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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-23
FaIrchiId to Visit New Engiund.

AUGUSTA, NE, October 22.-General
Lucius Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, National
Commander G. A. T., has written Depart
ment Commander Lans, OF Maine, that he
would like TO visit the several Department:
in the New England States during the
coming season. Commander Lane has
written the Commanders Of other Depart
ments in New England, proposing a meet
ing at the headquarters Of the Massaehu-
sets Department in Boston, on October 26
to make the necessary arrangements.
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GETTING IMPATIENT.
DEPUTIES TO THE BULGARIAN S0BRANyI
WANT A SPEEDY ELECTION
0fa Prince 10 Succeed AlsIander-How the Gar
Killed Baron Rsuten-Denial Of the Ram0red
Attempt on the Cars Life-England
Must Evseuats Egypt

SOFIA, October 22-The Regency have
received from 800 Of the deputies to the
Great Sobranje, expressions of desire to
have the election of Prince to succeed
Prince Alexander concluded not later than
the second sitting of the Sobranje. All
these deputies declare that the country re-
quires the speediest possible settlement Of
the question. The Regency have consented
to carry out the request Of the 800 depu-
ties
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wsllsburg Notes.

Sperial TtlegruW 10 ne RcgtStcr.
WELIsBtRG, October 2.-The new
glass house is being pushed with all the
dispatch that can obtain-all the availa-
BILE workmen are employed. The main
building has q frontage on the railroad OF
two hundred and twelve feet, and for one
bundled feet extends back one hundred
feet. the remaining portion extends back
eighty feet. MAIL
Mr., and Mrs. Campbefi Mckee arrived
home this evening from their wedding
trip.
An interesting Democratic meeting was
held at Lazearville on Tuesday night, ut
which local talent were the speakers.
A building boom has again struck our
city. and several new houses have been and
are being erected.
J. C., PalmeB, Esq, and ex-Sherif j. +.
Curtis, spent yesterday in Wheeling.
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Two shock, al Wilmington.

TufyurDy. Y. C., October 22.-TwO
.s.r, ,aoc,s of earthquake were felt
s- Ibis morning aJ about > O'Clock.
be rls quite severe and shook houses
..lgls.nrl q great mIny people. No
4-4-. Is .>rtportcL
rle,g was another distinct earthquake
LA ,ai, afternoon At u quarter to three
.oaS Building, were shaken very per
sg.0... No damage was done.
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He Was Weak Minded.

Scecial T4egrum 10 TIE REGISTER.
SHINNsroN, w. VA, October 22.-The
full particulars regarding the suicide Of
Washington Mcdonald are as follows; For
several wears among his acquaintances he
was known to be weak minded, although
he was able to transact all ordinary busi-
ness. The night before he hung himself
he was more than unusally wakeful and
restless II seems that he was going TO get
some hogs to fatten. Two hours later ne
was found dead hanging to peach tree on
the farm of Jacob Long.
An inquest was held resulting inayerdhct
that he came to his death ut his own hand.
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Heavy Verdict Against the p. R.R.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-The suit
of George A. Fletcher and the children of
c. w. Mitchell against the Philadelphia,
Norristown and Phpnixville Railroad CO.,
which forms part OF the Schuylkill division
of the Pennsylvania railroad, TO recover
damages for injury to tract of land owned
by the plaintiffs near Georges Hill, re-
suited in verdict by the jury this morn
ing in favor OF the plaintiffs for S92, ,022.
This sum is So, 900 in excess of the award
of the jury of view, S54, 900 in excess of the
valuation fixed by the defense, and $G4, 600
below the valuation claimed by the plain
tiffS
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Mountain Rent by The Earthquake

4'N.HwE", Va. October 22.-Three
l.. .aras 10 the earth have just been
.>"en.i on top oi Fiat Top Mountain,
-.arat 70 the Hoaahput,ls coal mines in
--hr.. county, which were evidently
A.~7. ,E th' earthquake last month.
.--' %" rents crosses the mountain wag-
-.aa. AMI iaggr trees and rocks have
-a thrown la'u It, so ~ to make it pas
A.- Tie cracks extend long distance,
--. -.ru unr. I .uG ..,rrtL
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rh.,hnck at Columbia.

