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St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Mr.. George Chachere, sou of Alex B.
Chachere has been appointed superin-
tendeDt of the construction of our pub
lie building. Young Cbachere is n
native of this town, a young man of
irreproacllable character, and from
early boybood manifested a decided
talent for architecture. Some tgo years
ago he removed to Georgia where he
pursued his studies as architect. We
take it that the appointment was limit
ed&to Republicans, and among men of
thy faith, none could have been more
acceptable than T. George Chachere.
As to Mr.. Clachere's qualification as
an architect, We copy the following ex-
tract from paper published at his new
home 10 Columbus, Ca:
A FINE PIECE OF ARCHITECTURE
All lovers OF the beautiful should visit
Mr.. j. A. Kirven's residence, on Twelfth
street, which is being remodeled, and
examine the magnificent arch which
divides the donble parlGrs. The design
was drawn by Mr.. T. g. Chacilere and
ls one Of the finest pieces of architecture
in the city. Welcome TO all such enter.
prising young men in our city.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
Queen d Crescent Route.

Take the Queen & Crescent to reacl
the Mountain and Sea-Shore resorts
it being the quickest and most popula,
route to Newport, Martha's Vineyard
Portland, the Catskill and White Noun.
tallfs, Lake George, Niagara Falls, Sara,
toga, st. Lawrence River, Putin Bay,
Lake Chatauqua, Cresson, Pa, and
ether summer resorts, the time being
from 8 to IL hours quicker than other
lines. Time from New Orleans to Gin
cinpati only 26 hours, and several
hours quicker to all Eastern Cities (via
Cinclnnati> than competitive lines.
No other line offers as quick time and
excellent Accommodations. All trains
being solid through trains, and the onIy
line running the Elegant Compartment
Cars, every section being q private
room.
For full particulars and other ipfor.
nation write to r. H. Garratt, Div.
Passenger Agent, Q. g. c., or call at
the Company's Office, No. 81 St. Charles
ST., New OIleans, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
Personal

Miss Iva Mckinney, of Rapides par
ish, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
X. j. Mckinney.
Martin Carron was in Opelousas Sun
day.
Major Frank Wharton spent day in
town this week.
Capt. S. Haas was in attendance on
the Police Jury this week 40 was Mr.
Laurent DOssman, of Vile Platte.
j. NJ. Wallior of Franklin, La, was in
town on a visit to relatives and friends
last week.
Judge E. D. Estilette returned from
trip to New Orleans this week.
Mr.. G. I. Bihm, of PIaquemine Ridge,
paid our Office welcome call on last
Thursday. Mr.. Bihm showed his ap-
probation of our efforts by subscribing
to the Democrat.
Mr.. J. H. Cole, of Bayou Chicot, paid
our office an appreciated call on Wed
nesday last.
Our young friend T. A. Wallior, who
represents the Standard Silverware Co.,
of Boston Mass, leaves to-day for a
trip to Mississippi.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
The Anti-Lottery Meeting Of last Sat-
urday Night.

