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with the $50, 600 appropriated for the
bureau of Immigration, 4 great deal can Be
done for immigration from the old and new
wOrld,,and whatever amount Gen. Jerome b.
Robertson may set apart for German immi-
grafton, lie 1t ever SO small, viii be CRATE
fully Acknowledged BY his sfello~ -titizens Of
German birth. We do not bt9 for this share
of the appropriation although some mis
iraformed gentlemen in tho House Of Repre-
sentatiycs thought that enough had been
done for German iiaRii0ratso1s, but rs right
as citizens Of this State We ask that some
thing may be done for those of our old
country who may wish 70 make Texas their
home. And here allow me to show. 70 those
nlisinf0rncd gentlemen, that German immi-
grafton has not been TO the United States
loss, but great gain, and aimaterial benefit
largely in excess Of any immigretion from
other portions OF Europe. The statistical
bureau az Washington estimates the worth Of
every immigrant at $4,000, and the number
of immigrants arriving during the year 1872
DcTug TooS Svury usstyr. ---s'y'
$367, 266, 400 to the values Of the United
States in one year.
The greater portion Of this amount Is
supplied by German immigration, as fur
ther shown by these statistics, that curing
the years from 1850 10 1874, the number Of
immigrants had increased to degree that
capital Of three hundred millions Of dollars
Is the estimated value Of the capital added.
And, according 10 these statistics, this Ger
man immigration has brought no dr0nea TO
this country, for besides farmera, carpenters,
blacksniths, shoemallers and tailo1s, all
other professions are represented, and these
we need. They are worth the estimate put
.upon them BY the statistical bureau and
we therefore hope that those Bhose duty
IL Is to dispense the appropriati6n to the
best interests Of the State VIII not think
that enough has BEEN done for Gofh1sna iIs-
migmtiOn-that they willznoW what 70 Do
with II. frt.L i bsilif -. - =. A. -
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ME STATE OF TEXAS

TO the sheria or ary constable. Qf TEayis county,
greeting: Whereaa i. brooks and A. D. Emerson,
partners in business of lumber dealeFs uuer the 6
name aud style Of Brooks 4 Emerson, have brpught
their suit against A. j. Hamilton alleging than on The
first day ai January, lszs and at divers times thee
after, said A. y Hamilton purchased o. said Brooks
Emerson certain buidiag material for which Dc prom
ised 70 pay Brooks 4 Emerson one hundrod and ten
dollars and foFty two cents and interest thereon unt
paid, and the same being stu due the said Brooks
kmcrs0n, 90 - fi-ii.,.i 80
And whereas said account has been Ned In district
clerks Office Of Travis eonnty for record 70 the
lien thereon proyidea Or in such ease, on house on
And whereas, the said A. J. Hamilton is abaent from
the State Of Texas 80 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon bin, AAiif -A
Wherefore we sonmlna yOu 70 summon the said A,
j. Hamilton by eansin this writ 10 be published four
successive weeks prior to the return hereof In some
newspaper published III Travis county, 20 appenr at the
next term OF the District Court OF Travis county 20
be held AZ the court hoase thereof In Ahstin, the
rst MOndny IN Jnne 1874. thsn and there to 1tswef
the petition Of said Brooks EmensoI, BRET satei
NJ OF which Il set ot herein when and where you
win make known how you have executed this wfiE
Witness Frank Brown, clerk of said court,
isEALl and the seal thereOf attached this the
twenty ninth OF April, 1874
apo 4tw clerk District Court Travis County,
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.HE STATE OF TEXAS.


