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setigsnsp, Heiimans N 30. VS.. A. Elmer
Hads1 y Co.. com posed Of A. Elmer Bader
F6 Jul . b + sHstns' COURT FOE THE
4 parish Of Orleans. No. s5rse j Ky virtue oi
M ms dr res a bs Phe b 99nn W
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Or
laanss, in be ahtve entitled cause. will proceed
70 sell nj public auction. st the Merchants and
Auetloneers' Exchanges. Royal street, bet wseI1
Gana an s,rsss in The Second
Of ~ o'clock m. the following described prop.
]. TWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
thereon. rights. ways, privileges aud uppurte-
napces thereun'o belonging. pr IN anywise ap-
ys,, 1 d,, situated In the Fourth DsIrict Of
Apollo, bt. Mary and1elteity streets. designated
az lots numbers onaand two, on plan made
April 1896 Deposited 10 DO records e Of s. Mac.
Her. f Hettft public III thft city, III pittn nut1-
h !, eleven, according to whi.h plan said lots
AIDES street ny one hundred and twenty feet
deep, and tweptE two feet seven inches and
properly acquired by John W. Bnhr 1 1" de-.
PENDANT herein, by purchase from John Bsnja-
min Schiller. per act pressed before Hugh Mad
den, notary public. on tho twenty third Of Sep
j. A oEhTA1a, aTaiP or LAND, with all
tbersnnto peossing Situated II ths Fanps
y District Of this oily IN the SQUIRE bounded by
st CHARLES llate Nayades) Apollo, Felicity and
front on said ~. Charles street by one hundred
and twenty fgst, n depth, American measure,
ct lot number tifty five. on plan drawn by b.
BnissOn. surveyor On the seventh day OF Jan
nary, 1899, and deposited In the office of Felix
Grfma, notary public IN this city. being the
same property required by said defendant by
pureha,,re9 from James Mcconnell. per act passed
twenty-pinth Of June, 1870.
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with TIE buildings aud improvements thereon.
md ell rights. ways, privileges and advantages
thereuntn bsonging6r In anyWise auperta1n-
ing. 81 uated in ths Fourth District of this city.
~ the syaare bounded by Nayades or 81.
Charles, ". MARI. Apollo or Carondslet streets
nm. and Felicity koad, designated by tho number
two. and measuring In Amerit an measure.
twenty sixfeet seven inches front On st Charles
street hyone hundred and twenty feet In depth,
betweeB equal and parallel lines. Being the
same property occurred by said defendant BY
purchase from Mrs. Consttnce Fagot. wife, sep
arafed in property. Of fucien Adams per act
nassad before Eusebe Douny notary public, on
the nffesnth Of February 1867.
Ssizsd In the above suit.
TerDs-Cash ON the Hpot
1. II. ALGHE GA UTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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The a, y Of rev Orleans. VS.. Patrick Irwin;

same vs., same: same VS.. St. Patrick Hail
nss9c9ion s an, ys snine same :, " same
tsb Of Orleans. Nos. 29.soi, 2nig9g. ~. 800 1877
aud 4o72G-By virtue # Ave wrlts Of leri faeias.
~ me directed by he honorable the THIRD Dis
triet Court for the pat sh OF Orleans In ths above
entitled cnnses, tor city taxes of 1871. 1873, 1874,
1877 and 1878, ! will proceed to sell at public
auction, OF the Merchants and Auetioneers' Elk
change. Royal street, between Ganel and Gus
tomhouss STREETS. IL the second District Of this
city. on FRIDAY May. 2.1s7g. Mt 10 o'clock tn.
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTs or GROUND, sit
uated, wing and hsing In the First District Of
this city Gate the Paubourg 1T. MARY and MUM
eipallty Number TwolHn hesulare bounded by
Camp. Magazine Lafayette. aud edrod streets,
designated by the letters A" and b. and the
numbers eleven and twelve. which said lots ad.
