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AN ENGLISH VISITOR,

His VicsvA on Onr Protective Policy
Mna Things In f:elierals
Tho lion. Samuel Morley, member uf Parlla-
ment frotn l}r!stoi, Engtaud. Is now travelling In
this country with hts family. MIR. Morley u Il
mc11iter Ut tho great hosiery tlrlM Dr j. s. Ii.
Morley. who employ nbout 5oa worku,en. Iiu Ii
known rs u protntnrllt Soncontortulst and d
ureut frscnd 10 thu working" "pcople.
afr. Morley WIS found ut tho Grand Pacific
Inst evrnsng. ILe wRs askctl about bis in1ptts.
suns Ut this tnuntry, and somo uf ita lustltll-
uous; ana how they compared with those OF hta
lie cuu,Innncca with MI uluslon To tho tari!s
question: sayinE th1t lle waa surprised that tho
&t,s'sA,atuc e!Ass In thts eusnsry, wAa iueluda,i
submit to protective tarI. whioa boiIoiised i
vcry small nrnl1rtton Of the lMpttlltion. lIa
unlorslool that FULLY u per cent of thu, luoplo
snsserHd untlus thiA Rystsn. In ostier that tlau
nbant per gent, might te benefited.
"ltNw dogs tho cufitlitlpu Ut tho W1rk1,cu OF
tho tWu countries cUlllpnsG2"
Whtlu thu Amerleai workingmen got moro
WAGES at.a cheaper foud than lhosv of Englund,
rur II. Nnl that ll,ost things lUru .ir1i dGAr
rs CompArCl with tho sumo IN Eunlund.
ulr wnSos aro jDwor tllHn yours In thls country,
yntlrs d.. EltAur In my trnvGs thAt tho stylo
q living hnrs 10 lure expensive thAn ~ holilu.
They ts!! lno t. ~ con.on sh,!lf for tho wprk.
gu Indication nF retlnenut. a1ti Is quito nroper.
mn !lelIicl tn thtuk shAE IN the ,Yhup tho ill.,
thetr cu!lllttion und u educato tholr fatH! !us.'
j." Dun.t tho w,rk, onsses ln E1Rlauo tayo d
l" fus; tho !nDn Wa1 ara thrifty With ~ hnve
rGa!ly "s R,'al ~ opportunity us thny hay0 huro.
we "s 10y " ttSy1x rx 70 Ind 9ssS Y, Sr .ss t. t Ss
tho inoHUy ~ sayul Into snylnKs baIks. which,
through tho agellcy nf our post. ot,lcv and
W4lns1nffIjllY fntrEnAlI IN NIIk33litt nH
, 1881-10-03
PORT OF CHICAGO,
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, 1881-10-03
AROUND TIE LAKES.
nVItLIN{lTQN Hay CANAL.