10 the sheriff or any constable Of Travis county
greeting: YOn are hereby commanded that by masking
publication OF this citation IN some newspapcr, pub
lshed IN the ccnnty of Travis, for eight successive
weeks, pEeyons to the return time hereof, you sum.
the heirs successors and legn representatives Of
SUSAN A. FANrON, wiiose names are unknown, 20 Be
and 10 appear before me district Court 10 be holden In
and for the county Of Travis the court house thereof
in the city OF Austin on the FIRsTMONDAYin in JJJNf
next then and there 70 answer the petition Of ELIZA
BETH LOGAN, hesin ssid court against lhem and al.
legng Ia substance follows ogti That said Snsan
A. Fanton, deceased died seized Of lots Nos 8 and q
in block No. az IN the city OF Austin, Trfs bounJy
Texas; that no administration was had upon her es-
tate; that her husband survived her, that upOn her
death, his administrator sold undef the order Of the
Probate Court OF Travis county, more than the inter-
est OF his ntestae IN said ots that subsequently said
administrator and purchaser said sale settled with
said heirs for their inteet In said lots heirs 0f said
Susan A. Fanon. and paid them for said lots, but that
said heirs failed to execute and deliver to the purchaser
OF said lOts under whom petitioner holds said lots
proper release OF their interest and praying for jRdg
mcut quieting her title, and removing cloud thereftom
Herein fail not bat have you then and there before
said court this writ, with your return thereon, showing
how You have executed the same. q
Witness Frnuk Brown clerk OF said court,
lsEAf-l and the seal thereof attached, this March
iS'lia d PRANK BROWN cierkI
Received March &C. 1884, and ordered to be pub
lished Tor eight successive weeks in the WEEKLY
DENOCHArIo SFATEsMAN, from this date Y
fr GEO. B. ZIMPELNAN, p.
Sheriff Travis County.
DY JOHN F. SToKEs. Deputy. ao9 wSt
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.IIE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the sheriff or any constable Of Travis county greet
ing: Whereas, EMMA BERGMAN has filed her pc
0n IN the District Court OF Travis county against
r. BERGMAN, alleging that said parties were mar
ried the third OF March fS70 that the defendant
the fifth Of April, lSl left petitioner with the In
than three years. petitioner prays Tor process by
publication, and az the trial for divorce from the
bonds OF matrmony for the care and custody Of the
child Of the parties, and for general relief, ~
Wherefore, command you 20 summon SAID J. T.
bergman, by causing this writ 70 be published for
four successive weeks In some newspaper published In
said county 10 appear at the next term of the District
Court of Travis county, be held at the court house
thereof In Austin, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE 1874 then and there 10 answer the petition OF
Emma Bergman. brief statement Of which 3 set out
herein, when and where You will make known how you
have executed this writ. .-.'rf
Witness my hand and the seal Of said cOnrt this
NV. NV va e1Y..N !. : : FRANK brown, CLERK.
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Again the wires fash the news Of smother
victory gained by the unterrifed Democ-
racy-a victory all the more gratifying be-
cause it was won in Radical stronghold,
which for eighteen long years has refused
to listen to the true theory Of republican gov
eminent. The city Of Indianapolis. after 1
hot contest, has elected Democrat to the
Office of mayor, and a majority Of Demo
cratic aldermen, thus giving them control
of the city. This is glorious. It shows
that the mighty West and South are gradu-
ally but surely uniting, and win soon con-
troll the legislation Of the country, and viii
then purify the temple Of liberty, drive out
the money changers and thieves, and ad-
minister the government for the good Of the
whole people. The North and East may
unite to prevent this sOnsummation, but it
will be in vain. The fat has gone forth.
Il Z n ...
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WE learn from a special to the Galveston
Ne,cs that while five laborers from the rail-
road, near McDade, were eating their din
ner, negro came up and bantered them fOE
a game Of cards. F'They ordersd him Of
which he resented BY throwing dirty sock
into the pan with their dinner. He then
went to town, got gun--as he sid TO shoot
a squirel-returned tOwheTe the men were,
cooked his gun, cursed the man who ordered
him of, saying that he intended 70 shoot
him. The man got behind 9 tree. Mr..
