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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

Alexan Ire Dumas has sent into the
Theatre du Prince Eugerie an unpnlli-h-
ed comedy, in four acts, called Victorin
ct Victorne,' which is intended 10 run
simultaneously with the "Chasse au
Chas,re." The management is in treaty
with several artists for The cast OF the
new comedy. Mile. Petit Of the Odeon
will take one of the parts, hut the prin-
cipal male role is not yet apporlioned.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

FoRcE OF ilAmr-Aldernan New
man, who had scrapcd together ont Of the
grocery line, six hundred thousand pounds.
enj,ycd no greater luxury the last three
years of his life than to repair daily to
the shop, AMI, precisely rs the clock
struck two {thc good old fashioned hour
Of city diningl. eat his mutton with his
-uccessor+. The late Thomas Nippon,
chief cashier of The Bank of England, was
IA smil oddly, Once only, in the SER
vice Of fifty years, did he venture TO ask
for II forInighi's holiday. lie left town,
hut after three days unhappy ranble
through the beautiful green fields, he
grew mopinr, and prema,urely returned
to the blis.tul regions Of Threadncede-
| street TO die at his desk.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

The New Hampshire senate will stand
this year, rs last, nine republicans to
three democrats, and the most prominent
candidate for the PRESIDENCY of that body
i Ezra A Stevens Of Portsmouth. The
republican mnjoii III the House will be
about 10, or few less than last year
Among the prominent republicans chosen
to this branch are Gen =. G.. Griffin ii
Kent, Cyrus X. SanbUrn Of Rochester
and Samuel NJ Wheeler of Dover Pro-
m'nent democratic representatives, are
William Il. Little OF Manchester. Samuel
Il. Page Of Warren and Henry bingham
Of littlcton. Gen Griffin will doubtless
be re-elc'dcd speaker Of the louise. The
executive council will comprise four re
publicans and one democrat.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
DIANO FOR SALE.

A splendid rosewood case, full octavss, round
corners. Warranted. Been trial wear onlv.e
Cost s450: will 'eh for ts25, II taken 10 few
weeks as owner has to remove. Enquire at ~
5l;ti ADDISON HOUSE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn, tie
fashionable New York lnirial place, lad
q 90 intcrments. last year, and holds in
all 100, 40 bodies. Its receipts and ex
pendiiurcs in 1867 were over quarter
af million dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
.XEN OXEN. 4

qhe subscriber has g,r sale, -Four pairs Of Oxen
" u. hing from 80 to s. hundred, ltey are in
y"ed working condition. ;. t.Sli ".
Wpton, VI, March Id, 1865. oi;-w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

An then to st. Peters. to open the court.
The iu iucs aud jury AMI counsel resort
And goat Christian people, with wide open ears,
Are waiting to hear priest tried bv his peer,.
Ant they call up the case, and the lawyers begin
10 indulge in their usual professional din
And, by bitter lnNeciivr and qnibble and sncer,
To show what a mas OF corruption Is here; ..
Ana really It's shocking. what charges they bring
As they peel the loud slogan OF Tying a-ing- ting
th mel It's sight at which angel. might weep
It's II harvest of tares for our churches IT, reap;
Sweet Charity's presence has fled irum the scene,
Aud good men lose temper and rrvel IN spleen;
And the Doubters and ScoiIcrs, who relish such
suits
Cry "Io, these Christians csmc, judge OF
their fruits T.
And the canon has burst. and with dSsonance loi :,
Has deafened the ears at the wondering Gro sd.
And the pail Of its smoke Ike "a. .ncnt doth
cling,
To the walls that still no with Tyns-a-ins- ting
VI. servants OF Him whose sole mission was Low.
.Do We still hear as emblems the Lamb and III,
Fovs?
Whom We read from Your desks the sweet record
that tell
How He preached in the Temple and laugh, at til,
we'll. ....
DO the sapeni ewes ol vour wisdom detect
That lie bounded your duties nv par,h ar sect?
oh. bid these small envies and jeslousies ce..s
Join all in one broiherly anthem Of peace;
And when vonr glad voices in harmony ring,
They'll drown the harsh discord OF Tvng-a-ling
ting. 20 j. II. S.
Flushing Bay February 81, 1893
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting OF the Green Mountain
Minin. Company will lie holden on Wednesday.
H., stA day Of April, 1865 at the Office Of the
Secretary. bi;4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

