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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08


Ros inst :: rsiss .Ith prias :: ss e. h'.sSyy
q th eosstsy ppop ~ successful esfesr nse sven
= ~ uoor = a u hes sholehsd slavery
saA established nsshood suffrage, esssnsd uesson;
Gven q ths Pahs Rsirosd, sstt,sd ths dcct!iss Of
~ rtsht Of spd nsintesnsd the honor
isssssity asd credit Of our nation. has
a. Monroe asetsn: y prsventlns sssses po s.s,
lon interfering With e.: gcvssnmsns ecn snIs conn
: ::ss; 81 $50 ssS isis 4lTSsss,
Ehfal - SsSponesl sdniD istrstion sf Prssidsst
0rspt BY which our nsttonsi debt has bssn - hsssv
3, Rsssred, That tariff for revenue h indispsSs
able. AND should be 20 sdjost~d ~ not 70 become
ps.iudical 10 tbs industrial interests Of sny ciss
section Of the country, while securing 70 Our hon.
PRODUCERS fair competition with foreign espttsl and
labor.
4. Resolyed, That We are opposed TO any system Or
plan Of granting public lands TO railroad OF other
corporations without ample provision being made sof
secs,pg their speedy sale st Moderate prices. and
occupancy upon fair and liberal terms y sny sHa ~
who desire ~ purchase and settIs upon them. :,
g. k<soiced, That We are IN favor q % econom.a.'
and iudicious Of the Affairs Of the STATE
and with this view We ~ndorss the present sdm!ns
traton Of the State Government, and commend II 70
tins favorsbls consideration Of tbs people, and 70
g. R.soved That We arc In syrr ossueh iesisistson
ss viii protect the people from the oppression OF
monopoiss controlled ~ and IN the interest Of cor
!. Rsyoir.d, That while. ~ Americans W Sssi IN
duty bonpd 70 preserve just and equitable neutral
~ " ;ssy contest .1w wsginS In Europe, yet W
cannot forget that In our lsh var the cympstnes
and material aid n the German States we're freely
given us and We do not bssitsts 70 declare our un.
qualified sympsthy With the earnsst Efforts Of tins
Germans 10 maintsin and defend their national
snit,; and We condemn tn: eocTss which the Demo
cratic press OF ths eoustry has been and II DOW pur
suog In support OF dsspote, impsrisl dynasty, and
: causelsss var. against psopls desiring psses.
g. R>soiysd, That the Republican party Of lows
welcomes 70 our shores Ill humsn beings Of every
pasIop irrespective Of of color voluntarily seek
ing home IN our midst and that ell the rights snd
privileges which We. % citizens, demand Tor our.
selves, ~ freely accord to them.
o. KeMsrsd, That W srs 10 favor Of amending our
Naturalization Laws by striking oct the word white
from the same, wherever It occurs
Rssoived, That our Senators and Representative
In Congress sYs hereby requested and instrueed 70
vote for and U.s. their ipdusncs In fsvoY0f ths 70
movsl Of tbs National Capital from Washington Y
the Misslssippi Valley, and they ere requested aud
(nsructed not Tn vots dollar for the erection o.
eay new buildings. for the purchase Of any I'd
dhionsI grounds at Warrington City.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
Democratic Record.

In one of his excellent Washington
letters to tho Cincinnati Gazette, Ma
jor II. v. Boynton gives q glance at
the record of the Democratic party,
which Is enough to convince even
Democrats that the party can not yet
be trusted with the Government. 1t
il thoroughly consistent throughout,
and up to the present moment shows
no change Of heart.
THE RECORD.
II any one will turn through the
Congressional Globe from the out
break Of the war 1t will be found that
in the cases given below the majority
OF the Democrats then In Congress
were arrayed against the Govern
ment, and that in comparatively few
Of the instances cited was there any
marked departure from q strict party
vote:
DelHoSAatss'f ri the H oIsas; voted esdi that
any attempt to preserve the Union
by force would be impracticable and
destructive to Republican liberty.
January 7, 1861, they voted against
resolution approving Major Ander-
sons withdrawal from Fort Moultrie
to Fort Sumpter, and endorsing the
determination Of the President to
sustain him.
February 18th they voted against
the bill to suppress insurrection, and
authorizing the President to employ
troops for the purpose.
March 3, 1868, protested In writing
against the act to indemnify the
President and other officers for sus-
pending the writ Of ha1eas corpus.
August 1861, and again in May
1862. opposed bin &c d eslIqn;dH, sEH ~,
their owners In aiding the insur.
rectlOn.
March 1862, opposed a resolution
recommended In a message from the
President, "That the United States
ought to cooperate with any State
which may adopt gradual abolition
ofslavery, giving such State pecun-
larry aid, to be used by such State in
its discretion, to compensate for the
Inconvenience, public and private,
produced by such change of system. :"
April 1852 opposed bill for COM
pensated eHancipatOni In the District
Of Columbia, md prohibiting slavery
within thOs1 limits except as pun.
ishment for cf.Iqe. .,
April 1862, opposed instructing a |
COMMITTEES to Inquire whether any
plan could be devised for the gradual
emancipation Of the slaves In the
Border States, and how far the gov
eminent ought to aid In the matter.
January 1853, opposed a bill re-
ported from select COMMITTEES to
secure compensated emancipation in
Missouri.
December 1862, voted against a
resolution endorsing the Presidents
proclamation of emancipation, and
for resolution declaring It "an as-
Of power dangerous to the
rights OF citizens, and to the perpe-
tuity ofa free people,"
June 1894, opposed the repeal Of
The Fugitive Slave law. |!
!, July ., 1851, opposed the passage
,f the following: "Rcs0irsd, That in
he judgment Of this House, II - no
art OF the duty Of the soldiers Of the
United States to capture and return /
ltYitive slaves. . 81,
March lSCe, opposed the new arti- X
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08
Original Notice.
s s.... C s, ,s..'} IS
To
Nuv sc,s IT ry.~~.

