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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21
TAX SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of the authority vested ia
- me as Collector Of Taxes for the Fifth
Election District Of Montgomery county,
will offer III public sale TO the highest bidder,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th of June, 1880,
NJ The hour OF half past eleven o'clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose OF paying The taxes due
the State and county for the years 1873 aud
1879, the following described real estate, Tor
80 much thereof as may be necessary for the
purpose viz:
Part OF q tract OF land called "Frendship
Enlarged, and part Of tract OF land called
Hard Struggle" lying and being in said
Montgomery county, and containing one hun
dred and nineiy-nine and three-fonrihs acres
OF land, more or less, which were conveyed
to n certain Adolph NJ. W. Birgfeldt by a
certain james !, Fowler and Susannab Fow-
Ter, his wife, by deed bearing date the TWEEN
i!-sixth day Of April, in the year eighteen
hundred and sixly-nine, and recorded among
the Land Records Of said Montgomery coun-
~ in Liber II. b. p, No. g. folos 43a, &c,
aud assessed In the name of Pauline Brig
feldi
This property lies on the public road lead
ing fron the Washington, Colesville and
Ashton Turnpike, at the White Oak, to
Browns Store, and adjoins the lands of John
NJ. Clark. Cornelius W. Beall, William W.
Rapley and others
The following is statement Of the taxes
due
PAULINE BIRGFELDT, DR..
To State aud County taxes for the year
1878; on 81, 1856, at 81 OF on each
olVV"......,"'........ .'..."......... ..."@OI 20
Interest from January LIST, 1879.
To State aud County taxes for the year
1879, on SO, 1856, AT 90 cents on each
@lOO............'.,... ........ ...,.......Sb6 30
Interest from January LIST, 1880.
Terms OF Sale-Cash
JOHN W. BELL,
mas l4-tso Lae Collector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21

Harvest.-The attention of our readers
is directed to the harvest tools offered by
Mr. Jno. A. Baker in this issue. He is
agent for the celebrated Buckeye Mower
Reaper and Binder, so popular throughout
the West and here. He invites attention &c
the Field Trial of Binders to be held by
our Agricultural Society early in June. Al
this trial the Buckeye Binder will compete
and our farmers can then compare its merits
with other Binders that may enter. This
trial should attract the attention of oil per.
sons interested in Binders-at the Field Trial
of Mowers the Buckeye Mower is also en-.
tered. Before making purchases our read
ers should attend these important trials. lie
is also the agent for the Hagerstown Wheel
Rake and other kinds. See his advertise
ment.
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TRIAL OF SELF-BINDERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thar IL nr.
| IN cordanee with the foiio wing rrsDiutian
"Resotyed, Ia view Of the dissatisfaction ex-
| pressed by the several parties interested in ie-
sPecl To the award Of premiums on Binders,
the Montgomery Agricultural Society have
determined 10 offer premium OF S2b tor the
best Binder entered for premium at y field
| trial, TO he held 10 the harvest season Of $780,
OF which due notice shall hc given. The So
cie;y can In no other manner determine the
merits OF this class OF machinery. Commit.
tee TO be appointed Mt first annual nsetiav OF
The Society,"
This was adopted by The Board Of Man
agernent OF the Agricultural Society Of Mont
Romery county, Maryland, alta meeting held
the 9Th OF September, 1879, and there will be
trial OF Binders, 10 take place on the farm OF
Mr.. >. NJ Lyddane, about q quarter OF a mile
from the Rockville Depot, on the old Bali.
more road, during The approaching harvest,
on some day 10 he hereafter named. Of which
The earliest practicable notice will be Riveu.
Exhibitions wishing TO compete for the above
premium must notify the Secretary oi The
Society on or before the Isl day Of June next
OF their Intention. They will he expected to
have their machines and teams on the ground
aud 10 readiness TO commence Operations
promptly NJ 10 o'clock on the day named -
The machines will be operated under the d.
fecion OF the awarding committee
The farmers OF the county sud the public
generally are cordially invited to attend,
The committee Is as follows: Joseph whiie,
chairman; N. ID. OHutt, George W Hilton.
Josiah W Jones aud John 3ready.
By order Of the Beard
q. W. PRETTYMAN. Sse'y,
apr l6-n Rockville, Nd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F'i Medicines OF all kinds,
Go TO Owen' Drug Store
For Paints Of all kinds,
Go To Owes Drug Store
For Miudow Glass---sll sizes,
Go TO Owens Drug Store
For penfeld's celebrated Trasses,
Go to Owens Drug Store
For Paper, Ink Blank Books aud States,
Go 10 Owens Drug Store
For Picture Framrs
60 10 Owens Drug Store
For Speciarlss md E,c-Glassrs,
Go 10 Owsns' Drug Ttore
For.Ensm-l Pnint-hesl and cheapest,
Go to Owens Drug Store
For Chamois skins and Sponges,
Go 10 Owens Drug Store
For hest Cigars and Tobacco,
Go to Owens Drug Store
For Pure Spices. whole asd ground,
Go to Owens Drug Store
For Goods Al lowest prices
Go to Owens Drug Store
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21
WILLIAM V. BoUIc,
Judges Of the Circuit Court.
The wnloughby Gum Spring q

