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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05
THE EASTERN SITUATION,

At the instance of Turkey, England
applied to Russia to learn the temper
of that country relative to entering
upon negotiations for peace through
the mediation of her British Majesty's
government. Russia's reply is that
the Porte must apply direct to St.
Petersburg aud the hint is cast out
that no power can assume to DE me-
diator without the consent of both
belligerents-m under other
circumstances becomes Intervention.
This decided rebuff to England's at
yances has produced Il sensation in
that country, hut the Cabinet minis
tiers are still hopeful of paving the
way to the conclusion of peace be-
tween the contending Eastern pow
ers. Talk of English participate on in
the war has again become general
but the tone of the public utterances
of leading officials and newspapers
is moderate and pacific, demonstra,
ting that it will require much greater
provocation and more serious menace
of British interests 4han yet exists tc
justify the plunging of the nation in
to the horrors of war.
Encouraged by her recent brilliant
successes in the field, Russia seem:
determined to exact from her adver.
sary terms that will insure a lasting
peace, and while she is willing the
protocol when arranged shall be sub
mitted to the European powers fol
ratification or rejection, she especially
desires that the primary negotiations
at least, shall be conducted by the
belligerents themselves, free from in,
reference on the part of other gov
ernments. The attitudes of Germany
Austria and Italy encourage Russii
to maintain this position.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

President Hayes and wife celehra-
ted their silver wedding on the Both
of December with a dinner and re-
eeption at the White House, but they
announced previous to the occasion
that...no presents would be received.
The present incumbent of the presi-
Dental chair seems determined to
avoid the criticism entailed upon his
predecessor by the practice of accept
ing gifts while in office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

Mrs. Ann Z. Massey of New Orleans
died in that city from nervous pros
tration superinduced by her narrow
escape from death at the burning of
the steamer Lotus No. 2. The lady
had frequently expressed a presenti-
ment that she would come TO her
death through fire. n
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

Messrs., Sexton, Slosson, DAILY and
c. Dion, 'the celebrated billiard play
ersJ YareEin New Orleans, where they
will engage in aN.championship tour
nament to open ON the 10th instant.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

The sugarsplanters of st. Mary par
ish will memorabilia the General AS
sembly for legislation by which labor
contracts may be regulated and en-
forced. Laborers wages in st. Mary
for 1873 will be from Sl3 to $l8 per
month, two-thirds to be paid at the
end of the month, the balance after
the rolling season.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

The New York Sun has been victor
ious in libel suit instituted by Mr..
Alonzo He'll, Assistant Secretary of
the Interior, whose ground of COM
plant was the Sans charge that he
had entered his wife, under her
maiden name, as a clerk in the de-
partment. Mr.. Bell claimed 100000
damages, but the jury gave him a
goose-egg.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

Mr.. Horace Yaflas of the St Charles
Herald announces, that he will retire
from the management of that paper,
and resume the publication of the
Mirror.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05

A convention of cotton growers is
to be held at Vicksbnrg early in Feb
ruary, to form an organization for the
advancement and protection of the
important industry.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-05
Saturday, january 8, 1878

Seed cane has, kept we'll in West
Baton Rouge parish, and the planters
are vigorously preparing forsaDother
years cropping.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
NOTICE.

WE THE e. DFR-IGNFD CITIZFkS OF
w Reno Nevada, having used the celebrated b.
Brummers Insect and Nermin Destroyer, procured Of
n BARNES at Reno, do cheertully recommend the
heinz greedy and reliable remedy for tie remoVas
of BED BUGS. We look upon it as a Godsend TO oIH
county 1t has given entire satsae'on and We cheer
fully subscribe to the above DO rot want our money
back USE NO OTHER
! & Toglfs J. y. Pollard (Hotell
n ~ Vam,nersnith J.. WntermantCi. do.
n \ Mel IGNORE Il. Leeper, 10,
~ " Avor A. c. Anderson Cs.
": II rrooiuar Dr. Dawson,
. p ,n,'rr T. X. IIymers
Vim. Young, Dep. shtft H. !hrhI@,
l. Chamberlain For Go. Jail.
Reno. May 2. 1877, In
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
ASSi6AEE'S SALE,

