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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

John c. SAKE was supporting himself
on the railin" of the Grand stand 1T sara
toga, the other day. "Iou lock like
tile monarch Of all you survey, said
Fernando Wood, pattin% him ON the back.
"No, / only have n lean ON the proper
ty," replied the GENIAL joker.
A newspaper man said to Gen. Sher-
man: "You Killed IL GOOD many Indians
out West" "No," said EIccum-cI,
the papers Kill more Injnns, than we do.
Why, if we killed half as many Iniuns as
the New York H,roH does, we'd he
'Shorf Of Mj"'s.
The Iiitlcton Hp"bHc says: ''lt our
lady readers would keep their furs sale
from the attacks of moths, they should
wrap them in old copies OF the E'I'"Jlr,
and paste them securely" Exactly So
it would be an entcrprising moth indeed
that would attempt TO 90 through one Of
those famous fourteen column leaders.
The ''Abyssinian stretch" has supcrse-
lied the Grccian bend and the kangaroo
lroop among the bellies of fashion. 1t is
Supposed that this will have Il short run,
as the "Mala%ascar fluttcr" and the
Gillian sprawl are waiting to he adopt
ed.
a member of the Arkansas LEGISLATURE
recently announced That he had been in
thirly-sevcn battles during the late war,
was wounded thirteen times in the cause
of the South, and received as his entire
pay thirty dollars in Confederate scrip,
the whole of which he pail out for one
class of rye whiskcy.
Marriages between cousins are allowa
BILE in Kentucky, and the result is SAID to
| ;ISylums of the State.
A Yankee horlicullurist, writing from
England, says that in fruit growing the
climate is in favor OF the United States,
but the result as ia" as perfection Of cul-
ture is concerned, is ON the side Of Eng
land.
Gilbert Wicker, who, If not the last
revolutionary soldier at least ought To he,
died lately at the Warren county, \. Y.
almshousc. lie was born in Saltwater
in 1876, and participated in the batil,
there which caused the surrender of Bur
goync.
1t took 10000, 600 dozen Of imported
corscts to sufficiently squeeze our Ameri-
can women, last year, besides 100000
made in this country. About 200 dozen
were imported exclusively for some an
omalouI creatures who call themselves
men.
An old coloreI man, accustomed TO
attend meeting and shout when he was
happy, ut one time was asked TO he
quiet during the service After a long
time he arose and said :-'Brethren,
stop your ears, for | must shout feed
it coming" And shout he did.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

CEIEIN To HORSES. "A lady writer
in the Chicago ,JommM is sever: upon
cruelty to horses She say: "a thou
sand ~iramcS upon the brute VIII" w"uld
lash "A terrified horse. Go whip your
wiCe-you are fully capable of it. Tell
Me Il yuun. man will make a GOOD hn+-
band if he will abuse Il lumh beast.
tell you | would rather marry !''pny.
Take my advice, yc young maldrn@ con
tclnplaling matrlmony Never marry
Il man who is impuIrnt t. his mother,
snnbs his sister, lrcIp+ himself 10 the lar
ct piece oi cake, or takes the under flap
Jack at the table, or beats his horse care
les-ly in sudden TEMPER
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

es3" Legal bullies who ask women I'M
pertinent questions in the witncss-ho<
ought 10 get their deserts, as did the so-
licitor General the other day in the cele
bratcd IIchhorne case in England. The
witness was a %orerncss who had for
merly been employed in the Tichbornc
family GoverncsScs in England are
Generally regarded as beings who are
made to be snubbed and insulted. SO
the s"hcltor-grneral snubbcd and insult
cd tins one, while She was testifying TO
The identity OF the claimant TO the Itch
borne estate with the young heir as she
knew INN twenty years before. At last
she had chance at him which she did
not hesitate 10 improve, WAS the
young man always polite TO ladies ,"
asked the soiicitor-"encral. Gle was
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN Patterns
4. II. EDDY,
SO LIAI,VN.s Or ksNIi\ -

