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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

peA- We learn that a portion of Col.
Fosters command, stationed at Calhoun,
overhauled a couple of smngglers the
other day, and still hold them in durance
vile. 1t seems the two spectators drove
into Calhoun in buggy, and on being
asked where they were going, replied to
Greenville. An outside examination of
this buggy indicated that everything was
right. But the boys have pretty much
quit being satisfied with outside exem-
nations, and accordingly commenced
taking off the back part of the buggy
seat, which was tightly covered. They
worked in this direction but a little while
before their eyes were made to twinkle
by splendid display of military buttons,
military lace, military gloves, &c. One
of the smugglers arrested is named My
ers, and is reported to have been en-
gagged in the business ever since the
commencement Of hostilities. We pub
lished communication so far back as
1851, we think it was, giving some of this
fellows exploits in that line Colonel
Foster, we are satisfied, will look after
him.
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Nor TAKEy.-The report from Indi-
annapolis to the Cincinnati Gazette, that
Brig Gen. Cruft had been captured at
Murfreesboro is, we are glad to say, I'M
true. His friends at Terre Haute have
received a letter from him since the
fight, stating that he passed through tile
fight unscathed, and is all right. Char
ley will be hard to capture while the
22nd Brigade or even the 3lst Indiana is
on hand to defend him. He and they
fight; they don't surrender.
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A PHILAyTHRoPIsT.-It gives one a
more exalted opinion Of his fellow-man
to read Of such instances as the follow
ing:
Sir Elkanah Armitage, of Manchester,
England, has fed and clothed the whole
of his workpeople, some twelve hundred
in number, ever since the mills have been
closed, and intends to do so as long as
the necessity may last He has been
heard to say: Il" l will share my property
with my distressed workpeople as long as
have a shilling left; this is my special
mission; and as do not ask the public
to give to one who has been in my employ
but take the whole burden on myself, SO
it will account for no large sum appear
ing against my name III the subscription
list
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Total


In answer to many inquiries by Manu-
facturers and Dealers on this subject, |
will briefly state the law to be as follows:
lst. al Dealers in Liquors are re-
quired to take out License; and all
other dealers in anything except Ii
quors, when sales are over 81 600 per
annum, are required to take License.
ID all Manufacturers of Spirituous
or Malt Liquors and Tobacco in any
form are required to pay duty on their
entire production; and all Manufacture
ers other than of Tobacco and Liquors,
where the annual product is over $780,
are required to pay duty on the entire
manufacture
Sd Where the production exceeds
81 1000 per annum, all are required to
take out a Manufacturing License
4th. No License is granted for less
than one year.
VIM E. FRENCH, Collector
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DIED.
Co1 mUHicGted
In nLenOrian1.


DR.. JAMES +. RUARK. the subject of this notice,
was born in Richland County, Illinois, and died on
the Path day of october, lSC2 in the 81 year of his
age, at Pcrryyile, Ky, from wound received in
defence of his country
About the 10th Of September, 1861, DR.. r. en-
listed private in the 5Sth Regiment of Indiana
Volunteers, in which, it is said, he distinguished
himself as fithfIl soldier. On the 18th of
March, 1862, he transferred and promoted
Surgeon of an Artillery Battalion, composed
Of the 9th and 18th Ohio and Sth Indiana Batteries
In this capacity he participated in the battle of
shiloh with appreciation of his supcriors in Office
After maiy M nths of fatigue and exposure, he
fell sick, returned home and subsequently
sfgn5d At t at time he hoped the would
soon be ended.
But having recovered his health, and feeling
that his country needed his service, he again
listed in the SUth Regime Indiana Volunteers
On the Sth of September, 1862, he left Camp Glib
son for indianapolis. theace to Covngton, Louis-
willie and Perryville where he fell MORALLY wound.
ed. Having second time entered the service of
his country private, he promoted to Lieu
tenant, and at time he fell had command of the
Company, and while CALAMITY urging forward his
brave men, was struck in the mouth by ball.
from the effect of which he died.
He lived patriot and died Christian soldier,
leaving a wife, three small children his PARENTS
brothers, sisters and numerous friends to mourn
their loss
His funeral service will be preache in tho Gun
berland Presbyterian Church of this city, Sat-
bath, January 18th, at 1917 O'Clock A. NJ. W.
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Auction Sale.

