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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

greatest number the greatest number being
invariably Number One. What Tammany Hall
can do for Governor Butler is the question
that disturbs the mind of the Governor OF
Massachusetts. What President Butler can 90
for T ammany Hall is the question that agl-
tates that ancient society. The market day
is set On the Fourth of July the returned
wanderer is to be welcomed. Inc welcome
may be counted as mere matter OF lorn'
Tammany has uses for the Governor, the
Governor has uses for Tammany. Can they
trade /? That is the real question. How much'
Governor Butler, for Tammany'S support IN
tbe National Convention Tammany! what's
vour price, Upon just this hang all the pros
meets of Benjamin F. Butler for being so much
as a candidate for the Democratic nomination
for President in 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

advantages confined to the hospitals themselves
The women who are there trained under the pe't
instructors go out into tho world when they reco,vo
their diplomas and become invaluable alds IN lno
relief of sickness and suffering. The recent Visi' o
Philadelphia officials to Charity Hospital mas Deeu
followed by call to DR.. Seaman chief OF stan az
that institution, to take up similar work In fnii-
adeIpbia. New-Yorkers who are familiar with tho
administration of charity will hope that Dr. sea
mans services may be retained where they nave a.
ready proved so valuable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
THE PROSPECT IN RUSSIA.

The Imperial Government in Russia gains
prestige from the gorgeous pageant of the
Coronation. The historic ceremonial has been
reproduced, not only with scrupulous regard
for traditional usage, but also on an Unpar-
alleled scale OF magn.licenCe. The day was set
months in advance, the programme of the pub
lie entry and the conservation was proclaimed
in detail, and the sovereign exposed himself
fearlessly in the streets and rssasSlns and rev.
olutionists were powerless. If the expenses OF
the ceremonials and fetes have been covered
by an issue of $lO,000000 in Treasury bills,
the Coronation will prove cheap even at high
cost for the prestige acquired 10y this peaceful
and orderly State pageant, accompanied as II
has been by extraordinary demonstrations OF
LOYALTY and affection, will be of inestimable
value to the Government. The sOvereign's
secret foes have been baffed, silenced and
driven deep underground. No concessions
have been made to them nor to any disaffected
class in the empire. AutOcracy has triumphed
10 its own hard, relentless way, by the brute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
Nmusemenis Co. Might.

bIJoU OPERA HcUsE-s15-"Pop"
CoswopoLrrAN-s-" The Merry war.
CIs1so-s-" Princess OF Trebizondc"
c,.Yn OPERA HousE-s-"Mestayers Tourists
H.xv,,y.s I4rH STREET THEATRES" Cheek
N.n,soy SQUARE THEATRE-s-"A Russian hone!'
moon"
NInIos acknowledgements
"ioIo Geo Opera HousE-8-"A Bunch of Keys,
or The HOTEL"
s-,v THyATRE-s-" The Colleen Bawn.
TwyyTY-TmRD STREET THEATRE-S-" Bustie AinOns
PetticOats" ~
w.,,.cK,s ruEArRE-S-" The Romance OF q foor
Young Man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

had also run up large bills conspicuous persons
all over tire country. Henry Ward Beecher was down
$50 Freddy" Gebhard for SIT Mace and alade for
$i0 and rreverent scoundre had actually gone 40
name OF Roscoe Conkng. On Friday last the Sheri6
closed out the establishment at net loss to the simple
Pole of 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

nolitical methods which he recently exposed
have resulted just about as was to be expected
Senator Malone is probably good deal better
than many of the men who oppose him Dut
still the experiments under his guidance IN
Virginia have not turned out we'll enough 10
make us wish to see Mahoneism repeated else
where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

Persons tearing tOcn for the season. and Summer har-
slers. can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE mailed 10 them
postpaid for 81 90 per month"; the address being changed
az often as desired THE DAILY TRIBUNE WW be sent
10 any address in Europe for 81 go per month"; hich IN
elRdCs the postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