H., hratra"0 Tnris Hti 10. h..n.
40. 20 STAT" S','"', opposite kil"g ;".t. -" ta..
Aitrr an extensive prIr,.r" OF GVwar5- ..t ..
years C"li,'.u' |a"yutc patents Ia III" il..
also II Great EritiH. Franc" ana other loIr..r ..
tries. CIVca'-, specifications. bonds. 81 '-i.I..a..
all papers or draw Ing i", patents r%g,ut'G ' ..
terms. and wtih despatch. K,-O"Tcnr- Ui.v.r
American or iu1ci-H work, ia '!ric!IuIh" tA' ...
or utiliy "i patents or invent lU---aII i,.ai...
advice rendered I'm all matter i"uohiusilr au..
Inc claims Of I:.v patent luTu>h"" lbs irr. .,..
Assignments corded al Washington.
TEST UHIALa.
Il regard Nj. EDDY A. on" OF the most .u...
ma capable lI.It tliIuicTz with y nom ...
4ItutcicourEr CHiS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Pate.
- have nu hesitation IL assuring inventor. that r
cannot employ "a person more CON. .cf.u, It.I 2.
worthy. and more CLptic % putting IErII IIl., ,
~ form Ia cure Tor the Ia dh rt!HN Ht" i.,s..
.rIr-i,!'r.,i '.i. 70 tH" stJIi ni.sc.'
EDMUND 81 IL. = Lat" Cul,iIi- .uu"l &C. .ttr.
Mr.. Il H. Ei!E la mad" for lac - "II,H. tiI.r
Aiin"t"rroi winch patents have teen -."Hi'.
lh.t -l.N p'I'.'u@. :ugh uliui- iIhc%li" Ir'"l'i
u. % Hi.E Ability 90" his pant leads ~" {" recon.
90 'it'''i"T# 80 apply g. lin I" procure ih'.' I'H
=. ''.N intf . sue "t having she most i.Iii'H-
,l.hh'-' 'N.' "N ta".r ed. g., a't - very ret.
CO. g JOHN TACO 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
Sarah StrobridqG's Estate.

STATE OF ERMuNIl IN rruut" Court u'II At
ESQ distract. -. J',uddlHi, within H"d beg .'d
distract ,u the lJ'u ltv ui jus. A u ~.
AN Instrument, prri"iitIis To- ice Do" lat VI 90 '.'
Testament q" SarA SiIn!TrI-' lIrH imcni"I ia -siI
distract. ., -,. hs iir" 'Irilu lH'ttLti .- j ..r
" Hat l.pIH. the 'r, ""r tH"I".u lt.i"!, Tor li.'
tate:
ri-pr.I"r.l tv aid CONT that al. ..,r-r ,,r.a
therein, Toe u"iihrI t" IrI"u Al 4 a'. ''i"I -'"i '.
L. h, h,.,u At the Probate bll,". lu t'Htlau.tl 'u
. ilih ,Ly 81 AU,U-t l-1! .ti.I -huHv 'Lt.. ia...
They have, .t.-i ir" rI,,itt" ct .I,i 90 Goo"
wlI, IrI'-,.. % g. further uf,:''i, that a O. JOS Of
Hr record ct ii.. 'I,.! Doe" .'ls H,i ihr'" H''t DIE
,..-i."l The tii'tr. ittui"d Al 81 = 'll.
ir' .r.'t, l., LII itn'- Hi.". ' .'l.: A'.lI..-
4. t:... Cont. Attest.
" VI. 70. u Nl.f-siiuis>, q ".! .I. ID ....'. ti'
\ lrl!r,. 90. ,,I Record. AjI,.f.
40 MM il. MAkv5IIUKA. Ju,!-,..i r,.t..."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

Lon" Hranchrrs are often delighted Ct
an evening 10y the iirin@ of r"mplimrnia-
ry rockets between the various hotels
and passin" steamers. The Continental,
for instance, sees the lights "i steamer
in the dim distance, and Immediately
sends up white rocket, sIenityln@
GLOW do you do, Mr.. Steamboat ?" To
which the steamer replies with blue
rocket, which means, in the lan%na"e OF
steamboats,, "Bully! How are you,
Lon" Bramchcrs ;" The West End llo-
tel then gncs oft with a red rocket, which
being interpreted means "Whal wall y"n
take in yours ~ The answer t" tins i
always made by the steamer with par
ticularIy wormy rocket, which spit4 and
siutlcrs terribly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

