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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25
The United States court of Minnesota

The United States court of Minnesota
has issued an order, on application of
Receiver Farwell, allowing the issue OF
100000 debentures on account of the
extension lines of the St. Paul and Pa
cific railroad, built this season. The
question of issuing, $50O,O00 more for
the further building of a branch line
from Alexandria northwest to the main
line was suspended. pending further ex-
animation by the court. -e
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

JACK KERoE, the chief Of the Mol
lie Maguires'; of the Pennsylvania coal
region, was hanged at Pottsville, in that
state, Dec. 18th. He was convicted of
the murder Of superintendent Of a
coal mine, several years ago, being the
leader of a mob which killed the super
intendent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25
An Ohio Idea.

A countryman came to Xenia, Ohio,
the other day with some friends, to
meet train. Arriving at the depot,
a freight train was standing on the side
track, and the countryman not seeing
any convenient place to tie up, deliber-
ately hitched his horse to the rear car
of the freight, and proceeded to prom
enade the walks around the depot,
while waiting for his train. What was
his surprise when he saw his hitching
post pull out for Cincinnati, with his
horse and wagon bringing up the rear
in not the best Of order
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

The preliminary survey of the pro-
posed extension of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul railroad into Da-
kota Territory has been completed, and
the surveyors found an easy airline
route from the Big Sioux river to 1ank.
ton, a distance of about fifty miles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

A PARIS correspondent OF a London
daily pays this lacoaic tribute to the
American goods exhibited at Paris:
"The Americans sent very little trash
to the Champ de Mars
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

News has been received at Washing
ton Of the death, on the I'd instant, OF
Justin E. Colburn. United States consul
general at the City of Mexico. His
death was caused by quick consump.
ton. Mr.. Colburn was form erly a jour
nalist in Washington, where he was
highly esteemed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

The salt wells at East Saginaw, Mich,
have been very productive this season.
The total amount of salt inspected dur
ing the year ending November Is, was
1,955,S04 barrels, an increase Of 1884,
9O7 barrels over last year. The rev.
enues Of the state inspectors office
amounted to 1929. and the expenses
were So, 267, against $1O,053 last year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

The state department has received
from the president OF Chill a life-size
portrait of Washington, by a native ar
fist, which has the Traditional face and
figure, though the vest and breeches
are white instead of buff. Also, from
Samoa, a mat of cocoanut fibre, six
feet square, three hundred years old,
and valued at 5000. 1t came as the
outside wrapper of the Samoa treaty.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

The congressional committee On
public lands has postponed till January
Is the hearing of the argument on the
McGarrahan claim, the attorneys of the
New Idria Mining Company not BEING
ready.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25
Truth and SOberness.

What is the lest family medicine in
the world to regulate the bowels, purify
the blood, remove costiveness and bill
BUSINESS, aid digestion and stimulate the
whole system?
Truth and soberness compells US to
answer, Hop Bitters, being pure, per-
feet and harmless. See "Truths" in
another column. .va.--t ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

The New York board Of trade has
prepared memorials to the legislature
urging that the Erie canal be made
free watercouse, and also that a state
board of railway commissioners be or
ganized.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

SOME of the oyster planters in Hemp
stead and Oyster Bay harbors are COM
planning, says the NewtonAtL. y Register,
that their plants have mysteriously dis
appeared during the past year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

VERY promising nickel mines have
been discovered IN New Caledonia, and
an English company has been formed
to work them under encouragement
from the French authorities of the
island.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

SAMUEL J. REEVES, distinguished as
an iron merchant, and founder Of the
Phoenix Iron Compeny, Pa, died Dec.
18th --.- .,. ST
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

Mrs NELLIE GRANT SARTORIS will visit
her native land next May, accompanied
bv her husband.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

THE Mollie Maguires are being dis
patched with merciless regularity in
Pennsylvania.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

A FEW years ago Mr.. Edison was in
England, and anxious to find some one
to take up one Of his inventions; but he
failed, and went back to America, where
Gould, of Erie railway notoriety made
a million dollars by it.-London Truth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25
NEWS NOTES.

