X, AL 1TEWS.
jckiy HERALD w one day Into
in consequence of delays
! hy having to publish the delin
quent t :ix list.
A couple of champions of the 'P. R."
went to the suburbs to-day to settle a
patter of "honor." The settlement was
made in the most approved 6tyle, and the
Mai. -ha'l steppe up about the time of
lb ' lose and took'the parties into cus
tody. There is an old proverb which runs as
fellows: "A live dog id better than a
icad lion ;" but it seems oar city dads
h;ive revered the order of things in
Thee times of our "new dispensation,"
hy making a dead dog better than a live
dog, vide: late city ordinance in relation
to the extermination of dogs, in which
dead dogs earn are worth one dollar per
ear.
Our friends at the east ran now be
brought directly to Lincoln, the Capital
of Nebra.sU, by the B. k M. R. R. via
Plattemouth. This direct and reliable
road is now doing a large passenger,
freight and express business in our city.
Gentlemen, come and see our magic city,
the great mystery of the 10th century
and the pride of the West. Bring along
your change invest in good property,
grow rich nnd happy. Lincoln Intelli
ijencr.r. From the Fremont Tiinrs, published
at Hamburg. Iowa, we learn of the ar
rest of five horse thieves, and the break
ing up f a band who have for years
ojirated in Fremont an.l adjoining coun
ties in Iowa, and Atchison county, Mo.
We bawa been receiving the Omaha
TmVmm for several days past. It is a
nca', clean healthy looking sheet, giving
a fair amount of reading matter. Omaha
is now a pretty large city, and can un
doubtedly give support to a third daily
The Trrihune lias ourbest wishes for it
success. It is a thorough republican
The Daaaperatic organ in CUesgo, the
TTwn, sneers at the German meetings
in favor of Prasai, and says they "are
exhibitions of a very cheap patriotism
worthy, however, of descendants of the
hireling flrnfiitnfi, who fought against
American independence in 17T'."
The following is the list of delegates
elected to represent Nuuiaha county in
the Hcp-tbliean State Convention : lr.
C. F. Stewart. K. Worthing, T. J. Ma
jors, .1. I ( arson. A. J. Bitter. John
Harries, Conrad Harms, R M. Martin,
D. C. Sanders, and I. Y. Culberson.
They were instru -ted to vote for Col. R.
W. Furnas lor Governor.
We learn from Mr. Patterson that the
brick work on his new school buildiug
Naouji Institute is ilrawing to a close,
and will probably be completed this week.
He hopes to be able to open for the fall
term, due notice of which will be given
through the columns of the Hekald.
William Ativan, L. B. Fillcy. Jona
than Sharp and N. R. Greggs were
elected by the Gage county Republican
Convention to represent said county in
the State Convention.
We are in receipt of the first number
of another new paper, published at Da
kota City, Nebraska, by F. 31. 3cDo
nagh and P. F. O'Sullivan, called the
Dakota City Mail. It is a seven column
paper, Republican in politics, well filled
with reading matter. It denotes a de
velopment in that part of our State
which we are pleased to notice.
John Wallichs, A. Tharspeckcn and
O. A. Abbott are the delegates elect
from Hall county to attend the Republi
can State Convention on the 10th.
The Iowa editors passed up on the C.
B. k St. Joe R. R. last Monday. Only
a few of them went over to Omaha.
The party is reported as generally ex
hausted, and anxious to get home.
Dr. G. W. iri'.kinson and B. F
Chambers were chosen delegates to rep
resent Dakota county in the Republican
Suite Convention.
31. B. Hosie is the delegate elect to
the Republican State Convention from
Colfax county.
C. EL Ore, S. B. Pound, E. Tullis.
P. II. Suddeth and J E Philpott were
elected di legates from Lancaster county to
attend the Republican State Convention.
Mr. Haws, one of the early settlers of
this partif the country, is in the city
for a day or two. He is on his way
from Cafirataaa to England. He will
be remembered by many of the old settlers
of fourteen years ago.
Work was commenced 3-esterday on
the water tank and depot buildings for
the a ft M. R. II. TherCare to be two
depots; first a pa-ssenger depot 24x50
feet, nor nalnfc at P. street anil run
aaag north IOO feet; north of that a large
water tank, and then 100 feet north of
that a freight depot 14x100; and with
Mr. John Eaton as contractor we can
loot for their speedy completion. Lin
coln Statesman.