Notwithstanding very heavy shove,
OF rain which fell here on the evening
OF Saturday last, and the sloppy condi
ton OF the streets in Opelousas, there
was Il good attendance at the Court
house to hear the orators from q dis.
tance who had been invited here to
address the people.
| The ladies too ventured ont and con-
trlouted their presence to the entertain
lnent. The speeches were characterized
by great vehemence in the delivery,
aud volubility in sulphurous expletiyes'
The dread of having the lottery fasten
ed upon the people, was expressed in
language that recalled to mind the das-
peration of the Hindoo mother. who to
appease the wrath of mythical gods.
Joytully cast her helpless infant into tl,e
river to be devoured by crocodiles. The
lottery was drawn upon the yisjoned
canvas, III colo1s too black for descrip-
ton here, and as the orators spoke, tha
smell OF sulphur pcrmeated the au-
dlcnce, and ever and anon, blazes from
Tie internal PIT, would spring up. lean
along the walls, and siuse the boards OF
the iotteiyltes. ElUqueuce rolled along
on sttntorlan voices, and reverberated,
from wall to ceiling and through the
smltten cOnsciences of the doubling. the
iukewarm and the hereto, like thunder
among the craSs, in an Alpine storm. |
lhere were those who would rather
their chltdren should live and die in
'agless ignorance, than that the sun of
science should ever be made to blaze
upon their understandings through tn.
:lhcacy ot lottery dollar. They pre-
erred that their little Homers, Mlltous,
and Byrous, their proud
little Clceroes, Burkes, Heurys, Web
tiers anu Clays, should carry mods and
|ls III tie mines, aUjurlng ali pieteu-
Ions to greatness, and denied III. Ms.
Il letters to having them fill the world
With the music of their poetry OF chilli
Dg and enchanting Senates with the
OF their eloqueuce, il their
laglc had to be brought to light, by the :
Id OF the Louisiana State LOTTERY.
Nothing but darkness was visible tn
he eloquent prophets and seers who
ddressed the audience that EVENING.
the midst Of all these tbuuders, ana
lemas fumes of sulphur, forked toneue
iazes, buInpings of the clovep foo1 of
is Satanic Majesty, and beauty and 4
race aud elegance, a spirit of uubeIi.f
hardened, wicked smiled
ld after all returned to their reso.ctiv4
1mes with their first opinious. Yet. I:
le entertainment was pleasing. 1t it
tho every day monotomy of !:
lse portents, from sapient street states II
en-, philosophers, moralists and would X
, purifiers. 1t afforded an agreeable pl
destitute for sidewalk commonplace q
nversation, by exhibiting fireworks o,
a harmless character, which culmi- III
tied III glimpse OF all old hag riding w w
broom-stlck through waste of time. OF
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Senator Foster, in his speech at this
place on Saturday night last, said that
the only way to resist the "Revenue
proposition "was by the use of force,
and that force meant revolution, etc.,
Such threats in this community are idle
and Observation-Disclosures because
such language is calculated to disturb
the public mind and iDflame the public
opinion; idle, because he was talking
to men who, when you threaten their
right OF action or liberty Of thought, do
not know the meaning of the word fear.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

The Autl-Lottery League held it
meeting last Saturday night in spite U
The ram storm. The meeting Was caIIct
to order by Capt. j. J. Thompson cnalr
man ut the cuuIiIltlee OF Arrangements
Judge e. L. Lewis was nlaue prtel
dent With tue ioliuwlug geutiemen al
Wee presidents: Geo. y. Eims, L. ,
Foutvnot, Jos. Bloch, j. j. Thompson
}. j. Barry, DR.. L. L. Turiton, Dr. Ben
Guliueau, DR.. Paul Foster, Root. La
f1cur, Laurent Stagg, Sol. Loeb, T.. Co.
meau, DR.. l.. Daily and DIR. Y. T. DAILY
Mess,s. Thus. Ii. LOWS aud A. j. Ber-
cler wele appointed secretaries.
The first speaker was Judge Il. S
Perry of Iberia. Judge Pelry's speech
was made up Of the stereotype argu-
inent OF the antls,-we could discover
nothing new advanced by hllu. lie was
followed by Mr.. E. q. Hunter of ka-
pldes, who delivered himself of sOuu-
muric defamation. We opine that Sir.
Hunter is Il little too ultra for our peo-
pie. Next cauie Mr.. Provost OF New
Iberia, VINO labured and putfed through
d written composition which he read
with much difficulty.
Mr.. Loiet of St. Mary made few
commou place remarks aud tnen took
bis seat.
Last but not least came the Hon. Muir
phey J. Foster of st. Mary. MIR. Foster
has scholarly appearance and does NOT
belle bis looks. His speech was pretty
much in the same line, as were bis pub
Iished speeches in the Senate.
We must protest against some express
sions used by this able gentleman.
When he proclaims from the rostrum
that his side must meet this issne by
force, and that when he uses the word
force he means rer0lution, then we tell
him that he mistakes the people of st,
Landry. We believe that we voice the
opinion of large majority of Our peo-
pie, when We say that, force, physical
force, amounting to revolution In elec-
tious is calamity. That the use of
force and coercion in elections is ten
fold more dangerous to the liberties of
the people than all the lotteries in the
world. Our people do not want disor-
der and bloodshed They recognize no
mans right to iDaugurate a state of
10 this State for the purpose of
fostering his own schemes. BY the time
Mr: Fosters speech was over it was
midnight.
The floral offerings presented by Mr.. |
Il. l.. Garland, Jr., in behalf Of the la |
lies were beautiful. The audience was |
of about three hundred souls, !
.ully half of whom were ladies. Prof. |
Mayer and his pupils furnished excel
ent music. We tender the committee
II arrangements our sincere thanks for /
he courtesles extended the press.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Reports from all parts of the parish
andicate that we will have one of the
richest harvests since the war; Corn is
about made and the yield is abundant.
Cotton is very fine, and the rice crop is
all that could be desired. 1t behooves
our people to see to it that all the roads
aeading to Opelousas be placed in first
Eaass condition, so that our farmers may
be facilitated in bringing their produce
10 this market
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

