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ASuccessfu1 Experiment.

The Burlington Haoheyv: II have been
told, said Mr.. Dubious, watching the great
steam hammer in the rolling mill, ssthat a
good shammerman can break the crystal OF
a watch with that 32-ton hammer" eyes,
sir,'' said the Zimmerman, Kit can be
done.'' II should like to see it, said Mr..
Dubious, eagerly, feeling in his watch
pocket. II can do it" replied the man.
"And will you?" replied Mr.. Dubious,
drawing ont his watch. "Come, an
anxious to see it tried.''
He laid his watch on the great anvi
plate. The hammer rose up to its full
height, and the next instant all its ponder.
GUS weight with a crushing force tha
shook the ground for an acre around, came
down on that watch.
EsThere, sir" said the hammerman qui
etly; 'sif you don't believe that crystal i
broken, Just stoop down and you can see
it sticking to the hammer"
Mr.. Dubious swallowed a whole pro
cession Of Jumps and gasps before he could
speak. "But forgot to say" he exclaim
ed, Chat it was to break the crystal with
out injuring the watch"
s'Oh, yes" said the Zimmerman; yes
I know: have heard that rubbish myself
but It's all Cannon. don't believe it cal
be done, But you can break the crysta
every time"
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POOR NEHSS BOMB
n'he Grand BEEry Ordeal Proves T00
Much for Her weak Nerves.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-In the cir-
cult court at Taylorsville to-day Miss Em-
ma Bond, the victim Of the gross outrage
Of June last, the particulars Of which the
public will remember, appeared before the
grand jury. She was but recently able to
leave her bed and during the examination
was overcome with one Of the paroxysms
which have so often come near causing
her death. Medical aid was called and
she was temporarily restored. The ex-
animation proceeded again, and she was
again prostrated. She was restored and
the examination resumed, when she was
seized a third time. In this spasm her suf-
ferings were terrible, and her screams re-
sounded through the building and were
heard in the streets more than square
distant. She was finally quieted and taken
to her uncle's house, where she is now "
ing in precarious condition, though rest
ing with comparative quiet at a late hour
tonight.
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FIENDIsH BRUTALITY.
Am Illinois =C0uEtry1nan literally
Stamping out Ris Ch1le2's Life

GOLCoNDA, ILL.,, Nov. 12.-NeWs has ar
rived here Of a fiendish child-murder,
which occurred near Dixon Springs, in
this country. William Phelps, q shiftless
worker at odd jobs, was eating dinner with
his family, when his six year old daughter
commenced crying because something
she wanted was not on the table. Phelps
ordered the girl to cease crying and eat
what was set before her. The child, quite
as much through fright at her fathers
manner rs through wlfulness, only cried
the louder. The father giving lose relns
to his temper, slapped it hard enough to
knock it down. The mother lnterposed
to protect the little one, but only wrought
the brute to such pitch that he jumped
upon the half-uncOnscious Infant ana
stamped it repeatedly with his heavy boot
heels. The mother, who had frequently
experienced his violent outbursts, SUM
moned the neighbors by her wild screams
for aid. When they arrived they found
Phelps still crushing the inanlmate child
bors he seemed to realize what he had done
and making break through them escaped
to the woods. They waited long enough
to ascertain th:t the child was dead and
then, reinforced by 8 dozen others, began
a pursuit.
Phelps, knowing the country thorough
| ly, has so far eyaded arrest, although the
people for ten miles have joined III the
hunt and his capture is only matter OF
time. He has long borne most unsayory
reputation in the neighborhood, and the
stories Of his long suffering but hitherto
patient wife Indicate that she had endured
the torture Of all earthly hell in her daily
efforts to protect her children. All her
maternal instincts are now in arms against
him, and she has told enough to make it
reas Onably certain that if Phelps is cap
tured the State will be at no expense for
his trial.
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Eaa,s snip Esailway"Seheme.

