davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.
sENTEvcBa


A soon as the court opened yesterday the City
Judge 10 dispose Of the prisoners who pleaded
guilty or were convicted during last week. Assistant
District Attorney Bedford conducted the prosecution
Michael Brophy. guilty Of attempt at burglary in
the third degree sent TO the Penitentary for
year. 81
Charles Miller, guilty Of attempt at grand larceny
sent to the Penitentary for one year.
Louis Klopch, convicted Of similar offence, sent
to the House Of Refuge
Maurice Leonard, who pleaded guilty to attempt at
burglary, the CITY Prison for ninety days
Henry Gardner, guilty Of assault and battery, was
fined $685.
Chas Randall Robert Russell and Alexander Spencer,
who pleaded guilty keeping disorderly house. were
each fined $40, they having abatcd the nuisance
Aaron jennings who pleaded guilty to assautng John
a. Draper by stabbing him in the back with knife,
was arraigned. number Of afidavits both sides
were read Judge Russell sentenced Mr. Jennings TO the
City Prison for ninety days. and ordered him to pay
Laura Fitzgerald, charged with stealing Q watch
valued at $685. the property OF ThoA f. Myer, No. 70
East Broadway pleaded guilty to the ndlctment Tho
accused being young girl, the Judge sent her to the
Oscar Koch, who was jointly indicted with Charles
Miller and two women OF the town for robbng VIM p.
Hlard, Of 81 Park row. the 22d Of December last
house Of prostitution 10 Rose street The jury rendered
verdict OF guilty OF assault Vith intent to rob, and
he was sent 70 the State Prison for dve years
Lawrence Conners, indicted for ielouous assault and
battery upon John BFaken on New Years day. pleaded
guilty TO assault with dangerous weapon with intent
70 do bodily HARM His Honor In passing said
that Conners attempted to cut the throat Of the
the Penitentary Conne1 sent TO the state Prison
1 for Eve wears
The New York herald., 1867-02-26
COURT CALeNDAa-TnH CAV.

SrrRKlU CoURr-CRcun Part 3-Noa 282 525, 106o
HAS, 1156 3oe ll0s 6s5 2Ih 3s7, 247, 972 2l5, $50
l061 6i9. 1854, 204, 1861, 516
SUPREME CouRr-CHAxsnRs-Nos -, 4s, so. Call
commences At No a.
CouRr ov 0RNxRAL SBs1oys-T People Joseph
Wright George Kelly, Victor A. Harden, Jesse A. Nj
nelly David Miller Charles r. Rice A. strnger Bridget
McCun, Clark Allen, Jacob Leuz Martin Pratt Robert
8. Winter Silas Yates-graud larceny: VIM. r. Mexwin
VIM. B. Pitman-msdemeano Cornelius Mahoney-
receiving stolen goods Thomas Roberts, Andrew Hig-
gins, G. Mahoney-srand larceny; James Trimble--bur-
glarY third daufaa Il.
The New York herald., 1867-02-26

clEmch iSvoRnAnoS.-The Rev. G. j. Shepherd, or
yonnsIown, Columbia county has received q unanimous
CAL from the Reformed Dutch church Of Newiown, L. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
----------
OTlCE OF FoRECLo>l RE.

y
Whereas Lcauder Gray, OF Eucksport in the
County Of Hancock, the twenty ,tlrh day of
January n u. ls'i5. 10y his mortgage Deed of that
date by him duly executed snd recorded in Han
cock Registry OF Deeds, Vol l93. Page A.. con-
veycd 10 the undersigned, 10 eph T. Ames, the
following described Parcels of real estate situated
in said Bucksport and bounded as follows TO wit.
Beginning N the County road leading from the
Village 10 Long Pond settlement on land of John
l-ittleticli, and running South eastery on said
l.ittchcld> line tC an. Allowance Way or toWn.line.
thence westerly by said allowance way or town
line thirty reds L. stake stone. thence ncrth-
westerly on y line PARALLEL with said Litteiell
line to the road, thence on said read thirty rods TO
hr>t bound. meaning to convey strip of land
thirty rods wide. next eastcrly 10 John Littcficld.
which viii lay between the County road and allow
ance way or town line and south ea>tefly of said
road.
The condition of said mortgage deed, being
broken, claim 10 foreciuse the the same accord.
ing to the Statute in such ease made and prov ided
and hereby give notice accordingly
JOSEPH p. AMES.
By his Atty FARMER TICK.
Rucksport, Feb, i;h, lS67
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
Probate N Offices.