= Oh, rh.t'- 10 bc dore? cant Til. OUTRAGE h,
stopped?
Cart our Tutoring rulpits, ia s1n, way, 10
prorped
Let's RIM to our Bishop. and tell him tho news:
His Reverence doubtless, will shake in his ,hors
When lie hears that sit."ut nay against, cur
consent,
son of the Church has declared his intent
TO 'oilow, 30 blindlv, his Masters command.
And to w his god >cei ON another mans land.
Come on. let us hu ry to settle this thing.
BY s'iiling the chorus Of lying .a-lin.- ting"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

One or two Democratic papers out
West have spokob favorably OF Gen Sher-
nan as the mkt Democratic candidate
for he Presidency, Tie Washington Jef-
fersoniaa. leading Democratic paper.
warmly protests against all such non-
sense. 1t insists on having "reprcsen-
taiivo man. who agrees with the prinri
pies Of the party. Tie Jcde,sonias closes
"a long article TN The subject with the fol-
lowing honest paragraph:
For six yenrs the Democracy has felt
humilated ard ashamed OF itself, because
iol cod into a wrong posi- ion. 1t haa
been hypocritc AMI II liar through the
war. The war is Black Republican
property. What is Gen Sherman but n
murderer. Al invader Of private tights,
ami cotton thief! If tho Democrat,
srr ulran enough To put in nomination
an, Pup ;or President who ever wore
shoulder straps during the Abolition cru
SADIE, sc hope will be defeated, and We
will do all in our powor 10 accomplish
that cnl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

S. the Bishop he del' es and the Bishop liza ,,rube
And, bY dint Ct7sssi>ance from Boggs amt from
S ubbs
The canon is l.: from, the rubbish which cho :es
lts ugly old muz lc and loud the jokes
Which its obsolete pattern and straight narrow
bore
Excite IN the crowd who are waiting its roar;
I'm then they compel our good bishop Ut York
To hear all the grievance and stand all IA. tilk
An by night and by dav frcsry changes they
ring,
As they chime their sad anthem of Tyyg-a-lius
Ting.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-17

So straight TO their Bishop journey thor make
And al first the rad news makes him culver and
quake:
But his courage rcyives lcir 'alc they untold :
And he sapS with acccn, decided AMI bold.
Dear iricnds, there's canon Iona, buried IN dust
And terribly CHI kcd up with ashes and rust
Bat vel oil it, and give it sons wipis anL some
rubs,
And we Il load it with charges Of Ror;s and OF
Stubs,
And then. as a PECAN OF triulnpli we slug.
Wen fire it oil with Iymg a-lin., ting
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02
OFFICIAL REPORTO or GEN. GRANTTO TIE
WAR DEPARTMENT.e A

Headquattefs Amy Of The u. So
MID Washinglon, n ovembei "a, 1868. g
Gen n NJ. SehefsId, Sec'y of War.
Sir: Ihaseih honor tosubnit the re-
ports Of Disisio. and Department Comman-
ders Tor the past year. These reports give
a full account Of the operations and SER
vices of the army for the year. and refer
10 them FOR details.
81 would earnestly renew inylretoGimen-
dation of last year. that the control Of the
Indians be transferred to the WargDepart-
ment. call SPECIAL attention 10 The re-
commendation Of General Sherman on the
subject. 1, has my earnest approval. Il
is unnecessary that The Argument VI favor
Of The, transfer should be re -stdled. Tie
Necessity for II becomes stronger and more
evident every day.. NJ Hahn @ '
While the indian, war continues. I DO 10,
deem any general legislation far The redsc-
,ion o. the army advisable. Tie troops on
The plains are all needed. rroops are still
needed. ia the Southern States. and further
reduction can be made 10 the way already
used and now 10 operation. where il is safe.
namely, BY allowing companies todimin-
ish BY discharges withoni being strengthen
ed By recruits. and BY stopping aPpoiCt-
ments of Second Lieutenants. lit SHOULD
be deemed advisable, the veteran reserve
regiments mighibe discontinued by sbsorp.
lion and retirement Of officers aud dis
charge of men without detrimentto theser-
vice. Very respectfully.
Your ob't servant.
w us, GRANT. Gen'l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02