Sp<tfaf DLuatch 70 7At chfeano Tribune,
HAMILTON, Out, Oct. .,-str Hector LNnHevla,
Minister vf Public Works. is hero on a tour Of
inspcntion. Tho following memorial .vas pro-
scnteQ to him: "Iiespccttng tho dosIrod In.
psese'n"Nts to tho Burlington Nay Canal, and
tho constituting Of burlington Buy free hur-
DHr Of rouge, ut 4 meeting Ut Glttxena rnt,rt.-
sentlug the mercantile nad shipping Interests Of
Hamilton. held this dMy III tho City IIall, tho
following resolutions woro adopted: First, thut
~ vlcw Ut tho upenug oG thc now Wctand
sChnal, passing vessels ar twoIve foot draft.
md eventually fourteen feet, 1t is desirable and
necessarily TINT steps To at once taken to npen
burlington 1lay Canal to ndu,it vessels draw.
1nF fourteen foet Of water to pass
through with safety. Second, thtt us
Durngton Day affords the only refuge ut
tho west cud Of I+nko Ontario during tho prov,,.
lehcc uf gales fr>m the norihcuet, east, aud
eouthcast, It is c!aimod as Il NECESSITY that It Ia
1nnde FREQ harhor of rcfuEo by deepening tho
cnnal 80 US to admit vcssdls lrawlnH fourteen
1cet OF wntcr, a1id extending tho pliers lAkcWurd
TO ans''ro Ahafo entry. In support vt tho fnre-
Eolns r. ro*ottons u ti,s following faots aro o[tod:
mita vesaelatlnlwnY twelve rro. Of wntes, and
rs rs tho na onh IT wasE o'' tho ear In the ilarlilg.
.ah G Inn! nca ~ & 9ny toy Y. ie.t @ to ,on fest st
wind, al vessels to,ttlptt with Il WUlland Ci.t,li
1 lna4 4av practically shntuu trou. entering l.ur.
Ilumiltqn Consequently. although, burlington
Day ia the only safe purt or shotcr oll thu wrst
81 sas s as e ~ has5S nsS9s n Sa5 Ss
event at npcoMnturlnE soyury Knics. A It IA
vory destnhfc tlnt thoru should bga FREQ port OF
sfalf il absolutely NECESSARILY % tas / nnriinas siIs
toEl Ss!nni should 10 tlrolusi to i aniisiont
seis IL enter .s1id haso h i s.rS g nnunoraxo, nm @
S 1! e. ,in sSps,ls,t now building as t44 rt
llnRs.'n Canal when light. 10 admit agh vcs-
sols to pas through; ne tl.eso ars no locks to
TO bo t!ssne. AZ present tn.ts III the tonnage 1t
vessels p..ssin!r through nAslinstnn Canal aro
H. % Tss ssss .ns ass + fHns irn ~
1MKo Ontari o" Sir Hector prriniscI to lsy tho
representations 1T the delegation before tho
Cabinet at tho earliest opportunity.
TuO SltHK MY 4 LUMBER NAsT.
Special Nspatth to 1ht Caieaqa 7fsnuHs.
p11 1MTFTnu t9 ont tnT oot TAt S;osk tut
of 1oi, iiaav lsiHnd ths raft swung 10 the wcst.
e!on9sldo tils sunkon tug siurt,n swa!i,. Tho
1lortun was lifted upan the soyonsA crib from
s she end aad ssp.i1e1 q. TIC loxs: she was car.
fhea fhea as nsy in twsnty:s!r fset q water: eees of
safs, Aaa al,e ~ probably pretty badly hroxen
e. W: sno aos YIN ongHse wording on sno swa!n.
Qunn tho diver, oses his aIr-p.,ti,ps IND tl!viax
Mn,aratns, except his rubh0r suit, which tIDatvd.
~ re norsull y owned by odoite Y Wherry ot
Swain.
LOST OVERHEARD.
Sptsat Dhnasth to 72.s Chteaeo Tribune.
AAHEhSrAulH. Oct. s.-Tho tug Albert Wright,
With twt! Darges. luH'ber laAen, from Hay blty.
reportea tda, bomaw % Iioagwoa cnsajn %f sias .as
iS!I fSur m!io. below ar loat iisht abait oiosk
, 1881-10-03

thonaht 70 bt tho t!cok-inad of tic capslzotl
cs1.ft. wore also encountered. What became nf
Wcro rescued, IA Il vessol was ohservcI in tho
r'clnlty 0t tho wreck, and nppearcd to bn fcn-
uur'n9 nsefstnncs.
AN usnu1Y RAFT.
bNetd{ Dispatch to The Lhiecao Tribune.
AMtHlsaTilUht1. Ont. Oct. 2.--Th1 stEAtncr CITY
1t nrGst1e,, brntiRht .lnwn unn cribs Ut Tho iiiE
Jul1a, Dwss ratt, whlct swung lol,inti ~, illd
On n tic T rnff ~, iM9 III 1' r"". Il" t"aa%t. Thr"t'
c,lda have lIrHkcn hwMy ot1t tlerr. THO wsnthot
"ns vrry heavy.
THE Frt:AN-llAtniI xAitASf ntsAnhEi'.
=. dp<eat Dteateh 70 1na Chteaao Trthsns.
attswAuxss:, Oct. 2.-rhe reo.ellor Waveety
rcncn1d hero tlls evening from below With tho
acain- hnrgc EHhant, within st,H towet from tho
Foxes. Jlo Eahant's nanh!i!ery suffered .
night and WIS thereby rendered nlnlt,st helpless.
work oA THE SWAIN SUSPENDED.
Special rtpdteh to Thu Chifdac Tribune.
AMuEIssrHuHts, Ont, Oot. s.-Wosk was s,ls-
diver losing bis suit. but Capt.. MoKenna OK.
81 | ths o~cn. jfe viii pump her out viii, i tii1
engine.
THE SCHOONER rn,pE or AMERICA.
Mt1W1uxEE, Wiz. Oct. &.STio S't luz in Gemrao ".
Woo LIZ Mrr!ys hero ths eyonirg fr,', so strass
aIe viii so, wh'sf siruck suS On i,os laas
island nna sprung II leak.
TIfE LARGE MANNER itEJ.f:AsE1,.
:sp,efai Uspateh to 7ae Ehtedan Tribune.
hMNrnsrntiti, Ont. Oct. s-'fho DarRu Mr.
mud tux Hull from tnut Of llula lluuc Island tu-
1My. She 10 not t,M,nARct.
A VERY HEAVY SEA.
sps:hsl DtoAtsh 10 Tia CAleueu 7rfburt.
hns Ia' rns ' q, .aFo % io ,uag. xG,y naaf XII @
btr ornft nre rounding to here.
, 1881-10-03

