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Cable from Par6ell.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 16.-The following
cable is received by President Mooney, Of
the Irish National Land league, from Par
nell: In view of the strong opinion ex-
pressed in your cables and the impos-
sibility of my presence at the convention
on the 26th, would advise postpone
ment until autumn. when promise to at
tend. Signed PARNELI.
The message was too late to make the
postponsment possible.
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Harrington deprecated the wicked dynam-
lite attempts made from time to time
which, he said would never achieve the OBJ
jects aimed at. He advised united legal
agitation.
Richard Power, the member for Water.
ford, has resigned the whipship of the
I 'ish party.
CoRK, April 16.-The force at the harbor
forts and magazines is increased. A re-
port to-day that a torpedo boat was on
board suspicious craft for America
created sensation.
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II. j. GALLAGHER, an old time journalist, died
in Chicago yesterday morning. Johnnie Gal
lagher, as he was well known in nearly every
city from ocean to ocean, began his professional
career in reportorial capacity as an attache of
the Chicago Republican, just previous to the
great fire of 1871. Subsequent to that event he
occupied position On the Chicago Times,
which he resigned, however, to become sport
ing editor of the Tribune of the same city. He
remained in that capacity until 1875, when he
returned to the Times, and during the following
year was called to New York by George Lanigan
who short time previous had assumed the po-
sition of editorial writer on the World, to act
as night editor of that paper. His dis
charge of the duties incident to
that position were of character
that enhanced not only his professional reputa-
ton, but the reputation of the World, and were
so arduous and uninterrupted as to permanently
affect his health. Early in January of the cur
rent year he severed his connection with the
World and started West on a tour of observa-
ton, in the hope that change of scene and air
wonld aid in the recuperation of a system en-
feebled by disease. He reached Denver, Color
ado, during the same month, where he was en-
ployed as the assistant to Mr.
Zregenfuss, managing editor of the
Denver Republican. But he had sought
to avail himself of the advantages of the clear
bracing air of the Centennial state too late, and
after about two months service returned East,
and accepted position on the editorial force
of the Chicago NeacS, where he remained until
his death. As a journalist, Mr.. Gallagher was
one OF the most competent In city where ac-
complished journalists are the rule As friend
ne was among the most faithful; as companion,
most entertaining and genial, and as a man, hon.
est and honorable in all the relations of life
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ocean Steamshin Nevs

New YORK, April 16.-Arrived, the Euro
pean steamers Arizona and Deruyter.
Boston, April 16.-Arrived, the steamer
Norseman from Liverpool.
LONDON, April 16.-Arrived out, the
Canada, from New York.
AMSTERDAM. April 16.-Arrived, the Rot
terdam, from New York.
LONDON, April .16.-The iAlsatian and
Sandman, of New York, arrived out.
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The celebration of the twenty first ami
versary Of Emancipation day at Washing
ton yesterday was participated in by the
entire colored population of the city, and
there was an entire suspension of business
on their part, and consequent considera-
BILE interference with that of the white
trash" The procession was a mammoth
one, and the route of its march was lined
with perfect sea of ebon countenances.
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PROHIBITION has been statute law in
Maine for about thirty years. There are,
however, in the state 76S United States
licenses for selling liquors. In Bangor
there is one saloon for each 10 people and
in Portland one saloon for each 155 of the
population. Gen. Neal Dow is quite
right, prohibition does not prohibit.
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ST. PAUL, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1883.
Democratic City Convention.

