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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Courlrn llroprrtp for Sale ano to Get.

Cuunlrn l1rJpertD for Sale GIo 10 Let.
L7OR SALE or TO Rem / for term Of years.
deuot ou teen rooms IA not and cod WAFER.
and ali convouinces; good carriage house and stub for
three two 0s OF and; all In perfect
order Address ROBIN >, Is Cortland ST.
LOR SALE.-HOuse a sacrifice So 200; half
IT, vaus, elegant large country residence adapted for
city station high ground five
and hall miles form Paterson
BOOK OUT BROS. EngBvers On Wood No. 80 Maiden
lane, New York.
LOR SALE.-2lO.O00 acres of very desirable
coal ana Hard Wood Timber Land the waters OF the
Cumberland River KenTucky; title perfect For aud
all information address KENTUCKY, Tribune ONCE
TOR SALE, AT P0UGHKEEPSIE,
L TO CLOSE THE ESTATE.
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
G W. SWIFT.
On the HYDE ParS Road minutes walk from the
Office. con. sing Of
NINE ACHES OF LAND,
With twostory ana attic FRAME DWELLING containing
10 rOOma with gas aud heated
by steam.
CaruaCe.hOuse ami ample utOuidnga
Apples pears and lruit Of al kinds IN abundance
For particulars apply 60 WALTER CORLlES. agent, =
GNuen-st.. roug lAeepsie
VALUABLE Long Island seaside land at
Lawrence Par ROcKaway, directly trontiny the
IN condition 10 build on AZ once aud IL
pre-. adape private sdences being entirely Tree
ON all uusan,es surrounded by private country stats
P'''' NPp' P.F. kobe
Room 81.
63 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Gitp Real gstare for Sale.

FOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-story and base
men brownst0ne hOnses 74x53 feet; lot 100 feet IL
inches fine location plumbing perfect ne cabinet hnsh
days work Appreciated when 100, l32, "a West
l22d st. 9Th aud 7t-aves Mount Norris Park nf0r
nation on premises. owner and builder BARTLETT
SMITH
THREE full lots on the Morningsde Plateau.
l2lss east Of the Boulevard the crest OF the high
ground grade and with splendid view Of the surrounding
country, about the highest ground OF Central Park viii
be sold cheap and terms Apply 10 owner NJ EN-
NINGS DEMORESr 10 East l4th-st, City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
ACCORDED REAL estate TKANsFERs.
NV. YORK CITY.
Gitn Rea! : state tor Sale.

. GREAT BARGAIN.-Three splendldly To-
n cated ami full the highes' part OF @lst ST.
Letw AOrningsde Park and he GI anu MI ~
grade promising side Of the We5t 9s' THfS
sold Tor 800 ca J telms Apply " w. 'h-'NA4'"'
DEMO HEsT, IS East l4th-st -
PLOT of nearly 800 bulkheaded water
n front lots In New-IOrk HarbOr for sac Darsain
H. A. YOUNG, Engineer, &c, 70 EAenanse -gI@-e.
business property for investment ~ rHsI,
ID Third and Fourteenth WARDS paying W PSi eS
net John Il. PLArr, 255 broadway.
EOR SALE-Or would exchange Tor larger
house. No. 243 East 5lstst. story broWnstOne %.
RULAND q WHITING, No. beeAnAn SS
DOR SALE.-On East I'D ST., near Le&ing-
ton ave S-stOry brick house Sl3'OOO. hCLANO
a WHITING, No o Beekmanst
LOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on ltn,
18th 10Th goth list I'D 23d and ON IS west oi
4tn-ave. also Irving Place price -3OOO 70 soVVV1
i. j. HPENTR SO Last I'D at \ a. y A: bnlllng.
TOR SALE rhree-stOry, high stoop, base
u,mt houses BSth ST., I'd and daves ready Tor oeeu
nancy Al OOU 20 $1,000 Apply TO JOhN u OlIIMMAN
iO57 ID ave. or 2ls East oslh 81.
NOR SALE.-Nos. $50, 1872, 1874 122d-st..
Il 6Lh and thieves Mount Morris Park three ont OF
s.ven elegant new brown ia by ~ lOt IOOt
"a WORK perfect built by days work appreciated Nheh
sAA"'H0D A"t BARTLETT SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
auction sales Of Real eslate.