GENERAL PAM ON RELlsiuUs Liberty. 80
The Gibraltar Chronicle 81 September %
mentions an incident connected with Gen.
Prim which affords an encouraging view Of
his character .4... s..ss ~ N
/" During the short visit paid by Gen,
prim in Algeciras. he found time 10 accord
an interview TO three refugees. SeDores Ca
brera. Alabama. and Hernandez, who have
been for long time exiied IRON their ma
tive country on account OF their religions
opinions. The General received these gen.
tleinen with the utmost kindness. In re-
ply 10 their remark that their only crime
had been that they did not profess the Rn-
man Catholic religion. the Geueral said:
]" From this day forth there shall be liber.
" in our cuaniry--real liberty ;,e,ery man
shall be master uf his Own conscience, and
shall profess tie faith which seems best ~
his own eyes. You. gentlemen, he added.
may return 10 your country ia ue~iirst
steamer. and you are az liberty 10 enter
Spain with your Bible under Yourarn, 10
preach It's doctrines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02
NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLArURE.

NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. -
A bill authorizing the Commissioners Of certain
counties 10 issue bonds not exceeding in amount ST.
oao, in sums Of not less than $780, the interest per au-
IN DOT to exceed eight per cent. which passed The
h..s was in the Senate referred to The committee
.:s finance.
Ia The House, message wasreceiyedfom the Cover
nsr in reato- 70 the act passed last sessiOr aPpro
Friasing $4,000 FOR the Executive Mansion. The
message stated that be preferred % remain 81 his Pr
vale residence rather Than 20 60 70 the Maasion and
said that bsl small part Of The $4,000 appropriated
"A the last session Tor The purpose Of iurahins The
Msrsion had hesn expended 10 repairs, which was
accounted fOr 10 The Treasurer, and The remainder
WA Al the disposal Of The Geaeral Assembly. !
Mr.. Poo said he was glad 70 hear such message.
He had Intended TO introduce bill, looking TO the
1isronlinusaes Of such hing as an Executive Man
slsn, aer the expiration Of the present sdministra-
toa. Now that this message hal been received, be
gave notice that he would shortly INTRODUCES such bill
A bill Cor the relief Of debtors. submiIied By Nc.
Rsgland, Was referred TO committee Of three % re-
port "a the sscsud Monday Of Deeembei. fs.,i..
Rgp CIoUp AND THE lsDIAs. TRgATY-
UtscHAEsED SsLDIERs. &c.--GeDersl Au2ur
has received particulars Of the signing al
the Sea,y by Red Cloud and bis p,rts.
They hesitated % do il Tor fear thes might
he insalsed in trouble with ihose Indians
~ho escaped thFough the lines tptbe naItI.
bot faally signed il. saying. however.
while be wsnld I've up 20 the ,tr.aty as long
a. sAe uhiie, men did. il might be difficult
foe hin Co restrain all bis youug braves.
lie sag 90 necessity TOR going on 4, reser-
satisa, as they had NOT learned TO farm, and
there were pisg:y Of buasIo ON Powder RI
ver.s Taey atepled q, spend the winter
amsag them. and would ike 10 trade. bp'
he declared. sbouId any, prrsans come int
their country ia violation sf the treaty, lac
would, conf scste theirproperty- The par
~ remained several days. and received .
uasaber of presents. aud sufficient rauens
% carry them back % Powder river. -.
Richmond. Nov. rs. --Clrief Justice
Chase this maains decided that the irvn-
clad Ga a. shauId nat be administered 20 Oh.
Gssna Jarymea. as II rather himdered char
farthesed sh~ ends 81 justice. "A aewl Crane
Jury was tl.eu summensd undcr this de
csssun. and sslI ssIy take The oath 20 sup
pert the Coastiss ilos Of die Uai,ed st-tes
&c. ..-,..
A petition Is in circulation TO i.ondor
% request ParIiament 60 enact a law which
shall give suthor,iy 20 the Judges 60 sen
tepce street thieves 60 the whipping post
The lash, it Is said, is shs eoy thug tie,
drsadr ssh.si5 al \ s.,at 80,
The 0rsngeburg Is. c.l News says tha
the negroes iheresbouu are indisposed Z
soatfact iof another years isbor, Icokin.
for forty acres Of iand spiees from the nes
Administration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02

