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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-18

TINE MAINE AT LODGOOTl


This j. ~ enquiry which every ono
should have rRrraFUiLY answered be-
fore be starts Oh his Journey, and it,
tic care tlken IN cxaminliion Of Routes
viii in many eases save much trouble.
iina. and money.
Tie II. Il. K ". Eon'c." running
from inAilnapoli, through Blooming
ton 70 Huntington. has achieved a splen-
iii reputation in the last two years a
rho leading Passenger Route 10 the west
" burlington II connects with the great
nnriini-tnn Don'r which runs direct
through Southern Iowa 10 Nebraska
md Kansas. viii, close connections ~
California ana the Territories AMI pas
sen.rrs Starting from Dubois County.
on their Wav wr.'-wara. canrot 10 h''
ter than 10 Take Tic ]. L. y ". and Gur-
linCton Route.
This Lac has Published a pamp''e'
called "IloW IA go West" which con.
tiins nnri valurhlr informatior r
ls"rp rnrrrrt n,an - t'n Great IVES.
which rau hr o',raireA tire Of CHARGE y,
addressing me General ,'l--cnvnr
Agent. II. & VI. /. t.. rur.in.;oa.
Iowa.
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Just Published n neu edition ~ Br. CuIverw eu's
Celebrated Essay the ksiicsl Cure t~i,hont
m.,.ieinsi ii. SitgY,TsErnaA cr seminal weakness.
lnvuiun,rrs S.nlns ;.ossrs. Irpnt,ncy. kvr'sl and
ily steal ncEl acy lrf elm ruts Il hNritSt nc size
Z nnstripron pi-p.s ard fi's lSarc-e hy s~ii-,D
Guirrnrp a. s.sN al .xtravUgnrt.
Hk9s" frirp ~ Asesiea fn'iote shly Gcsnts
IN. world re- Nnwas. suh,r. n this admirable ssfsy
clearly ~ ihiiit years succes,fu Ifsc.
tie mat the alarming " SchAtnse may
he rrdca, rtr-l wi bout daug IRONS use VI jntsrasI
re,iirire. or .;picsitn 81 III. knife poir..rs
mod. 81 sin he. lin. ard thett
mearS ~ Nhicn every sufferer, no matter Visit his
conditions rnsv hs, may hrls self clearly private.
IL ar' r,arr lis.
nts1nIhis lecture shonld v. in the hands II ever:
Youth and ery man in The land
Sent under sal in plain envelope, TO any sddrsss.
postpaid receipt 81 six cents CT Two postsgt ,iabJs
Also DR. tuiveNells "yrrrisge Crite 2 Price ~
cents. Address the Publishers.
Chs J G. HIlvY CO.
1877 Rowery New York, Tost-ore. kes s9At
Luy yGh. 1872
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Agricultural Wachirrry,
Real Estate Agency.
l.. JON LIS ii co.

OFFrCE In Fisher 4 McMahin's
Building, Geiger street,
HU NTINGBURG INDIANA.
IDEAL ESTATE BOUGHT and sold
z taxes paid. abstracts OF tile furnish
ca. So Letters Of inquiry. pertaining
10 real estate transactions, promptly an
swcrc'. aud advice and information con-
corning Real Estate IN Dubois. spencer.
Jikc and Orange counties furnished free
on ch,rec.
TERMS or rates of commission for selling pro,
rr'r VII p. i've per cent whom sold by us and Is q
nnf ha'f rcr cent Withdrawn from sale before The
~ y y. contract nNpres, or sold by any other
rfr'ics when property Is MIA, "a our hands for 81
ehe nre fr rr.eso commission will charged when tho
EXCHANGE u ssee'ed,
Ss~. f~A, 'T2w
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one ~ u'' ''t'o''n q ,t.'s season ! 70
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-. ~ mass man vnn an sno,v Tia.
nav H.. 1,- ten,,iny I'm wifi the t;,nas
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sccoln..
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evaairr fi.li..fi,, y,s pat: "Wha.
il religion - Religion" replied ono
o. tho pirtv. more famous rs i man OF
business than ! wit. is m insurance
a2tin'' tire in the next world. FOR which
honesty is the best policy.
--Alevanacr Dumas. pcre. was one
dav asked 70 con,ri!,nie zen francs fori
the funeral Of baiitf who had died i'm
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Rockport q jasper Mail Route

