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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-09-12
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-09-12
WINES AND LIQUORS.

TT WILL be to your advantage to consult with
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NEWS FROM CHINA.

San Francisco, May q. 1867
BY the steamer Gem OF the Ocean advices from Hong
Kong TO April have been received
The French Consul at shanghae has issued circular
letter TO tho French merchants and the Chamber Of
Commerce inviting them TO take for expression
OF their views the change necessary for the approach
ing revision Of the treaty In 1905.
The lighting apparatus for tho lighthouse at Cheefoo
has arrived, and Is expected that the building will be
completed BY juno l.
10 reported that the Chinese authorities have
pressed their willingness 70 erect lighthouse ~ Shan
tang promontory.
several villages have been burned BY tho rebels in
cuding the bank NJ Yangtzee Grosvenor Island,
and the natives are Tying from the nsighborhood IN
large numberE
The United States steamer Monocacy had sailed from
Hong Kong for Berneo and the PHILIPPINE Islands for
the purpose Of opening coal pork
Cochin China French newspaper has the follow
ine:-After the dispersion Of the rebels the greater
number Of our troops wpre witsarswn from Cambodis
10 believed that NE rebel chief sss withdrawn 10 an
ehecuro psr OF the northsu c0untry beyond capture.
There yst remains the fronsss u Anumpts, and In
he provinces west and Cambodea considerable bands
Of malefscsor. inc authorities ~ Clandoe have ar
rested the ancient chief Thassmoe, and delivered him
up on demand, 70 the French authortieS
heavy storm occurred 81 Hong Kong on March -.
The undermined several buildings, portions Of
Heard Co. had 10 remove 70 ether premises, their
buildings % badly injured.
Exchange ON London four shillinRs and four
pence for four monha and bankers bills 81 par silver,
eleven per cent premium.
The broad1su0o market v bare
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Movemens Of Yachts, dke,
tour Of observation about the waters that surround
city enables reporter 70 speak appssvise Of Tho
degrees Of readiness and manifested yachsng spirit Of
the day. Within haiing distance Of the Bremen dosks
q Heboksa resting hks SWANS uSsn me paciA vs1ss
ass 70 be sssn the trim forms q ths pretty sosp vhhs
Wing anA Ass nsnasr snsssu the scheossn rtivs anA
Josephine The 1sst hes been thaosshly evsssasls1,
painted inside and ont sad rsdsousssd iutsrsvsy Is
elsss, ownsd by M. = Dodes, during The spsing has
been amoss wholly ysoah she was sripped - kssA
fore and at and mdships 70 noorhsa snd. bsna COW
cred and ntted with mass, sais nc she 10 N
reality . vessel The Josephno owned by the Ase
Daniel Devn offered for sale BY she executors Of The
estate and 10 In excellent condition. Near 70 them N
the vicinity Of the Atlantic Club House. lie The SMALLER
buA protty crafts Broadbl Glance and Nellie. Of The
hoboken Club requiring but little additional furbishinG
70 give Thorn their finishing touches New sails and
tackle carefully selected have taken me place OF The
old.
Across the river and down In Gowanus Bly, lying n
anchor the water 10 thick ~ dotted with the yachts Of
the Brooklyn Club among them the schooneTs Mystic,
Nare Restless and, conspicuousiy, the pretty Altos.
owned by Commodore Kidd. Al with the Others, they
IN readiness for the buge note Of preparation ushas
Ing In the commencement Of aquatic sports.
IL Ia worthy Of observation In this connection thst
this many gentlemen, whose sporting proclivIes
hitherto parook or the horse combined with Tie mania
for ball playing, ignoring the princoy amusement III
yachting, alive with excitemept In anticipation
Of tho brancy Of this summers aquatic sports.
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Between seven and eight o'clock last evening nre
occurred 10 tbs store Of Joseph McGraw plumber and
gas litter, No. 422 Sixth avenue The store had been
closed the night Mr. McGrsw being the las, person
10 the premises, he having a. alleged only left
about half an hour, when smoke issuing from
the store Some citizens broke open the door, AIDED by
officer Gilpn, OF the Twenty ninth precinct Tho IRE
then discovered burning around the gas meter the
woodwork under the window was also Gre. How
the nrs originated seemed 10 bo the surprise OF
those present. asd oniccr 0ipm considered 10 bic duty
arrest Mr. hc0rsw on suspicion Of firing the
Fire Marshal Baker was scns for and the matter now
undergoing investigation. NJ McGrsw says no has
stock OF $4,000 snd 10 ony insured for 81 900 In
the Iosiard Insurance Company. Tho damage done 70
me Ays 20 sxunsn1shs1 vMh pails e water
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THE FERiAHs.