Join each other and measure as follows to wit:
Lot A. forms the south corner Of Camp and
Lafayette streets, and measures. n American
measure. .tlfty-two feet seven Inches and i've
lines front on Camp street by one hundred and
twenty feet In depth and front on Lafayette
street, between parallel lines. lot BIZ adioins
lot A on the rear, and measures ffty feet
front on said Lafayette street by aity-two feet
seven inches and five lines In depth between
parallel lines, lots numbers eleven and twelve
measure each twenty-tonr feet ten and half
inches front on Damp street BY the following
deptha, viz. lot nnmber eleven, VI one hundred
and fifty. one feet one inch Ia depth, between
parallel lines to nm alley In the rear. common
to NIL the lots. and lot number twelve. Of one
hundred and seyenty.one feet one inch In
depth. Said lots numbers ebn ven and twelve
are designated as such on certain plan drawn
by Louis BrtBgier, surveyor general, on the
nine,eenth day Of February, 1896, and deposited
for reference In the Office OF II. p. Eenas late
notary public In this city.
beizsd In the above suits.
Terms Cash on tho spot. -
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
mH1t apT ID 81 IN III
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FoyhT,H plsTnI ~ s COURT Y Ar
Of fer fnciaa. to mo direetel Vhy the hon
orable the Fourth District Cong Eur tho parish
Of Orleans. In the above entyad cause. Tor
city taxes of 1873 will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction ut the Mercha aud Auction
GERS Exchanges Royal stra between Canal
triet y this civ. on AATd Day May IL ls7o,
1T ID o'clock n. tho folok bg described prop
9rls' c q WT roRr1oNSor GROUND, sit
uatea in theSSixth Dist fct of this city. In
square nnmher one>6n1 red and sixty one.
hvsnas and Sy afs s asd
~ follows: Lots numbers yo to four, mensur-
lug each thittystwo fAet front on Laurel street
by one hundreIandtws nine feet n dopth :
lots numbers Ave Thnl slx. measuring zach
thiriy-two feet fEont on Laurel street by one
hunaed and siSySone feet In depth; lots
numbers twenty three and teenty-four. meas
uring each thirty4tsvo feet front on Delachaise
street by one hundred and twenty eight ieet In
depth: lots numbers seven and eight, measur-
ing each thirty two leet front on Louisiana
Avenue by one hundred and twenty eight feet
III depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot. -s
J. il. ALCEE GAUTHREAHX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of QSE8ans.
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KInR. r
ENIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAW
- isb OF Orleans, No. 2o5-By virtue of n WI \
of ileri faeiaa TO me directed by the hanora 10
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF IT.
leans. In the above entitled ea,1sa for ity
taxes Of 1879. will proceed to cell ateubll NC
ton. ut tho Merchants and AuotfoneerA Ex-
change. Royal street, between CHnal and yCus.
tomhouse streets, il the<ecotd Dist |ct of
thia city. Oh SATURDAY. No. IN, 1s7d at ii
o'clock M. the following desel ed prog fty to
A CERTAIN PORTION oHaRlktND( situated
In the SECOND District Of shis Gin SQUIRE
Bourbon. Royal and BARRACKS stlNsts deslR
mated ne follows n Lot ntsmber seven measur-
Ing fifty ,Ieat front IN Eaplanade street by one
hundred and elk feahin depth; lot number
street by sixty four bet In depth LOT number
ten. measuring thirty feet front on Barracks
A CERTAIN pORTlON OF GROUND. situated
In the Third District Of this city. In square
number one hundred and fifty six, bounded by
tsplhnade. Bagate1le. Peace and Royal streets.
designated ~ lot number four. measuring
twenty Weigh feet front on Esrlanado street by
one hundred and thirty-seven feet In depth.
Seized Ia the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot ~
J, H. ALCEE GAUTJIREAB.
civil AheriM of tho Parish ri 1nxkHua
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j. Il. ALCfE GAUTuREAUg.
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The city Of New orleans vs.. he n Davis.