There will be sold at Auction on Wa
ter street between Main and Sycamore
street, all the Fixtures and Liquors in
the Autocrat Saloon, on Thursday 22d,
at at o clock A. NJ. The sale is posi-
tive.
Those desiring to purchase at private
sale, can have the opportunity by calling
at ]. j. Cohn Auction room
]. j. COIN, Auctioneer and
Commission Merchant.
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g- The deep snow yesterday not only
blockaded railroads but also, local items
of all kinds. The streets we're by no
means crowded, and the few who were to
be met on the side walks were too much
occupied in drawing their coats and
shawls about them to think of gossip
1t was decidedly poor day for local
izing.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, January l6.
~ pkgs hospital stores, Shank, Nashville,
Tenn: l0o bags coffee, Bemrnt q Vciie; bxs
axes, Sonntag & Co; 2 bxs hardware Straub
& SON; ~ herring, Gilbert Il Co; box shoes,
Morgan, Read d Co; go bxs tin plate, b l Dbl
fish, Crane, Brown Co box mds, Hornbrook;
car load stoves, Defrees S25 bushels wheat,
ii I'll Umble; AZ bbis whisky, Z Benninghof; 30
bbls whisky, & Wheeler; 20 sacks flour, J
Elliott; Is sacks flour, Moses We'll; II sacks flour,
2 sacks rye, Peter BALI.
A E. SHRADER Agent
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- Ne l5th q January, I863, will

Pa The 18th Of January, 1868, will
long be remembered by the people who
now live, and will be transmitted to pos
terity as the day Of the "great snow
storm"
From the best evidence now before us,
it would seem that the storm commenced
in the far Northeast and travelled to-
wards the West and South.
The average depth Of the snow in the
! various localities from which we have
heard is almost unprecedented for
single storm, ranging from one foot to
+ two feet in depth, the greatest depth be-
! ing attained along the line of the Ohio
! River.
2 We may now expect severe freezing
/ weather.
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eea- A very large stock of fine fur
nishing goods, consisting of Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Robes de Chamber,
Shirts Of all kinds, &c, &C., can be found
at Lyons, who is selling many goods in
his line at last years prices.
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HOME INTERESTS.

Dea4 Call at Turner's No Is Main
street, for all kinds of Mems and Bows
Boots, Hats and Caps, suited to the
spell of weather" now prevailing in our
but recently warm and sunny land
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

HEAVY MAr4-Over five hundred let
ters from soldiers in General Rosecrans'
Army were mailed at the Post Office in
this city, last night, to the Cincinnati
D. p. o., for various towns in Ohio, be-
sides several hundred to towns in Indi-
ana and Kentucky, from the same
source sent here by boat
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

Sg- We are informed that Col Foster
suggested to the military authorities the
necessity of sending a large force to
Harpeth Shoals to guard the transports
His suggestions were UNDECIDED, and four
boats are lost.
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B0unties, Pensions, and Arrears of
Pay.