wv HVTt ~ VuSTeT MaI1 nUU1c
vIyIIEundcrsigncd having received the
contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring to goto Rockport that lie will
provide means for CARRYING them on
Mondays and Fridavs ir thcv will leave
word on the day before 1T ,hc Post of1eo
in Jasper. JOSEPH CHRTCH.
IRly -. 1e7e,
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HukEAH Foh iil
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tGRicyLrunAI WORKS A.
Il. Il al1 III. IL
siscsscsMllh& WAGON MsxiacsHr!
JASPER, INDIANA,
To tr, eA"ss fol r,orey aown.
srmie 10 JasHer. lpts b. town.
Farir~rs Gn atl Whn want a. brv,
rnroii Autr tfssh hacks and ifa~ n3h;
lor :. kp~llrt hrsfersal
The hes, Pleas. Wholesale ~ rstsii:
VI sgi.- Carriages silver friaht
with 'irmng inirleneni, ~ rqht.
fh- Ac>he.., fiow~-'o este. rsis--
Come 'ins art Al lets have = trade
COM rlows ard rultl,s,. rsnew
Moving machines end Iesrer. 700;
Wagons ~ al Kinds. readv done.
INV rslss we're snre are No enc;
With nsrN ,thrr flinss al nice
So ius' ccms in. and learn he price:
fh.n y vcr dent war' - Inv.
There II Ne no harm 'twiNt you rrs 7.
few voot iohs have heen male. confess.
Whose success has depended copying from
.nt un'iss 'hrrrirfc---'o horrss Who uust--
Tnrv s'ii 70 rive rrs'i sn' rsi u lust
win i.ier VI y enRlis ia -lpe-interh.
New improvements make. Witch the public
commend
Ard ~h-a I've Succeeded and got goud
'ripr
fhenest'h.ns Know is "r aac', er machine!
fa' sonshng -'se I've eoi % say
10 not f"r--fnis ~ he tAy
When ir.r hnr. CT humber ~ v.r See
No'hing hut ninnev vii, ray IT. ne;
50 cctrw and ~, he oil ,rrernt
Ana make new orr ,nr' AVID anf ID
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WIN m0r-v' " "rur fc.'t-i ard ~ srage.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11

BURLINGTON, Iowa, February S.
EX-United States Senator J. W.
Grimes died at his residence in this
city, at half-past s o'clock, last even
ing, of heart disease, the attack com
ing on while conversing with his
friends.
WASHINGTON, February 9.-The
Senate Committee on Postoffices and
Post Roads this morning agreed to
report favorable upon a bill doubl-
ing the mail service and subsidy for
the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's line between the United
States and China.
Foreman, from the Committee on
Territories, reported Ramsey's bill
to establish the Territory of Glib
way with an amendment, changing
the name of the proposed Territory
to Pembina. 1t is to consist of that
portion of Dakota lying north of the
forty-sixth parallel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11

MRs. FAIR.-The Chronicle re-
porter has visited Mrs. Fair since
the decision of the Supreme Court.
He says:
Since the welcome intelligence of
a new trial being granted, Mrs. Fair
has wonderfully improved in appear
ance. Hell cheeks have gained some
thing of a color. The expression of
utter abandonment which she wore
when We saw her last in the Fiji
teenth District Court room, on the
occasion of her suit with DR.. Trash,
has disappeared, and a bright. hope
ful light now beams in her eyes.
The woman has evidently undergone
a change. The prospect of al i'm
pending death of disgrace on the
g~allows, succeeded by a new lease of
life and a hope of ultimate %acquittal,
have wrought a complete transfer
nation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11
THE SENATE ON AMNESTY.
WASHINGTON, February 9th.

