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The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

Iarr more, upon their proposed basis
OF compromise. than isiustly neccs'
saryy IL copsists in wrlnsing IN,
although ut n low percentage, The
Illegal and disputed indebtedness,
"nd pniiing them on the same foot
ing Of acknowledged aud accepted
liabilities, as our just nn undisput,
ed debts could n more monsirons
proposition be made or entertained.
To make u people stullify itself 10y
accepting and cancciling, ms legal
ani binding, n sham and fraudulent
Indebtedness of millions of dollars
born ont ofthc ccssrool of political
rottcnnrss aud rascali,y no m.ite'
how low may be the basis of com.
promise propos Il for the liquida-
iion OF these illegal claims, we say
they are not entitled TO satisfaction
at the rate of even one mill on ihc
dollar, but should be repudin,cd ia
fofo. unbcsiinting!y, fcarlessly,
openly.
Messrs. Adams and ncdticld sug
gcst the following sealing table
61 cents for the undisputcd lndobt'
cdncss SO cents for The IIoliord
Bonds; 10 cents for the Railroad
and Lcvcc Bonds. a truly liberal
offer r-onc that cntilles Mcssrs.
Adams & Redicld to the everlasting
gratitude Of the Bondholdcrs, and
the undying love and esteem of the
taxpayers of Arkansas Their
scheme advocates the payment TO
the holders Of the fraudulent Bonds
by our people, Of II good deal for
nothing. The Rail Road aid Bonds,
amounting 10 some 81 10000 wih
accrued interest, have been declared
null and vo d 10y the court Of high.
est resort in the state. The famous
or rather, infamous lIoliorl Bonds,
except about s125,000 are as clear
" and palpabIy fraudulent MS j, is
possible for anything to be. The
lcvcc bonds never had any real
value except at the Land office, and
there, for years past, they have
been rcpudatcd and ignored. The
nominal value Of the Rail Road and
Levee Bonds, as quoted in the New
York markets, is from = TO ) cents
on the dollar; and yet Messrs.
Adams and Redfeld propose 10 pay
10 We would like TO know how
many millions worth they already
own or control? We are against all
such schemes. Our plan, wo think
simple and just: Let the courts de-
eide, as to what portion of our in
jcbtcdness is legal, and what fraud.
ulent. Let us repudiato and ignore
that so declared fraudulent, abso
lutely, and without compunction or
ceremony then make the best
terms possible with those creditors,
to whom we are honestly indebted.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29
C0ssssty Finances.

Amidst the heated and important
controversy now agitaiing,hc State
relative to the liquidation of the
State Debt. it bc!ooves our people
ut large, as well as the individuals
composing the bodies polite Of each
county, TO move in the matter of
and devise some wholesome remedy
for that, no less evil, which, equally
with our state debt, Is fast plunging
us into inextricable financial cmbar-
rassment, pointing TO certain, swift
AMI irre,rievablc bankruptcy. We
alludc to the deplorablo status OF
our county monetary affairs. Ow-
ing to the past oXtravagant and in
discriminate in many instances,
fraudulent and corrupt issuance OF
what is termed County Scrip, our
respective counties now groan and
languish beneath tho weight of
debts, that sit upon them like an
incubus, grading and crushing out
every spark of prosperity and vital
ity. THIS scrip beng receivable IN
payment Of all county dues ana Ia,
In excess of the same, has naturally
destroyed all currency circulation
in the administration OF the county
finances. The undcrvaluation .yon
orally imposed upon taxable prop
er,y, the vast dhsproportion of de
llnquent taxes reported, which, as a
rule remai1 uneollecied and lost to
the revenues the greed and incli-
natioo of human nature to extort
and bleed public treasures, when
ever tie opportunity offers; the too
hasty examination, and allowance
of claims, aud defective pauper
laws, with but few exceptions, re.
suit, to-day, annually, IN an excess OF
the county expenditures over the
county receipts. Hence, the i'm.
possibility of returning to a curren.
cy circulation the necessity OF is
suing scrip, continually, more scrip;
reaping their fruit, IN the daily nc.
cumulation of debt. And thus, are
we, year after year, with singular
apathy and stolidity, not only drift.
ing 20 ruin, with the current oi
events, but are actually and reclx.
lessly eliminating ourselves as the
real execulioners, in the direfal Gu.
iastrophe aud calamity that sooner
or later, is sure TO swoop down up
on us. This is no fancy sketch, or
exaggerated picture ; /, is declara.
lion Of truth, so plainly exhibited
by facts aud figures, that, "hc who
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organs.
\ word 20 their favor. read
From lHp tEigiu. III } RrfOrmrr