The Fsuian Plan Of IavasIe~-Three CsIsssus
Of Ten Thousand Mcn Each 90 Advance
Each Objective Psint 90 be Assaulted. &C.
Troy, N Y, Nay 70, 1851.
Ny information tonight discosss the fact that the
approaching Fenian attack will b made BY three
columns si three different points Of ten thousand
each The names Of those points not yet known
beyond The commanders Of the invading army, but Il -
permitted 10 bs known that each column Of troops viii
b prepared 70 and will make desperate assaults upon
the several objective ponts
Secret meetings Of the Order are being everywhere
held tonight throughout the country the Following
print from this CITY serving . sample Of the call for
me gathering Of all The circles
FKuArs ArTErTros-The military and civic members
Apollo Hall corner Of Congress and River streets on
Tuesday evening 81 eight o'clock full attendance IS
requested, as business Of Importance will come before
tho meeting
Asma column Of United States troops passed up the
Hudson River Railroad yesterday detailed for Detroit
Major General Sam Spear s saidAp have visited this
city yesterday and passed TO NE frontier though
did not see him
TacS, May 2s-RveninG
Al the secret meeting Of Wolfe Tone Circle night
committee was appointed 70 serve . sort OF msndamus
on the HERALD with view OF Asceraining Whence the
news the Fenian dispatches from this city de-
rived The nqusition will hold session tomorrow.
Activity Among the N1ichisas renians-Meet-
ings Being Held and Regiments Organ
DETROIT May 7s 1901.
There 70 great activity among the Michigan Fenans.
Meetings being held all the sase for enrolment
ana drII Senator Meehan and Colonel welsh Of Cali.
meeting here 20 NOR row evening. The sinews OF
are being gathered and regiments organized.
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IEws From Troy.


TRoy, May -, 1851
II Ia announced that the japanese Ambassadors arc 70
visit Buio before leaving the country. the guests Of
Colonel George Fisher late United States Consul -
Ksnagawa, japan.
Bishop Lynch, Of Toronto s out Of danger.
The cases Of Amos p spalding Of West Troy; Nathan
ynks and Hiram Preston, nov pending in the United
states District Court nj Rochester for usrnG countsr
felt money have been nut for the term. Thsa q
Henry H. smith, similarly indicted has been ssnt "
The North Branch and ohemuns Canals viii Be opened
on the 10th proxmo
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Fire as Lexingses, Ms.-Reward fer the Rich
nond Bank Robbers-Heavy Rails Storms IN
81. LouIs, Nav 20, 1867.
The large storehouse Of L Msgede In Lexngtou, Mo-,
was burned last Wednesday Ioss $4,000, % which
there 10 an insurance Of $4,000.
Governor Fletcher has offered $500 each for the arrest
OF the men who robbed the Richmond Bank and killed
the Mayor and the jaior aud his on the 22d inst
One Of the heaviest Of the season passed
this city last night The thunder and lightning very
severe and the rain fell In torrents for several hours.
Heavy have been falling throughout the west for
several days. and she weather has been very cold.
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sAH FRAEusco Nay -, 1857
me stsamshp Sacramento, from Panama has arrived.
The Bensvesnt Associations Of this city celebrated the
Queens Birthday BY . banquet The French. Italian,
Spanish Danish and Austrian Consuls prominent army
ofnccrs and citizens participated.
The ship sunshias, from Sidney, has arrived The
ship Crcmorne, for Liverpool with 1900 sacks Of
wheat has cleared
Butter ID dull, and prices are nominal Standard
brands Of candles are quoted at 21c 31k Flour,
&c so 81. Wheat 10 dull ~ ~ 12k.
IAasl tenders ~
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Racing In Cincinnati.