The Democratic city convention will be held
at the old court house at 10 a. m, April Is, to
nominate candidates for
Mayor,
City Attorney,
City Comptroller.
Two Associate Judges of Municipal Court.
One Alderman and one School In
spector from each of the Second Al
dermaric districts of the First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth wards, one Alderman and one
School Inspector from the Sixth ward. Also,
Alderman from the First precinct of the Second
ward to fill vacancy.
The primaries for the purpose of choos-
ing delegates for the above convention
will be held on Tuesday evening April oath,
from to o'clock at the usual places of
holding election, as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates.
First precinct .......-.... 1
Second precinct. ........,.-..........
SECOND WARD.
Second precinct 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THIRD WARD.
First precinct ..................' 4
S-c0nd precinct. ...............'.. D
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct. ..... Observation-Disclosures. 8
Second precinct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
Third precinct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Fourth precinct ........ j
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct ............ ........ ......
Second precinct. 3
Third precinct. ......... ................... 2
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
By order of the committee,
ANsEL OPPENHEM, Chairman.
April II, 1888.
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A Queer CIaim Against Ben.

BOSTON, April 16.-The Republican state
central committee will issue circular of
fering for sale bill against General But
Ter of about $4,000, claimed to be due one
Leet, of Southboro, who in reply to an
offer of reward by Gen. Butler during the
last campaign, for a person to father the
document entitled ''Nuts for Butler to
crack" claimed he wrote it and de-
manded the reward, which has not been
naid
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THE OLD WORLD.
THE TRIAL OF CURLEY FOR COM
PLICITY IN THE CATENDISH
MURDER.

DE-. Webb, Counsel for the Defense, Wants
to Withdraw from the Cases-The Great
Nihil;st Trial in Russia-Twenty-Five
Persons Condemned to Penal Servitude-
a miscellaneous Record of Foreign
Events.
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AS the company above alluded to is q
distinctively st. Paul organization, having
been formed by our local capitalists and a
majority of the stock being owned here, a
reporter OF the GLOBE called upon Mr.. ].
II. Drake, former secretary of the COM
pany, at his residence No. 800 Grove street
last evening for the purpose of obtaining
! such facts in the case as he could furnish.
Mr.. Drake stated that he was not entirely
familiar with the condition of the affairs of
the Sioux Falls Water Power company, but
SO far as he knew the company had not
failed.
''Has the Merchants National bank of
this city been stuck for $4,000. as is re-
ported?"
'It has not"
HAS any bank here or elsewhere been
Stuck for that amount or any amount?"
ut has not, so far as Pm aware of.
Neither that bank nor any other bank here
or elsewhere, SO far as 1 know, has been
left.''
At this juncture admonitions to the
gentleman not to stand out in the cold any
longer, impeiled his retirement and the
reporters retreat.
From sources presumably correct, it was
learned that the failure, or alleged failure
was in the nature of a special plea, filed by
the creditors to secure themselves, and as
the creditors are said to be the leading
stockholders, there may be more founda-
ton for the report than is contained in
common rumor.
| LATER DEVELOPMENTS.
| Subsequent to the visit to Mr.. Drake
the following dispatch was received at the
| GLOBE office:
| Sioux FALLS, D. T. April 16.-The Queen Be-
mill was built in 1879 by astock company of nor
residents, known as the Sioux Falls Water Powe
company, with a capital stock of 100000
Two hundred thousand was originally paid in OF
the original subscription of 100000. mil
cost over S5O0,000, and when completed was no
half paid for, and in this unsatisfactory con
dition of affairs, its first experience
in actual work was with the miserabl
CT p of 1880 and 1881. Three months of ex
perience increased its debt, and when the affai
was on the verge of failure the directors sen
President Elwen to Sioux Falls to save it if pos
sible. He has held it on its feet year and
half, and maintained its credit, bu
having exhausted all personal habilit.
on the part of the shareholders, ant
having given them all an opportunity to assis
him in wiping out the original debt, he say
he does not feel that he can further fight single
handed the claims of honest creditors who hav
already waited two years for their money. H
declines to make any statement, claiming tina
the creditors know the facts. The property vii
no doubt be sold under the present process.
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A New Morning German Paper.

