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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

morning, and not answering to sum
mons sent to his house IL was suspect
ed something was wrong. The books
Were overhauled and large de-
licit detected. The bank
officers certify that the capital stock OF
$500 900 IL intact, and there Is II sur
plus of $l00,1S2. There Is to he added
10 this surplus, the bond of $4,000 of
the paying teller, given by the Fidelity
and Indemnity company. The matter
was kept secret until the investiga-
ton by the officers was finished.
Hinckley has been in connection with
the bank rs paying teller ever since It's
organization fifteen years ago. He
was regarded Us a man Of most rigid
integrity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

door. The crowd gave way. He
passed into the elevator, and as he
assembled to the seventh heaven of the
great caravansery the welkin rang
with "Three cheers for Uncle Sammy
"There is more pluck than patriot
ism in that old fellow, and ! don't see
how he submitted when Hayes robbed
him. was the last audible comment
on Uncle Sammy when Cowden went
up,n
When / passed out of the hotel
again encountered the perpetrator of
this hoax: Commenting on the ludi-
crous incident, he said well, 1t Is
no great mistake after all. Cowden's
proposed reform, as the Mississippi
valley may be affected by it, would re-
suit more beneticently for the people
and country than any ever dreamed OF
by Sam Tilden."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
rmE AFRICAN mnrnopI yrs.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-ln the Afri-
caa M. T.. general conference the re-
port recommending that the bish-
ops issue n proclamation declaring .
union of the American NJ. H.. church
and the British NJ. T.. church Of Can
ada and the British provinces was
adopted 10y LOG to 8. Bishop Hayne
catered n protest. The salaries OF the
bishops were fixed at s., 900 per annum
and travelling expenses, and the sal &
ries of general officers at 81 $50 each
and travelling expenses. a WORKOUT
bishop is 10 receive III 900 year, and
a bishops widow S25 month while
she remains a widow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.
A Case of Mistaken Identity and Its
Amusing Incidents.
Oowden and Tilden-The Practical Joke
of Hotel Wag.

Special Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Capt. John
Cowden, better known as the hydro
dynamic philosopher of the lowlands
of the Mississippi aad the counterpart
in personal appearance of Samuel j.
Tilden, beneath new hat and in a
full dress black suit, Wednesday
evening entered the Metropolitan
hotel. OF three young gentlemen
standing at the doorway when the
captain sauntered in, only one knew
him. Another said: "Surely that is
Mr. Tilden." The captains friend,
intent OH mischief, answered: "ies,
heard SunsetC OK say this afternoon that
Tilden was all right, and would be in
| Washington tonight and sure enough,
there he goes.n OF course eager Curl
osity was on tip.tGe. 1t was whispered
about from one TO another, "Thats
TiIdenu - that's Uncle sammy !"
..why. he is a bully old fellow"
i INNOCENT John Cowden tackled
Hon. Dave Culberson and leading him
aside into the smoking room, entered
unon AN eager discussion of the outlet
aud leyee systems. C)wden is eXcit-
ob,e and nervous. His temper was on
edge because of some action
of the river commission, and when the
herv captain exclaimed: "Culbersop,
thnf internal river commission VIII
hankrupt the treasury and rum the
yailey.h the watchful listeners gath
cred about the apartment were startieu,
Every fellow Jumped, and every one
If them whispered to his neigho"r,
urhat,s the old reformer; he Is alter
tho thieves: he will cork up the
treasury: he beats Holman, by
sang out bow-legged little reporter
for the Star. ros.
ticulating vehemently, and tne
crowd of spectators grew
ranidIy i'm numbers, and these ID the
great hall eager to see Uncle sammy
, 7Lis nresence was soon noised aproauJ
!. forced those in the doorway 10 enter,
aud n hundred men were ranged aoou'
the room watching Cowden ana oui'
. cnlherson coolly blew away Tue
Z snoke that rose lazily from MS up,
/, and stared somewhat wonderingiy d,
the growing throng. He bad not hearo
: of TIIden's arrival. But Co%den wen,
On. aThere isn't any foundation iol
levees or reyetments and nothing :.
hold piles, ard the levees slanu "
nothinr but an impslpable powder =,
and the river nnderiiows ss wen -
ouertlows the whole river valley, an r
would like to know what You -,
going to do about IL, II you uon d Ia,
an outlet for these monstrons noJus =,
And the listening throng coui ,a.h Il
longer retain itself. one eAc.'ap,
Morrison man threw up his NAT an'
sang ont: aThree cheers Tor 7an
Tilden 80 4, tho middle q
h. -; Sv liver Of words. He was agrouno
!. ms Ms stare stared at the mob, and tue a mo :,
= smiled Oh him. ne ga'n a,nwn Il i,
y s his senses that were away uowh !,
. the lowlands. He wni'Ps n' an
, cnlberson "They thinh at tim,
!. Ti,dan and 1t amt the nrs' 'ili''
y The f,in Of the occasion oro IKE s Jos
y culherson's usually solemn pny yo,,
Is non,v. aGet out, captain, OF Ssso,
Z, ne chucked into the White hou, sa vsi,
u yoa can stop it, and tns c ny ~
drawing his hat down. niaa' ~ \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