CNcINNArL May, 81 1907.
Tho Buckeye Club races were we'll attended to-day.
The first the Burnet House Club two mile heats
for 700 for four year olda Four horses started D.
J. Grouse entered Mack; johnson and Douglas entered
Duke Of Orleans; Alexander entered Merrill and Kean
Richards entered . bay colt BY Lexington The FIRST
two heats we're won By Merrill Time 3:t9k and :0O1
The second mile heats for three year olds so
entranca NcGrath entered Erin: Clay entered Rival
Gngsby and West entered Phoenix Bell Rival won Two
strheht heats. Time, 1:66K and ! :67
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunsrd mail steamship Java Captain noodle,
win leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close ~ hafpass s'eves
O'Clock on Wednesday morning
The NEW YopR HKRAtp-- Edition for Europs--vm 20
ready 81 ten o'clock In The morning
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing "H
cents.
Broadway and Ann slrest
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MrnrHIs Tenn, May -. 1857
Fire broke this morning In the dry goods house Of
Greenwood Loeb, ON the corner Of Main and Adams
streets and communicated 70 the dry goods houses OF
graphic gallery Of b Bingham. GreenwolA L0sbs
loss BY Ore and water 500 insured 10 New York
Offices for Sos 000 Kraus los n 500 900; they
are well insured IN New York. B. Binshams loss Il
$1,000; he not insured The other losses are light
Mr. Greenwood and three clerks barely escaped with
their lives being asleep in the third story. The irs
vas the work Of IN isccndiary. heavy rain fall
ing n The time, which, with the exertons Of the IRE
men, saved an immense amount Of property.
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Pardon OF the Man Who offered . Reward
for the ASSASSINATION Of President Lincoln.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 70. 1881.
The United states District Court Judge Bustsed pre-
sidiug convened here to-day George w. Gayle. who
was indicted for alleged conpncisy IN Tho sssassssasoa
OF President Lincoln presented fuli pardon nom the
President Of United States and the indictment
dismissed payment u eosss This disposition - shs
cass meets with general approval
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c A N A DA.

The Departure or Lsrd Alsack Defsrrsd-Rs-
ception or MCGEE ne Ottawa.
OTTAWA, May 20, 1851
Lord Monck win mot leave England on the LIST Of June
a. was announced some time ago. II has been ascsr
tanned that his departure win probably bs delayed two
or three weeks beyond that time.
NJ. darcy MCGEE has arrived here Three addresses
OF welcome presented TO him. In each Of which the
highest appreciation expressed Of Abe value OF his
the OF confederation and Of his abors
In bringing about union and harmony between all
classes Of the population In the two Canadas.
A Suspicious Character In Montreal.
MosrRKAI, May %, 1867
The tmid people have been alarmed BY . seemingly
strange looking who been lettering about hero
They informed the police and he suspected Of being
Fenian spy taking plans Of the city Four detectives
accordingly placed the watch and nnay arrested
him. but he turns out 70 be half wted fellow. well
known In Grifintown
Failsrc Of Crops and FIsheries.
QuEBEc May %, 1867
Great distress prevails among the inhabitants along the
Gulf and River st. lawrence owing 10 the failure Of tho
crops and the partial failure Of the fisheries during the
Ia Il Ia said that many families In starry
ing condition Aid has been asked from the govern
meni, and reply hes been received that the matter
was under confederation.
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Ban FRAsusco, Nay ~, 1857
Captain julius Dinckls and ave men OF the United
States Coast Survey were drowned the 10Th Of May
By the capszng Of boat while making the nnal survey
OF KImarnock Bay, Oregon.
The steamship Active from Victoria, has arrived She
brings e3s6 900 In treasure The news from British
Columbia n unlmportant
Arrived, ship white Swallow, New York; ship John
sns sSIp Westward Ho, newcastle; ship Gem Of The
Ocean, Hong Kong. eailed, ships Flying Eagle, New
York ana Cremorne Liverpool
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QUOTING.