Volume one, number one, of Die Taegliche
Presse, appeared Yesterday morning. This is
the first issue of the new morning German
paper which has been established in st. Paul.
1t is a nine column folio sheet, makes fine
typographical appearance, has an excellent array
of reading matter and a splendid advertising
patronage. The publishers have every reason ia
be pleased by the prospects of their venture.
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GRESHAM has gone back on Chalmers,
the mongrel representative from the shoe
string district of Mississippi, and refuses
to make removals and appointments to
suit him. This is an exhibition of unex-
pected good sense on the part of the post
master general that is certainly gratifying
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The new Wabash & Missouri Pacific
railway combination now operate the long
est line of railroad in the world, under a
single management, and which only lacks
but twelve miles of being ten thousand
miles in length.
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SIOUX FAILS WATER COMPANY.

Two Attachments Issued Against Its Prop
erty for an Aggregate of $SO,OOO-The
Merchants National Bank of ST. Paul a
Creditor for $5O,OOO-What James III.
Drake Says About 1t,
SIOUX FALLS, D. T., April 1.-two attach
ments were made upon the Sioux Falls Water
Power company this morning, one for the Met
ropolitan National bank of New York for $780,
600, and one for the Merchants National bank OF
st. Paul, Mimi, for S50,UO0. The paid ur
stock of the water power company is $500, 600
Seeney, of the New York Metropolitan bank, is
the principal stakeholder The st. Paul bank
claims not to lose anything.
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The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way have recovered in a suit in the United
States courts a balance of $17,565 due
them on contract for carrying the mails.
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Concerning Imporrea Clears.

Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Seal Skin Cigars to be equal if not superior to
he best imported cigars.
Warranted free from scent or flavor produced
by drugs. Beaupre, Keogh & Co., Agents.
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Base Ball.
f. o. Bovd is in Cincinn,

P1TTsBURG, April 16.-Philadelphians 8,
Athletics 1, in seventh inning.
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To-DAY's report from President Arthur
is that the fish didn't bite.
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+. o. Boyd is in Cincinnati making ar
engagements for the transportation o.
whisky to Bermuda via the Chesapeake &
Ohio to Newport.
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MINNEAPOLIS

OF FfCE-Fo. Washington avenme, OPP
sOstte :NicOttet House. Office ho,srs from, 6,
=. ~. to 1Oe'ctoch p. M.
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The Democratic city convention will be held
at the old court house at 10 a. m, April 70, to
nominate candidates for
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A DISHONEST CITY CLERK.


KANSAS CITY, April 16.-Edward Sager
city clerk of Wyandotte. has disappeared
under suspicious circumstances. Informal
charges are made that he had defraude6
the city by means of false warrants and
pay rolls. An investigating committee
was appointed last week. On Friday Sa
ger left his office,saying he was going over
to Kansas City, and has not been seen OF
heard from since. Members of the com.
mittee refuse 10 say anything concerning
the results of the investigation, but rumors
estimate a deficiency of $4,000 tc
$4,000.
PAPER MILLS BURNED.
SAN Francisco, April 16.-The Saratoga
paper mills in Santa Clara county were
burned last night. The loss is $4,000, and
it was the work of an incendiary.
WIFE SHOOTING.
BALTIMORE, April 16.-Samuel Carlos
shot his wife tonight, probably fatally
They had not lived together for some
time.
RUMoRED ATTEMPT TO KILL LIS FATHER.
SAN Francisco, April let is COM
mon report on the street aud about the bo-
tells, that this afternoon a son of Senator
Fair, of Nevada. aged about twenty, at
tempted to shoot h.s father, bus was pre-
vented. The Iumor attributes his act to
domestic difficnitiss between his father
and mother, coupled with too free use of
liquor by young Fair The matter is be-
ing kept very 9niet. and difficult 10 obtain
definite information
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GALEsvILLE, Texas, April 16.-On
CLANCY was shot to death by a mob in TIL
county last week. One of the mob wa
also killed. John O'Connor was shot b
Jim Obryan near Leon and probably fl
tally wounded.
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A:ci!sn Sale.
TIE PINE RED RIVER PLANTATION
KNOWN rs THG Ci.OSIAU PD.Nl
F.aSVATtDN, 70 81. SOLD AZ
ACTION,