Troy, one Of the party, approached 70 get
the gun, when he fired, killing Troy immc-
diately. He thenthEeE down the gun and
tried to escape. He was pursued and esp
tined and turned over to the marshal who
had him ironed, and started with him on
the road to the BastzOp jail Half mile
from McDade, large number q unknown
persons took him, in spite Of The reziSldncs
OF the guard, and hung him % : tree.
f. Tha sanelpspsr has smother diapstch sts-
ting that four miles north Of Jeaes0n, eman
threw himself upon the track Just u front
Of the train, and his bed vas ept Of By
the wheels Of The earB. From ths papers
on his perBon his name y slppol to be
1leCabe. The Esis has also Ne Ioli0rlk
4 man named II. I. PoGets k.o e.
rested In st. Louis and returned % Texas
under reouiftion from the ooFertof. M
der the charge 81 having sold q tIcce 81
land, near CoFEicana, toe secod fII,e. ~
ceiving four thOasahd d0llar1 lcf &. slteE
having olco before conveyed ate5 l'e en-
firc title 10 tls 1ar
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THE Houston Age gives . long and inter-
esting account Of the Sixth Annual Yolks-
fest which took place in Houston on the 4th
inst, and was celebrated with great splsnr
dor, The Age says: Addresses were de-
livered during the afternoon by coL John
81. Manly in English. and Hon. Gpstaye
Lefier in German. Both were eloquent
speeches and were listened to 10y crowds not
Of hundreds but thousahds.'' Was the Ger
man speech very eloquent Has the Ags
grown gray in the languages "a, .-.i
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Tine New Orleans Picd5'sne gives accounts
Of numerous burgIaries, thefts and rob
berries, which prove that the boldest and
most vicious as wen as the shrewdest Of the
gang are at work in that city. A few have
been caught but it is believed that large
number are stin at large. 'io sat -e'ssHt
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.THE address Of Capt Robt. Josselyn to
the Mexican veterans 1Eriiay night last
which a pHhllshedin tOrdAy's issue, wills
fully pay for ats peEusals L D Ssrlttonin in q
-plain,s manlysstylesi hRtu ucouehed IN chaste
Language and elegant dicti0n. - The ideas
suggested ppd events EeviEed aafe pleesihg
apd instructive, Vhils,his btatsmeutsinBe-
gard Othe actors in thescenesoanasusto.la-
msnt the uncertainty Of life end the frailty
of human natutes The address waslondly
applauded and won general praise. ~
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THE public printing IN Nebraska is, dis
posed Of under q law similar to the one now
in force in this State. The latest news from
there is that the bids for printinghave been
surreptitiously opened and used in the in
terest Of parties. The facts are SO disgrace
ful that the officers have been led to re-
open bids and give applicants a second
chance, Such disgraccful affairs viii al
ways attend the execution Of such law.
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THEf North 7tl5la, edited by lion. E. L.
Dohoney, in series Of articles, yentilates
the public printing fraud, and makes some
-aaIsnra -i--L - t--.- j., ,.aosa,l 81 thn,
whole transaction. Major Downs of the
Waco Examiner, gets "a touching notice,
which may remind him that ''men who live
in glass houses should not throw stones"
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Hla
members. To the peniteniary ss5, 900.
The amount appropriated to the GeolOgcal
Department was only $3.50. This is =
shame. The material Development Of the
State depends 50 much upon thorough geo
logical. surveys that We were greatly in
hopes that the memhers- would show
that theFTTtpllF zSPRRlehended the
fact, and would-make such an ap-
propriatiun rs WJald enablso the State
GeOlOgist tOmAsszsasntinG nGsdFVeysi % she
-sshOle minsral regi6ns as vel lds che eoal
fields. Il Is difRcoR to sstimats thSTast
bsncfts to the stats which would result
from sdcha IaBons And we trast that the
msnlIers wIll inform shsnselssssOu these
subjects during theasecess and return pre-
pared to re-entet upon their lGb0rs with
enlarged and liberal VIEWS! For EPsnsions,
so, ,O15; nisCslla1oOas& &so0s Total appfO-
i,riatiOu, 81, 500, ,26T.sO., ~ srsF leg J.
