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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

Glars PATENT WEArHEa srtlP,-
Nv. Moore, Esq, Of this city. owns the
patent right in this Territory, for this in
valuable article, to Be attached to doors "a
prevent driving rsins u wind from peps-
tfsting into rooms with doors in an exposed
situasio,so Il meets the, requirements
claimed Sori i perfectly, and will doubtless
como into general uss, - the low price,
e, Bring. It within The reaSh Of IN, Ad.
dress Mr. Moore for particulars. ..'1 .@'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

AaPLEAsANr Social GArHERrNa.-
Governor Salomon aud wife entertained
their friends, on Thursday evening last,
astheir house in most bountifal and
hospihbie manner. Tho party was largely
attended BY our citizens, without political
OF religious distinctions, and On seemed
well pleased st the character Of tie enter.
tainment and the, unostentstious cordially
Of their entertainers. '''' - '~--'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

RAILROAD TERNINUs.-The 1ribsne
Of Wednesday has special telegraph fipn
San Francisco Of The same day, saying that
+" Ex.Goveruor John N. Goodwis, Of AsisUs
%, has received . Telegraph fron Mr..
Rice, Vice President Of the Northern Pa.
ci6c Railroad, stating that the committee
are coming out here for the purpose Of
Iocsting the terminus on Psget 6tosd.
Orders have been given to build twenty.
Eve miles Of the road at once, and eighty
miles a soon - possible" 5 l,e.a..tq
. We arc not prepared to say that there is
any thisg very important, definite or con.
elusive in this dispatch. Other reports Of
. similar character, As we'll authenticated,
have exploded, and this may. 1t is certain,
however, that the location of the first rs
miles Of road must be determined within q
very short time il order that the work Of
construction may commence early in the
spring, and the mention of eighty miles of
road to be built a. soon as possible, wsuld
certainly seem to indicate the connection
Of Puget Sound with the Columbia. river
by the only line within that distance, and
that would bring one end Of the foats at
or near Olympia. There are no other i'm.
portant connections to be made within the
distance named and no other line over,
which the road could be built for that dis.
tance which would pay running expenses
of its operation from the start. A railroad
connection between the Columbia River
and Puget Sound by the nearest practica.
bio route would be a good paying invest
ment II no other portion IF the road was
ever built, and hence it seems reasonable
to suppose that this portion of the road will
FIRST be built, leaving the final terminus to
be determined after the overland connec.
tions have been completed. .t.t ,sr..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcH. 1.-The new
Roman Catholic church edifce vim Be
cousscrated to the worship of God On Sas-
day, (to.mesTow.) Services 10 commence
1t 1o4 o'clock, \. y. This neat and con.
venient place Of worship has been compile:
ted, from the laying Of the Foundation,
within about sixty days, and principally,
We understand, from the contributions Of
citizens not members Of that cosnmuniou.
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- bssse sio.s exclusively by tie issss-
trial elsos-
There are no people Of any eivilned o.
ersssot % sarsh 30 bsrsesed y taxsssss
. s.bjess = pssial al u.jsa dseisia-
sa;o 10 hsss ,ssees.sh'd vsdA as,ise
Prue.etivs 1d1stry, = tho prsans enas-
cial systea Of Dis cosatyi.posss- II
oppressive sys>su has no excuse is putIe
sscessisy, aud no object bat to enrich the
few 1t the expense Of the many. II never
could exist did not bribery aud corruption
control the legislation Of the country and
the people become the eonseatiag toah Of
party.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

LANCE CABBAaEs.--There ere NOW at
the market Of Doolsy 4 Rogers, ia this
town, . lot Of cabbages the largest Of which
weighs as pounds, and many others rang
ing from IS pounds upwards. These cab
bages were raised about six, miles, east oi
this place. - -
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NEAr-Thst new truck witch Mr.. Jas
Pain has recently sddsd 70 his stosk 81 u.
hicles. II you want any tsamibs done,
give Jim call. 'H
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