Soldiers, their widows and heirs will
find it to their interest to call on Ben.
Stinson, who is collecting soldiers claims
of all kinds
Back pay for discharged soldiers can
be collected by BEN. STINSON, for less
money and in shorter time, than any
soldier can collect for himself Office
on Third street, opposite the entrance to
Crescent City Hail. d&w
Coal! CoALl-Green. river coal will
be delivered to any part of the city at Is
cents per bushel. All orders left at FL.
A. Cook will be promptly filed. Terms
cash. j. THOMAS.
December So
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BE- We are requested to notify those
of our citizens who are wanting female
help in their families, that if they will
call at the Office of the Township Trustee
they can obtain such assistance as they
may desire. The Office, it will be re-
membered, is on Third Street, at the
office of Squire Walker.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

BG5- DR.. Lyman Beecher, the great
teacher of theology, expired at Brook
lyn, New York, on Saturday last, in the
S7th year of MS age. He was a great
and good man.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. ]. L. CRAIG, United Presbyterian, will
preach in the Baptist Lecture Rooms, corner
Chestnut Street and Canal, tomorrow at 1919
O'Clock. 4. NJ. and 81 o'clock P. M. The public
generally are respectfully invited
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[Snecial to Mo, Democrat.l

LSptCldI " NO. DeluoCrat.J
The following interesting dispatch,
communicating among other particulars,
the information of the death of Emmett
Mcdonald, was received at Headquar-
tiers last evening:
HoUsToS, January IA
Mqj Gen. s. e. Curtis:
All information by scouting parties
sent out confirms me in the opinion, ex-
pressed yesterday, that the enemy is in
rapid retreat towards Arkansas.
The force at Huntsville consisted Of
three brigades of Marmaduke's command
with from four to five thousand men.
Their loss in killed, wounded and prison
ers, will not fall below two hundred and
fifty or three hundred, including Briga-
diersGeneral Emmett Mcdonald killed,
and Porter badly wounded
The conduct of our officers and men
was admirable
FITZ HENRY WARREN,
Brigadier General
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nsy- We would like to know whether
y the Democratic Legislature now in ses-
sion at indianapolis can't find something
; belse to talk about and resolve about than
the niger" 1t is worse on this topic
than woman's rights convention Of
Abolitionists.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

By- Out of sir State officers elected
by the democratic Legislature at Indi-
annapolis, the other day, four are resi-
dents of Indianapolis. The party seems
willing to concede that it has no ability
outside the State Capital.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

EG5- Mrs. Lucy Baker, mother of the
late Gen f. D. Baker, died on the 18th
instant, at the residence Of her son, DR..
Alfred G. Baker, Barry, Illinois,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17
For Druggists and PHYSICIANS.

For Druggists and Physicians.
500 ounces Sulphate Qrinine
100 ounces Sulphate Morphia
100 lbs Turkey Opium, pure
90 Tbs Nitrate Silver.
The above were purchased before the
advance, and will be sold low by
KELLER & WHITE, Wholesale
Druggists, Main street Evansville, Ind.
Jan. S-tf,
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Internal ReYeDue.

The Excise Law went into effect on
the first of September, 1862 The col
lections for license and various taxes in
Vanderburgh County from that date to
the first Of January, 1868, are as follows:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17

By- jeff. Davis in his message says
Lincoln's proclamation of emancipation,
is merely an exhibition of impotent rage.
His denunciation of Gems. Butler and
Milroy as outlaws, and the order for their
execution is not only an exhibition of
impotent but of imbecle rage.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-17
DRY GOODS
Tax Notice.

lax NOGlCG.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
IN sons interested that the lists, valuations and
examinations, made and taken in the County Of
Yanderburgh, and State of Indiana, by the Assist
ant Assessor. under the Excise law of the United
States, entitl s" An act TO provide internal
revenue TO support the Government and pay inter-
est the public debt, will be open for inspection
Tor fifteen days after this notice at the Assistant
Assessors Office in Evansville.
APPEA AIS
will he received and determined by me at the As
sistant Assessors Office for Vanderburgh County
relative TO any erroneous valuation, or ennumera-
tion made, Friday, the 30th inst
JAS. G HUTCHINSON,
jan9 Assessor LIST Dist Ind
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JOSEPH J. RETTZ,
City Collector.