NOTICE Is H%Rr"Y GIVEE ny TIRE.
Undersigned Assignee in Bankruptcy of the estate Of
A. - DrleS"ch and A B. Dricsbach and NJ D. Hatch
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER B. 1877, at II o'clock A. NJ in
'front.' q" the County Building in Carson City to the Tghest
bidder Tor cash IN gold CON- the following described iron
erty to wit All the right title and interest Of the said
b DrcSDaeh; bankrupt in bankruptcy to twentv.four
known p the Fourth of July Gold and silver uinin
COMPANY located in Eureka Township the county Of
Also all the right title and interest of said hanl. :;
and to certain mining quartz claim known as the Ia
wilson on Mount Hope Mine located in Grizzly flat Min
ing District IN Fl Dorado county, State of California
Also all the right, title and interest to the notes hoo
accounts and demands belonging to said estate thai "a
main unsatsfed at the time OF sale. "' ~
Carson City, August sth ls77S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
ORDINANCE NO. 46.

An Ordinance in relation the office of City Assessor
81 Carson City, the duties and compensation OF said
officer
The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordain:
SECTION l. The City Assessor OF Carson City shall
ally assess all taxable property OF the inhabitants of said
city, 6ltuae and being in said city, for city taxation at
the same time and in the he said
property for State and county taxation He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment hut
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION , The City Assessor of said City shall receive
an annual salary of hundred dollars in United States
gold coin which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him to said city such officer.
SECTION 3. All Ordinances heretofore adopted so far
only they conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved. JAS A. ST CLAIR
larson CITY June II, 1871 President pro TEN.
Attest; ALFRED HELM, Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
COUNTY TREASUREH'S SEMI ANNUAL
REPORT.
COUNTY TRRAsURER's OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Ormsby County, Nevada,
January 3, 1878.

To the Board Of County Commissioners of Ormsby county
Nevada:
Gentlemen: herewith submit my report OF the busi
of the County Treasurrs office for the half year end
ing December 81 1877.
On the LIST of July 1877 there in the several county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08

employ shall pay and obtain license to carry on scn
business shall pay therefor if by the day TWO do's
and fifty cents; if by the quarter, thirty dollars.
pAMNRR0kERS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08

Section 2oEvery person, firm or association engaged
in selling at auction anything beside his own property OF
In loaning money any other thing of value as pawn
broker in city shall pay for and obtain license 80 70
do and shall pay therefor if by the day one DOLLAR o
tho quarter twenty dollars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
MEHCRA
MINING COMPANIES

s called to the fact job Printing every description
X done at this Office at reasonable rates
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
The Way! Col. Ben is Setting Up
the Pins-Good, Jackson and
johnson Have No show Against
such DOings,

Psrkersburg ssntinel-Demoerstis Paper.
Col. Ben Wilson was out here last week
trying to arrange with the National party
for an endorsement in their convention.
Their call was for a convention to nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress on July
Alb, and he hoped to fOrestall action by
fixing matters" so that he would re.
ceive their endorsement, and their
strength being presumably large he
thought perhaps he could then be elected.
What the result Of bic negotiations were
il unknown, but the Convention adjourned
rine die without action, which Is little
curious TO say the least. It is common
talk on our streets that 60 much money
was demanded for silence. Col. Ben went
away and returned in couple Of days
and went away again. The Convention
met and adjourned and the Congressional
matter was lett untouched. As We said
the whole thing has an exceedingly Curl
ous aspect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
A MYSTERY!!
EXPLAINED.