DY REQUEST of tho owncr, ". O. Seixps.
ID ii Nss Orleans. La, siil sell u. puhlic
auction, ~ The i.st aud highest bidder a; the
aeor 81 The c.att i'ous., IA ne city ANA par.
ish a! Suichhorhes, ut ~ o'clock M, on
SATURDAY, 3.st day Of Marcia, 1889.
the following described property: D.,
LAT. \ certain trac; Of iaa situated in the
parish al Sstrl,,,o'hos, ~ thi, state. on the
irsi .,sna y. |. ID river das.e,,lins, an, w M
the Closcau !'v,1t Plantation, al,pat nins
miles above the city of Natelitasbes, c,j,,
.ru.rd by g.. CLi'ei S,atgs TO Lauis Closeup.
un'.vr ssri,Ecaie 40. lGi., Tor (a,l) rhro.
iinnired anl fiit.y-ane acres, lus,n.ls,l above
by Lands OF Mrs koub.ca, and Ia the rear hy
lands oi tue Succession of i.cacc. .s
I'll, Another tract oil land Ia tho Hins
wopds or hi country, a.sOat two miles north
oil tbs lands .ret '!escri5ci. containing iSoi)
itrvo Hundred; AMI sixty oae acrca. l~iar
thr oi,li half Of north east quarter, tho oasl
hail al the -,alS east quarter. and the soat!i
m,s. quarter oi south east quarter, Of se. ton
M. t.Jl iwea,y. tho noglh hall oi the soath
west quarter. apd the ASu;h east quarter Of
Tho south west quarter. of scctiou twcsty.
one, aud the north west quarter of the north
wcst quarter. OF section NJ t9}l twcniy eli sht
In township eleven. Of range seven west, I,
gather VITA Nil tho buildings aud improve.
mCnts thereon.
Terms OF hale-0ne-sourth CASH. the
er,dit portion ~ one, two and three years
| Tor notes specially secured By Mortgage and
yomlors lien. Vearing all the usual riai!ses ol
3 per csut. per annum interest, purchaser u
assume tbs tuxos due an,l cxigibe for thu
Year 1853. a cash deposit Of ID per cent ol
the purchased pho required Mt moment o,
| sale. Act of salc beforc a. Il. i.cn,ce. Ess.
Notary Public. Ia aud for the parish .
Na'ehtoches, State Of Louisiana, at the OK
pcnsc Of the purchaser. fttl
| WILLIAM II. BOULLT,
| .t Auctionecr, Parish vi Natchitoches.
! march, lU-tds,
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q. si'pss'1y s,,r


~ WRITE nf 90 orir: from he Hon
'tsa i.'s'-fHs tssi-t Sci. the ;r.r..i rl
urTus. lated ap" p',iat. Su.riIh,r H.,
I = !, mai 1, ~. ni,'rTsc,,. | vii ssii ~ Tho
$50 ~ 1T Ssi.t iiru,, ~ the ,iiy AMI par.
t.. III Nat,a.:a,bg-. ~
S,Ji GpAi, i1th Of Mar.h. IsS3.
~. .a,AoAia. nrprrriy ne!angsg to the Sr.-
r.s'.sI ~ ob.n.a ga jDtai go. .,.wi':
\ ""r'si. rIfr' nrir,,t q. land living I,
t. s.ir,>a 1T Asiciit,sr1.s. State If !.,.lis.-
ana. eo.Iial..las lDgf liiaired anil ole az.
pants ~ per plm drawn by George ).
Walsnslcy. said land buiug situated on both
sides II taie river. bounded above on bot,
sides hy lends hrl"ngin. now pr formerly to
Pierre Othalrr. ess.pi small part on Tao
.'Ii "aas ss.>csr..lr. :. which /, boantsi b.
lands belonging Ia J.. Chlrlovil., below by
land. on both sides belonging TO widow
Nercstan EoInes. in the rear on the right
bank 10y lands supposed ID belong 70 Widow
lI.'aiaIaIa Meiovs.. aal GA t.;. rear on thg
l.ft Diak by lands belonging. 10 l.. Cha.ic
Vile. bcing the sins tract oi land acquire!
w the lat. Dominique Bs;iii,Dy by purchase
from Terence thaiier by az; passed before
". Robinson, Notary Paddle, Oh the !oth day
Of Nay. i%s.
Terms VI salc.-.CaaL.
s.2 EalNES.
fsb.3 tea. SEcr.1.
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is,as cgi,ss ros ,r'ls. o, rs.
'Tcgtrss.
4CrIls yssfEut srv VAL
as NNy dset 80 A4Tsss4EE.I
TutsfF ~ fsNsIAss. ts.sl
ia fIs go .tIg
VINagEI.
f:ft.,:S Al. Gi1;,r."