GOME AND SEE TIE LITTLE MONITOR
~ new iy invented Coal Oil Bumor
NICkERY BROS,
ianl7 No 81 Main street
GGPPLIED AGAIN.-Just received ) bCz s Of
- " Dandeiion Coffee" acknowledged to be the
best, because The hcalthieat.
jaAI7 VICKERY BROS
L ED! FEEDi.-2O0 bushels Ear Corn. $50
bushels Oats, and tolls Bran.
jan IL VICKERY BROS.
4 ORN-NEAL.-5O bushels Background just
" receive. at
janl7 VICKERY BROS.
DICKLES.-Loose Pick les by the keg or dozen,
al ljanl7l VlCKERY BROS.
IL UMMELLS ESSENCE OF COFFEE. 200
l dozen = and = 10. packages in cans and tin
foil, for sale in quantities TO suit at
janl7 NfCKERY BROS.
NEW HAMS AND sHOULDERs-Jus receiv-
~ ca at [jaEl7l NICKERY BRCs'.
(toAL OIL CANS, WITH PATENT TOPS,
~ for sale at [janl7I NICKERY BROS.
CoAL OIL LANTERNS FOR sALEAT
~ Janl7 NICKERY BROS.
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re- We have reduced the price Of
salt to sixty-fve cents per bushel
W. NJ. ALTMAN & Co,
Agt's for Ohio River Salt Co.
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GA. Hons Henry S. Lane and Schuy-
Ter Colfax will accept our thanks for
Congressional favors.
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Administrators Notice.

7 ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE
"A been issued to the undersigned on the estate of
Samuel MAXWELL deceased All persons indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment, an
all persons having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated. The estate is
supposed to be solvent.
janl7 p. HORNBROOK, Administrator
MILLINERY ST0CK-CLOSING OUT To
vi make room for an early and large Spring
stock of Millinery, will sell the balance of our
Winter stock of cheap.
SCHAPKER BCSSING.
ianI2 No. 40 Main Street.
IN BUSHELS FRESH GROUND WHEAT
~ for sale at ELLIOTr'S
novll Family Grocery.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
THE ENEMY'S RAID N THE SOUTH
WEST.
ITS FAILURE COMPLETE.
MARMADUKE RETURNING TO Ar
EiNSAS.
EMMETT 1TcDOEALD KILLED At
HASTsViLLE.
DISPATCHES FRGM GENERAL FITZ
HENRY WARREN.
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LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

J. H. Burton, northeast y Of lot 25........ SIS
northeast = of lot 25............ II 4
George Hartman, southwest . of lot 25...... Il O
4" p oflot 25...... II 4
D. c. Keller, % by 142 feet south, east side
ofiot 90
Start & Duncan, 20 by l4S feet, corner part
~ LOT 81 % I
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FOR SALE.

TH r. DINKER & cos SELECT SPICES
1Ls and Genuine Extracts are stin TO be found at
dec23 ELLIOTTS Family Grocery.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /, J0-
~ SEPII J. RElTZ, Collector Of the Cityof Ey-
ansvile, between the hours Of 9 and ~ o'clock 4.
NJ, and 3 and o'clock 2. NJ, on Monday, the
9Th day of February A. u. 1853, will sell at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House, in the
city of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots,
parts of lots, and parcels of real estate, and i'm
provements assessed for the payment OF City Taxes
for the year 1852, dae frcm the owners thereof 10
the City of Evansville, said taxes 1eng now due
and unpaid, and for the cost of said salc and that
said sale will be continued on the next day there
after, viz: Tuesday, the 10th day of February,
1868, at O'Clock a. NJ, at the door of the Court
House in Evansville for the purpose ofseIling such
property as may have been sold on the first day
above named and not raid for:
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Do. lot !, block 1l3.............. II
Joseph Trunk, west half Of lot II, block 7s. IS
CARPENTER PLACE.
John J. Merritt, block l ............. 30 90
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LICENSES:

1O1 Wholesale Dealers at Sj0...S5, 100 90
AZ Retail Liquor Dealers at 90. 2,s40 90
I60 Retail Dealers at......... To-. l,tCO 90
l. Wholesale Liquor Deal
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DISBURSEMENTS.

ls,3 laess & ...s " "A. ass ''sa S'.,. :, f. =
refE Ecssa - ~3YI3 ,.'i- t-7Ptfyn3H
l. Almshouse, .' $500 90
4aAyres or Jarrett's damages on
+' road r." ny f.,i9'%, ,,l l 00I
A Ayres, Johns heirs, damages on
road ....s ,,, ,..-,,,.D '.7,'a .,''.,.... 2 90
opening road q q g. a5.-,' : AZ 90
a Almony Josiah, opening road 7S 25
"a Ayres, Thomas 3 w, 1851 s.s".l 1 90
4 Arthur John, magistrates acct s 95
3 Arthur Joseph, coffin account 8 90
2Allen Israel, juror on inquest SOL
9 Allen Joseph, do do ~ 50
2 Allen Joseph X, do do ~ ] CO.,
2 Andrew Henry S, do do SO
2 Adams VIM A, do do SO
A Amos William, judge orphans
court 20 90
A Ayres, Susan, o P, pay Harrison
Ayres. aq a aos ~ OOl
S Atkins, George and wife, o P, o."
-uss pay H S Harlan aa 20 90
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2 CIansey Margaret, o P, to John
AkHoppes ~ 20 o.
8 Conly Jemima, oSP, to James
8 Curtis Mary, Q 7, to J. Moores 90 o.
3 Cunningham c F, o P, 70 Sam
@ uel Galloway Is o.
4 Carr Samuel & Susan, o P, pay
.3 5s, Matthew Wiley, Jr. % 0
a Combs Tabitha R,OP, 10 VIM
ga L Smithson 20 0
5. Curry Hannah, o P, to Isaac
b Scarborough 20 0
8 Chapman Mary, o P,to J c ~
Wilson 25 0
S Clark John, o P, to Samuel M.
Whiteford % 0
! Carroll Peter E, general super
.4@ visor. 81 0
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D

9 Bowman, VIM S, examiner, sur
veyor, and plots on roads % 90
Barton John, damages on road 5 90
A Berry Eli, S w, 1861, 3 90
8 Bull Jacob E, coffin account 8 90
A Bradenbaugh, Jacob, jr., chain
man on road aa" 81
A Burke Benjamin, taking paupers
,5. to almshouse 6 90
A Bateman Joseph E, late sheriff's
account ,. 81
Bacon Thomas M, magistrates
account and coroner % as
A Blaney VIM J, magistrates ac- IN gs
count B 80
! Birckhead, Samuel H, juror on
inuuest SO
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q. Day Amos, damages on road 9 SO
.i almshouse I. .on'.-' y | sc 90
3 Dickey DR. Robert, account filed 7 81
a Denbow John, constable's acct 90 3S
2 Donnelly John X, printing ,ac-
count (not filed for last levy. 90 90
8 Dampman Albert, juror on in ~
quest so
L Delmoss Theodore, do So
l Donnelly Hugh do so
2 Davidson Thomas M, do (2) 90
2 Dilliar VIM do 30
3 Drai,e John, account for foot
bridge s 90
| Dallam William Fl, attorney to
commission 100 90
l Dallam William H, States at
= torney 45O W.
sepk R CoaiSe S 20 90
~ Hanson s. Co. 20 90
3 Dowlan James, o P, to Thomas
Barrow 10 00
3 Beaver James, o P, TO Samuel
Galloway 90 90
3 Dean Nathan jr., jail account IL Al
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NJ /.