New York, Nov. 14.-Capt. James 3.
Eads, OF 14ds jctties fame, has returned
from Europe, and is stopping at the ruth
avenue hotel. lie said to-day that tue
prospects Of success for his Mexican ship
railway scheme were good. Tie truthfully
remarked that the bill providing for sub
sidy from the United States is still before
Congress, and asserted that it would come
up for discussion at the next session.
s'Does your hope rest in the passage OF
that bill?" be was asked.
ooh, 10. AZ ali American, | have telt
desir0us to see the Government ct my
country share in the honor Of carrying
through what will be enc Of the greatest
works Of this country. IfCongress, how
ever. refuses the subsidy, there are plenty
ofxpeople on the other side Of the water
only too eager to lend their assistance.
While in England recently received pos
tive assurance that the money necessary
for the execution Of the projeetwas at my
disposal My negotiations over there
could not have had a more favorable re-
sult.''
Has. the Mexican. government en- done
anything to help you?"
ut has made the necessary concession
of land, and will, have no doubt CIV
other material aid before long. Ia snort
Ihaye evely reason to b. satisfied Wit
the progress Of the sehemo'
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r,AND LEAGUE CIRCULAR.
,r.,c Ccr,trztl Coumcil D.ee1aahng it-EJnn-
necessary tC Call Special Session.

RrrFALo, n. T., Nov. l3.--The central
council ofthe Irish National Land League
of America to-day issued the following
circulars: s
fresh NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE OF
A,ER1CA--CESTRAL OFFICE BUFFALO,
N y. Nov..12, 1882.--In answer. to in
,,,i,fcs received from many Of the Land
1a,o,le branches as 10 when we would call
.,enoeial =, convention to rearrange the plans
Of our organization and adopt the changes
made bv the .Tecent national conference
hnI1 in Dublin, We would state that in our
outnfon such call is unnecessary, IS the
,ine for our annual meeting is not far off,
and the changes made in ireland and dren-
dpfrd necessary by the stringent laws in
n,1pration there, 10 not materially affect
fine .I:llg or spirit 0four leagues here save
f., live it a new impetus and more def
mig purpose, The programme marked
out, especially the imperative demaad for
cnlr-ooyerument for ireland, is meriting
tha sanction Ct I'LL sympathizers. Feeling
tl,aL our organization is in entire accord
with the new plans of the Irish leaders, it
seems useless to incur the expense Of al
extra convention, or to put members to
tine Inconvenience Of travelling long dis
+auces to attend one. Whatever changes
are necessary can be easily deferred until
the time OF Our annual meeting. We have
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A ERTGHTFJL EXPLOSION.
Eratgr GEcss Killed I'm q Cleveland MiiH
aaesea TEasgy Others GzaEglcds

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. l3.--Severai un-
accountable minor explosions have occur
red within the past three days in the iron
mills, ant! tonight saw one at the Forest
City mllthat carried destruction to the
building, killed four men outright, and
dangerously injured several more. The
dav men were just going off and the night
men coming on, when suddenly the2main
boiler went>to pieces Half of=the eroof was
knocked away, and through it went the
main portions Of the boiler, being found ii
scattered f; gments for hundreds of yards
around. The fire that naturally ensued
was soon put out, and after the smoke and
dust had cleared away, the search for the
shattered and broken fragments lying
about was begun. G. D. Wright, Of
Wyandotte, Mich, who had just come into
the mill in search Of work, was terribly
mangled, thezwhole top Of his head being
blown. off. A young man from Chicago,
-,aned William Wilson, who had accom-
panied Wright to the city, was thrown to
the CafLll, allQ 81 III llll1CSi tAA1o az ot''4oo
walk, though he will probably recover.
John G Gallagher, 2 filer,. was fearffuIly fully IN
duredsaboug, tie head .afld chest, and died die!
1t 8 O'Clock. He was conscious all the
time, and gave directions as to how ne
should2 be moved. j. John Williams, the
master mechanic, was instantly killed, his
face and head being tlattened out so as to
be unrccognizable. William Atkins, a
roller, was also killed. He was blown full
ly two hundred yards, and his body literal
ly cut in two. i. r. Bradley, q naill~car-
penter, had an arm and a leg broken, and
cannot live. John Mallaney, fireman,
had leg broken. A man named Hanna,
who sat beside Atkins when he was killed:
was blown hundred yards and knocked
insensible, but was not killed. There were
many of the other employees who received
severe bruises, and it is thought that wher
daylight comes still other bodies may DC
found among the ruins, The loss in the
way OF property will not exceed 5,OOs.
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Mrs. Joseph fsastn Will take pupils for inatrne-
ton i'm vecal. ana instrumental fnnsie
noiz9tf
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TO BUILDERS RS

