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The Burlington District Ministerial Association
II the Melh0i.s- Church held meeting A.
Adtie0ury, commencing on Monday evening,
the 2Jth. Tuesday morning au hour OF 50 wss
taken up IN services uf a social practical nature
After which elaborate revieg Of '' Cret0, ="
the author of which is Professor l. T. townsend
OF Boston, WAS made by Rev NJ Eigerton Of
Sdeburue. Afteraoou-Rey. l.. 5. Walker Of
North Ferris5urgs, late Of Niid.ebury, read 3
vel written paper On Science aud Art as illus
traitors Of Religion Rev {. \ Richmond Of
SArksbJro read a well considered exegasis Of
that passage in Scripture IN Peter $3.50.
which refers 90 lhrsJ's preaching 90 the ''spirIls
< prison Rev. B. u. Hall enleayored 10 ar 20
sEvv the oft repeated question, "Y no VS.
Mechis-de,!' TUESDAY evening, Rev 3. VI
Hal. Of Rutland pEe-ehti to an interested audi
enCe from Gal. 1.lj Neda"-jay evening sn
iuttre- ing and spirited disca--on arose and was
generally participated in on the question, e The
Spiritual LIE oi the Church. sctuai .ui demand
ei''-IEe Boston lhe1loSic4. s-u'uAry hss
been in that CRY wears 1le f-- year there
were - stdiei, g., the second : :, jhc tniri 50,
making IL the largest .u New England except
Andove-. The assets Of the institution have in
creased from .u0J 20 >Z1o. uUu.-I be roll Cf
Methodis;s now foots up over three and a hals
milions.--B!slop James has recently dedicated
$4,000 church at heeling, Ya-ElHard
T. Bright Of Pennsylvania ieayes by will
$1,000 % the Missionary Society Of the " z.
Church
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THE CINNANoS GARDENS or CETLON The
spicy gales of Ceylon are 90 much a matter Of
notoriety that a considerable amount Of interest
Is necessarily felt in the cinnamon gardens. The
spicy gales, born Of Cry.cn, TO be me, with in
the Indian ocean, have been, and are, ss much
Az institution in all poetry and some prose, as
the burning mountains Of Africa and India
coral strands Strange 10 -ay, however, the
traveller who goes to Gale falls in with none Of
these perfumcd breezas The odors Of the en-
CINE room, the hold, and the galley have it ali
their own way on board as the steamer rounds
her moorinqs, AMI continue 20 PIE iominate
while she Is IN the htrbor Going ashore, the
passenger escapes from the odors OF the steamer.
but he searches in vain for those Of the spice
gardens, and when at last he goes 10 the CHINA
mon gardens themselves, disappointment is his
portion. lie expected 70 find wilderness Of
od0riferous shrubs-a labyrinth Of tangled
sweets he discovers. 10 fact, q desert Of gravel
walks, with here and there a small oasis covered
by sickly cinnamon or barred coffee shrub.
In point Of fact Ceyl Ion is not, as far As the s1l
is concerned, 80 richly productive ls is often
supposed. Vegetation IS rank enough and TO
spare in this small tropical island, but rice ard
cocoanut trees are be only useful specimens Of
vegetation that can 10 saii TO flourish, and the
commissariat Of tl.e European residents Is often
uncertain and generally dependent on eXte-rsi
supply Butchers meat il frequently luxury
thar can only be obtained ~ considerable cost
nor is the scintipess of ordinary provisions
compensated by such Injuries as oysters, brought
from point half way between Gale and C0!uU-
bo, birds nest soup, or sesweed pulling
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The Fest-y of Trinity church. Rutland, have
voted % ac,ep, the resignation OF Rev j. Milton
PEEK OF the rec,1rsh;U OF the church The
shop laid the cornerstone Of st Mary : church,
East Providence, K l. Wednesday. June sth
The Bishop oi she Diocese Of Illinois sailed
last week for EurJre-Ine post of Dean q
Rochester. has been conferred on the Rev. Dr.
osoi- OF BaiHcl College, Oxford. - C0ugrega-
tousl singing Is o. De the rule in the church Vi
the advent, an Francisco. on ani after the lst
OF Ju-y---hr.s, church, Detroit, recently
celebrated The tselty-ii,l anniversary Of is or
Vsuizsti D.
