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F.. Attic, decd. ffth account; the Guar
dian has accounted for all moneys that
came into his, hands.
j M, BnrkhaA Executer Of the Will
of Wendell Burkhart, decd; final ac-
count; all moneys fully accounted for
N. Butt, Admir- of George Kestner,
decd; final account; in Adm'r's hands
1901 ,9Siwhich.he is ordered to pay out
according to law.
j. R-xNolls Adm'r., Of .Andrey Jack
son, decd; fidalN account; in Adm 8
hands S140,66 which he is ordered to
pay out according steAlaw.s "a
o. Buskirk, Guardian of Martha Bus.
kirk, an imbecile; first account; there is
"a balance aof $746,72 Or his Wards
moneys to be accounted for.
John Irwin, Guardian of Jas. Knots,
an imbecile second account; there is a
balance of SS26,63 OF his Wards mon
eys to he accounted for
j. M. Twinem and C W. Boutwell,,
Adm'r's Of Thos. Boutwell,, decd: Sec
ond account; in Adm'r'shandsls balance
Of Sl46,1l which they are ordered TO
pay out according to law.
Thos. Cline, Guardian of the minor
heirs of w. P. Knowlton, decd; third
account; there is q balance due Sarah
E, of $2275; William and Daniel 1851.
81 each; Lydia A ,-.Stephen, Priscilla,
Mary M. and John T. Knowlton $685..
13 each to be accounted for. ,,r.-
Jared Hawkins, Adm'r, OF the, estate
Of Amelia A. Rutter, decd; first eac
count; in Adm'r's hands 81 sc which be
is ordered 10. pay out according to law
C OehrsiIAdtnsr of theestate9f Grace
Bracey, decd; final account; there re.
mains in the Adm'r's hands S575,22
which he is ordered toapayHovera to the
Admir- of James Bracy, decd, ''said
moneys being part Of and belonging
to said ESTATE. n sasrasaas .sffial
Jacob Stimpert. Jr., Guardian of the
minor heirs Of Rachel .Stimpert, decd
first account; there's balance Of SI3s
II ofshiss Wards moneys to be aecoun
ted. foranx9k1 galEAEs .sssi, ,o2 yEe
Jacob Stimpert, Jr, Guardian of Eliz
abeyd foekeyTT miuor-7-Arst-scruuut:
8146,70 to be, accounted for,
NJ. Moore, Trustee Of the estate o
the minor heirs OF Mary K Moore, de.
ceased second account; there Is bal
aoces rof the moneys of: Eiza Irene
Moore of S224 as ;;GiAfsatuew Moore
Jr. S305, ,05; Sarah j. Moore 8267 81
to be accounted fof.9 e
Il Geo. H Tfembly, Admir- Of the es
tate Of E 81 Tremblv decd; final &C
count; full. settled
May 3l.vd s., ,Algso Wa appointed
Admir- OF the estate OF Basil Stewart
decd, vics Isalah Coen, reaigned. Bont
$4,000 Joseph Hifi, !. b. McReigh
and Levi Long ssEsp appointed i. q sppra's
Iers. = s.Ah 80 ~
june 8 ADasid L. aBtow1.wasIappoih
ted Administrator Of the estate of Viii
4 liam Brown. decd bond ee, 600 Gso
! w. Eaton, Simeon afissslf snd F.s Mel
lott were appointed aPpraissts M Of s. tlil y
personal estate. : =
The last Wilt and Testatneat ofiBe6e
1slict Dubi, late of Ohio tomnships lde0 d
was admitted Itofprobate.o 5as saosa~ III
John fisher In, Adm'ruf thar estate
of Jacob Suter, decd, FLED his final ac
count hearing continued. nj n9si
n June Alex Kocher was appointed
Adm'r of the estate OF John W Roth
jdrc,d. hnnd S4 400 1osenh Hauer. a
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PROBATE COURT.