The WiIloughby Gum Spring Grain
Drili.-Mr. John McNeal, of Montrose in
this county, agent for the above named ma
chine, informs us that the "Willoughby" IL
by far the best grain drill, with Crowell's
Guano Attachment, ever put in the market.
With reference their Fertilizer Distributor,
J. b. Crowell IL Company, manufacturers
say, 1--WE can claim 10 have the largest
xperience--having been engaged in the
manufacture of Drills 10 SOW Commercial
Manures for the past seventeen years-dur-
ing which we have kept pace with the inl-
provements demanded.
The use Of the rubber springs is 10 assist
the hoes 30 pass over rocks, stumps, stones,
or any similar distractions Of height not
exceeding l6 or 10 inches, and at the same
time N commence sowing at once when
again clear Of the obstruction.
Iron drag bars are attached 10 the forward
part Of the wooden frame; these extend
backward and underneath the grain Upper
Of the drill.
The Guano Attachment, patented by J..
b. Crowell, Il conceded by practical farmers
10 be- the best yet introduced 70 their notice
The great difficulty encountered In SOW
ing some kinds Of guano Is, that the agita-
ton Of the mass IN the hOppers renders IL
sticky, and Il will not, In consequence, feed
downward
BY the use Of Crowcll's Guano Attach
ment this Is overcome, and M experience
has proven, all kinds Of fertilizers In use
can be Gown without even mixing with any
substance ~ render them less sticky lts
simplicity is one Of IL great points.
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THE BEST DRILL.

THE KELLER Grain, Seed and Fertile
y, zing DRILL, the best without u doDbt,
and a Drill without n fault. The most per-
feet Fertillzing distributor 10 use, 10 which.
thousands Of Farmers will testify who have
used II. Eight huudred Of these Drills were
sold In the season Of 1873 and 80 short of
filling orders.
The Keller can be seen atall the prominent
points on the principal lines OF railroad. OR
Agents will take pleasure In showing Farm
srs the important advantages this Drill has
over all Others and give all the necessary IN
formation wanted.
This Drill needs no praise, as IL has estab-
lished It's reputation by It's own merits Al 4
every Drill Is branded THE BEST, being pr.
nounced so by all who use them For ~
motion, apply or address
STEWART L PRICE
General Agents, Frederick, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21

List OF VOters.-The following is an
alphabetical list of male persons, over TWEEN
ty-one years of age, residing within the cor
porate limits of the town of Rockville, who
pay tax to the corporate authorities of said
town, made out in pursuance Of resolution
passed at a meeting of the Board of Com
missioners for Rockville, on May the 18th,
1QQn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21
FE9TIvAL!

Ns- An lCE-CREAM and STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL, for the benefit Of the BAPTIST
CHURCH at Germantown, will he held in the
grove near the church, on SATURDAY, 9th
Of June. commencing at 10 O'clock. A. N =
Coffee aud meat supper at $3.50, p N. Fancy
articles ot every description for sale.
may 2l--9t
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FIELD TRIALS
OF
CHILLED PLOws !! 4!

A 7 the Annual Fair OF the Wayne County,
IA N y, Agricultural Society, the prsni-
nms on Plows were decided b, a field trial,
on September 20, 1879, under the supervision
of a Committee Of Judges selected by the So
eieiy. The result Of the draft test, as pub
lished in the Wayne County Democratic Press
Of October l, 1879, Is rs follows:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21

Potato Bags.--lhe Troy Tins says: A
farmer who has had ten years cxpenenc u
Colorado claims to have found never falling
remedy ior the pDlato bug scourge. llis plan
il ~ plant one " tw0 FAX s'si 10 ca'h hiA
Of POTATOES. 10 says tllp bug will shun I
every time and Ia ten Year, he bas booI
successful in raising potatoes while other
have failed. The proposed remedy Is sim
pie and costs almost nothing 10 Try IL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-21

A military Company We are credi-
bly, informed that an effort will soon 10
made Ia organize a military company In this
place. This Is step in the right direction,
and among the scores Of active, intelligent
young men Of this town and vicinity there
Is ample material for a first-class military
organization. The late civil war has con-
cludyely proved that the American soldier
y far more Intelligent than nine-tentlIs Of
the kuropesn army and adding to this in.
dondtablc bravery AID pcrsoYerancc amidst
tolls, privations and buger, be stands the
peer Of any other on caro-. Let the good
work 80 on--calI mectinsJoys, and 20 in
10 win.
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TRIAL OF MOWERS.