The members Of the staten Island Quot Ciub which
has been organized during the present season. mustered
in numbers yesterday their grounds At New Dorp.
Several games played spritedly and well
tested and among the players noticeable many Of
the Oldest experienced quoiters Of the island
aud also New York, tho latter OF whom wore veto
Tious in almost every game played splendid cola
ton brought 10 close very pleasant days enorsin-
man
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Honolulu advioss 70 May ., have bssn received.
The whaling bark Daniel wood, Of New Bedford, wan
wrecked On French Fngate shoals the llth
Of April Captain Richmond and q portion
Of the arrived q Honolulu AFTER passage Of four
hundred and nfty miles IN open whaleboat. The
Uniled states steamer Lackawanpa Immediately sailed
for the OF the wreck the remainder OF
the crew, seventeen nes Who were unavo'dabiy len
bahfnd
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CoscoRp. N. H., Nay -, 1857.
The Northern Railroad Bridge Ma. !, over ths Consso-
cook river Dus.ens Island, In Fishsvvs. was burned
about four clock this morning Tho pasrsngsr win bs
carried ever with only few minutes dessntion
fireman . freight locomotive II Manchestsr had
his crushed 20 badly this morning thas he'd 70 BE-
ampufafed.
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sAs FRANclsco, May ~, 1857.
Ore n Idaho City, May ~, destroyed four hundred
and ny.two houses, including The Post once and
press oihoa The los 10 estimated q 81, 100000. A
arrer portion OF the town laid wasGs han by
Are Of kay, 1884
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s HIP PING NE w 8.
voer o. NEW yosx. nar %. 1877.

Arrived.
soh, a.n o.,nssu, oosaa!ly, from wrsesiss scsss'
sSsr On rord, shnsc, nelrast Mo- aay@
schr CoraL Kent, Pail Kvy.
an, ryessurs Arnold, FsI nivsS,
scar wstsrieo, xlch, New London
Va, oASr sAspvhu Ness ~ ma IN
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TEE INDIAN TROUBLES.
SPECIAL TEltGalms 70 THE HERALD.