ACCOMPLISHMENTS are To-
dcbted to J. N. Gale, Esq, Purser Fred.
Finch and iPurser j. G. Parker, for late
fayors. ''' Of. 's'' e.,,,'.''.' -.
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D~0Ue1e0e vseooey - 81nooa.
The defes Of IL Adnisissssaisa 6esae
ticket 10 Nissosn By 10000 ns,ori.y
assisss sssrly $500 Cor Cast twe yssn
-. . the grssdess sris.pA e. - Dsos.
|sssey achieved 81 10y ysss. h fses
0.s the essdidass slsets2 sess psssssssa
1sPnbliesss, ssA - their slss6oa -
psofesed RepuSlsa votes. nstes The
victory more sigaiAeast ed ssaGalyisg
than would have been strictly Yssty'sus-
cess upon . mere trial Of party stgessth.
II shows surrender Of large asd better
portion Of ths Rspsbheaa psstY. II thas
State to Democratic principles, :. defiance
Of party drill aud government pressure. 1t
Is triumph Of principles over party, asd
with al honest patriotic men prisciplss srs
every thing ssd patty sethies Bot the
means to the end. What msttess il 70 10
that b. Gratis Brown and his associates on
tie successful ticket were lately anSok our
ytaunchest political opponeats, % long -
they are pledged to carry out the principles
for which Democrats have ibesn battling
for years with no hope of personal rsxards
By aiding in their election the Desesraoy
have secured the snfiaschisemspt At many
Thousands Of white citizens disftalchised
BY the tyranny Of tho party. in power,
they have gained representation in Con.
gress pledged against the nefarious protect
i've tariff and the present reveuusbystem
which puts the industry Of the country
under contribution to capitalaud monopoly;
in strictly party sense they have gained a
working majority Of Democrats in both
branches of the Legislature. What more
could they have gained by an exclusive
party victory but the inferior triumph Of a
purely personal characteristic rewarding
of party friends and the defeat of party
enemies? ,.. s,.t.......
The practical good sense aud unsel6sh
surrender Of personal resentments and par.
lty prejudices manifested by the Democrats
Of Missouri in the hate contest, is worthy
Of all praise, and furnishes an example
which Democrats similarly situated every.
whsro would do we'll to initiate. INSTEAD
Of adhering to their party organization with
the certainty of defeat and the defeat Of
those Republicans who we're fighting for
the same objects, they made common cause
with The Republican boilers, wisely choos.
ing the success Of principle to tho gratif-
cation Of party pride and personal resent
mepts. This is the best omen wo have yet
seen of<ke ultimate and speedy overthrow
Of Radicalism throughout the Union.
When Democrats are willing TO forego
their perty prcjudisss, and Republicans
are pre- pared to surrender their party ties
for tho sake Of principles which no hold
ID common, The problem Of relief from the
present oppressive policy Of ths party in
power is already solved. Let The Demo.
Gratis and the liberal Republicans think Of
these things dispussionately, and their own
good sense will prompt them TO follow the
example Of their. Missouri friends and
achieve a like emancipation of The whites.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19
0TIllL, Snt7esT NNIse, NOV. u, 1870
Taxation on the Pacific Coast.

The amount Of taxation borna by this Coast
, sonsthiag wonderful when We consider the
number Of the people and the depression Of
buainess ia the last two years.. For the fiscal
years ending July LIST, there have been 6s fol-
lows: ''s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

Tar ELECTION NEws.-As anticipated
theislsptisu news comes il small install
.eotss tho virss evidently .jotktSg very
ioysi "a - pls.. !
.,sSsaadss e lsportips Republican ii. ayoritss
4 growing smaller hy dsgrsest aaas abeauti-
fsly less., From tho returns 10 the Saera.
mento Reporter velsarn tlasih yefnssses,
10. Brown, Democrat, i. elected by 4
heavy majority, (s5, ooo) and tht 1egisla-
ture y Dsnoeratis. The Demosrals elect
SIX ofthe eight Representatives. in Con
gres, al Of whom have been Republicans.
The Democracy carry. Maryland BY 5000
majority. Returns from several other
States will 10 found in our telegraphio
columns. .asd1 nefs .as; "a fas ~ ttlroT
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