A 7 meeting Of the Board Of Manage
"A ment OF the Agricultural Society u
Montgomery County, Maryland, the Prrsi-
dent stated that a proposition had been made
TO him by an agent u certain moving ma
chine that II the S0rlety wosld have a field
contest OF Moving Machines daring the com
ing harvest aud At least four differeHt ma
chimes should enter, the losers In ihe con-
test would purchase the winning mschine
aud present u the Society
II was ordered, upon motion. that The See
Rotary publish said proposition with the
statement that " at least four different ma
chiees apply TO the Secretary for admission
to ibis trial before the Isl day OF June nest,
the trial shall take place upon The terms nfore-
said. The time. place, &C.. shall be J.,rtSr
mined, and The committee appointed IN e
time and each contestant duly noti6sd.
q. w. PRErrYMAN,
apr Soto Secre,ar4
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ORDER NISI.
Thomas Reid and others Va. Ann Sophia
Reid and others.

IN the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
asa Court Of Equity.
nRDEnED this 2Gth day OF April. 1880,
~ that the report Of the a ndilsf flied In the
above cause lie ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to he contrary thereof be shown on or
bffore the l7ih day u May next. Provided n
copy Of this order be Inserted 10 some news
paper published al Rockville, 10 said Mont
Romery county, once In each Of three success
i've weeks before the said l7ih day Of May
next
v. B. PRETTYMAN, CPk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy--Test
apr s0-3t ". B. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
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DIED, on the 10th of May, at 1915 A. M.
at Cleandrinking, this county, Capt. JOHN
COURTS JONES, in the 77th year of his
age, formerly Of United States revenue ser.
vice, son OF the late Maj John Courts Jones
and grandson of the late Col Robert Hen
son Harrison, officer of the Revolutionary
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o r o z r MIsI.
Julian Maerudsr ct w.. vs.. Margaret v. Du
Fisf 81 al.
hhs Circuit Court for Montgomery County
0sa Court Of Equity

nRDERRD this sslh day Of April. 1850,
W ihai ihs third report 81 the Auditor flrd
IN the above entitled cause be ratiGed and
confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
be shown Vn OF before the 22pd day u May
1880: Provided copy Of this order We In.
serted IN some newspaper Published 10 said
hohiRomsfy county osee 10 eaeh Of three
successive weeks before The 22ad day Of Mag
1850
" u PRETTYMAR, OK
Cifcai Court Tor Montgomery county
Tfus copy-TeGs
apr 3O-3i Y Is. PRETTYMAN, Crk
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In he Circuit Court for Montgomery county.

In The Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
ORDERED this 2Gih day Of April, 10 the
" year 1890, by the Circuit Court tor
Montgomery county, ssd The anihority there.
Of, thai The sale inside aud reported by Charles
Murphy. late Collector OF Taxes for the
Setopd COLLECTION District VI Montgomery
county. 10 Philemon N. Smith, Jr u the
Lands asarssed 10 Jcha Shecksli's heirs, and
aAvyv reported. be ratified aud confirmed un.
less cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the l7,h day Of May next: Provided
= copy " This order hs inserted 10 some news.
paper printed aud Published In said Mont
gomery county, once 10 each OF three snccess-
I've weeks before The said i7ih dav Of May
next.
The report states the amount OF the sale TO
he SAG 20.
RIcH'D ]. BOWIE, CD.
True eopy-Tesi.
V. b. PRETTYMAN, CLERK.
apr 3O-3t
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DIED, on May 10th, 1890, at the residence
of his son, Nicholas X. Ray, in this county,
JOHN RAY, in the Saith year of his age
Washington Star please COPY.
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A little daughter of Chas. NJ. Butler, at
Edwards Ferry, fell into the canal on the
evening of 10Th instant, and but for the
presence of mind and bravery of Master
Rich'd Collier she would undoubtedly have
drowned
The cutworm is playing havoc in our
midst, the cool weather suiting him for OPP
Grafton.
1t now looks as though the prediction for
good wheat crop, by many farmers, will
not be fulfilled, owing to the continued
drought and high winds.
Many of our fishermen complain of the
scarcity of bass along our river front; so
far scarcely any have been taken.
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In The Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
ORDER NIsI.

