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lfItHnd Been JUDGE Davis.

Says Washington correspondent of the
Chicago journal;
Democrats here, generally led by their
newspapers, are now exclaiming in their
disappointment, alas, it might have been
different, if Davis, of Illinois, had only
been the iith Judge. Why were the Dem
0erats so short sighted as TO elect him TO
the Senate, and thus virtually exclude him
from the commissioni Bat, indulging in
these keen regrets, our Democratic friends
proceed on . wholly wrong suppositOn.
One Of Judge Davis warmest friends, Just
from Illinois, who, during the past few days,
has talked the whole situation over with
him, states that Judge Davis would have
disappointed the expectations Of the Dem
0erats had be been on the commission. Not
only were bis sympathies entirely with MI.
Hayes. but he expressed g most decided
hostility to Governor 1ilden. In short. he
applied the term ''impoator" TO him, and
thiA friend. who is still tArrying In New
York, and IL very decided Republican.
was very much diaappointed that Judge
Davis did NOT become the hfth Judge in
stead Of Bradley.
Is seema but certain, theFefore, from
what thia friend 1ssoftss thai Judge Dayla
Moala have been even meKe aeoidedly he'
nnEliSAu IN hia couEao chan Judge Bradley
Asa cN Tho tx1ln Is. tAA eommllniQu.
nt Ua,Ncen,If V1fs 81 asrr s1 have
H1'f have f<1a 3 tn1I1 non
- - The I'|1
~ Is
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pY q. e. GIRARDEY, AU0TTcNEEn-
~ once No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAT
March ,, 1871. ct twelve O'clock H.. At the 81
Charlea Auction Exchange, in the rotnnda Of the
St Charles Hotel, In the city OF New Orleans will
be sold at public auction, By and il pursuance Of
an order from the Hon. A. i. Tisa0t. Judge OF the
dated tho twelfth Of January, 1875 and rendernd
in the abeve entitled succession the following do.
seribed property. to witt
THR bEDIvIbED 48-I63 INTEREST AND OWN
kkSHIP Of q certain tract Of land AID sugar
plantation, known rs the Crawfosd Plantation
measuring seven and one-haif arpents ftont by the
usual depth Of forty aTpents each sis o. qay GA
Teehe in the parish Of st Mary. bounded on both
sides Of the bayou, above bs land Of the late
David HAYS, and below BY land Of Bunena
Sennette, Esq. together with all the buildings
aud Improvements, tiRhts, Ways aud privilege
1herennto appertaininR. Aae the implements Of
Hnsbandry, Live Stock, farming Utensils Appa-
ratuai Machinery. Fixtures PlbWaY Carts. seed
Cane, and everything belonging or In any wise ep-
pertaining to said plan tati0n. The entire accord
ing 70 plan Of sub division BY IhQma1 3. Wln1u
parish surveyor, filed IN the matter OF NJ. A. TOM
tti0 v1. Mre. Larfne CrAw ford ct ala 30 6161 MA.
trlct Court for tho pariah Of St Mary, LOU sRna.
Terms and conditions Ona.third caah % rho
spot, the Balance 81 one and two years for nplen
the property, bearing all the usual clauses Of eEh4
per cent per annum interest from the dag OF sale
until hual payment, iVe per cent attorneys lcf1
In en- ut Of suit 70 enforce payment any portion
Of the price; policy Of Insurance. transferred q ~
holders Of tho notea, and the purchaser 10 o1a1na
payment OF the taxes for 1915 due and eEloIlIa l1
1871, over and above TIE price Of adiudiQatI1n.
foze James Fahey, notary pubic.
ia2I les 10 ~ 9fmh3
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nr eelle 6 malochaa


second Digtriat Court ioa ths P4slrh al oaiaa1s-
No s1,5es
uL eAlLA q MA18UHEE =. aH.I tI|
- telle, AucIInneoz- 44ea H1s 50 4nTal 1Ir1.I
SATURDAY Alrqh 70. 1871. 81 tHaiFt N1tE d
1.-THE Merchants and Ans b cha INt' N1 q
elttot, bftNoen C1ttQHt4dee as4t Canal NIEtHt.
VIII po sold ~ nuuIIF ez44511. % r1tI|t %
order Nom ne hoa. q. 8 4lslq1I in.
second District Court IN VA HEzItH W
daiee o1taher ef iaS4 ~ '9'a4
nroFoftI-
TWO le0r8 on o@oa80. alaaI5 * Ah
us1lfitt 4t ihle CAS-. IS 4nH 4Ease aaII1A
Nn4N| tWNrN NaNInNk&N &4
'4rHlNA M tA4 Is9i4
na sAtIN 0l8 lt
aIM N II I
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How NlohoIls Failed to be RsooHnlze,