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for III,
County of Hancock:
m II T. undersigned Guardian of Asa = Rowley
Minor Heir OF Oliver BewieN, late etOrland in
said County, deceased, respectfully represents that
described Real estate, viz: One undivided fourth
part OF the following parcels OF land situated in
SAID orand one parcel called the William Hartman
lot one called the Luther Philips lot, one called
the stephen liutching's lot. one called the Mead.
ow lot, and ono the Mill lot, all owned by said DIV.
err iowlev. at the time eff his death, being the same
described in Deeds recorded in the Registry OF
Deeds for said County, Nolume-page-That fiji
would he Cor the benefit of said Minor that his in
tcrrsf IN said Real Estate should be sold, and the
proceeds thcreofput out at interest, otherwise
used tor his benefit and the payment of his debts il
any She therefore prays that License may be
granted her to sell and convey the above described
kea' Estate at public or private sale, according to
to the requirement of the Law. ~
OLIVE BOWLEI'
January 18th. 1867.
STATE OF NJ tlNE
HANCOCK, IS Court of Probate,
BuckSport, IAN. Term,A II. lS67. )
Upon the foregoing petition: .sses
OrpEEEp.-That the said petitioner give notice
t" all persons Interested by causing copy of this
rdcr to be published three weeks successively in
the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth that
they may appear at Il Probate court to be held at
Ellsworth III sad county, on the third Wednc sday
oftehruary next ut ten othe clock in the forenoon
and shcw cause, if any they have, why the PRAYER
Of said petitioner should not he granted.
fAGkEK CUCk Judge.
A true cooy--Attest.
3w2 GEO. \. DYER Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
Dr.. LAROOKAH'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.
FOR CrREOF


Coughs, Colds Whoenng Ceugh,--Cronp, Asthma.
tatsrrh, influenza Broncdtis. Splitting of Blood
I'eursv. Inflammation OF the Lungs or Chest. Tain
in the side, Night Swcats iio1rsencss, Consumption
W tts early stages, and all Diseases oi the Throat
and Lungs
This remedy is too well known and too highly es
tcemcd to require cnmmcndaion here. II is regarc'
ed n cessity IN every household and is heartily in
dorscd by the medical faculty, clergyman of every
dcu,niu,t'n, authors, clacrs members OF Congress,
and'many of our most distinguished men in publ,
and private HE.
L,ttcrJ from Hao u IT. dsoocA Member Of Congress
rom .A1SsGcaHSetis,
MELEpsf, July Q, lS65.
DR.. +. kNIGiurS-lfear.S Sir
have used DR. iarookah's Syrup III my family toi
six wears, ani have found il an excellent remedy o
Coughs Colds, Sore throats. d all consumpti,,
complaints Sc have recommended it to several
friends, who have received great bent from is use
Space will not permit the publication of the ccr
hcates which are constantly coming III from all quar-
tcrs OF the globe. Fat nts will find the most con
elusive evi ot the value ot this remedy, in
trial OF it. which viii cost but triilc, and whicl
may yield priceless results.
Large bottles 81 .oc--mcdium size 30 cents. rtcp
AIRED by +. Il. KNIGHTS, VI. u Chemist, Mclrosc
Mass ana S3ld by all druggists
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES ulrE

DR.. Dow is consulted daily, from A. ~ 10 \ p
" a above upon al, difficult and chronic diseases
OF every name and nature, having bv his
gained reputation which calls patients from ~
parts OF the Country 10 obtain advice.
among thc ply slcians in Boston, none stand
higher IN the profession than the eelebi afed DR.
DOW No Endieott street, Boston. Those Who
need the service of an experienced ply sic,an mi
surgeon should give him q call
P,s.-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale a nsw
article called the French Secret. Order by maj
Two for 81 and a red stamp,
Boston April, 1856. 1y,3~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
.S/BZRZd OFT.
SSJ pp.,r,-U-a, N,,, Nnrl.
American Organs.
REED ORGANS. &c.