Are your fathers noises deaf = en-
quirrI AN annoyed gentleman OF the son
OF one of our noted horse iarrlers the
other day. NO." said the boy, ''but
why do you ask 2 "Bccausc your
father talks 50 Ioud at them lac can he
heard "a mile" How natural for most
men TO yell at the top of their lungs
every time they speak To dumb animal
All useless. '.kind words will never
tire" and to 50 knowing and noble am
nal Il, the horse, how true the words.
The gcntlcr sex when cnra%rd at their
lelge lords should he the only heln%s al
lowed to yell, Is there Is no law or rc'-
son to prevent, but let IA bear IN mind
that our dumb animals are not deaf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
Annlicatinn to Extcnd ihc Iinn

STATE OF NEEMONI,l In i'."bsi" C,urt Il III :
Ctcionil District, q. { :hc Probate ,Air"- II.
&. Jnhnslmy, ON the / tn day Of jHly, AID, Il
Iuc;us ;. freeman, administrator nr"a the c'1ty i
la richardson, Of VT rord, iH AID !stiir'. do
&c 'Cd int state, makes apPI, ItIon - td court '
,xt,nd the time her, t1ors allowed him pay The dri
due from -id d, ceased, md To render hi IdninII
ton account, until some Failure dn.
WharcUpon it ordered ~ I'D Court tltt ftIi aprn
cation hc r,orT,d t. thu th dty OF Au-t- \. D. l-t
It the Iiohltr Ucc, il II. johns bury. fl bearing and
decision theron. and it IL further urciCd Il ut all pr
song Interested he Mortified hereof les pubic tii' al al"
lice this appi, tau AMI cidr III T""n th O. Hr'E
.,ccC-siNclv the cal ,inniau, = iut"d 1t -. I".i
bury Ictor, iid tim # H. siu.. tnt th"y i:t, i'.''
At aid time nd place, aud il 'h.y t'. .n-.r "ii.'l
Thereto.
lty T.. t'1IT.-Nt!t-t
"A l.. FEi<;u I'D 70. 3D.; Ifohi,.
trur rl'y ct r,c"iu.-Ntt.i,
"a, asa /. iII.%yII, ia BE-. 3 -. hat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

CASTING OUT DEvILS.-A Methodist
preacher, of large, muscular frame and
a huge hand, with Il powerful grip
some time ago was holding meeting al
which quite an interest was awakened
A number of persons had come 1" the
anxious seat, and some had been con-
vcrlcd. 4 Group, consisting OF two or
three Young men and as many young Ia
dies were present, whose object in COM
inc WIS 10 have merrimcnt. The min
istcr kindly requested them 10 observe
dccorum bciitting the place. One OF
them ycnturcd in rather an ungraciou7
manner to reply that they had ''nndcr-
stood that miracles were worked there,
and they had come To see some per
formed" Upon this, onr robust lrlen1,
the minister, coolIy took the young man
bv the coat collar, deliberately led EIh'
down the aisle, and opening the d"or,
without ceremony landed him outside,
quietly rcmarhing: I'VE do not work
miracles here, but We cast out devils
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
Grgal.
Notice Probate of Will.

STATE OF VERNON / In probate court hch! At H.,
Caledonia district 50. (pr"lrttc Office ~ = john.
bury within and for said district the I'm DAY Of
July, A. ID. ISL.
AN Instrument. purportin- 10 be III" I.-i Wi and
testament OF Harriet Could. late oi Barnet, In sH dis
trct, deceased, being presented to court by hi'h
knnic. the executor therein named, Tor probate;
II Is ordered by said court, that all persons concern
ed therein, he notified to appear al session Z" si'!
court To he holden at the probate Ollie" in st J"iI-iN,
on the 9th day ui Aug A. u. 1871 and show Ca-r II any
l'y may have against the probate" "i said Will iT
pun IL Is further ordered that ul the
record oil this order he published three weeks >UCCcS-
ely IA III" CaI"d"nia printed At ST. J"nrhury, pre-
Nini' 10 :tid Time appointed Tor hearing.
j., IN" tuiTt-AttC-t,
ASA l.. FREN iii. Jus., 81 Probate
\ true copy ct rrCur,I.-Ntt,~t,
131I ASA l.. FRENCH. Jud o. ui Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

indeed, polite toward ladies'" replied the
governess, and, with well understood
emphasis, she added, gentlemen, | be-
lievc, always are So The court room
burst into loud laugh, and the solicitor
general turned red in the face
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

