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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
VOWED TO GOD.

Yesterday the feast Of st. Joseph was celebrated
at the Convent OF the Good Shepherd. Nlnetietb
street. Yorkville by the profession OF eight young
ladies' and the reception Of the white veil by two
others. At three O'Clock the chapel was filled BY
the friends and relatives OF the candidates for the
black veil and tue aspirants to the noviIiate. AZ
the choir intoned the AVE Maria Stella" the pro.
cession filed INTO the chapel while the eight
novices and two postulants took their places DO
fore the altar crate, where the Rev. Father
Ascnard, s. j., presented each one will
q lighted candle and addressed them In
q short discourse suitable to the occasion
Each novice read her written vow, and at the
close signed her name TO IT in the presence OF all
the people. The veil was then given to each. The
Superioress and her assistant then placed crown
repeated:-.'rhis is the place OF my rest: here
shall dwell for l have chosen It," Then, pros
ligious gathered around and held the pal! sus.
pended over the prostrate forms while the choir
sang, BLESSED are the dead who die In the
Lord" when the otnclant called to the prostrats
ana OF this wicked world" at the same time Civ.
ing 10 each OF the newly risen sisters her relignted
my light and my salvation" and received cross.
the vesture or the two posLulants followed with
the usual ceremonies. The Rev. Father Duthaer,
8; j.: and Rev Father y. Reilly, Of Albany, as
vows are known respectively as Miss Dillon, in
religion, Sister N. Josephine Miss Cronln, in re.
sster NJ Emmanus; Mss Torpy, IN reiision,
Sister NJ. John Baptist; Miss Cannon, In religion,
Sis er NJ. Austln MISS Kelly, in religion, Sister d.
stansians Mss Collins IN re nYs. Sister s,
Tnose who received the veil OF the novitisss
OF the Ms
Lgon, Sister n. OF St COLUMBIAN
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

Coroner Reimer. Of College Point, held an In.
quest yesterday ct Farmngdale upon the body Of
Frederick w. Burmeister, who was killed near the
Island OF Trees station by q train on Stewards
Central Railroad on Thursday. The deceased,
when seen by the engineer OF the train, was lying
between the rails and he was at first mistaken
for bundle OF brushwood. The locomotive strucS
him and threw him forward on the track ABOUT
twenty ieet, probably killing him Instantly The
locomotive tnen passed over him. ana he was
rolled under the nreDox ana mangled In such .
fearful manner AZ TO render the body almost un,
recognizable. The unfortunate man had for some
time been 10 the employ OIL Mrs. l.. O. Barnum, Of
Hampstead, as o farm nand. The Jury were unable
to come TO any conclusion as TO whether deceased
was dead or Intoxicated before the engine STRUCK
him, or whether he was Killed by the engine and
exonerated the engineer from all blame. IL il I'm.
derstood that for some time Burmelster had psea
sepsrated rom MS VIE; tast meantime ~ hso
boen oxkAkln9 roolys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA VOLUNTEERS WHO WON'T MARCH TO
THE FRoNT-cAsH PURCHASE OF MILITARY
SUBSTITUTES FROM spAN-A LONG LOST POLE
IN COMMAND OF FORCE OF REBELs-sEvzR1
FIGHTING, WITH HEAVY LOSSES ON soTH
SIDES.
HAVANA, March 49, 1875.
The excitement occasioned three or tour days
since by drafting four regiments of the Havana
volunteers TO be sent Immediately to the front has
subsidized, the merchants and planters subscribing
$780, to defray the expenses Of 5000 soldiers ia
be sent from Spain. A despatch from Spain yes
terday says that 1000 men OF the detachment had
already sailed and that the others would follow
in few days. These troops will arrive in time to
experience the first rains Of summer, and at .
period OF the season when yellow fever becomes
epidemic and unless Count valmaseda succeeds
in inducing the Spanish government TO send him
the 20, 900 men frst asked for this small force VIII
avail him but little In putting down the rebellion.