There seems to be no doubt that the Castle
Garden authorities were unable under our
loose emigration laws, to prevent the landing OF
the SWISS MormOns who arrived at this port on
Sunday, but there is also no doubt that the
newcomers were pauperS When they were Ill
Switzerland and that the authorities OF the
Communes conniyed with the Mormon mission
aries to get them to this country. Captain
Masons statements 10 reporter, published on
another page. show this to have been the case.
Unfortunately, there seems to he nothing to doat
present but to wait until Congress can make the
supervision of immigration more strict. The
polygamous practices Of Utah are a dreadful
blot on the reputation of this country already,
and it is making bad matter worse to let the
Mormon missionaries bring over paupcrs for
wives. The effort to stop the Swiss MormonS
on Sunday although it was failure, will not
he without good results. The publication OF
any case Of Mormon recruiting like this, serves
to call public attention to the methods and
extent of such impOrtations and will help to
develop a wholesome sentiment i'll this country
which will in time provide legal and effective
remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

The main object Of the bicycle-riders in dis
playing their skill so quietly and gracefully IN
New York seems to be to convince the public
generally, and the authorities of this city i'll par
ticular that there is no objection to allowing
the wheclmen 10 20 where they please on their
machines. That means Central Park, 50, far as
New-York is concerned, we suppose. There Is
undoubtedly good deal to be- said in the abb
stract in favor of granting the freedom of the
Park to bicycle riders and everybody else but
in the concrete, it is well enough to remember
that just al present the Park drives nre crowded
places, and that accidents there are numerous
enough TO justify the authorities in hesitating
about letting any more vehicles in. Still, the
parade of the bicyclistS yesterday was pretty
sight, and the public is indebted to them for a
novel exhibition even if the authorities are not
moved by it to give them all the privileges they
want.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29
Cuslness Nollres.

"ALDERyEY BRAND
Buy ALWAYS OONphN2rD 49,
A foreign gentleman (artisD and wife, accus-
TONED 10 best society offer their services during summer
nh Instructors OF Music and Modern Languages III re-
tnrn for comfortable home. Or would undertake tHe
mana cement OF "trip 10 europe AddlcSS y !" 0"o VI W.
Schi.fnef 30 Union square Now YORK..
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
Library Fables. bookcases &C,
nanufac tuTed by
T. g. SELLEw.
III FultOn.st. NewNorS.
4r.n, for tba CELEBRATED WOOTON DESKS.
obo" CUTlER'S PATENT ROLL DESK.
DANNER's PATENT REVOLVING BOOhCASE.
SAN FRANCISCO OPERA House.
WILLIE EDOCN SPARKS co.
Crowded Ihty 500 Amusement column.
Some people think that the Bridge was built
tn conuect Tho TOwPERTllWAJI stores.
1000 Rolls fine Fancy Mating, our own
rnucriaton from $40 per roll OF ~ yars o2 cts per yard
SHRPPAHD KNAPP & CO., SlXtA-aYe anu l5th-'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

Ex-Congressman Dezendorf cheers loudly
over the result of the recent elections in Vir-
ginia. Senator Malone, he declares, has been
badly defeated last year he swept every
county III Dezendorfs Congressional District ex-
cept one; this year he has been beaten in every
county except one. The official figures may
not entirely sustain all OF the ex-Con9ressman's
sweeping assertions but it seems certain that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

RELIGION AND PoLIrIcs.-The reported effect OF the
publication of the Popes Circular to the Irish Bishops
arousing Irish opposition Papal interference the
subject OF comment among group OF local politicians
Said of them: 81 have priests used in score
OF two OF elections big and ltte aud never knew Of
single instance In which they did not njure the cause
they were supposed favor IL hurts candidate In
every way and among all classes TO have priest or
preacher eectoneenng for him in or out OF the pulpit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-29