iPRorEsrAkrlc EPIscofAxo CaUhcH.--.
Rev. Peter q. Hylsnd has ssrved'us with
: pamphlet copy Of the proceedings Of the
Eighteenth Annual Conversation, ,pf tho
Protestant Episcopal Church, 10; ths Mis-
siosssy Jurisdiction Of Oregon aud Wash.
ipgton, held inTriniy Church, in ? rtl.sd,,
% the 18th and 18Th days n ,ssl{spbsr,
1870. From the report itrsppsaw.shsrc
are ID organized churches in this jarisdis-
tio1, &ithia Bishop and 9 Olersymsh.-
During the year there were II 'tauft and
76Iinfant baptisus; 81 eoefnhsiIbus; a
commandments addsdJ pssssute noubss d
communicans ,s21 !; Sunday Schools IS;
teaehsr SO; pupil, e5s; Patisy' COX
2;pupils A.; soatfibntioas 90 49, lSl.ii
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=. IA Allowing named eentlenen are author
issd 70 reeeivs and receipt for money due o.
sebtestt ases 70 che srAxsAap:
\. ". WAR;, Victoria, VI.
,-~AI 1Aassa, Rosklasd,. Klikitat Co.;
y. @. CARy,. Yakima ceanty;
v@k 3. DUs.XU, Cswiit1;
WAaans Gevs. NisQsally.
IA. WHLsox, Arcada;
Srssn1s Jvpses, Steaacoon;
I. 4. LieRr,
nIynaH 6ooDrMn, ="
v Pass. HvIasr Fort Aootgoney;
-. ,. hcCAsar Tacoma; Sc r.
-s.s. q. y. Ces9D, Seattle;
- o. J. HeCAusLAxD, Port B4akely;
usj. q. o. HAIrsa, wildly bland;
-a'e hnss MUsvav, eseahdy;
NetOsH A JUBs00r Wbatesm;
s.sJsw|. Jvusssy Psst Townasa&;a .;4N
ssh EW.s CAxxox, Portland, Oregon.
~ Money can be sent through the uail'
q sss Dish. q 'a1. G.,
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FiarnEr's BALI. p The nembefpI Of
Barnes Hook and Ladder - Gcelu@bis
Engine Companies propose to give holi-
day bah on tAs evening" u Dsssnbsf2Sd
The net proceeds Of which win be divided
bstween thetwo companies, and constitute
} fund to enable them to improve their Are
apparatus. A joint committeeofI the two
companies have the preparations 10 charge;
and viii spare no. effort to mike the affair !
success. The laudable object ia View win
doubtless enlist the cordial support Of our
citizens, and even those Who from leducal
ton or iuclination may not choose 70 min
gle In the " intricate mazes Of the dance, :
viii sDdopbtediy aid ID augmentiug . fund
to be applied 10 50 worthy al object = aTa'
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z. ?. puasa, = e. u Nee HeeAssles' ks.
sAaaes, d - - autbosissd sg1s in eaa
PssueaA - tsssess siverslB1ag, Mr..
Fisher b ssPeeseased BY q. 2. Pssaineill :
o., Il New Yosk and Boston.
Aasuas ~ eAs Aalaasoe 0esess.
nussss = nsssr, are the osly Easter. Adver
sisiag Agsaas, With whom We do bushes
airse4 u the Atlantic States. Once, 4
Pask Bow, Nes Baildiag, New York City.
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Democratic Gains.