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VOL. Xiv. NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII.
THE cAUGHNAwAcA SHIP CANAL.

THE CAUGHNANAGA SHIP CANAL.
AHH GREAT WEST, CANADA AND
NEW ENGLAND.
Meeting ofthe Burlington Board Of
Tfade.
4 LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING
Sp'ecbei 5y Hoa John Young, Hon L. $.
H4aiiagtoa, J. B. .Niiis, Hoq. Leri IN
ferirooi, z Z. DT5y, H5r. J. ".
Sier1ri. and 0ticgs.
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Rev. George Severance has removed from
Glover to Essex, Vt, and taken charge Of the
societies in Essex and Jericho --li,mJr.al and
thi.ireu's sunday Was Observed in the church
10 Barre On tHe second : ih5ath ia June Rev.
James 1. Powers has accepted a unanimous call
90 settle WITH tae parish IN Ludlow. Mr Powers
resigns his charge IN woodstock TO respond 70
this call Commencement exercises II Dean
Academy, Franklin, VII ,ste place Wednesday.
June -J,h, az 10 am.
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gsllows had been offered to tire prisoner and
declined, rose and said that - If the nsr who
was about to be hung did not choose to Improve
this occasion, he should like TO by saying a h'tle
something about protective tariff" He, ;he
speaker, had become known in the Dominion
| Parliament as an enthusiastic advocate of closer
bonds Of union between Canada and this cOun-
try lie had been charged with being stronger
advocate of American interests THAI Of those Of
| his own country. He was glad to support this
enterprise, because the canal would be one OF the
strongest bonds not only Of commerce but Of
auity between the two countries. Great pre-
/ iudices have been aroused, and We have been in
danger Of forgetting that we are Of the same
blood, and that to these two nations of England
! and America has been entrusted the great duty
/ of upholIing constitutional liberty among man
+ kind He would appeal in the name Of COM
merce, the great ciyilizer, for the cultivation Of
/ brothery love between tie countries. If tlis
] canal sha, unite them in hesrt it will have ac-
| complishel more than if it made every
man on esch side Of the line rich.
/ Ono OF the prophets and apostles Of Parliament
had recently, afier drawing a sad pictura of the
way in which the United States Government
! oppressed its people with taxes to pay of is
deb proceeded to advocate the raising Of the
tar on the Canadian side in like manner.
/ AnC wiser man in cur Congress, he was sorry
to see, had offset this proposition by one 20
raise the tariff on cattle from - 10 80 per cent
Il was for wise men &c say how long such
barriers should be maintained, NOT for proper
purposes Of revenue, blt s- means # sptirg
and es;rang.ug their neighbors lie believed it
TO be the highest duty Of ths people, as OF
his owp, to caltiy4te kindly feelings each to-
ward the other, aud thus sulssrye the best iu-
ierests Of tlth. Ganala is the h5-E elruts@ =
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hngten one Of the largest OF miami cities, as
well as grand eHiry-p2r- for the products OF
the West, and Of trade and merchandise in gen
eral, thereby inviting population. capital, and
monist and other business Institutions. which
are always IN quest Of large and thrifty CON-
mercial communities, and which yours will Ger
tainly be, as nothing hut your own supineuess
IN regard to this matter can prevent it. Just look
for moment at the admirable situation Of Bur
iingion. for expansions its capabilities in that
direction are conceded . be almost indefinite
Then again look At her with this work accom-
plishei. My word for it, ere the close Of anoth-
er decade she Will possess near On to one hundred
thousand irhshitauts, with her spacious piers,
ware and store houses ard elevators, rival
ug Buffalo; aui the child is born that will see
ht' all but the equal Of Chicago. making
mi.louaires Of some Of your real estate holders,
and merchant princes Of many members Of
your Board of Trade
.1a look once mora and see the influence
II VIII exert on the prosperity Of your whole
state, putting into successful operation her
row dormant water power, unearh her min
erals, retain her population, aiI adj incul-
culah'y to the aggregate Of her wealth and
resources. Then, instead Of is being good State
90 emignte from, il will prove one Of the best
20 migrate to. Now, WEI / youn- man, and
lu searc4 Of place 20 locate, with this canal
constructed, Burlington would undoubtedly be
my ch. nee.