We beg so izafon'zla those w7bo
contemplate building and who
wish anything I'm Quar- lime that
as soon as aise river. WfIg permit
I'm the spring we viii ship 30 BEN
tom the largest and best selected
stocl6o OF cpat STONE ever brought to
this town. This stock comprises
window ssHaea door stills and caps.
steIls, key -stoz2es, water-tab1es
&C., Sc Quar- stills will be fn.ouaa se
TO Hs feet iza length asad OF every
style used. Hfyoza iRa tend 10 build
call ona uzs. Seza accou1a6 of OUR
river Gra1aspor6at1o we cam faansa
nisBa rock cheaper than amy body.
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JOHN I. KDILHAUD|R|
Fort Benton, NJ oladama
70 Nsg7 40 TECE.

M Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant
IN to an act Of Congress, approved August. 1882,
toWnsite Of Fort Benton vas duly sgBd regularly
entered at the Land Gfiiee, at Helena, Montana
Territory, on the 7tF day OF October "A. u. 1882
And further notice IS hereby given, that any
person persons claiming any lot or lots IN i'd
addition to the toWnsiEe Of Fort Benton must file
statement Of his or their claim Or claims at this
Office Of the Probate Judge of ghoteau county,
M. a.. at Fort Benton, within si1ty (60) days from
the 10th day Of October AZ 1882 said latter date
being the date OF the first publication Of this no
tiee. JOHN W.TATTAN,
Probate Judge Ghoteau County, NJ n.
| Dated 0ctoberl0 1882.
| Blank applications wilt be furnished af the
Probate Judges Office
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rAree Horses and One REsaIe.

0NE SMALL Bay HORSE, HAS BEEN sHoD,
u brand obliterated, One black mare, blotch
brand on the right hip horse shoe left shoulder
One bay horse, right hind leg Wblte, collar and
trace marks, no brands. One bay nul5, CD on
left shoulder, with brand onthe outside. Owner
can have animals BY applying and paying charges
to JoE. krPP,
Septa4tf Fort Conrad, NJ 4
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.
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Town and Non Resident RoII
for lSSI.

