.
JOS. .. RICHARD, Gsrefier,
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PA. A tract of land situated near Grand
Coteau, assessed in the name OF widow Julien
Krader, being the property of August p Gnid-
ry, the heirs of Placide Guilbeau, the heirs Of
Alexandra Guilbeau, bounded North by Lou
is Guilbeau, south by bayou Carancrow
east by Mrs. Joseph Richard and west BY
Samuel C.. Mcpherson.
State tax, $i5 Sc
Parish % 81 g
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smorandier, contenant $50 acres-Alos Unite
seront donnees lie jour de la Tente-
Take dIItat 1863 10
" Paroisse IL Us
25a Tn moroccan de terrc situc au bayou
Waxia, assesse au nom de Charles GreenWe''
ct Onezime Guidry, contenana 100 acres GA
arpents--les limites seront donnGcs lie jour H'
la vente. Take d'Etat 30 Is
q Paroisse 10
254 Tn morcpau dc terre situG an bayou
Plaquemine. asSessd au nom de Jean Benoit.
contenant 80 scres--,es limites seront dapRees
lie Jour DE- Ia vpnte.
Take d'l.tat ST. -
paroisse II IL
e56. Tn moroccan dc terre sitnc a Belle
vue, assesse au nom de Benjamin R.. Rogers,
eontenant 81 acres, borne aq nord par les
terres de Madame @. w. Pratt ct de IA success
sion de John G, Pratt, all sud par les terr"S
.appartenant a~utrefois III DR.. Scott, Ii Pest par
lie Bayou Bourbeux. eta l'ouest par les torres
publiques. Take d'Etat $l66 3a
" de paroisse 1875 40
D. G. SITTIG, Collectear
Des Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse, St. Landry
% OctObre,
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Vente Publique.
ssi0n de James G. Havcs.

Succession de James G. HAYES,
lin vertu dun ordre de rhon. la Colr
III DIES Preuves de la parisse st. Landry,
i ira vendu a Pencan public, par lie SOU
si.ne encanteur, a la derniere residence du
defunt dams la vile dcs Opelousas, lie Mer~
crel 80 Nouem6re. 1870, les p%ropriet{s
sLisantes appartenant 4 Ia succession de
JANIS G. Hayes, DECIDE, d SAVIOR:
La Motto indivise de trois mulets espag.
nols, lie quart de Ia ,ecolte de cotton, Ell.
viron vingt eibq tetes dc bstes d cornes fl
rouches, environ trente.deux tetes de che
yAux creoles, seize tetes de chevaux, u9
mulct, denX yaches ct leurs veaux, deu4
wagons. deux s%elles, une machine d cou1rc,
IN tusil, unc montre en- OF, tneubles dr
maiSon, ~ustepsilcs dc cuisine, ct heaueonr
dautrcs chooses. la rss.ss n& "
Conditlons-Coipptant
T.. PERRODIN. Encanteuz.
10 novemhre.-
s]ncctssion dc AInilonse BeE-
tEaEz<a.
Cour dc Paroisse, ST. Landry-.No. -343H.
ENFLICIA ANDREPONT de la Paroisse 81.
l. Landry, ayant presente une petition
4 leffet detre nommt Administrative de lasuc
cession de Alphonse Bertrand, decide, der
Increment de h dite paroisse;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnG aux interessGs dams cette succession
d'avoir a deduire par Gcrit, q mon Bureau
Jams les dix jours aui suiVront la date 'da
present avis, les ~raiseus, 81 aucune lis ont,
| pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fait aroitsa Ia
dite~pttition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Greffier.
| 10 Noyer bre 1870.
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PA, Tn moroccan de terre situe pres du
Grand Coteau, assesse au nom de la veaY:
Julien Krader. Giant la propriet6 de Augustir
Guidry, des heritiers de Placide Gui!beau tt
des hGritiers de Alexandra Guilbeau, borne
nord par Louis Guilbeau, sud par lie Bayou
Carancro, est par madame Soseph Richard Jet
Quest par Samuel c.. McPhelson.
Take d'Etat $45 o.
80 Paroisse 81 3S.
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a2I1 Deux morceaux de terre situes D Pied
de-Negre, assesses au nom de Felicien Go
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uupnlllS, dSStSSc an nom ue Louis Ferry, con-
tenant 300 aeres--les hmites seront donnees
le Jour de la yentc.
=. . ~. Take d'Etat $40 IL
re Paroisse r. aI2 IS s
Pa Deux moroccan. de terre assessEes an
nom de Ursin a. III T. Prejean, lun situe a
Carancro, contenant $50 acres, fautre a PIa-
squeIpine, contenant SO arpeft.--les limites
seront dolinees le jour de la yente.
r Take d'Etat $40 45 r...
&" PaToisse 20 ia , IL
245 Tn moroccan lie terre situe a Pine
Prairie, assesse an nom de Paul johnson, con-
tenant 80 acres-les lImites sefont don,ees Ie
icur de la vente. Take d'Etat $l2 S.
$" Paroisse 4 q
PAT I'm moroccan de terfe situe a Faque-
taique, assesse au nom de Ro.emond Leieune1
contenant 20 acres ct les ameliorations-les
limitcs serant donnees lie jour de la ventc.