BULGARIA still has ner thoughts upon
an American king.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

The Rev. DR.. Thomas, of Chicago,
was Swallowed at Yorkville, Canada,
last week, by sharp detective who
took him for a burglar, and who did
not relax his vigilance until he ran the
suspected wretch into pulpit. ag
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

3 IMITATION of sealskin is much used in
bands for dress trimlng; it is called
m0leskin. s3 SCOTS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

PRINCESS ALICE died on the seven
teenth anniversary of her fathers death.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

REPORTS of good sleighing come from
all quarters Of the northwest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

Mr.. STURGEON has declined gift of
$25 900 from his congregation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

THE magician Heller left $4,000 to
his wife and daughters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-12-25

AUSTRALIA makes better olive oil than
does Italy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27
SECOND WEEK. t30):
THOU JEWEL, CONSISTENCY.

5, IL the wind In In the north, and
the barometer rising, 2 and 2 are
8 anleas the weather BE- cloudy,
whe" they are 3 or 6, according
a. the accountant il facing the
west or easf.
What should va do with an
arithmetic In which addition op-
enetl with the above statement
In there anything In our text
books just a. Inconsistent hut not
get branded ~ equally irrational
A pound Of feathers In heavier
than q pound Of gold, hat an Oun.
&C Of gold il heavier than an omn.
O. IT feathers. 1l2 pounds make
a 100 weight, ETC., ETC., al xas-
sonW. -
Many forget that the tables Of
our arithmetic only partially exhib.
Il the confusion Of our weights
and n,easurea Nearly every
State has . seriesof statutes on
the subject, which contribute their
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

full share in making bad matters
worse. After protracted examin.
alton by direction Of Congress.
the Secretary Of State reported
that il was q question whether all
these labors had not tended more
to produce diversity than uniform.
ity. People living near the
boundaries Of a State, are con.
stantly in trouble hecanse Ofthese
extra laws on weights and meas.
urcs. A few illustrations will
suffice: "a pounds of dried apples
are a bushel in Illinois, 25 in Ind.
lana, % in Michigan. Of harley :
4G in Iowa, 4S in Indiana. Bnck.
wheat SO in Illinois. 40 in Wis.
consin, AZ in Michigan, and % in
Indiana. BrOom.cOrn seed : 46 in
Indiana. and 3Oin Ohio. Corn meal
14S in Wisconsin, AMI 30 in Mi.
chigaD. Dried peaches: 23 in
Iowa, oS in Wisconsin. and 33 in
Indiana; while of drid peaches
pared ~ pounds in Illinois, 81
in Iowa, % in Wisconsin, and 81
in Ohio, make a busbel. Blne.
grass seed: II in Wisconsin, and
10 in Ohio; bnt of clorer. grass
seed /: 60 in Indiana, and G2 in
Ohio (; while on Hungarian grass
seed 4S in Indiana, and 5Oin Ohio;
and Of millet grass.seed
- in Iowa, and 30 in Ohio. And
the end is not yet, for Ofhemp seed
~ vsountls in Indiana, and AZ in
Ohio make a bushcl. '36 pOnnds
Of malt barley in Iowa, 3S in Ind.
lana, aud 81 in Ohio; while oi
malt rye, 35 pounds in Illinois, "a
in Ohio are a bnshel. Mineral
coal (; 10 in Illinois, aud 20 in Ind
lana. Oats: 33 it, Iowa, 32 in
Indiana. 35 in Maine, and 30 in
Ohio. Onions: 81 in Indiana,
and 5G in Ohio; but of onion tops
% in Indiana, and 25 in Ohio
Street potatoes; 81 in Wisconsin,
10 in Maine. 55 in Ohio. Fine
salt: 50 in Illinois, 56 in Indiana,
80 in Ohio. Turnips: 55 in Ind
lana, IS In Ohio.
So many Inconsistencies il the
one matter Of bushels in three o,
fOur adjoining States. A bushel
Of coal weighs 40 pounds on the
Illinois side Of the line, but hand
it across that line and it is only
Al 90 Of a hushel.
II is quite unnecessary to en-
large upon the absurlity and in
convenience Of such q state OI
things.
Il
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27
SUMNER DAY.