Who among the many thousand readers Of this
Paper has not hal OCCASION 10 wonder n the sud-
dan Acquired wealth Of some enterpridpg nelghbor
Of HE, Who 70 the surprise Of hi, friends suddenly
began TO iuprore his property, bald stSblss. buy
hofses and elrr1seI, dre.s elegantly, ply tor every
for months 10 come. some .uould have II that be
made fortune Tpeeulating 10 Wall street; othefs
again that he Owned q lev Ihlres IN the Big Bo-
nanEI sIlVer Nine which had suddenly quldrupled
In value. Other viIsIIes knew be mad rich
uncle somewhere; In fact runnrs rEn thick and tlsi
while the otiect Of al this aStter and speculation
kept on enjoying the best Of all the worlds goods
and did not snlishten othens a 70 the eIuse Of his
prosperity.
And nov, gentle reader, LhllI We whisper 10 yoa
the secret and tell y0u hoy Fortune found out
this man, Who dredging and delTing for hii daily
living i1ddeniy blo6med t1rth a man 81 wealth.
Il VA not Wall street, Silver EooanEn, nor Gold
Mines, nor Sny rich relative. Il vas simply q
lucky Ticket In the olt kentustJ State Lottery Of
There are Three Capital Prizes 10 every drawing,
and some one must draw them. and Why may NOT
you become the lucky holder Of fortunate ticket.
fhe Kentucky State Lottery has during III exts'
tenee paid more money In PhEes th1y any lottt1.
DentStls o. Fereaa, Uhose tickets are sold In this
country. No DrsVlrgi RAH EYER BRRS
P0sTP oHRD, and PhEes have always been el,h-
deiire TO call particular Lttepti0n TO the et that
al correspondence With our arm 70 strictly private
ana confidential, and that We will not under any
eircunstAnees publiih the names Of pertops draw
ing clpItAl Prizes for the purpose Of drawing Gus
tom TO our Lottery.
SIMMONS d DICKINSON, M,niserL
covipgton, Ky.
WILLIAMSON 4 CO., General Eastern Agsnt1,
$50 BnosdEly, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
The Capitol Building at Charles.

There VS., good deal Of talk during
the tendency Of the Capital question as
to who really owned the so.called capi-
tOl building at Charleston. 1t was char
sed q, the time that 1t was virtually
owned by C. P. Huntington and not by
the people Of Charleston. This charge
turns ont to have been substantially cor
rect But i. sesm, by dispatch to the
Cdurier from W, A. Quarrier, at Rich
mopd, that at last Mr.. Huntington has
been induced to "rele1ss his lien on the
State House" The Courier thinks that
Hafter much trouble, many trials and de-
lays, the State House Ia 10 condition TO
be turned over to the Board Of Public
Works with clear title"
In announcing the release the Editor
takes occasion to go for Huntington in
pretty rough style calling him " Shark "
and @shylock," and declaring that he
demanded and has received "an er-
tortiona.e and usurious debit The Gu
riir al.o call, upon the people to go for
his railroad, the Chesapeake & Ohio, in
the matter Of taxation.
ave suggest that NO man shall be sent
70 the Legislature from Ksnawhs Coun-
~, BY either party, who will not vote to
tar the @. q y. Z. Z, for State, county,
school and district purposes. We sug-
ge.t further thA, the shsrifs in all the
counties along the line Of this road in
s,tuet the assessors, rs the sheriff Of Kan.
awha has done, to put on their books
the road bed and rolling stock Of the
ca. o. Z. Z. Under recent decisions Of
the courts this road by its recent sale and
transfer, has forfeited its privileges and
haS unquestioplbly placed itself in
condition TO be taxed. The Courier here
after with persistanee shall urge and adj
yocate that this corporation bear its pro-
portion Of the burthens Of taxation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08

Ex,srrAxrR EusrAcE GIBSON, the gal
lsry cleaner, has been renominsted for
the House Of Delegates down in csbell
county. There is an unpleasantness ex.
lstiug between him and eE.Auditor Ben
nett. Also between him and J. W. St.
Clair, Of Fayette county, who Gays that
Gibson told him at Washington prior to
the meeting Of the last Legislature that il
Windy Wilson did not retire from his
candidacy for Speaker, he Gibson would
vote against the Capital removal bill.
Thi, accusation Gibson lately denied in
print, WhereupOn St. Clair comes out and
propOunees him "a debssed and coward
ly liar" in Bennetts last paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
The Belmont County National.

