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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-08-09
COmmissiOner's Sale.
THE TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY,

THE TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY, }
vs.. ;
BESSIE KIRKLAND and unknown parties. J
Bill for Partition.
by VIRTUE Of a decree of the Chance
ID ry Court of Jackson county, Nississip-
pi, rendered Oh the 18th day of July, 1873,
IN the above entitled cause, ! as commis-
sioner of said Court, will, on
Saturday, the 17h Dug Of August,
1878,
in front of the Office of the Clerk of said
Conrt, in Scranton, Mississippi, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lands, situa.
ed in the county of Jackson and State of
Mississippi, to-wit:
Southeast quarter of southeast quarter,
section ~; the westlialf of northwest quar-
ter of section 81 in township 2 of rance 7
west; and forty acres in section 36, town
ship =, range 4 west, adjoining the last
ab0ve mentioned quarter of section 81,
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less Also, that certain tract of
land known as "A half section of land on
the west side of Pascagoula river, at the
mouth of Bayou Portic0, containing three
hundred acress, more or less. Also, IA
tract of land situated and being in krebs-
Vile, East Pascagoula, Mississippi, aud
known as the old McRae hotel property,
and described as follows: Commencing at
the channel of Pascagoula bay, due south
from Il hickory tree standing on the mar
gin of East p%ascagoula hay, where the
eastern line of the land belonging to the
heirs of Helaire Krebs intersects said bay
thence running due north to and By said
hickory tree, along the last mentioned
line siXty-four chains from said hickory
tree to tho section line thence due east
along said section line ten chains and fifty
eight links to "A point; thence running due
south sixty-four chains, to live oak stand
ing,o ON the margin of said bay; thence on
ward in the same direction to the channel
of said bay thence ten chains and fifty
eight links to the place of beginning
bounded On the west ~ lands belonging
II the heirs of Hclairc Krebs 0n the
north by sectien line of section eleven
on the east by land formerly owned by
Jacob Baptistc, and on the south by the
bay of Pascagoula, containing above high
water mark siXty-seven acres, more or
less, excepting from said land last described
all such lots and parcels of the same as
have been heretofore sold to other parties
by rightful owners, Also, that other part
or parcel of land known and described as
fractional section No. 8, township 3, range
8 west, containing four hundred and eighty
acres, more or less; also that other tract
of land, situated in West Pascagoula, and
known as the Downing tract fronting the
bay of Pascagoula and containing fifty
acres, more or less. Also, that other tract
or parcel of land known aud described as
the southwest quarter of section II, town
2, ranger west, known as the "Gabe
Parker land" containing thirty four acres,
more or less. A. G. DELMAS,
Commissioner.
Scranton Miss Iu1v u 1S7S 1fLt |
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Ocean Springs Items.

Ocean Springs again successful
in the regatta at Biloxi. Don't
look rs if the Nathalie q. can he
beat in these waters.
ED. II. j. Rowan will preach at
the Baptist church in this place
next Sunday night and morning.
The public are invited to attend.
One of our young ladies', II
regular water nymph, had Il very
narrow escape from drowning last
Monday. She, in company with
several young ladies', was bathing,
aud leaving the bath house under
took to swim a considerable dis
lance out to some posts driven near
the pier head. But the distance
was too great for her strength, and
she became completely exhausted
when about half way, cried out
she was drowning, and sank twice;
yet she retained presence of mind
sufficient to continue her exertions,
and finally reached place of safety.
A very narrow escape!
There is "a great diversity of
opinion here as to the wisdom or
folly of the quarantine, and it would
be very amusing, it it was not so
serious, to hear the different en-
pressi0ns OF opinion INDUCED in.
Most of IL community have had
the fever, and consequently have
no fear; they condemn the act as
suicidal, and assert the belief that
the board of health are "a ''set of old
fogieS," who should be removed. A
few have not been SO fortunate as to
have the fever and are terribly
they are praising said
board for their pronptness in dis
charging their duty, and commend
them for their zeal III protecting
heir families. But to the average
man OF family comes the constantly
recurring thought, "what are we
% do for something to eat if this
.hing continues long y
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Sherif's Sale.

by VIRTUE of an execution to me di-
ID rected by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Jackson county, State of Missis-
sippi, dated 18th day of June, A. ID. 1873, |
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on the
First Monday in September, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described property of the de-
PENDANTS, Garland Goode, Phillip Goodr
and John l.. Talbrrt, to-wit Tho mill and
machinery described in plaintiffs petition
known as the Goode mill, and the lot or
cartilage ON which the mill is situated,
that is to say in the northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section twenty
(20)in township seven ~ south, range
(5) west, to satisfy Il Judgment III
favor of jackson c. Miles, for five
hundred and twenty-nine dollars and
tifty-fivc cents with interest from the 22d
day of May, 1875, at the rate of six per
centum per annum and cost of suit.
Given under my hand at Scranton, the
Goth day Of July. A. ID. 1873.
JOHN T.. CLARK, Sheriff.
July 26, 1873. lat
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|Handsboro Items.