j. ~ AJUEE VAUTHHEhESA.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of QSf8ans.
Rp14 81 80 myb 1877
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Mission Valley Nurseries
AT MISSION VALLEY, VICTORIA COUNTY,
TEXAS. ..
G., ONDERD0NK, Prop'r.

We have studied closely the various questions
relating 10 iruit culture in esiern Texas daring
the twenty seven years Of experience aud obser-
yatiou, upon our own ground. We have thus en-
abied ourselves 10 present 10 the public list oi
fruits better adapted to our climate than ean be
Uttered by any otner establishinent.
Uur pears cannot be excelled anywhere. ANY
one who has good clay sub-soil and good drain
age need not hunt better pear country than THIS.
our pums and grapes sre oil the only classes
that have been f. und successful here
Our ace sted list .! peaches is grated, win a
single exception, from Eew varieties originated
irom seed iu Western Texis. We do not claim
that our peaches are better than every otber, but
we do claim that our trees are proved as hardy
and productive as any scrub seeding, while the
qualities are not inferior to the old lists.
We propose 10 Introduce our fruits into ihe SAP
Marcos seighborhocd. Wherever you can rsise
scrub seedlings our trees will do .quaily we'll
his question Of combining hardness, productive
uess ard quality Is our leading feature
We can supply good assortment Oi ornfmentai
trees and plants.
Eyerybody il invited 20 corne ard see our orch.
ar4s. vineyards, nurseries aud ornAhientaI
grounds.
oar new abridged catalogue furnished free on
anpIication We refer to key. John bil!eii VI san
Marcos. for evidence Ct our rtiisnility.
We have no travelling tree pediier
r. W. breeding i our resident agent 81 san
Msrcos.
For further Information APslyto
&. oSDsRDoSK,
Ni,,iou Valley, gleiO.l. Co.. TeXt,.
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CHURCH lsS.

MISUNDERSTANDING at the Methodist
Church every sabbath. Rev. }. s. GiiIeti, Pastor
p CHRISTI Misunderstanding at the christian
Church on the second and fourth Sabbaths IN each
mouth by Elder J.J Williamson.
'rRESBYrEhIAS.- .-Preanhing At the Presby'e
rian Church OH the recond and fourth @nv-
buthn each month Oy the Rev. W. L.. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT Observation-Disclosures every
sourth SUNDAY in each month at 1OIR o'clock, A.
A., and p. E., at st. Marks Cburch.)
BlpTlSr.-rreaching at the Christian Church
OH the third Sunday in each month, by Elder IL.
n. Burroughs.
In the Presbyterian Church OIL the first Sunday In
each month. By Esv. T. X. Lawler.
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sick or grown old. l never yet knew
n boy who trampled on the wishes OF
hii parents who turned out we'll. God
never blesses 4 wil:ully-dis obediept
son.
When Washington was sixteen years
old, he determined TO leave home and
be midshipman 10 the Colonial navy.
After he had sent of his trunk, he
went in to bid his mother goodbye.
She wept so bitterly because be was
going away that he said to his negro
servant, Bring back my trunk; l am
not going to make my mother suderto
by.leSving her"
lie remained at home to please his
mother. This decision led TO his be-
coming a surveyor, aud afterwards .
soldier. His whole glorious career 10
lie turned on this Que simple act Of
trying to make his mother happy.
And happy, too, will be the child who
never had occasion to shed bitter tears
for any uct Of upkinduess to his pa.
rents. Let US not forget that God has
said, Honor thy father and thy moth
er." go
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By the dropping out OF a, sin
gle letter, the Book of Common Pray
er once went to press with the sen.
tence, I'VE shall alf Re changed in
the twinkling of an eye" transform
ed into I'VE shall all be hanged in the
twinklinp OF an eye a poet who
wrote. See the pale martyr in sheet
Of fire" was startled to see lis line
changed into See the pale martyr
with his shirt on fire." Perhaps such
trangreasions are as pardonabIe as those
sometimes made in other professions,
as the story OF the minister, who was
asked to read the following notice,
will show: "A man. having gone to
sea, his wife desires the prayers of the
church and by the misplaciDg Of a
comma in reading 1t, Rravely told the
congregation that "a man having gone
to see his wife, desires the prayers of
the church,
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il tire safest:
Four pound Of salt. ol
4 small cnsk Of whisky.