VALUABLE PROPERTY DESTROYED By TIE REBELS
A letter received here on the 10th inst. from La
Encrucijada, station on the railroad between
Santo Domingo ana villa Clara, says that on the
day previous the insurgents destroyed the depot.
with large amount OF sugar and provisions.
and that they had also burned the cane Of four.
teen estates in that vicinity.
REFUGEE POLE COMMANDER AMONG THE M
The letter states that the insurgents were com.
manded by Rudolph. Pole, who was formerly .
clerk with Mr.. Bishop. at Caibaren, and by many
supposed to be dead. HIS force consists OF 500
Chinese and negroes, all well mounted.
SUGAR ESTATES DESTROYED.
Letters received here yesterday rom Sagua also
report the burning within the past week OF fifteen
sugar estates in that department., and put the
loss OF sugar at IL, 900 tons.
SEVERE BATTLEs-REBELs DEFEATED.
The VOz de C,Lba this morning publishes letter
from the Cinco Villas which says that the rebels
attacked the town Of PotrerillO on the 10Th inst.
and that. after glorious defence OF I'VE hours BY
the volunteers. they were compelled to retreat
with several killed and wounded, after firing some
houses. AS the rebels always carry OF their Killed
ana wounoed their loss could not be ascertalned.
The spanish loss Is reported As I'VE Killed and
eight wounded.
The Aba or Santa Clara. OF the TIN, reports
fight near that place the 6tn. between 1N
spanish troops and 400 insurgents.
After q sharp engagement OF one hour and q
half the insurgents retreated, and, as usual. car
ried or their Killed and wounded, and firing all
the sugar estates on their line OF march. This
Spanish loss Is said to nave been one officer and
two men Killed and twelve soldiers wounded.
The o1icer IN command OF the Spanish column
says he mas Information that the rebels lost four.
teen killed and twenty.four wounded.
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you see? A. Mr.. Tilton had his fist cenched, and
here against me, and Will not permit It."
THE EFFECT OF A PARAGRAPH.
The sense OF mingled humor and adherence
expressed at the close Of Bessie Turner's nara
ton was on the whole creditable 20 average
human nature. The girls RAPID, emphatic, PAN
tomimic recitation OF disgusting scenes in words
not minced nor disguised, but told right on with
willing voubuity created . bad impression, al
though the story she told was direct and INTEL
lgible, but the parts OF 1t not well connected.
The absence OF motive In the witness to have been
so much incensed and SO PLAIN OF speech with TIL.
ton at the time Of the occurrences related, and
equally the absence Of motive In the plaintiff TO be
on the instant such a devil, palled on the heart
witness contnued-He spoke In . very violeLt
and excited manner; walked into the room and
have sworn In nay presence. and will not heal It
from you againW he acted In very violent man.
ner, and gave me DOW that knocked me over TO
the other side OF tue room; observing MS ne said
to me, "My DEAR you ripped and Tell - he asked
me II ne ever injured me, and SAID, do you not
remember the manner in which you came into
my roomW replying 10 this In q theatrical man
ner he said VAS suffering unoer some delusion;
after this Mr.. 1ilton began to talk about Mr.
Beecher, and pointing TO the red lounge and
chair IN The room said they were consecrsted to
the sexual intercourse OF Mrs. Tilton and Mr..
Beecher, and MIR. ALTON asked me II knew what
sexual intercourse meant, ana that II did not
know he would .e.i me: tGreat sensation In court
stern mood, ordered the onceIs 10 keep strict
silence among the auolence.l He SAID that the
red lounge had been consecrated to their
sexual intercourse; as soon as that was
SAID Mrs. TlIion retired ana went up
stars: sne looked strange and SAD,
went up stairs ana locked the door; Mr.. Tilton
then came aside ana said he wanted to see me {;
he TOOK me into the second story back room, his
room, and there he related TO me this story over
again about the lounge and about her doiDgs not
only vita AIr. Beccher but also with three other
gentlemen whose names no stated, nr. ba tea Mr..