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ofTHE mandanus ease against A. Bledsoe
as Comptroller, by the International Rail-
road Company, on appeal from Travis
county District Court, win Be disposed Of
BY the Supreme Court, it is believed, to-
morrow, Attorney General CLARK opened the
case for the state and was followed by
Judge Bell for the company. Mr.. Harris,
Of Galveston, win close the argument fol
the State, after whichthe court v'Ill render
Ithe deeisi6n lTh ed aagr r n 1sng
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some points, it is nearly one hundred miles
wide. We greatly fear that when the
waters abate, that region viii suffer from
pestilence as much as it now suffers from
want and privatiOn. The poor people (and
when We say poor, We mean AID have moth
ing to anticipate, except to be abls 70 Zee
from the staghant pools and maisrous va
pors, which, like q pail Of death EiILsst-
tie overthe valley q srs9 svE2 la'igs--
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The mayor Of New orleans has written
a letter to the mayor Of Boston gracefully
acknowledging the very liberal contribu-
'tions from that city to the sufferers IN
Louisiana by the food. Such acts Of sub
stahtiaI reraembrance do more 70 reunite the
sections in feelings Of cordial fraternity
than years Of vapid declarations and un-
meaning geheraIities. Boston has done
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Legal Advertisements.
.HE STATE or TEXAS

il
Tothe sheriff o. any eihsEable Of Trayis comfy greet
ing. Wberens. W. A. MOhRIS has hled his petition IN
the District Court % l,rsyis squniy sgai1st JAAEs
thsf on or about The sixth % Eebrany, ISL sid
Paschai Tor valuable eqn,iderltion made and deiv-
sr-d hls psonssOTy note 10 Phelps JohneOn for he
sam Of one HUNDRED aid nne END seVeu-one hun-
droths doiiars payable ten days after dnfe beafne
Interest e ten PEI cen[ per annum from mafnrity.
that rald note on the tenth q February, io09 Wa
Transferred by Phelps 3 Johns1n 20 James y Nor
NJ: that on the ninth of March, 1874, said Norris
transferred said note % W. 4. M0rna whereby AID
Pasctal enl Norris bef1me Liable % pay thesSne .
Tor Judgment and fof general relief.
Thereiore We leomIhsnd you % sumnaon the ssia
Ccorge w. .Pasehal, Wllo 4 implEa[rd With james 81
MorsIs oy eansing this wit % be p1bshed for fonF
fucceestye weeks prior 70 the return DAY hereof 81
eqne weekly newspapiE DubiiGhod IN Tfagis county
y apPfar before the District CouTt Of TRAVIS county
70 De e,1t the cou1 House thereof In Ausfih on the
fIIisf nONDAY N JUNE, 1s54, then and there 70
answer the petition ~ W a. hqErie, brief state
Inent Of which Il set oilt heFen when and where yoa
shtli make known how you hive ekecufed this writ
Witness, Erauk BFuwn, clerk of said court
lsEALl and the ssd thereof sttaeAed, April q.
apa9 VII FRANK FROWN. clsrE.
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The first number Of the 9esas Stats Bsl-
letia was issued from the STATEsMAx Office
on the ninth inst. It is a splendid looking
twenty-eight by thirty-two inch paper, and
'flied with the most interesting reading mat
ter. Democratic IN sentiment, liberal in
every view, and STRIKING for the advance
ment d Texas and her people We send this
new enterprise beiOre the public, and ask
Tor il the'suppOrt Of our friends. We viii.
try tc make it = ossie mec.sp, for our German.
fellow citizens, to whom We entrust i for.
the necessary pAtrohage and support. Tho
Staats BaIttiA is entrusted to the care Of
a competent German eeitos. 1If. Bechmann,
and other able writer's WIN contribute to its
columns. i1 s1iAi 'ie sti.e'.i',i --..'
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rHHE SrATE OF TEXAs

To the sheriff OF any constable q Traiis county,
greeting. Whereas, Oath has been made before me
that j. J. McCLELLANDis Is abeent from the state, so
that the ordinary process ola emnot be served upon
him. You are hereby commanded that 700, BY making
pub cation of this writ 10 some newspaper printed IN
Travis county, for three successive weeks Before the
To be and appear befofe at my oicc In the city OF
Austin. Travis county, on the FIRSri MONDAY IN
Kingshury for the OF thrtyeiN coin dollars with
interest thereon from the hrst Of January, 1911
Given under my hsnd this the hfth day OF May ls7l
IA 10 - aAME8 ". SMITH l.
