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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer says The war
in Arkansas for the Governonhip again
reached fighting on Friday. A Baxter
steamboat started up the river to intercept
aatboat laden with arms belonging to the
Industrial University, known to be coming
down A Brooks army Of about two hun.
bred ColOrcd men took train and inter.
ccptcd the interceptor, firing upon the
Baxter boat, killing one man and mortally
wouudOg The captain aud pilot, and wound.
ing several others moro or less seriously
Four Of the landsmen were killed and 9th
ors wounded 10 the meantime trains and
mails are stopped by the BrOOksites -
There is something too much Of this. -
There ore two roads out Of this disgraceful
imbrOglio. One is to kill or imprisOn for
a term Of years both the Governors Of Ar.
kansas and all of the adhcrcnts of each
who have taken up arms in this squabble
for the possession of the State. Then let
the peaceably disposed people let the State
out to the lowestbidder to be run for Eve
years till they can raise something to eat
and to sell, when they can again engage in
politics. The other is that when the Leg,
islaturc Convcnes, it shall Immediately de-,
termine who is the Governor Of the State,
and then lctMat Governor be obycd, The
latter plan has the advantage Of being the
more legal of the two, for it is exactly in
accordance with law, but we incline to the
opinion that tue former would be the more
effectual, and might be more beneficial to
the State. From the multitudiuous cou,
fictiug statements that flow in an uuiuter
rupted stream from that unhappy State,
it still continues to be apparent that Bax.
ter is Governor and that Brooks is pest
and fraud. The eanings and deductions
Of the intellect Of tue Administration on
this question are awaited With painful so,
lCitudo.
Among the killed are Frank Timms, q
prominent young man Of Little Rock, Capt
Sam Houston, John Meyers, on tho Bax,
ter side.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
"A Bankrupt Party"

We publish 10 another part of this pa
per, an editorial copied from the ChriataN
Union, Henry Ward Becchcr's paper. =
Aside from the truths which it contains,
there Is Significance attached to tho ez'
preston Of such sentiments from the Ply
mouth stronghold Of R'publicanism. 1t
has long been apparent to the conservative
people Of tho country, that Tue Republi.
can party was East losing its integrity,
ability and uuitS that good men and Wor.
thy leaders we're fast receding to tho back
ground, sal that the corrupt, dishonest
aud bad men were using the name Of O
once great party,aS a cloak for theft, ouira'
gts aud raScalitics II our assertions that
The Republican party has outlvcd its use
fuIness, that it is stealing tue taxes Of the
people, and thatit is composed Of rich men
aud boudhOldcrs, fighting against tho poor
men Of the country, then We offer the tcs'
timOny Of the great light of tho Repnbli'
can party-thc Rev Henry Ward Beech
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
Our Party.

A healthy political breeze now prevails
in our State, and We are glad tc know and
believe that many Ofthe old wounds 10 our
party have been healed aud the old sores
have to great extent, been cured. What
the Democ ATTIC and Conservative party has
long needed, is harmony and unity
Withoutthcse clemens nothing, polit.
ical sense can be accomplished. Uuhappi'
ly 10 thepsst, many who were disposed
to act with the Democratic and Colserva
tive party, have been willing torcgard @e'
more than principles and @ecs"rcS
We have good reason to hope and be
lievq that this fallacy is now o thing Of The
past-.buried in tho deepest depths ofobli
won. No political party can hope for Oh
expect existence or the success of its prin
cipIes without unity and harmony in it
rauks.-Er.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
SheriH7s Salel
Special Cornui,slopo

NOTICE is hereby given that shall mn II,
IN Both day Of May, 1874, prc.ed 10 AL. al ' E
way Of public auction to the highest biJjS!
for cash, by virtue Of orders Cf sale is. H',
from the Clerks office of the Circuit Conf 'I' y
Mason county, West Virginia, in favor Of h, NJ
ley 4 iidenour against O. Windsor; also n
favor Of Hibbs, Richardson 4 Co. against n
Windsor; also John L, Smith 4 Co. against r r.
Windsor. OF the store house Of Henry Fry n
the town Of Clifton, Mason county, West Viz,
ginia, the following property to.wii; A laro,
lot of dry goods, groceries and general mcy.
chandise, taken as the property of c. Wndsc,
under attachments issued in the above cause,
For further information apply to Henry FRY Al,
Clifton. Said sale will be continued from DIV.
10 dty until completed.
april 3O-4w G. SEH0N, S.M.C
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