Bilbo 7 P, 4 lots in the town Of Lake Charles
800.
BIlbo Mrs VIM, 3 lots in the town of Charles,
go
Fitzgerald Pat, j lot in the town of Lake
Charles, 49,
Hemmenway Chas, 51S lots Lake Charles, 9B4
Houston F r, II lots Lake Charles. % 40.
Wagner Geo, 80 lots Lake Charles, 1854.
SCHNEIDER f, stock, g.
Auiier Geo, 100 acres sec IS 7 qSR7 w, 90,
Arm6rnster BENZ, 100 acres sec % I 9s r
s West, 2 co.
Bernard Delhomne, stock, Q co.
Bishob Ebb, 100 acres W1S of N VIZ s Ell
of VIZ and 8 Wa of 8 E1 sec Is I 8
R6 West, 9 90.
Boyle Therance, 100 acres sec T9SRTW, 800
Cole Alstine, SO acres land Whiskechitto
creek, ] IS
Declouet N b, 5s5 acres sec % TIL sR3
| West, s 80.
Deelouet L j or L B, 514 acres sec 81 T II
Rs West, 500.
s RI Vest, / CO.
Deyer Jno L, 100 acres sec 5 T9SR3 W, 2I6.
Farris A j. 81 acres s Ell Of s Ell Of sec 13
and N Ell of N Rlf of sec "a T3S RI w,
being same tract occupied by Demeey lies,
| l 60
Fontenot Theodule agt. Ellie GuiIlory, 8 Sc.
! Fontenot Theodule agt Baptiste Arloin 3 %
Gillian Daniel 100 acres situated ON English
Bayou, in sec IS T9SRS Vest, 2S
4 Calls Thos A, 62 acres lot No. 5 sec 25 r IL s
| R4 W, Lake Arthur, g 40
Guidy and Lafoss test) 15S acres 8 Ell Of
sec Il 7 SSR6 Vest, 3 20.
Hampton ] j, 100 acres Ell of S Ell sec 6
VS. offs w sec TSS r 6 West, l CO. 1
Harmon Mrs Marguerite, leg acres W. of N
W. sec Is T9SRS West, ESQ.
Isaac and Curtis 100 acres N VIZ of sec % T
4SR4 West, $50
Jamison Mrs Eliza, 272 acres vs. sec IS T g
; Il 3 West, 40.
Janier Samuel, internal impts, homestead,
Pamala Rowe, 40
Krammer Chas, 100 acres s VI! sec ID I o |
SRS West. . So.
LaPetrOleum and Mining Co., 1850 acres s 81. |
Leblanc Clete, 50 acres S w of Sw1l s E1z, |
of w sec Is 7 10 S r 3 west 81
Lee D II, $50 acres sec IS TSSR wv, sec |
7TSS r west, 5 20.
McCorguodale WIN d, 100 acres s VIZ of S |
WI sec 10 N WI Of n L u sec Is n Ell OF |
WY sec Is TO S r 13 west, Co.
T6s ", bought of Myra c. Gains, n o, /
Bujo Aulidee, so acres on English Bayou in
sec : I 9s II west, 30
Richard Theodule, 30 acres sec % T9SRS
west, 200.
see 5 T9S R3 west, l6 90.
Smith Geo ", 100 acres s1G of SIS sec "a rs
S r II west, 2 Sc.
walden Stephen, 100 acres on English BAYOU
sec I s r z west 90.
williams Josephine, 40 acres N WI of n VIZ
sec "a T9SRS west. 2 40.
williams Sam N, 22l acres sec Il To- Rei
west, 8 60.
willis ] and Bro, 124 acres sec II TsSRgl
west impts, 8 60.
webster Taylor 4S3 acres secs 81 and IS T 8
II v, and 1874 acres lots 8 @ Z and o sec
II T9 S r 10 West, 10 60.
Toodman Chas, I60 acres on English Bayou !
sec Il 7 9S RI West. 90.
Yykoh Heirs and representatives, 1854 acres
claim Of Celestin Layergue B, III sec 70
TSSR 3AE, and sec 40 7 SR2W, 80. {
soller Laurence, 100 acres on English BAYOU
sec Is I 9S RI west, . Sc.
Webb JnO and Lyons D B. $40 acres secs IS
and So I 10 S r 8 W, and sec 26 4sRI2i
W, bought Of Dave wingate and estate of
II Fscoubas, 49,
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49, e s.asr l,oR FL.