Justice q the Peace Travis GOQntys Texas.
my5 w3t
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od HiH negfOes.On some Of fhe plantations
in1ouisiana yliehate not oveEiOWed, have
left and gone tothe oEerhOwed districts in
order 70 draw nations. They lore that sort
OF, life.gl yfsaa aa4f sai 10 rem owl
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IN THE DIsrRIeT COURT OF THE

u 40 UNITED STATES 80 = ~
Forthe western District Of Texas, -
sOf-In re, John T. HIeGehee, BanIrnPt,
In bankruptcy. A t
To whda Il may e0ncefh: The undersigned hereby
gives notice OF his sppOinnent assignee % fhee
tate OF John 4. McGEHER, bankrupt OF Bastrop
county, Texas. who has been adjhdged 4 bankrupt
upon his own petition By The District Court Of the
United States, Wesiern District Qi Texas, m stt-tH III
A. r. WooLDRlDGE Assignee, etc, .
Austin. September 4. 1873. ta.1 ~ ~
Wcstmn District If Toxas ss: 1 hereby designate
the Austin DKuoCnaTIc STATESMAN as the newspaper
In which the above notice shall be pnbished by the
sid A. p Wooldrld &C. assgnee % ttt estate 81 John
r. Meoshce hankrtlpt Aforesaid according tolaES 10
= - W. b. PRICE, Registrar
Austia scplenbosa. ISIS a - = mySTstl
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SIoAYED OR SrQf.4S flo'a 81 en1el1,Eee -
... 81 aI@.T 1I It|I tI.4 tt IIC 1.I NI.., u SIN
cIrcl anG.lp. aIra. 60. 80 .1cI.1- -. I1,1e
rt1riinr coIf with orp Wits 'l 80 .4 ..-r - ne
enasrc nilco 1lI ard ore 80 81 l-e tct11ll q oce
-. 7ost ~ htano visible As4 = Nll1 -.rE.e1nl
ofclT1oc1. . =. -AANNAAs.
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We give herewith tabular statement Of
the sums actually received a poRey thus fer.
We have been Informed BY the press Of
many contributions, some Of them quite
laTgc-suchs for instance, as 81, 900 from
Balllniofes but no orders b draw have as
yet been sent.ss The following 6e1Ics repre-
senl cab receipts
Phisael hia.s =. =. tooE %
New Nolk ss-.sl. s...s sttssss &7ltW
s,,- -i.,i ii....... .t-. eo
,e1 -. 49,, -. 4, ..ll..........s oeo
sayulIAh... ....s So, ~, 1000
Fa River Mass. ...... I'll. Nj i80O0
tepsessisl. n .-.,, - s...s....,,.. ...s. !gqo %
ssssasesP sssssssi & .'... s
y S1.'i G :; i ,:iis SSS
,f...ssa,. 'zla = si-t,.. 80. Z. teo
1lstsoqfg =. .,.t.s.st s--t'.e ~
lopi less-st ..ss.sF, ,ssssse-ii. = w
Ns1 Ser sS's 80. .-.,a, -. -. 80 SSS
lssosiS 4. = Il < VA Az sneo
Ne" Oreans. ,...,.-s....- -ilso -
IT, 50 eel ar;W ssi - nTa FsRs9m
] The receipts for Cyusterlay, (which have
been Included IN the fpgcsoipg statement,
49,. ~ ,ps,2ss, = sa6,d
New i ma iht .or a. 6si6 iSSS1
D. Bldyel. RrOeee'is ~ sSneht Academy q 49,,
Narshsi' Tsxas, ikfoar sagnei Fry. 6sp
keTs. tllough Clapp Bros 3 Go. NeWor-
se,s es & snSsns ~ "
colgmhua. Qe.. thJCugh VIM IL l1lth.