"What's the matter" with the ioca,
orators OF the anti-league in this parish i?
Unless they rise and explain, we will be
tempted to believe either one of two
things, viz: that they doubt their abili-
ty to persuade the people of the COM
muuity in which they live of their mode
of thinking or that they would rather
have some one else undertake the task
;ratber than assume it themselves.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
SALE OF THE PROPERTY
BELONGING TO THE
Estate of Marie Broussard. De,
ceased,
BY THE HEIRS, Who ARE ALL or ACE

IN IHE HEIRS, WHO ARE ALL OF AGE.
:, Ihere VIII be sold TO the highest bidders -
the residence Of Joseph Lardreneeu Sc "a a1
derslSned agent, in trairje Mammoth ~, ,;i IN
OF st. Landry, on parish
Wednesday, August 2Oth, pSao.
the following described prop.rtv be,,roi,,
the estate of Marie Broilssard aa,I ,Ionslhs 10
munity, tO-wit; oo ~ Ill coul-
certain plantation situated in upner Mon,
moth, containing 50 superficial acraa nf tnn, iasi
h',dd ,oSetheI Win WIN al! the Improvements thereon
Seanw E - nol III NY l.. Ofte-o, east aud south by
oscar ohtenot, aud west by Josenh Ianir95
neau, Jr. "pn hduufe-
also lou or l acres of rice land in tbe s,,,o
Vlclhage, bounded north by Ctrand SoiIea,,
souln ny Darius sOet.u, east by Autrda Ar
uoin ana west by railroad land.
nofses. 2 COWS, 15 hogs
Plantation implements.
Household furultur.
hltcneh utensils and many other itena -,
numerous to mention -t'7 VIZ
lefnis and Coudtiuns-The moyahles nova
nie Eu Tie nrst OF JHuuaTy next 1891 ami 10
t1'lus ' pa. apAe ohf-thifd of purchase Price ON
Tue Htst oI January next 1891 and the b,Iorca
III Two equal annual iustaIimeuts Tnerf after.
PURCHASERS furnishing their notes with tTn
g''ou sulfent securities to the Satisfaction ,,f
the agent and tho land remaining snpri.,Ir
moftSaSed WIN vendors privilege IL favor of
the estate until hral payment. In case of LEGAL
proceedings tor the collection of anv or s7id
notes. ten per cent. will be added for attnrner'a
Tees aid c'.Sts. IItles to the lands TO be MD
10 the purchaser or purchasers by acts nassau
before d Notary Public ana signed by ali "a
heirs at the expenses OF the p,lrchasera TN
time at which possession or the Land Aha, h.,
gwen to the purchasers will be aupHupred ~,
the uay OF v"
JOSEPH LANDRENEAU, sR.
july264t cont
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

According to the appointment of the
Preshytery of Louisiana, the Revds. NJ.
B. Shaw and j. Y. Allison will hold
one weeks Ministerial Services in the
Presbyterian Church at this place, be-
ginning on Thursday night, the 14th of
August. All CHI hristiuns are asked 10 CO.
operate, aud the public is cordially in
vited to attend.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

A man named PeiersoH, who has been
getting out slaves around Morrow sta
tion during the past four years, got on
% periodical spree last Friday night.
Being very much intoxicated he went
to sleep in Mr.. Morrow's gin house
where he was found next morning stone
dead. Both of his ears had beeu eaten
of either by rats or by hogs. Deceased
mas fifty years old and a native of
SNeeden,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