\ word iu their fRgpr. read:
From ihe tklgin. III } lirlOrmer:
1--WE have IN our own hnu-e unr 1f the pianos
advert srd hy Daniel + Beatty n another col
uinn. aud do uut hesitate 70 rccruncnl II from
uur knowledge Of it- quality. Mr. beatty has
dealt cry hpnonbly by u.
u T.. ~olgWirk, Of Bonaparie, wa, says
"Orran came 10 hand all safe aud after one
hour's tra -uYA you the cash. Il more than
'ne - nfN cSucct. tiuns. The tone II cXo"cdug
" I'M. ami neiodious, and the Is stylish and
beautifully lni,lod -
From J l.. Ev,rct. Esq Cashier National Broad
WY i,auk, New York
Organ No. Wi1 received. As lam fully sniis-
ged with the iusi1lncnt remit wIthuut fur
thcr delay | lavenoi thought 1t necessary to call
experts to icstit All my family are delisnt,d 9"
Every instrument fully warranted for six years
as strict y fist c'H~s ia every respect. aud ~ u
guarantee 4 guud faith they are shipped on from
jto DAYS test trial. money refunded and freight
charg paid both ways by me il ther are in any
iurin mi,rrr.scnud ar prove unsatisfactory
Nothing iuirer than his can be oflcrol
AGENTS ANIED, lut where | have none
'nr- G discounts matle 10 intrnduce in new lOcali-
ii send for Illustrated ADV ERLISER (cata-
logic Edition.. with tesiimOn al, from dislin-
guisllcd persons, some of whom you may know
before huNih Z elsewhere. Address, DANIEL f..
BEATTY, " ashingion, New Jersey
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

GREENBAcKs Supreme. Gold in
New York, is down TO l03.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

run- may read" The county rso-
ords show j.; the nominal market
value of scrips prove 1t. To avert
the inevitable, impending crisis,
something nnsi be done-speediiv,
boldly Legislation must be
brought i",o prompt action tins
municipal credit system must be
seiu"ched Gut of existence wholly
aud absolutely swept into annlhIla-
ton, root aud branch. Our county
governments must be made self
supporting their finances must be
placed ON n purely currency basis -
no money, no pay. The praning
kriio OF economy aud reform must
be unh"sitalingl y aud fearless y APP
Piled. Official acts AID acconntS
should undergo frequent cxaminn
tion and close scrutiny; and. il, N
any way, found paRting, the culpriis
should lie held 20 strict accountable
i'y. The dIsoasc fastening frmer
aud hrmcr un our muAicipal bodies
polite, consuming them to their in
nermost vitals, r'quires the most
powerful remedies TO arrest its in
sidions aud destroying vouGm-
they should be applied by skilliul
hands. without fear or s,in,,
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

IND; PxNErNcE County, Ark } has
recently been the scene OF mob law
a masked multitude, OF over 3O',
forced the Jail, took out and hung
the negro ravisher, Albert Magness,
in front Of the Court louise.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

PRESIDENT lIAYEs' southern tour,
has been productive of much good
feeling and enthusiasm. His recep-
ton in Louisville, Nashville, Chat
tanooga, &C., has boon one & and
ovation Of welcome and hospitality.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