REMEDIES FOR WORMS IN lioE~Es
i see an inquiry in your paper for
remedy for worms in horses, and as |
have had some little experience in that
direction, will give it for the benefit of
your correspondent. Two and a half
years AGO ! purchased Il mare from IL
ncighbor. The mare was quite thin,
and her coat looked quite rough and
staring, but as the mare was sucking Il
colt, thought nothing Of it at the time,
supposing she would come all right after
the colt was wcaned, but was very much
mistaken, as soon found out the cause
of her looking SO badly was worms.
Like your correspondent, | tried all the
common remedies, such as tobacco,
ashes, indigo, sulphur, coppcras, &c, but
to no effect. A friend advised me 10 try
calomcl, which | did, and it did its work
completely. For dose 1 gave what
would lie on the point of 4 knife blade
at three times, repeating the dose III
forty eight hours. gave it at night in
chopped feed, and kept her from wafer
illlll lllllt vi lCll " 'lOCh llCNl ll1I
| not seen them should have thought it
impossible for so large an amount OF
worms 10 pass from one animal The
cure was perfect, rs | have seen no signs
Of worms since There was no change
made in the mares work or feed.
+. II. c. II.
Put 4 handful of siltcd wood
ashes INTO Il quart bottle, and fill the
bottle with cider vinegar. 1t will foam
like glass Of soda. 1t should be gwen
to the horse that has worms the moment
it foams. Two bottles will cure the
worst case OF worms. For forty years
| have never known it to fail, where this
remedy was applied at once.-N. b. "a
UeuM aud Home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

DESTROY OFFENSIVE ODOES.-There
is no means more certain TO bring disease
upon members Of n family, than allow
ing infectious matter TO remain upon the
premises Tie offensive odor that arise
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
ICE CREAM.

ANA he coo" Tho" wi hing 1t acnt ou;, by r,yin-
h"'ic" hy . O'Clock 4. II. have choice OF ty.ru.
We are prepared To puck and -cnd ny Nh,r' within
ms miles, and warrant it ,-o,d with proper ~
swing reasonable notice
W" would ray to these attending court here that
"" are prepared 10 furnish m,asGt hait notice. and
OYSTERS Tor those that wish them.
MATTHEWS y PETIE>DiIL.
Enrtcrn Avenue, opposite Court lIot-c Squire
St J0hn-bury Vt, June l. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
WOOD WOOD

I.I WuDnla ~ Will deliver J." Iuch~l.iE Woo
a. the village At per al H.. "a nj" H. i''lhiu
,t, kind.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCE !
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

The rril,-,ir of, for ale tho b. iu.'i... t.
the c-t c of Hon Icurrc C0NI dec i-ci G.id ia
,iTctuIlV rrl, Ctt Il tuch OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04
HOUSE FOR SALE !

e SWwfTT The -ufci iLcr FIR hi- place for al,
tSA-ittatcd between Paddock villAl" and XIV
ILL., said place. aiming three acre oi gooi land
ON " hich IL \ wr-iuilt hGu-, barn and 0utitiiiu"
all in good rrptr Al-o h,c tons OF hay ana twelve,
nTd- at wood.
.r;f JOHN W. PRESCOTT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

\! \ 7 T Ei--'- IT -'-7 = y '7T'''-
4 TN. opp, ct r,c"Iu.-Ntt'.t
~. AsN /. lrl.NNLI ia L : - Ut.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-08-04