TAKE dEtat $40 IS
+ "Paroisse 4 As
24s Tn moroccan de terre situe a Plaque
mine, assesse su nom de Milton Laughlin,
contenant 80 acres avee les ameliorations qui
sly trouvent-les limites seront donnees lie
jour de la vente. fake d'Etat $35 80
ri a# Paroisse "a 60
249 I'm moroccan de terre situe a Queue
Tortue, assesse au nom de Marcelin Cormier,
contenant $40 acres-les lnnites seront DON
nees lie jour de la ventc.
Take d'Etat 1913 22
I" Paroisse 70 "a
$50 I'm moroccan de terre situe a la prairie
Mamou, assesse IN nom de Henry Rider, con-
tenant 40 acres--les limites sefont donnes lie
our de la vente. Take d'Etat SO 81 "
" Paroisse 3 63
25l TN moroccan de tarre sitne d la riviere
Atchafalaya, assesse au nom de II. w. Worth,
contenant 400 aeres-ies limites seront dom
nees lie Jour de Ia yente.
Take dsEtat s45 rs
!" Paroisse 81 90
252 I'm moroccan de terre situe au bayou
Darbonne, assessetau nom de Ducoudray La
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Louis or Carron.
State tax ID dollars and IS cents
Parish tax 8 dollars and IA cents
17b A tract Of land situated on the
AtchafaIava, assessed in the name of w. M.
Lindsey. containing three hundred and six
teen acres, being the upper half of section
eleven, Mi township sthtee south Of range
three east.
State tax 81 dollars and IS cents
Parish lax q. dollars and 16 cents
1T6 A lot Of ground situated IN the
town Of Washington, assessed in the name
of Zenon Berdelon, fronting on Edmond
Richard Back on the bayou Carron also
~fwenty.one md eighty one hundredths
acres Of land situated on Crocodile, being
LOT No. one. o section Ao,6ne in township
four south Of range fourfeast. ,
State tax "a dollars and 52fcents 4
s17zses Parish tax 10 dollars and a7Scents
1T A tract Of land situated in Prairie
Rasse. assessed in the name of widow An.
> tome C.. DeYillier, containing three hun.
dred acres, bounded west by land Of Mi
chael Duffy, cast by lands of the heirs Of
Delabore, &c. north by lands of Michael
Bordslen, and south BY bayou Teche.
State tax "a dollars and 4 cents
Parish lax 16 dollars and "A cents.
LIS Al tract of land assessed in The
uarne of William Link, situated on bayou
Bo.nf. containing eighty acres. being the
north half of the southeast quarter of sec.
siou No. one II township five south OF FRANCE
1fs Statu tan 2s dollars and s cents
hi parish tax Us dollars and 90 cents
179 a tract ofland situated M Prairie
ER AAMF tNF&MT$#AE - &hn x.arnn anTA.{ HI
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bayou SaIFoH, west Dt Iaud bSiofS'bS W,
E. ~Lamorandier, east by lot Of Alfonso
Stroder.
State tax I dollars and a. cents
202 Two lots of ground situated in the
town Of Washington, assessed in the name
of Remy Won, fronting on Bridge street,
and running back on Gordon street lot No.
As, 20 feet front by 100 in depth.
State tax 80 dollar and ss3s cents
a08 IA lot of ground situated ins the
town of Washington, assessed inIhe name
| of Morris Whittenham, beundef on one
side by lot of John S. Fitch, on the other
side by lot of Pierre and on the two ether
sides by Duphessis and Dejean street
State tax 26 dollars and Is cents u
aO4 One lot df ground situated inEthe
town of Washington, assessed in the name
Of Eulalie Lemelle, being lot No. 33, bonn-
ded north by Moundyille street, east By St.
lJohn street, south by Hill street, and east
by Charles and Fermin Iemelle's lots.
state tax 90 dollars and 20 cents
zoo One half ofa lot of ground situated
in the town Of Washington, assessed in the
name Of Mrs. Cornelia Beers, bounded on
one side by Bridge street, at the other BY
property of o. Huxley, on one side BY Du-
pre- street, and the Other side BY half of
said lot State tax 3 dollars and rs cents
ao7 One5eighth part De D lot of ground
situated i'm the-town III Washington. as
lsessed in the name Of r. j Ralph, being
portion of lot No. 20, fronting on Main
street, back bysSt. John street. on one side
| by Carriere street, and east BY that portion
| of lot No. %, occupied by Winckler.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-18
The Queens Cup.

The " Prize Cup sailed for by yachts
of all nations, and by the Amelica, at the
regatta of the Royal English Yacht
Squadron, at Cowes, England. August %,
1851. was presented by the ovvers of the
America to the New York ! acht CLUB.
on the following conditions Any
organized yacht club of asy foreign couu-
try shall always be entitled, through any
one or more gifts members, to claim the
right OF sailing match for this cup with
any yacht or other vessel, of not less Than
thirty, nor more than three hundred tons,
measured by the Custom House rule of
Inc country to which the vessel belongs.
ne cup Is to be considered as tile property
ofthe club aud not OF the meml,ers thereof
nor ofthe owners of the vessel winning
itin match, and the condition of keening
it open to be sailed for by yacht clubs of
tail foreign nations on the terms stated,
shall always be considered as attached to
1t. making 1t perpetuallra challenge cup
for friendly competition between foreign
countries. Other conditions are attached
as to the mode of giving notice Of the
challenge and the particulars of the race.
hr Ashbury, the owner of the Cambria,
and members of the English Yacht Club,
having complied with all the formalites
will enter on the contest for the future
possession of the challenge cup, and the
race is to come off on Monday, August
sth, over the usual course at the annual
regatta Of the New York Yacht Club