A SUDDEN ireshet of 63 feet in the
Black Warrior, has totally rmned
the crops within the vicinity ofTus
caloosa, (Ala.). the devastation is
complete, affecting merchants as
well as plantcrs. Upwards of ihir-
ty-thousand bales Of cotton have
been DESTROYED.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

U. s. SENATOR, LEWIS V Bodf,
OF Missouri, died IN ST. Louis. on
the goth. HIS brilliant efforts dur.
ing the pendcncy of the late cleclo.
raj bill, in behalf Of democratic
rights. will long be remembered by
the party TO which he adhered with
so much zeal and fidelity.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29
ANY PERSON WHO NILL BY AB3N or
PARSONS PUP GAIIVE PILLS

and take one 90 each nl-ht for four tD nights
and viii do this every thnd week during the
months OF jun, July, August and September,
viii rot be troubled with Fever and Ague, nor
MalaliouS Fever, Nor ililus Fever, nurany of
the diseases resulting from m 'asmatic poison,
common In Missouri. Mississippi, Iou- lana Ar
kansas and Texas lfPAESGN'S pIRGATlNE
l. Ills cannot be obtain, NJ your nearest store,
send 25 ct-, 10 the und f,igncd, aud the pills
shall be scrt post paid. by return mail Physi-
clans supplied by mail nj 80 per thousand in
buls. As thi- Is hut little NOR, than half price
for standard Pills by the ihop,and, cash must
accompany the order The recipe will be cheer
fully sent 10 any physician on app icatlon We
will send Parsons Pills by mail TO responsible
parties ON COMMISSION at - per dozen, sample
dozens at $ ,:ti, cash with The orIef.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
tOltlns brVS. u WIS, hp
q " Jones Co. ...,.......,. Memphis, I 1rIn
h ! Iiart x Co. .. .......... New orleans, La
q. J. Iincpln Co ...-... ....Litilc Rock, AK
I c Thompson N Go ........... . Calves, on, lex
Address ALL ORDERS TO
L. s. JOHNSON 81 CO.,
BANGOR, MAINE, PrOprietors,
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

RECENT dispatches repor, another
great victory for the Turks, u, Bel
la. Russian loss, 1000 killed, aud
5000 wounded.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29

TmE yellow fever still RACES in
Fernandina, Fla. SIX deaths and
many new cases being reported for
the goth.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29
ADVERTISING!
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The cheapest anl best way Ia reach r, aders
outs Idle Of the lar oitc- is by using one or more
Il ouF six hts OF over 1000 new spapers. divided
to cover different scctiuns I'll the country. Week
~ Circulation over 6nO, 900. Advertisements re-
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iainiug names u papers, and other Information
aud fOr estimates, address BEALS n FOSTER
II Park Row (limcs Bullding), New I ork
The Osceola times., 1877-09-29
40 - ii0in il sna, Concern.

NolIcf rs hs.eby given that viii on Monday
The fret day of ofOct1b,r, ls4.. apply hv ppiitlo.
70 the Honorable Ceugfs Court of Ni'sissippi
county Arknn-as, 10 review. lay out aud --lai-
list "a public road IN said County, beginning at
y Eolz'll'r on Mill bayou aud terminating
at Barilcld oint ON the Mississippi river.
J. j. CARR
This September 10th A. %. ISL. 81
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-11-19
NON-RESIDENTs.