NELSON H. KING:
You are hereby
notified that on or before NoyembeI
lat, 1870, there will be on file in the
Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court, In and for Marion County.
Iowa, the petition Of Martha ]. KIM.
claiming Of you q divorce nom fhe
bonds OF matrilmOny now. exintine. be-
tween you and her, on the grounds OF
lief. ss'f7 Z y '5sss sFss IN,
Now unless you appear and defend
thereto, on or before noon III stt(Jxc-
Ond day Of the next term Oh tA1SDis-
trjet Court In and for, Marion GeA,n-
ty, Iowa, which term Commences o.
the 18th day TX Ssys " v w .,1|f7(
yeur default will h bo en4eped 49,
judgment and decree Will NA Yen6 Sre1
thereon according 70 btsS&& tn,i ia
u. w. McJUNxfN. .og4 /
Attorney fQs, Plaintiff
Let the above notice BE publinharl
'or four consecutive, weeks,
III. ~, BOtnQt4r,
(lS) ' r fti1 sii5 Cle1kD.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-08

August "a, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-05
Mrs NJ l.. Almonaster. Wife Separated
from bed and board of Joseph Xavier Deifau,
Baron de Pontalba, vs. George Leovy.

Mrs.. NJ. l.. Almonaster Wife tsepera!ed
from bed and board Of Joseph Xav,er Defau'
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
4 ish Of Orleans, No. q 9sO-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale directed by the Honorable the
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at prb
lie auction. az the Merchants and Auctionesrs Elk
house Streets in the Seco nd District of this city
TUESDAY, July 5, 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ the
assSSR RT HSOPsk together with
all ths rights advantages and privileges thereunto
belonging or in any wise N Ss tv n
the square number seventy. -four. bounded BY Cor
tez Banks, st. John and Baudn streets and num-
bered from twelve to twenty i've ipslusive' sccosa
ors dated ninth March, 1867. and deposited in the
office of a. Ducatel. notary public in this city; as
Der seven The said lots Of ground adjoining 10
each other and measuring TO Ei! :.. an, +,;-.,
Lots numbers twelve and thirteen. eacn tnlrsy
street, By depth Of one hundred and hfty;nine
feet ten inches and one line between parallel lines
thirty.two feet front on Banks street. by depth Of
OF one hundred and eight feet between parAii et
lines Lot number fourteen forming tns corner 1s OF
teen to twenty inclusive each thirty one ieet eieven
inches and one line front on Banks street, by one
hundred and eight feet in depth between pass as
lines. Lots numbers twenty.one to twenty-tnree.
inclusive, each thirty feet front on Backs street
by one hundred: and eight feet in depth between
the corner OF Banks and Cortez streets; ana lois
on
street. by one hundred and nifty feet ten inches
and one line in depth. between equal and parallel
lines.
rom
on the arst day Of August. iss7. ''' ''' -
Seized in the above suit. 9it =
i''m'-o'an ON 'n f fnSIi L. MAXWELL, ''
js3l jys Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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e927jyl0
Robert scheli W. George c. Roger.