Finally, lilemen, il is for YOU to put this
undertaking at once in motion, therefore come
forward with your assistance and thereby show
you faith in it 10y your WORK. Don't Jet the
suhsc- ptiln list leave Burlington. 1escech YOU
until you have headed It with st least $780,
600 and tlat l have no doubt will secure the &C
I.U O.
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Mr. Underwood ssii that be hal received e,-
tors from Sir A,ezlnier T. Gs,t, .f Csnsla, re-
-.etlag ,Ait Illness in lis f.mily would compel
him 70 be absent from th.s meeting also from
Hon. 1lr H5.,oa Of Canada, Gov. C,aG.n of
N ssacause.ts, Governor s.earns O. New Hamp-
shire and Ex-Governor Smith O. Vermont Al
these gentlemen hal expressed in strong terms
tacir iuteres: in t-.s ea'o.pl-e ali sense cf lis
importance 90 New Eag'aui.
ilr Underwood next introduced don. L. s.
Huntington as an ufuortil member Of the
Dominion Parliament, and one TO whose interest
AMI efforts IN securing the charter Of the Snip
Canal. its friends we're greatly indebted.
Er. uuatiaston male 4n exceedingly hapry
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The large audience re-assemblel in the Hall st
O'Clock. The President introduced as the first
s,eise-, Hon. 5. W. Foster Of Canada, who made
short speech.
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tune
% Glf, beneath thy guiding hr-t
Ol-tTllsc fathers crosse thr sea.
Antvh.n they trl d the WIutry strand.
Wlta prayer aut psalm they E4r-tip % ped thes.
Thou heart'st. well pleased. the song tho prayer
1hy nIe-s u- tne aul SIN iJ, power
th..l onward through 81 a-r- 1esr
The ucl43ry oi -hat holy h4u-.
laFs frerfium, truth End faith o ul-
tame sIth those r1 les o'e- the wlFef
Ar4 where their TrllErim feet have g-
.hs Gyf she's trusted guards tlei- -rav.s-
And here thy name. % God CT love
T-rir chii .Ieu's e b .drsn shall aiors.
Il4t rhcss e,e.ull hills remov-,
And spring atur-s Oh earth 1J more.
The singing was such As 70 Dc one. heart
good {, .eriiy seemed % ba worship.
ibe commemorative address was delivered
by trosii,n, Angel. Who sPose, es always,
Ti'hout notes.
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Essate Of Aagnstus L. WamkIer.
virtue of an order of the Hon. sthe
. Probate Court in and for the parish of
St. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned administrator, on the pre-.
misses, or by a duly commissioned auction
Ger, in the o W of Washington, on
Wednesday, May 4M, 1870,
the foil wing described property belonging
to the estate ofSAugnstus L. Winkler, de
ceased, late Of the parish of 81. Landry to
wit:
ONE FOURTH OF A LOT OF GROUND
with the buildings and Improvements there
on, situated in the town Of Washington at
the corref Of st. John and Vine Streets.
THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF LOT
No. thirty.seven, as marked upon the plat
of the town Of Washington. bounded north
iby property of Lemelle. east by Bridge
b:reet, south by Vine street, and west by
and of L. Dupre, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, known as Wlnkler's
Terms and NonditioSs-One half cash
tie balance on six months credit, purchaser
his promisory note bearing eight per
fcet per annnm interest Abm maturity,
viii good and solvent securi Y, vendor re-
tahing privilege and pecial mortgage. Pnr-
ch.Ar not to ALLEVIATE, hpothecate or 9th
ervk;e cucumber the pro"erty sold, % the
detfsanent of said reserved privilege and
moigage.