A J. BLEECKER, Auctoncer.
a. "a TORY PROPERTY IN TiiE DIST WARD.
Al. ELrHc kEK & SON VIII ,-l on TT tspAT. N9vern-
way valuable siXsoty IN tory Nos &us anu III
th ~. Soavr Lot lNlO0 building 0ONrn
light sides entire lot cUseird Win bulnx To pfsJ
story rear boiler and engine steam re
Clo.rts On each uoor all modern IVeueuts ueesc sues
siyteeuuch walls % Ioofi suitable 4Of any
maniac "a tn purpose.
Th~e,sorv brick house an ot No 500 tthst good
order with 4 modem vaults uAio sde"aAs
size, zJ1 = DOCK.
Plot look corner Washl rf0nare broadway and Co
lumbia ave. wtrfv fourth Wa d, rear h lsf cars
Mapsat BLEECKtk's, 80. = Va sau st.
A DRlAN II. MULLER, Aucti0neer.
ABSOLUTE SALE BY EXECUTORS
OF VALUABLE
BROADWAY
AND OTHER IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Adrian n Muller son viii sell Wednesday.
ember at l. O'Clock at the exchange SaesgoOu NO
T. ii EruluWay. the tauaule rrUut.t y
no 80 Broadway. with lot AID buildings IN rear known as
No 80 CROSBY
No "a Broadway, running through to crosby 81
The mar font building 70 tLathanst, extending 10
New Bowcry.
20. 2ji water st.. ana No j. Peek sin,
by direction Of Levi A. lockwood and Dwight : Herrick
Executors, &C.,, OF tine late john simpson. To
close tho ESTATE.
Thu Will be without reserve 800 per cent ~ the pur
remain bond and Tor years az
8 per cent nj ol tiOl OF purchaser
Maps and may Ue had % auctOneer no. .Plne
ST, VI Executors a. Office OF
80 80 Nassau.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Real Gstale naulco.

WANTED.-TO purchase or rent IN Car
w Evansville for immediate s'e,sioL SINAI, raiaS OF
be In perfect order with m particular X kC O"
north west corner Duane ana n udsOn St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
BroOilpu lrUl:rt1 fOr "a: an> 10 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, tOur-stOrY
brick dwelling the sila OF. C0lu nbia Heights
md way between sutton AMI Wan Stoe5 Ferries. ov3r)Dt
mgthe bay an cIn in throuE 70 9 Ir nla-s yil Di
FIruta-st loo 2jEljJ asut mo llG JlY
q cash relnLLel. Address 2 LEsrEE rrllune y ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Gltnnilons Uante0 Males.


Gltuallons Udnteo-- Hlaies.
Az Fxnerieuced Salesman, well-kn0wn ana
y Acquainted with the North Carolina trade wanta sit
ma fi Good references Address CELANDi> o1iordN e
DOACHMAN. &c.-By sober. reliable man,
cST ,ns Se good careful am err furnace and
maze himself generally uselul es reere'e from last e
pOyef. Addlcss Il. l., Box ~, tribune once
COACHMAN.-First-..l e. IS; by one WHO under
~ stands MS business in all s branches strictly tenper
ate marne, children Best OF references Call or address
II. b.. $40 West i-dst
NOACHMAN.-By an Englishman married,
tons from he families competent reliable
Please address PRESENT EMPLOY III. East .2d It
NOACHMAN.-By il filst-class coaohmln who
best city Address NJ. NJ 1873 Trbu0e Up
town once Los broadway.
NARDENER-By a competent Sc0tcbman;
-, - %a.ea has thotossn P.au'I re. dh
aud rose hoa-e the forcing Of mu.l rooGs euSunees
Ing lands stOcE &c Can address W. T. gard hs II Sou
SHIPPING CLERK or COLLECTOR--By
perencs furnish satsia. rrtefenres and security
Address .. %. wElDEN HAMEk 2I2 -eeeha ~ ----
ITSEFUL.-By an English Protestant man
- and wife in genilemsRs PTlSAts ere Furnace IL pn
gardner Vito experienced o. OF auhd sss SOvr
sober ana tnsy middle ~ years IA this country no
encumOrance Please cal 81 ITO est Io'h'' A0A o
city.
TSEFULNAN, COOK, &c.-By an English
y ana wife IA map PIiS ate tany
man % DIVE care q asre 10th give good
reconene auons sober honest steady Gail No 10 est
l6thst
WAITER.-By a young swede, age "a, IN q
MI. dufss hes good city reference Address T. H. IIib
Uptown once, T.2Ss broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

Choice offices be secured by early application TO the
subscriber his Office In said building IA TO 20 Broadway
" II VAIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Ciip prouerip 90 EcL

A IL IMPROVEMENTS elegant new, single
~ third and fourth fats Z4s West l23dst reference TO
Qured owner premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

ITO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story trhstOop dwelling. 10 3t3 East osthst. the
only one nnrented a row Of eghti al improvements
restricted. low desirable tentnt l. J. CAR
PENTEi.. SO East 23G-st. Y N. C. A. Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Goruorlllon \ ollces.