How NichaIIs Failed to be Recognized.
The following is an extract of the pro
Oeedings of the House on Monday last, as
autographed to the Western Associated
Press:
Mr.. Schleicher moved to suspend the
rules and adopt resolution, reciCng that
the principle that free government derives
its power from the consent of the people
the United States; that IL is evident that
the government known as the Hampton
government in South Carolina and the
Nichols government in Louisiana are the
only goVernments in those States that COM
mand 4 support OF the people and do not
depend Tor their support on the military
interfal noe of the national government,
and de aring that the State government
represe4ted By Governor Hampton and the
State government represented BY Governor
N1chollo are recognized BY Congress g the
lawful governments OF the States OF South
Carolina and Louisiana.
Rsjectsd-Feas l56, nays SO, not two
thirds IN the Affirmative.
Mr.. Watterson moved TO suspend the
rules and adopt resolution reoiting the
text Of the telegram sent to Governor
Nichols. Of Louisiana, b. the authority Of
tho PRECEDENT. 70 the feet that the Nichols
government should be suBtnined 90 repre-
sentlng tho best elements Of the State, and
debating that the opinions expressed By
the President aKe sound, and are the son
timerts q large majority Of the American
people.
Calls were made on the Republican side
Of the House for the anthor OF the teler
gram, but bic name vas not given.
Tho motion % snapend tho rules and
adnpt the resolution was defeated. Yeas ~,
nay6 s.. Not 1Ho.tniliia ia the Affirmative.
Mf Cox moved thas the House taxa re-,
'caEa until ten e'clocA lQ-noGtoW. The vote
WAN Qte4 eleae. many on Tie moderate Dsul-
aarI1 voting gsta tA4 Republican, agaAn4t
~ efaaF ihal thA kitQlqFai Ne&
&HHE4I 4"
81 Or .I
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Local INTELLIGENcE.

Incoming ARRoeAEuE.--Last evening
L wsi city reporter visited police head.
Re IN pursuit Of his professional du-
: Ir. T, Boylans acting chief of the
Is police, informed him that he must
reafter enter those scored precincts.
reporter asked no questions, but Sc
Lanv waited for come kind Of an exDla-
Mr., BOylan, in tone that might
|compa been considerably milder, instructed
H.. persons ON the premises not to per
representative TO have any fAcili-
AIgIera hatever, and immediately afEerward
|of Miln that tour reporters" are not allowed
|9A' pan IL the State House, consequently the
|pstitu EIcAN must carry the blame. Just
tho what was meant By sour reporters
haEtn understood, as there is no office Of
'sssn description marked down in the Metro
Police act.
|.nv II shOW, people formerly supposed that
/ No. stations and police courts were pub
|pa1y bes, where citizens or strangers could
,;,s ~; such information IS they needed.
|any h0pla like to enter the places men
|o,L even when urgent business calls,
Slut nv d ono great reason why the general
|hsrtr nifty prefers to rely on press report
|isicn Atementg - found in the daily
Of the features of q newspaper is to
its patrons with all the news that
M y gathered, therefore reporters are
|ny IA procure snch items Is will instruct,
my "a or interest all GLASSES OF readers.
np sssy stanee: An individual holding q re-.
Enstit1 lie position in mercantile, profess
tie pr other life proves recreant to the
.mp posed in him and is arrested there
II " the duty Of newspapers to publish
10 for an object which is self-evident.
I No. who 90 far forget their duties
|pany themselves and others as TO per
|any Outrages on the laws should, or
10 ~, be exposed, in order that their
aracter may be known, 90 warning
by No. choose 70 read.
Eng action Of Mr.. Boylan prevents at
|anv N be newspaper performing its duty to
III No. pie of New Orleans and Louisiana.
bs sta shielding eyil-doers. II q petty
me y dressed with power to peremp-
In ri efuse one reporter all facilities for
3g neWs he may do the same for all.
NE least, 1t is very bad state of
but then the end is not yet,
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SPEoTAL NOTICES.