- lUU|A9 IVNapIW10n,
III Germany uh old tuAlNHl prevails OF hapfnE
tho washing of household (iuuu uoae uuiy two
or thrro tlnaA YOUR. The gtnck Ii lar1c, uh1
ta4Is thrunxl tho long Interval. Professional
, 1881-10-03
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
Society on the Thames-Plcas-
uring in Scotland.
Tho Queen md tho Duke Of Elfnburg-
Matrimonial Mntters.
"0ldo Englishe" and the Rage for the
"Esthetio o"-Lady Trioyclists.
! fanlon l[olel m tItc american rlan-IadIes'
s,rlmmlns }IattIl In The Danube.


Sptttat CorrrsponI,uce n, I'll, tntdp1 Tribune,
1t,xnox. son, II -Wr ,ua,tn w.a,o.t.. "a.
.,N, aH,N"oN. Seps' s@-s''' a"atin AeHaf'"s. ae-
compatflen W MS son ana nj" dnhRhtGr fsliss
ChurDtte McChrt11yt Tho Secretary Of tho Lon
tlon branch Of tho Ladies Land 1cax,,e,. is
isms.as 1ss.s,a Ealamo tor thfHe or 1oaf h'htns.
pnt'ns ln,s We,s.eafneh lolhlay Mr. McCnfthY
proposes visiting lthjy, Greec", and Eonsthnti-
lople. soetety ut large. us well as political and
JOURNALISTIC circles, win snlhs tho pFeseneH Of
this nc coinpEishcd AMI gen!a writer. an1 the
rntur ~ n,n - -. ,.,a. .',,,s,,Hy ..a.ts' o
, y. VI. NJ " iln 'nos. pnsuea Auu t'ati'otlo
s"etnhhss. MISS AIM" PnrncN Is III setsAn1.
and o', recent night Rpnko for M hour io Il
crowded meeting ncld Mt Et1lnturx Under tho
osp,ees as',. a., ~ .ne 1osaI nrnhch o. NO Lana
address, uni wus Afterwards prosecuted by q
little Rlrl with magnificent bolo,,c,.
49,. .. ..
on THE RIVER.
Artistic society Is ntfont lust h0w. on tho
ThHmea sat1d tho river from, Ntcnmopd ia Ken1.
inr ia tto3v crnw.,,d viii, tn,s|. n,a,. .,,,a,a.
, 1881-10-03

Robust aud hiouminx health IN Hop 1tltters,
ani ND r4nsilv uYu Afford 10 hU Without thsn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03
EXTRA.
Ballotingg for speakership continues
without decisive change.
A Daring Thief.