NOTICE-PrOposais for Estimates for re-
~ pairing and balkhead foot OF 2cst T. r.. viii
be ece we'd y the OF Ooks AM ne duane
On DAY, December L. lso2. az II oelocs M fog
fu information the ty Record opies FOR sale a. No
City all
NOTICE.-Proposlls for Estimates Tor repair
ing 1ukhsad aGd platform q foot q lSoth 81 n RI
Duane St. uDdi MON DAY December ls- al AZ O'Clock,
Nj For fol- Information the city Record copies for sale
at No. City Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

~ third fourth fats Z4s West l23ds reference re
quired owner premises
TO LET.
IN THE WELLES BUILDING"
situated Broadway and opposite Bowling Green
the best Offices in the city of y ew-York for
BANKING, INSURANCE, BROKERS' o. OTHER BCsI-
NESS.
This entirely and truly magnificent building is about
completed and ready occupancy is built Of brick iron
and PINK granite and
THOROUGHLY FIRE-PRoOF.
It contains four elevators pure spring water
from artesian well and all tho
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
e9sO1lO.957

-, S-,re1i Der l. 1851. TO November le-- ne P pr
FROM sQu- ~ I by the mines OF the United 7lt'S J.,
dhcliS. go $50 O2I and the amount OF g1Iu 80 &
Ina'- frv Ia excess OF TIC amount i-!p3l ~.
rom ~, - $50 The dereEce @l,-|e'tSo' ~ M
crtas , - 100000 o. this amount las oeen us'u ~
msls Is.ynt s. 5364s5 Is the Increase IN sie s"Ch
the pa r., liTg m re country and available Tor cfcu
o. Fo ME toI excess imports OF COLA over eApoI's
@ the iare OF resumption G" NONo.uDeI A. I9S- L.
rom l1s3 an S7s ana the total god pro 0c or me
be H. Tirad states for the period IS esuna'eu 70
b@ve ,c.u Sl47, 509.O2l. . 80 ot, md c,r
Ae .iuc liable SHOWS the amount OF com ,luC It
4io a. country OF January /, 1879 AMI on NOFenl-
rem - ~ We ms 1879, 1850 1851 and ls92:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

gNe lnteTesI-OCUIlu- =. ~. ,,4,l
vas on November l last, Sl,lls'O7o'-VV. -.
amount of bonds held by the Natlohai DaiA7 dte
s sua ,s ~ ascertained was S676G39357 which
that o0Dip not rsay less than one half Of the whole in
debt Similar facts have also o'en 5ors
Yed from the roturns made by ss '6epartment
bnS nnrnose of taxation showing nat te sS
banAefs o. .ne r'onf OF United states bonds curing
telu ~ 1870 81 ended May 81 last a. follows
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18
Frank Leslie. sunday Magazine.


The December number Ia fall Of deli shtful,
entertaining and adifying reading; indeed it
would be hard to fnd grouped within two
covers more varied, interesting and gsnsrslly
instructive matter. The editor, the Rey Dr..
Talnase, has some peculiarly interesting :. e
says on Timely Topics,' and sermon n the
Home Pulpit. : Forward" There are some
studies IN the Acts Of the Apostles, grouped
under the heading : international Lessons for
1893, which every ons may p-ottabty Study.
There are stories, sketches, essays, poems, etc..
McDonald. LID; Michael Munkacsy, Profes-
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other writers Of celebrity. Among the other
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national 6anday school Lessons Tor 1888 q :. Wit,
Wisdom, and Pathoa OF Childhood, :. Rhymes
and Rhythms Of thu Little Folks = Drift Of
Religious Comment, s terial 1 t.cmmants.'' e
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Publisher. 50, - and 81 fsrk Place, s...sw York
tsifs.%8ss5
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4 erese, 1sezish fretful vito is quits nnhspr,
to hsrseh and to hsr WisoIs household. But sks
is to be pit!ed. fhs is sufferer from multitude
Of female .lls that haya prestratsd hsr asntaIiy
aEc passI:aiiy. She needs seme Steat wonder
working iron to:,ic and female regulator, to
reileye the monthly troubles. and to. tbs rur-
pose EEglMh Female Bittery stands ahead Of all
unerung certainty, lsysr fa;1ingac ssFe entire
satisfaction to married snu angle lassses. One
bottle often cures cage,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18