...gg.,. :. C., October 22.-There
r.s5aayy earthquake shock here at
"a, g lasting 80 seconds 1t was
--sfa. loud and continuous rumbling,
4 g>rftill the quake passed OIL.
c.--ur-v one was awakened by the
a,, which swaycd buildings and ratified
a-, lively. /; w..S the heaviest shock
.,,1r The second one OF August 81.
--rr-Au0thrI severe earthquake
.,,gompanied by loud denOtatiOns has
soolrrtd here .2I3 p. M. shaking
ss,, ,or about SIX seconds. No dam
r- a., dime.
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Rroupht BACK Her Dead Can,.in

NEW YORK, October 22.-The National
Line steamship America, from Liverpool,
arrived at Quarantine at 7:30 q. u to-day,
having on board the body of her late
Master, Captain Grace, who died at sea on
the 18th inst, Of apoplexy. Captain Grace
was one Of the best known ocean steam
ship captains sailing 10 this port.
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A Further Decline.

New YORK, October Especial tele'
grams to BrGdstrees note further decline
in total value of merchandise distributed
owing to the prolOngation Of uureasonably
mild weather, to continued low prices fol-
grain and produce, and to country mer'
chants having been quite stocked up with
goods in the late season of active trading
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Cause OF McCabes Insanity.

NEW YORK, October 22.-Warien Ksat-
ling Of Ludlow street jail refused 20 allow
ex-Alderman McCabe tO be seen by any
one except Mr. McCabe and Cornelius
Farley, one OF the eS-Alderman who IL 10
be tried on Monday. Mr.. Kcating said no
believed from the first that McCabe was in
sane, and that the courts would never try
the man as he was too far gone 10 stand
trial. lie has 10 he led to his meals, and
he eats very little. Friends Of Mr.. Ne
Cabe ASSERT that he has acted very strange
ly ever since he was thrown from sleigh
two years ago when Mayor Grace's sleigh
collided with McCabcs.
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Few NaIl Mn At Matasontoun.

WAYsOSTowS, Pa, October 2.-
Ground has been broken here and a large
force of men put to work upon the erection
ofa large nail mill. The capital to be EN-.
plOyed will be $4,000. Two large en-.
gines will be put in, of three hundred
horse power, with o rolling mill attach,
ment. The new industry will give en-
ployment to three hundred men,
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been forthcoming. Within the past day
or two the necessary adjunct" has been
plentifully distributed in this county.
Men are not wanting to admit the fact that
they got share of the plunder, but they
often say that although they have taken
the money they don't propose to vote the
ticket. Judgment and discretion in divis-
ion of Doodle is rs absolutely necessary as
the Doodle itself.
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Father sherman Held For Trial.

BROOKLYN, October 22.-The Rev.
Father Sherman, ex-priest and assistant
pastor of the church Of Visitation at Red
Hook Point, who recently created sensa,
tion by renouncing his VOWS and marrying
a young lady named Tilley Mccoy, wa:
to-day arraigned in police court in thi:
city, charged with seducinga a young wO'
man named Miss Julia Mulyaney. He
pleaded not guilty, and was held in S3OC
hail for trial on the 29th inst
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Northwest Switeh,neu.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, October o.
While the switchman's strike is not en-
tirely ended the railroads have ceased to
be seriously troubled and switching is be-
ing done in nearly all the yards. Many
of the old men have already been taken
back by the roads, and it is understood
that more will be reinstated at once. No
serious intimidation has been attempted
in the past "a hours. Work has been al
most entirely resumed in the mills
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Killed With a Sabre.

LONDON, October a2-The Russian AM
bassador, who is out ofthe city, telegraphs,
in response to an inquiry, that the rumor
circulated in Vienna yesterday that the
Car had been asssssinated WAS entirely
without foundation.
Dispatches received to-day from st. Pc
tersburg confirm the report that the Cyar
killed his aid-de-camp. Councillor of State
Baron Reutern. These dispatches fully
agree with particulars contained in the
earlier reports with the exception that the
err killed Baron Reutern with his sabre,
instead of shooting him as previously
stated
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Prince Napoleon at Niagaru.