Boys who expected to become farmers
should lesra some kind Of wood-work man
ship, as esrpenierIag. wagon max ing. eosp-
ering. The advsa'sgrs are the acquiring
the skilIIul use Of edged tools, q practical
Knowledge of the ,rules governing varplng.
Of the nethod Of seasoning timber, aud lof
the internal structure and diference in the
different varieties VI wood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02

#s Fl W.
lFRex AgxassAs.-Memphis. Nov. 2S. -
The Appeals Arksnsas correspondence
saysthzt on the 10th instant body ftwo
hundred men, claiming TO be military, en-
tered the town ef Ceaire Point. Sewer
county. arrested oil the i.hsbitsnts. march,
ed ths,n intosan open feld. placed guard
pser them, and then proceeded 10 sack the
town. after which thry left. The neSt day
the cilizens Of the adjoining county lack.
ed Into the town, and ameeilng was held
to express the sentiments Of the people in
regard 10 the outrage. Whilethe meeting
wss progressing The same body 81 men dash
Ell into The town and opened % indiscrImi-l
nate IRE upon the assembly. shooting q
number Of them. and srresting three ~ the
oIIe.t aud beet citizens. named Hester.
Anderson and Gilbert. They carried them
out 10 field and that them. The baRL is
still 10 psssession al the town 3.s Y.
Memphis. Nov. 29.--Lssl Friday. white
gill naeled Kennedy, while passing through
the v ao,ls was seizel ou by negro aud har-
,ibly violated. The next morning he Was
found BY cillzsns, identified by The child.
iakento the scene VI yioleace and hanged.
i - ~ 5p-~S,r---yrsy-rS-r- = t.H 8fs
hiR. cnasE ON THE SEcsDED STATES -
The New Turk Times publishes letter,
written 10 April last, irnm Chef Justice
Cha.e 10 Hon. n. w. billiard. al Alabama,
10 il Mr.. Chase says that he sereas with
Mr.. lIilIiafd that the seeding States " have
never been other then States within The
Union since they became parties % The
federal government. and that the failure d
maintain their assertions Of Independence
in The conaict u arms which followed lei
them States still within the Union" Thi,
is certainly anti-fadicai doctrine. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02

necessities require 4, and our advanced age admon-
hhes us the popriety Of settling up or Affairs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-02

A bill authorizing the Commissioners Of certain
counties 10 issue bonds not exceeding n amount ST.
oao in sums Of not less than $780, the interest per
in DOT to exceed eight per cent, which passed The
h.sa was in the Senate referred to The COMMITTEES
IL finance,
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Die Situation i'm nDrbliGen
@DnpreB>Diitrtct
Der bisberise &ampf.

N}t6t5 bdre unmannli6r utb UNI
niiser Ypt Setten peS aufridtf9en Sc
prblifaners> >pel9er Der Situation i'm
nHrpli9en Ditrtct> i'm Nu9entltd feline
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fann> alS fem Mu9e spn tbr ab;uwenpen.
Nein> lieben 2eute> btn9ei9aut> basD tn9,
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9efabt Jpn ee9eniber feline pftt@t
;u tbun, uno al5rann Der @pr1ebun9
rubi3 ben &eit iberla0en. DaS it, mas
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d9ten &epublifaner fprtert.
Ga1en mir alio sunddt . ms
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serlteren baben-pab es3ppr BEN eigent>
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fir bic primdrwablen, gu elmer ;ufriez
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Mcpublifanii1cG pnoentipn te8 2tcn
Gon9ref 0titrifts.

Cine Convention BET &epublifanef be5
3metten @pn9rebpitricts spn Winneipta
miro btermit na@ Sn9er1pllSz
5aue inSt.paul auf Dpnnerfa 49,
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,itrtets werpen SIT Dele9ationen te'e@ti9t
'1etn, &pte nQG1tetenp a%tt1eaeben,
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8. 81. Metcalf ..I
8crllter Der @pnsreB-Gommitee bes 2. Diifricts.