Cleveland. Dec. 3.-A daring thief cap
tured q box from the Commercial Nation
al bank containing $4,000 in bonds
from which he had just cut the coupons.
They we're Milwaukee and St. Paul. and
Chicago and Milwaukee, and Chicago
and Atchison Bridge company bonds.
The man had been sitting in the office
and when the coupon cutting was fin.
ished and the bonds replaced in the box
he quietly whisked the box from the ta-
ble and disappeared.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03
Tho SpeAkership.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The greenback
programme has been spoiled. They
agreed to nominate J. Hyatt Smith, of
Brooklyn. independent republican. for
speaker of the house, and by that move
to keep him from voting for republican
speaker, but he went into the republican
caucus. The greenbackers will probably
not nominate candidate now. but will
leave each member Of this party to vote
as he please. Seven Of them will prob.
ably vote with the republicans. Keifer
got five votes from Massachusetts,.
MIR. Hall, of New Hampshire, was the
only republican absent from the caucus,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03

Supervising Inspector Dumont is pur-
suing his inquiry into the question about
the operations of the inspectors of steam.
boats in certain districts, and the abuses
discovered ore of character that show a
wonderful disregard of the law or of the
public safety. 1t has been found that
advantage has been taken of the law
which allows metallic life. boats to be ex-
empted 80 that the inspectors in some
districts have exempted oil life-boats and
allowed buoy of a certain manufacture
Ito be substituted. In one case in which
the life. boats required had capacity of
over 5000 persons on the steamboats, OF
q district, life buoys would be substituted
with ON aggregate capacity of less than
eighty.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03

Secretary Hunt, in his annual report
|,o,ls the attention Of congress to the
,eolected condition OF the navy, and says
|.hot unless some action be taken in its
,ebolf it will soon dwindle to insignifi-
(nonce. He devotes considerable space to
he consideration of the reports of the
bureau officers, and generally indorses
kbe recommendations submitted. The
lecretary estimates that S2O,Ol3,7l6 will
! ,c needed to defray the expenses of the
department for the fiscal year ending
lJune 80, 1888.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03

A telegram was received at Gen. Ter
Tvs headquarters Wednesday from Col.
Whistler, of the 9th infantry, command
NO at Fort Keogh, Montana territory,
that the construction train
Of the Northern Pacific railway had just
krrived at that post. The occasion was
bue of considerable interest, and the
hearty congratulations rendered the rep
kescntatives of the road we'll attested
The admiration which the blue.coated
Guardians of our frontier feel for the
push and energy which characterize the
Northern Pacific under its present man
hgement.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03

ar Burchard, director OF the mint, Is
,reparing statement to show the total
sastaoe from coinage at the mints dur
W. his administration, and also the profit
! - The government from the silver coin
10 He does not go back beyond his
I1u,;nistra ton, because the review of
[ho accounts would involve the consid.
srotion Of matters previously settled,
md in most cases the men connected
,;th the mints at the time are now dead
or ont of Office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03

Warrington, December 3.-The in
dications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Cloudy
weather and light rain or snow, variable
winds, mostly northwest, stationary or
lower pressure and temperature.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03
m,o democratic members OF the Ken.
Nv Nv legislature held q caucus Thurs
u0n 1;oht aud nominated Senator Beck
ro.election.

rhe federal grand jury ut Omaha has
;. nd true bills against Superintendent
t,.h;n Loa Of the Sidney and Deadwood
.,ao line. q. +. Iddings. agent Mt Sidney,
p'9 1 rred Clary, postmaster Mt the latter
';,t for star.route frauds.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03
Found Guilty.

New York, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Coleman. who
shot Eales, OF Miners theatre, was found
guilty under the third degree.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-12-03