race, and the white race Of the South
would receive II rs another evidence o.
vindiCtive hatred 90 the part Of the chief
and leaders Of The Radical party. Thc
colOred man is already invested will
equality before the law" BY the States o
the South; and bis liberties are conceded
and his rights respected by the Southern
people. lie needs no Congressional Iogis'
latiOu protect him lie is safO and free
as be is to work out bis own destiny among
the white men who are fully as friendly
toward him as those who wolld, il they
could, force him into autagOuism with
them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

has wholly failed to meet the new issues; it
has betrayed ID. country on financial
question Of unparalleled importance; its or
gauization has become mere machine for
Keeping poor set Of men in power
Why should The people continue to main
tain the party? Without trying to fore.
cast the future, some thugs seem clear
as to present duty. The Republican
organization has no rightful claim on
the men who want to sec this country well
governed. 1t has earned the sentence
pronounced against the Church 10 Sardis:
ii know thy works, that thou hast name
that thou Invest, aud urt dead" The soul
Of The party has fed, with the ideas that
once inspired it. The lifsIesS body cum.
bers the ground. Whenever an officer is
to be elected, whether Senator, alderman,
or village "selectman," let men who are
like.minded come together irrespective Of
associations, and select those who will car.
ry out their common ideas. That is the
only way to practically reach the matter.
It IS not only that the old organizations
are useless; they have become hurtfuI; the
Republican party, with its organization,
its discipline, its funds and its subservi-
encC to low politicians, is a positive barri-
er to reform. Let it 60! And until a
better party arises, let US take the trouble
to deal with each election as it comes, BY
combining as the occasion may require to
choose the man who is Ct for the place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
An Old Article Revived.

Eighty years ago, on tho ensuing
10th of October, next October being 100
years, there was fought at tho mouth oil
the grca! KanaWha river, one Of the most
desperate battles, either as colonies or TO-
dependent States, ever achieved 10 this
country. The battle Of Point Pleasant is
us well known 10 histOry-espeCially in
Western aunalS-aS that Of Bunker Hill
orany one ofthe other great conflicts which,
one by one, determined the question Of
American independence It was, indeed,
more important than any other Revolution
airy conflict, except that at Yorktown, for
it was the opening battle Of the Revolu'
lion. Historians, We believe, cOuCedC this
point, that here. in the great valley Of The
+, West months before the battle Of Bunk.
er Hill, the great struggle for human
rights and American freedom commenced
Inthe vast solitudeS Of q western wild.
eruess, then illinitable and underlined, the
strong arm Of Colonial right was stretched
on and The fierce army Of plumcd warriors
was smitcn to tue earth. But the victory
was not tie work Of an hour. Almost au
rueiss Qstsbss dss was consumed in
achieving tdts memorable aud bloody
triumph And the sacrifce-how terrible!
Some Of the best blood Of the Old Domin.
ion was that day shed upon the banks o.
Tue wild Kanuwha Scores Of families
long mourned the true and brave who tha
day surrendered life aud hope in the san
culinary struggle with the tawney foe
The Lcyises, Shelbeys, SEWERS, Camp
bells, Christians, Matthews, aud otherl
contributed to the glory Of that day"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

Mr.. Eldridge, from the Judiciary'Com.
Amittee, Oh the 9Th, submitted the minority
report 90 tho condition ofaifairs in South
Carolina. 1t was concurred in by the eu.
tiromiuority Of the Judiciary Committee,
and says that it is impossible TO turn q
deafear TO The suppliCatiug wall Of three
hundred thousand oppressed and despOiIod
citizens Oftbat once prosperous and happy
State, praying only that inquiry be made
iutothOir wrongs and grievances.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
FALU4RLE F1RHTNG Lr.,
md COIL PROPERnrtiND

FALU4RLE F1RMING NV,
AND COIL PR0PERTIit d
In pursuance of the provision, md A.
L lions Of decree Of the Circuit Go1 ul'ee
Mason county, West Virginia, rendered =. q
9TH day Of April, 1874, in certain Cb' o. lie
cause therein penuinC, in which TSvIn.
HOgg is Complainant, and Camden u. a.
aud others are Defendants, | the upde,,;Os
Special Commissioner, shall on the Sasa
Both day Of May 1874,
at the front door of the Court House Of w.,
county aforesaid, proceed to sell al D"tG
autiOn the two tracts Of land in The bin p ,"
tioued, one containing 2l0 acres, beine 0I9
river bottom, and the same on which AUG Euo
W. HOgg resided, the other contaipirs 4U SS,
acres, lying on the Ohio Ten Mile O,esE w
being valuable and desirable coal nrono sua
TERMS er SALE; One third cash and rJP ~
the residue upon credit of six, twelve - ~. v
eighteen months. Bonds with good ss p" sau
will be required for the deferred iDstojlmo',
bearing interest," from date aud the tits viii
retained as further security. "
JOHN W. ENGLISH
SPECIAL COMMISSIONS,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