The public has become so much mtere7'eu
OF late in other things that the PhGnlx fark
murders are only recalled occasionally, put
English justice still steadily pursues the
assassins. Michael Pagan, another OF the
actual murderers was hanged yesterday III
Dublin Jail. The admiration called forth
Inv tbe steady way in which England pun
;sbes the men convicted for this crime Is
tempered only by disgust at seeing carey
Kavanagh and Farrell, the informers' go lrce
with rewards for their treachery TO their
COMPANIONS If the English authorities hau
driven q better bargain with these men Tor
their information-as surely they might nave
done-so that the approvers could nave at
least been punished by short term OF penal
seryitude, the public sense of justice would
not be so offended.
Except from a selfish point of view 1t Is I'M
possible TO hope very ardeDty for the success OF
the French arms in 1onqun, or to be much
moved by the declarations of the Chamber OF
Deputies that France Z" will avengc her glorious
children meaning Captain Rlvlere ana his
companions who were slain near Fort Hanoi
The war was begun for the most selfish reasons
and is not based on any right; moreover, 1t has
been carried on in a weak way. If respect
able number of troops had been sent out IN
the first place probably it would not have been
necessary now to talk about avenging the glor-
ious children. AS we have pointed out before,
what other nations than France are chiefly con-
cerned about is the possibility that China, an
gered by French aggression, may not dlscrm-
mate between French and other foreign ma
tionalities, and that thereby English and
American interests may be disturbed. Trust
worthy information as to the attitude OF the
Celestial Empire, therefore, will be awaited
with anxiety. At present reports are conflicting
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two 50; eighty-one 50.
Fowler A 100 acres NJ OF n EH Sec 10,
NJ of N VIZ Sec 20 Tp IS r II west tax
eighty-two 5 90; eighty-one 2 ~; eighty
SO cts: seventy seven to eight "a III.
Fountain ] M 1880 acres in Secs IA 81 and 2S,
Tp s r rs west and in TIP 8 s r Is west,
tax eighty-two Il o..
Fountain w impts and stock tax eighty
two 90
Fountain L stock tax eighty-two 40;
eigllty-one 40; eighty 90.
Fountain VIM stock tax eighty-two / 80;
eighty-one 50.
Francois Joachim INDIAN inpts and stock
tax eighty-two Q 60; eighty 2 %; seventy
six 10 seyenty-eight 10 &C.
Franklin T stock one horse hogs and vehicle
tax eighty-two 12 76.
Franklin + stock tax eighty-two 50; eigh-
~ 80.
Fricke VIM G 20 X acres Of land in TIP Q s r
10 west, tax eighty-two 90; oighty-one
zoe
Fruge Octave stock tax eighty-two 2 60;
eighty-one 90; eighty 90; seventy
and seYenty-eight 81
FusiIlier Jno B impts and stock tax eighty
two IL; eiglity-one -. eighty 8 O.; sew
enty-three TO seventy eight 81 60.
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Cormier ozan, stock, tax 50, / 81. 81, ] %.
ChandlerJ c, 40 acres, s E1[ Of s VIZ, Sec
ls, Tp 5, s r west, tax 81, SO, rs 10 20,
20 $751;
Ghretien Paul, stock, tax 50, So
50. j H.
Chretien Narcisse, impts and stock tax 50,
9e40, so, 3 68.
Clifton Asa & Bro, "a $500 acres, lots 10, II
and u of See 30, Tp 10, IS r Q west, impts
thereon, tax 49, IS.
Clifton Alex, (eol3 impts and stock, tax 50,
j GA, 81, So, 70 to rs, "a 80.
Clement 8 IA " Eyeh, ~ acres near the La
w Railroad depot, bought Of j A r Haw-
kihs, tax 81, 20, 81, 2 80.
Clement Bros, 900 acres in Up 6, s R west,
bought Of Fosset and Clement, tax 50.
154 GO, 81, III ~.
Clement Eych, stock, tax 49, 8 40, 81, o.
Clark James Y, 40 acres, N VII See IS, Up
7, SIR ID west, tax 50, 2 3d. 81, &c.
Craft Louisa, f72 05-100 acres, W. Of 8
VIZ Of Sec 2, and 81 Of S E1l, and Ell
Of S VIZ Of Sec 3, TIP 2, S Z 6 west, tax
81, ] a., 81, a.
Graft Sarah N, 1853 91-10o acres, VIZ of VIZ,
Sec "A, Up 10, S R IS west, tax 50, / 60, 81,
/ go, &c to rs, 9 ~.
Crawford w 4, stock tax 81, ! ~, 81, r.
CubE Washington, impts and stock, tax 81,
Cuby Caleb, impts and stock, tax 81, 2 20.
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LAKE Charles CALCASIET PARISH LOUISIANA APRIL 1883
seven to eight Z %. eIrhtr.ono a.,