: One pound ofground black pepper.
A demjobu Of whiskey.
Ten pounds Of larh. e..
A large jug OF whiskey.
One canvassed ham.
Six quart bottles Of whiskey.
Three good stout fishing lines.
Three pocket TASKS Of whiskey.
One paper Of large Limerick hooks.
One Gallon Of whiskey in IN old
vessel you don't nse about the store.
One pound Of white sugar.
Also send Il small key of whiskey.
Hurriedly yours, -.
p. S.-As we shall be gone several
days, and as snakes are bad on the riv-
err at this season. my physician has just
stepped in and suggested that we take
along little whiskey. Send it, and
enter it on yonr books with the other
items as above.
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The SslnE Of Memory.

There is touching story Of the fa.
nous DR.. Samuel Johpson, which has
had an influence on many a boy who
has heard it. Ssmpel's father, Mich
ael johnson, was a poor bookseller in
Litchfeld, ENGLAND. On market day
he used to carry package of books to
the village of Uttoxeter, and sell them
from a stall in the market place. One
day the bookseller was sick, aod asked
his son to go aud sell the books in his
place. Samuel, from a silly prido,-re
fused to obey.
Fifty years afterwards, johnson bc.
came the celebrated author, the com.
piler of the English Dictionary" aud
ne of the most distinguished scholars
in England, but he never forgot his
act of unkindness to his poor, hard
toiling father; so when he visited UT
oxeter, he determined to show his sor
row aud repentance.
He went to the market place at the
time of business. uncovered his head,
and stood here for more than an hour
in n pouring rain, on the very spot
where the book. stall used to stand.
This" he says, was an act of con.
triton for my disobedience to kind
father"
The spectacle of the great DR.. John.
SON standing bare headed in the storm,
to atone for the wrong done by him
fifty years before, is grand and touch
ing one; there Is u representation OF it
Gin marble) on the doctors monument.
Many man in after life has felt
SON ething harder and heavier than a
storm of rain beating upon his heart,
when he remembered his acts of un-
kindness to a good father or mother
now in their graves.
DR.. John Todd, Of Pittsfeld, the
eminent writer, never could forget how,
when his old father wus very sick, and
sent him away for medicine, he "a lit
tie LADY had been unwilling to 20, and
made up a lie that "the druggist had
not got any such medicine"
The old man was just dying when
little johnny came 10, and he said to
him: My boy, your father suffers
great pain for want of that medicine"
johnny started in great distress for
the medicine. but it was too late. The
father, on his return, was almost gone
He could only say to the weeping boy:
Love God, aud always speak the
truth, for tine eye of God is always
upon you. Now kiss me once more
and farewell"
Through all his after life, Dr.. Todd
often had heariache over the act Of
falsehood aud disobedieuce TO his dy-
ing father. 1t takes more than
shower Of rain TO wash away the men,
ory Of such sins. DIR. Todd repented
Of that sin thousand times.
The words, "Houor thy father and
thy mother" mean four thibgs-sl-
ways do what tley bad you, always tell
the truth. always treat them lovingly.
SD sac c-rc ot thea zhcn they are
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'rhe Whip.Poor.Sviii.
w usxnY .. oosxwsll.


when apple -brapehea, flushed with bloom,
Load Jule's warm evenings With perfume,
And balmier grow. each perfect day,
And field. are sweet With nsw.mosn hay.
~, ,,.n ,,,. ......' ,,.,.I.,.a..
w.,,,. -m,
r.Ir.. - .''''
Thine are the hours to love endsAred.
Ard summoned by thy accents weird.