Aaeam Alexee, improvements, due 81 81
Augastin heOdat, naFfs and stock, diit. . AZ
Augustin Ali, ilapis and sfOcl, due 2 ~
Augusiin Paul. fnitas ard stock due 3 ~
: iAkiiwottll 9aIiion, stock, due ~
Armstrong William, stock, due 81
Armstrong Ralph. stock due / ~
AfcenallE flerre, iinpte ard sock due sgG
anderson e. Z, stock and yehicle DUO Is "a
Andrns Charles, iinpts and stock. due S9
Aidrldge II y, 100 acres sec ~ 4 q TR h 81.
and stock, due 60 50
AlstAn Church, improvements. due go
ASTON William, stock due AS.
ASTON Al ~ ceres situated III Beekwofth
creek aud improvements. Que ~ Isl
Allgo0d Mitchell, clock, fslc 30
Allg0od Jefferson. stock due YB
Allgastin Jos, impts and stock. duo 9 q
Austin JaeiS. stock due Is.
1ASsFtin N iiliAiH, n1plf and sleek, due fla
1lSinson " mJ, iippts alid stGca. die ~
haEEAtti n Y ii1ifirlfH enffnts dds 3 CO..
hatltF Henry, stock siuf z 30
bqlltY y j. 4HsptE ard stock due dgf
HALEY daHies r. impie AID stock due Is.
-sailc} lsil4les 4nipls aHdflack. disc 7iig
l3a7lef 4 =, sllsats aiil slqes 1lsle a 81
Befe yosenh YeEiehAf Sins aS
lsaAs AK3fiaiu, stQtli due
kell Eeo iqtHFoYanlents ana sfsek fiafe
zieii iirlsii4s Improvements foE
t5eatey 81 Etefk Tue ~
liFileIf 44saaE sltek lue
tAfi i-i e
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Lost or Arisuaid.

n Or About the 14th inst tssvvss,
~ t.afe Charles and Natehitoehes' tisrs..
l9tesi io-IFlt. One note given 81 r ii
ferikins n favor Of y. I. Doallet,. ,,r 5f,s,,
~ ~ dated JuIg n, 1885, and pegss' =
yet9pef II, iss2 one Hose given og las. q
~ ~, ~ Aal9r Ht A. DeWfleH Nv 0f,fet. for
s.l', slated ~ pr abuat Jp3y ia. iss2 AVA tsss-
able on Or ahout October To 1882 fls5 ss',5s
esfen ~ Arnold smiia. ID larof 81 +
iel8den q order, Tor Sif dated 81 or mimi
July ~, ~ and payable ii sixir daVs sress
sAlf. leraons age Wasaad not rs srads
+ DoWnFN
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PATE TT rs

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
Lnents in old ones. Caveats Trade Marks an
all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN II
leetad may still, in most eases, be pater
by us. Being opposite the u 81 Patent
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS
CLuslNELY, we can secure patents iii
time than those who are remote from r.
ington and who must depend upon Il
in all transactions with the Patent
When Inventors send model or s.
make search in the Patent Office and 54dYs
as TO liz patentability free Of charge Corres
pondenee confidential, prices low, and No
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT is OBTAINED
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General D. NJ
Key, Rev. F. d. Power, TO officials in the u.
8. Patent Office, and especially to our clients.
IN every State Of the Union and in Canada
For special references, terms, advice, er.il
Address G.. a. SNOW a. CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. q
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Town and Non Resident Roll
for tIie Kenrs so and 'sR.