Dunning and M. OWING ton, eod ~ said ne dad nos
clam any Of the hudron but Florence thAt NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-18

/ E. Thomas subdivision, Raleigh station, Mem
. phi- and Louisville railroad, range :, section
/ 3 sing Il civil district No. 6, valued at $500
/ taxes. 81 40: costs, 81.
/ jackson W. r., one tract OF land of 45 acres
| part ot Hsw Eins's 800 acre entry, range :, sec
iiou 3, iy ing civil district NO. 6, valued al
/ fS... tEN.-, - %; costs, 81.
/ k-lar 4 j., one trsct Of land OF l2} acres
/ Eeyloid - ectry, lying in civil district No.
/ ~ .ged $500; tazeS, SIC 80; costs, 81.
/ NuWEIrk, A one town lot, No. 4, block
! 6, in town % Raleigh. lying in civil district
( no. Fu ned al $500; taxes Sc 60; costs, 81.
knwzlrE. y. \, one town lot, No. =, olock
/ X, iI town OF Raleigh, lying in civil district
! EO O. valued al 5000; taxes, s. 80; costs. 81.
GnN. SirE, A. r., one tract OF laCd Of 3ll acres
| @ ri o. Freeman 100 aero entry, lying in civil
/ di-tri.t No. o, valued at $40; taxes, si2 IS
Over,ou, f. H, one tract OF land Of 81 1910
acres, Cverlon subdivision, lying IN civil dis
trict No o. valued at $500; taxes, sl9 SO costs
! P.ckard, J. F., one tract Of land of D acres
| part OF NcIver entry on WOOn river, range 3
section -, lying IL civil district No. ., valued
! nj $50; taxes, I Il; costs, 81.
! P:grkes, Thomas, one tract Of land OF 49,
acres, no deScrip, ion lying in civil district
| No. u. valued at Si25i taxes, g "A; COSTS, 81.
| Ptrke',J NJ, one tract of land uf acres
/ AbercroRby subdivision, lying civil dis
| tri,t No s, valued at $500; taTes. 81 IS; costs
| $50,
Rsmber,, 5. 5, one tract Of laud u 20 acres
| OverfOwed on the waters OF Loo-a Hatchie
river, range $, section 3, lying iu civil district
| No i, valued al 800; taxes, s. IS; costs, 81.
| Rawlings, j. IL, estate, one trac. 0t land Oi
- lCreE, Carr 100 acre entry, junction OF Vol
and H0tchie rivers range S, section ., lying IN
| civil district No. 8, valued at $1,000; taxes
/ S74 IS; COSTS, 81.
Reaves, John E. one lot, NO. 3, W. p. Reaves
| subdivision, range :, section 2, lying In civil
district 40 8, valued at S5l5; taxes, 81 81; costs
| 81 90
| Rraves, Thcs. p, one lot No. :, W. p. Reave,
! subdivision, range !, section 3, lying in civil
district No o, valued at 500; taxes, s. 81 costs
| 81 co.
| Reaves, ". o., Miss, one lot No. TO- in Y.
| R=sveS's aubdivislon, nge :, section 3, lying
/ in evil district 80. q, valued az $500; taxes
\ S3 t3; costs, 81
| Van Beverly, one tract Of laad Of % acres
! pagt Of " lvrT's, 81 acre entry, rang 8, sec
/ lion 3, lying i'm civil district Ne. s. valued II
S752; taNes, 81 IA; costs, 81.
| Wheeler. R. f. one tract Of land Of 2GLs
| at $1,000; taxes, s. 90 costs, a.
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ThirteenGs District.

Harris, VI. G., Que tract of land OF L 1910,
acres, being lot No. , IN subdivision OF eStat,
OF W. K. Harris, Gov Island road, lying II
civil district No Is, valued at $500 taxes
Harris, ". r., one tract OF land of u 7s-IU
acres, being lot No 5 in subdivision of estate
of W. r. Harris, Tow Island road, lying il
civil district No. I3 valued at SSiJ; taxes
ii 10; costs, 81.