: Whist wild regrets what tender pain,
iRccslh my yoa,hfu drcsms again, q .,
"A austing down the shadowy years,
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doing ~ Fish Ing.

Tho following is an order for sup
plies recently sent in to certain
grocer by u party OF Texas fishermen
d AlSIR:-Myself and Ct up!e lot
friends leave thia morning on fishing
excursion, and you will please send us
by bearer. the following articles, which
if you prefer it, you can charge to
either - - or - -. Either
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Mrs. A.-"Somcbody's in the next
room. l wonder what they're doing" "
Hooking wistfully at the keybo!e. ]
I'm a good mind to peek" Mrs. b.
-'Oh, / wouldn't 'tisn't right" "
Mrs. Al don't care I'm just dying
to know" Puts eye to keyhole. but
Immediately takes it away. di.conesrt-
ed. Him the key is in" Mrs. B.
YES 60 l found before you came 10. u
Il Boston Transcript.
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There are any number Of old. steady
and innocent looking gentlemen III
this city who, Notwithstanding their
age, get up early-very early-to 60 to
market. Their market house is the
fist saloon to open.-[ Austin Capital.
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Farmers and merchants at Dallas
estimate the growing crop at .. CO., yo0. =
co bales.
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NOaA.
Proposed Anle % Tho 1sublIo
ION D0uan1n. s ...,
lsaa Antonio Exprsss.l


soseiaor reco~"ecoa!'co' oaYe esen
~ ,:,, - Wv .es....u.., s', s1's'
80 w s 49, ,s'S'eN "
az, s.. '"V 'VN' ~ .n'
,s ~" 80 -. cs' c1'
..,,.,."....s..."..~ A." s% %
.'sS ...;.'l,.. ~
lie I ss - ~. ...".-...s.s. y
,..hx.Sp y 4. a., ~.
s..:....;s M ~ 49,. ~ go
~. n,h,;. -. ,s'SIs.s.
81 i.I 81 Z, : ss{ s.sl ;,
'.:.s ~. Mo- sSI,SH
80 :. sr'.- -"..H'-s.' ,An $3.50 "
% ~. " ,.,s. s.,.,. -, .,.s. Il. &. - .,A,,. ..
school iuna .A.l, /. sold uod.f such s~sul.,iou..
Pat'aGh stsaa aud on such tsuas 90 ,h'vl 70 pss-
'ef,sssey sw' Iails4 "a, Nv t,tr.,
~ WY ''oo's'.s0 Nn,sstspe 'oss'a,
'u's !" iuS'S'su "Aen tul .RoweH" SS",
anu ~ u maze KS dutyl 20 dispose OF
1nese isndss H 0s'nS lmP'lea' otcouFse
'nat aae discretion must oe exefelseo
with the view Of real'a'ngs Tor tue
school FUND thefual benefit ofso .'nu'
n'heent'a donation. AZ to the other
halt OF the pablie domain. the constlt->
ution makes no. requirements thas~it
shall be sold. and oontaissno provls
ion foi It's disposition except ~
grants to railway companies. oy the
sale OF certincntes TOR land OF the
land office to actual settlers and in lots
not to exceed one hundred and sixty
acres, and by premption grants OF onS
hundred and sixty acres to every bead
of OF family without u homestead
and OF eighty acres TO- single mer.
There is. however, no general restric-
tion prohibiting other modes Of dis
posing of the laudunless itis Implied
in the the two provisions last mention.
cd. Granting therefore, that there is
no constitutional obstacle the matter
resolves itself into one OF policy.
and upon this point there are some
grave objections to the measure, IL the
intention be to sell the public domain.