The elections which have taken place
this year have shown the following States
in the Democratic column New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Del.
aware, North Carolina, Alabama, West
Virginia, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri,
Indiana, California, Oregon, Nevada, and
probably Illinois. These States have 1G5
votes ia the Presidential electoral college
the whole number being $40. In addition
to these, or 10 case Of the loss Of any Of
them, the Democrats may reasonably count
upon Georgia 8, Louisiana 7, Mississippi
z, Tennessee II, Texas 6, Virginia II ;
making 81 more; so it will be seen that
they stand reasonable chance of carrying
ZIG Of the electoral votes, which would
give them 113 majority, or Sc more than
necessary to elect, and can therefore lose
all the at present doubtful States aud still
have majority. But there is no prospect
Of the revelation. going backward. The
Republican msjorities of 1860 have been
reduced in the aggregate at every subse.
1qssnt election, and all tho indicstions ars
that II win continue in the same direction
until it eliminates in the triumphant cleo.
ton Of the Democratic candidates 1t the
aekt Presidential election. .-...
ftt + !. i.i Y ..a.
Gun FIREMEn.-At the close Of the
regular monthly meetings Of the Hook and
Ladder aud Engine companies, on Monday
evening last, . pleasant interchange o.
greetiass tack tplaoo between the mem.
bsn 1t ~ same. By invitation tho Hook.
proceeded to the hall Of the old company
where such preparations a could hastily
be made we're in readinessfo for them. Shor'
Addresses II welcome and congratulatiou
wsse made BY the officers Of tho compan.
les, amer which the orators were called out
and ~ s6ervescsnce Of wit and beer be.
came general. Col. Pardse. Mr.. Var
Trump, and Others, were exceedingly hap
~ IA their remarks, and kept the eompa
ny ii : roar Of applause. The famous glee
club sulivsned the proceedings With sever
al Of their best songs. The occasion va,
on iosg y b remembered BY the partie
ipants, sAd marks the beginning Of nss
era 10 tie 6re departneat Of our thriving
city, Afsw1 yaaas hence, whom the ssr
vice Shdlis Aaye become = matter 81 pride
with those connected with It, the early
history Of tho first two companies win b
reviewed with peculiar interest BY thos'
noble, sslf.sscrifcing spirits--ths volun
tssr Aremen Of this and other cities. W.
trust that il may exhibit but continuation
Of the generous and hearty cooperation sc
auspiciously commenced. ,rr. fsa, ..e,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19
VANCOUVER Court AND OF DkR IrEMs