bbSSos 1SSS = SP 81 s United 4ss'ss State sSfseo
ohice, through ,, n, g. PArkcF, ksQ., sur
veyor $50 previously gtyenl. .........s.-. 81 90
Cal. .,ssso. ls.s.s- .s.-..s ss..s.. s,.t Soo
X AcDoWei' -..ss,si 49, CIV
,siao8Bo
or course, we hive not Attempted to give
any idea Of the provisions in kind either
received or eai ro6Ie.s The ai4iSalsh have and
win continue 10 be announced, but 70 state
their totals here would be too extensive an
undertaking.. ,
4 We can only say IN general terms that
our neighboTs at the North and West are
moving nolly In our behalf, uEhilc Of money
thus far received, Boston hes givcn. .smore
than one thirdly o. PieaguRe, tH
It viii be seen from the above that Ros-
ton has contributed much more than New
York, in fact the latter has fallen below
Philadelphia. It does not speak wei for
New York. There, seems to be q great
tumble IN the generosity and nobleness Of
the citizens Of that proud city, which win
be certain to detract from her standing and
reputation. On the otller hand Boston is
going up as she becomes more cosmoplas-
tic and gets clear Of the Old Puritan pre-
| Juices. -. = ..........sat...s ssls =.
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4 The North- TeEes EnfeTgri.s ws and tie

u The North Iexaa tlfefprIss re Ind tne
following items:
Jack Parker, one of the murderer of old
man Staples, In GrayB0n county, hes been
captured and lodged Ia the sherman jail,
A horse thief 81 lhe name 0i Flynn Vas
cartured last week, of eulphuf Springs tg
q party from Troupe, who elazied back %
that place with their prisoner. While cross
ing Sabine river be attempted 70 escape ~
is1mpiIle into the river, bnl was shot dead
bg the guard.
A Iittle dauqhier % Dr. Richards and
child Of Mr. John 9. a. Garter have died
ol smallpox q sherman, end 3 number q
other cases aFe reported u tie city.
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Tn WONDBnFUn Ecno ~ gOlookDo
.CAsEoa. Echo Park, where we remni1ea
one week, les &c the ianetuge ol Green and
Bear riFen. dnd tdkes its nauic from the
rs1narlable echo that nay Be- heard there.
Whoa & gun Is dischaT1ea, total EIIence
follows tic report fora rloucnt, fbN with
startling 6rdden1e1s. ne ecto - heoI1i-
seemingly at great - I've E.|e1
- he soail-Zsfhcrcc q c1mct bat2 u
scnafai0 and diskihct ltgelocI 1llca - =
le1ping from glen 20 elen Lealer ona
quicker grows tho eonna ar'i apparently
directly oppofe. When q irl volume q
s6nnd e refurned; then once moro the echo
Is hsa11. Ike fht anap1i1g qt 9 c.n isf q
tie as111IiI. - CD5f.. y. 1I.l y tlts ~
rIorfng Esrcfitf1a.
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/ LOST

Tho following 1cxas l1nd scrip, iesied BY Tnomas
Toby toA Huston, Nos. 410 1Si, FS, TO fI9 1sS
"a ia got Sot so5 so6. el9 slt SIS ST. Sf9. SO
SSa SS3 S3i. $50 l01, So Sis sS3, SS3 SS7 $50, 80
and sat- each for cd aeres The headrght Of Eccher
Carpenter No 60 for one ionghe and one lAbOr Is aed
hy the Land boari of san Augustine county. The
hcadnSht of Baldwin uadnah, No. ~ for SO acres,
issued hv She Land Board Of Houston county. The
hcarighf 81 Shadrth nriley No. f0 Tor 60 acres
saed hy the Land EOafd % Nacogdochcs county. The
headrlrht of John : lane. No. 4ll for one Hbor s-
sued b. tbs Land Boar Of san Aognstne county. and
h.snnV warrant No u Tor 80 acres isened to John y
isne IN IN R h,ss Secretary of War November =
1871. II not found n ninety aays duplcetes viii -
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