10 ELfIA A. SUTHERLAND,
Administrative.
kAril Q, 1870.
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Succession d'Awgastws L. W1meAzer.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de la Cour des
Ia Preuves de la Paroisse St Landry, il
sera vendu a l'encan public. all dernier ct
plus offrant encherisseur, par la soussignee
ADMINISTRATORS GU par un encanteur public,
sur Res ieux dams la vile DIES Washington. en-
cette dite ~paroisse, lie MERCREDI, 4 Mai
1870, les prophecies ci-apres decrites. apparte-
nant a la succession d'Augustus L Winckler
decide, reinforcement de la dite pa.1isse, a
SAVIOR
LIE quart dun terrain, ayes leg batisses ct
authorizations dessus, situes dams la vile de
Washington. a lencoignure des rues St. John
ct Vine.
LIE quart sud-e5t du lot No. trente-sspt COM
ne il est designe sur lie plan de la vile de
Washington, borne nord par Ia proprie:e de
Lemelle, est par la rue Bridge, sud par la rue
Vine, ct Quest par la terre de l.. Dupre, avec
les batisses ct authorizations dessus, connu
ccmme le cafe de Winckler.
CONDrTONS.-Une Motto compliant, ct la
balance a un credit de six mois. ~lacquereul
fournissant sont billet portart HUT pour cent
par an dinta1et de I'echGance, avec bonnie CT
:olvable caution, une hypothequs speciaie Ell
lie privilege du vendeur etant retenus jusqu'au
paiment final. ~L'acquereur devra s'obligel
de ne pas vendre. hypothequer on autremen,
dispo6er de la dite 2ropriete avant lie Placement
du prix d'achat.
ELIZA SUTHERLAND,
Administrative
. anvil 1870
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Sarah Ann Doucet. wife, @Pf

sarah Ann Doueet, wife, (Pfsif a.a GGpr.,
Team B.e. Garland, husband. mo. $50. a
Ny The trial Of the above entitled case, the
~ plaintiff, Sarah Ann Doucet, wife OF oe.
Sendant. Jean Bite. Garrand, having proven
Nv the testimony adduced, that hef claim q =
uainst her said husband for REIMBURSEMENT u
money received by him rem the sale OF ne'
senarate property, to the extent OF one nuu.
AIRED and ~ffty-six dollars was correct q Jus',
and having also shown by SAID evidence .ns'
her demand for q separation IN property iui
her said husband, said defendant was JUST ane
proper; and the law being IN favor OF the as
nands Of said plaintiff, it is by reason tnerecf
ordered, adjudged and decreed' that pisih.lh
do have FINAL judgment against ner sag nus nus
band, the defendant, for and recover OF nun
ana hundred and ffty-six dollars, with nVe
Wv cent rer annnm interest thereon from the
1sth NJ October 1869, till paid and costs o.
anti. II il further ordered and adJudged and
decreed. that said plaintiff be separated II
~nronerty from said defendant; that the com
innnity of acouets and gains between then
Ia dissolved; that she administer her separate
sstste free from his contiol, hat piaihtln
sac;. mo,toape on all the real estate OF daend
80 to take Effect as to forty dollars iron the
-aar 1868: and as to sixteen dollars tnaeo,
from the wear 1868, and thirty dollars theeo'
srom the wear 1864, and as to forty ootars
tlosn IF from the year 1864; and as to thirty
Solisra. thereof from the year 1866, be reog'
u;asd and enforced, and that said proprty
+hns encountered be seized and sold to salty
nm Done, read and signed in open cort,
shis 2lgt day of March, lezO.
4. GARRIGUES,
Parish Judge of st. Landry
IA true copy.1 c,o~.
Anril Q. 1870.
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Henrietta II. Wacksrhagen, ESr. Test. e.
Robert Il. LitteM, Admr.
TOUR DE PAROISsE, St. Landry, No.
S36.-En vertu dun alias ordre de saisie
ct vente lance par Honorable Cour de Pa.
roisse siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse St.