CAIRO, May 23.--Col. Trotter has mr.
rived ut Wady Haja. Ho Inns caused
the Bashi Baaoulss to leave the fortress,
and taken possession OF all arms and
ammunition. He met with sullen OPP
position. Col. Trotter ~ now fortified
In the strongest building, which Is
ssoilu WIZ 'aiBs s'.,h W p,Vsitn,v, 70
Wady HaJn Is for The present saie.
are outside tho walls, but have thus iar
Fifty Blue Jackets have started from
Haja. Gen. Greenfield will leave next
week to takccommando OF the Egyptian
forces In upper Egypt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
BAD ron HANCOCK.

WAsHiNGroY, May 23.-In the ex-
ecutive session Of the senate to-day, the
nomination Of Mai. o. H.. Babcock TO
be lieutenant-colonel was discussed for
half an hour without reaching action.
IL l. understood the old charges Of com
plicity in the whisky ring frauds of
Secretary Brlstowis time have been re-
vived for the purpose of defeating Isis
onu II rnafiou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
A TAMMANY nALL MEETING.

NEW York, May .. --Tamnany hall
was crowded tonight on the occasion
of meeting which the advertisement
said was the first gun for the presiden.
tial canvass. Wilden's name evoked
long and continued cheers whenever
II was mentioned. Congressmen Black
burn anu Hurd were the principal
speakers. Congressman Morrison sent
q letter, reiterating his well-known
views. Speaker Carlisle In his letter
said:
Since the close of The war, lour-tifths of tho
Internal revenue taxes have been nboiished,
while the hrlii remains substantially uh-
changed. Indeed, on many articles of neoes-
siiy IN common use, the rates are higher now
than during the war, while on nearly all, the
duties axe much higher In proportion TO the
MAJ lket value OF the article than they were
then. faxes upon Vices and Injuries OF the
people have been grestly reduced, or entire
~ abolished, white taxes upon inc necessl-
ties OF life, and tools ADD implements oil labor
have been retained: and IN some Instances
increased. Under thls policy, commerce has
ton Increased and tho. earnings OF
lnbor 6oniiscated. These taxes are
not needed for revenue, and they cannot De
legitimately or benehclally maininired for
any other purpose. There u not an Instance
in the history of the world In which a gov
eminent has made It's people flch ana pros
porous bv imposing unnecessary taxes upon
Them. Every dollar taken ny taxation Is
lust so UGH WITHDRAWN from the productive
capital of the country aud from the Ia oorcrs
means o support, and therefore the plainest
principles oil Justice aud sound policy de-
inand that taxation should be reduced To the
lowest limit possibls WITH public Necessities.
10 tax people for the purpose OF raising ro,e-
Climate function OF government,
II the burden Is equally distributed, and no
citizen has right TO complain OF the tax or
of itg Incidental effects, but 10 impose a VA
for any other purpose Is gross abuse OF leg
lsiative power. and will always provoke agi-
tation, protest and resistance. stability IN
! lie people Is absolutely essential To the rapid
development of our resources, but STABILITY
can be secured only by doing as nearly An
possible exact Justice 70 all whose interests
are affected by legislation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
eking a Millionaire.