NI1EyY, dealer in Dry Goods, Cloth
Wing, Boots, Shoes, HITS, Groceries,
Fnrnire. Hardware and Plantation sup.
plies. Lemann's uld stand, Mississippi
street. 8. FEITEL, Agent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18

n ISRAEL & CO, dealers in Dry Goods,
Ne Clothing, Bonta, Shoes, Saddiery;
nsgies. etc, corner Mississippi street and
hauRd Avenue,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18

NO. DLoZANO, dealer in Groeeries,
q Winena Liquors. Croekery. Tinwar
Notions, No. 2i Railrond Avenue, he
tween Ca,ay and st. Micltae! streets,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18

A D.vEGA. Agent, dealer in Dry Goods,
As Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Groceries, Liquors, Furniture, Hard
ware, Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lumber,
Bricks, Carts and Wagons; Loeb's corner,
railroad Avenue and Mississippi street.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18

III KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
Js Houlnas street. dealer in Dry Goods.
Eetions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Pro
rions, Corn, Oats and Bran.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18
4 WAS. A. RAQUlE.
ATTORNEY AT Lazy,
Rlnhn vsVIA. a.

Practices ia the 2aatl and Doth Judicial
Districts. ramprising the pasiehesof Jeffer-
s.on, 81. Charles. St. John. ST. james and
AseeAsiaa. aHd before this Federal aud
s,upssine Courts ia New Orleans.
Spseisi atfeutien paid tn the collection Of
s,t,nhefcial claims
Address ltehns,ale r g.. st.Glarles: Ia.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-11-18
T1ksAlI'
BARBER Up.

+, FERNANDEZ. Der Shop, Mis-.
4 10 xissippi Street, ntsorner Lcssard.
Shaving, hair-cutting, sbooing, ETC.. in
most artistic style
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-02

johnson Mitchell NJ, stock, tax eighty
and eighty-one, 3.54. 10 g.rS
Jones Jesse, impts, taxes eighty, 1852.
Jones J r, impts and stock, taxes of
eighty, 800. 80 ~ .-' 49,
Jones Nathan A, impts and stock, tax
eighty and eighty-one. 6.96.
Jones VIM NJ, 40 acres N W IA of n
z Ia sec 8 I 6 S RS w, taxes of
eighty 4.96. r. T. .'. r. Asr~
Jordan Allen, impts, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, $40. 5g. 5.- -"
Jordan Orig impts, taxes eighty and
.eighty-one, $50. .s' .-.
Jordan Peter, inpts, taxes eighty and
eighty-one. 4.26. - .t.F. 80
Jordan Wilson, impts and stock, taxes
" eighty, 5.4S. ~t1nr ,,.r4aL 5.ao
Kearney G II, stock, tax eighty, LAB.
Kelly VIM, impts and stock taxes Of
eighty, 2.28. ..,.- f#-t2
Kingrey Seaborn, impts and stock, tax
eighty and eighty-one, 600. a...
Kirkland, Sap'l, impts and stock, tax
eeighty and .eighty-one, 3.44. a
KNIGHT w B. limits and stock. taxes
eighty and eightg-oRe, s16. f...@
Laeasse Servius, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eigbty-one, R7.44. sar>
Ladnier Nathan. impts and stock, tax
eighty and eighty one, 3.12.
Laird Jas 3, impts and stock, taxes
-, eightv and eighty. one. 562. .
ranclais AIex inpts and stock. taxes
eighty $50.
Landry Lufroid. stock. tax eighty and
eigity-one. $50 -
Landry Firman. limits and stock tax
eighty and eigbty.one, 4 Sc.
Langley John. stock, tax eighty, 2.44.
LANGLEY Leon, impts and stock. taxes
eigbty 4s4 g..
LANGLEY Lucius, impts and stock, tax
. eighty and eiqhtv-one, sos. #.
Langley Louis 4 stock, taxes eighty
and eiohty-one 3 So
Lannier Thos. impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eichty-ope 5 o.
Leblanc d II MogeI D . w acres ~ -" -
sec o 90" ~ D W. '"A eisn'y "nu
r eighty-one, 4 %. -, , ....,. ....
LeoIeS AfE o go ipp'' al" S'o'A' '"A0S
eign'E, Z-9Z. ., . ;L.
beoLcn. AIeustus' s'ooA' taxes e'SN'9
LehIen Edward limits and stock taxes
heU:eH l1q"SFu! l"iPVS a"u ' 90 '"Ae'
eIgn'S anu III r.s", Sa ,o"e o % IT,. .
heOleu MrS El'%"' ooZ aTteS' io's - >,
D ana - . OF sec e anu e - o. 10. .
sec 4 . y w. '"A e'gn'y anu
el9h'g7"ne' - ~,
AeoIeu 1acNSon', -, SE0'N' Lax eisH'y anu
e'gh'y-one' ? =" :L. ;,.
Lee "eo, SC"cA' '"AeS eiSN'' " S'sD7
one . ~, a,...~ -. ro {,
Lee Jas D LOU acres io' . Sc r. : . > .
II y" ana "a. 'o{o' sec - . > 81 ~
. W; YAK elgh'y q e'Sne! ,oIe' . ~
Lee 1ohD' s|'Gh' t"AeS VI e'8n'5 any
eIghIy one . " ., on
lee + D. S'0eA' taAes eisnt1' w.
Lee Upton, STOCK taxes ei8nty' 20:
Legg Jno, lmPts ana st0ck' taxes 81
eigG'y, z o. - :L. %
Leg Levy stoGk' lakes 9ignIy' 81 a.
Lewis WIN, doU y aer T1 " ~ VI " - =
sec ! p u W. taAes e4SH'y q
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-02