for tIie Wears 80 and 'sH. E
Garraway J d, agt, stock and vehicle
due 81 81.
Gilley Isaac, 2 lots in town of LAX,
! Charles being lot 2 hi, ok 4 sit. on n
/ b. cor of Lawrence st, S 60.
Hagar Jesse, one lot in town of Lake
Charles, due 70.
Humble J, five lots in town of LAX,
Charles, due 90.
lessen Martin. three lots in town LAX.
Charles, due 40.
johnson Mrs Christian, one lot in towr
| Lake Charles, due l6 70
Lyons O s, stock and vehicle. 8 90.
Mathis Joseph, four lots bounded n by
A Pujo W by J Hanson. 9 "a.
Miller Henry, lots in Lake Charles
being potion of lot of the Hutch
ins ID Of lands, 4 20
Price Joe, t. oHe-haif lot in town Of
! Lake Charles bou,,ded n by Kirby
| st. s by Pereelia Holmes z by Tom
Holmes w by Broad vt, 10 90.
Pnlo Adoiph Jr, one lot in town Lake
Charles. 10.
Rowe WIN II, two lots town of Lake
Charles S Z IA block Is OF the BiIb1
S ID lands, 40.
American Sulphur Mining Co, 400 acrs
E1a of : ETA see II Ell ofNEl.4
sec l8 and E1a Of SEA sec u TO
3 r 10 west, 8 90.
Belden r l.. 236 acrs lots G. aud Is
of sec Is and lots 8 and 10 sec 20 T 8
s RI ", VIZ of s W Ia sec q. Il 8
R7w,l g.
Borgeois Myrtello o, 100 acrs ST. of N
Ella sec 6, SW IA of N W Ii sec 8
Tl0S Rs ", 9ec.
Brown ID s, 100 acres in secs g and 10. 4
Il 80 s Il 8 west, due 5 II.
Brown Jno, SD acres Nj of s. w Ia
sec 30 = s r 10 ", bought of John
NJ Smith, due 81
Fazende 2 o. LEO acres 81 of NEl-4
sec 81. " sec 30 and \ WI of sec
81, TO s Ii 10 W, less right Of way to
Louisiana Western r II 20, 5 II.
Gfednigo Jos, 1865 acres sec 25T5S
r 8 ", formerly assessed to Louis
Fontenot, due % 40.
Grief Henry, 100 aers Ell Of s w IA
and n w Ia of s VIA section IA
i 9S r 8 west, 81.
Holt Robt and Anna, leD acres N w
Ia of sec 3 T9S Rev. 29O,
JReoby Lawrence X, I20 acres 8 Wiz
OF s W IA sec IA, NJ Of NW14
sec % 4 9SR Sw 3 20.
Merritt Benz +, 80 acres N e IA OF N 4
Ella sec 81 T SR5w, g6c.
Palmer JBo, 80 acres N WI Of s Ella
sec 36 re S r u W, i so.
aosenqussh Dan'l, H60 acres Ell of E
II sec Is Il 9S II 6sw, 8 10.
schooner Jos, $50 acres N WI-4 sec q
T9SRs ", 4I6.
iarlnon Margaret. l57 acres W.T. Of N
" Ia section Is and S L. Of s W
IA section 10, TBS RSw, 8 Sc.
VIM d, 100 acres sees 3
40 and 10, tbs RIB w,256.
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On said day of sale / will sell sucl
portion Of each of said specific prop.
erty rs each debtor will point out. and
il case the debtor shall not point out
sufficient property. ! shall al once and
without delay, sell the least quantity
Of said specific properly of any debtor
which any bidder viii buy for TN
amount Of the taxes, interests and
costs due by said debtor. The sale
will be without appraisaent, for cash
'in legal money Of the United Statss
and the property sold shall be redeem.
ao'e, n any time for the space Of one
year BY paying the price given, with
twenty Per cent and costs added.
DAVID M. LYONS.
Shorthand Exs0iEieio TAX colI..e,or
NovEMBkR. II 1882
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iIlH gFE AuReE- TAIl RAZOR ETR0P EsIl
4li.il I1AnE ssARN car. = lssa E