Hson tMO.l Appeal,
ainusements which Mr..
.ovlrlng for the Am crican colo
return 10 Paris from the great
wv are the all-ecl,psing topic Of
'ne pail given last Saturday,
eagle correspondent rep 1rts,
hlfed the king of sweden to
~, american ladies', paying him
~ 10y the work. A bout midnIp ut
neuer wages ana hr. Machns
~ WIN true American sa
uock the king was completed
W social exercises and taken
,,n IN a iaintiug conditi, Mr..
~ 70 pay all his funeral en-
sisu which generous offer made
snas among the Swedes. The
NJ 'elesraphed FOX an invitation
~. me American millionaire,
~, wales consolidated was n
eulted 10 issue an invite. Per
sWps OF finest quality.
ras Don mot was translated In
,'uII ais he city was convulstd
several descendants of the
@ VINO attempted to climb
oi The bal l.room were thrown
I'm OF the fountain by MI
mnns over six ieetin his SOCKS
lne strong man Of Nevada. =
4 .aacsay danced until daylight
shnt AT DEL ok, he whipped
!" we roynlist faction before
publ hing an incorrect de
hsn 81 the dresses worn Mt the
sn me bodies OF the editor,
,l ~ III an ambulance 10 the Hos
es me crowds applauded II
phbi and pocket cutlery.
sna sl hr. Mackny was teker
Jay feeling that his hour wa
s rhe loiib of Napoleon for {
, snu mad 1t at once taken To hi
..oossiipg In the afternoon h,
nn,a NJ an ADVANCE of 81 pc
ksn,ioI Finance applauds thi
nsr, oi business. The only acci
m t Nul me harmony OF The gran,
t .ne eldest daughter of Loun
xhin ihto one ~ the tanks q
4, ".l had carelessly been LEI
lon sau was drowned. The tanl
thasah ana the body was not di.
~ dry. seis h'o ar"hl
ii isIql n,siin syrups made onl,
!" iuiees. Try us.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
MARSHALL.
The First Mail Train Gas Works Prop
ositiOn--N Notes OF the Day.


special 10 tho Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, May "a The iirst
mail train In nearly week arrived
to-day.
Capt. Thomas, proprietor Of the gas
works ut Jefferson, has proposed to
move his works 10 this city, provided
proper Inducements are offered.
The case Of Ney Va. Warren, In suit
for $40, 900 damages for malicious pros
ecution, was determined to-day, the
jury finding for the defendant.
The men In the motive power and
machinery departments Of the Texas 4
Pacific shops only work four days In
the week now.
The remains OF Chas. u. Hynson, In
charge Of an escort Of the K0ights OF
PythIas, arrived to-day. The funeral
will take place Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
IRISH ISFOHMERs.

SLIGO, May 2i.--The Inyincible in
former who testified at the inquiry to-
day IL accessory 10 the Phoenix park
murders. Patrick Delaney testified
that Fitzgerald attended q FenIan
meeting In Dublin In 1850. a. delegate
10 the supreme council OF the brother
hood. Delaney said his Only object In
giving information was 10 gave iuno-
cent lives and project others from be.
lug trapped. lie was duped into as
sistipg In the PhWnix park murders.
He was not giving evidence for money
or liberty lac expected 10 return for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
rnE MANonEsTEn OANAL.

LONDON, May %. The promoters Of
the Manchester canal are making ar
rangements to raise c5,000,0O0 ut once.
The success OF the venture is believed
To be certain,
Later--The stock issue of e5.0OD,00O
for the Manchester ship canal was sub
scribed three hours after the announce
ment was made TINT IL was necessary.
There IL great rejoicing over the sue
cessful issue Of the project.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
ABASK EMBEzzLER.

NEW YORK, May 23.--Charles A.
Hinckley, paying teller Of the West
side bank, Eighth avenue and Thirty
fourth street, has embezzled $4,000 OF
the banks funds and decamped. The
embezzlement was discovered on
"Wednesday last. Hinckley did not
appear at the bank on Wednesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25


tbs
of
hthen ~ ~ 49, eooS NA' s'Vo
OF
raked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
THE ERIE no Al.

New YORK, May 23.--The directors
of the Erie road announce that owing
to the largely decreased earnings OF the
road for the first half Of the fiscal year
they have concluded TO defer payment
OF interest on the mortgage bonds, due
on the lst prox.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
THE PENN uANK.

PIITsBuRo. May 23.--Tbe officials
Of the Penn bank are preparing evil
dence, and In a few days will bring
suit against several prominent busi-
ness men for maliciously circulating
rumors which caused the run Oh the
BIZ ak and compelled its suspension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
WILLS POINT.