seven to eight 2 76. eighty-one and
two 90.
Jones Louisia A 100 acres land SSYI-A
of secz TBS r IL W and 81 of N
/ EI-4see ~ T3S r IL w, for eighty
one and two 5 IL.
Jones w NJ 40 acres land NWI-4 Of N
Ella sec 6 T6SR w fJr eighty to
eighty -two7 30.
Jones w impts and stock for eighty
one and two 90.
Jordon Peter impts and stock for eighty
to eighty-two g.
Jordon Alienimpts and stock for eighty
to eighty-two 6 40
Kelley Wm col. impts and stock fer
eiguty to eighty-two s 45.
Kennon w = stock for eighty-one and
two 3 GO.
Kennon Frank impts and stock, for
eightY-one and two ID 90.
KingFey impts and stock for seven
ty-six to eight Ia 65, eighty-one and
two 8 40
Kirklin Peter stock for eighty-one and
two 2 So.
Kirklin Austin inmpts and stock for
eighty one and two 3 70.
Kirklin Sam1 impts and stock for sew
enty three to eight q %, eighty to
eighty two 80.
King Thos stock for eighty-one and
two 240.
Knight John 80 acres land secs 33 and
"a TBS R13W, for eighty-one and
two 5 90.
Knight Il A stock for eighty-iwo GA.
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Lyons Toibert col. impts and stock
eighty.two, 70.
Lyons Aug stock, eighty one and two,
20 0S.
Lyons Riddiek col. impts, seventy seven
and eight5 81. eighty and eighty-two
800.
Lyons ManseI impts and stock, eighty
two, 3 81
Lyons Milton impts and stock, seventy
three to eight Fl 10, eighty to eighty
two, 81
Lyons VIM impts and stock, seventy To
sseventy-eiglrt 40 ~, eighty-one and
two, 6I6.
Lyons S w stock, eighty-iwo, 40.
Lyons & Fairehild 1854 acres land.
seventy six to eight a79 o., eighty
two 10 90.
Lyles D r stock, eighty one & two 0 AL
Lyles L Q so acres land, eighty one and
eighty, 8 16-
Lyles l. Fl stock, eighty one & two. 440.
Lyles ] NJ stock, eighty one & two, 04.
Lyles David stock, eighty one and two,
~ 0S.
Lyles John X stock. seventy two to
eight 80 50, eighty to eighty-two,
III SO.
Lyles W f stock. senyenty four to
eight 10 AZ, eighty to eighty-two,
III 81,
Lyles Louis stock, eighty two, 8 40.
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n 81.