NooeFt Scheh W. ~eOTBe u. 0O8eTI
Z parish of Orleans. No le76-By virtue Of .
writ OF seizure and sale TO me directed BY the
p.1sS o IN .sa,. CS % s
the and 'f G1ehsas e0 Regal
July 30 $50. 1T twelve O'clock NJ, tie following
l. To% II lying and being
in the suburb Livaudais late parish Of jefferson.
this State nov Fourth District in tins city. and
Der sixtyon on plan deposited in tine Office of W.
Boswell. late notary public in this city. and an.
and Mistress Marie Adele Lambert. on the twenty.
eighth of August. 1888, having. English measure,
between Live Oak and Magazine streets, By one
hundred and twenty i've feet in depth M
Ak s THAI PIECE Or p9aTloN OF
tFourth District of New Oreansl. having sixty.two
and one half feet front on Magazine street, by
hundred and twenty five feet in depth, all English
lows From ninety Eve feet Of lot numbe, tkree and
of square number si1ty-one on the original plan of
said suburb, deposited in the office of r. Stringer
late LST TF gS9S u ID; e suburb
late parish of Jefferson, in this State now Fourth
District in this city, desRnated as number three in
said suburb BY E. Buisson. surveyor and depos.
tied in the Office of G. r. Stringer, late . notary
feet front on Magazine street, By one hnuGrsd and
twenty feet in depth and front on Seventh street. Of
which it forms the corner. rI. - = \
same suburb and adjoining the foregoing. having
twelve feet six inches front Maya street, BY
one hundred and twenty feet in del th, and making
part of lot No four in square No. sxty-one ON the
same plan, together with all the improvements
thereon. rights. ways. privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertsining,
being the same property acquired BY the defend.
ant by purchase from Louis s. Fellows and Emily
Fellows, his wife, IS per act passed before D. I.
Ricardo, late notary public in this city. on the
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. .-rL T' DOL
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
je28 jy7 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-05

Merchants' Bank OF New Orleans VI
IrFrH D1srR frsee c6t1s s1p T1R rH,p.p,su
pre and sails to mo directed by the honsrsb,e The
Eh DstrS, Court 70. the parish Of orleans
public .ucsion. = tie Msscn.nts snd A.9.scnssrs
july - sisSaa 4 s we've doisos S Sn
the following De- dsscsbsd PSGpefty TO- WIT
aurel and Octavia streets. situate in what was
Iii. ss. s' ss s L. S.
Laurel and Octsvia streets aad Petsis avenue.
GSs ee BY the number one on : par drawn By
April, 1886. and deposited in the office ofW II. Pc.
tors late notary public in this city, - plan mum
Der hftytwo. which said plan has been approved By
T. y. Brown, late Surveyor of the lac city o.
lines front on Laurel street, by . depth and front
on Octavia street of one hundred and ax,y.seven
feet four inches and two lines and one hundred and
sixty feet eleven inches and seven lines the side
Said lot forms part of squ.rs Of ground which
Wood. Der act passed before said late Rotary. Re.
tiers. on the sixth day Of April, 1856. which said
fourteen in the title Of the said John Wood. ~
Bsiiag the same property acquired BY tie defend.
on the t ~ J1ls. iS p'0ns y sn's sa''
Tsrms-i In cash 10 : su.acient amount 10 psy
paint rs claim, say the sum Of one hundred and
fortys'x dollars sixtysx and two thirds cents. with
from April Is, 1853, until the day Of sale, six dol
lars and fifteen cents S6 49, costs Of protests; three
attorneys fees the amount sued for and costs OF
suit. = -, Z.
2. The purchaser to assume to the extent Of
the amount of his bi6) the payment of :
promissory note. secured by mortgage. on
said property, for the sum of seventy .three
dollars and thirty.three and one.third cents,
maturing on the twenty.eighth of April le7l and
bearing INTEREST at eight per cent per annum from
April Is. 1868 until paid.
3. Ana the balance Of the price Of adjudication
tif any cash on the spot. ~ p
Fo.I THOMAS L. MAXWELL. E.
e927jyl0 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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james A. Moran vs.. james Long.
CEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish of Orleans, No 3ll& by virtue of . writ OF
seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans.
the shove entitled canse, 1 will proceed to self at
a1s
on TUESDAY. July S. 1870. at twelve o'clock NJ. the
FIVE pTos 70 VI
gether with sl the rights, privileges. ways and ad
tages thereunto belonging. or in any wise apper
trict Of this city, designated By the numbers thir.
teen, fourteen, dfteens sixteen and seventeen, Of
square bounded BY Benville Rendon and Custom.
house streets, apd Hagan avenue, and having the
following dimensions, towit: Lot mum Der thirteen,
forming the corner of Customhouse street and Ha
dred and two feet eight inches and four lines front
GU Hagan avenue. Lots numbers fourteen. fifteen.
eight inches and four lines in trent Customhouse
and four lines in dspth beng the same property &C.
a'' Ten & e LOIS o. GRSuND situated in tho
sqxare bounded by Olympia. St Patrick. Palmyra
and q Bsn. g streets hy the No: IL s 49,
ing follows. to Wit: Lot No. II 10 % measuring
each thirty feet five inches front Banks street.
BY one hundred feet six lines deep Lot No meas.
street. By hundred feet elk lines depth and front
on st Patrick street. Lot No. rs measures thirty
anS feet
inches and three lines deep. and lot No. "A measures
thirty-two feet four inches and one line front on
two inches three lines deep. being the same prop,
t r. Ssioy and Antoins Doriocourt, jr. Per act
this city. on the fourth of April, 1852.
Selzed in the shove suit.
Tsrms-c.'h on sn Ts sPSMs MAXWELL
les l6 iy5 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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1I1OHlkD NJ AZ W EHI
je23 jy311 Sheriff of the Parish of Orieal
j Jefferson Savings Company VS.. Edmond
Burk, representing his minor children, Loveila
and Edmupteeu Burk.