The uu:uer us friends of Col. H. W.
Peek, formerly Engineer of the 15. ft M.
R. EL, will be gratified to learn that he
has been unanimously elected Chief En
gineer of the Chillieothe, Leon ft lbs
inoincs Railroad Company. This com
pany has bean very fortunate in securing
the services of a Chief Engiucer of dis
tinguished abilities, and a gentlemrn of
exemplary character aud most excellent
refutation. The Colonel has had rich
experience a.- a Cadet at Wot Point, an
officer in the U. S. Army during the
groat rebellion, and as an engineer on
the great through route to the Pacific
via Burlington, Platlsmoath and Fort
Kearney- We 5-incerely congratulate
the C. L and UesJfeinas Railroad Com
pany and Col. EL W. Peck.
A Fivuch ncvcl recently issued for j
summer r ,i...u' Menu to answer its pur
pose very well, as it is said to, be of such
a diabolical character as to make one -
blood tun cold and shiver to run up the
back.
Htiiiorr CHAioa
Heretofore pnssentters on the B. ft l
wrc called on to change car at Bur
lington now they go ti.iough to Chi
cago without change.
I.I i KR AI..
Hall county has offered the B. ft M.
R. R. Company in Nebraska $100,000 to
make Grand Island their point for con
necting with the U. V. instead of Kear
ney, and the Independent says several
thousand dollars in money and a con -id
erable quantity of land can be raised by
private subscription.
on Dl'TT.
Capt. A. C. McMaken received his
commission last Saturday as U. S. Mail
Agent between this city and Lincoln,
and commenced duty this morning. He
throws a sack at each station between
here and Lincoln, giving a daily mail
each wa3T. He leaves here on the 10
o'clock, A. M. train, and arrives at 0 A.M.
The Captain will make an efficient officer
in a civil capacity, as he did in a military
capacity. .
OX A .STRIKE.
One hundred laborers in the employ of
John Fitegcrald, Esq., working on the
excavations for the bridge at Rock
Point, struck this morning. It appears
that the matter of time is the bone of
contention. The strikers demand that
ten hours be considered a day's work,
while Fitzgerald asksabont eleven hours.
Pits telegraphed to Council Bluffs for
one hundred men, and the strikers give
indications of going to work again this
afternoon.
Three prominent citizens of our city
left this evening, one for a two months
trip to the Atlantic, and the other two,
a month's trip to the Pacific. Prof.
Miller started for a sojourn in the east,
arsd John R. Clark and Samuel Wa lgh
left for the tour of California. Mr.
Clark goes for his health, which has
been quite; poor of late. We hope he
may roturn to us recuperated and full
of bis old life and energy.
K.U Niu ns 4 SVHTT.
The Saunders County Republican
Convention was held at Eldred last Sat
urday, and the following gentlemen were
chc::cu to represent that County in the
State Convention: Moses Stocking,
A. Deyo and J. EL Statta, They arc
solid men, and will work for the interests
of their locality. The convention passed
a resolution instructing their delegates to
the State Convention to work and vote
for Hon. Samuel Maxwell for candidate
for Governor.
THE CAM cor.vi v irSom;rn.
Sheriff J. W. Johnson, of this county
left for Lincoln u the Jo v. M. train to
day. with seven prisoners for the Peni
tentiary, accompanied by Officer Wil.
bams and C. C. Forgy as guards. Cass
furnishes the second delegation in size
of any county in the State. Douglas
county furnishes the largest delegation.
The following are the names from this
county :
f'tlARI.KS WALKKR,
In for eight years, for horse stealing.
He has served nearly two years of his
time. He is a keen, shrewd man. and
is supposed to have been the leader of
an extensive band. Full particulars were
given in the HERALD at the time of
his trial.
JOHN BEATTV,
Sentenced for seven years, for thtffcrime
of larceny and robbery. Has served
about ten months of his time. Is thirty
two years old, and is considered a profi
cient in his line of business. He has
nerves of iron, and will yet "make his
mark' ' among scoundrels if he lives his
time out and is released.