Capture OF lack Milier-A Marrow
Escape from LynchIng.
special 70 the Gazette.
Wills PoISr, May "a Jack NIL
Ter, the negro raplst from Terrell, was
captured near here this afternoon hy
Deputy Sheriff Tom Board, and car
rled to Terrell. Notbiug but daylight
and the indsfstigablc efforts Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
DECATUR.
Sam Rockllold Convicted and Sentenced
His Attempt at Suicide.

special to the Gazette.
DECATUR. May 2i.-Sam Rockhoid,
who, while acting as city marshal sew
eral months ago, killed old man lily
land, seventy years ofage, by shooting
him three times, was yesterday found
guilty of murder in the second degree
and his punishment assessed at TWEEN
tv-fiye years in the penitentiary.
last night he got some morphine
and whisky, and made an attempt at
s,icide, but the quantity was too
small to do the work. IA,
The rains have ceased. and the dam
aga moi so great as at first anticipated.
District court Ia still In session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

a person in Washington called nh
"English dude advertIscs IN The pa
pers Of the city ns follows: English
Taught ns spoken In London.V He
has several pupils among the "slllies,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
R7Noazx
.hW0cMM
and First streets
Notice.,
ana First streets

II. Notice.
|Ss,losnIt,o the Capital stock of
bank OF Fort Worth,
IS s.usl subscription list, the
n dns' su ny each aud every
Ill su Ie ana payable on June
70 mn .pers are earnestly
IL os neeI IN Fort Worth.
CoU ,,lce Of the Texas In
honp1ny Limited, at 10
be- n, M June ., 1884, punct-
"a IN rnun,pose Of effecting the
Ino Su each subscriber pay
lai stos. 81 his subscription
" respectfully.
" NJ. HARRISON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
BIG SPRINGS.
Passed Beyond the Regions Of the
Night-Death OF IN Infant.

Special 10 the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, May 2i.-The many
friends of Capt. u. g. Mower Of your
citv will regret TO learn Of the death
nj. morning Of his infant daughter al
.h;s niace. The child had been very
sicL for several weeks, and II was
s soaa a change OF climate would
live 1--WE beneficial, but this hope was
' ie'.sd and the sweet little cherub
.'nased away as stated. The funeral
Will take place at Fort Worth to'mor-
row evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
PENSION bills.

mwAsHINoTos, May 23.--Tbe house
at the evening ession passed forty-six
pension bills, including one OF $50 per
month to the widow OF Gen. Ord.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
THE Iron wOnKEns.

PITysBuRo, May %. The Iron
workers will present scale 10 the
manufacturers tomorrow. Ii not
signed by June /, general strike will
result. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
CO., HOUSTON STREET.

deputy prevented him from being
lynched here. Mr.. Ronrd deserves
credit for his tirel,ss tramp IN search
of the inhumnn brute.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
GATEsviLLE.

TIC Hgctht KAInB anu DaHllRt DUht---
The Advance.
special 70 the Gazette.
GArEsvILLE, May 2I.-The recent
rains did much damage la this sccaon.
The Leon river has been higher than
IL has been for ten years. Trains have
been irregular this week. The weather
Is atIll unsettled.
The Advance moved into us new
stone building to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25


whipped
Poor
% s @ CULLEN Ss vS Sa ns s s s @
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
70 pHYSIcIArs AND IHYALlDS.

Az analysis ~ . fDfdcn'f licnM nj
1osfe." ~ The or. iieflt eafiuist. Arthur
HILL HhbsALL. A4u-, F.'ts,. q sanapp.
RnRIaild; and an endorsement ny - eek .!:
WILSON. YRS, LID, s. LHnaols, rrp "
aoIa az wEnlssalc ~ nj lrn>iinx
DruGstktn. ind xssf.il tt,iytAll< ~ A! y RS
laAL AoLSs. ~ ulstl. k.Ffss SIX ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

The best smoking tobacco e little
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
AFFAIRS IN raypT.

life servitude, aud admitted that he
richly deserved IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
n IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

tho Hood and enS-icfics II. ana 10 moro
fore nno jsspiO0rdssf and c0rrccftts
IN chseD OF all chronic Di0iadics WHICH
ore associated with au InlovEnfbhtD
ETATE on THE BLOOD. These AL yiolu
10 tho regulating and nourinhlnR prop
e-f!es Of ita great food tonic elomcnu.
Itcompenrn.es for tho tozs 9fctfaIfvs
induced by CDsassspsSs fi0Hs dafas5h Or
bronchial and Throat uNscfiens. -
srW remedy Fenfnipe llebitfD ana
rcimburpo Tho Female 1hysfqNc for
those losses of VITALITY accompany
ing eoDspiainfs peculiar 20 fhe eer.
Mothers nstrststG their own en- ttdr<Hs
aud delicate uVnscsb who expect "
bccosuo mothers and bring up utgor-
ous children should ~ all meann ueo
II. II rW rsHfore suUereys From
Mental or Nervous FrosfynfiOn Ar1n-
ing from Orrr-srork, Erefxscs Or
prsfracfcd Disensn u ssW sssyv
Drunkenness and tho Opium 4eo<e
--for as the appetite grows hvAlthilr
and digestion moro vigorous thrcuen
tho uno OF fhia Tonic. tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally "a
tincf. II U htOtiU tcss<flc(nS u Adtrr
Cossspfatsfs, Mni0r(Ak tccrfs 9rQ
ALL 1lalNrfal Dls<1ss and for tho
debiiiiatlng effects Of Ssvev or oeS
kf,sl ~ Nus no equal. ~ rcp9ieD {
sr0sfr, Improves Uidceflsys and A1s-
srfifc, aud nnords The pv,gepfic IN
saitd an ea1{fp Nesieptietta nrffrts
df6oodj md II 70 pipaAnpt v the taslC
that tho n0ot sensitive peisso WI np'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