The Amnesty bill was then taken
up and Ferry of Connecticut spoke
IN opposition to Summers Civil
Rights amendment, speaking par
tlcularly Of the proposition ofequal-
ity in the public schools as one the
people would not submit to, but say
ing that after all the great objection
to the bill was the principle on
which 1t had been justified in the
Senate. namely, that by the adoption
OF the three most recent amendments
to the Constitution, Il old system
of government had been subverted
and that the Federal Governmental
been given complete and unlimited
authority to take the place of the
State Governments and enact laws
for the protection of all the rights,
privileges and immunities of citizens
which We're now protected by State
laws. If the amendments meant all
that, then God help us; for the
foundations Of civil liberty were
stricken away from under us, and
our fall is only a question of time.
Sumner withdrew his consent,
given yesterday, to the striking out
of the seventh section.
ErelInghuvsen moved to strike out
all reference to churches.
Trumbull said he would vote
against this and all other amend
ments. 50 as to make the bill as OBJ
noxious as possible. and thereby Sc
cure its defeat. He was for the
Amnesty bill and against all amend
ments designed like this to defeat it.
Sumner refused to accept the
amendment.
Nickers moved to strike out all
relating to schools. arguing that the
reason for emitting churches from
the bill applies with equal effect to
the schools.
Frelinghuvsen's amendment a
adopted % to %.
Carpenter moved to strike ont the
fourth section relative to jurors.
Lost-yeas, u; nays, Il.
Cole moved to substitute citizen
for person in the fifth section.
Irumbull denounced this IS an
attempt to discriminate against for
eigners residing here, including
those intending to become citizens.
He supposed the object of Cole in
Offering the amendment was to eX-
clude Cinnamon from the provisions
of the bill, but as We had provided
that Hottentots and Pagans might
become citizens, there was no good
reason for excluding peaceable, in
telligent Asiatics- Trumbuli also
charged that the opponents of am
nesty were voting for these amend
ments for the purpose of defeating
the Amnesty bill.
Morton said hehad supposed there
was great anxiety on the part of the
friends of amnesty to pass the pend
ing bill, bat he now saw he had been
mistaken, and therefore he moved to
adjourn. The motion was carried,
and the Senate adjourned.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11

The Stockton Republican thus
sets off the Japs and their escort
across the plains:
Our friends from across the Pacific
the Japs-are at Salt Lake, snow
bound and in a tremendous lll-hu-
NOR. belong is tearing and swear
ing about the city of Saints, with the
vim and Jump-upativeness of a very
little dog in very tall rye. He says
the detention will injure the trans
continental under the snow railway
millions of dollars through the re-
port which the High Japs will make
of the matter. 1t is pos~ible Charley
places a higher estimate upon the
opinion and influence of the Japs
than the rest of mankind. If any
harm come of or to their Angelic
HiShnesses through thislittle delay,
we hold DeLOng responsible. He
knew the road was blockaded. and
the winds which whiStleabout Mount
Davidson have found their way up
his pantaloon legs too'often for him
not to know that it blows great guns
ont on the plains ut this season of
the year. He had no business to 90
out there with his donkeys. He
knew the road Was closed. and it
looks to us fellows. who know Char
ley well, very much though he had
put up a job on the railway com
panies and their stockholde rs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11

NoMINEEs.-The Liberal (Gentile)
party of Salt Lake has nominated
5. Sharp Walker for Mayor, against
Wells On the Mormon ticket. Among
the names on the ticket for Alder
men we notice that of Len. Wines
late Republican candidate for State
Treasurer of Nevada, and J. c.. Law
renee of the Salt Lake House. d.
c. Buttertield, formerly County Com
missioner of Elko county, is on the
ticket for the Council. The Tribune
comedies that the ticket cannot be
elected.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11

CHICAGO. February 9.-Pctor Cart
wright, the celebrated and venerable
Methodist preacher, was striker
with paralysis on Monday, and now
lies helpless aud speechless at his
home in Sangamon county. Illinois.
He is 81 years old, and has been a
minister Of the Gospel IS wears.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11

THE TEXAS PACIFIC.-AIarshall O.
Roberts has sold out his interest in
the Texas Pacific Railroad to Thomas
i. Scott and associates. Scott is the
chief of the Pennsylvania Central.
and probably mea business. The
Tuscon Citizen predicts the eonstruc-
ton of fifty miles of each end of the
road within a year from March.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11
DEPARIED.-The Eureka Sentine.
of Wednesday says:

Our associate, George W. Cassidy,
went below last night. Some say
he has goneto be bound over to keep
not the peace, but something
more priceless than jewels or great
riches. More definite information
will reach us soon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-11
A CA ID .
NJ &c!