May 25-Tbe following accounts were
heard and disposed of as noted: S"
--IIeLrge- L. Norris. -Execntar-of-the
Will of Robert Norris, decd; final &C
count; in Execsltar's hands 825a TO be
distributed according to the Will of de.
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, CATTLE MARKETS.,

IndfanapOlisTJune .,6run. on
Stock Ysrds:s Hogs ssctive and y. shade
higher ats il5ass25 eaaBosf 4
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MOODsEIELD NURSERY,

Mrs. NJ awxY, as me Wood.neld
Nursery. Is prepared to furnish Fruit
Ffees, Garden seeds, Pot Flowers al al
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets. Snow.
fake and Beauty Potatoes. and Bulbs ol
Dahlias. Gladiolps'. Tnhroses, &c &c,
at the eslowesticc sprices.s Where arti,
cles are ssenb by mail 16ceutA, per poand,
postage, is added to the price. ~
s>Eed fyso5 sdt 10 4essv sss.fsi..f 10 aa.ig
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iinss waausaeId stockMRrketisaf
June 1o9eCattle 2tas per pound;
Sheep 3a4q per pound. Hogs 3c PEI
pound. ,sTeI g datsg Rsisb k.,.S
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
he Following Ire shs ofAcers Srlf6arss u ;


County:
Auditor = WfLEfxx WKDpkx
Treasurer. T. MoRRn.
Clerk ..g.ss.I. u ~ .g.J. r SeDamG
Sheriff ..WfLLiAx RRAD.
Probxts yudgs. .. ..3Ahn 4 -nosssss---s
Pros 4cutine Attorney .JoHu P. 6rsIoos.
,Records 5!I.yit ys..sE5. .gyA484spAq
CorouJf :. ! !. ~ Z. = gdass snSarsHAs.
Surveyor. JoHs 3. Miracle.
: scemnissioisssc D. imr1. . RDa Axpn iNesS.a au
And JAooS fssvatukR. sRi,--gsstIfTB< -aH
niThe regalas'msstfnss lofths Bos.d'lss hsld
oa the drst MoudayF ii Nafcls,I g6Hs,, III Stsin.
bss and Decsus6sP 'cf teashI ysif.1Aiik
srrThs Board with the auditor meet ~ ..
BparduefFasalnliIor sassrj aAs7wsanssSN
day sfterthsi ishirdsM ohf1 ssinjla smhVsetf ir
/, h6rnaryr pipests,sr4rysssp n pHlsssElssd4siol
MoCANxor and 7HsEsE sElrg,a tahs.ysh : ,hsn,
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WheelirIg4-LIvs Srpok Nxspss-r

June 4i.4Ca.tle--ATrivslsa head /
sold, coSs andnbulls aSicadmedium
steers foraheifers $3.50 i choice cattle
3aa44c; ;.sdCattle sold from l5ct to 25e per
l0Ospinnds lo#srthan lastweeks A:num-
her of western cataeaarriyed. Inst week
and. there will hes3 car loads sjo dsHi bsy
Hogs4-Atrivals.few, soldlsta{es 9sr
4 Sheep4-fh tairdAmsHd at aa3s4scsspa,
sIsafnbs--in faif demandsi A}sktoii 10
|, Cslvss-Ia sgobd bdemdndI o. Fss 0s
i6 90. .lgnaa .lssi..a ss.s 6 5ha a .e,s.,3 = 10
a EresbC CiUss-1n good demand a. sai
00a45per head lido % 4oi9ch . al
[aA -irt9os ofigi TM sfBlYHA, ,Gecrefdrv,
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PhiladeIphJa

June Flour 8 OOa7 90. Wheat j
29af 33 n iCerns 46c ;bivO Oats d 27a3gc
Rye IS. 6Sc:s 10 ssaiso 'i'i %. q iastdss .ls4
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THE SPIRIT or, DEMOCRACY
Taeesys lJune IN. is7& |