Harris, Pettis A., one tract Of land o
II 75-lUO acres, being lot No. 6 in subdivision q
estate OF W. Harris, Cow Island road, Iyinl
in civil district NO. l3, valued at $3.50; taxes
s. 40; COSTS, 81.
Harris, E. 4 one tract Of land of thirty
acres, being lot No. in subdivision OF estatt
of W. Il. Harris, Cow IsIsud road, lying in
civil district No. lS, valued at 5000; taxes, eli
costs, 81.
acres, Van dykes subdivision, Cow IsIuad
road, lying in civil district No. Is, valued al
$500; taxes, S;e}; costs, 81,
Kelly. j. c., & Co., one tract of land OF III
acres, bounded east by z. Mitchell, south by
newton tOTd, north by p. and w. b. Mitchell
west by Z. Ensley, lying in civil district No
l3 valued al 81 ,5OU; taxes, SIP 70; costs, 81.
MITCHELL Peter, one tract OF land Oi Iltt
acres, NOucOnnah creek, in Persons grant
lying in civil district No. IS, valGed at $4,000
taxes, $50; costs, ST.,
Mitchell, Peter, one tract Of land o. 359 acres
fractional section 4, township ], range 5 west
lying In civil district No. 10, valued at $1,000
taxes, S3S 81; costs, 81.
Mitchell, Peter, one tract OF land Of 800 ACRES
On south side of President island. lying IN
civil district No. Is, valued at 5000; taxes
81 80; costs, 81
sChley, George, one tract OF land OF S5l
acres, east half OF fractional section s. town
snip l, range we , Horn lake, lying in civil
district No. l3, .lued at E420O; taxes, S23 10
costs, 81.
Strain ana Cherry, one tract of land Of IOO(
acres, fractional sections 8 and 7, township ]
range east, half fraction /, southeast hall
north fraction IL and y, township l, range ~
on Mississippi river, lying II civil district y o
Is, valued at S4OUj; taxes, 81; costs. 81.
NeaCh, James e., one tract OF land of 26;
acres, northwest corner of q. Richardson 3
partition, Presidents island, lying in civil
district No. Is, valued at $500; taxes, SI9 %
costs, 81
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Eleventh District.

Chambers, Thomas P, one tract of land OF
nluety-seveu acres, bounded Forth uy Mem.
pnia and Charleston ia lrOad, east by by n
=. Evans, soutu by K. T. Anderson, aud Rest
by j. II. \ Idersru, lying in civil district No
Il, valued At S2lGJ; taxes, Sl4 20; costs, 81.
Fray ser, c. a, Mrs, one tact OF laud ol
thirty sCres, bounded north by AIRS. n Omp,
-on, east by o. W. Alsup, south by L. TEOm D.
SON, HDu wess by +. q. reWellr Iylug in civi
district No. Il, valued at 500; taxes, & 20
Goodrich, T. W, one trsct of land Of 25(
acres, bounded north b. JOlu Gray and K. W
= .elces, east by spencer, south by state line
ana west by 4. &. stewart, wing II civil dis
tr,. / Nc II, valued at s2JI6; taxes, SIG "
cg-.s. 81.
Haluliu 81. B., one tract of Land of7GO acres
BOUNDED north by Winchester line, east by q
Il. Iuzzle, south Dy b. r. L lis, and vest by
r. Il. Fellows, lying in civil district No. H.
Va.ued al sSiUU; tlAes, sii 81 coS,s, 8.
Hart, Z. d., one tract o land Of 2-5 acres
bounded north by J.. II. Feat3erStCne, on the
east by Mr.. G. harrison, south by II, NJ. Ste
-aTt, aud west bV II, Douglass, lying in civil
district NO. u, valued at S-IsUi taxes, Su So
Cr-IS, 81.