TIAVING SOLD MY ENTIRE Took OF
Drugs, Medicines. etc to o. 2. Willis,
parties wishing prescriptions or orders, heretofore
filled at my Drug Store can obtain the same at
Willis Dru. Store, corner of Carson and King
streets. r. C. GUIRAD).
Carson. February 9, 1872. fel0-lm
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-23

Frampton, John, 12 acres arable and 2 buildings,
adjoining lands of J. B. Morrison and Tillinehast.
Tickling Mrs W. J. 30 acres arabic land
and buildings, adjoining land of Est Saunders J.
W. Tickling and others.
GiIlison, W, D. 50 acres arabic and meadow, 800
acres wood and marsh, adjoining land Of W. F. Col
cock Huguinin ard Est. James Boan.
GregOrie, John W. 10 acres arabic land
Humbert, VIM. Est, 455 acres wood land, adjoining
land of Est Malpheus, F. W. Humbert and {. 5.
Railroad.
Iartigue, Isadore Est, ~ acres wood land adjoin-
ing public road Lawton and others.
New, j. J. r. 13 acres arabic land and buildings.
Mulligan F. 10 arabic land, adjoining land OF
D. Johnson Robert Woods and Est Dean,
Malpheus w. E. 20 acres arabic, l41 acres wood
land and building adjoining land Of Est. Dean and
Jacob Berg and lots in Gillisonville.
New Martha A. 20 acres arabic land, known the
old mill tract.
Nix John a. trustee, Is acres arabic and meadow;
adjoining land Of Ferris, Buckner Fickling and
others.
Oglesbv, w. J. O3O acres wood and marsh, djoin-
tngland of John Gunter. T. s Tuten and others.
Proctor, Stepney 100 acres wood and marsh land.
Powell, c. P. 100 acres wood land.
Saunders James Est / lot in Gi lisonville.
Smart Abran Is acres arabic and 80 acres wood
land adioning Land Of Est, Mole, Wilson, and }. }.
BOlle
S,pith. Shadrack 50 acres arabic and meadow, 425
acres wood land adjoining land Of j. Walls, J. r. c.
Jaudon and & Walls.
Snipe. Adam 10 acres arabic land
Smith J. W. lot and buildings in Giliisonvi!le
Snipes Perry $50 acres wood and marsh land ana l
building
Smart, B. F. s. acres arabic and meadow and
building
Wilcox Charles. 100 acres arabic aud 422 acres
wood land, adjoining land Of Thos Smart, Gregorie
and others
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-23
JdrcS GUe iGr 1871.


,,.,,-n 7 - N ,rrrS orollp
i&,l".H. j; -, VI -. % =; ~ M TIt,,, IT,.
"a n, ~, ,,..,rs grabIc s. a,-,s wood land
"i,".'' " ~ Zoo l;S,Irn and O.K,i;t,. Cre.k
aGjg i7 ', ] Vi . o,I" ~, j., i;I,,I'Ii
I!'' i G. ~ .rIIis aUh 800 acres wood
5',H ..o q : ,,.'r%! i,i,oi : -, ''> -
"nt ht'>H !i lAlU' =, ,,,, ,. o~,,a. o-1 meadow
pra:''h' Ih'S = I, I''J ~ : 80; - S.,
t'') %cF.> '''' @ ',:.' .r 'i'"am Ia Ir ,I,,,fa-
rn!' Ho''h N'@! ''>tI H''N' ""'- CIV iva i''
I'M. II. r,,.rs =. ,lot in E;rrtor
Ic-T> "%':, ''>'', 10. w ,, vr, -,,.I
;, ,, I,rs ,,.,a,. e,d N, ioN. 3Jl
'l'N''' - - - -, 1,,J ,f DE- T,5n Kirk
%r,,> ""'t .,,', 90 'JJ,i -. riv..r rIoJ
b'i!'h I,"n',SS Si "!, I, - ~ - IayIJ altotu;u
h;l.,,,.,, u .",' ~ Phi II;T - si,r.rion
Wa,,iI,,I' ma E B, acres arabic Gil acres wood
iiaIhii'Hn - - " =, y D~,vtaI Inhp Lawton
l"hi; !" "y'-uIi- '"''' - -
and Known as o,.,.....,,-.fi. D. ,.r,y wood
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-23
Torns DUE j1r 1871