DEN down hesidc' the tangled sedge
The lnradow lark sings MI the day.
Ard bmrrts st times from ont the hedge
The mimic chatter If the jay:
And here srd there wandering NOTE.
4 rrirtets rkirp. comes sweet and clear
Where dreamy mista oi summer hOat
At noon upon the grassy mere.
Afar away telow the hill
zee the roisy milI.wheel go.
The smccih bread lake above the mill.
The Aash of foam that roar below;
And ou tte even sl0ysss that ri-e .t
IN gently to- ard the mountains brow.
The cattle watch With sleepy eves
The lazy rIoughboy nj the plough.
NV acul h sespirg. sna NJ dsrams-
AN saA ard swcet shat dreaming thrilIs
For tbere are O her wales and rtrams,
Ard other nccka on other hills
The hills whcrccn climbed IN pull
The gclden-rods snd weesia of May,
When I'll the world waa beautiful.
And all my life summer day.
e. r. Bwooxs. In HaspeTs Magazine ("'
AmUsst.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

Two horse races tomorrow,
evening, Sunday, ooeou each hank
Of the river. At Mr.. ALFRED
Wooloogbsm's store Bob and Mel
ke, belonging respectively to
Messra. Woolonghsm and E(lring.
ton, will vie for the championship
efthe lelt hank. On the pnblic
rosd In front Of NJ. v. B. Mar.
million's plantation, I. IApeze's
YessS Charley viii try the metfle
ef Esekv beIooging TO Alcee
Hymel.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

Nm. Widow Pierre Fanclses,x,
born FeloMise Laurent, aged g
years, died Last Tuesday at 8
o'clock p. u. She leaves FIVE
children, eve aou and f0ur rdaught-
ees, Oh married. The sterling viz.
tues Of ths' des,eased' commanded
the respect end esteem Of the
whole community through which
ohe moved. Two other deaths
were registered on the previous
dsy, Xeodsy: JuIee, aged I
yeers, non OF NEseme L0rio and
1sure Haydel, aud On infant child
of S6verj0 HyWe' and Elise IRE
osSe ti
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27
HARPEKS MAGAZINE FOR
AUGUST, 1873.

Harper's Magazine for August
in q Number which has never been
surpassed in the interest Of its
reading matter, and the hrauty
and artistic excellence Of its illus.
tratiOns.
The opening article. by F. Kep.
pei, one Of the most judicious art
collectors in this country. is de.
voted to 1.-THE Golden Age Of En-.
craving" a fit subject Tor n Numb.
er which may fairly be saidl to be
the best representation ever given
Of the achievements Of this art.
This paper il embellished with
thirteen illustrations, representing
the great masters If engraving
GandOlf, Dnrer, Rembrandt 1.-TWO
Of whose etchingx are reproducs,ll), J,
Schongamer, Edslinck, Visacher,
Willie, Drevet, Desnoyers, Bervic,
and Sharp. y M 1
Life at the White Sulphur
Springs In the snhiect Of an inter.
esting paper by John Esten Coo.
ke, with twenty fine illustrations
Of character and scenery.
Clam F. Morse, the authOr of
"Bush Roses" just published in
Harper's Library Of American
Fiction, contributes a beautifully
illustrated and entertaining arti.
Gle on Tnnbridge Wells, an "Ol,l.
fashioned Spa in Kent, "the
Garden Of England" The litern.
~ and historical associations OF
the place are very interesting.
Among the illustrations are fine
pictures of Dornden-the residen.
&c Of Princess Louise and the Mar.
quis Of I.orne /; Hever Castle, the
residence Of Anne Boleyn; and
Penshurst, the home Of tie Sid.
neya.
Nothing could be more beauti.
fal, or better snited to the mid.
summer season, than Mrs. 60.
mant's paper on "Bir,ls and Plu.
mage" !" with sixteen superb illus
trati0us BY Gibson. The pape,
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TERMS:
BLACKWOODs EDINBURGH

BLACKWOOUS EDINBURGH
MlGAZINE.-Vol. CXXIV., No.
DCCLIII., July, Is7s.-COatents:
John Caldigate.-Part Nv.
Apples. A Comedy.
Translations from Heine. By
Theodore Martin.
Gordon Baldwin.-Part I.
Gaelic Lore and Modern Slang.
Our Kentish Parish.
The Two MUSES..
The South African Question.
The perip.licals reprinted by the
LEONARD SCOrr PUBLISHING Co., al
Barclay Street, N. w. are as follows |:
The Loslos Quarterly, Edinburgh,
Westminster, aud Briiish Quarterly
Reriews, and Blachwoods Magazine.
Price, ~ q year for any one, or only
els for al, and the postage 10 pre-
paid by the Publishers. 'n'-a'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

From The \. q. Tses. July 24th. ,.t.,
Prof. BlantOn again visits Oar
city in the interest Of his school,
which hss justly obtained an en-.
viable reputation for tb0ronghnese
Of aiming, rigid discipline and
very reasonable terms. Times
are very hard with us, and where
parents can secure the advantages
Of snch an excellent school for
such . small sum-9147 covering
the entire expense for the whole
term-it would seein unwise for
them to diregard bis very liberal
offer. Prot. BlantOn c"sneS tn us
very highly recommended by we'll.
known citixe,is.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