Five thousand Indans the War Path
Forts Beiknap and Arboskse Threatened
FORT Swim, Ark, via Little Rock, May ~, 1901
The Interpreter Of the Camanches arrived here to-day
and reports Ave thousand indians the new war patti
about two thousand gong towards Fort Belknap on tue
Santa lie trail and the threatening Fori Arbucke
Fights With Indians Near Fort BridGer ana
al Pole Creek station.
LARAMIE. C. T., May "a, 1867
Lieutenant James N wheelan OF the Second cavalry,
while on his from Fort Caspar to tins post with ten
men. was attacked yesterday eight miles above Brdger
ferry, by forty indiana Lieutenant wheclan had two
men killed, and lost SIX mules, wagon and part Of
the mail. He IL expected here to-day
The Indians ako attacked Pole Creek station, iory
miles west OF Fort Sedgwok last night and killed Two
men and run of all the stock excepting the mail teams
Flights with the savagcs at Pine Bluff and
Cheyenne Pass.
81 LOUIS, May %. 1867.
despatch from Omaha says that fight occurred on
the 10th instant Pine Bluff party OF men
cutting railroad ties and the Indians which Of
the former and six OF the latter were killed
Another fight occurred at Cheyenne Pass on the 10th
instant, in which one white man WAS killed.
Grass along the northern across the Plains Is
insufficient for pasture and six weeks later than usual
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LoUpvnfh Ky, May ~, 1891
The front and side walls II brick building ~ los
twelve O'Clock buyying three Who sitting
dinner near the sidewalk. One Of them gotten out
sl,shv injured but the other two taken out in
sensible and very badly bruised. Ono q them has
since haA hi leg ampusafeA
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rRov, Nay -, 1857.
James Morrison, prominent citizen Of LAnsnsbsrs,
In this county has boon arrested ~ foremost accom-
pce Of the gang Of countsrfesrs recently taken ~
the United States Mammals He he's bssn takes 70 Ro-
chscter
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ClwnAEp, May 70, 1857.
tornado, accompanied ~ bail pssssa over The
nfesn msnutss doing eonsdsrab,e Nnaae v reefs I'D
chimooya No Dsrsoo was ininreA
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vantage into clear length getting around the turn
much quicker than the mare, and was length and =
half M front when he turned into the bacEstreicb The
mare hoa ever closed on him rapidly passed. Tue
qaarer pole short length ahead OF her in thirty
saconds ON The backsretch sometimes daylight was
y,s,ble and then again shut on, unn the half mile
pole whlsl Dexter passed in ~. there about y
length aud quarter difference De,ween then The marc
up The daylight closed the gelding until al the
three quarter pole her head was At his quarters They
came the homestrech In this way, but gettmg into
straight work Dextcr made dash away from her, aud
afterwards she broke all TO pieces Such nn
unfortunate break Was before Witnessed Sho would
not recover, notw outstanding every effort was made ~
her driver get her trot. She threw down her
head and pitched from one side 70 the othei, anu IA
this she behaved until Dexter mad crossed mo score
Tie aae fell her face, and the race was over The
speed which both Dexter ana the mare were going AL
the time ~ the unfortunate occurrence has oeen seldom
ever equaed, some persons asserting that y was ~
two minute gait II very fast az Dexter was taken
in HAND when DoDle found the mare had parted com
pany with him but yet he made ae last ha'l mile 10
10, and the heat IN = %.
The suddenncss with which tho race terminated took
every body by surprise and when the judges announced
that Lady Thorn was disanced and the over Do
seemed 10 realize the fact, and they stood ana
looked each other for moments In amazemcns,
for such thing distance had not been dreamed or
When, however they began fully to appreciate that
the contest over and that settling time had arrived
the Stockholders In great demand. After the
settling had been 90. through WITH and little leisure was
afforded Tor reflection The crowd began to speculate on
the causes which had produced the unlocked tor ane
abrupt termination OF the days sport Az KINDS OF
opinions preached, and conclusion arrived
A. probably, but thec correct one which was that the
mare was carried on her feet by the extraordinary speed
al which they were gong when II occurred, and WAS
both unable and unwilling regain her trot Afterwards
The crowd then began rapidly TO dispense, those who
came up the making the best OF their way across
lots 70 the railway station, while those In vehicles had
to take their turns passing out OF the gates which
consumed considerable tme Notwithstanding their
eagerness TO get home The numerous leading
from the the ferries afforded ready OF
reaching them but when they got there they had
perience considerable delay crossing, and It was well
into the night the last vehicle passed
M af nrraAfn tha
OF the day.
The following is summary Of the trot:--
TUESDAY, May rs, mach 81 000 mile heats best three
In five, In harness.
B. Doble entered b. g. Dexter. J
D. Mace entered b. m. Lady Thorn. q dia
Time, 224-2:22
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Affairs I'm Observation-Disclosures Revelation
Threatened In innloa, &c.
o. nm. Nav