Fifty.fve years ago Eve humble men il
Baltimore iuauguratod the FIRST lodge Of
the Independent Order Of 0ll Fellows il
'his country, |! now numbers 100000
members and relieves 1000 widows. III
yearly income is $4,000, 900, Of which 49,.
100000, per auuum is now expended in
relief
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

BY common consent il appears to be id.
mitted that the investigation into District
affsrs at Washington will end IN the abO,
ltion Ofthe present tOrn Of government
there. The testimony before the committee
has shown an amount Of fraud, corruption,
bargaining and trickery that has been with.
out parallel in this, or any other civilized
country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

There is a bill before the Massachusetts,
Legislature to compel all railroad corpora
tons to provide uniform and distinguish.
ing badge for all their employees whose
duties relate to the immediate transporta
ton Of passengers or their luggage,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

The receutfreShets in the South have
destroyed hundreds Of thousand" of dollars
worth Of property, and rendered destitute
perhaps, fifty thousand people. The suf.
G,iug endured BY tho inhabitants Of the
dasoIalcd regions is said TO be very great.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
SheriE'g SaIe4


NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue #
~ writ II Gcri facias issued from tlA
Clerks Office OF The County Court of Ma.o,
County, and also an order Of attachment IN
the case of VIC, Woody W. The Cnscpp
Goa d Salt Company, | Shall proceed to SELF
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Salt Furnace oil the Crescent Coal
4 Salt Company in West Columbia, W. Va.
on tho
18th s. 18Th days Of May, 1874,
about quo feet Of A inch iron tubeing, ,nevl
| lot Of copper pipe, lot OF copper chambers
ard draw boxes, together with large lot Of
furnace tools, castings, &C., &C.; and fora full
list Of which reference is hereby made to the
return upon the execution aud attachment in
my hands. The above mentioned property is
also subject to subsequent levy III favor Of
E. s. Davis and Porter, Ralh6One T. Hale.
Aud should any of the above mentioned prop,
erty remain nsOld after satisfying the ciainls
of v. G, Woody aforesaid, the same will be
sold at the same time aud place to satisfy the
f, faS, in my hands in favor Of the said l.. S.
Davis and Porter, RathbOne & Hale against
said Crescent Coal & Salt Co. Sale to CON.
mence each day at O'clock, a. M.
G. SEH0N,
apr %, at. Sheriff Mason Co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

Abraham Liucoln's monument at Spring,
field Illinois, will be dedicated next 0cto.
Der. President Grant has been invited to
deliver the GRAFTON -Erchange,
That will be a betty" grafton, indeed
Won't it?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
Trustees Sale
COAL AND SALT PROPERTY IN
Mason County, West Virginia !!
OF

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u executed by THE Crescent Coal AyD
SALT COMPANY, of the City, County and State
Of New York, to the undersigned, as Trus.
tees, dated the twenty.lhird day Of June,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy.onc
and recorded in the Mason County Clerks Of.
flee, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No.
|, follOS 30O and following. We, the under.
signed, as Trustees under said deed HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that We shall SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Court House, at
Point Pleasant, in the County of Mason, and
State of West Virginia, on
Thursday the Twenty-frst day of
May, 1874,
commencing al 70 o'clock, noon of That day,
the property, rights, privileges and franchises,
conveyed, or intended to be conveyed 10 US BY
said Deed Of Trust, default having been made
BY the said Company, in the terms and co. di,
lions of said Deed, and said default having
continued for the space of sixty days, and We
being required, in writing to make such sale
by hOlde's of at least one half in amount Of
the BONDS, secured BY said Deed, which were
at the lime Of making such request due aud
outstanding The property aforesaid, ill.,
cludeS some
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17
Five Hundred and Severn
ty-SiX acres Of ElAnd