A;Aassiis: at tie Commissioners lsti u,n'
o1the 18th instsq Al - tsds ailaae iisy,
igasBshd B%oys = shink lof purchasing
neg nssfotdssspttk Natlr ssspttk .. aaibh,d hus ,#eoy
Court conveneS tosdsy. the 11th last, |,
dgesfxKMssson the bench. ss' q ls's'
The "reminiscences made tbsir annual
levies on the 9th inst.
Total receipts of the Cornet Band
Festival sls5sAsi net recsipts sl4s.l4
Advertisements relating to the new
Jail win beIfoand elsewhere In this pa
persIao .aIdEVg Vg1NsE 4
Communications from Lower Salem,
Washington county, will appear next
week.
JOIN THOMAS, resident OF Adams
tosnahip, aged shout 80 yearA, died two
uAeFx sInce sRtss OF aas sls'elsflas q
.ss6stlsiae9 So s. a-ss 81
ma We b. WADDELL, member of The
Band, presented 70 JERE. .WILLIAMs the
gold beaded cane voted him at the fes,i-
val.
N. HoLLIsrER, Esq is still quite fee,
BILE and the probabilities are will not be
able to attend to hisi cases this term Of
Court
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The Festival.

The festival at the Court House last
Friday evening for the. benefit of the
WoodsGeld Cornet Band was a decided
success in every particular.
The Court Room vas tasteiully ar
ranged with flowers and evergreens, and
the stands for cake, ice cream, strawber-
ries, lemonade, and candies were fixed
up in fsncy style. <i&f( y
The contests for gold headed cane
and gold necklace to be awarded to the
most popular gentleman and lady were
carried on In friendly spirit through
out but were decidedly interesting and
exciting, and demonstrated clearly that
the ladies know how to electioneer, al
though they pretend to abhor those
"horrid men" who work on election
days. The polls closed at IL o'clock,
when the votes for the cane were counted
with the following result: EsYa
Jras. WILLIAMS, i4s votes.
GEORGE P DoRR, 81 /"
E E : aA5'sssfsl' gsss,s Z = /"
Total numberof votes cast 2ao; re.
ceipts $55.
There we're 6ss votes cast IL the neck,
lace contest, al 10 cents each. The re.
suit Of the count was: gei ,,1..'. s,nagza =. Z.
Miss LOUISA HeErrLER, 326 votes
Miss LOUISA j. WEIR, Calais, 253 l7s
There were SO votes cast for other la
dies, hut no contest having been made
for them, we omit their names.
A pipe to be awarded ~ the augliesl
man, was almost unanimously voted to
1879. HoElfsfEK, Esq.asI al
Between ! and ao'eleck the entertain
ment closed and we feel safe in saying
that all present were well pleased,s ant
the Band Boys the best pleased of all
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lac scChfcagO--June'g e.4-Hoas+Lig'
packing and hshipping,ea So l5a3 l25,,
heavy packing 8 126aS 81; fair1toehoice
shipping, 33oa3 50Isahii 1df .saelal
+ Cattle. --Steers '4sul0a4 50S9 feeders
3 50ak batehersb unchahged, : oopss
2 50a4; rbulis, ''2G9Oa3; . Texas, bead
Is. sidi s5'iie'o nsy9s A sssaeuoi9aoa
ShsepaMarketa dull weaksandl ms
changed at 3 25a4 75ailifiueo sid ot es
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RoADs.-The. petition of 5JoHN SHEFs
HERD and others for the establishment
of "a county road in Center ando Suns
bury townships. was considered, and j..
r. WILLIAMSON, BARNETT MArs and
ADAM ARNOLD were appointed Viewers
and ARTHUR ioKEr, Surveyor, e meet meet
June .2lstsGs at siaemaa1o Hail ha2 s5as
The alteration Of road in Center
township, Miltonsburg ioadl petition:
ed for by HkSRr SIXTH and Others was
considered. LOUIS SULrsBUReER, j. c.
YoHo ana lc0s srfAffsr ST.; we're ap-
pointed viewers with ARrHuK Orr,
Surveyor, to meet July 9th.
The petition for an alteration of a
county road sip Wayne, township, by
DAVID BATES and others was taken up.
HENRY MowDER, ABRKHKH=Mxxx~zaud
70 IS. SLOAN were, ,appoipted Viewers
vif6JsE. MrRAJLE,j J Surveyor, toSMsei
The petition for tbesaiteratiop oi !
county road 10 Green and Adams town.
ship, by JOHN IRWIN and. others, was
considered, .ANpRRw TwtNEM, JAcos
IMHoFr aud DAMP AEsfERLr, we're ap.
pointed Viewers With JoHs B. NoLL,
Surveyor, to meet Jdns1a6th. T8iDg6
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NeWuowYarst-7 June Z 6-rSbeep.
steady Of 3a48eaferapo0r rtoLgeod dip,
pedsie No snnsborplsheepIpu aalss Wssr
ssrn ,ismbs srs Asmea slt6as7e1 "a .
SMids--Tons1of1 "a triae, bet,e
Yer, iand fair too Resdi esrnrfed shpgs,
csuld be ssold alive atIBf5ea3 - brs n;
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True Meridian Line to be Establish
s3attq sGa9 ed. sal u cEiS& -