The Belmont County Nationals.
The County Convention Of the National
party at St. Clair.ville on the 4th wa.
not very numerously attended, all part
Of the County no. being represented
There were enough, however, to consti
tuts respectable nominating body, and
the following candidates were selected :
Probate Judge, Il. Il. Gregg; Sheriff
Lsvi ca.sell Mayor Of Bsllairel Surveyor,
Chockley Dawson County Commissioner
Geo. W. Murphy; 1n6rmary Director,
WIN. Lingo; Coroner, B. R. Chapman.
The delegates to the steubenville Con.
vention on the 11th are Patrick Whllen,
Geo. E. Smith, Chu. BatlsIl, saml. Sim.
mons, F. E. Druman, WI Grove, ]. N.
Richardson, VIM. Ling, Joshua Kirk, q.
q. Gregg and Isaac Hayes.
The County Executive Committee are
Patrick Whalen, Ebert Hs.kett, and ".
). MeCurdy. The platform adopted Ia as
follows:
Resolved, That We fully endorse the
platform adopted BY the Nationals in
convention az Toledo, on the ed Of
February, 1873.
Reso!rsd, That 1t l. the opinion Of this
convention in view Of the depressed con.
dition Of business and labor At present In
this country, that the salaries now being
paid 70 our county officials are too high,
and must be reduced.
Resolved, That the ballot properly used
Is sufficient TO secure labor its rights, 10
check the aggressive movements Of
centralized capital upon the industrial
classes, aud TO insure to the American
citizens every right guaranteed by the
constitution.
ReSolped;; That We hereby pledge our
sacred honor 70 support the precedin 6
resolutions, and that We will make every
honorable endeavor TO elect the candi.
dates Of this convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
FOR SMI,
ExEcu1oRs SALE OF
Valuable Short Creek l.,

81 virtue q tie ,s,A,-.,.
W aseelsed. he uSItnS;l.g ~ Z d -
. "WEDNESDAY, s.ys.s.,' s = ~
A. Tia trUat doc, G! Il. - = IA
Sgnty' In tbt d'y q Wb,,pSOssH Hsss Z n.
Seloet 4. n, oftr a s5ij,.t sssaasl -
civ ssI ora ! ING I6egi Sc -, - - Ia
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~. ! NJ hfn eoatiinI - ~ ga! J. %
tWatieon sfeeitd = l1rTS ~ -. =. = h1S 80
Nous. IN sod egoditi5s ~ ,Se.se.sali1,i -.
Silh ,tlhis, dairy hoas ~ - - Ipd
e1ldind nefy 4 n, = - ~, 80 49,
P.oduetiTe OIshIfd d al :. ~ asas,s
n9dh Ihe t1n IL vel vIt,,,'i isad ~,
.1d utdeIlAld With ooll. Il ~ sliTSI
aod peculiarly vel hdIp,td ~ ~ salsS
and Tor grSEihE. Va = e.soS.
tnhs oEsALE- Oat.lhi,ag A..
y u sA.h IN AAnd, lnd - ~ SshsH
@ aynenu With ir;sr,-1 - ~ =
ne PathhsF 70 EiVs n, 1919 ~
soeA seeuiiy iof he 49, - - Ei5sSI
~ = 4 af"a By PfOPa Gssd Z ;r S = sss
Fos5sion Oven % day Gu.
iot turtle iniormluoe rs,
Attorney. No. Il TTelltS m VI On,
GHARLEs Orr.
idGM AuLAAEIE J. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08