Menestsuti&ts Drysppbsei&aft.
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tpirb nG9(tn Monat iattinben uub gratulirer
tpir benz beutihen Yublitun1 III tieier neue,1 Sc.
{haftsarquiidtipn, Der mir tas beaen @eteibeu
nini@tt. 3p,
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g blehter O16maG

i'm Iunte an, Mrresn lit tas Symptom elmer tiQiSien Be-
i~tafsateit peer zines unsereselten :3ultanres her 2eter unb
iplte nidt Tim einen Gag serna6lalltst nereen, Ia es MIR bas
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bic 9efahr elmer RraNtteit 1T ipfrrtn entfernt.
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Get1t @etrdnf.

llnslsid, zen mciittn jcet eetrdudliden Sittcrs 1T Nptafs
gitters nidt ctra III eincn1 angeneblnen, %anresenben Sbnapss
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itp1e, aus renen her Sitters Sufammenseiett lit, in Nufselt-
item 3uitanse ;u talten.
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MuS9emittelt,

mad rietertpltcm @straud antersr tSeilsmittsl Irtads
Mas Bitters, @lutreiniaer unt 8lut.Yilen bic teaen aaer
Yrrtanecnen Wfebisinen inr fir bic Betantluns Der Rrant,
teitsn, fur melde fe %empfctlen merten.
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Weiber TluB,

irsltsr aus lptoler GstredIidfeit unb idma6er Grutitltirn
~cntiprinst. tanu turd> zen @ebrand ron Rrbat5 Masentit@
tiers aebs1t rer>en. @a6t Gu6 ppn benz 9rrusitsn feline an
bere Meoiain rertarfsn, IA tieier 8itters nit %teirnccrer Nud-
ld,t auf ttsie Nranttett ;utereitst uno ais rrrbat garantirt
Wirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
9nbt8eftpn

1T nur Elm antersr Same fit DssreeIa unt tie Gr;euserin
Yieler Aranfbetten. Rrbad's Maeen. 9itters In Weinelas-
Dren sencntmen, aleit nod jeeer Wabl;et wersen f6er cine
prpr,pte 8nr temirten. Netmt Ni&t unfer g9rrt safar, frn-
eern scriuGt H,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
Elm rIeuoeS &eben

III tasicni9e hes 2ispcptifers. sSarun leiten, msnu Rrtads
8!utreiniSer unb Slutrtaen Gud lher Nei!s1 .rerreu. Sit
tint lei jerem Grrsifcn su taten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03

Sine 1tu;e Sorbcueun9s McSi;in
ii en Yi,nb 5eilmeri;iu mertt. Jteter unb .Isue" fEnnen
in alien Alimaten rertinscrt rerben unh BET aQen Grnititutic=
an turt ben @etratd Yrn &ptad'S Ata9en Sitters mt pft
iine RE auerihlirmtsA Safe eurd een scitisen 9etrau6 tel
ltlten eurirt prrren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
Opt6a(nlia,

pber Iusenent,un>uns entfstt nidt ielten aus ei,en, serrrr=
Semen Wtasen. Gtlide 3cien Bon Hpbafs @lut=HiQeu mer>
Ten IN stslen 5allen rurA STRENGTHENING Ter lrlade Ter
Aranfecit cine Cur terirtcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
Sgttef @uer Bfut rein.

e. ino jst feline Seilnittel tetn1 gutltum I'M Getraud
10 nct! tered>net, ras 8lut Ill reiniaen unb tas aan;e Ssisr
o%uf;utouea ais Hrtads 8lutrsint9er, 9lutpillen uns Sra
gcntittera.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03

Die, pbiee Gabelle setst alio, ba6
bic Dpnne1Y>2eut bic @abl Der Sub,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-08-20
Wanted.

Amy quantity of greenbacks
for which l will give you lots of
dry goods. Bear it in mind,
believe in selling for short profits
for cash. 1t is not to the interest
of the people or myself to do a
credit business, and l do not in
tend to do so. If you have the
money come along, or if you have
no money bring me some corn,
bacon, or wheat, and if you have
neither, come and look at my
goods SO that you can tell your
friends where to get bargains. l
will soon have a new stock Of
goods. n. W. corner Square.
II. ]. GRAY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-08-20
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate have been registered since
our last:
c. FL. Smith to Mary E. Smith,
1913 acres-S150.
Thos. B. George to Mary A.
Copeland, interest in land-S300.
Thos. B. George to James FL.
Taylor, 333 acres-S605 81.
Elizabeth S. Taylor to John A.
Taylor, 80 acres-S150.
w. P. Prosser to Jacob Renegar,
10 acres-S211.
Lewis Newsom to r. Newsom,
3S acres-S772 so.