From" Cooley Lao,c - Box, F5rnary, lSt6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
COPELAND s sure cure for Bed Bugs,


RTTTERS-Oxygcnatcd Hoonand's, Peck, Hair
dy Brc ans tlarke's sherry Wnc Lahsi'! :
Root Y d Herb Abbous, and others;
Tobias, Coed samaritan, Mustang
and Lin,ments and Ointments of all kinds
Observation-Disclosures Sands Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
pills Ayers SUGAR coated, Drandreth's and
Wright. Indian Vegetable.
Also Viewers canker md salt rheum syrup Ar.
nolrs Vital FLUID Atwoods Extract pandtieh,
i,rant's Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
kcnucly's Medical Discovery Mor>es Syrup Vel
low l,ock Railways Remedies; Mediums EliNir
of Opium; Mrs. Winslow's soothing Sprup shat
ler Extract Nalerian: balm Of IL Thousand Flow
ers: Cold Cream: Flesh Balls Liquid Rouge :;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Brant's Pulmonary Eat
monarv Bal>am Clarkc's Cough syrup; Bachelor
and IIarrison'S Hair Dye; Narneys Musk Cologne
shaving Cream and Nerbena Water; butchers
Dead short tor Bed Bugs: and all other articles
usually kept in a Drug store.
Physician Prescriptions cargul2peom
pounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate health

DIR. Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No. .Xs End
icott Street, Boston l. consulted daily for all di,
eases incident TO the female system. Proiapns
Cteri, or falling Of the Womb Flour Albus sup.
preston and other menstrual arrangements, are
all treated upon new pathological principles and
speedy relief guaranteed in very lew days.
invariably certain is the new mode of treatment
the afflicted person soon rejoces in perfect health
In. Dow has no doubt had greater experience IA,
any other ply sician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who NAV
wish to stay in Boston II few days under his treat
mcrt.
DIR. Dow. since ISIS. having confined his whole
attention 10 an ofice practice for cure of pri, ate
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges
no superior in the United States.
\; B.-Ali letters must contain four red stamps
or they viii not Ice AN swered
Office Hours from A. II. to 81 NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
DR.. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL HAIR REST0RER

Il the only preparation in which invariably
ORANGES Cray AShFkpEp HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
q 'LoI.. Its effect are sa UNIFORM AND SPEEDY f.,
to be regarded Il most MIRACULOUS.
v gives UNIVERSAL. SAIL FACTION, single
trial growing its sup.riirity all other artcl es
offered to the public under similar names.
Co'ums might be nllrd with tstimonals. but thI r
Publication Is not considered ecessary. In the PIE
paaton OF the Oriental Haie Eesterer the most cost
y maieral used, and no patns spared to make
Z an asiicle which shall STAND THE rEsr OF ALL
TINE.
q hn ,.r.,.ct [ LII. ....,i. l. =, LIZ Et,,,r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
TO
MUSIC TEACHERS
AND
DEALER 3.