IN.~N-~-e~~~r-~~@~~N- ~r~~-r-o-r~e~G-~-
Haasr Jesse 800 acres SCI Of see 80
T7SR9 and NE5& of NE54 Of
sec IS l7SR9 W, tax 81, ll.Se.
i9agar John ~, tax eighty-two 80.
Hagar VIM agent Mary Reeves 100
acres laud III sec rs SR8 w tax
elghtY-one 10 81 eighty-two IL "a
Hagaf Wm. stock, eighty one and two,
& 80
Hadleston Ralph impts and stock tax
eighty 2 20 eighty-one 2 go eighty
two q 60.
Hamilton Jos inpts and stock tax 81
$40 eigbty7two o CO.
Hamilton ID J 100 acres land in secs %
and 24T5S re ", tax eighty cue
$50 eiglity-tNo 4 6S.
Hamilton w d impts and stock tax
eighty 1 ~ eightyrone z 52 eighty
tvs 2 So
Harplpoel WIN NJ impts and stock tax
eighty-tMo 2 o..
Ia1eAay JAS II impts and stock tax
se1snty-six 70 eight 81 Sc eighty two
444.
Haskell w II l42 acres and 10 see "a
~ $ RS VI Tx eighty one 2 Os
c}4kttf- tAfp x dcs
Harper Sam j impt and stock taxes
eighty Two 04,
Harper ? inApts and stock tax eighty
cue and Two III 60
Harper Jesse Az acres land Sa1 of NV
Of SCI sec 81 z rs RS w tax
eighty Is eiehty two 2:5 co.
Harper J J stock tax eighty TO eiglay-
two Sc.
Harper Ellen 40 acres NWI-4 Of Sell
aec 81 q a s nc NJ tax ~ 90.
Hazard WYdreE stock klx seventy seven
aud eight 4 81 EIGHTY two 1 40.
Hexens q A impls 4 stock tax eighty
tae o.
Ravens n q p impts aud stock taxes
eighty two 1896
Ravens John stock seTeut glaf i6 40
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49,
Nathaniel Maj impts ana stock, Sew
enty Ave 10 eight Ill 55, eighty Ii
eighty-two, ! To-
Nealey J n 720 acres lard, seventy
seven aud eight 10 90, ciahty d
eighty two, ~ SO.
Nealey NJ D stock, eighty.two es.
Nealey Manson stock, eighty II eighty
two D SO.
NeaIey M Il stock; eighty 10 eeiahty
two 70 Oh.
Nealey VIM stock, eighty one and
two 8 90.
Nelson, Valentine iii iupts; eighty Is
eighty two 6s
Nichols w A stock, eighty two SO.
Nichols Austin stock, eighty to eighty
two I 10.
Nichols J N impts and stock, seventy
four TO eight GO 40, eighty til eighty
two ls SO.
Nichols Rebecla stock, eighty one
and two I6.
Nolen Mrs 0 impts and stock, seventy
two 70 eight l0G as, eighty Is
eighty two 30 IA.
Norton " A stock, eighty one and
two 3 60.
Oquin w A impta and stock, eighty
two 10 rs.
Oliver Jno impts and stock, eighty
two2 eS.
ozan Geo impts and stock, eighty ono
and two al9
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FairehiId VIM Il stock tax eightg-two So
eighty-one so.
/ Fairchild Vim L impts and stock tax eighty.
Two - AZ; seventy seven aud eight lis az
/ Eairebild Geo Nv stock tax eAghty Two 4 s2
Fairchild y + NJ te4 acres 81 land patent No,
II ~; tax eighty-two ~ ~.
OF Sec 33 Tp 9 S r 10 west; tax eighty two
2 20; eighty-one 50; eighty 2 =.
Farque Amedee 81 5g-l00 acres tax eighty
two 800.
Farris Jno p inpts ard stock tax 50. a6
FarrIs Milbcsp acres bought o. a Farris
tax eighty -txo 3 n; 81 y one 3 ~; seven
tEsdye 10 seventy eight ~ 30.