Jefferson Savings Company VS. Edmond
Burk, representing his minor children, Lovella
and Edmunteen Burk.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L. ish of Orleans, No. 2,0lS.-Bykvlrtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honor the
Fourth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchsnge, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District Of this city,
on MONDAY, JEly le, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described property. to. wit
all the rights, ways, privileges servtudes and ad
vantages thereto belonging, situate in East Bou.
lgny parish of Jefferson, in this State. designsted
by the number seventeen of square number SIXTY
eight, which IS bounded by Nayades, Apollo. Ma
repgo and Constantinople streets, on plan deposit
this CITY, for reference. dated fifth of April, A. D.,
1865 according to which plan said lot measures thir
ty-seven feet front I'M Apollo street, by depth Of
one hundred and twentyfour feet, between parallel
lines being the s2me property acquired by the mi
nor children of Edmund Burk Uovelle and Fdmun-
per act rassed before r. j. Beck late . notary pub
lac in this city, on the eighth June, 1863
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adjudicated TO
the highest and last bidder, for whatever II will
nishIng bond with good and solvent gecurity, bear
ing eight per cent interest per annum from date,
and special mortgage on the property cold until final
payment.
Said purchaser will have to deduct and pay in
cash the printing Sheriff and Clerks fees. which
amount to about S2S, and furthermore, the State
parish and municipal taxsa. the amount Of which
THOMAS /. MAXWELL,
jylsH Sheriff oft Parish Of Orleans
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Mrs. II. Il. Almonester, Wife Separated
bsc eod herd q JO x:ssr Ds.u
II ish Of Orleans, No. q 99l by virtue Of wit Of
seizure and sale to me direc.sd By the Honorable
IN the above titied cause vii pressed 70 ssis 4
public suction, at the Merchants and Auctionesfs
S :1
onTUESDAY. July + 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ. the
Ss III
with al the Eishts advantages and privileges there
nntS psionslnS Of in :.y wise .ppsftsinire ,isn
city in tho square ffty three bounded by CarIofon
avenue. Banks, Baudin and St. james streets.
sur ~ .nG f.
city. q number twenty-five Of tie BOOK Of plans
.:;ss ! e s.: .sss s:ss :s: and
elusive each thirty fsst fou. inches front on s.uin
tween equal and parallel iiass Lots num6sss thir
inch and az lines front on Carrollton avenue, BY
inches ard Eve lines on Baudin street; for lot mum.
Der thirtesn Of one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE feet
fourtesn; one hundred and nineteen feet and two
lines the division line Of lots fourtesn and if
inches and one line the division line Of lots IF
teen and sixteen. Lot number sixteen thirty four
feet i've inches and one line on the left, and two
hur drsd !. and -! forty;iogr feet four inches and
thirty thir,yf four feet six inches snd six lines
front on St., james street. BY depth of two hun.
ss
said notary, Ducatsl. ON the eighteenth Gay Of
: Seized in the above suit. ..-
Terms-oash on TIE RH :PSt :, w.xwr,,
je3 l6jy5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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AFss AM. JeunanUHs Bxh hAspx. "a JeAn
Ridss And Tha9aa HaFrelh .....fs5l,- Z,
E9uRTH DIsT3IpT 90pkr fQR The rAH !;
tieri ississ % g dilss1Sd 81 Sss .Honolsbis ths
6: csss g e
public auction. ct TIE Aaechktte and Aucttoneers'
s ssslh.nss soy., 9.a :, ssd ossso
IelssIssx as:ssis;s @ tjs: esl'se Y =
{s; city in t.iaseplar leEtis9 q sreuad berpded
daiSnassI = let nS@beff two. Which msssSrss
twenty s'1 fsSt Eight inches front on Derbiguy
strsSs: oy one hundred feet inapth. between par
Being t asms psepsrty suschsaed by defendant
COMPANY. u. 81 sss bsssss s1iiS esea.s sosssS
2pq9 i in th. city. On ~ seyeath q March. 1874
OSE UNDlvlpEp n ALE, OF TWO LOTS. On
this city. II eqeere bonndsd b Ei36rd Third Laws
tosH ~ y ass
pOsted q the records q 9. & stff6ssr. late uots
corner Of Lsvee and Second streets. measurins
twenty-five fest seven in6bos and sx lines iroat q
4eyes street, BY depth and front Second street
seventy M feet inch dthrse lines and t.enty,
i've feet I'VE inches and three lines in width In
the rear. Lot numbertWo measures twenfy.nve rect
seven inches and six lines front Levee street. BY
three Lines. and depth on the line Of lot number
one Of seventy six feet one inch and three nes and
on the other side Of seventy seven fest two inches
Pochsia January isss fosssh as With the build:
seized in the above suit. 70 WI b.
1'rm'-caah ON M RH spst I. MAXWELL
je22 jyl0 "A Sheriff Of The Parieh OF Orleana
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SHERIPP,O 6AITiRe.