ty-SlX acres Of BiaRd
in said county of Mason, State of West Vir.
gIna, together with The appurtenanccs to the
same belonging, and the COul and other Mine.
raj rights in said lands. and all the privileges
and appurtenances 10 said land belonging,
with the brcakwaers, piers, landings, rail.
roads, platforms, entries, coal and other min.
erals, AND ALSO includes all the coal and
other mineral rights, franchises and privileges
Of the said Company, in Other lands il The
said County of Mason, containing some
-Four Hundred and Ei0hty-Sir
Heres WiM the Y0Inable SILT
Furnaces,
and the other improvements erected on said
lands, together with all The franchises, rights,
privileges, advantages, hereditamenIs and ap'
purananCes Of the said Company, in anywise
appertaining 10 The said lands, and coal and
mineral rights, in said County Of Mason, afOre'
said
For a more full and complete description Of
the property to be sold, with its boundaries
and locations reference may lie had to the said
Deed Of Trust Of Record, as aforesaid.
THE SALE will be made subject TO the
prior lien, and 10 the provisions of prior
Deed Of Trust, executed upon the same prop
erly by the West Columbia Coal and Salt Com
pany, to Russell Sturgis and James H. Young
as Trustees, 10 secure Bonds Of that Company
to the amount Of One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, and interest, beating date July LIST, lS6S'
aud Of record in the County Clerks Oibcee.
aforesaid, in Deed Book No. 10, pages 979 and
following.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent. Of the purchase money is to be
paid CASH in hand on the day Of SALE, ana
the balance is to be paid within SIXTY DAYS
thereafter, at Room No. d. in 48 Wall Street.
in the City of New York, in the State Of New
York. And upon the payment Of the sald
balance in full, The purchaser will receive, q
Deed to the property, conveying such TlTLh
as is vested in US as Trustees rs aforesaid.
Dated, March Sd, 1874,
FREDERICK II. WALC0TT,
GEORGE W. GERARD,
Trustees for The Bond holders Of The Cres'
cent Coal and Salt Company Of New YORK.
Van Wrinkle, Gambler & JOY Attorneys
for Trustees, d. Wall Street, New York City,
March l2, 1874 -llw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-05-17

DEPCRT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ the Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant at close Of bust.
ness on the LIST day Of May, 1874,
RES0rRnES
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

: A MORAL LESSON For BAD
BoYs.-On Sunday last, our little
devil, Richard Turner, went bird
hunting with some other bad boys
and was. brought home with a load
of shot in his knee cap, the result
of an accident, the gun of one of
his companions having gone off I'M
expectedly and inflicted the wound.
Now boys, bad boys7 you see if
Richard had not gone hunting on
that Sunday morning and had been
at home diligently studying his
catechism he would not now be ~
ing in bed with his leg on a pillow
with good prospect of lying there
for a month or more yet to come
The moral we wish to teach ye bad
boys is not to go hunting on Sun
day. but if they are bound to go
anyhow, they must go alone. Don't
do as we do but as we say boys?
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

Nobody surpasses ME in this spe-
ciality," said a Cincinnati girl to her
lover the other night as she gave him
a parting kiss like the explosion of a
pistol. The astonished youth walked
away wondering where that girl got
her experience.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

We suggest that if the democrats get
a majority in the next legislature, they
should impeach Kellogg for coward
ice in the face of the enemy" when he
the State House to the mer-
cy Of the White League La. State
Register.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12
COMMUNICATED.
Editor of Caucasian -

Editor Of Cavcasion:-
SlR-The universal adoption of
envelopes in epistolary correspon-
dence renders it a matter of gener-
al interest to know where the best
and cheapest can be obtained.
The usual price of ordinary letter
envelopes at stationery stores is
from fifteen to twenty five cents
per package, Of twenty five. While
the Government furnishes a letter
quality Of the same class Of envel-
opes at less than one-half the
amount through the Post Office
Department, viz: From six to ten
cents per package, of twenty five
envelopes.
Value Of Package
&c &c Env's 81 per package OFFS o.
&c 80 y 25.-- "
&c " 81 to S. I" 2o....- 06 to 10
&c 1.56to 1.GO" 25...- O6 to 10
Z to 80 envs. very large per pike 10 to IS
When it is considered, the great
amount of adhesive stamps dam
aged and lost in our damp climate,
it must be apparent to any one
that the stamped envelopes are not
only matter OF taste but a matter
of economy to all. 2. NJ.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