Article Mrs, l60 acres, h OF n W q
and q Of n W q swq n ,bsec
%, Sn, RS w-assmt s.lG0, t
- 80. pit G4c.
Albright John, 40 acres. n W q n
q sec 6 tr5 w-assmt 80, Use
pit zoe.
Anthony c c, Allen wheeler agent,
- acres, adjoining the town of
Montgomery b, lands of II b
williaras and Hydingde, assmt
200, = A., p zoe.
Article -, 5 q of n W q and n e
q of n W q, and 5 q of sec ~. t
Sn ofr5 WASN'T Use, ~
II, p t 60c. .
Brewster Hiram,320 acres on Fish
creek, Sr ! VAST -2JO, t
2 90. p Soc.
Bailey B +, 40 acres. n eq n w q
sec SO, t7r1 w--asslnt /. 10, t
SIC, p t 16c.
Barnes Joseph P, 40Oacres, known
as Barnes tract, assmt $3.50, t
= 80, pit SOC.
Bynum Emeline Mrs, $3.50 acres,
on bayou Darro, 1900 in pine
woods, 500 woods, assnt 1870
st .13i So, p S37 20.
Bell j b. 129 acres, third of lot 5
east of land of A Bell, asst .l29,
st | sc, p t SIC.
Beadls Steve (estatel 40 acres, e
q of q sec ii t9nr2 w
assmt 10, 5Sc, p l6c.
Bulliot Joseph, Que steam saw and
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McDurmot Joe. asst ..25. st 36c. p I Toe.
March F, 2 lots in Colfax, assmt : 100,
st:l As. p Acc.
Martin Alice J. lots in Coltax, block 10,
assmt zoo. $ - Is, p 40c.
Nash John. W q OF n q of sec n Of
raw, assmt 500, s t 81 Is. p Acc.
Osburn John, 1850 acres, adjoining lands
of Bynum d Uruikshank, assmt $500,
st SIS So, p So 20.
Parson Bette Mrs one house AMI lot in
montgomery, s1OO, S t 81 a., p 40c.
Pierson David, 30 acres in t &, asst S100,
st 81 A. PIT Acc
Rutland w X. in Colfax, block No. IL,
assmt 800, S 81 45, p Acc.
Rigby S +, l20 acres sec 5 is ) W asst
Ss}o "a Is p 81 -.
Russell VIM, 40 acres, sec 6 3 r2w,
asslnt $50 81 IL p t SIC.
Robin w J l6U acres. $ wqr of acc % 8
r5w, assnt 500 81 90 p soc.
Reeve Jno II aSsmt $91 t 81 81 p 36c
Stone b mrs, NJ Ndgent agt, 10 acres v
hi W or II e or W or sec 8 e
aSsmt $3.50 81 Ia p t 6Uc.
Sullivan VI 800 acres. a. . sec 81 6
W, assmt s463 ; IS IL pit 81 IS.
| Scarborough G w 100 acres W, asst
$3.50 81 So % y 81 ~.
Sanifer Z b 81 acres hf n W or see 2 I 3
xa W, assmt 500 S t 81 40 p 4Oc
| Salter mrs, est of, 2C0 acres, t 3 2 W
assmt $500 Sll go p So 20.
| Singleton Mary 100 acres, by Watson, e
by Swailord, eby Shabino, assmt slO0
ST. 81 IS II Acc.
Tilton Z, assmt 800 81 Is p 40c.
4 I tsln .If an m
or e Or sec IL t 8 r 3 ", assmt Sl20
st 81 81 p t l5c.
Thompson Amos b, 575 acres, known as
| Lower FlagLind, nf of ID hickman,
assmt S22oJ t $50 - p $40.
Tr,,sk 5 e,son, 32J acres, e or of sec ii
nwqr sec IA 7r4w, asstnt $50 $ {
sll 6Jpt 80 ~. .
| Wooiey j B, 81 acres. W hf n g Or sec 8,
assnt 81 5U - 10 p ooc.
Warner w q, l20 acres, not described.
assnt Sl7o c s. AZ p t Csc.
| Walker WIN succession, 100 acres, not
| described, assmt $50 / 81 10 p BE.
| Well Is, $50 acres, nf OF sec t z 4 w
$ hf OF $ W or Inf e qr sec IS t 3 |
| 4w, assInt 500 81 % p 81.