After an all day session on Monday
the Police Jury closed it's labors as p
Board of Reviewers The result of
the review, we arc informed, has been
to increase the assessment rolls. The
Board have assessed all mortgages and
judgments apparent OH the records of
the public officers, but it can be safely
said that this last act will be iudicialIIy
tested by those interested.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Mr.. B: F. Prrley, the we'll known
glnwtlght of Rapides, is now in our
parish repairing gin stands, &c, and
any orders left at this Office will have
his prompt attention. Mr.. Perley ia
too we'll known to need any conmen-
dation from us--and work in his line
could be entrusted to no better hands,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Tie Veteran Association of the Con-
Federate army have decided to give d
basket picnic and reunion Oh the 4th
Saturday of August. They have ap-
pointed committee to obtain perrnis-
sion from Mr.. G. Dupre to have said
reunion at WoodwortL springs. As
soon rs all the arrangements are made
we will give full notice of the affair.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

We are paiued to announce to our
many readers, the death Of Mr.. Willie
Haw. which sad event occurred at Nor
row lass seek. Deceased was % years
. Of age, preGsinent young man Of his
sueighborhood aud his early demise is
regretted by all his acquaintances. He
leaves wife and two children, the
Youngest being only five days old.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beat,
ty's Celebrated Organs and Pianos, Of
Washington, New Jersey, has returned
home from an extended tour of the
world. Read bis advertisement in this
paper and send for catalogue.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

One of the speakers at the anti meet
ing, last Saturday, that "he felt the
people. of ST. Landry would prefer to
have their taxes doubled, rather than
accept the offer of the lottery" What
say our tax payers to this?
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Tho preliminary examination i'll the
matter of the killing of Adam j. Fonte-
not, OF Mammoutb, is fixed for to-day.
The family of the deceased have en-
ployed G. ". DuRoy, ESD, to assist
District Attorney Ogden in the prosecu-
ton. The accused are represented by
E. P. Veazie, Esq.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Alexandria is to have IA daily paper
with Col. Battle, of Shreveport, as edi-
tor. The first number will be forth
about September 1st.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

.fUncle Silas," of tho Tbibodaux Sen
tiEcl, is writing series of reminiscen-
1cSs entitled Fifty Years Ago" The
first paper of this series is published in
the Sentinel of the Goth, and was read
by the writer Of these lines with great
deal of pleasure. Tho mention of the
|Dasnes Of old landmarks has awakened
pheasant memories in our heart. We
always like to read from good old uncle
ESiias; the pleasure his pen affords us
Ian only be excelled by visit to dear
bid Thibodeaux and hearty shake of
|snele Silas' cordial hand.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

The following persons were incafce-
sated in Jail, last week, charged with
Conspiracy to murder, and actually mur-
Bering one Adam j. Fontenota at Mann
kouth, last week, viz:
Marcena Chapman, Camelien Fonte-
ypt, Theodule P. 2. Fontenot, Oneal
abileau, Armand Deville, Louis Lam
eneau, fills, Alexandra Deville, Mar
Rna A. P. Fontenot, Arcadus Macau-
III. Frank Whitaker and Mack Reed.
Under M information for violating
hoodlum act. Armas Quinalty, Ar
pr Bourgeois, jacques Joubert, Al
4 ft Joubert, Gerasime Lavargne and
kthene Castillo surrendered. and were
ced under bond for their appearance
he next term OF the District Court.
rem0nt Fusilier was arrested and
ed on on accusation of violating act
Il 1888.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

New fodder is plentiful, and is being
sold Oh the streets Mt IS cents per
hundred
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

j. D. Hagerty, of Washington, La,
makes specially of land cases against
the n. .. I. r. II. Co., under act of Con-
gress of February Sth, 1887.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

DIEp.-At Morrow July g. 1890, William
II. Hav, aged % years, ? mouths and IL days.
At Upelonsas, July 27, 1880, at midnight
aged 81 years, 10 months and 8 days,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Now is tho time to repair the roads
and bridges if you want the farmers to
bring their rice and cotton to town.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