Jet. -. ~, Gir=. one tract Of land Of seven.
ty-elgnl acres, bounded north by Wolf river
east Ev ". Brown. south by Daniel Walden
ard west by ". r. Walden, lying in civil dis.
tJlcJ No. u, valued AT s. 81 taxes, s. p; costs
kinney, j. W, estate. one town lot No. in
& .nl of Oe-maLtJ . n, bounded north by state
line road, south by L. W. German, and wasr
by Mrs. Mary Kelly, iyip Z in civil district No
IL. Elu-d aL SlUU; -aXes, 5Jc; costs 81
PFOylne, j. ~, one tract OF Iand OF 10 acres
DO nafl -CrJu ~ N.~peer, east by n Fencia
south by Eempnls ami Charleston railroad
and west by Nesuoba tract. lying ia civil DIS.
trict No. II, valued al $3.50; taxes, 81 6j; costs
Ihow ps1n, L. X, Mrs, one tract Of land OF
hlty SIX acres, bounded north by n. c. Clark
east by e.. 81. Alsup, south by Mrs. L. A FRAY
SER and west by y. rDe. r. Iglng IN civil q is
met No. u, va.ued a. 81 -; taxes - u; costs
Wright, 8, Miss, one town lot No., in town
OF Germantown, bounced north by T. Wright
east by Spripg street, south bT Cross street,
ana ives. by +. p. HarT,-O lying in civil as
TIC, SO. u, valued aJ go; taxes, 81 ~ COSTS
Weir, &, @. X, Mrs, one tract OF land OF
flTty-tlres acres, bounded norm by Mrs. NJ.
3. Rhodes and others, east by MIS-. L. \. NIL
Ter and other, south by Martin ana "aggou-
er, and wesr by I. p Chambei~, lying IN civil
district No. Ii, valued at s5CDi taxes ell
costs, q.
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EBGJh District.

BaZemOre, Jesse, one tract of land Of sixty
five acres, joins Patrick estate, Mrs. Wilson
and Ars. Patrick, lying in civil district No. .
valued at $500; taxes, s. ID; costa, 81.
Bedford, Julian, one tract OF land of 35C
acres, in Wolf river bOtlpm, lying ia civil dis
triCt No. 80 valued a $3.50; taxes, - 6}; costs,
UalGweI1, l.. H.. Mrs, one tract OF land Of
72O acres joins Ellis, Galloway. cole eJ al. ly-
lUL In clvtI district 40. 8, valued at $500
taxes. S3I Is; costs, 81.
Caldwell, l.. Il. Nrs. ore tract OF land OF
iS1 Scres,On bonneville road, known as NJ Clel-
land place, iy ing IN civil lStrlCi No. valued
at $3.50; taxes So Il; costs, 81.
Hooker, ~. ~, one tract of land Of sixty
acres, joins Hooker AID Garrett, lying In civil
district no. ., valued at 5000; taxes, s. OS;
costs, 81.
Turner, Nj. ] one tract Of land Of thirty-One
acres, joins Deanncy, Garrett, Allen et al, ~
ing in civil district No. g. valusd at s2l7 taxes,
81 -; costa 1.
| Williams, c. Nj, one tract Of land of los
acres, joins WIllisEs and Houston, lying in
civil district o. ., valued at $3.50; taxes 81 "a;
| cJs.s 81.
Williams, W. A, one tract of land of thre9
acres, joins BidOut aud TANNER, lying in
civil district No 8, valued at SlG5; taxes, 9lci
costs, 81.
Williams, 0. \, one tract of land of lO5
| acres, joins Leat. Williams ct al, lying IN
civil district No 9, ued at S7O5; taxes, s. 50;
costs, -.
W1cks, NJ. J., one tract OF land Of l2l acres,
Joins Ell cole, b.. Cole Norris Hall et al, lying
In civil district No. D. valued at $780, taxes,
s. 2N; costs, s..
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Z enth District.

| Fletcher. y. J. one tract of land of95i acres
uO.Ju by Mis-. EGel, east by N.Leake, sOath by
= IL. odiI.II. west by KOeu. lyIug in civil dis
tTiCt 20. TO- valued at 500; taxes, - - costs
| s.