| Wueeier A. 2 houses and lots i'll Mont
| goulery, assmt $50 $ s. 81 p t IL.
| Woods L u ~ acies. ladd and stock,
ass,nt SOUS I 81 50 p t 81 VI.
Williams Joseph, ~ acres, pine woods
iand, so { 81 Ii p I BE.
| Wilson w q, LOO acres not described,
ass.nt $500 5 81 30 pt Sue,
Williams W G, one house and lot III
Montg ,mery. assnt $500 "a 80 p
81 ~.
Yawn j H, ass.nt sl62, 50 80 p Coo
| Young aope. asint s3l 81 IL p { 3jc.
iawne WIN Is, ass.nt 500, 5 t 81 40 p
4Uc.
Yolns Dave, assmt $3.50 t 81 80 p Gle
Young NJ ID, assnt go, 81 Is p &c
| NOTICE is hereby given tn Gil delin-
N quent taxpayers that by virtue OF
the law IN HE vested will proceed to
sell, On
Monday, the 81 day of December,
1871,
and from day to day thereafter, in the
ORDER in which the above list is made
out, without appraisenent at public
| auction, at the door of the Courthouse
IN the town of Colf.x, the property OF
saiu delinquent Taxpayers, upon winch
sud amour of taxes was assessed and
are now due, unless the s;,meis paid By
that time. q. G.. NASH,
Tax Collector.
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[oFyIcIAL.l
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for the regular January term
15i3, of the Ninth Judicial Dist, let
Court. in aud for tae Parish of Grant,
acco. ding 20 Jaw:
Jessie .ardee 9th ward, s. IL. Sanford
4th, Walter Drister I'd. Samuel Chan
d er 3D. Fred Key 9Th, Geo. HicSnan LIST.
Conlai Stasks 9TH, Auguste Keller l>t
Benton Richardson 81 L. (. SwofioGd
5tl.- Albert Smith III. James Hennegai
Sd, j. W. Simmons 9th, Jobn Lsco If LIST,
All Curry Sd. Lisbon Eagles 7th, Ste
ven p. Hagm 81. Samuel holloway 3ta,
James Megrson 9Th, William Lambert
u. William Hatcher I'd, W L. Dewltte
1t /, Essu Hadnot ID benjamin cocker
ham 5th, J. IL. Hardy 9Th, W. Ii. Wea-
YER 7rh, Samuel Jewel LIST, l.. Walker
Eth, Jesse l.. Fletcher 7tii, Caleb Day
attn, William e.. Howa ID 7th, Gen. ,.
Fletcher 7t,i, Solom N F'id lie ith, Sam
uel Bri,t,r I'd, J. IL. Crawford 7,h. K.
". Horn 9Th, John g. Bryant 9Th. Pink
ney Smith I'd, Ephraim Grinston ~,
j. NJ. Curry III, II. Mcknight Isl, L. h.
Smitn lst, Z. D p. Lott,n 3D.. Jesse
Coleman 2d, Louis Dubois 9th, b. IL.
Phillips It'll, Jashun Kemp Sd, William
Perman LIST, RALPH Marcos LIST, Nelson
Nugent tin.
We, the undersigned commissioners.
do hereby certify that the ab"ve and
fore GONG is true AID correct list Of
the e.sons drtwn this day by u, IN ac-
cofdalee with law, To serve as Jurors ut
the regular term of the Ninth judicial
District q ,urt. in and for the Parish Of
Grant and State of Louisiana, t. he be-
gun acd mol en- on the i4th day of Jan-
nary, A. u. 1918. it being the second
Monday OF said mouth.
lSignedi A. BsConly,
Mathew Nugent. Jr,
III &. Walker, Clerk.
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O.oNsrABLEs SALE.
Alfred White State of Louisiana,
49, tpur,al, of Giant LIST