WILLIAM BENSON,
Sentenced for one year has served nine
months. Is about twenty years old.
Appears to have been too well raised for
a common thief, but is "constitutionally
tired. " and would rather steal than work
hard. He robbed Mrs. Smith, on Platte
River.
PETER KLINE,
Sentenced for two years, larceny and
robbery. Has served two months.
Robbed Dr. Donelan's house, last winter.
Is about thirty-six years old, and is not
a man you would take for a thief. He
will probably keep better company if he
regains his liberty. Kline has the sym
pathies of those who know him bost.
Michael Reaoan, Charles Si m
mers, John Fitzpatrick, each sen
tenced for one year, for the crime of
arson. Have served nine months.
Reagan is about thirty-eight years old,
is a keen old villain, and would make a
good Democratic politician, having a
natural tendency to "shoot off
his mouth." Summers and Fitz
patrick caeh about thirty five
years old. Nothing remarkable about
either of them. All three have behaved
remarkably well since their confinement
in the jail here, having at ail times re
fused to take part in the various at
tempts to escape. Their conduct is spo
ken of in the highest terms of praise by
Jailor Moore, who has had charge of
them since their first arrest.
T. ... '-fill UL";JI
THE STIC 1 hi:.
a:::onr the workmen at the
has about subsided.
Cm It ANT) (El.tiiK UIOS.
The st. Ik
j bridge excavation
resulting in the discharge of the inves
t gators of the strike an 1 the others
going to work. I appears the strike
orignated with some fifteen or twenty
men who had only been at work a few
days. They got up the Brrike, and then
forced the others to join them. Yester
day these discontents were paid and dis
charged by Mr. Caahing, paymaster and
book-keeper for Fitzgera'd, and to-day
a small force went to work armed with
two revolvers eaon for protection hi
case the strikers interfered with them.
Hp to the present writing no trouble
has occurred, and there will not, prob
ably, be auy difficulty, as some of
the leading spirits of the strike left
town to day.
f'rec Trnin on tUc- 9, a
siJ 101b off n-
A DA STARKLY OUTRAGE.
A Mnn in c.i tun roiiiii.e Tnkeu frm
Ilia House nntl Hung He in
Lrtt for Demi.
On Monday last, at Newton, Missouri,
a most dastardly and outrageous act was
committed. We learn from the Kansas
CitjT Jiulletin that six men in disguise
went to the house of Mr. Davenport, a
painter by trade, a quiet and peaceable
citizen, and taking him to a clump of
blackjack trees in the rear of Dr. Du
vall's farm, one mile north of town,
hung him by the neck, stringing him up
and letting him down several times, and
leaving him on the ground for dead.
He was discovered by Dr. Duval!, who
found that life was not quite extinct, and
took him to bis residence and adminis
ter.' 1 to his wants. It is believed that
he will recover. It was claimed that he
had stolen sixty dollars from one of the
gang in disguise. The people of Ncw
touia are much excited over it, and prom
ise summary vengeance to any of the
gang if caught.
The people of Lincoln will hold a jolli
fication over the completion of the B. A
M. 11. R. to that city on Tuesday next,
Angus! 9th, and Col. Donne, Chief En
gineer and Superintendent of the road,
has proposed to run free trains on that
occasion. We understand the people of
Lincoln are making great preparations
for the occa-ion, and a very large attend
ance ma3- be looked for.
The Lincoln State Journal gives the
following table showing the comparative
richness of brine in the various salt man
ufactures in the United States. It will
he seen that Lincoln is ahead of them
all. The Lincoln figures are based upon
the operations of Messrs Green k Smith
for the last thirty days :
Conncwauich. Penn...
Sent Watf.r. Pcnn
Shnwnectown, 111
Jackson, O
,7anesville. 0
Lock hart. Miss
Grand Riuer, Ark
Kanawu. Va
Mont -mima. O
.Grand Rapid?. Mich
Muskingum, U
Montezuma. N. Y
Onondagua
300 phis, to 86 m.
..;oo to 3MJ
Saginaw
Lincoln,
Pay..
Neb..
L-so
213
95
ISO
80
75
70
50
50
50
old well 45
now well 25
as to 45
25 to 35
TH T. It HOOl, I!J S:; CU'EMTIOV.