9 Michael ], examiner on road 90
2 Martin Henry's heirs, damages
on road 200 90
Marks Edward, witness 33
2 McComas Alexander, supervisor
? Of almshouse 200 90
3 Maryland Hospital $50 90
2 Mitchell John, examiner on road 90
5 Massey Thomas, chairman do 33
3 Mccormick James M, account .
fled - a'a 1ao 200 90
A McComas Alexander, coffin ac-
W. count IL 90
5 McComas John X, almshouse
account So 90.
3 McComas Mrs Mary, sewing
almshouse, 5 years l73 25
! McComas William A, coffin
account .1'-'.. I'.,., 81 90
| McComas Solomon. Juror ON in
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l Nelson James, juror on inquest
8 Newnon Michael, 0 P, to John
Moores 2
3 Newnon Letitia, o P, to John
Moores 2
5 Norris Margaret, o P, to Hugh
G. lWhiteford 8
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a Judd VIM H, damages on road 10 90
4 Judd John, witness 33
Jurors and Bailiffs for 1864 3,610 90
A Jennings Martha A, S W, 1861, 9 90
A, Jennings M, E, do do 3 00
8 James Thomas M, constable's
account 3 81
lsanbaugh Charles, juror on in
quest 5O
S Jones Mary, o P, to M A How
lett 90 90
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s. Wilson Arch, chairman on road 81
s Wiley David N, damages on
road 80 OIL
A Wiley Sarah A l., do Is 90
A Wright Joshua w, opening road % 90
3 Whitaker James, witness 933
3 Waters James do SO
3 Wheeler 1 Nj, do 33
3 Whistler Samuel F, hauling
coal 7S so
3 Wells j w, examiner on bridge 200
lWatleGs Charles acct fled 3 So
s Wbueford Sa,sael NJ, repairing
road 10 90.
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2 Herman William, jail account IIb 90
A Heaton John, magistrates ac-
count $50
5 Howe James, general .supervi-
sor 2l0 90
3 Hanson B H, register of wills 25 90
A Holland Ann, o P, to Isaac
Twining 20 00'
s Hall Margaret, o P, to George
Bevard, 80 90
] Hall Thomas w, county COM
missioner 6S So
5 Harlan Henry S, county COM
missioner IS So
4 Hildt VIM, constable's account 9 00|
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2 Numbers William, conslable's
account ss 10
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g Taylor J, damages on road rs 90
2 Thompson VIM H, chairman on
road 81
A Treadway John, examiner on
road 9 90
3 Tucker E R, constable's acct 81 IL
2 Trego Ellen, o P, to William
F.Bayless 81 80 90
3 Tenant Margaret, OP, toJE
,Treadway - 90 00'
A Thompson John, O P, to. Geo.
Arthur 90 90
8 Tayson Elijah, o P, TO William
MAdyl .a tii5 20s00
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81 Is Woolsey VIM, repairing road 10000
Warner Philip, examiner on
20 90 road Ss 8 90
% 90 count I'M 'TI "a 4 ,e SO 90
a Wiley Joseph, SW, 1861 9 90
30 90 Wann John, magistrate's, account A IS
Webb VIM, coffin account 90
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l Bouldin Richard E, printing ac-
count ng ..a.'.. 101 90
3 Bouldin William, printing ac-
count /. = E am-. l79 25
S Batenan A w, printing acct Psi 90
2 Bateman, A w, attorneys acct 20 OIL
2 Bayless Samuel, constable's ac-1 r
raa count # 30 80
2 Bailey Aquila, magistrates ac- 81,
cc... s..ss.y a5-a,f;--5 -5af,,5f.sg - go
2 Brown Andrew, O p, to C b 3, a..d
fai Hitchcock iEs sl59 ,F'f ps43rtoa20 90
8 Busher John, Q P, to Mrs. S.
IS Keechs I8 Ia Z. 20 90
A Bankhead Hugh, O P, to j. B.
Kirkwood s 80 90
A Bush John M, o P, to Charles
Besler .. . 80 90
S Bond Ohio, Q P, TO E. M.
Chew, s''sais 90 90
4 Brown Susan, o P, to Isaac 6
Wilson ~ 20 90