WIN stated ,rorLmcn. AMI CarrtuI at
tcnti"H u business. lrc GcIicce ,rc cdis supJ,Iy
he ,rdl,is of al ,rh0 dcsifc ,rn,H IN oar Inc
,.J'p PLEASE GIVE Us 4 TRIAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
THE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
List Of Persons Wounded In the Late Acct
dent on the kerth Missouri Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, November IA list of the
wounded BY the accident at Wellsville, on
| the North Missouri railroad Friday, Is re-
| ceived; the list contains ffty-two names,
but the following are the only ones in any
way seriously injured:
Lieutenant McConihss, Fourteenth in
| fantry, in command of the detachment,
hurt in the head and back, but not dan
| gerously.
Sergeant J. A. Jay, right collsr-bone
broken and bruised in the head and back.
Sergeant A. Hobsck, right oOllar-bone
broken and thigh bruised.
Pfivates-Henry Scott, very seriously
bruised ON the head; his recovery Is
doubtful.
severely bruised in the chest, back and
bead; his recovery Is doubtful.
P. DiDgles, severely bruised about the
head and abdomen.
r. Jordan, severe confusion in the right
side end chest, and cut on the head and
fAce.
Dslos Ransome, severely bruised in the
abdomen snd back.
Daniel Roberts, severely cut on the
head and hand, and effusion OF the knee
joint.
John Willes, severely cut on the head.
Matthew Rolen, severely bruised in the
chest and back, and cut on the face and
head.
John Bunes, left arm broken, and cut
on the head and face.
The remainder are only slightly hurt.
The detachment left Wellsville yesterday,
by special train for Omaha, in charge of
DR.. Msgruder, Of the army, who has had
charge Of them since the accident. They
were placed in ssleeping-coach furnished
by the railroad company, and viii 60
through without change.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
by MALL
CoULTER ON THE PRINTING BILL.
NAsHYILLE. Novamba u. ISL

NASHVILLE, November u, 1871.
Edilors Appedt-ln your daily Of Friday
are DubIisbSd the remarks of Senator Du-
Rosa uDou tie resolution offered by me,
tandeYinK 10 the press certified transcript
OF the testimony taken by the public
printing investigating committee" while
the reasons assigned by me Tor onering
tbe resolutions and urging their pAssag .
are suppressed. And as, from the remarks
OF Mr., DuBose, my reasons and position
are. by inference, obnoxious 70 miscon-
struction. / ask VOC in justice to publish
nv remarks. / said: "Ar. Speaker Of
fer this resolution, rendering to the press
q certified transcript OF the testimony
taken by the pubic printing investigating
COMMITTEES, for the vindicstion of justice,
and that the &C ion of this body may be
understood. Not because l am dissstisned
with my vote In refusing TO publish
this volumiDous evidence az the expense
of the State, for l voted my sentiments
then, and have no sufficient reason to
cbsnee the opinion then entertained.
oflsr Ihe resolution because many parties,
Influenced by partisan and other consid-
.a-ati.auE, are charging this general assem-
NV witS suppressing the testimony, and
,,ying th-t It's publication would sustain
1hs rsnort os the minority, and expose
-hs frsuds of Mcssrs Jones, Purvis a Co.
FOR reasons Of public economy, and be-
cause such p0blleGtlo2 Nss osenleo IN
necessary for the intelligent sction OF this
body, particularly, tnsHmuch As tne ma
lorisy report, signed by seven gentlemen
~ irreproschs able character 1.-THE minority
repor. being signed, st that rime, by only
one A. SntlemAn), had been adopted pre-
,vionsly, this general assembly refused 70
nuhlish il, / desire now by this resolution
10 tender 10 the public press correct copy
OF sale testimony, that these charges
NAV be hushed, and that our people
NAV see that this legislature Is mol
Withholding this testimony. am willing
10 stand upop NV present record. And
an also willing thai my people may have
the means of detsrLuining ms question OF
fraud foE themselves, - well as the cor
nectness Of my support OF the mslotity TO
port. WITH sueh seopy, which will cost g
mere tribe 70 transeribs, 1t can be readily
-dsterminsd, Whsther any publication, IN
whole or In part, made by either party =
genuine. am unwilling BY my vote &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
CUR LAWMAKERS.
Big Greek Hads HaYieabe-The LqusF
Dealers Tax-Rop, h0niHY and
WhIsky-Harrsa SsgEd % the
fu QusstleH,
s 5ecisl 20 the Appeal
aEEATl