Alfred White State of Louisiana.
vs.. Parish OF Cant, LIST
SPENCER White. SJustice Court.
DY virtue OF writ of ii. IA, issued in
ID the above named suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will offer
for sale, at public auction. during the
hours prescribed by law, at this Court
House door. at Colfax. on
Saturday, 9th day Of November, 1877,
the following described property OF the
defendant, viz:
One bale of cotton. 90 bushels OF corn.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of
appraisement.
JAMES SMITH, Constoble.
Collar. November q. 1877.
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al acct .125 st~l 40 n I soc.

ed, asst 1925, 81 81, p soc.
Wallace Ransom, assmt S230, t
- 33, p t 92c.
Watts Peter, assmt l30, Il So
PIT 52a.
Washington George, assmt $50. st
8lc, p t 24c.
West Patrick, assmt 81, 8 t Sic,
pit 24c.
White Vincy, asst 1850, 5 t IS 16.
pt::l Al.
White John. sssnf ..i3O, s t 81 IS
pts
White Cuffsy. asst 10. t Il 90,
pit 30c.
White Nora, asst 100, s II As,
pit 40c.
White Randolph. assmt 10, t
81 60, pt 44c.
White ID W, 149 acres, not de-
scribed, asst 200, t - 80, TT
soc.
Wimburn Addison, assmt ..1i0, t
= 03, p Sic.
Winston James, asst $50, 73c,
pit 2Oc.
Wilkins d Mrs, assmt 1880, "a
7S, pt.l 80.
Wilkins Wesley, assmt ..i20. S q
"a, Pr 4Sc.
Williams Burrell, 'assmt s75. t
~ O3, p 30c.
Williamson David, assmt ::l0l, t
II 45, p 4Uc.
Wilson Thomas, asst sll5. n
81, PIT 46c.
Wilson Burrill, asmt ss4S, s zoe,
pit 20c.
Woods Allen, asst Els, - 10,
PIT 5Sc.
Williams 5 r. 356 acres, 3. p,
%, 80, 81, tSr5 W, W h e
q, sec %, s, 5 W, and Al acres
in Montgomery, assmt sss52l, 8 t
- 81, p - %.
Wainwright G N. 40 acres, not de-
scribed, assmt ESQ, - o.,
pt.rl IL.
Vagoner Jno, assmt 200, t nj 81
PIT 35c.
IVagoner Thomas, assmt go, t
~ 81, pit Sc.
Woodward David, assmt .13e, t
n So, p t SEE.
Wagner William, assmt 1925, t
- 26, y SOC
Williams E L, asst ..Ss, Al %,
pit 35c.
Woodward Jno 4, assmt a55, S t
soc, p DC.
White John, assrt Ellis, t 81 CT
Acc
White Ivory, ass:nt 40, t $50, p
l6c.
Waters Nj T. 500 acres, sac 5, 7 and
S, t s, r. vast .,790, 3 t .l0
46. p t..3 16
Waters H ID, Al acres, not describ
ed, assmt ,2lSd. t gg31 81, p
| IS ~.
Williams c VAST zoos % 80,
pts
Williams Alexander, assmt Si5,s
| 66c, p { l0c.
Woodruff Thompson, assmt 10, S
| I5c, p &c.
Wheeler Sterlin, asst 80, t 43c.
pt l2c.
Wheeler S NJ. 1000 acres, h, sec
II, s N, r 5 W, n q, sec =, h
w q, sec Ii. w b II Il, sec ID.
seqs a, sec 4, h W 4, sec
1S-assmt 1880, S t ssl9 p,
..5 A..
Wheeler Simeon, asst so, 15c,
| pit &c.
Walker Leander, assmt ESQ, I
- OF. TT zoe.
white Spencer. asst IS Up t.
walker Mary d Mrs, 125 acres, pine
land, improvements ordinary
assmt s2l5, ts3 55, Csc.
weaver Hunt, 2i0 acres, b n q