BUFFALO, October 20.-Prince Louis
Napoleon, accompanied by Mr.. John W,
Mackey, the bonanza king, arrived in Buff
alo this morning from the West. They
went to Niagara Falls, where they re
mained till noon, and then started fol
New York
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British Dispatch Boat wrecked.

CoNSTANTINoPLE, October 22.-The
British dispatch boat lmogene, which left
the port Salonica for the purpose OF taking
ON Sir William White, the British Ambassa-
dor at Bucharest, recently appointed To
succeed Sir Edward Thornton, aS British
Ambassador at Constantinoplc, and convey
him to this city, was wrecked during fog
oil Gallipolli The crew were saved.
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4 New Plea.

CHICAGO, October 22.-One Of the coun-
sci for the seven condemned Anarchists
stated to-day that another motion for y
new trial would I've called 10 the attention
of Judge Gary, on the ground of newly
show that the instruction of the Court
was improper, which held that a man who
melted an ofiensc by speech or writing
was to be held equally guilty with the
active perpetrator of the deed. II il
claimed that rs the term has not yet er-
pired, the Court can grant the motion.
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May Accept n Compromise.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 22.-Thc
hundred and fifty switchmen and brake
men who went out on strike last night,
on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
were receiving sl.75 q day and demanded
m in increase Of IS cents, that being the
wages paid at the Cincinnati terminus Of
the road since the strike in that city.
Freight trains are moving with some dif-
fculty. Everything Is quiet to-day and n
compromise will probably be arranged.
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Char.ntte WOKE Up.

CawurGE. y. C.. October 22.-At
4.,j O'Clock this morning the people
Er Tr-r IwlSrurd 10y sharp earthquake
>,aaaia, ~ o'clOcS this morning an
a- ,lDrE orrJ-ryi. sufficiently severe to
-ls- people -GH ont ont into the streets.
N damage w..s done, but the people are
..l..g harmed
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Taxing Foreign Merchants In France.

PARIS, October -. The committee APP
pointed by the Chamber Of Deputies to
consider the bill for taxing all Foreigners
carrying on business in France, and the
bill makingit obligatory on all contract
ors on all public works in France 10 hire
only French workmen, have decided tor
port iavorably upon the first measure.
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NO CHANGE OF CREED.
Result of the Test Vote at the Universal
lists Convention.


AKRON, O., October 22-Thc Univer-
salists' National Convention to-day elected
Rev. DR.. f. C. Sweetser, of Philadelphia,
President; General J. c. Graves, Of New
York, Vice President; Rev DR.. G.. l.. De
marest, of Manchester, n. H., Secretary;
Stephenson Taylor, Treasurer. The con-
yentiOn decided TO use it's funds for build
ing churches at once instead of waiting
several years for interest to pile up. An
amendment providing that three-fourths
of the State Convention shall ratiiy any
amendment to the constitute on was
tabled. This was test vote on the change
of the creed, the amendment being pro-
posed by those who oppose the change.
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THE LAST HOSTILE.
Gen. Miles Reports the Capture of Mang.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 22.-Tht
following telegram from Gen. Miles,
dated Fort Apache, Ariz., October 9, has
been transmitted by Gen. Howard to the
War Department: "A detachment under
Captain Cooper, Tooth Cavalry has just ar
rived at the post, having captured Manguis
and his whole party, consisting OF Manguis,
two men, three squaws and five children,
also twenty-nine mules and five ponies, all
of which We're brought in.
Signed NGELE,
Cant. Commanding "
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Ggbt LIE. KY, October pa
ll1 o,.5 ,"JIN OF earthquake WAS felt here at
all, s r'ocH tntS afternoon. 1t lasted
toa NJ, ,s minutes. The vibrating mo-
'4s Nearly north and south.
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VIII Declare the sobranje Illegal.

VIENNA, October 22.-lt is asserted
here that Russia has agreed not to occupy
Bulgaria, and that Austria and Germany
have agreed to declare the new Sobranje
illegal, compel the Regency TO resign and
force Bulgaria 10 submit 10 Russia
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rnnr shnrk. nt GreenynIe.

s-vyrI,LE. :. e., October 22.-FOur
5s,,o. earthquake were felt here to-day,
%. .-y,...ht al 9.3O am, one severe Ut
IAN. another even more severe ut
-en.. and the last aud most imper-
--.... II .l.2Dp.m.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-The
steamer City of Mexico, just arrived from
Bay Islands and Central America, reports
shocks of earthquake at Truxillo, Septem-
Der 1s and 10; also at Utila, October {, ae-
companied by cyclone, in which elgh-
teen OF twenty lives were lost
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R.orpauI.iny the Belfast Police.