Mr. Editor As proposals are asked
by our School Hoard for the building of
t h ree School houses in Plattsmouth ; one
in the northern, one in the southern and
one in the central part of our city. We
would like to see some expression on the
.art of those whose money is to be used
for this purpose ; as to whether this is a
judicious manner in which to expend
what little money we have. If we un
derstand the proposition of the Board,
it is to build very ordinary buildings, one
in the southern, one. in tbe northern, and
one in tbe central part of the city. Now
fir, we desire to ask for the purpose,
first, of bringing this question before the
citizens, and second, to express our own
views, would not the limited means
in the hands of our City Treasurer for
school purposes be much more judicious
ly expended in one first class building,
say located upon the City Park grounds
cm Main street. Children can reach
this point from all parts of town in a few
moments. Our Directors will then be
able to put enough of money into a
building w hich will be large, roomy, ven
tilated, warm in winter and comfortable
in summer, bearing some traces of civili
zation and progress, and which will be a
credit and ornament to our city. Ought
not the city to gain something from this
expenditure of money? Would not a
house of this kind be better for patrons
and children? Can the city school in
terests potnblm loose anything by putting
up one good first class house that will be
an ornament and credit to the town, and
a benefit and blessing to the pupils.
Now sir, look at the other side of the
picture. Day $"00 for two lots to build
upon in the south part of town, and $500
for the same scheme in the northern
part of town, and (1,000 for the ground
m the central part of town, then put up
with stinted means three small school
houses, with the necessary waste of three
buildings under process of construction
and separate contracts all at the same
time, and see where you are when done.
Look at what Glenwood has done ; look
at what Ashland and Lincoln are doing in
the interest of schools, and just think of
what Plattsmouth proposes to do. We
lay down this as a proportion true in
itself : " You can never make a stranger
believe you have a good school system or
good schools until you can show him at
least one good school house. " Which is
the best for Plattsmouth? a good No 1
school house in which you can cam- on
and conduct a good graded model school,
or three little sickly district schools,
where the "lazyest man" in Christen
dom is sure to work himself in as a
teacher on a small salary. Let us be in
a position so that strangers when they
come amongst us can see evidences of an
interest in the cause of education. Let
our motto txs: some permanent benefit
from the expenditure of our school
money.
Mr. Editor : Two or three questions
are asked hy your correspondent in yes
terday's paper as to the proposed plan of
the Directors of our School District, in
appropriating the limited amount of
school money, now belonging to this dis
trict, in the building of three Schoo
Houses. Now, sir, I would like to have
these questions answered by some one
interested in our school system and pros
pects. Is it so that we have but the
14,500 or $5,000 to expend in building
Shool Houses? If so, can any set of di
rectors expect to buy ground in three
different parts of town and even build
three ordinary district school houses;
and can we expect to progress in our
schools, if we cannot improve in our
houses? 1 fad we not better hare one good
House? If we can get it, take the
ground free, and have for once a good
school house in Plattsmouth Won't it
be better for pupils, tax-payers andefty ?
Your correspondent has been again and
again approached with these questions
trom por.-ons abroad making inquiry sn to
schools; "Have you good schools in
Plattsmouth? Have you good school
houses? Is there a graded school?
Would it not be better to begin by
building one good house and then as
we are able build more? Are we to be
behind our neighbors?" A Patron.
Deetperate Attempt of a MtMMf to
Kstape from tlio Officer
Robert W. Dav is was brought before
W. B. Smith, United States Commis
sioner, to-day, on a charge of stealing
Oovernmnnt arms from the military sta
tion at Plumb Creek.
J. L. Webster. E sq., appeared for the
prosoeution and General O'Brien for the
prisoner. The case was continued until
afternoon and was not concluded at the
hour of going to press.
The prisoner was in charge of Lieu
tenant W. P. Hall, and when about five
miles west of Valley Station made a des
perate attempt to escape by Jumping
trom the train, which, at the time, was
running at full speed. He was followed
by Bugler Kershaw, who, though quite
severely bruised by his sudden collision
with terra firma, quickly followed the
prisoner with revolver iu hand, and cap
tured him.
On their arrival in the city he was de
livered to Marshal Hoile, thence to jail.