VANCOUVER CoURr AND Oh IkR IrEMs
We learn from Judge Wyche that Court
adjournSh last Tuesday night at, Van
cosver, and that Judge Green disposed Of
some thirty cases in the eight days Of
Court, keeping the attorneys close to their
work. John w. Tarleton Was convicted
Of an assault with intent to murder, and
sentenced to year and halfin the Jail Of
Thurston county. It will be remembered
that Tarletou, in drunken 1nfee, stabbed
Knightou 10 Vancouysr, on the 4th Of last
July. There were few cEiniaall cases,
which speaks we'll for the people % the
river. .'"SS'''' =, IL
Vancouver is steadily improving, and
the counties, on the river show evidences
Of thrift and enterprise. The. people are
in better spirits than they havel been for
years. - F'@fi p"t 'aoa :
The Judge reports that telegram Nd
been received in Portland from Mr.. Can.
Geld, Who i "a route for this Cost o.
important business connected with tbe
Northern Pacific Railroad, and; Y was
ihoasht thas upon his arrival iopsttias
definite would be done relative " The ssuts
between the Sound and the river sna II
tsrmini on shose waters. The Fudge sayu
that the Impression seems 70 BE thit ptasc.
teal steps viz b taken in railroad matter,
1t AZ early day, and that with the opssiae
offspring There wiIPbs = large noveasa'
Of population 10 The Sound. . ut 90 -
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minated in : pitch battle at that place on
Wednesday last, in which W. g.. Smell
was killed and some ton others wounded.
and two preeipitatsd down the shaft Of
the mine, some 10 feet, the latter escap-
ing with but few slight bruises. It ap-
pears that tho Banners drovethe workmen
from the works ON Tuesday evening, and
took possession, holding the mine until 5
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, when they
we're attacked and, driven out by q; party
Of miners. Trouble had been looked for
all day, for it Was rumored around town
that party were arming to take posses
sion of tho mine by force, if necessary.
At the time Of attack the trouble was sup.
posed to b over for the day, at least, bat
as soon as firing commenced, the noun.
tain side vas black with people. The
crowd w. allowed 70 approach within, 9
hundred yards, when they we're halted and
forbidden to approach nearer, None Of
those wounded are considered in any great
danger, but their wounds are very painful.
Following are the namesof those wounded;
James Finley Thomas Nevland, Jack
White, Albert Daliff, John Morgan and
Courtney. The names Of those who fell
down the shaft are not yet ascertained'
Over GO shots we're fred in the skirmish
The parties remaining in possession Of the
Creads mine, after the fight were ar
rested BY Sheriff Kane on Wednesday eve
ming. They were brought before Justice
Clapp on Thursday morning, and upon
their waving an examination, were held
under S. 900 bail. which was given. -;
RENO, Nov. l0.-Yesterday Chapman
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amount Of money-greenbacks and Boise
gold dust and some jeweIry, which is suf-
ficient to convict them also Of the Boise,
idaho, stage robbery, which occurred on
August 9th. a..
MONTGOMERY (Alabama,) Nov. IL
Fifty counties heard from give Demo-
cratic majority Of 1900, aud fourteen
counties to hear from will give 500 more,
The Democrats have elected IS members
of the Legislature, and probably five more.
LEAvENwoRTH {Kansas) Nov. H.
The Republican majority in this State will
not be less than $4,000. Only one Dem
ocrat is elected to the Senate. y z ~ 10 ""-
MEMPHIS, Nov. IA Little Rock
special says Hooks (Dem.) majority in
tho Let District is 1000. Snyder (Rep.)
is. elected in the I'd District, and Edwards
(Dem. in the Sd District. The Demo-
eroats are confident Of carrying the Legis-
lature. a....a i.7r-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-It is reported
that the Chief Justiceship of the U. s.
Court of Claims, life position, recently
resigned BY Judge Casey, will be rendered
to Senator Williams. Of Oregon. ..'..-
New York, Nov. 12.-The latest RS
turns indicate that the Assembly will be q
tie. This is on the supposition that the
Republican candidates are elected in
Fulton and Hamilton. That District is
still doubtful; but if the Democratic cam
didatcs are elected, tho Democrats will
have majority Of two. 90 "4
VIRGINIA., Nov. 9.--Bradley is GER
tainly elected over Tritle. The State
ticket generally is doubtful. 1t is proba-
bic that, with the exceptions Of Tritle, the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-16
AUCTION SALes THIS DAY.

BY c. E. GIRARDEY CO.. at II O'Clock. at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. iot u
ground and two story house Ne. 10 81. Anore"
street-succession o, Denis Patrick Donovan. AT
sane time and place, 2sS shares Of Opeiousas
Railroad stock, 25 shares Odd FOLLOWS haA
stock, shares Bank of America STOCK ~ shareS
Citizens Bank stock, 10 shares ST. Charles hooei
stock 20 shares Louisiana Tehauntepec stock'
70 shares Pontchartrain Railroad stoeK' ana IN
suranee scrip of Sun Mutual and Home Mntaai
Insurance Companies.
BY 6. GUINAULT, at II o'c'ock, at 81
Charles Auction Exchange. lot O. ground ano
tvc-story brick house No, Sc Burgundy street
Succession Of Agalice Hyde. Lot OF ground sno
three two story brick buildings on Marals ano
Cont streets-Succession of Jean Maumus.
BY NASH l. HODGSON, at II O'clock al ST
Charles Auction Exchange, two lots and doun'e
tenement twottory slate rooted frame houses
hos EOS and 507 Anuunoiation strset-sucoessleh
Of Thomas Colgen.
Ely G. DE FERRET. at IL O'Clock, a. 81,
Charles Auction Exctarge, lot Of ground ano
two-story brick store, No. i5i Levee stree;-saS
cession of Nicholas Guiender.
BY j. B. WALTON. at II o'clock. at 81. Onaries
Auction Exchange, lot of ground and tUo-stcr,
frame kitchen OF Common street.
BY r NJ B. j. MONTGOMERY. s.
II O'Clock, at Old Auction Mart, No. s7sCamE
street, household furniture, etc.
BY J. DEJAN, JR., ct hafpast ten O'CLOCK. l.
Phil, Liners stable, horses, mules. etc; also
bugeies harness, etc.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE CHIEF CoMMrssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
EzeS1 New Orleans, Louisiana, April IA, io!o.
CEALED PROPOSALS ON DUPLICATED AEh
> invited until twelve o'clock NJ. on the oiA-
TENTH day of MAY. 1s7O, for furnishing the
United States subsistence Department with the
following stores. viz -, 49,.
For $50 barrels of MESS PORK, Of the best
Yer loco barrels of FLOUR. equal to the govern,
ment standard. Each barrel of bour purchase VIII
be required to weigh lS6 pounds. and al TOUR
distracted ct previous Inspections or mi sing from
the barrels from other will be repaired to be
For 5000 cans CONDENSED MILK; Borden's
Eagle brand. ,r,, ~,
The above articles TO be of the very best quailty'
and put up in superior packages, and 10 De ashv,
ereo at the Subsistence Depot in thus cl'y, Withih
ten DAYS after the opening of the bids. -,
No bids will be received from parties VINO have .
failed to com ply with their engagements WIN any
branch of the government ,.;-uoa and
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersineeo' anu
marked proposals" . ,-,,,r-Yrty
pr.vot .s,;or Cenaral ard Cournissary Of Subsis-
ropce, ". s. A. hpi' "
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.,acob Peale. Rl,.ha Poole, Exscgtos