s53itq sSa9 ed. $50 aEi2a
Jaax B. NoLL and j. M BARCLAY are
now preparing to erect in the Public
Square OF Woodsfeld, stone monuments
corresponding TO a true Meridian line
which will be determined BY obserya-
ton Of the extreme elongation oEthe
Polar Star, and ofthe Suns amplitude, e,and
will also give the Latitude, and Longi-
tude Of the place where said in,oan monuments
are erected, ,sl3,3w 4sd,e "a ytai7sg az
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Meeting of the Democratic County
A Central Committee. ~

Meeting of the Democratic County
"a Central Committee. A
Alter the adjq6fahentG Gohshe Nom
|inating Conventipnthe members of the
Central Committee, all the townships
being represented, organized by elect
ing r. T DoUeHERrr,, Of Wayne, Chair.
man and w. H. BseTH, of Washington,
Secretary. ufL III !
The committee elected seven delegates
to the State Convention and appointed
an, Executive Committee composed 9
Eve members to look after the interest.
Of the party IN the campaign: sa1fps :
DAVID OKEY, one Of the delegate,
elected to represent Monroein the Con
gressional Convention of the 18th. Dis
trlct, in few well timed remarks, offer
ed the following resolutions which-were
adopted BY rising vote
The Demo oersdc Con ventisn Of Mon,
roe County, every towpship beingi rep
resented, adopt the following prem Snbl,
and resolutions:
WHEREAs, Monroe county has no,
had NOMINEES. OF either party for Con
gress for fourteen years, and
F WHEREAS, there Is an earnest desire
manifested, almost without distinction
of party, for the Nomination of Hon
Jere Williams for that position, ! y
Rssolved, That we urge the Monroe
delegation to the Democratic aCongres
sional Convention to zealonsly employ
aliahonorsble means to secure, his nom
ination. Ia 90 ssmA7H oits ,swsi
Resolved, That we feel fully authorizet
to promise our friendsin the other coun
ties of this District that, if they viii
honor our county and our gcandidat,
with a-nomination, he shall receive il
this county larger majority than 1t ev
er gave to any candidate for any office
Hon. JAS. WATSON, Of Washington
and others, heartily endorsed the reso
lutions.
On motion the Committee adjourned
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ClHicAE0..

ga = N.]s = % fa19l'1 o. Tt4egn1Q -
Chicag0rcla 81 daa;s1,,
sa5une 7-Fl6ur4 00a7 O0; Wheat
94c q Corn 36a37c. Oats 23c; Rye
SIC; Barley 4Sc. - q le- = fsTsa
szoi ii 'Cmcfunatri.'ss "a ssy
June. s.g755Flqarl5, ooa6 rs, Wheat, l
e2al sQs.a Corn 42cis Oats 26asoc; Rye
5Sc; Barley 45c. ss.sr
sglasssga - rS-a------ sag bsz
hzs a@sa hIi New York. ssss-9 .3ass
June Flour 2 loaf 10; Wheat 4
O7al 13; Corn 45a46c; Oats 27s36c
Rye 69a7lc;. Barley &c. 5...,;, aa
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no : aorIuR lui TO ~ cpsfRA.lcrU.IRly .Il