M N VIZ sec II d S Elm E14
sec 10 I 9 S + Is W, taxes OF
80, 1850.
Droddy Henry stock, taxes 80, and
81, 1892. ....
Droylan VIM 16l acres sec % T 10
SR9 West, stock, taxes 80 and
81, 600, ..
Dugat Nalery stock, taxes of 80 and
81, 500.
Duhon Alexis stock, taxes 80 lao.
Duhon Louis (c.) improvements and
stock, taxes 80, and 81, $40.
Duhon Norbert improvements and
stock, taxes 80, 2.44.
Duhon 0neziu1e stock, taxes 80, and
81, 2.12. a
Duhon Richard No. l stock, taxes
80, 2.2S.
Duhon Richard No. 2 improvements
and stock, taxes 80, $40.
Duhon VaIery improvements and
stock, taxes 80, and 81, 4.72.
Dunn Jno L, improvements, taxes 80,
and 81, 2.20. ..a ~. .
Dupriest W, A, stock, taxes 80, and
81, 3.l2.
Dyer Jos stock. taxes of 80, and 81,
2" 2.64.
East Celestin stock, taxes 80, $50.
Ellis Harry improvements, taxes 80,
and 81, 212.
Emphries Cyprien stock, taxes 80,
and 81, $50.
Escoubas AdOlph stock, taxes 80, and
81, $50, a."H. .@"..a. ..
Ethridge Benz Improvements and
stock, taxes 80, aud 81, 5.44.
Fairchild Jackson 100 acres S En- sec
I5T9S R1$. w, taxes 80, and
81, 4.SS. 5a rm =r.aa
FaircLiid Joseph I54 acres NJ Of S14
of sec SO T 6 S Z 10 W, taxes 80,
and 81, 4.SS. 80 -....s F-e-
Fairchild & Lyons warehouse and
stock in trade, taxes 80, and 81,
Farque Alex stock, taxes 80, and 81,
4.56.
Fmque Carmillien 100 acres s WI Of
S E5 sec rs and NI-2 of n Ella
sec 80 T OSIRIS W, taxes 80, 1870.
Farque Domanjo improvements, taxes
50, 420.
Farque Jos c, improvements and stock,
taxes 80, and 81, 9.O4.
Farr Jno G improvements, taxes 80, 40.
Farris Albert jr improvements and
stock. taxes 80, and 81, 8 S8.
Farris N P stock, taxes 80, and 81,
4.S0. ...r ....
Fish Jos improvements, taxes 80, and
81, 2.84.
Fish RewbiR improvements and stock,
taxes 80, and 81, 2.88.
Fish WIN improvements and stock,
taxes so, and 81, $50. g.
Fontenot Antoine, improvements and
stock, taxes so, 3.88.
Fontenot Baptist, improvements and
stock, taxes 80, 2,28.
Fontenot Sosthene, stock, taxes so,
and 81, 2.8o.
Ford p P, improvements al d stock,
taxes so, and 81, $50.
Fashee Jno, l60 acres n Ella sec is
T 3 S r IL w, taxes so, d 81, sos.
Fountain z A, so acres SI-2 of 5
VIA sec IL T s S r Is W, taxes
so, and 81, $50.
Fountain J NJ, 1850 acres in secs II
q and 28 T.9 S r 13 w and in I
SR13 W, taxes eighty and eighty
one, 25.32. u.-n .-.- ..
Fountain VIM G, stock, taxes eighty
and eighty one, 3.S4.
Fowler SamH A, 100 acres Mp of N
Ella sec 10 Mp of N VIA sec 30
T3 SRI w, taxes eighty and
eighty-oHe, 2.76. rt..H ....-.
Francois Joachen, imPts and stock, tax
eighty 2.2S.s q n f. aSa#s ~
Francois Pierre, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eightyrone, 6.96. -,a II
Frazier David, impts aud stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-ope, 3.2l. .-s1 s
Fruger Octave, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty one, 4.56, .aaa5s " ,ia 4! Z .. .5
Fusellier aJno Baptiste,. inPts and
stock, tax eighty d. eighty-one, 7.6s.
D W F, stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, 3.S4. 81 +aa5 Il
Darlington Est j Hebert, impts, taxes
eighty, I.6Q. r.. s A t6.,f
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-02