Opelousas Lodge No. 3497, knights of
Honor, will hold their next regular
meeting at their hall on Tuesday even
ing next at the regular hour. A pune
tual attendance is requested.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

The great trotting matches will come
off at the track east of town o-morrow.
we understand that the contest will he
kpiritad
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

1t will not be many days before work
will commence on the United States
building.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

The Legislature has made it crime
to gamble with dice. Beware, ye play
ers of craps and chuckaluck.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

We we've favored with fine railklast
Saturday evening.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02

pose his veto ia such casee Can he no
do so with just as much of a show OF
constitutional authority as in cast
arising under art. 1862 We conclude
therefore, that the proposition to amend
having received a two-thirds vote, the
Secretary of State should be REQUIRED
to promul2ate the result without delay.
This should be required of him with
out delay, for 10 public functionary
should be permitted to withhold or post
the performance of duty belonging
lmperatively to his Office. The will of
the people constitutionalIy and legisla-
lively expressed, is the law of every
public servant.
The Governor has had no authority
III the matter of the proposed amend
mcnt. His attempt to interposo any
was idle, or, worse, usurpation.
The Legislature should have sent the
proposition to amend the constitution
to the Secretary of State after tie pro-
per entries on the journal had been
made When the people shall have
voted upon it, should it be adopted by
them, then the Governor shall proclaim
the result. He will have no discretion
in the matter. This is all he may have
Or ever had to do with it.
1t is preposterous to suppose for one !
moment that he could have moro to do
with it. We call on the voters to watch |
With jealousy any such attempt to de-
)rlve them of ii reserved right. Our
public functionalies should be kept iu
he channels of authority, and all such
is would uphold them in au effort to
gnore it should be viewed as enemies
o constitutional liberty.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
ssEKkaEE's SALE,
". {. FLOWER
vs.
-@ A. G. PhELEAN.
Ne 1l2,7
DISTRICT COURT, p kFsII OF sr ,,r,,rx-
STATE OF LCUlSTANh Dh1
asssEEsaFE's SALE,

by virtue r, OF writ of fleri facjas issued
out or the Ihlrteenth judicial I,ist'ict S'eu fHn
III anu 1or the parish OF st IanIrT Gu! Gu. I I
vi LOUISIANA, Ill the above ertittsd r,
numbered SUIT, aId to me diItefad '4i
w nHh ~, p;oteeu 70 sell at public auction
principal do"r OF the CUurthut1se of s.,id 10 MS .no
lsh' III the town OF Opetous;ts, on r"A
Saturday, September 9th. $500
the foil. wing described property. tow,
ISL lHIftS 5o-l00 acres OF iaI ii si,n,+1 :.
the PARISH OF st. Landry, State of / n,is, AZ
pellS the north halt VI lot No 7 n, s.ct.n ,I'
y hNe' toWheh!P rSht south, .aI =, three e.,.r
'ttuuiieu & ~ vendor fro"' Cypricn Arceneai,
VINO acquired as per act OF ez.na1,rr,, -. go, a.,
adolphe frtlean passed before " &, F,.rrr1 aro1ti
Notary Pubilc, on August 21s: 1891 i''
"a, seventy elSlt arptnJs iviuiny tho ,bo,..
i. i.iot VI tne easy, p"uuded north by land, h.
ionSlns DSs 10 hcllhenny, south by lands OF IIrsin
to the estate of Clairyil.e Prtiran haioisthe
same property that yendoc a, ullirrd - n- ~"
= 0olpht fftledn on the 6tn of Dtcruhar 1oa,
together Win all the buildings and i,on,'' ooi'
ments on said tract of laud i''"-
gu. 1hlfty seven arpents Of land. more mr.
itsS, situdteu near Cohlee CrUche in this naTisb
bounded north by tue estate of Ci-:rviIte L,a
jean, south by John CUuvau eas1 H., dn,'
Colneau and west by "ih
4tn' FIFTY arpents OF laud situated in ,,oulus
! CroCne III ms t;tflsn, Jounded north by Albert
Guldry, south by t.meite Burl-i~h 49, -
Mary Ann Miller, west by But,re IlunIsniI, ~1r 's
otu. One-Hdi1 ol the cotton gin ANA a,r;,o
situated on tue place and residence OF venGnr,o
mother. va 'en"oi
9th. Twelve head of horses-lo horses and ,
9TH. ABOUT twelve heod of cattle
Terms-Cash.
auoo.st t. $. FoNTENoT,
"uS-p1 SharfT
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
SOlIs' ZtIke Hotel
And n Springs, Baths, Etc. Natures
oM. -atgry. The Most Wonderful and
h 4 Health Resort yet ID scov-
& tua;ed near Sour Lake sta
on the line OF the T. & n O.