Natlce.-Al persons having claims sgainst rhe
steamboat PIAsA sre requested 70 present the
same without delay to James Andrews Co.
South Pass 5etty Contractors, No. la Common
street, over Louisiana National Bank. fe2s ct
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No. 1901.
PY NASH g. HODGSON-W. L aOBaBOR.
- Auctioneer--omee No. 10 CarondeleG street.
SATURDAY, March g. 1877, st twelve O'clock NJ .
st the st. Char 90 Auction Exchange in the base
nsnt rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel in this CITY
BY virtue and in pursuance Of an order and
Judgment Of the Hon A. L. TissOb, nudge OF
the second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
signed and dated January %, 1871, 10 the above
entitled matter, ct public auction win be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon sit-
usted in the Third District Of this city 10 the
square bounded by Victory, Rrenehman, Moreau
and Etysian Fields streets, designated as lot No
on plan by Louis Bringier, surveyor general
dated July q, ls4l and measuring "a feet mont on
between parallel lines.
Terms and Conditions-One-third cash On thu
spot, and the balance at one and two years with
eight per cent interest, special mortgage with
vendors privilege five per cent for httorIeg's feea
in case Of suit. insurance and transfer OF policy
and all other usual security elausas 10 be embrp ced
In the mortgage, from day Of sale until final pay
ment. -
Act of sale before NJ T. Ducros, notary public, At
lns Pu!.cn1set APense, nciuding The taxes due
ana eAlglble IN 1911 ia27 fe3 10 - mis-
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pY Q. z. GIRARDEY, AUCTToNKKR-
- once No. 81 Camp street.--WEDNESDAY.
March Z, 1871. At IL A. NJ, at the ONCE NO los
Custonheuse, between Royal and Bourbon atreets.
VIII be sold st public suction, by virtue of and in
1. Tiss0t Judge Of the Second District Court3s
the partah Of Orleane. dated February TO- l81.
and rendered in the above entitled suceeasions-
One hne large IRON SAFE, DESKS aadOsls
office furniture.
7erms-CAAh on the spot. fe2i 2Smhs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THR CRAWFORD 81
GAR PLANTATION, SITUATED IN THR PA.
IsH or ST. MARY, ON BOTH SIDES OF THR
BAYOU TRCHR.
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Anflday Mr.. Watts rode into
ana leaving bic horse q few
|N11E horse thief named Bnck Cage
SSs u ana rode or Mr.. Watts
bond eensht him forced him to
an' a walk back 70 town, The
nlnH unruly, Cage was shle to
Nehind and shot HI. Watts
Hozt nr1t shoRidef, the ball COM
L. 3 8.rl' M. Watts nEea three
- I4I n|E4inF, ha eeaApaos
|9aEaer IaI|Ntna pursued 4n4 captured
Il1 part az ~ EAnemon AZ.
VA Tia hase4 No4ekl
|n faiN iH inil.
Ss annH hanN'NR iu
1HNt h9 at a ono
H1 H
e
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SUGGESTIONS OF THE LATE L. F. GKEKRBs AND
J. J. LRoNCK ABAT, AS MEMBERS OF THR
LATE FIRM OF ABAT { GENRRRS.
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n township eighteen north, range nine veal,
he east half southwest quarter and southeast
nneetion aeFen. $40 20 acres; lota numbers eleVe1
md twelve, northwest fractional quarter. vest
laf Of northeast quazta1. auuth hail Of southeast
Quirter, and southeast quarter o. southwest quar-.
ter Of section eight. 2l6t acres east half Of eael
hnll and saattWtal quarter o. southeast qo4st4z
o. GO ton az. it7 .e6 ncra1 lot uumneT fHiE41n.
south halt ana ndIlhWdlt quarter o. frut4Heet
quarlaE. west hall 81 southeast quarter azd Nezf
BALI q nos shNaat quarter "a eeaaen aEes
acres. NII az AadtiUr wulF Nx4H
coz " aeHS8#At quarter Na w NNrtH Na w
tuunt HNlf AeA ltlH nuIHNtM NFQ ANa #IzHf Aee
HFr aNa a IS Nl
N N4N ||E
.| |'
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CnHe 81 Kidd-mnppKngs
0cratic Sentissel, published at
LlnnoIn parish, complains as fol-
"a the Legislature, Is trying 70
Of LdncOlu parish OF and an
Jftkeon parisb, under the plea
Fenuas 81 Jackson are not sutii-
Ipporl her officers. Tho portion
p proposed for annexation to
shout three miles wide extending
boundary line, and We are ID.
nenrly all OF tbs citizens In
are oppoaRd 10 the measure
tho whole people Of Lincoln
bitterly opposed 70 suah q meas
tktpn has not territory enough
ton sufficient sha may 'out 4
some Of her neifhboring par
We hardly think tt wiz b from
|foH The fnct that she IS barely
. stiH npper lip With present
without lending to the sid Of
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Nos. ,S44 and % $780,
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~
1slo y AnkrroN.-As orawfish are DIenti-
the md willow trees are green with
Islig eavea, boys may 60 fshing for
,ha peach trees unfolded their beauti.
} poi ONE before the middle Of February.
,nce the lazy ones are attracting honey
\ ~ 60, parents and servants reioice:
n re um erees utterly failed to bear a
II, collie this spring. Physicians and
.aal may feel the loss.
he ht and sunlight cure has broken
alien hia city, bat Is not vet epidemic,
afse blue glass may be seen in q num-
-. ndows. Farewell to rheumatism
, line aoted nerves.
avoid D. the chosen Of the Democratic
mol ep0rters that may enter the police
lhose Of the Republican persuasion
g-if under arrest.
*. n't care for tho new tangled police
N, onrglarl tackled 3 grocery at the
Barracks and Decatur streets,
49, BY night. One sack of coffee, a
pbaco0, and more than q dozen
e. appeared, and yet no arrests are
-. necessarily required cart or q
SIX. haul away that amount Of plum
* ere we're the policemen
~ ~ day night an unknown person
- |onoe In front Of the schOolhouse
.Bx4 Race and Camp streets, perhaps
- I, % Of discovering q policeman. The
ed q man who wore blue badge.
-. have been rooster, as he has
I'M iega, which be slyly used to slip
's'.s' agotor oAlOon on UrauIines, near
street, whom the proprietor was
III back room. A box of eggs dis
Z. In lust eB the intruder did,
f So, twin, charged with having slain
taa been examined In the Fourth
was Police Court, and his bond fixed
80. NO charge being manslaughter.
emps etgr u rushing through Bonnet
81 losso as freely Is it pleasss, mud
III Pontehartrain, the sediment fur
.....c en6 for hshes.
80. the city papers yesterday an
.s ssa, hat Nichols warrants were worth
!. f IS,a ente, but that ninety-hye cents
'elIcs That terrible announcement
.....A eaueo of many long faces, for
apAn1 aefa learned the truth they made
! Cor mnrln that blue glass can not
sapAH ~ accidentally broke his leg NOV
= !, IA iron on the jackson road.
TOT adler, twelve years old, was run
Com ne Of w. G.. Wilmof's coal carts
sy The driver escaped arrest
'Ae1' |as are kept mp. Jules Davis was
1saist for enc on st. Valentines day, ~
s.... be Of Dumaine and Claiborne
4ssi= others with no captures were
~ 81 within week at the corner Of
+. 3ssil street and Bayou road, Front,
npanl 81, where q dieKeputahle coffee
Ia1y H25, corner Burgundy and Gus
,e .sae 81 Philip and Dnmaine, Roman
! Con |ial, and Urquhart and Annette
spueus
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CISTERNS.
d A. MURRAY,
CISTERN MAKER,
HIaGazine street,..........19I
Between Julia and St. Joseph streets.
AL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE KNTmR
SATISFACTION.
Highest premiums awarded at the last two Lou
aiana state Fairs and the sOuthsrn States ASricul
turAl and Industrial Exposition of Is7s.
oistsns made to order and repaired. AlOt
oIsterns, nom 1000 to 10000 gallons. made Of tn
best material and workmanship, kept constantly
On hand and for sale st
Prices to suis the Times.
orderu promptly attended to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