Gray, john, enc tract Of land of thirty-two
acres, part # he Il. ". Spencer tract, lying
| in civil oI~.r,cJ No. II, valued at $50; taxes
G. 70; COSTS, 81.
Moore, = H., one tract OF land of fOrty-one
by 5JEte liu5 road, west by B5ttis, lying in
cIyIl district No. 10, valued at $1,000; taxes
| 50 81; cost, a.
81 kissick, l.. D., one tract of land Of LIT
| sCres, nCrju by Dunlap and Perry, east by w.
A A bright. SUuth by J.J. BaiIy, lying in civil
district No. 10, valued at $500; taxes, 50 9Oi
Mkinuey, C., Airs, one tract Of land of 32C
! acres, nOTJn by NOncODnsh, east by Cart
wright, lyiag il civil district No. TO- valued at
| SO %; taxes, Sl4 OS; costs, 81.
Owens, W. A, one tract of land of twenty
| four acres, north ny \. NJ. Moore, east by \.
| " 'Kean, south by +. HJuSer, lying N civil
| district No. 10, valued at $40; taxes, 81 2
costs, 81.
owens, Miles, one tract of land of eigGty-
| six acres, north By Memphis and Charleston
| railroad, east by Avery, near Bcays station
| lyiug in civil district No. TO- valued az Sl3OJ;
taxes, s. 10; costs, 81.
( shelby, James, one tract of land Of l75 acres
north by J. Bedford, east by Mrs. Crswdson,
| south by b ggS, west by MOtgu, lying in civil
! district No. 10, valued at S230Ji taxes, ST. 81
! costs, 81.
wilson, ". X, one tract of land of 40 acres
north by ". Lowe, east by ]. NJ. Fleming
/ south by q. W. Thomas, west by Hanaway, ,ly-
/ ing in civil district Nc. D., valued at $500
| taxes, SO 2ai costs -.
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CuFth District,

Hale, \. b, one tract Of land Of 80 acres, one
mite north Of Cuba, lyinE In civil district No
g. q. lgad az 8 o.: IaEe-, s. 20: costs, 81.
Nctraa " one tract OF land OF 400 acres
fvyH mIfa- northwest OF Cuba. near frame mlll
lying !n civil de. net No. 1, valued at sou
mixes 81. 6I: costs 81.
Roger. ~. r.. one tract ofland OF jl14 acres
one mile west OF I'D Union hills, lying IN
e.gi. dIrJric- No {, valued al siJ2; taxes, = Il
costs 81.
IIt.s.- s.-. one tract OF land Of so acres, neal
cabs. on x e Tcek, ly ing IN civil Dt.trlct No
& valued ar $50. taxes, 81 =; COTS. 81
Williams, Boyd, one tract Of land Of l24 acres
Hills four Inil Is tOufhwest OF Cuba, one mile
southeast OF Old UniOU, lying in civil district
Ns.4 valued at Sli-S; taxes, > l6i costs, 81
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Sixth DistTicI.

Boyd, G, agent, one tract of land of 70 acres,
northeast o and adjoining Ma iona! Gene cry,
range :, section 2, lying Ia civil district No.
3, valued at 200; taxes, S5 30; costs, 81 %.
Cogswell, Anna M, one tract OF land ef 10
acres, Fdrmvile e Pope's subdivision, range :,
section 2, lying in civil district No. 8, valued
al $3.50; taxes, s. 2f; costs. 81.
Cross, David, one tract Of land, of l3 acres,
Iohn Pope ssubdivisiO6, near National Gene
terry, range :, section 2, lying iu civil district
No. ), valued at So ~: taxes, IS IS costs, 81
Crisman, W. B.. one tract OF land OF 81 acres,
Lewis 90 acre en- fry. range 5. section 2, lying
IN civil strict No. g. valued at 5000; taxes,
sll 80; costs, s.
coward, VI, one tract Of land Of 100 acres,
jolns W. T. Pryor On tie Big Creek PLANK
road, range {, sec ion s. lying in civil district
No. G, valued at 5000; taxes, 80; costs, ST.
Caldwell, z. ", one tract OF land Off acres.