Reports of disasters on the Atlantic
continue to reach London. The steamer
Hlenderven, from Norfolk to Liverpool,
lowed into Queenstown, landed the cap
lain and two sailors of the bark Lohen-
grin. The remainder Of the crew were
drowned. The Dutch steamer Coster,
from Amsterdam to New York, returned
Ito port with her cargo shifted. She lost
her mate and two seamen, and also the
boats bulkwark, compasses and sails,
and had the hatch stove. The Spanish
steamer Catatau, from New Orleans to
Liverpool, lost her boats and was other
wise damaged. Nearly all the Yarmouth
smacks in the recent storm have return
ed. Loss of life occurred in seven in.
stances. The steamer State of Indiana
was spoken with her main shaft broken,
A tug has gone to her assistance.
Sioux City Journal: The interesting
question in boating circles is what will
become of the Peninah. The Montana
marshal who seized her in Dakota wa
ters, and has been holding her at Bis
marck, advertised to sell her at thai
town on Monday. He claimed to be act
ing under the authority of o Bozeman
Montana, Judge. The United States
court at Fargo ordered that the sale b'
staid for thirty days from November 26
and that during that time the Montans
marshal show cause why he held the boa
and proposed to sell her. The Montan,
marshal proposed to go Oh with the sail
on November 26 according to programme
but at the last moment he weakened ant
postponed the sale. But he protested
that the Fargo court had no right to in
terfere. The order to show cause vii
bring the whole matter into the courts
which is just what the owners of th
boat want. They will have an oppol
tunity to show the whole iniquitous pre-
ceedings of the Montana man who ha
annexed Dakota to his jurisdiction.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-10-20


Rikt skogland del staten
dstriktet baget Hennep Carver Wright Mcleod
countless
skogar a ek 6nn a yaa6t ask
adsa Lande har vanigtvis
myket rik besaende hufvudakgen
ket lampHgt for all sorts sadesodlng.
omkrng vangeH
dnnas ukta hviket gor att har kan idk
med ramgang. .. l.. ii.
hvad bhofver produkter
nd hva sjas for dollars
andet ar afagset fran jernv5gen. .t' >'.-
underafdenng dnna forsta adenng
nberakna landet
Sauk Rapids ALT delta belaget 6ster Misppodea
Mile
Dea skogsakter ockss umarka for kreaukotse
1906 osalda: prna fran So till
2DRA AFDELNINGEN.
Devis skogbevuxet land Delta bsge Meeker Kandiyohi
och Otter Tail
varderikt sadnt land ar och till ALA ha ut
kommer anda rekommendera sjelft
gslnena genom denna trakt bbnga
amatkdande utveckng
och cvlisatonens behof fnnas har.
omkng
SIS och acre.
3DJE AFDELNINGEN.
Prairie eer slaand. Delta beget Swift Stevens Big
Vikn Polk Marshal och Kttson counties
distrkt jemforeev ny land
varit fardg sedan sen men har ak bf
staten Denna adnng
trakt staten, nm Bed Riverdalen
B65G@ 56ttet ..~.-"":
pa
ALA mojlga kan hsr
hyiken del
till dem so villa resa he hand omtri.o
haa hafva
var tenst hvka ygare
beagenhet, granslner s. |* '"'-" '' -" .~( '
E"-E FULLsTANDIG BEsKRIFNING ,.= ,
en som innhaer So aor utlelss
I Adreses bef: The Swedish CeIonizaton Bureau, ,,
l@~H1 ** ' 4 2a1 East Seventh Street St. Pau MINI.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-02
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WALSH Thomas Est. Ut On Main street

r 3, 81, Il, ..,ae 90. i n IN al, st,t, d
Ai7ii ips'''es A.sV' Xxx ~ - i,
measuring 90 feet front BY a.i feet n depth win
buildings and improvements, being sct 10 square
| t3, Magnoliayille. Amt OF I. 81 -.
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t.ta5
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by u s grounds, north and east w Guntcr and
Aub!c. Amt Of 4. 30.
Walsh Mrs Natneilnes.I ios ~ s'W"'e ~
Devall Town. Amt OF !. 4 -
SsocS q mercSanai.s ~ stsee. an, , - 4 w.
Egb MTs y 100 asIes, ognnaeu u,aa1 ~
~ ~ sv IVA and Wat 81.
Ham s''1s nj ~ ~ : -. m : ~ 1sTs 4 en-
WEBD h i s. aere rev nnym Manchac. bouni.
"a n.,L X. w., ~ yf,.,tss2ah snnth i,v ,nhls.
60 noln oy wm hssseos sO's " pugs es
M J@ iI r. ~ ~. as+ q ~ "''A 'se' -
AA..." ~. .NA.s :" 49, = W !.
WAIhlNs Erasinus est. .ov acres y, on Gay uns
bounded north BY Clay 0at, SOUTH " Wm huss-
stock, east by Lusk and west oy laTiet'n traeS.
VIM Thornton. .G2 acres, Jones CrYek
bounded north by Denhaan, south by y = Gai-
ruth east by Mrs Il ID Adams Amt q y Q Ivy.
WOOD A g. 500 acres, bounded north by MOI.
rift east by Baker place, south by Young
and west by Territt and Cox, Amtof T. ~ 20 =
Of 1878 81 30.
WHfTEFg. ~! acres, bounded north BY s
A Cross, east by Comite south BY Connie ana
Whitos bayou. Amt oft. O76.
WILKINSON Mary D..310 acres, bounsee1''
north BY Mrs l. A Kelly, south ~ Ihomis IN
penter, east by David Miller y FORBES and ~ -,
III Valentine. and WGat nv DOM ATnUlu. AIM -
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-02