10 - SAN FRANtscO, my 70, 1901.
The steamship Sierra Nevada. from Aazatlan, has
arrived. She brings 100000 in treasure.
letter from hazatlan, dated the nth inst, says
nearly all the Americans leaving Aazatlan and Pro
sdA the cotton crop has been failure for three years
past
The State Of sinaoa threatened with invasion.
Plscido, Vega and Lasado were raising an army.
new manifesto from these chiefs bad boon published.
was not known whether Vega would raise standard
of his lend his aid TO Of the great contend
Inc parties. II had The appearance Of being private
affair Of Vegas, who had probably promised Lazado .
share OF the plunder expected.
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Nsw 0nlsASs Nay 9 1871
vUgsisa1leo vptO June -
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Union Course. l.. I.-Trotting.
MONDAY Nay 27-Purse $3.50, mile heats, best three in
i've, TO wagons.
O. W. Dmmck entered b. m Lizzie War
y =
B Doble entered b. m. Kate o. Bren. q 2 II
w. whean entered blk. m. Lady Gloss. - 233
D. Pffer entered blk. m. Black Bess......l DR..
Owner entered b. G. Robin .....b ala
Time. 2:s7k-2 "A: s8k-2s7k-2:40&-2:+2-
Q.l5K
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-27
SheriH's s Sale.
By virtne oasuadfy wriessof FtSeEii 9ssasias

By virtue osssuadfy' wf;esse Pie II Iaeias
10 me diseeted, 4will seas soa:5ts Is,
Meaday, the sad ,aagr of Pee neat,
within the legal hours ofSale, the following
properly 10 Wit: = -: - ~ .-.
Tsg0ne Tract of Land; consds ing, One Hl:,-
{dsed and TWents :fite tI25i Acres, more or
less, bounded by landsoff GeasssiDe
+. III. Donlinick, Lemuei L. Boozcr and
Others, lesjed 5ii.ss tbe stiit Of the STAKE
aad ~. NJ sRaozsr, IS &dhules R. Shep-
!. pard. ,...........-.- az. - s.;
Hundred and Ff1orfy ((5lsT acrcs5 more
Or sess boana, d 81 sands Of = P. kinard,
Thomas Chandler, George a. Sigh and
others. leyiet.es o. efe asuit of the STATE,
Samuel B. Johnsfone and others, and J. B.
sIfo8scs and vile ,evs. 4errisss 80 So
Also, one tract of land Containing FIVE
sHundred and Thirty Five ff5S5l Acres, more
zof less: bounded By hiIltis Of James Davis,
yoht n, Eiymph, iiffifiiiarl. Sigh, and Dr. R.
p Clark lereaso at tF,e SUI, of the State,
US. a. e.: Glasgow :: Z = ref&@SEF'< Ks. Z
ss;lsIlso enc tsaet 'of land containing Three
Hdndfed and Seventy Five t375 Aeress
EO0UuQGQ 6Y- IdItuS vi OOuu w NthluSs LACbI1
Ghabpsli; Tlas Walker and TJantes Hill,
lesie6 OF az The. suit of the State, ct. al rs.
Rob,t Adams =. ~ -. -.
Also tract No. /, containing Fifty-Sevea
fs7laeres. more fsss, Bounded by lands
of Re6eccas Dewalt, Matthias Singlev and
Others. Tract Nof2, The Cop Tract, 3"
containing Thirty. Five (s5) Acres, more or
less, Bounded bystract Nos l., Sartin Kinard,
and Others: Tract No. 8, ~The Home
Tract" containing Sixts.0ne f6llssAcres,
more or less, bounded By landssof sRebccca
Dcwalt, sSsTa. Barre and others Tract. No.
4, Plle Katy Stone Tract containing
seveHty.six u 63f acres, nnoresaor less and
bounded BIZ lands of Henry Salmmcr, Martin
Kinard andSetheTs. Levied OH at the suit
of the State and others, ,yS,D. D. Stone. *5.
Alsosobe isactsof laad< containing eight
hundred and forty-two (S42) acres, more or
less, bounded hg Lands sof Abram Moore,
Thomas Crosson, Lucy kinard, Caroline
Cook and others, levied on at the suit oI
the State, vs. J. Adam Kihler. rs.
Also one Tract Of land containing ono
hundred and seventy. FIVE f75) acres, more
or less, bounded by lands OF l. J. Jones
Alonzo White and others, levied on at the
suit of the state VS.. Estate Of Jacob Hunt
aTHos. N. PAysINGER, S. N. D.
Nov. 1s=4S st. - q