Chesssr BlsbsS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 de
E't:es e Mr'- Avs'ina 4. Grssn " Ars. LOUISE
y ism Of Jefferson. No. Aee-By virtue 81
pl uries writ Of SEIZURE and sale to me
judicial District Court. gpaxish Of Jefferson,
in the above eutted cause, will proceed 70 sell st
public auction. the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal ana cus-
totnh0use streets, in the Second District OF TINS
city. On SATURDAY, July r. leW. - twelve
o'clock ~, the following sdsseFibsd property. TO-
Two CRRrAH Iors OF GROUND. sito.ts
in thsscity and parish Of Jshsrsons oesispsted bZ
TIE numbers one and two Of square co%1pfissd
streets. on plan drawn BY W. 7. Thompson. late
Surveyor dated fhirtesnth May. 1850 and deposited
IL The Office Of d. B Csnss late notary public in
= Lot number one forming the corner of Magazine
and Bordeaux streets, and measureg thirty feet
front on the former By hundred and twenty four
feet in depth and front on the letter.
And lot number two measures seventy.two feet six
inches front on Magazine street, by one hundred
and twenty -four feet in depth. between parallel
:. Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. E .
ant by purchase from the succession of E. Green,
per act passed bsfore Ernest Commagere, notary
public i. the parish of Jefferson, on the second
Seized in the above suit - "-ff t@
isfmS-osSa on ' TH1MAs L. MAXWELL.
je2l jy5.3 Sheriff of tie Parish of Orleans.
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Hrs. II. u. Almouoster. VIE. o~par.
sratsd from bed and board of Joseph Xavier
Deinu, Baron do Portable. VI. George Lsoyy
i.h u Orleans, No. IS ses.-By virtue 81 . wit
e. Court for the psss a. 4 oss.Ds
public auction. q the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomh9nse srests In the Second District Of this ety.
On SS 1oIIa;D. 10y ls7S q Il ossek ~.
az the rights. advantages and privileges thereunto
y 81 Iii: sy %
the square number seventy four, bounded BY Ban.
din. Cortes. Banks and st. John streets, and mum
according to aplau drawn by OLIVER and Martin.
surveyors, datsdth ninth March, 1867 and deposit
ed IN the office OF A. Ducate. notary public in thf:
plans, number seven. The said lots adjoining to
each other. and measuring TO wit
Lots numbers ore. two and three, each. thirty tive
TWO feet front on bsudin street, by hundred ana
eight feet ip DEPTH between equal and parallel lines
Lots numbers tour five. six and seven, each. thirty
din street, b. one HUNDRED and eight feet in Depth
between parallel lines. Lots numbers eight, nine
and ten. each thirty feet front 90 Baudn street.
psrailsflinss. Lot number one. forming the corner
forming the corner Of Bsudin and st. John strestA
six lines, front on st.. John street, BY
one hundred and fifty nine feet ten inches and one
line ID depth between parallel lines. ana lot number
'front.' ON. Cortez street, By one hundred and fifty
hine feet ten inches and one line in depth, between
BY puIcbsss from psintid Is per act passed before
sid notary Ducstsl the FIRST day OF August 1861
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
js3 l6 jyS Sheriff of the Parish of Orleaus