Landry, dams raffaire ci-dessus intitnle, ct a
mois sdresse. ~j'offrirai en-. vente publique, au
dernier ct plus offrant ench6risseur, a la mai.
son de cour de la dite ~paroisse, en- la vile des
Opelousas, lie SAMEDI Z Mai 1870, a II
heures du matin Ia propriete ci apres decrite,
saisie pour satisfaire le dit ordre, a SAVIOR
UNE PORTION DE TERRE, etant Ia
section quinze du township numero six sud
du t~rente-et unieme degre de la latitude nord,
dams lie range numero cinq est, dams lie Dis
trict Sud-ouest des Terres de la Louisiana
etant la meme achetee par lie defunt de- Geo
B. Stewart, lie 81 septembre 1889, enregistre
en- livre L. j. page $3.50, au bureau du Recor-
der dams ct pour la dite paroisse de St Lam
dry, contenant soixante-huit S4ll0O acres de
supelfcie.
Condtions.-Pour du compliant, en- espece,
pour s~atisfaire Ia somme de trois cent quarante-
cling piastres, avec 8 pour cent d'interet par
an sur lie tiers de celia du 90 Decembre 1867,
ct lie meme interet sur On autre tiers de celia
du 20 Decembre, 1863, ct lie meme inter6t sur
la balance ct l'autre tiers de celia du 20 De-
cembre, 1869
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
2 avril, 1870.
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Succession de DeIphime Guizory.
INN vertu dun ordre de rHon. Cour des
II Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
ra vendu a l'ercan public, au dernier ct plus
offrant encherisseur, par 10 soussigne encan-
teur, sur les lieux, lie
Mercredi, Is Amzz, 1870,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant a
la succession de Delphine Guilloly decide, a
SAVIOR
l.. L'habitation, la derniere residence de
la defunte, consistant en- cent arpents de
terre de prairie, plus on moins, ensemble Az
&c toutes les 40 celebrations qui sly trouvent,
situee dams la Prairie Vile Plate, paroisse
susdite, ia r%exception DIES authorizations d.
Leopold III. Fontenot. consistent en- un mai
sou de residence. une cabanne, ensemble av-
&c leurs dependances, a SAVIOR les barrieres
du iardin ct de la eour, qui sont reserves. }
La dite terre est BIO. nee nord par L ,uis tagg
| at Edmond Fontenot,e est par Joseph Lafeur,
| sud par GGrand Fontenot. ct Quest par Manu-
els Guillory.
2. I'm moroccan de terre boisee, situ6 sur
les limites de la Prairie Vile Plat, mesurant
cent arpents, plus GU moins, borne nord par
Gerand Fontenot, est par ----, sud par
Onile H. Fontenot, ct Quest par Jean Bite.
Veyon.
s.. Deux paires de boeufs, deux chevaux,
une jument ct deux poulains, environ huit
totes de betes a cornes douces, I'M buggy,
HUT tetes de cochons, une charette a boeuf
I'm. lot d'~instruments aratOires. un fusil, le feI
a marquer, u~stensils d'habitation, meubles de
maison ct de cuisine.
TERMEs EFT CosDTTIoNs-L'habitation e
les terres payables a I'm ct deux ans du jour
de la vente, les acquereurs devant fotrnil
caution personnel a la satisfaction de l'admi.
nistrateur, ct les terres demeurant spectacle
ment hypothequees a Ia dite succession JUS
qu'au Placement final. En- cas- de non paie'
ment a recheance, cfague somme porters
huit pour cent d'interet par an de peeheance'
L'hsbitation sera livree le jour de la vente,
d Perception des batisses occupies par Leo.
poll Fontenot, ct cette partie de la terre qui
a etc cultivee par lie dit Leopold Fontenot IN
1869. qui seront livrees lie Ter jour de ~janvie'
1871.
La balance DIES PROPHECIES seront vendues
pour du compliant, payable lie jour meme de
la vente.
Les placements devront etre fats b Yves
Vidrine, a son bureau a la Vile Plate.
i. PERRODIN, Encanteur.