Chase t" Mr. dm
Pores % o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

AM Mr. Anderson said he thought question:"
Ss" thought
efOc, See gu
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-15

PernelI, Milan, 100 acres of Z
land Q "a.
Powell, Lewis, go acres land
Oh Pine Island ...... l 40
Polk, VIM. 5l2l acrex land
on Bayou Robert and Ba-
you Boeut and Bayou La
mnurit. kpown as cash
ton" plantation, swamp
and pine lands, with sugar
mill and improvements. .27 80
Porter, Matilda, ! acre land
part of Began division. -. 2 10,
Price, James, 80 acres lsnd = i. :
ON Flagson ...-.. ---.--.l Az
Pickett, Laurence, so acres - q,
land and improvements,
Mcintosh entry.,-.-.-f.!..i.. $50
Prescott, John W.92700 acres u, |
land on Bayou Robert. = y
Homestead" and, 80 acres
land in Sec IS T 3NR2 WHO AZ
Pugb, Fred. g acres .laud at
Leconite, on = and P r Il = 10
Pugh, Esan, l acre land at
Lecomte, OIL r and PR IS
Ransdell.- A. L.. Mrs. 81 H
Ransdell, Agent 600 acres
land on left descending
bank of Bayou Robert, s
sugar mill and machinery. "a SO
Radcliffe, Mrs. e. Lots 2 and
3 square 20 in Alexandria. 7 90
Red, L. l.. so acres land on
Catalonia lake. 2 80
Reougeau, j L. 100 acres of ~
land known as "a part of
the Dewel land =. =. W.. ! O5
Richardson, A D.. 100 acres
land on Bayou Boeuf, be-aT x9ol
ing part of Wellswood
plantation -s--.. .y-g.s, 9. :. ID w
Richardson, Eliza, 300 acres
land Oh Bayou Rapides,
bounded by L Texada and
Blk Hunter. Fl 90
Roberts, G A. 40 acres land
bounded by schmalinski.,. "a
Robinson, Wash, 20 acres of
land bounded by Waters
and Wesley. ....-.-..... "a
Rolleus, Anna, 20 acres land
on Bayou Bertrand. %
Rutherford, Olevia Miss, SO
acres piue land known as
the Stephen Rutherford
tract in Il l N r w.. 2 Is
Sasser, James, $50 acres of
land on Bayou Flagg"n in
T5NR2 ....-...- 2 So
Scott, Anthony. 3 acl es land
on Bayou Rapidcs and 70
acres pine land. ........ 5 60
Scbmalinski, Elise Mrs. 1000
acres swamp land, being "a
part of the Geo L.. Wilson :
purchase, in TN + ! and .
East. SS ~
400 acres land on the right
descending bank of Red
River; being part of the
Neal place in I N r E
and l - 4GsUU
80 acres land on the left
bank Of Bayou Rapiiies =
known as the Race Track,
TAM w...-..-....,.-. IL 60
100 acres land or Holio- = - 90 80
ways Prairie road, the old
Barron place ...... SO
100 acres pine land, the
Sollibel|as place 7 4 N R.
east 3 so
600 acres pine land, the
Milhas tract in 4 3NRI ~
aud 2 East .....-.--,-.--. 4 20
SIS acres land. part Brown
place, Bayou Rapilcs. S Is
800 acres laud on Red riv-
er and known as China
Grove plantation. $500. 20 90
Lot Q square 81 in Alexan-eae
=. dria Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Lots 3 and 4 square IL, and
inpts iu Alexandria....... d 20
Severns., T j pne lot and i'm
provenenis, corner Ninth 4s
and Murray streets, Alex
andria. ......---.-..--... ~
Self, Eghert, 80acres, home
stead ................. ~
Shsckeifard, E NJ 80 acres Of
,~n. I,,6 On onrnc in cn1.
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