Fears Thos etoek tax eighty-two 40.
Fish Ruben steek tax eight y-two ~; eighty
one %: eighty i vs.
Fish Joseph Anpts ana stock tax eighty two
! 6ti Tyrone "a; eighty "a: seventy
tlve Re ssyentg sight ~ 04
q co. eIgh sesle 3 30; eighty 3 60; seventy
five to seVenty eight 1859.
Fitzgerald Pat f1apta aud stock tax eighty
ave 96f; eiglltg-6fie 3 10
Foitsnot fheodnIs Gay p O inpls and
stock tax eightyatwo \ ~
RopseAqE Dapre isppts ppa stock tax eighty
EoutsAot Thos stock tax eisbs5.tw9 50;
seventy ight 70.
Foreman Lafayette stock tax eiehtFstlro 2 %.
fossat Isaac stock tax cigAtg-tao -; rlgh-
tysqne s 81,
Fqahee n inpls ard stock tex e;ghty-two
o.. Gi&bg Nd
kAatee 9Ao lfp HeFes n Et& Sec II ~ p II
sss1. - eisshtystTe 2 g; siehis-eps
Fesisf ' B7nf + eighty acres 81 lana 81 81 5
See " ~ + - west, tax eighty
IIrI ~ ~
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Binyins Henry. stock. tax 'S2, 3 "a. 80. 8 "a
'7s to '79, 80 Il.
Blake MfTgo, fcol) stock, tax 1s2. 1 90 ,s1
90.
Blake Louis, fcol) impts and stock, tax ,ss
2 80, i54, co.
Blneye Isaac. INDIAN stock. tax 1s2. 3 al
Rni1cnI.teu r A, lmnts. FAY 49, g0'
Bonnanf Octave. fmpts and stock. tax 49,
2 60, 's1, 2 "a, 80, 5 "a, IA to. '7a, Is 81.
Ronnant a. PAM. stock tax 1s2, i az. ia
'g i as is6. sci ''9s'- u 2
Bouen w II. stock tax 1872 i so.
Bosier James, irrrIsts, tax 's2, / as, ISL. 4 AS
n EE N WI 81 ( Esg, and Isl 81 q N II u
SEQ IA X = ? = : "0a'' '''A - : y =
Brantley Vim Ihos. stock. tax ,se Oh
BraEefeld w A. limits and Stock. tax ,s2
3 g0. - 1s','''-'
Brashear. r N. stock. tax ss2. 9 "a ag1 I'd.
Braxton Melvin, impts and stock, tax 80,
Braxton Carter. impts aud stock. INK .'s2.
1Ti5G. m and "a. 4 81
Braxton Jackson, impts and stock. tax 49,.
Il 6f. III. i So.
Breaux Charles, stock, tax 81, 1 40, PSI, i 80.
Broussar NJ i1ngs INA s 1a IA AZ ,se "a
Bronssard Jos. impts ana stock tan 49, 9G,
Isl. i Be, 20, sos, "a % US, 2s 90.
i so. 81. / so. 579 10 '7s. 80 a1I
Broussard Z A, impts and stock, tax 's9. 3 so,
an r 20
Bronssarf., Filemond az acres Of land. mr.
chased 81 Victor Richard, tax 1872. i 96
Broussard Mrs CHARLES, Irnr,ts and stock tax
40 Il ID. 'si ~ ~ y -
Brown Henry. fcoI1 limits and stock. tax 1872.
4 az. 1911. i fl1. '73 40 '7Sl 3 90
Brown Essex. feoI1 imuts. tax 49, go. ,el
2 %.
Brown b G. 1fi0 acres of land in Sec rs. tn &.
SIR 10 west. lax iB2. q 90
BrvantASam. lcoD iupts and stock. tax ,S2
i 9G.
Bryant Charlie, fcol) stock, tax ,S9, / Ga, 81,
20.
Bripgs. W r. stock. Tux ,ss. / 40
BtIfses J1o e. impts and stock. tax 5s9. 8 "a
Isl, 8 u, 80, 8 "a.
Burree sam W. stock. tax 1872. 4 50. ssl. 1 81
80, / a, ,78to rs, Is I'd n n
Bureaux Edmund stoclk tax ,go "a ;g1
I72. ' @ - ~ ~
Buresux Alex. ir. stock. tax ,s2. 1 90. ISL
/ "a, 80, / 68, Nh and rs, 4 81.
Buaby i T. limits and stock fax ie2 . %
fsi. Q e2, Us to 10, n 10.
Butler r N limits and stoclr 4ax ,s9 / 20