We know nothing of the guilt or inno
cence of the prisoner, but feel certain
that in the hands of our worthy Com
missioner he will receive his just deserts.
Omaha TrxUune.
LETTER MKT.
Lit of Letters remaining in the Platts
mouth Post Oitiirc, Aug. 1st, 1S70.
Aitkon Donald 2 Lindner Joseph
Arie 8 C Lynch J W
Ban James Wflbon HcGuira John
Ban Rebecca J
Boetel Claus
Browne J W
Brinson .1 M
Bronson Ed 1'
Bays li
Bowen J P
McDonald John
McMiler David
M duty re A P
MeMahon Simon
Morris John M 3
Morrill Nellie
Moore Eliek
BeUinghansenChas Miller II P
( ' tudon M P
Couelly Jas
Cannen Philip
Cordin Michael
Corbit John
Draper J B 1
Pott Phillip
Doyle Yinront A
I e( tarnio II
Drain John
Eberg Andrew
Erikson K P
Pitch J G
11
TEKKtBLE I'L.lt E.
Only last Monday night a murder was
committed in Leavenworth, and there is
no clue to tho perpetrators of the crime.
On Tuesday night an attempt was made j ffitspatriek 1
la invade the premises of Mr. shell, of Vx, A
ttie 1 imeg, by a burglar. The same
uight an attache of the CUnmarefciwas
halted as he was on his way home hy an
other one of the gang of robbers that
seem to infest the city. And on Thurs
day afternoon another stianger,says the
Commercial, was beaten almost to death,
and roLbod of a part of his money.
i wo preachers ot Peru, Ind.. nsrree I ,
to exchange pulpits on the evening of a
recent Sunday. One of th.-m took an j
evening nap at his room and it Listed j
until his brother nreaebar bad tinUh...)
I be congregation had as
the exer;-
Parley John
Fox Jphn
Green Augehne
Gableman Jacob
Griffin W II
Gillespie Mark
Harris .1 2
Hall E D
Huh i. ure J A
Hatfield J A
I lanpaa O
Houser Mary
Hutch ins II
Hammond II B
Hudson J A
II tn ii gton Q
Hallvran Jas
semblc-d waited long, but the minister I Ji"""'" M C
nnf miMM tlm . j .1 f-rterrm I line S
not eominn the bshta wem nut. out nA
the people dispersed. A few minutes af
ter the sleepy preacher arrived, but it
was tea later
Clark A Plummer have been removing
to their new ,'tbrc to day.
Kerr J D
Kindig P F
Kelory Nicholas
Mullin Geo,
Murphy William
Moore Thos
Mangan Mike
Mattoon Peter
M iers J no
Madigaa John
Mathews C V
Mack Thos
Morris James
Napier Miss Ellis
Norton H L 4
Ohearn Jas -Parker
Wm
Palmer PJ
Philips Caleb
Quich John
Quinn Maggia
Kcnner Geo W
Bussell A
Kuthuford A
Rom Jennie
Boss James
Reyneer J olios
Robison S B
Slonec-ker Susan
Sprick Gatleb
Selby Affiee
Siuipsou Jeptha S
Shifter Jacob
Smith Jackson
Smith Wm
Station Thos
Thl ipp Pm
Williams I) Oliver
Young Mrs R
Yikfl Franklin
MHMZ, NOTICES.
THE OAK LE AF.
The genuine Charter Oak Stoves have
an nak leaf on the side doors, and are
stamped with the name of "Giles F.
Filey, St. Louis." When buying one
of them, therefore, look for these proofs
of its genuineness, and reject all that do
not have them. auglwlt
a bai"g"in7
An SO acre farm, with house, sherile
timber, water, etc., all enclosed, i mle
from school house, can be purchased to,
$1,1 00. Apply at t he office of
Spubxock & Windham.
julyl' 11 m&wlt
FOli iTeNT "
Two or three rooms, suitable fin house
keeping; corner of Oak and Sixth streets,
augld&wtf P. W. D. Holbrouk.
All parties indebted to us by note or
account, will save themselves trouble and
expense by settling them immediately.
Business is business, and we must have
our money. Dou.m. Duo. k Co.
augld6w3
lay our
After Saturday, )uly -id, we
Books aside and sell for cash.
julv25d&wtf Doom, Pro. & Co.