The sabser her IS feliy prepared to fsr,,i-l.
Sheet Music, >feiars, Na.ielt Instruments and
Music knoks Il ali Ntnds a, tls lowest trade rates
wae,esate AMI retsl from tue iarses. collections
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas stephen +. Homer of Bucksport in the
County of Uanc2ck on the tenth day of April \.
IStit. by his mortgage Deed of that date by him
duly executed, and recorded in Hancock Registry
OF Deeds, Vol l25 Page rs. conveyed to the under
signed Julia \ Stinson. the following described
parcels of real estate situated in said Bueksport
and bounded as follows, to wit; beginning at the
south east corner of land formerly occupied by Il.
Atwood, thence running eight rods by land now
or formerly owned or occupied by h. II. &, :. {.
Homer across the stream 10 land of the heirs Of
Ehcn Crockcr, To q stake, thence south So east
seven rods IN ledge thence :. l2e west, four ana
one half rods 70 Il stone Monument or stumps
standing near the Mill stream, thence following
the stream down to said Atwoods land thence \
22S west, by said AtwoodS land TO the place of be-
ginning, Containing seventy-seven rods more
less. being the same premises conveyed by sewal
Locke, to ID. {. Homer by deed recorded in
Hancock Registry Book lal. Page liz.
The conditions of said mortgage deed. being
broken, claim to foreclose the same according to
the statute il the such eases made and provided
and hereby give notice accordingly.
JULIA \. SrIMFSON,
Ev her Attorney, PALMER TICK.
Bucksport Jan. Is, lSi1. )
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-15

T-fEtS',,s neither Oil nor Aicho.
This article has been prepared with view to sup
crccdc the perniciuas compounds SO common in the
InarAc; the OF which has been almost invariably
detrimental The growf and beauty of the hair.
!; is especially adared "a the use OF LADIES AND
CAILrktN. with whomc II is UNIV ERSAI IA
NORl r. Person whose hair has been thinncd by
sickness agc should give II u trial. 4 ItNt
RANT GROWTH Will. Rtst'Ir. Rs the use of Dr..
KNIGHTS Hal DRESSING, THE HAZE Is BgACT.
lFrI. Its oEowra Is lMrsoNEn, ms SCALP Is
sJfANsEI, NsRNeUS HEAnACHS Is CURED, HAIR
NArSRS ARE sRApltArsn, AND AL CtrANEoiS ER
tFrroSs AIE RSNoSEp.
1t will not soil or stain the skin. any article OF
apparel, i cNau>itciN prclumrl, i pat up in large
,SS''s and is sold by all druggists, Perfumes and
raacy Goods Dealers.
Price, LOO per Bottle.
Prepared BY L KNIGHTS, n CHEMIST
Nelrpsc, Mass,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-11
hATs FEoa RAsHINGT0N.

WASHINGTON, July e.-In the senate
the session lasted less than two hours, OF
which at least one was appropriated by
Mr. Sumner, who invested 1t ~ a short
protest against the resolution of Friday.
which excludes miscellaneous business.
Mr.. Trumbull reported reeonstrue-
tion biIl. which would have been eOnsid-
ered Immediately, but for Mr.. Summers 5
objections. Attempts we're made TO
bring up several other subjects.
The resolutioapf thanks to Gen, sher-
idan was intTGdnced among the others,
but they were all excluded, under the
resolution Of Friday, to which the senate
seems determined to adhere rigidly.
Resolutions Of inquiry concerning the
Indian difficulties we're adopted. Also
resolution calling upoH the seerstsry ol
state for information on the AieXican
antiect. While the latter was undeI
confederation, Mr. Howard, Of Michigan
snoKe OF MaEimiiian as the greatest
felou Of the present dayh and OF his exc
cutjon as " merited punishment"
MI. Chandler, soon after offered 8
resolution, intended to justify the execu
lion OF MaEi1ailisn by calling upon tbs
! committee on foreign aiisiTs to ezRmin'
and report how many Mexicans Weri
killed under the decree Of OctOoer3, loo5
The resolution was laid over.
I The house opened to-day with a fieoi
of resolutions, bids, ETC., all OF whicl
we're laid on the table % be referred 2
/ the appEopTiate committees, when ap
pointed.
a number Of resolutions on Msxiea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-11
LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
rvrsrrns AasOorArrD rnzss azroErs,l