DUBLIN, October %. The Governor has
determined on the reorganization Of the
Belfast police on the Dublin model. The
substitution Of qualified stupendiary jus
tices in place Of the present borough mag
istracy has also been decided upon.
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Il Pied Type at WASHINGTON

sgat a.SsToN, sa..S d. C., October GA
80 ScI.'GG 1ake shock was felt here at
Ssi S"s SS,OeA this afternoon. The tremor
'tOcg ~ - an IN instant, but was sufficiently
sOass N ., Pr type on the composing
Sa = 'ne fourth story of the star Of
LUX was so distinct on the fourth
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floor Of the State, War, and Navy build
ing that some of the clerks became alarmed
and ran into the corridor On the lower
floors Of the building, however, no one
seems to have noticed any unusual dis
turbance.
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H,,.-'.- A;N"siA, Tenn, October 22.-A
riI- ~ shock OF earthquake was felt here
sirr,.'o, ''''N TINS morning. The earth
,sls."'l 80 very perceptibly and many were
tt,DFvu' nut the shock was so slight
ueatedno alarm
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Mr.. RlaIn. tn Visit I'm. wa.hinptnn.

BROWNSVILLE, PA, October 2.-lion.
JamesG. Blaine accompanied by his two
sons devoted the day 10 visiting the scenes
Of his childhood. To- morrow the party
will 20 TO Washington, Pa.
over tho old National Pike.
Arrangements have been placed in the
hands Of the faculty, students and alumni
of the college. There will he an open air
meeting in the college campus in the af,er-
noon and in the evening the students and
their friends will tender the distinguished
visitors a reception in the COLLEGE
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At Richmond.

In saI II'ND' Va, October 22.-At 2:10
&O;TTuVeN ONr;T' :: oi earthquake was felt here,
&e ~, b,t, lions being from east to west.
An 1OGS. was was mainly felt in the upper
Hp0rtsSi" i"' houses. No damage has been
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...-.,,. .',,'N. I'., uctober2 -. Slight shocks
LAX We're trlt here at 4.25 this
S.- aHl Hl > this afternoon. Reports
,,.- ,..- al over This section ofthc State Show
n '.' shocks Mere general but no dam
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Atkinson to Speak at shinuston.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
SHINNsToN, W. VA, October 22.-
George W. Atkinson is here and will speak
in this city and adjoining neighborhood
But little interest is manifested. How
ever it is generally conceded that thC
county Democratic ticket will be elected
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BoodIe Seekers and Doodle Men,

Special Tsteurum 10 the Regt1eT.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, October 2-
Doodle and bOOdlers may scatter crisp 81
bills, rs they have done during the past
few days in old Wetzel, but there will not
be a G. o. F. F. (ghost of fellow feeling
for the per capita 81 party on the Second
of November. When Nate Goff was here
a few days since, the Doodle seekers wore
out the stairway to his room in their
energetic search for the little golden God
of the Republican party Money won't
buy principle in the banner Democratic
county of West Virginia. Put rs down
for $50 majority ...Er .E.E fFtti
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WASHINGTON, D. c., October 9.-The
President has selected L. y. Buford, oi
Mississippi, for appointment as deputy
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury, wee MI.
Davis resigned.
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England Must Eyacustc Egypt.

LONDON, October 22.--In the well-in-
formed diplomatic circles in London il il
believed that NJ. Woddington, the French
ambassador 10 the Court of 81. James, has
demanded of England that definite date
he fixed for the evacuation Of Eyypt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-23

IF the heart of man is depressed with
cares, the mist is dispelled when the bot
tie appears Not bottle of spirits, oh
no! but small vial of that Invaluable
compound known to civilization as DR.,
Bulls Cough Sprup,
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Earned runs. St. Louis 3; two base hi

Earned runs, st. Louis 3; two base hits,
Comiskey, Welsh, Anson; 3 base hits, Car
ruthers, Hudson; struck out by Hudson,
., by Ryan 3; passed balls, Bushong l.,
Flint ,; bases on balls, off Hudson |, off
Williamson !, off Ryan =; wild pitches
Ryan 4; base hits, st. Louis II; Chicago 3;
errors, ST. Louis 3, Chicago ,. UmpireS,
Quest and McQuide. Referee, John kel-
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Felt AT COURSES.