Ia ihr matter Of iI'r sale made by Charles X.
Murphy, Collector OF State and Csuniy
Taies for the Second Collection District Of
Montgomery county Of the lands assessed TO
John Sheckell's heirs.
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WANTED.


M khaye complete assortment Of LIE
w ~ COLORS, also White Lead, ri
ldnseed OIL, Glass, Patty and Paint BrusH
al Low PRICES.
SD. HIGGINS a SON, 1
aug l0-u Rockville. Ma
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A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should b. stopped. Neg
'ect frequently results in al In
durable Lang Disseae or Consxmp.
tiox. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
7ROCHES are certain to sire re.
lief in Astkasa, Broackit,s. CexaAs
Cntaryh, Consumption AID TAroat
Diseases. For Thirty years the
Truches have been recommended
~ physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They arr tot
new OF an.ried, bu: having been
tested By wide and constant use
f"t aearly M entire generation,
they haue attained web m@,ited
tank among tn. few staple ,emed
ies OF the age. Public spcdkers and
Si~gevs ase them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold 1T
twenty ave cents . box every
where.
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The austere and philosophic pa
ter familias goeth early in the
morning TO the market and buy
eth y turkey ut \ just price, aud
retnrueth Herewith to the bosom
Ut his family.
But tho registering man goth
early to the grucery where u tnr
KY il TO 10 rafIled,-xt ten ceuts
pet chance.
He buyeth his chance and win
meth the turkey whirh having
cost only 81 hath already brought
tue landlord @1O,-ths which il y
profit Of 1000 per c-mt, without
counting the expenditure for alco
hollc liquors involved thereby.
Then the winner treats the
crowd One dollar aud sixty
cents!
Then the landlord treats.
Then the "light bower.' Of the
man that Won the turkey treats.
Theu the "left bowers' also
treats.
Then the landlord propos%s 70
throw for the drinkA He losea.
Then the a,an Who won the
turk ey treats agaip~33 ~.
Then everybody. gets happy.
From happy they beconso ostrag
Oasly merry. Aud it In after mid
day.
They play cards and sing and
drink a great deal ; anal the heart
VI the lxndiosd il rrjoiced.
Evening" ooapstl ; but the wife
IT the man who wUn the turkey
vainIy waiteth at.the door,
Until the midnight hour has :sr
rivei, ssnl Christmas Day has
pass<sl away.
Aid early in tho morning-the
man whO Won, the, turkey comes
home.
Aud for threr days alter he
lieth IL txtl, cursing hilnuelf a. Il
the turkey and the laudh,rd and
the Whole world. and wondering
It his stOmach will ever get we'll
agxin.-N. o. City Item.
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great deal meaner. The ouly
way to get along with u girl
when she comes with 1er non, ense
il to give her tit TOR tat, aud that
will flummux her; when you get
a girl dnmmuxe.i she IL as nice %
a new pie. A eirl can SOW more
wild oats in a day than u boy Cal,
In . year, but girls &c: their wild
oats sowed after awhile, which
boys never do, aud then they ~,
tie down as calm and placid IA d
mud.Puddle. But | like girls
frat rate, AID guess all boys do.
II don't care how many tricks
they play on mr~and they don't
carr, eithrr.-The boitx.i oirti+.t
girls in the world can't boil over
like y glass III sofia xatrr. By aud
By they will ser into the traces
with *ome'boaly they like, aud
pull ~ steady M Nm old stage
horse. That's the l,.auty If ,hrln.
S' let 'rm wave, ! say; they will
pay tor 1t s'''0e day. sewing on
buttons, and trying to make n de
cs'u' man Ct the fellow they have
splice onto; a,ui ten chances to
one It they don't get the worse Ut
it.
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JUDGE F. 8. GooDE. - This
distinguished gentlemen gave
this Office a call Oh last Satur>
day. His general health is appa
rently good and improving. bat
his eyesight is still bad. DR..
Pope. Of New Orleans. under
whose charge he is, does not
think that he can recover his
sight within less than u year, al
though it may soon be improved
sufficiently to enable him to at.
tend to business.
The Judge il the President of
the South Louisiaua Canal Com.
pany, which 10 performing such
IN Important work along the
Gulf cOast.
Navigation is now open from
New Orleans to lower Bayou Ter
reboOne by means OF the new Ca.
nal, aud Capt. Hotssd has already
made three round rrips with bis
steamboat the Joo Webre, trans
porting sugar aud nolasses from
TrrrebOnne to New Orleans. Cant.
Wi*e, we'll known IA = steamboat
man 10 the Bayou Vsr,nill,ou in
now in the West for the purpons.
OF bringing a boat to enter that
trade which will carry $50 hogs.
heads Of sugar on: 80 inches vi
water.
In tho frat month after the
canal VAS olseued to the public
1& sailbtats aud ak steam b,ats
passed through the canal. u
tbese but I've were from Timba
lier or West end, as boats fruln
that point eut~r the Laf.nrrhe
by the Bernard Canal. Two thirds
of the sail boats came ~ the La
fonrche ard ena THRU were
through boats. From this show
lug one eau form IN iLea Ut the
success awaiting this company.
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A Boys Composition o. G;rls.-
Girl" are the mO~t nuaccDuntablc
beings IN the wosh-except 10.
meu. Like the wicked 6eAs.
when you have them they ain't
there. ! can cipher clean over to
Improper trssctiose, aud the teach
r. sa,s l 40 it irst rate, but l
css,'t cipher out . girl, proper or
imprOsser, and sou can't either.
The O0ly rule in arithmetic that
hits their case il the double rule
Of two. T"ey sre NJ fall Of the
Old Nick ~ their skins can h0l.l.
and they'd die if they couldn't tor
nsent somebotiy. When they Try
to be ueau they are ~ mean as
parsley, though they amt as
oeos ~ they let o. ~ be, escepe
eeostioes, 90 tass thsg 10 .
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but it will come, and in the mean
time the States is welcome to all
such trash as it proposes to force
into the country. They are not
needed here.
Speaking of the few white i'm
migrants whoare gradually filling
up the waste places the States con
tiuues.
"This class Of population
should be encouraged, but they
must not be told that the negroes
are given preference by tue plan
ters Of the country aud merchants
of the city over the white labor
Why not, prays Ia 1t not the
factf Did not steamboats, nome
time ago refuse to unload their
boats with white labor, aud when
white men had forced the negro
down to reasonable wages, were
not those white men removed and
negroes put in their placesi
That must be kept . secret.
forsooth, and the reverse printed
in the papers to deceive the hon
est white immigrant.
Let the truth be tod, strike at
the root of the evil. The troll bic
lies in the action Of the employ
ers Of labor, and nowhere else.
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A LEAK MADE usErUL I! "A
Planter = few miles above T:,ibu
daux, in building y wa:e hous+.,
Oh the Rayou tor the purpose Of
shipping his crop, constructed q
draining floor, wnich caIr,e.t the
molass-s, that would purge from
the hogshea'is whilst awaiting
shipment, iut0 AZ ennl'ty kettle.
He showei ~ y bill Ut sales Of
seven barrels mOiaAs~s tuat be
had shipped this season, netting
about twenty i've dollars per bat
rel.
These molasses otherwise would
have flowed through the flor III
to the mud and l,eem lost. The
planter thinks that y tpw extra
dollars expo"ds.i in building, pro
.iuces 4 nice profit.
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Notice.