q smAL PROsPEOr The fall of rain
aY caused firemen TO look bedrap-
"a 81 fearing thst the moisture might
as interrupt the annual parade. How
20 the chosen route is on solid paved
, nS, thu trip may be made tolerably
~ Be rain viii have little respect for
q shed tts tears on other coil on the
iss Oilers. scrubBers and burnishers
M the engine houses, and by Satur-
S1f ining tho decorators viii look at
}, Y fk and ask for approval. When
~ %, osai0n returns to Canal street from
ens part Of the route, q counter
"a ~ DO made ont. ne far as Rampant
na then back, proceeding up Canal
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SALE ron PARTITION.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.

JOHN T. PETTIGRBw. TUTOR. VS. MES. MAR
GARET 2. NUGKNT.
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The above statement is true and correct tran.
script from the books Of the Lafayette Fire In.
surance Company.
ROBERT JACKSON vice President
LOUIS MATHIS Secretary.
STATK OF LOUISIANA, D.
Parish Of ORLEANS
City Of New Orleans.
Sworn TO and tubscribed before me, this nine
teentb day Of February, 1877.
PRTKR KAISER,
Sixth Justice of the Peace.
Atsmeeting Of the Board of Directors held on the
eighteenth day of January, 1871 it was resolved to
declare dividend of SIX DOLLARS AND lHIRTY
CENTS on each share. the said dividend to be
credited on the ninety per cent stock nOtes held
BY the company.
ROBERT JACKSON, vice President.
LOUIS MArHls, Secretary.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders, held
on the ninth day of January, 1877 the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing
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EXTENSIVE LAND SALE.
By Mash q HodesOn.