NEALEp. TR )posAts viii s. y received .
N ths auditors offce, ID Monroe county.
Ohio, unfit IL o'ctock, weahssday, June sS.
1878, Ter The sieation of two stone sbdtAsents
at Nisperly's mill dam in Ohio stownsMp.--
Said abutmen,s to be about l3 feet high, ~
festr long, a feet thick at b .ss and ) feet A.
top. Allotment on north side to have Htns
walls IL feet long. The Boart reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. ....
Ev order or tbs Commissioners.
SOY 3fF wM. wEDDLg. Auditor,
g ma, .. .7sw4. 'fa 7al q as@
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MSass space in PEEK of 'bsff'e Dats5ls snd
CHEAP 70 Pfee a$l2. aieeHd cfds'cAtaacsass }.
I'Ra FifsHuoa.a MfKcaad lRat ifes sBartsn g.,
Phiis Hasa Brsndh ,etRseskk Bselnsa, ,Stfssss
AS. Ystxs sd % Esasssin ssinsyehist4nEs
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East Liberty, Penn.-Juno 6
-Iiogs-@Yorksrs 3 30a3 G4o1iI,hilsdsl.
phisjr3 s50a3 J70sils sid, gyi-b a sr,asi
Sheep-seliiogg slow sts y i5os4 2S q,
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IL Ladies' Linen Suits, Oyerskirts
and Basques, Dress Linens and Grass
D.0snsI .a IkdnAs 4hRustsosEg(
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VMrs. O.A0xzALExANDER hes
jast received q, ,new, lqtIof cooking stoyes
and can sell them d low for cash Is any
other establish n.ensIfpl I thet county. sia' q
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MAJ. JERE WILLIAMS, of Monroe ccun
ty is talked q for Congress. Maj. ". is /,
gentleman of ability, and would make I
safe and valuable member of the nations
legislature.
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MoRRfS1 1RMsTRUNG-S:

R@P Paras0ls, Eauaand Sun Umhrellas
MORRISl& ARMSTRONGiS:sl
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
OFFICIAL.
TO the Qualified Electors of
the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Nav (lrlnnns InlN IL 1S7S

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, }
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ;
New Orleans, July II, 1873.
In pursuance of article 147 Of the con
stitution OF this State, publication is
hereby given to the voters Of this State
of the proposed amendments to the con-
stitution Of this State, agreed to by two
thirds of the members elected to each
house of the General a Assembly, at its ses-
sion of 1873. and which are required to
be published, three months before the
next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly, in at least one
newspaper in every parish in this State,
i'll Which a newspaper shall be published.
Said amendments appear more fully in
ac1s Nos. 70 and "a Of the regular session
of the General Assembly of 1873, and in
act No. II of the extra session of the Gen
eral Assembly of 1873, which are officially
published for the information of the vo-
ters, aud which will be submitted to the
people at the next general election, to he
held on the fifth day of November, (next)
1873, in such IL manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each
amendment, separately, and if a majority
of the votes at said election shall approve
and ratify all or either of said amend
ments, the same shall become q part of
the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
1 T.. GASTRELL,

Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL 1MPLE
ments, Brides, Har''"ss, Hardware, Guns,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittin gs
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriag' .,oodwork, ,
Backsmitli's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
Uric, Garrett Il Cottman, Brinley, Jas.
II. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, ooFs Moving Machines, Horse
Hay Ral>es, all of which will glaran-
tee to sell lower than Can be purchased
elsewhere.
Changers and others will find it to
their advantage to call and examine my
stock and prices before pucihasing else
where.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19
'THE HENRIETTA HOUSE.