COLUMBUS, o., October PA slight
shock ofearthquake was felt here shortly
after O'Clock. 1t was very perceptible
in upper stories of buildings, but not on
the street
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t,,;,o,, ~, Pa, Oct. 22.-There was q
Ill" "a, ,,'hluaSe shock here this morn
H-yOlt O,clnrE
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Nt Augusta.


g.. .''sIA, October 22.-TwO severe
.rlI,0 NO earthquake were felt to-day, one
'" d. H., and one at 2:ITp m.
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The Necessary Adjuncts" Appears in
- Peasants.

ST. MARY's, PLEAsANTs Co, October
2.- Give me liberty, or give me deathr'
The high-sounding patriotic exclamation
has given place among certain class to
''Giye me S. note or ! won't vote the
Republican tieketp' and the S. note has
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| am ever mere,
Laz ny.
Inhn O. Pendleton in wellsburg.

Special Tlegrum TO ths Register.
wELLsBuRG, Mo, October y. "A
meeting at the court house was addressed
BY John o. Pendleton, Esq, Democratic
candidate for the State Senate in this dis
trict After Mr PendletOn's address Mr.
NJ. J. Finley was introduced to the audi
enee, and made a happy speech on he
half of the cause of Democracy. ID
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tFOOu NeWF FFO" WHshfhgtOn.
One application well rubbed in Of Saliva
ton Oil cured me Of rheumatism in the
arm, of two months standing ] never in.
tend TO be without il.
II. b. Kramer, 23i 1st ST., S. +. Wash.
inptnn ID G.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-11-13

The Alexandria Town Talk thinks
the test of fitness laid down by Gov.
McEnery is not that laid down by
Thomas jefferson:
The people OF Louisiana are fast finding out
that when an office is vacant that can be filed
by the Governor. the question is not asked, is
he reliablea is he capabe7 Is he honest but
all depends upon this: "Will he help to keep
in fl e the administration and its friends %
For ourselves, we are free to say that
so long as Gov. McEnery appoints to
office those of his friends who are hon
est, efficient and capable, we shall urge
no objection. He has knack of get
ting hold of his bad friends for Office,
though he numbers among his admirers
many of the very best of the people, If
le would guiliotipe bine-tenths of his
advisers. he wonld make the Stare an
governor.-SAreueport Times.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-11-13
SALE.
LEON WOLFF VS.. JOHN MAssIE MARTIN
ct ais.
No. 14I33.
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF ST.
LANDRY.

By virtue of a Judgment of the Thirteenth
District COurt, in and for the parish of ST. Ian
dry, rendered in the above entitled case, will
sell at pubic auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the Courthouse doorin Opelousas on
TUESDAY, NOyEMBE Xe 93d. 1856,
at j O'Clock a. m, the following described tract
OF land situated in the parish OF st. Landry, on
both sides OF Bayou Mallet, about seven miles
west of the town of Opelousas, aggregatins
seven hundred and fifty eight acres and forty
six One-hundreths of an acre, and consisting
of the following described pieces of land, to-
wit: ~
lst All OF fractional section twenty-fo
3 fractional northeast quarter of section
twenty-seyen;
3. North half of south east quarter of section
twenty-seven:
4. North half of south west quarter of sec
ton twenty-fve;
5. North west quarter of section twenty-six.
6. North half of south west quarter of sec
ton twenty-sx;
2. South half of north east quarter of section
twenty-siX; and,
8. North half of south east quarter of section
twenty-six;
All OF SAID property being situated in town
snip SIX south range two east, being the same
property acquired by vendors from Mary E.
Martin widow of Henry s. Moss, per e. A,
Martel, agent. as per act passed before J. L.
Chachere. notary public. recorded in Convey
ance BOOK . No. at page 527 of the Recorders
office OF st. Landry parish, January 9th, 1884
Ierms-Cash. c. c. DUSON,
Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.