tabj6s notice h hereby given to oil the
EAe Payers ct the Perish Of Lafourehe,
TIT the Tax Hollis for the year 1880 are
Dow hid II nv odbcs, and that the Taxes
aeas.aed In said year ere ses forth in the
Tx Rails on ale IN ny office and In the
nsrsEAge sfacs Of the parish Of iafourcne.
thas sai ta1as are BOW due aud will be-
tonne delinqucnt OF the 3lst day Of Decem.
bcr 1850, aud that they will bear 9 per cent
per aannn Inherent from that data until
sold In accordance with article 30 of the
Constitution Of 1879.
October End. 1870.
ThEUPHILE TalBODAUX,
Sheriff aad ExOficio Tax Collector for tho
Parish If LafvurchA.
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I'VE arc credibly informed.
that, out Of the various aprropria
tions. made by Congress- Tor tie
Improvement Of Bayou Lafonrch+
there ale some niue thousand dol
lara yet uuexpeuds4l.
II this money e'uld be iudicious
" expended IN tho proper iu-
proveme"t Of the lower portion o:
this Bayou, it would o,,~s contin
oes navigation, by way Of the
South Louisiana Uxual 10. h..-
tween ThibOdaux aud New Or
leans, aud, ut the ssn,e time, re
move the anuaa: dangers Of Gre
vssses aud the consequent de-
xtructi0n therefr0m, that iuhirts
aoch serious damage to the axri
cultural interests Of the Lsfourche
country.