BAYOU SARA. LA.
Board can be procured by the day, week
OIL month, and at reasonable rates. In
the future as in the past, the table will
be supplied with the very best fare the
market affords. Elegant and well fur
nishcu rooms. Accommodating servants
constant ly in attendance. Patronage So
icited. and satisfaction guaranteed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

NUMBER SEVEN.
The Lieutenant Governor shall receive
q salary which shall be double that of /,
member of the General Assembly.
(Strike out article tifty-seven.)
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

The Governor shall receive salary of
seven thousand dollars per annum, payil-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-19

A trial package of DR.. A. q. Simmons
Liver Medicine costs you nothing, and
may save your life. Ask for one at MUM
ford's or Brooks Dug Store
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28


of Samuel Lishan's d lc % q
Lindsey, A l., S hf Of sw or,
sec 81, and ne a. Of Sc or sec
80, 4 H., e, 400 acres Is u
Lawrence, A j., ht of S hf of n
eqr and ne ar of ne Or sec III
t2n,r 5 c, IS acres I /
Maxon, J O, lot t in sec II tt
n,r3 e, 80 acres . o
Pcttidone, Philip f, part of r.
Andcrson's d | c, 40 acres 6 4
Reid, William, one hf acre in
Toolcy tract sec 10, t 2 ~
| east, 4 |
Scott, William, 100 by 2S4 feet
IL of bl 95 in f Vancouver 4 4
Scott, William, | acre in Short
Unknown. lots ?, 3, 4, and 6
in bl l6 in w Vancouver 6 |
Unknown, lot 2 in bl %, in w
Vancouver 4 |
Unknown. lots I and bl 81 in
W Vancouver 4 |
Unknown, lot 1 bl 26 in W Van.
CONVEX t
SOLD 4TH MONDAY IN JULY, 1877.
Fisile, w f, sw or Of NV or sec
=, 4 n, + e, 40 acres 5
Jones, Bridget, ne or of Sc or,
NV qrof sw or sec 80, t 3 n,
ID c, so acres 6 3
Neal, Aldy, ST., part of Dodd's
d G. 60 acres 9 9
Parker, ID Il, hf of Sc or and
lots 6 and sec 5, ) n,r2e
100 acres II !
Smith, W p, W p Smiths ID
g, 800 acres II 9
Washbnrn, Mrs J A, lots and
1 bl s in w Vancouver "A 3
Butler, a S, part of ID Par
kcr's d c in sees - and 20
tt n, | e, 100 acres l6 6
Berg, John, 5 hf of ne or sec 6,
3n, > c, 80 acres s 4
Caples, Hezckiah, n hf OF or
sec -, 3 n, T. e, so acres 6 |
Caples, John f, : ht Of Sc or in
sec 20, sw or Of Sc or ses p,
t 3 n, + {, 1870 acres s 5
Darrow, James, NV or Of ne or
see 30, 3 n, + 3 c, 10 acres 3 s
Fiskc, w f, sw or ofnw or sec
,, t n, + | e, 10 acres ) 5
Gcigcr, l homaS, W HI of Sc ar,
c hit of sw or see |, ) n,
c, 100 acres s |
Harkleroad, VIM L, ne or of Sc
or, NV ar OF sw ar, sec -,
In, + | e, 80 acres ! 4
Hawkins, $, Sc or Of Sc or and
lot | see II, t , II, r3 e, l45
acres Q s
Keenan,, 5 II, II hf of ne or sec
-, sw ar OF Sc or sec p. t3
n, g, 100 acres 10 3
Lancaster. Sabra, NV or of sw
or sec ,, t n, r3 e, 30 acres 3 s
MaXon, j O, lot / in sec It'll
n, 3 c, 81 acres 3 3
McLeay, Donald, NV or of sw
ar, sw or otnw or sec "a and
eli CT ne or, Sc or sec 80, sw
or OF sc ar sec % nrle,
240a Il 8
Neal, Aldy, Sr, part of Dodd's
d c, Goa O
Pettihonc, Philip, part of w r
AndcrSun's q | e. 4Oa = e
Richardson, + NJ, Tackctt's pre-.
cmption sec %, Connelly's d
sec 26, 4l0a % s
Shue, Ebcrhart. c h of Schue's
die, t2nr3 G, 100 IL 3
strive, II &, part of Dodd's d
e, n | {, 60 a ! Q
Simmons, John 5, part Of Hut
son Martin 5 d c, S0a 4 4
Unknown, lot , block % west
ancouver, > o
Unknown, fractional bl IS. east
Vancouver . o
Vest, John, ne or of sw or sec 3
n @, lot s block > west
Vancouver, 10 n l27
"ooISey, ) II, h of sw or and
ne part of NV or sec / t5n
RI G, 100 IA l
W hlte, Graten, W h of Sc or sec
- t 3nr2 e, 80 a 4 4
Dated this 9TH day of March. ISIS
FRED W. BIER,
County Treasurer of Clarke County. Wash
ington Territory. 1851
kvoo ~1nO L
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28