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VIII. sElyf, 81 pp'iI. s-s'i-a >, 81
y sseft Hasss 'isst. go fitsi'tt. twi
ia % @szssf = tssFsd sal bisifsh,
- -. 20 - = s'.'''' ia'g' !s'f' = sil
w''S sT 80 ~ i7s hai - ~. rr's
SsssSvs |. ssis'' ~ he i,sr'.h ofS, hi.,.
s-sR ~ ~ - 'ssssA ~ 'ss's s',tS 'ls.ssHi'
49, As4 y -. a''iihl s't's I"ir
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sssss~s q eassistt " f"ty,u,e aui isfd
ssts's 81 y 's~sss''y' :, 'sa y =. sa'l .s'',.
e'ala2 q = ss2tss.ais tflsr a.i.H 'gss els.
Nsil u i9a =. sa.l tract ~ land
= ss'ssi sis-e ~ lssl = ur W. l"w i:u. !.
Astwsst, lss ~ ital. "f WslsT George
hlstsessl, sri ~ a. EaTl.y little ~ Nhis
essset sel eesa,l ", sssss kusss e &c La
ssg rls.v.
AIsss tats ss tfsi s'tisiI tract 4 l.nl or
F'sa's' - ~ Fiirh SILVER irh y isstslssl ID
ii's' & IS dss'ts '.F'iy.d a. issris u g,.,.al
H"s' Httsq's STATED " a." parish "f
Nsta .s.fs = ss#atssaigs ,rVaIY t,l' 81
t~b's 80. - a. - bias 81 ,,r. river
3 Matfs W5ia ssl tao Brtih lul IiFiV.lFLe.
,fsrv 1's 4'uu 9ius irr'uiirt H. ,'1i''r
ysss s.su. nasI III q. Lsil,!i..s su.i Ia.
r1ts5Es Js s,y,ys,, lsuvti,.I rls,,r l., i..t,ls
as NsJsE iise'ss,. au.i bsbsa hy lsn,ls u.. ur
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a. l.. = ,.sss.' ~ !. -, - -, -
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sgs. 4.a. th4sa h..is..t II ..,,,,t',;
$50 sst. al. ...,....s.i as, - La. a., e.
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aasgss ~ wHsg Us IA 5,Fr. IlT.T riti ~
.sFvyr sss.is f't !, 80 psrry.G Srr,rl.r, AMI
lss1z u, SITS kHisaH. ll.r Y.rtu.n La,,.,
t.;szv,
G',e tw, a.; u,rn,,rr.,l ,r.,,. -. i,ul viii
j. sa''j =, Sal; lgrsAaa Fr "a lots nj ~ ans. :,
#NH
Ne. = e'r'aln .rir' nr lan' viii, ~" i'rill.
.sf' s7'l i'HrF''' si'ai. ihsuIn, situate. ia
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li,rED STATES ysRsgiL'S SIZE.