Including the public school portion. as
rapidly az possible at minimum prices
and in large lots.1 The uniform policv
of ,r.xos h.s hoo, N onco,r,os tho
VI 1'Aa' "'' 'ee" ~ '"'oa''se 'I'
settlement OF her uDappropriated LANDS
by small proprieters, and the policy is
clearly manifest in the present coustit.
t,,;on os .ho,o ro..r.d ~ Th..a ava
N'.0. 90 "." eN % ~ 'o
cer'a'h P"r's Vi western leAas'
true, where there are large tracts fitted
only for grazing. In such cases it
will be IN the interes. of the atats
I.L.,. N!
aouoqeSs' 10 sell IN large oooles' 40
this there il not only no.Objection but
much may be said 10 it's favor. But
On o,er rho e,,;ro ,ub,;c 1om.;, "a
a.
puic""serS u. '"e pIe'en' low vaiaa'ion
and prices OF wild lands would be to-
make q. needless and unwarrautable
s,c,;ece NJ nm u,aev.,ored hut i'm.
S ~ " -, =.
inense future source Vi "eaith 10 the
public schOols-to say nothing OF the
state's halt interest iu ito give cap
;,.,;sts tbe ornortun;,v of t;eins up.
trnm set,lenrpt lsrYs distriots which
viii he bourbt and held as specula-.
tive Investment we tako il for erput.
ed boweyer nor having tho bills be.
lore ms that the leoislafure will not
embsrt unon n roI;ev So nt r,kanoo
with ail precedent Ga sbor, .siyhted
and rn;nons II IN. bonded debt Of
-.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.


OFFICIAL. Hs
'-J,smo oNroSoxss.rAs--ora nisrncr:
Hon. Colu,ptos Epson .Uf Nexsr couasy.
h 7 swSAfon --51sr p,srsicr:
Hon L. J. storey, o. Caldwell Co.
>ssykxrESrArIvrs--64r DISTRICT:
hon. J. u. Holmes, Of Guadalupe Co.
Hvm. w. \. LelApy -
ulsrrIcr ooyxr--lSrR pisfRrcr.
Hon. L. W. Moore, ,Pre.idipg Judge. Ladrsnge.
rIsks oy HoLpiSo couRr.
YAys.-ed Mondays in March and september.
4E- re COUNTY orsioEks.
Ed Il. Kone, Judge County Court.
H.G. Hardin, District Clerk.
I'd. j. l.. Green, County Clerk.
F.J. Manlove, County Attorney.
las. a. Wren, sheriff. e. s. Cock. Deputy.
Q. ". irooma, Justiee Of the Peseo Pre-. No. !,
L. MahInve, .
W. NJ. Wyatt, :.
z. Smith.
Ii. a. McMeaus. County Treasurer.
A. Hcaton, Assessor.
Joe. &. I've, Surveyor
~. Hopkins, coh'r Precinct No. /.
Peter Schmidt, s.
John II. Patterson, Constable.
Tiaks OF noipixa COuxry AID PREcEcr coUSrs--
Criminal County Court-lst Monday IN each
month. =
County Court for Civil and Probate buslness-
let Monday in February April, June, August, Oc.
tober aud December.
Commissioners Court-2d Mondaysi In February,
May, August aud November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
month. San Marcos.
Precinct No. I'D Friday In each month htCity.
3-3d e. wimbericy's Mill
.. 4-4th i" Dripping Springs.
TOWN oyJicERs.
Miyor.-H B. CofiieId.
Couucil-w. u. Hu,chison, T. u. Fourqurean. l..
W. Mitchell, b. +. Hopkins, +. t.. Tur ner.
Mar.hal-S. l.. Townsend.
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Dry lssoi, ANA groceries.
DEO, 7. MAL0SE, east side Plaza.
s,UrCHtNS 4 TURNER, West side Main Plaza.
-, p, DALEY b BltJS., Vest side of the Main
jyM. uisSEN, South side Of the Main Plaza.
t,Rlti;iS c. H., North side oi the Main
D!laz..
IA b. FRY South side rlaza.
~ ON l. SMITH, North Side P!asa.
L. ..,.-.....s...y..-..... -,- .-.-.1 ~
J.DNLEY, South side Pa'.a.
b. f. KERR, North side Plaza.
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