OF sw or, sw or of ne Or NV or of
Sc or sec %, ) mr. e, 100 a.. so
Willamette University; lot 3 block ,
; and rs Addition ............ | %
Wandle, VIM; h of NV ar sec %
nrl e, so u ................... . GA
Woolsey, $ H; h of sw or, ne part of
NV or sec II t nrle 100 a.. ! 81
Woodman, Annie; h of Sc or sec II t
5nr lie, SO a.................. ) 81
Wyatt, Z r; sw or sec Is 3nr3e,
lUO acres. Observation-Disclosures. 10 II
Wilmot, John f: ne or, h of Sc or,
ne or of ne qr sec 25, W of Sc or,
sw or sec p 4 IL + | c, 40 a.. - GO
Weber, George WIS h of NV or, n h
of sw or sec Is nr2 e, 100 a.. 9 60
Walker, T B; e h of Sc or sec 81, W h
OF sw or sec SO 4 II RI e, 100 a.. 6 SO
Wilson, W 5; ne or of sw or sec IS t
D n e, 50 a.................. ii
Wilson, Henry d; h of sw or sec Is,
h of sc or sec ID nrl G, 100
acres. Observation-Disclosures II 20
Washbun, Mrs J a; lots 3 and
block s, west Vancouver. ..... s GA
Watrous, Silas; h of ne or sec 3n
+ Z, so acres. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J 81
Woodman, VIM, h Sc or see III D |
50 acres. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
The following is list Of the land,
city and town lots, heretofore sold
for taxes to Clarke county, w. T.,
and not redeemed:
SOLD 4Tu MONDAY IN july, 1879.
Bonser, James II, sw Or sec st
/ n, + e, 100 acres s 10
Durgan, J E c, bl 3 in Stiles,
add to Vancouver - 81
Durgan, Lafayette, lots 3 and
t in bl 30 in W Vancouver 20 0S
Ernest, Hiram, heirs of, NV or
of sec Is t n, , e, 100
acres Ii ~
Fletcher, VIM II, lot , in sec
l2t II, r3 e, % acres 6 81
Fletcher, Thomas j, lots =, 3,
and in bl I, lots ,, ) and
in bl 6, Parkersvillc s IS
FiSke, VIM +, sw or of NV or,
OF sec + n, L 40 acres 10
Gardner, d =, n ht of sc or,
inf Of ne or sec - n, r lie,
40 acres IS 90
Elakes, Fred, NV or ofne qrsec
26 3 n. + e, 10 acres fl
Hakes, Fred, NV or ofnc or sec
20 > n, I e. 10 acres 6 81
Keenan,, 5 VI, sw or Of Sc or Of
sec u; n hf of ne ar sec IS
3n, II e, 120 acres 10 81
Logan, Robert, lot l sec %; sw
or of sw or sec 33 n, T.
G, 100 acres 81