- A Lafayette Ind, man, just
as he was approaching the shining
shore, took his wife's hand and
said: "Susan, you've been a good
wife! We've lived together thirty
two years, and | never found a but
ton off my shirt ! I'll speak good
word tor yoN as soon as / git thar y
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

We do not believe Kellogg has SOL
itary real, true reliable friend. The
lobbyists that fawn around him dis
pise him. The men who accept favors
from him hate him. No one believes
him honest, and consequently no one
respects him. LIZ State Register.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

Succession of s. K. JOHNSTON.
TO BE SOLD ON
TUESDA 7, JANUARY 9Th 1875.
The following described property of
said Succession, viz:
The Brick Buildings upon lot in
Square No. 4, of Alexandria, used form
erly as Drug Store and storehouse in
rear, Front street OF that Town. Tho
ground is not included.
A piece of land in the surburbs Of
Alexandria, containing nine acres, with
the Dwelling and outhonses thereon,
the last residence Of deceased.
Terms :-CASX
w, X. JOHNSON.
Executor.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

In abiding to the marriage of Mr..
Lorenzo day to Miss Martha Weeks,
the following epitl,alanlium is sung by
a miscellaneous poet:
"a Day is made, q Week is lost.
But Time shonld not complains:
There'll soon be little DAYS enough
To make the Week again"
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12
e IG NJ A j:
IAN COMPOSED OF NINE LETTE

AM COMPOSED OF NINE LETTERS.
Ny first is in Knight, but not in write.
Ny 2nd is III evening, but not in morning
My Sd is is winter. but not in summer
Ny 4th is in salt, bnt not in pepper,
My 5th is i" pint bnt not in quart,
MY sixth is in water, but not in wine,
My seventh is in pistol. but not in gun,
Ny eighth is in pattern, bnt not in cloth
My ningtl' is in rope, but not in hope,
My whole, is what most people read.
II. B.
u We have received from Mr.. Simon
karp, Of Evergreen, the following correct
answer to the Enigma in last weeks pa,
per; yiz-NEW ORLEANS.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

The Chicago Inter- Ocean demands
that at its next session Congress shall
pass the civil-rights bill. This de-
mand is made now only by white men
whose heads are very hard Courier
Journal.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

a Mr.. John j, Ferguson, of the
popular firm OF Ferguson & Schnack
Will shortly return from the City
with q full Christmas stock.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

"Please, mister, my fathers dead
and my mothers ruined away, and
wonld We let me and my sister snck
cider through straw out of that 'ere
barrel % yourn 2"
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

q Thanks to the Garry Owen
and Fleta, for full files of Northern
aud Western papers. and to the
Durfee for a file of New Orleans
papers.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12
Succession ofROGER ROBERTS.
Tn pE Snv n slN

Succession ofROGER ROBERTS.
o. TO BE SOLD On
TUESDA Y, JANUARY 9TH 1875.
The following property of said Sue
cession, viz:
Tho Plantation on which the de-
ceased resided, situated on right de-
srending bank of Bayou Bnnf, in Ra-
pihes Parish, adjoining Chenevillc,
bounded above or on West by Mrs.
Wright below or on East by land form
ermly of Gould and An,!ibtrt and by
Marshall, containing 1884 acres, more
or less. with Dwelling and all other
improvements.
The land will be divided into lots of
ten t" fifty acres and sold accordingly.
Terms :-CASX.
JOHN DELACY,
Sheriff and ex Otiicio Auctioneer.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

THE SABINE.-The Durfre came
up this week III the place of the Sa-
bine, with our genial friend Tom
Dow!y aboard to represent the
Sabine. Captain George Ham
ilton remained with the wreck,
while Captain Sinnot went to
the city after a Diver, whom he
brought up on the Dnrtee. Efforts
will be made to raise her, a d we
hope successfully, for we should
not like to loose so neat and tidy a
packet as the Sabine from our
trade. Capt. Sinnott will be on
hand anyhow though, as soon ..as
the water permits, with the Bart
Able, and then we will have a
packet "as is" a packet.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-12

Succession of WINDER CROUCH.
TO BE SOLD ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER u ~.
The following described property Of
said Succession, viz:
A track OF land situated on left de-
scending bank of Bayou Bout. in
Rapi')es Parish, adjoining the Crouch
Plantation, containing One Hundred
and Thirty seven (137) acres, more or
less, with all the improvements there
on.
Terms :--CASH.
JOHN DELACY,
Sheriff and ex Officio Auctioneer.