fSI. 81 10
Burge w n stock. TAX ,se. al II 64
Burge Z Al, SO acres, s VIZ IF Al EtI. Sec
III: IS F1I If n VIZ. Sec Isl III 3 q X f9
west, tax 'S2, ; IS ~
Burnett p i. stock. tax 's2. 4 IS.
Burzs LEROY. stock, tax 1872. & So '81. 9 81
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4 Daniels Gabe. teoD impts tax %. / 40 81
2g9
4 Davenport j j. Stock tar ~ 9 90
4 Dayeuporf d w limits and stock fay -
\ q IA 81 q 10 "a / ~ ~ ~ ~ 10 70
Davenport j. II, irnpts and stock, tax 81, 3 90
Davis nj, iln hi and md stock, tax 50. i So
rive river tax rs t,o ~ = 49, = -"
4 Davis T i 160 acres az lana on Rearheaf
Greek tax gg 4 al sn I 10 "a tn ri 81 IA
Davis Jno b. stock, fax Is 3 20. II IS. 80
8 al
Dear VIA IT. limits and stacl, tax g2 2 40
ri In 75ta 81 n M -
l T,ar9sjer tten,v staalr 4ex % / IS e1 a
/ Debarge Denaiis,. s stncf 9aa IS / "A
1 Devore tieo, irlpfs ana stock. tax %. s.
81 ~ $40 - =
f5selo IN, o wm 1so scras FAY a. IA n n
1 ri I'd "a -, -
Deiasei James Stock tax s9~1 90 81 "a
Detenhoff Jno, impts ana stock, 81. Z 90.
bison Ad Igs1a s'gea st a. aS M Sta Fl sR "a
4 gi 4 81 IN ) ~
IiTson n Jna s4oc,, Ia 80 4 sa 81 q "a
s1 Il ri n to ~ AZ al
/ Diclens RoE, ;,,Tts "a stooi- tax 80 70
81, 90. =,
Dickens Msrton stac,r tax 20 5e 81 ga
Dickens Berrv INNS ana stoels 9ax S2' Z "a
N / n M z III y ~ am ANA NJ IA IS
NIL ar.oS TX sa s3ot.lr wv WA, ~ IS n Al
Al i IS 10 y - "a ~ M ~ ~ - -
| Jefferson Riebard ;,nr,ts ana stack tax 40
Z 81, 81. 4 81 Sol 1 81 4 Is ito to X, IS "A.
Toif SaSI AZ a., - - II ~ - ri s. N
Tp 81 Is s west lax 81 4 5 ii n sn ei IS
5E1e' y - "e7'' 80 - - -
Doll Ia Oscar irrts and stock tan 81. 3 90 81
a n Pug NV - r. ~ n
Dow az Mrs + u stood tax ~ 90 81 AZ
1e,,s VIZ w st;. sooAi ~ III ~ ~
Down James s' limits saa and stock tax So &C.
"a se NJ . I'll - ', aI,5 20 "a ~
Deaas c vi Ne, s 4t {. t apa IS s. ~
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Eason Jno, stock, tax So, 3 90, 81, Q %, n Il
Is, 6S SO
Ebare Gopher, stock, tax 81, "a, 81, "a.
Ector Harvey, tcoil 40 acres In Sec is, To O.
SIR 8 west, tax 50. 8 o..
Ellis Harry, (eoll stock, tax 81, 4 40, 81, 4 50,
no. Az cts N, 56.
Edwards Frank, imrts and stock, tax 50,
As, 81, 90.
Edwards Chas, stock. tax 81, 0s, IS, 2 Sc.
Elender Joseph D, 81 acres, s En- of Ell
Sec "A, and n E11 n y See y, Up II
X 10 west, tax 81, B so.
Elender Andrews imptssand stock, tax 81,
20.
Escoubas Thomas, 100 acres Of land aud
impts near Houston river, tax 50, %, ~
to rs, 10 10.
Eseoubas Z, 100 acres Of land situated, on
Houston river and impts thereon, tax 81,
81 n and rs, II GO.
Eseoubas Adolph, stock, tax 50, 60, 50,
40, IN and rs, Al 10,
Esaoubas II, 40 acres OF land situated on
Houston river and tmptB thereon, tax ~,
IA 03 81, 60.
Ethridge BENZ stock, tax eighty-two SO;
eighty-ones 50; eighty 5 o.; seventy eight
1862.
Evans Wash God impts tax eighty-two 40;
eighty-one ! Az