Nsw YORK, July 10.-Gen Sickles has
written to Senator Trumbull on the regis
tratlen question, wherein he. makes sug-
gestions az to the true solution Of the
reorganization problem Of universal suf-
frage and general amnesty.
RICHMOND, July l0.-rhe e0iOfec ma
jority on the registration list yesterday
vas two hundred aud fifty. Accounts
from the southwestern part of the state
and valley show large majority OF
whites.
LONDON, July SIN the house OF lords
Earl Derby denounced the action Of the
Mexican government in putting Maxi
milis.a to death, but made no disclosures
as to what measures the government in
tends to adopt In regard TO Mexico.
The sultan Of Turkey has accepted an
invitation from the emperor Of Austria
to visit him ia Vienna on his return TO
ConstantinopIe by wsy Of Vienna, and
will remain a week as the guest Of the
emperor. The emperor has at last deei-
ded 10 visit Paris during September.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Messrs. Bond &
Baber and Miller q Lanthal, largely en-
gagged in the Brazilian trade, have sns-
pended payment.
BERLIN, July 9.-The arrangements
have been perfected for the conferences
between the king Of Prussia and the
sOyereigns Of the southern German states
to take place soon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-11
fC0MMUSICATED.l

AnANSNlAl4hss j ulib =Js 1901.
Editors Memphis Appeal
I have been requested by some of the
citizens of this down-trodden radical
ridden county of McNairy, sometimes
called Snake" for short), to inform
YOU of few of the proceedings of
Brownlow's militia, that has recently or
gapized itself in the town of Purdy,
much to the discomfort of all the peace
able citizens, the ordeT-loving and law
abiding portion of our community.
They are made up Of some forty or fifty
of the most degraded, lazy, thieying,
ignorant. dissipated and contemplate
negroes that could be collected from this
and the surrounding counties, COM
manded by worthless vagabOnd from
some foreign country, by the name of
Hambleton, or Hamlin. Low as some
OF the people in Snake are, they could
not find any one 50 low and corrupt as to
take command of such set OF sinking
thieves as the Purdy "melish." On the
9th inst, in the presence Of their captain
who, am ashamed to say, claims to be
white man, they paraded the streets
and public square, insulting ladies' ana
gentlemen, and publicly boasting that
they intended to get up row on the day
Of the election and some ten or twelve,
armed VIII SuOt-Buuei piatoAS anu Oluo9f
repaired to a Mr.. Locke's store and de-
manded money of him, claiming that
one of their party had been in his
lIsocke,s) employ, and they would have
the money or take his life. When
Locke threatened them with the civil
authorities, they swore that they would
kill any God-d-d white man that
attempted to arrest them; and their
captain, H., said that his men should
not be tried by any civil officer, that he
/ would take the case in band himself L
have this from an eyewitness OF the
whole proceeding He says that il was
1 with much difficulty that the citizens
could influence them to leave the above
4 mentioned store. Mr.. Locke was union
/ man, and in the federal army during the
war. but now claims to be conservative.
1 j see a report in the Memphis Post that
4 our county is infested with armed rebels
threatening union men. Every man IN
this county knows that to be falsei and
/ I am informed that it was written by 3
man by the name OF Purviance, who Is
J prowiing about the Streets OF Purdyr
stirring up discomfort, and trying TO en-
rage the negroes agAinst the whites.
" Yours, etc. Fl A bNAhElfks
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-11