Special to the Appeal
BEEATE.
NASHVILLE, November l3. - After
the routine business, Mr.. DuBose
presented petitions for the removal
o. she tax on merchants. Among the new
b La, Mr.. DnBoss offered cne declaring
B Creek nAvigsble river. I'VE like g
MAJ who stands by his native lsnd.l
TIE ssnste resolution TO appoint COM
mis- s=ionsrs TO sell the States interest in
plsnk and turnpiks roads, Was adopted.
Ths senate bill to authorize the mayor
and council Of any city with twenty thou
sand inhabitants to issue bonds to the
amount OF three hundred thousand dol
lars passed third reading.
Alter recess, the ssnste bill 10 FIX the L.
csnse of retail liquor dealers was taken
mp.
Senator DuBoss complained Of the un-
Just tsxsiion which made the county Of
shelby pay as much into the treasury as
the whole Of Esst Tennessee. He did not
$50 Why liquor desleIs should be taxed
more than other citizsns OF the State.
Mr., Warren was for general reduction
of taxes ,Rnd desired TO have the whole tax
question taken up in one bill. he moved
an amendment 70 reduce the ad VaEorem
tax on property to thirty cents on the
one hundred dollars.
Messrs. Clarke and Tolley resented the
insinuatlon thrown on: by Mr.. DuBose
that hog growers were no better than
liquor dealers. The debate degenerated
into q temperance discussion.
Mr.. Warren withdrew his amendment
and Mr.. Brandon offered an amendment
to TX the liquor license al forty dollars in
toEns Of not exceeding one thousand
population. After long debate the fur
ther consideration Of the bill was post
poned til the general revenue bill should
De brought up.
AH7rurnzG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
Tussisy, Dscsmbs ar 10. 1871,

The following described Iands. to-wIt:
Section s, township ), range II west, Tulic.
county, in the stare OF Atsslssippi.
Also the following lands in Boil var ceun.
ty, N Aississippi: All OF section 10, the north
east u OF sectfcn is, township IS north, rang
5 west, com prising in all in said county .
Bolivar, s0G acre..
Also, the following lands in the State @
Arkansas, situate in Green county, being the
northwest Z seeiton Il. The south fractional
y OF southwest y Of section south y frac-
tfonsl southeast Il section Z south Z frsc
tionAl southwest a section I, township L
north, IRngs Z east; southeast 4 fractional
sect on 7; north = fractional southeast Il o.
section Z; southwest 4 fractional southeast y
OF section y; southwestZ rsctional OF north
west 4 seetion township Il north. range
east; north fractional section 80; south i
fractional northeast section j.: north !;
fractional southeast section q; north i
fractional southwest z section II; nCrth
sconsI frsctiSnsI sSg5fwest sessi3n l1 south
fractional northwest section IS; southwest
Z fractional section I9; west y fractional
northwest section 81 north \ fractional
southwest = section ., township Il north,
range east.
Also, in PoInsett county, Arkansas. the
ship '0north. range 8 east
Also, In Arkansas county, State OF Arkan-
sss north section 4, township 4 south,
Also, in Monroe eountt State Of Arkan-
sas, all OF sec Ion q. all of section a. the vest
u ofEection y, the west u OF the east = OF sec
tAun - hOutuWesL quarter OF uOrthe ASt q uar-
ter o. section y. west half OF southeast quar-
ter of southwest quarter section 23 northeast
quarter OF southwest quarter section g. town
snip south, renge l wet; west half Of south
west quarter dissection 2S; west half OF north
west quarter OF section 10; south vest uarter
Of southwest quarter OF section 10, township
g. range l west
Also, The following lands in the State Of
Ark ksnsss, which are held Jointly and equally
by Mat Clay and said bankrupt James 6.
Saunders, the interest OF the said bankrupt
therein, situate In Monroe county. being
southeast uarter section %; southwest quar-
ter fractional section "a; vest part fractional
or northwest quarter section 25; northeast
quarter section 70; east half north west quar-
ter Of section rs; the northeast quarter Of
southwest quarter tnorth Of river OF section
Is; north part OF southeast quarter section
23; northeast quarter of southeast quarter of
section 81; south halt both sides OF river,
section "a, townships south, range l. east;
the east half fractional section 5; all OF frsc-
tional section 4; the south half OF fractional
section 3; the northwest quarter OF q sctionsl
section s; northeast quarter Of fractional
northeast quarter of section 3; sass half OF
fractional section s; all of fractional section
3, township south, range l east.
EIL TON HUAES, ssigne9 of
noA las. L saunders a Con BsnkTupts.