Ssnterlln entry, joins w. b. Harrison, range
= section 8, lying in civil district No. g. valued
a. Sl12; taxes, 81 Oj; costs, 81.
Clover, Joseph, one tract OF land Of 20 acres,
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Twelfth District.

| Armstrong, j. W, estate, one tract OF land
OF p 81 100 acres, in \. NJ TrezevAnt's ~Ubdi-
| vision, north by Central avenue, east ~
Trezevant, south bv Fair Grounds, lynn iu
I civil district No. Il, valued al 5000; taxes
SIC %; costs, 81.
Braun. f. H, Mrs. one tract OF laud'of Hoo
acres on both sides OF Pigeon ROOSt road, and
both sides Of NOnCounah creek, north by L.
hoSeb0rough, and estate o = F. Logan. east
| By ". II. kimbsH and T. Carri-an, south hy
the estate OF G.. J. Walker and west by B.
Levi, lying in civil district No. y, valued AT
81 800; taxes, Sl5l p; costs, s.
Browner, Matilda one tract OF land Of 90 e
acre n n NJ. Ert zeyantS subdivision. north
OF Central avenue, lying In civil district No.
y, valued at 500; taxes, 5jc; cost, ST.
Fearstack, A, one tract of land Of ten acres
OF G. L. Holmes subdivision, north ly Dr.
Snyder, west b. Southern asylum, .y.u.s in
civil district No. T. valued at $3.50; To. SIS.
costs, 81.
Hampstead, j. l., two lots, Nos. % ami q. .u
Buntyns subdivision, 10 22-l00 aC -e-. lyIuE iu
civil district No. Z, valued at SlN1 taxes,
50 80; costs, 81.
Holmes, W. e, one tract Of land ar .r.-s-
four acres IN q. l.. Holmes subdivision. Hreth
and east by estate Of O.. L Holmes, south by
Locke and Mhoon, lying in civil distinct No.
Z, valued st $3.50; taxes, sl4 81; costs, 81.
humes, W. \. c, one tract Of land Jf ~
acres, Bethel place, north by Pigeon Root
road, east by Lainde south by Shepherd. west
| by u. y. Road, lying IN civil district No =,
valued al %iJ,OOl; taxes, sl6- costs ST.
Latta, j. r., One tract of land Of ninety Il ; e
acres in section II, township l, range west,
in southwest corner, lying in civil district ~.
| Y, valued at sllOOj taxes, 81 70; costs, ST..
LOgwOOd, Mrs. Kate E, one tract Oi .lut OF
| five acres, in SpOtsw0Ods subdivision, north
/ by CarneS avenue east by Alexander Bowers,
south by Washington avenue, and west by
ChOate, lying in civil district No. p valued at
| 500; taxes, $ll; costs, 81.
Mitchell, Randle, heirs, one tract OF land OF
| forty and One-half acres in Palmer division,
| in the DOugherty 600 acre grant, adjcinin :
| Williams and StOvGll on the south and east,
! lying in civil district No. IL valued at $3.50;
| taxes, 50 IS costs, 81.
Mckinney, William, one lot, No. 1, of the
division Of a. Madden's estate homestead OF
siXty-seYen ant ODe-half acres, lying IN civil
district No. L, valued at $3.50; taxes i3;
costs, 81.
Rawlings, Sallie A, two lots, Nos. and 9, in
n. NJ. TTezevants subdivision, north by Cen q
1ral avenue, 10 lQ-lO1 acre, lying in civil dis
trict No. L, valued at $50, taxes, 81 10
costs, ST.
Ogan. II. a, Two lots, Nos. Z and I3, in W.
P. Deadrick'S subdivision of fifty acres, lying
in civil district No. z, valued at $50; taxes,
/ 2sc; costs, 81
Snyder, Dr. 4. c., one tract of land OF 10
acres, north by Raleigh road, east by Pope es-
tate, west by Peter O'NeiI, lying in civil dis
trIct No r. valued at 5000; taxes S}3 costs 81.