The A Aberdeen Examiner says: : The
rains that have prevailed IN this region
for many days, have given no little un-
easiness. The corn, is-Of course, thriving
naagnificeuHy, but much Of the cotton is
badly in the grass, for plowing has of
late been almost an impOssibility.
The Pamela Star says: Crops every
where in Pamela are very promising and
every farmer with whom we have
CHANGED 10 meet during the past week,
seems highly elated with the brilliant
prospects ahead. May much success
attend their every effort, is our most
earnest wish
The Vicksburg Times says: It APP
pears from the Information of persons
we know 70 Se reliable, that in two
peighborhOods in Jasper county, there
are a number cf families, widows and
orphans, who for several weeks have
! had neither bread nor meat, but are
actually subsisting on vegetables, and
unless speedy relief is obtained will
/ starve. One Of these neighborhOOds is
near Paulding, the other near Buekley's
store, in Jasper county.
/ The Brandon Republican says: Dur
! ing the past week our planters have been
7 blest with copious and refreshing shsw-
( ers of rain, and we may now consider
/ the early corn crop made. Ia some por-
/ tions OF the county there has been a lit
tie too much rain for the cotton crop,
/ whilst ia other portions there has not
! vet been enough but taking it alto
I gether the season has been very favora-
| ble and our crop prospects are very good.
The Raymond gazette of the Sd
/ inst. has the following 1t affords us
great qualification to be able to say that
an parts of this county have been Wis
lied. within the week or last two days,
with most refreshing and most seasona-
hle rain. Ia our own immediate viein-
ity the corn had commenced failing, and
! rapidly; but the rains have come In
/ time 10 save it and to insure large
( Weld. We can now with some degree o
assurance, predict a sweet potatoe ant
4 corn erop, ia Kinds county, Of gfea
magnitude, and, as a sure accompani
4 ment, meat crop well up to the want
of Our people. These points gained, w
lshalI!have 3 victory worth all the politi
: cal trash Of the hour
The Canton Mail is responsible 70
this story A dancing master, AHA
painter, from Brandon, who made hi
appearance in this commuAity som
/ tine since in his first-menE0ued capac
itv. has been giving "hops here 4
, order to get up a revival in favOr Of tn
Terpsichorean art, by Which his own en-
ternrise Of raising a danelng school migh
J be forwarded, On filesday night be y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-11
4BRo..


FFsHE following Deeds are in my of1se, len for
1 Certidcatess before the war:
i Deed from jose Damneri Y. Barto 70 Hub
dssd sli r. rom JAMES clark ana wife to N. &
BeTr5 Of Missouri
3 deed from A. II. BurdiDe snd wife 70 W. e
Worrnsll Of Shelby county.
Z Alex D9TeA 20 0resnV1u DoWeliof Shelby
deed nom Robert ". RIchardson to Isaac Il
deed nom james Humss to W n. Dunn es
deed from sunEiey. Trigg & WIlIsamson.
Truz 70 Peter " Pinkston.
S deed from z. II. WhiterroTe and wife 20 Their
esa Carroll. .Rennsy lvania-
9 deed nom 6. W. Iincln % Jos. =. Douglas.
10 dss1 from John ozark 70 Jasper ssark, Ken
II deed from B. B. DsBass % W 81 Bruce, Ten
is deed ssii,fc rom 5. N Norwood and VIE TO VIVA
BridzeWafer. Tennessee.
Is deed rom 3. p. walker and wife and > ?
whitfield aud wife 70 y. = lillafilsi
/, sssd AEffHsasB fIo% Brinalsy. 1sE Williamson to
Is deed from. Jones .. Winbo-n 20 Jane n
Cord. AialazIias
l6 deed from I.ouls ~ 6ehr and VIZ o Maria
II ,iss nom Memphis ana lOzisvis rilroas
company to John Wright, ATka
u deed from r. L. Beard and a1li lsl lsi8.
y. Davenport Arkansas-
( 10 deed Rom John " Rodgers %
Harberis 8 Maxwell, AIkafl 50
% deed nom Colbert Moore and vie sar
HIii Mississippi.
2. .iesd rom Dan 8afIznaus and nii 70 Ada
olson Craft, Mississippi.
ql,lee.s .froTa q. i. Johnson and Eirs s. W.. a.
3 deed from " O Feikner 70 81. b slio nliails.
/ d desa s.om 4. R. Ward q, Horace L HoTso
I = End Charles TIT. Teuuiassee-
+ e set-f from r. G. Brink.sy and vie TO IS. J.
"a dse nom &. 8. BTsnlsey and wifs 70 lron,
y 49,. Ss i5,1, ,5 e. Iu annsvoin and wife to ~
u saed froIn D. A. s5spherd 10 d. T. Johns
Arkansas ...
a des 1li'.s.S fsoSa Emily = J. artie % a. j. See
a dsssi fsars o +. sohnson and wife to " 3
e dsed ! i1 fsi- PAX to r. E. oIsnn, Ksa
-. trls..stei may car ana gst tlss. sas,.
Nv re7 u lHes. HUME r. Hill
- Ho1oInissiCne- el Iasls. etr