Caanlin. John +. jr., go ScreS arabic snc Tea
DO, u. acres w1oI ian |, s'iJ piriat huGs of j.
Il. oCucr y. L. ". Sisi-lnE and others
cues T. f..35 aCrcS "rabje aud wool, part
o! 2 mall ,Flan = o. Whale Branch.
Rhaa-s, irOIas Est, i50 meadow 80 acres
wood la.d. ajO,ir% 'andE -! HeT. /. Hotter,
p ri UaDifou. ana II p-pGr C-"rl.
SIP In, Est. go acreS arabic ard meadow. 80
yonr AID. adj ~ M ranuS ''ieans neck
sit tiu< '. +. W. IS acres "r ole. Is acres
wood. aIrinrg ,aGGS Of J. +. ChSDlIn, Jr., &. H..
+. Co.. Ga,pur Creek, and Tubnc rold.
TouL.er :. Il Dycr.. la acres ar bH. 30 acres
woe IIjo.n1 !auds al Maria Pnck"eY. L. +.
. Cl.t; ar and Est. T. I ii8p.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-23
BLUFFGON.
TGrea Gpc for 1870 cl,G ISL.

Roy Ms. Esther Est. 20) acres NJ Die, 80 a'rNS
,y.d ,u,I marsh land ali giuiuy SDu;h May River,
Chinauari!i Ilill neI, AMI Dr1yton.
EoX. C. W or john Hard Z, l6j acres ar&'!" ant
,,,-,Irw gpn acres wouj i.ud. adjoining land of
nravtnu. Hart>iein. Last May and May River
Tinckn.v. Es, - aIahi, 261 acres wood and
marsh land adjoining lind ri }. {. COlcock aiid
EucEin-ham plantation.
T,,r,.,I I>al. 81 - acres arabic and meadow -
~. : wool land adjoining land OF joseph Glover,
md : ,udv llil.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-23
SfIELDOE.
TGcaa duc tor 1870, 1871.

Hur:lyon. III. - acres ar bic and mea ,ow
.2i nrr2- wood and mars = tGj0 n:ns lands -.
J. Por."r y :lt:r y ak m others.
Mavar M:s 81 acres arlJle AMI 3aGow. iI})
acres wpOd M "lGr>H asJVl"lns isaas Ct ES'a e
naciley AMI Navi'te no
Wal!sman. ! 7, SIC sc-ce arab. md meadow
se7 acres wuol. arJoa.!uG .dnts OF R1t. D :ss4S-
,ure ana L.. Z IOde~.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-23
ROBERT.
Tires due for 1870, 1871.

RinGe, Harriet acres arabic. rs acres wood
land adjoining lands OF Alex. Jones Francls Orr,
ani J.ne Primos.
Hu Lbe-. NJ. J., roo acres wood and marsh land.
a'jlning lands Of +. W. Humbert estate, estate o!
Blakewooi AMI Est. Maloheus.
Humbert, T. W, 40 acres wool land adjoininr
lands of NJ J. Humo,rt, Est BIakew 'ol a I'd Et
Malpheus
Mckenzie. TGemas, 10 acres araole and 80 acres
wood land, aGjoiuinZ ia1is OF E'. OF 5. IT, NC
Kenzie. and F. NJ KenZe.
Kirfer, E. j., 81 acres arabic, 1lSn wood and
mars adjoining lands OF s, & C, r. r, Savannah
rver and E,t-Hardee.
Mapheu.. j. L est, 10 acres arable. 40 acres
wood, adjoining l!nas of s. Bruuson, { &. Du-
pont, and b. Heaoer.
Ma o Ieus, c. NJ 20 acres aranle and meadow,
2J6 acres wood lard. joining ianGs OF strooharh
u ,wson. Law and public roads.
Mckenzie. c J , 10 acres arabe and meacow,
800 acres WOO AMI marsh, adjoining land al JOHN
Br dham, McKenz e and Others.
MapIeus, RicIGrd est, acles arabic and l92
acres wCoa lani.
Mapheus A. C., 90 acres wood lana, adioinin :!
lands OF a. j FLOYD and E NJ. Junes.
Peoples. Wm 100 acres woon lind. ADJOINING
lards OF Est. OF Jones. Robertson and lhoS'
Williams
strobhart, B. T, 40 acres arsIle, GS2 acres
wood.
singleton. Joscph $50 acres wood land, adj 'in-
ing lands of L. c. RoOerts, est. OF k1lper AMI D.
". Manor.
Williams, Join. Is acres arabic, IS acres wood
land, adjoining lands 0f K. FL. Ii-on, >. b. RUSH
Ing and 9th r..
Young, Robert, 8 acres araale. 20 ceres wood
I'D, adjoining lands OF Zahler. Morgan, est, Nc
Kcrzie ana est, Dupont.
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Tdres due for 1871.