I. The ssorchipg san appeafs to
import Vueved vieor to enr sta.
PIT, cane aud rice, which are
evowimg With . venGeawce. With
a6vosxble wcathrf Tor The hsrv.
eut, the riee wtll b of excelleNt
quslity. 6rveral Saear plantrrs
yin coamsses svisding early ID
Octebes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

From August Ist. the Revision of the As
scss'nent Roll. If this Parish. for the year
1879. will he filed with the Rccorvler.
During the thirty days following. tho nm
dcruigned will he found nj the Recorders
Office to receive all complaints from those
who may have been aggr~ved by ssrh revi-
sion.
Parish Of 81. John the baptist. July 25th.
1873. ISAIAH WEBRE.
Assessor Of St. John the Baptist.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-07-27

treats Of birds whose feathers are
used for Ornamentati0n. 1t des.
cribes the haunts AMI pecnliar
habits of the peacock, lyre.bird,
varions species of rheasants ard
bird Of paradise, humming.bird,
ibis, stOrk, toucan, parrot, ostrich,
whidah.bird troGan, grehe, elder
duck. and egret-all of which are
illustrated.
General Egbert L. Viele, in
"A Glimpse of Nature from my
Veranda," an instructive and fas-
cinating article, presents midsnm.
mer in its scientific aspects,
with illustrations. g. ,.tt
Three excellent short stories are
given, each Of which has a special
interest. "Jenny Gridley's Con.
cessiOnr is hy the anonymous auth.
or of "Justine's Lovers" "Aupt
Eunice's Idea" is a humorous stO.
ry by Miss II. II. H. Holdich,
with two illustrations by Abbey.
emanuel Menenlez" il a very
strong story, from the italian Of
DE Amicis. by Professor Charles
Carroll, illustrated by Pyle.
Thomas Knox contributes a re-.
maikable paper entitled "JOhn
Comprador," giving an inside
view Of Chinese mercantile liff,
not only in China, but also in
other countries, and exposing
the methods Ivy which the Chinese
have gained in the competition
with foreign merchants. ..
The Number contains five
poems: "Shipwreck," by z. d. i;
"WhO Knows ;'by Anna g. Brack.
EFT i; "In a ClOnd.rift," by Lucy
Larcom "a Summer Day." by
G. +. Brooks; and "The Cliffs at
Newport" by Ruth Dana.
The serial stOries-William
Blacks "MacleOd of Dare" and
Thomas Hardy's 1.-THE Return Of
the Nstive,' are continued with
una abated interest.
The Editors Easy Chair" treats
Of our Decoration or "All-hcrOes,
Day, the WOmen's Hotel, Mr..
Murray's new Church enterprise,
Lord Beaconstield ut Berlin, and
Bryant. The Other Editorial
Departments are we'll sustained.
TERMS:
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WEEKLY, and Bazaar. ko one 0ddvess (or onl
year. 80 10; or, fro cf HavYers PssOdi
cais, 10 one address for one year. q 90: post
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In Eyfra Copy Of eiaker ne MAGAZINE
WEEKLY. or Bazaar seia be sWppiied gratis .fo'
erery Glib Of FIVE SURsCRIBERs ats 00 eGch
yaid for by one remittance 0r. Sir Copies Ont
ye1r, ~itkowf ertru copy, (or go 00.
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time.
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FERRY SALE.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist.

In conformity IN resolution of the Police
Jury Of this Parish Of daie 1873. ]
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
Court House of this Parish. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2ith, 1873
At !? o'clock. NJ.
the privilege of the lease Of the following
public ferries If thiA Parish. tn wit:
Station No. I. established nj the lower line Of
the "Hlope Plantation" WAT
sOn's).
"a, established st Bonnet.Carr<.
9. Eagle Coffee House Ferry.
The lease to run two yeass froa the 18th
Of August. 1873. -s f-r'l't
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
One fourth. cash o. the spot. and the hal
ance quarterly thereafter, In three equal
instalIments repsssested BY notes will, en-
dorxemcnts to the satisfaeti0n Of the Presi-
dent of the Police Jury.
The lessec tn comply strictly with existing
Police Jury Regulations, which will be read
on the day Of sale.
Parish Of sc. John the Baptist. July 18th,
1873. JOHN CAYOIII.E,
President Police Jury.
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- n a. werk 10 your own town. IS
4 Outfit free. No risk. Reader. II
WVVD you want q bWsiness st which
prrsons of either sex can make
great pay Ill The time they work. write for
Maine.
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We are indebted to the conr.
fe0ns oliicera ofeteamerx Belle and
Mary Ida for New Orleans daily
papers.
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ousnY: ~Why wu1 nee smoke
sessasW tslaecn, when they can hay
usvhare Brss. 'Sssi " Mevtk Card
49, q the sams priesr stebiy.
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.EDUCA TIONAL.
Teockers' Registers-A Circular
from Mr.. Lusher