| Of I. ~, I. oil 1915 b2i.
MAYO Samuel. 40 acres adjoining John Ke
| ", boundaries unknown. Amt Of I. 60, I. OF
1891.
MYERS Joseph. go acres more or less, on
highlands, bounded north by Allan, east by
Phillips. south by JOS King and west by high
land road Amount Of / 90.
| MENDELSOIIN, Simon. Stock of mcrchan.
disc in trade Amount 1873 10 TO-
MAGNET, Phillip. Stock of merchandise in
trade of 1878 l6 80.
| MORGAN Alexander. 80 acres bounded
north by Klenpcter east by Co,neaux, south by
Washington Bell and west by Pleasant Bell,
Amount of 1873 1893.
MCVAY. James in Bankruptcy..1 lot 7, sqr
7, Hicky, Duncan and Mather town. Amount
of ( 0S, of 1873, d3.
MCCULLEN & WIECK. One thousand acres
Mound Magnolia plantation, % arpents more or
less front on Mississippi river, by 40 arpents II,
depth bounded above by McDonough tract be.
low bv Smith and Williams and rear by estate OF
VIM Pike. Amount of t $50 90, { OF 1878 ia On
MCCONNELL. Mrs Caroline. .d50 acres on high
lard road bounded north by J Wilson and
Mrs Clara Duplantier, west by Bayou Fountain,
south by Dr. Huguet and east by estate OF W
Pike Amount of { AZ 90. t of 1873 u 70.
MCVAY, John Mrs, Scott McVay Agt. .G0(
. acres bounded north by Jackson and Port Hudson
road, east by johnson, south by W B Ligon ant
VIM Griffith and West by Jackson road. Amount
oft AZ 90, of 1873 66 Oh.
MEGA MIS-, Miss Maggie Mrs Colcotan ant
Tclana Germany. 1893 acres bounded north b,
T B Brown, south by Wiley Brown and west b,
: Davis being southwest division of a tract OF SO
acres sold at sheriff SALE book u 70 4Ol. Amt
of t400.
MCNEELY, John. One hundred and sixt.
acres on Beaver Creek, bounded north by Green
. well springs, south by estate Daniel Sullivan
east by Fierson and west by p Sullivan. Amt
oft 900.
o MCGIMPSEY, W $. 80 acres on Jones cree
V bounded north by O'Neal. and Burris and Cal
6 berry, south by PIERCE, east by Sipgletary an
o west by Vasquez. Amount OF { 20
o MCGEE, Howard. 80 acres bounded north b
o Nesom, east by heirs of Lloyd, south by Sin
mons and west by Mrs Miller. Amount OF
|, 40. t of 1878 2s5.
) MCCABE, r } One hundred ant forty min
e acres being ! Of sec - township sont
0 range east containing IL acres, and lots and
sec 80 township r2 east containing lOs 9oIt
II acres all in Greensburg land district. Amour
Y of t 1873 2 So.
5 MCCABE X j, 10 acres on Plank roa'
1. bounded north by Holt, south by Rhode
&C east by Knox and west by Trahan. Amt OF
s. 1878 ) 20.
st Lot . and of 8, square 81, Beauregerd Tow
Amt OF t 1873 10 10.
" NOBLE Green Z. .lG0 acres on Little sant
l. Creek, bounded north by Cooper tract, south !
ut Forbes tract. east by public lands and west
Mrs Britt and c c Ashford Amt of t. 2 50.