REMOVAL.
E. T. Duke k Co. will remove their
store to the building recently purchased
of Tootle ifc Har.na, and now oeeunied
by ( i.irk & Piummer, on tho 1st day of
August, I87Q. jyl'J lAwaugtl
Go to VaDerya A Runner's to buy your
Dry Goods. Hicy are selling cheaper
than the cheapest.
Grover & Baker's Sewine Machine is
the be.-t in market. Yallerys k Ruff
ner are ag Jnts. Those in want of a good
Machine will find it to their advantage
to give them a call.
NOTICE TO TEA( !HEB S.
T Ml 111 W .
a win noid a runnc examination on
the first Saturday in August, 1870, at
tbe School House in Plattsmouth, com
mencing at 10 o'cloc k a. m.
W. A. Patterson,
Co. Supt.J'ublic Intruction.
Maxwell 4v. Chapman oner for sale a
good improved farm of acres, well
watered and fenced; 40 acres of timber,
a good dwelling house and outbuildings.
june30dawtf
Marshall for Congress.
Go to Yallery.'s & Buffner's and bnv
your Boots and Shoes, the best in mar
ket, anlodiwtf
If vou want a neat calico drr. im tn
vr.nJ T..... . . .
anei s a riunner s. iney are now
sciling the best for 12 cis per yard.
m aplod&wtf
J sDerys & Ruffner have the largos
stock of tirceries ever brought to the
city, which they bought for cah aud at
reduced prices. Call and examine then
stock. aplddiwtf
Dwelline House for sale cheap Lot
10 in Block 12. Inquire of J. W.
Hames, or Vi!iett Pottenger.
julyTwlm
DeMnqusnt Taxes for !859.
X'io is hsrsVr ?ivrn that I, W. L. Ho3s.
Treasurer of tVs county. State of Ntbraina,
tT yirtuc oTtho power in me vested, shall, on
the
FIRST HONOAV IN SEPTEM 9fffl. A O., 1270.
commence selling, at the office of the Treasurer
in Cass county, an I State aforesaid, at pu'olie
auction, t-o much of the following tracts of land
aud town lota as phall ho neeess.iry t- pay the
taxa. penalties, interest an i costs which shall
have accrued thereon on that lay. S-i'e toecm
tlT :it S o'clock in the foreno 'n. and on each
succeeding d:i nt that time, nntil ait has been
sold or offere 1 lor sale upon which the taxes re
maiu unpaid on the day of sale,
W, L. Horbs.
Plattsmouth. August 2. 1S70, Treasurer.
PLATTSMOUTH CITY TAX.
. i 1 rTTi
LOT. -3 Z- ! LOT. MM J
H 1 I S I fi
2 1 $ 1 SO
8 3 2 84
5 4 2 80
1 5 4 42
5 I 4 42
6 fi 4 42
10 7 S 55
11 8 1 25
7 I 4 42
8 9 3 55
'J B 3 55
I 10 5 25
12 10 13 80
6 11 4 42
1 13 2 9
3 14 3 55
4 14 3 55
1 lo 3 25
3 15 9 55
4 15 2 70
5 15 2 70
7 15 2 70
1 M 2 70
3 16 2 70
4 16 2 70
5 16 2 70
6 M 2 70
10 16 2 00
13 16 2 70
14 16 2 70
6 18 5 30
7 18 6 8
8 18 34 42
6 19 24 12
Drev. yrs. 17 70
" 7 20 3 55
8 20 3 55
2 II 3 56
3 21 3 55
4 21 3 55
5 21 3 55
9 21 3 55
10 21 3 55
11 21 3 50
12 21 8 75
2 22 3 55
3
4
7
8
10
12
4
7
8
9
1
2
7
3
9
5
w i .2
uiulJS 6
8
12
W 2 r
10
11
3
und V- 5
uud j 8
I
4
6
2
4
6
6
7
10
7
9
3
5
6
7
9
5
6
12
1
2
8
9
10
11
9
4
12
4
5
10
1
6
6
7
11
5
11
12
iin.l ' .. 9
same,' prev. JJ
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12 13 40 15 18
12 13 1 03
12 13 1 60
12 13 1 60
12 13 1 60
12 13 1.3 4 76
12 1.1 13 1 38 2 11
12 13 10 357 10 58
12 13 2 95
12 13 1
12 13 1 89 7 63
12 13 9 3 42
12 13 1350-100 5 01
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12 13 80 10 15
12 13 40 6S4
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12 13 40 8 11
12 13 30 6 13
12 13 2 50-100 72
12 13 8 1 79 1 49
12 13 10 2 IS 1 70
12 13 9 800
12 13 40 7 42
12 ' 13 SO 1 5 97
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1
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11
25
20
26
26
26
6
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8
10
10
11
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12
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31
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lot 7 in liloek 10
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lot 7. block 1 n 2 e
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LIBERTY PRECINCT
2s 28
3 68
9 70
710
2 4.5
2 45
2 45
1 tiO
50
85
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5 74