School Directors, parish Of--:
Gentlemex-SectiOn 80, clause 2,
Of the school act authorizes the
State Board Of Education to sup.
ply n form for the register requir.
ed to I've kept by each teacher in
your employ, and clanse 4 requi.
res snch teacher, after tie close Ot
his school, to file his register in
the Office Of 'yOnr secretary, tO
transmit to the State Board a CO.
nv Of the same. See also rules
10. 20 and II of the State Board.
The language Of this section
implies that each teacher should
I've supplied with two printed
forms for the register, hut, AZ the
Legislature has made no specific
provision for supplying bound
boOks for the purpose AMI as the
whole npmber needed will prob
ably cost at least $1,000, it be
comes my duty, az er-oficiO re
cretary Of the State Board, to in
quire:
I Whether your hoard, on thu
preparation Of q register by thin
Office, will purs.hasc two copies
for each of your teachers, at q
cost not exceeding fifty cents
each-e1. per teacher and
2. How many copies will bs
needed per annum for your paTisl
On the presumption that each re
register will suffice for one year,
record of each school.
A prompt and complete r.pIy
to the circular will greatly Oblige
yours, very respectfully,
EOBT. NJ. LUSHER,
State Superintendent, ex-ofiicit
Secretary Vi the State Beard.
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List of Jurors Drawn to Serve
at the September Term of the
Fourth Judicial District Court,
Parish Of st. Charles.
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SATURDAY AUGUST :srd 1873
At II O'CLOCK 4. n.

the following described properly to wit:
ls.. 4 csrfaip plantation or tract Of land
situated in the Parish of ~ John The Baptist
IN This State. on the left bank of the Missis-
sinpi River measuring seventeen arpents
front by the us,val dcufh Of forty arpcnts.
together with the hnck concessions tbcrennto
belonging. hOunded on the nprer side nv the
lands herein secondly described. formerly
belonging "a T. Landrcauv and Mrs ". IRE.
rrc and on the lower side by lands belonging
10 Narcc'lin Perillaix.
2nd. 4 certain tract of land cultivated NJ n
sugar plantation. situate. living and hring In
the Parish IF 81. John the baptist in this Sta
te. on the left hank Of the Mississippi River.
NJ distance of about forty p'i'cs above the
City Of New Orleans. measuring about thirty
five arpcnts more or less front on said River
by the ordinary depth of forty arpents. be-
tween closing lines: together with the dou-
hlc concession containing thirty siv 40I1OO
acres: said plantation being bounded On the
urper line nv lands now or late If Mrs. Odile
Tracrc and IN the lower line nv lands be'opg-
in" to W. 3. Adams herein firstly described.
Together with all the buildings and I'M
prove mcnts thereon and fhercunto klong-
ing the rights. WAYS. privileges and appurt.
enarcfs thereto belonging including VII
rights of Paiture and the crops nj present In
the ground.
Also 20 mules. I6 large carts. small rarts.
I old Horse. Cow ard Calf. ! Ruil. Sixty
plows. 9 Corn planters. I lot farming nte'p
sil- comprising old hoes. spades. shovels.
&c.. and all other things attached to and be-
longing to said plantation.
The whole of the above described property
to be sold IN block.
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List Of Letters
remaining At Edgar P. o.

~ sSsSs
Andres Amos @
Andry Marie
Augustus Eug6me
Bonneville Leo
Chabaud d.
Chevalier Paul =
Dubois y.
Fils Marcellin 'l.I'
Fischer MiSs
FOntenOt NO6l
FOrtier jules
Gabb Louis
Hay.lel Arthur.
Hewing b. A. j.
Hills Juliet
.Ianslumiex Il.
Lee Bailey
Madison Ben
Mckay Henry
Paradis Auguste
Robertson Sam
Tamboury A.
Taylor John
Thomson Press
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