lie horse-lali RazSl aIrop, nsana
tactnred exc Iusively for Southern ,rads,
BY mail 4Dcts. each dozen, So Nam
moth size, 81 eacL.
May n, 1852.
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! Vas0H " u, iApts and stock, taxe
Z eighty and eiglty-one, 5 20
Prescott Alfred, innpts and stock, take
< eighty, z "A
Palo Aaioiph, ec,l impis, tax so, 9G
!. Perkins lYin A, imPts and stock, take
eighty, 565.
e.
Raceas Henry, stock, tax SO, 81
fa'nWater L W. stock, taxes eight,
a''e eigaty-oIie, : Is
haiRh Jas ! ~ acres 5 Ella Of S
VII SEQ 4 6 Il 5 r 10 w, taxes
eighty, | A.
raspberry Jno, stool, taxes eighty
aug eighiF-ohe, : =
ise@'es me ~ stock, taxes eighty
ana eigatE,ohe, 2 W
+ i.e t, Jho " stock, taxes 81, 40.
i'elu ? L iHipis snd stock, taxes eighty
ana e3shly-ehe' ~ ",
he.a y ~ nnPts and stock, taxes
e'Si'h ana eighty-one 60s.
hester ! A. STOCK, taxes 81, . a,
i''ess "iu' ihiPts ana Stock taxes
:, -
eyon POI, ttock, taxes eighty and
! c'si''s-one' =.
h'ee JAS iinPts and stock, taxes eighty
ana elSney-ohe, e.
nice Jas Jr' stoek' taxes eighty and
-. e'sRt}-one, o..
l'se Jesse lniPts and steck, lakes
ga'y ana eiShty-ohc, . 10.
NC Isice JI", iinPis, taxes 81 and 9 8 s..
iliei isa.. = l. st1 s taxes eighty and
p;ci;er III 49, IA -, -, q g u
8 " taxes eiIi,ty aud n q-a
Riansiaen Ia. inots taxes 50 4 81 |
Ron ID ID sf,ck. taxes ri,rI,t,- ana /
ejghtv-opr 900
Ritter Richard stock tarss e;rhtv
and eigbty-ann a -
Ritter VIM stock. taxes eighty and
eightv-ane 80
Roberts Wm NJ or l stock taxes
eighty and eirl,ty-ane. 3s5 /,
Robertson Jos1er n gork taree
eighty and ci6btv-ape . 70 .
Robertson N A stock taxes 30 g1o
LlyJl upfS Nary Ann Ei.l acrgS Mo X ] .
ETA sec 81 SI-2 Of S RIA ser %
TgSRgW "a and Al 9Rs r
Ross lei Ben. limits. taxes eipbty and
eighty-ope 3 %
Ross Mike. acrs land aud irr,fs N Y
E7-4 of n WI sec % T 9 s R &
w southwestern. hand DISTRICT ~ Y
Lo,Iisia,,a. taxas 80 and 9l . "a
2oundtres T p, phiIlins, DInf1 sfoot Y
taxes e,gbtv and ejgbtv-ona 4 40
Rowe WIN II. IL acres bonp5n.l n hy Y
Aur. LYONS. e by-C SCHNEIDER vi
by w T. Gin. and & Ly Iastio ,
Gpillorv with limits md s,,;.l. tavas
eighty and cighty-ono s0-a 7
sov Fr"zien. INNS ana storI. ,axos Y
cighty and cigbtv-onn o37o '
tower j ! stocl,' ,ta-es 81 md a eOI y
IVAN CLas imnts aud sr,,sl, taEas
o;rb,v. i 81
wan 90 ~ L,lo+ooL ...,xo. en- , "a V
wan Isaac / VIZ nf blanl. 10 of -
the BiIbo 3 d, heinz a sonars n y
200 feet n L corner of han and
Belden street, taxes so. 202. v
.yan Jacob, 334I acres land, parish y
tax only, so, and 81. 81 IS. y
ivan Jas /, ( acres bought of Jacob n y
Ryan, taxes eighty. ] -.
.yan J L, $50 acres near Corp. lidc
on Bayou Choupiquc. tax ciehty
aud eiefty-one, taxes il 70. v
yam d Geary sec 6 9 aud 10 T 6 S + v
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Young Henry, (e.) stoc, 9 90.
Elf VIM, impts and stoc, ] As.
Perkins Mrs Delphine 10 acres, o.
Perkins Mrs Mary, 100 acres 81
Hardy Antonier 20 acres 80.
IieBow Redmand. stock, ? 90