- mars
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

Onezime L. Fontemot, admir-. Us. W.
liam Carcamo, ct. ais.
Cour de Paroisse, st. Landry, No. 46O
INV vertu dun writ de feri facias lance pa
IL rHon. Cour de Paroisse St. Landr y
Etat de la Louisiana, dams raffaire ci-dessus
intitulee, ct a mois adresse, je procederai a
vendre a rencan public, au dernier ct plus Of
frant encherisseur, a la maison de cour de la
dite paroisse, dams Ia vile des Opelousas, IL
Same Ii. 7 Maj, 1870.
commencant a onze heures du matin, les pro
rrietes ci apres decrites, saisies pour satisfaire
le dit ordre, a SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de terre situe dams la
Prairie Vile Platte, Paroisse de St. Landry.
mesurant sept arpents de longueur sur une
largeur de I'M arpent ct trente sept pieds, con-
tenant sept arpents ct 97I100 dun arpent de
superfcie, borne nord par les terres de Joseph
c.. L. Fontenot, sud par les terres de Ellie Ar
doin, Quest par Cyprien Louis, ct est par Jean
b. Tiponeau, etant lie meme achete par lie de-
fendeur Carcamo, lie Is mars 1863, de Cypri-
en- Louis, b. C L, par acte passe par devant
Paul l. E Guillaumin, ~notaire, ct e%nregistre
dams la Livre T, au bureau de Recorder de
St Landry.
Conditions-Comptant.
J. M. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Q avril, 1870.
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Vente par le Sherif..

Payne, Huntington Il Co. vs. Patrick J.
Lotus.
TOUR DE DISTRICT. ct. Landry, No.
" 1lO95.-En vertu dun ordre de saisie ct
de vente lance par FHon sieme Cour de Dis
trict dams ct pour la Paroisse St Landry, dams
faffaire ci-dessus intitulee. ct a moi adresse, je
procederai a vendre a lencan public, a la mai
son de cour de la dite p~aroisse, en- Ia vile des
Opelousas, lie >AMEDT, 9 Avril, 1870. q II
heures du matin, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, saisies pour satisfaire lie dit ordre, 4 ga.
voir: Les portions DIES terrcs marecageuses
sitnees dams la Paroisse St Landry, decrites
comme suit:
]. Toute la section No - dams lie township
No 8 sud de Ia rangee 3 eft, dams lie District
Sud Quest des terres de Ia Louisiana, conte-
nant trois cent quatrevingt-et-un 81 loo acres,
etant la meme ~enrsgistree au bureau DIES terres
De FEtat de la Louisiana. scion lie certiicat en-
date 1u II Decembre 1859, No 7543, journal
de Patents, vol 8, page IS.
2. la moitie nord de la Motto nord de la
section 80 vingt-huit, lie quart sud-ouest de la
section ct la moitie Quest ct lie quart sud-est
de la section vingt-et-un. dams le township
trois sud de Ia rangse quatre es-, dams lie Dis
trict Sud-ouest des terres de la Louisiana, con-
tenant All 30l!0O acres, ct etant Ia meme en-.
r~tgistrte par Hugh NJ Krary au bureau gene
raj des teTres de Ia Louisiana, CONNIE il appert
par lie certi6cat No 1874, en- date du 81 Deem
bre 1859, journal de Patents Vol 8, page 205
8 Les lots No 3. 5, 6, 10, 10, II ct IL, Is
ct is, de la section No 90, ct les lots No /. 3 ct
4, de la section 29. dams le township No 3 sud
de la range No a est, dams lie District Sud Quest
DIES terres de la Louisiana, contenant sos
69llOO acres, etant la meme enregistrfe au
bureau DIES terres de la Louisiana, par Hugh
NJ Keary, CONNIE il appert par lie certihcai
d'enregistrement au dit bureau, en- date du le
Octobre 1859, ct etant lie c~ertiticat No 1884.
Conditions-Comptant.
rs fev.1 JAS. G HAYES, Sheriff.