WHEA1.-Nsw wheat Is offering In
good quantities, but at the prices, 65 70 70
cents, the farmers are NOT anxious 10
prsss sales. For lots delivered this week,
80 cent? have been paid, bot now 65
cent? Is the rate that holdI. Where The
price Of wheat will II last settle Il some.
thing that no fellow can end DOT until II
has Ssstlsd.-Loat0a (0.) RI9tI.sr,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08

FIVE carrier pigeons were let of yes
tsrday Sunday morning from the tow.
er Of the stsubenvills Court House.
They were sent out from New York on
Saturday for that purpose, a prize Of 500
having been offered for aisht within
specified time from steubsnvills to New
York. They were let Of al half past six
in the morning, add were expected to
reach New York tdistanes $50 miles, air
lins) At about S:16 in the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08

Tyler county owes 1886 Il overdue
debt, on which she is paying 10 per cent
interest, And Jet her annual statement
ihoWs a balance in her treasury on June
lst OF 1920 20, Her expenditures for
The poor last year were Sl,oSs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
SALE OF VALUABLE
business Real Es,.,.

,,; he u n: JOAa F. Ez,,,,,.
sss IiSt ~ Ne vi! lso,Isd d ~ ,LisS
Ss.s.d, heisey IiTes ogtios IL; y ~ IEss
WEDNESDAY, Tie Sit d,y 3 -, !,
Commencing At 10 G'sloef A. \ ~ ', IA
uon Al the hoat dog 4 II. -. = fssahS
=. u ~ aiy o! EEsslft - : { y
" ~, tae iSSsins Stsezihsd MI NJ. ts:s;IiN
iY,slE ~ hat IAset Of lnS -, : .lGi
~ e NAE TiEeSI, b<tyvtr M - -, 8 y n
~ oens htti ho1Ih q h. tr,Ss,-T,t - ca
tSteiy'lU0 let irOst q NJ -. = IN,
eaek o. even tusaiy.tVo ~ /, ~ = rllij
n ne feaf thereof Estysn MAJ ntai
Dtlns atae Property he lsslI N. :. A lath,
eooteytd 70 he Hndenf,Sd 4, We Itld u
indIy e1sIlof Iad trBiits 4 - I.Ii,s..S - =
sVPSfy = hne oerspisd n sS,ss.S y
hoSn stoL u dny ticsssT. q la
io1 o9ansla P1TposeA 1sa Aa1l4
III. as t.:,t sststIet god, hsi hs., chs,
, ~ .5 tAs ua4.rtstI - - - 7
I1ss o. sitE-ooslAhi a "a.
money eA1h IA hAod, In4 ~ I,tj,. g1is
instlIlntnu |aylhlt b ~ ~ - = t!Siili
~ o. ne. sra Interest n 49, , 100.
70 bs secuted % IAs atsar1sa M. = EIiae1
J0Hy ?. EDYCSI.nt
Gt1sEI4cAiSETL Its51sS,I Z HE =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
Z
OLD UNION STREET ExcHIusE

. one ihfse-';Ty Arkt ss1ala. t,.,., nj Ma,
North hds 4 ~ usIaa, psT $50, - % -. :
s snosa a U. OLD tXCHASGE ursrsi ! !,
salSaa and EsaaIai h arJ IAN -
NJ htss roesi Inl sOul eslr ., - - -.
modem iupVrCassa N ~ =
R1ss, vel 'Oa:cs, I'D nlasA FBgJ.
For tsrni md Ptrteslia Ei.y / csrh
dIsti, Al EsysIas'I Bssyuy,G
~ c scHIHRIm
Et n k''i's AssntL oPsn HSss ans, 4 Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08
THO TIE PUBLIC.