EMBRACING OVER SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
ACRRs OF CHOICE WILL sELKCTRD LANDS
IN THE VARIOUS PARIFHRS, AID VALUABLE
LOTS Ia NEW ORLEANS, ON LONG CREDIT.
AT AUCTION.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 90 O61
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SUGGESTIONS OF HFNRY N. AND LAURA n.
HYAhs BIS WIFE, BOTH DECEASED, CON
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By o. +. airardey.

OEEIoE EuRNIruRE. NOS SAFES. Ero.
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second District Court for the rarish Of Orleans
No. 81, pa
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ESTATE OF B. L. ADAMS, INDIVIDUALLY ann
AS MEMBER oP THE FIRM OF ROBERT
ADAMS SON
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PRoMIssoRY NOTES, DRAFTS OPEN Ae-
COUNTS AND ASSETS.
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IIdIITy DOuMoUI6I95f.
And ct a meeting Of the above Board held ON
the Rfteenth day of January. 1877, Henry jackson
Esq, was elected President; Robert jackson, Rsq.
vice PRESIDENT Louis Mathis secretary, and
Charles Kummel Inspector Kaspar Auch. ESQ.
having declined to accept the presidency fe2llm
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United States District Court for the Dish
Of Louiaiana-Eo. 1880.
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9e st susrtsr Of northeast quarter o. sseon
q sss sss ssI 81 sssrssa. IN the Of wss.s
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Parish Of Rapldes.
Southwestern District, Louisiana. 1

In township Eve north, range four west, the
northeast quarter of the southwest quarter aud
south half Of northeast quarter Of SECTION two,
lla57 acres; northwest quarter. west half of
northeast quarter and north half Of southwest
quarter of section one. 1858 asres-together SIS 30
acres
In township six north, range four west, s0ath
half Of northwest quarter and west half Of south
west quarter Of section twenty FIVE leo acres; east
half q southeast quarter Of section twenty-three
1881 acres; southwest quarter Of southwest quar-
ter and northwest quarter of morn IN west quarter
Of section thirty-six, TT55 acres-t0Rether ST. IS
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Parish Of Caldwell.
District North Of Red River.

HARD TIMES TRACT.-In township fourteen
north range four east. south half Of soufhwest
quarter OF section four, 1874 acresi south half
and northwest quarter Of southeast quarter OF
section FIVE ll124 acres; northeast quarter and
east half of southeast quarter OF section eight,
al 50 acresi west half section and west half and
southeast quarter Of southeast quarter OF section
nine 4354s acres.
TRACr SRAR LKMoIER Oh MONFAIER Lots
Nos. and Of section thirtY.twO, 61f8 acres; lots
Nos aud 2, section twenty nine, 5.40 acres; lot
No. 2, southeast quarter OF northWeAt Quarter
southwest quarter section, west hslf OF southeast
quarter and southwest quarter Of northeast quar-.
ter Of section twenty eight 35l.42 acres north
half of north half Of section thirty .thles 160sle
8; north half and southeast quarter OF north
west quarter, and west han aud southeast guar
ter Of northeast quarter Of section thirty four,
Isl SO together, 1850 % acrea.
And the undivided half Of the follow ing lnnds
formerly owned By Il. n. HgamH and D. O. LAhstt.
In toWnship thirteen north. range four east,
north half ef northeast quarter Of section thrts,
In township fourteen north, range four eaat
lots Nos. = and s. Of section thlrty-tWo lt6le
acren; south ha section aouth half OF northwest
quarter and sLath half Of Northeast quarter Of
1e0tien thlrty-thres SIS % acea; and south half
section and southwest quaEttr Of northwest GUAR
ter Of section thlrty-iour, 9i8d9 acres together
29o3i aerte Total IN ffnct 1eao.3l acres, the IN.
divided halt interest IN the tract beng a20.l5
2lI9 20 acxea-
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Second District Court for the Parrish Of Orleans
No. s,l5l.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-12

Our Honorable County Court, at its
last session, appointed the following
Board of Trustees for Carrick Acad.
cmy:
3. Dufeld. Chairman.
4. j. Gaines, Secretary.
j. l.. Baugh.
W. w Garner.
G. G. Phillips.
We congratulate the County Court
.upon its selection. 1t conld not have
appointed more efficient Board We
understand that they are already ma
king arrangements TO build new fence
around and improve and bealtiiy the
building and grounds, and we hope
our citizens will render them all the
aid necessary in their laudab.e under
tuking.