II. u. 'CIatlia X Co. ". Gep. W Cary aad
l'a,i III W.llarc.
Ia th. United Stats Circuit Court. Har the
Eastern D,st ol i.oaisislii. No. Ss!5.
by vikS.;E Of n writ Of RI. Fla, 10 me III.
ID rr,tcd IN ih. aboy. cu,is'cd suit, will
p"rcei 20 sol' 10 the hisae-; bidder, on
SATURDAY. eth day OF Marrh. 1881.
~ u o'clock u. M. a, tia Door Of the Court
hnn,c. IN the iowa vi Sa;ehiJoe.ies. La. the
following p.pprriy. VIZ
! ee.tain tract ar parcel oflaul situated
~ the parish of Si'chitoch.a. Stat. of Lou
isishn. hcing the Whole of fractional section
sad .. IN i,snsiip :. range wrst. con.
iIia ~. ~ 'S.lrp AcTc..
N.,. another iragi %: lanl in same parish
auI state h'.as the whole of f.actian,i sees.
iiun Ne. =. i"aiishps. range ) wesi. con.
tai1iis H.. .si.l a.rrs. h.,oa in, 70 and
knp n 4. the David Wa las place, AMI all
the buil'lin., aud improvements thereon. ~
,r,.,ar ~ -''ry of ,.i.hrr served on ayea:-, o.
AL Wallace .eilel Ia aooso s'li,.
r,ims-cash.
L. :. Mar-hal's ,.ice, this tie Goth Of Fib.
riary iSs,
JANEsc, WEAkS,
f.h.fo ~. n & M,..lal SN..I H., a,
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MOTIVE is hereby given that have lost,
~ misla,a a certain Prsimis-ary note TOT the
.un, If five Hundred Dollars, Jan. 4. 1882,
and payable Jan. !. ~. 10 MY order antl
lntursrt in blank. and si.i.l by Smael
Nsll,u. With : per cent. interest from date
al persons IRE hereby notified thu,
ai.l note s ppt of nv lsp.s, ssion without iily
MoWlrigr or consent, and the public Il here
by nni..le'l against trailing for lie same, said
nutc is az this tine in The hands Of Jules Du
en.se. WIN hollis the SANE without my know,
i.'lge or consent, an,l Who paid no consiiera
t.un for a.. SAME.
feb.,'-,f. CLARA PGuDHoMME.
ur- Watkins & sr,r,nrouy,,. At.'vs
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SgsseBi.E Sa!s.

Srrr,' t"T, :. NJ. anl ..s,fr cu'ry. ,lr'd.
TsY WIZ 80. - o-.rr .rrin t.te Ilu,
- lie l>.r,.s t"'si paris, "f aatcI.i.
t.s1'E. 3. III - ,..a.s l.lrilsn ~ ..ir Int
- e., - : y. r,ir!, .le"t.. he tjyu
ii ,;ri'l.! T. lHy. az
.n... 'iir-h -. iS3.
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Sh:r'rs Gale.

J. Z. Harrison, Jr., va. Chas. b. rr;chcl.
State osLnaisiina, PARISH Of Na:eh!t,oAes
Dist. t'otrt. No $3.50.
10y VI!rUE Of writ of II, Ia issued in
- the above entitled and numbered suit,
and ~ .ine directed. have scixe.. anil VIII
offer for sale 2, the last ani hishest bidder.
NJ public auction, ut the court ho,,.s door in
the city and parrish Of Natchitoches, ON
SATURDAY, eth day Of Aprr lss,
wit: r'o''''''' w
.A'a serea 'of land situated In the mar; Al a,
Na;shsioelfc~, beng section u. 4 10. n &.
known ~ the Scverin Tglchel Ilantati,,n ami
the rents AMI revenues thereof. -
Also certain tract Of land with the inn.
prsve'nents thcrcOn, sitaS,ed IN the natish
" Nnfchstoches, On the right bark Of + !, I'M,
b"arssaux, in section a3, r 10, ~. 20 ltxin.
ing i!ity-three nerves. and being porti,,n 81
tue o. aero tract acquired Ly Ssid j. a. L..,,.
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.anlr6aax, by ssl 81 .6hit i6n - r. ~
AZ te enc sptAsy pubic Ol tie 18th day,of
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