Brunsor. 8. C., % acres arabic and neaGora. 535
acres woou and marsh. bounded by lands oil Hu IL
pet MrKsnz;e ard MalOheus.
CRY ~ c. 4G cres ardole. 2lG0 acres W lod
and uarsh adjoining l'nds OF I'd Carol, }. w.
Manor and X. Ii. Tfson.
ia son, Thomas, est, 62OG acTef wood nnd
marsg l.nd. adjo,nihg lands Of Srubilart, Hazel
ard savannah river.
DuLuis, 5. s. 1QG0 acres wood and marsh iand.
Flo d. E. NJ. 81 acIes wood land, J'lnImG
ianl ot E. 81. Jones. J. J. Rus.ing, aAd L. X
Morcock.
VOID, adjon,o! Ian OF NalDheus, Ru-hng .! d
H:ryey, yohr, s73 acre. arabic and mead Nv
land. ST.,
ing l.nd .of B. II. sroDhrt ana est I1n hans.
.Iores D,as. Is acres ara ,le ami 81 a'res wood
Ian aJjoiring lands Of Y. Dupont. P.entY PI'ci-
ncKrnz c. J. B., 100 acres arahe land. aei mi g
J, dS Of est. Pore ser. +. X Mckenzie aai H'd'
gin.
wood l:nd a, Joining .ands of RIVmoaI AMI eSi
Rqil R1a'. Savanna &; Charleston. 9ee acres
wuo: nnd marsh. adjoining Inns CT BInoeit
iuurs 4 .i;y.r. Stro0a'r: LDj "thers
R,l- W O.. 100 acres WOO lind. joining
lard, ~ j. f. H4l O Il ana c., era.
Roberts. L. <, 25J acres s.rI5ie and N 7ad Nv.
Rushing, J. j., - acres orable. 50 &C eS Moo1
len agjo r.n: 'anIs o. Fo.i, "aJ Fofcnsr. b
McksT2I' an !!Oc@;1S.
Stavensoa Van, IS acres ar:he ard eedoW
19i aCras No0G r.nu, %dJpmjng l,nj> OF " NJ T..
W .is StcY-rS and }. -. Nan r.
Woo - y. L. ac,es or b < "Hd mfG low, ~
&C., wood, rd)Oiains randa of otepitn HuS@lGg,
.s' MCKIZ" 'nI OGi VII lit.
Y.ur.:ns Lev, ~ acres ar7o e. 500 acres wool.
adj lining laaas o. IS. Y"u.ran- an 3. !. StroD-
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Torres.er Miles. 100 woodland.
Morgan H. 9. ~ acres arab. and IN adow, 20t
acres wood land.
Fon, J. II. - ares arabic 15I acres wood, adjor.
inc iani of Mrs. boyle, I. y. Hope and cypress
Creek. -
Topr, john Eft. 20 c.ras GsahIe and meadow, 307
acr.s w..d laut aoinins lend Of Jasper Tuten, Est,
OF S,a!t:, AM IutrH.
smith. Tnos. n. . acres arabic, 2&6 acres wood
Land, adjoining land of -lbner Ginn, A. J, Gill; Esi,
Of ". L. Ayers.
Speakes, lluts2n, 50 acres arabic, 5S3 acres wood