Jacob Peaie, Elisha Pseie, Exscgtors
Suorogated to al the Rights Of Plaintiff Jacob
Peaie Deceased. VS.. Thomas Hunter.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT
L for the Fifth Circuit and Dlstflet on
Louisiana No sos BY virtue OF writ Of her iac,as
to me directed the above entitled suit VII pT9-
coed to SELL TO the highest bidder, on SATURDAI,
May T., 1870 at twelve Q2 o'clock NJ. AZ me C0Ts
house, in the town OF Nstchitechss stats OF LOUISA
Sn TH fas P Ian KNOWN AS THE PRES
AK CLERCS PLANTATION" togsther WITH
eyerythir thereto appertaining and belonging, and
all the rights ways and privileges, serytuoes anu
advantages. etc. thereunto belonging or appeItaines
ing ia any manner situated on the right bank OF
Red river, in This State in descending. about
bounaed aboye by lands now or lately belonging to
e. L. Hyams, and heow by lands now or lately Pc
longing to Benjamin Grape, and containing si1
hundred and thirty and ninetye ight one-nunoreoIns
eso KY Tract ACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, in the
rear of and attached said plantation, CONTAINING
one hundred and thirtyfour, eghtyseven one nun
Th"mas Hunter, Uni,ed States Deputy SURVEYOR.
Bounded on the northwest by lands now or iaeeV
belonging to E L. Hyams, and on the east. py sec
ton No S. in township eleven, OF range nine ana
| on the south, by section No. 2, IN township tena
| fa y THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A TRACT OF
! LAND. in section No 50. 10 township eieven, o.
| ran pe nine formerly owned by Il. l.. Bennett ano
| s. "a Hyams, containing TWO hundred and twen NY
/ nine and fifty one humid edths acres C2Ho ooO5:
Bounded northeast by lands now or ate'y oelonglns
to njAmin Grappe east by section No 80 IN town
ship No II, OF range nine, a9d on the south oy Sec
t'9n 10 iRAGF Ok PARCEL Of LAND, being
lot No g and the east half OF the northwest
OF section NO 2 IN township No 10, north or range
| No west containing one hundred sno fourteen
and seventy six huudredths ga ,loo scres, os
ing he same property conveyed by Il L.. Bennett "a
| Charles a. Petrovic and Thomas Hunter, per ecs
before W. H. Peters notary, oil date ninth OF JAM
airy, 1861, and duly recorded IN the parish OF Ha'oh
| toches . -. ,-,...t. =,
United states treasury notes. &, .
Cost of deed, stamps, etc, at the expense OF the
purchaser. NJ, ar A. o-,,,rs
| March 60 1870. Dov,D
| JTrited States Marshal, Uistriot OF Louisiana,
NH "a 1E q 20 MI