-" =
ms is the universal verdict of
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-02

Serious Comflugraafors-
Wa 4,aassat ia lhapn Of tho do
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-02

BE0OWcu NaaETcs
Our tnwnSman- Mr.. Eranl Rassl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-02

BY virtue of the authority vested
in me by the constitution and laws
of the State of Louisiana, will sell
at the principal front door of the Court
House, Parish of Calcasieu,i in the town
of Lake Charles, Louisiana, in which
the Civil District Court of said parish
is held, within the legal hours for
Judicial sales, beginning at IL o'clock
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-02-11

oonie 1ine ago perty of three Black
aoo three hundred Crees Int ians lief,
'o' Low river. Canada, On the warpa,h
aeioss The lice againstthe Crows. a la-y.
n-,iioel IS said to have b. en- killed. An
olo and vel known Indian, who has lust
uieu' before his death made q confession
~h'cn entirely cleared up what had been a
1eaIioi mystery for half century. Fifty
years ago Nicholas Garland, q pioneer.
LOOK tract Of land situa,ed iu vha, ia
now the township of Beckwith. in the
counn'y OF Lanouk, built cabin upon i,
auu pfoceecsi to clear away the dense tor
es' standing upon the tract. At tha. time
ne nad q wife and one small child very
pretty little girl named Alice. One day
Aiice did not return frocl the edge of the
& .a-lng, where she had been PLAYING with
Two other children. An alarm was raised
anu all the woodmen in the country there
aDouls joined Ia search which lasted
many days, but resulted in no clue of the
missing child, and the general verdict sr-
rived at by the hunters was that Alice had
been carried of and devoured bv one of
the bears with which the country then
abounded. The conclusion seemed toebe
corroborated by the discovery of some
clean, small bones few months aiterward
deep hollow couple of miles from.
Gai lands cabin. They were gathered
carefully together and buried by the IA,
ther and Mother of Alice near their home
all the people for miles around attending
the funeral, which was the first ever held
IN that section by the whites The loss Of
her child and THE terrible strain of the long
Suspense, and the ghastly discover subse
quent, broke down the strong constitution
OF Mrs. Garland, and she died with bro
ken heart, not long after the funeral Mr.
Garland, after his wlfe's death. became
hard and ascetic, never referred to his trou-
Die, never associated with mis- neighbors
and has ever since lived hermit N the
cabin he first built. This old Indian who
recently died, however, says that he saw
Alice on that dav when she was PLAYING
with her companions on the clearing be.
came facinated with her childish beauty
and carried her away and raised her as one
Of his own in his family. When che be-
came manageable she was thoroughly In
ulaulzee and her abductor managed to nave
her married TO one of his sons. She is
now living in Bruce countp, and is the
mother OF large family, She has never
shows that she mas any recollection of her
parents or home, and appears happy. The
lying Indian said that so well had she
)een cared for that he believed no one
could have convinced her of her real ORR
I'D or induced her to change her lot, and
le added that no one bat himself and the
on who married her was ever made ac-
'ualnted with her history. The confess
On is believed to be true, and has caused |
profound sensation. /