1 09
222
85
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90
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3 74
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82
82
82
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51
51
80
80
83
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80
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80
80
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seqrseqr 14 10 13 40 ( 48
sw qr si qr 11 lo 13 40 318
neqruwqr 24 10 13 40 6M
sw qr nw qr 21 10 13 40 5 53
lot! 4 10 14 ) 2 30
lot 2 4 10 14 40 2 58
nwqrneqr 5 lo 14 40 2 55
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uud hfseqrseqr 5 lo 14 40 1 39
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nwqrneqr 8 10 14 40 268
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19
19
19
21
21
23
24
24
25
25
96
26
27
27
27
28
28
30
30
32
32
33
34
35
19
19
19
21
20
20
27
99
29
30
30
31
32
35
35
10
10
lo
10
10
10
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10
10
10
10
10
10
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10
10
10
10
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10
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12
12
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13
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13
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160
160
80
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168
11 09
11 10
11 05
11 10
11 10
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11 10
5 55
11 Id
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5 81
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11 39
5 70
5 70
11 98
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5 81
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6 80
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6 91
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12.56
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14 48
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8 25
1 2 79 1 9 1 50
2 2 79 2 9 1 51
3 2 79 3, 4 9 2 25
4 2 79 3 14 77
5 2 790 4 14 77
6 2 79 same. prev. yrs. 2 25
6 3 79 Block 16 5 25
,, 6 3 79 11 17 6 98
4, 5, 6 4 525 221 160
1 5 70 3 21 1 60
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3 5 70 1 45 64
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1, 2, 3 6 4 22
Thompson's addition.
1 2 85 . 15 9 55
2 2 85 16 9 55
3 2 85 17 9 65
4 2 85 18 9 55
5 2 85 19 9 55
6 2 85 20 9 65
7 2 85 21 9 55
8 2 85 22 9 55
9 2 55 23 9 66
10 2 85 24 9 55
1 5 70 25 9 65
2 5 70 26 9 55
3 5 70 14 10 65
4 5 70 15 10 65
5 5 70 16 10 65
8 5 70 17 10 65
14 9 65
TOmSFXD'3 ADDITION.
1 1 70 2 9 75
4 2 70 1 10 78
6 2 70 2 10 75
7 2 70 3 10 75
1 4 70 2 11 75
2 4 70 6 IS 70
3 4 70 7 M 70
5 4 70 3 14 85
1 5 70 4 15 85
2 5 70 1 16 85
11 5 70 2 16 85
12 5 70 4 16 85
8 0 70 3 17 85
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MT. PLEASANT PRECINCT.
15
15
25
26
26
26
2o
35
3
5
8
9
14
15
17
26
27
28
28
86
30
30
31
31
96
35
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
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160
160
160
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160
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80
80
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80
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625
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10
11
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20
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19
19
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BP lot 6 5 12 10 2 42
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lot 3 swqr swqr fi 12 10 10 116
t pt nw qr sw qr 5 12 10 10 1 16
ehfscqr 13 JO 80 5 43
n hf sw qr 9 12 10 80 3 81
lot 6 11 ar,.J 14 12 19 10 1 16
1ot8 11 and 14 12 10 10 68
lot 9 11 and 14 12 10 10 1 17
lot ii 11 and 14 12 10 6 79
l.t 12 11 aw 14 12 10 6 79
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