i
The undsr1isped has purchased the Drug sturs
on the corner Of Main and TStnty-tsoond EtIest,,
htIly occupied By Hugh L Roberts.
He e graduate Of The Philadelphia College d
Pharmacy, and has the additional Qualification
secured By practical eIpeneaee In his business In
some Of the bot Drug Stores In the city.
By strict attention to the wants Of his patron
he hopes TO deserve and receive HberIl patronage
Particular and personal attention will Be giIen
to compromising Prescriptions. The prest nedI.
eines only being uej.
A full line Of Toilet and Fancy Articles hep,
eonstAnuy In stock.
MOdsrats priees charged in ali easss.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
US CHARMS MoESKRMOELLER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-08

publE lAnd itoortt d aid eo1t,J i h. I M
Book Numbered SSTss. klis SII GlTIa
FRIDAY, Tie "a hy dean
Beginning Al 10 SeIocE LHJhsitrns
trunt door a he Cn1rt Hoas d QssuE1;fJs
virginia, IN he dty q EhsshiL q 4 ~
Ineton The following tsshbsd lIspgr, / Z
dty, o. % much t6treoi u nay Z ssQailJSU
the debt stcufed BY Md deSh Il trla no
expenses Bttending The CIsegtas 4 " aIn9
lted By aid deedI, bat sui Nd pIfG 0asG
mentioned bsloT d TIE toriA AiN1 NM
Of Two ihounnd dollI1 yih itiGai iAEnbz
Nneh Sd. ISL, oil pa, " TttsiRIBslt
trust iron ChrstiIn NIrstf Nd vi atm
Duseh, trustee, diisd NIfts ~ ia .la.lS
cd Gnong The pubic hsl rScEti 4 ~ "a
IN Dad Book nunbsred s., Pc ", tRhHH
vii ell % LoFeI1i1 IAl tll9TifF 3sGsiS
perry, or 70 much tbEreo! n ny & bsosrju
aforesaid: Tia eaTisn paTt Il h aarA hid
lot Numbered Bsytnty-nipe, ntsiiR q ~ u
ode Of Main TtrtSt, "Csntrt WEtsAst' ~ n
frunting thiTiJ. three let % Ii M ~ NJ
"F" and Tunnlag EaiSIrdly 4 TIA van n.
four let III lAeba. OF 70 . pa,ti ET'T%pEa
dr ineha from NHn T;Tsst, Isl BEia hint
SL1 llIl0 " A8At F4N v ~ AAbA - = = -
bsred seTtntJ.nint, beTt,r1iitf Essae4 lGg
paTi lot tsinS The slslt EsR d peSai pzir
conVeJed 70 iht MD ChnssitIs El1E b Ia1
A. Berry and Eiis Ind Nttilh u1EHIli ~
dated PebTpEy lsth, ls6s, Al! Nta1st Il1t
the p1hlIe land records d Uhis tusfty, Va v
gtnta, In Deed Book No. ~ IolS ~
Also, % mueh Of he no1A AIGAtfssN
ssyeniy.ripl ~ La bStEsa kn1 EINs ~ =
plecs o. EoRDd Above dSeriss4, a s1i =
ane property d1nied md oETyN = y q
CHRISTIAN WIgpsE By Jihs 0DEll1 q TAf
deed dAied NLrth "a, 80, ~ nertt -
ma Ind ncprts In Led boeE 81 8 esE
Ths alt ntnteDs4 pHt q IL h1a hid Z
No p viii b int aid ii nd TIA I'D 20
he titIs 70 The PopeIty ksftsI I.VdIt1i ~
sold 10 BELIEVED 10 b god, tah.tcf = 10y q Z
part ,heTtoi - LbpTs, bal nlllrsp r1as u
only conTty IDth tut ~ q Tue4 = SEH
two deeds q trpEi L1reEr4
TKISS OF sLLE-OoS-iAird, Isl Esd -
4, ths purehGsf EIy EXT q lI, On = u
De hlfKnne 10 tEo equal tsIal1sa q u =
tvt.ys raanthi respectively, Vii issfia - y y
diy Of aIs. Tie pGthGsf % pTi y go, >.
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