Is now re-opened under new management. with
reduceo rates UI board etc. per W. Elk as fol
lows: fui rooms Ill Bacnciors Row, 81 Uorunr,
rate s. and e1D; Family Hall So. CORNER rate
- 10 sl252; Nam Hotel, 50 and $40, former
rate siu to $50. For less than Il week. $! so rr
81 per day, Including water privileges Sp ciaI
Rates TO families tor the season. or less time in
Children and servants at reduced
rates. A nominal fee of 81 per week will bt.
charged Tor use OF waters to Campers ana
Others not guests at hotel Bath Tickets. one
price to all, 15c. eacn or for ST. All bathrTs
must furnish their own bath towels The tabic
Will be supp led with good, wholesome food.
well cooked ana served up i'll good style; plenty
Df milk and butter and vegetables in season
Every effort viii be made 10 make the STAY oi
visitors pleasant aud satisfactory, and a laret
crowd Is expected early Ill the season. Fui.
other particulars address
G. &. PARSONS, Prop,
Sour Lake, Texas.
DIS. Z. d ). W. BULLITT, Resident Plly slcian,
water lfon the various springs, per bb1 S8:
Dbl, 50 so; Dbl, $3.50, t. .. b. sour Lake Sta
ION; mineral Tar, per tube, Is aud 25c., post
,ald: Rates for larger quantities furnished on
application. iunt7-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1890-08-02
Saturday, September sstE,- sson

the lolio"iA@ described iiUpgrty I, VII:
Isl. IHllt5 q 100 acltS u IalId Situated f.,
thlo PARISH ana state, bclHS I-e uUrtu na f nj
iot 40. III Stct4OI thIrty-iEc, tOWIsllp tlpi,T
south, range tnItc east Ct,uIIeQ bv ypu1ur
uOln bJpi'cn Arccucdu, who ACQUIRED II. ,,er
act ol tAcHdh-e from Atulpn fr lean ,ae.pI;
oeI"ft ". :. Perraut, Notary PuVl1c, o. All
gust 2Ist, 1851. " ''
"a Seventy eight arpents joining above tract
on lhe cast, poduutu noltn ny l4Lus uf Mcil.
nenhy, souln DN lands cI Crsln freirun and
east bt lands forlncrlA bcioI, g.ug 10 lie estate
ul CiafNliic iieIcau, Beng IL, same pry,,-rfy
tA&C NtnuuF dcq .IItu oI one AuulDL HT,-i,.au an
Inc 6th VI LeCeuh utr, l6t, together Will ;ilI tnp
buItlhgS aua improvements uu SAID tracts or
Iant -
5u. ihlrty-SeFen arpcutS Of land, more or
less, Situated near Cualee C4OCiIe III This lr,ii,
bounded north by the estate OF IIalrylltt, trp.
J al, south by Juun tVIueau, east ~ tuvIn
tOiutttu aud tsJ by
IN flIty drneL - OF land situated in Cameo
Cto'ht Ill tAl5 iafich, pOt:I:ieu uurtl. u, i ,c!r
Iuiufy south W l-iilrlItt iIurlulg east uy Mary
Ami Miller aud West by Dupre Dup, ;,i,ttli
oth. Olic-ltll .! t.e cotton ylll ana enigma
situated oil tie place and residence OF yeItsnr's
mUiuCf.
6tn. Twelve head of horses
TN. Ahuut twelve uto;i ot cattIe
@ dei.IoIoash L. ;. FO&IEEOT.
clSriff