seq-n eqnw wqseq 4
eqswq, sec 9, RS vast
.l75, ST - 81, pt zoe.
Zeno Cassamere, assmt Zoo, s
- Ak m luc
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PIT 63c.
Tyson Sarah Mrs, 522 acres, 8 h n
eq, sec So, 6 n: w, swqs
wa, sec 81, t 6, 1w, qsw
q, sec 81 and q sec 36-asst
1851, st 9 0S, ptSa %.
Tyson Sarah A Mrs, assmt los,
st - SO, y 42c.
Tyson JOHN, assmt ..110, q 60
p t 44c.
Tyson Samuel, assmt ::44, 64c,
PIT lSc.
Tyson Moses, asst cl5o. t::2 Is,
PIT 60c.
Thompson jesse (suc. of, 100
acres, not described, asst 1856,
st IS O5. pt..2 %.
Tyson Reuben, assmt : go. Sic,
pt24c.
Torrie l. E, assmt ESQ, t - Is,
PIT 6Uc.
Thomas Affair, sssnt :13O, t Il,
SO. pit SEE.
Turner Peter, asst :135, $ { 81 SO.
pt 54c.
Tracy Mahaly Mrs, 80 acres, not
described, asslnt 377, s t = 81
pt.1 81.
Trncy j f, 80 acres, not described.
asst ..257 5O,st % IL, pt:l O3,
Turner 81 u, asst .173, = 81,
pt7O.
Ussury Philip, assmt sl10. St.,
PIT 44c.
Vircher John, assmt 30, t 29c,
pit Sc.
Valery Valcom, asst e75, s l %
pit 30c.
Valentine John, so acres, W q
sec 30, I N, r WASN'T 200
st:2 30, p t soc.
Valery John, asst 100, s t . l As,
pit 4Oc.
Vaiery JAS, so acres, not described.
assmt 100, S = l IS, p Zoe.
Williams Hannah, asslnt @ loo, t
| 81 Il. pit 40c.
Wardei \ IL Ii q, 40 acres. SOC
| acres in sec 8, Z, r 4, 240 acres
in sec 4, I, 4-assnt .lS64,
st-29 Oh, pts1 46
Ward Jack, assmt 30, 43c, p t
lie.
White Horace, asst lilo, 81 60
pit 44c.
Wilson Olivia Mrs, assmt .170. s
- A, p t Csc.
Woods Perry, assmt go, Sic
pit 24c.
Woodruff Robt, assmt s.75, t {. |
90, p t 3pc.
Williams Taylor, asst 10, Bic,
pit 10c.
Woods Charles, assmt go, t sic,
PIT 24c.
Woodward Anderson, assint ESQ,
sta 81, pit Tie.
Waldrop Elizabeth Mrs. B Ruke
! agent, loo acres, e b s e Is q
d. seqseq q.sec 9,t 3, . W,
! pine l'.ud-asst ..33S, s - 30,
ptx1 10
Walker james. ass,nt . l20, s a
80, pit. 36.
Wilson James, assmt $50, 73c,
PIT 2Cc.
Walker Robt, asst Eos, Il 10
Ut 42c.
Williamson Hiram, assmt 1900, 8 I
a. 81, y tSUc.
Watkins Isum, assmt l5O, s :. a.
Il, p t 6Uc.
Willians Dotin Mrs, oUe house and
lat i'll Montgomery, assmt /. l91,
st 5276, PIT tie.
Williams Il b, $50 acres, lots 3, 4
and ), sec IL, less I acres, and
less / of lot 7,sec Is, s. r 5 W
aud blocks 30 and 30 III Mont
gomery, improved-asst .277O
st 40 II, pt gil 08.
WoodsoD Monroe, assmt 40, s
81 16, p l6c.
Williams 5 j, assmt 30, t l 81
pit 36c.
Wlilingham S D. assmt sI, S t y
Il, p t 39c.
Willrtt C II, assmt ::22O, t g Is
] pit SSc.
Willett Amanda Mrs, 50 acres, moi
described, asst 300. S - 80
ptE 20.
Wilson James, assmt 100, 81
/ 45, PIT Acc.
Williams George, asst .I5, st -
%, p t soc.
Williams b c, asst rs, s Il %
/ PIT SOC.
Williams Jordan, asst 80, 8 t 73c
pit zoe.
Williams Acey, assmt .75,