Business is +" $685."
The picture painter is in town.
One mail "A day to this place.
That's d,cful.
Mr.. B. Legcr has started his
saw mill again.
The Mollie Emma has arrived.
All aboard well.
The nights are cool and pleas.
ant. Frequent showers.
The whisky shop is now in full
blast. Now the fun commences.
Our merchants are getting in
large stocks of groceries in case of
quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, of New
Orleans, are spending "A month here
with their relative, Mr.. Gordon Il.
Myers.
The scuppernong crop will be
very short hcreabouts this year.
The beetle did its work OH the vines
some time ago.
Quarantine, yellow fever and
the action of our board of health is
all the talk. Some curse and others
applaud the board for its action
last Friday. Time will tell, how
ever, who is right and who is wrong.
There is a tendency of some of
our citizens to fall back " as far
as Picayune Springs for safety and
health. But there are some people
here who say like Phil Sheridan,
" We are not afraid"
One drummer in town Tuesday.
He reports no yellow fever in New
Orleans, Ocean Springs or Boston.
That drummer did not talIy long in
HandSboro, or did he carry away
with him many orders for WOODEN
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Mississippi City items,

-Nota single case of yellow fever
at this place.
Harrison county script is worth
sixty cents on the dollar.
Quarantine and yellow fever is
the topic of conversation.
-Hook-em Sniver and pedro is
played for cooling drinks.
Col. Jack Wharton, of New
Orleans, is at the Barnes hotel.
-Appis apt in mixing drinks for
the guests of the Barnes hotel at
20 cents a glass.
Col. Chas. e. Hooker with others
left here Monday evening for Jack
son via State line station.
The Barnes and Tegarden ho-
tells are receiving new guests by
every train, but still there is room
for more.
One train a day each way, pas
senger and freight together. 1t is
reported that we arc to have no
more Sunday excursion trains this
Season. That's too bad.
Boat building is still going on
here. Jack Nichols is now building
several new boats, to be ready for
the fall oyster trade. e., If the
oyster banks are not quarantined.
Home, Sweet Home" talks of
building a railroad from somewhere
in the upper part of the State to
Ship or Cat island. The first train
will not come through before
Christmas.
The people are to meet at
the court house OH Tuesday, 18th
inst, for the purpose of sending
delegates to a congressional on
vention to meet somewhere at some
future time.
Some of our citizens commend
Il board of health for refusing to
quarantine against New Orleans.
Others severely condemn it tor not
doing so. Everybody you know, is
hard to please. We will see what
we will see.
1t is understood here that the
New Orleans and Mobile railroad
company intend TO sue the city OF
Mobile for stopping the running OF
the trains through that city; laying
at $50 1000 month. That
is right. Mobile has got her back
up a little too high.
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We have an article on yellow
fever and quarantine from DIR.
Stanford Il. Chaillr, an eminent
physician Of New Orleans, which
was crowded out of this issue.
Thursday OF last week Mr..
Charles Donneily, u brick mason
employed OH the new courthouse at
this place, was taken suddenly i'll
with congestion of the brain about
3 p.a,,, and died at half.past o same
night. Although an entire stran-
ger in this community he was kind.
ly cared for, and everything done
to relieve his disease that was pos
sible. He leaves Il wife and three
children who rcsidein New Orleans.
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SheriH''s Sale.
GEORGE BYRD,
't rs.
GEORGE HANNAIIs,
w, s. GRANTHAN,
rs.
ID. G. WRIGHT & GEO. HANNAHs,
ALFRED ROBERTS,

ID. O.. WRIGHT Il GEO. HtHNAHs.
by VIRTUE of an execution IN each of
ID the above stated eases. 10 me directed
by the Clerk of the Circuit CeuTto Jack
son county, State of Mississippi, dated
July No, ISIS, ! will sell ut public auc-
tioB, to the highest bidder, for cash, in
front of the Court House of said comfy, on
Hohddy, 3D. day Of September, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described property, to-wit: The
undivided one-half interest in and TO the
Wright a. Hannahs' mill, situated at
Scranton. in said county, or so much there
of as the defendants, Wright & Hannalis,
may own; consisting of the tract of land
on which the said mill stands, with the
machinery, mill-iixtures. tools, cut-build.
ings; etc., TO satisfy plaintiffs Judgment
for eleven hundred and nine dollars and
10 cents with interest ON said snm, ut six
per cent. per annum and all cost.
Given under my hand at Scranton, July
n, 1873. J. L. CLARK. sheriff.
Augstt 2, Is7s. 49,
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-Special agent NJ. A. Carter,
who lorded it over the mill and
log men OF Jackson and this
county last winter, was arrested
Monday by Sheriff Sorthrop, and
required to give a bond in the SIM
OF $500 for his appearance at the
Circuit court of jackson county.
AT the present writing Carter is in
DURANGO vile. Carter will probably
give the security as required.
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Died,

BOOTH-After a lingering Illness of
several months, at P~ascagoula, Miss,
August 2, 1873, JAMES j. BOOTH, of Mem
plis, Tenn, aged ~ years and 10 months.
The subject of these lines had been sur
fering since last January with an affection
of the throat, and upon the advice of his
physicians left Memphis and came to the
coast expecting to be benefited, but the
disease was of too long standing, and
though every attention was given him he
passed quietly away, on the above date.
Mr.. Booth was n consistent Christian,
and had been a member of the Baptist
church for many years, and died the tri-
umphant death of those who love their
Savior, his only regret seeming to be the
absence of his wife and children, who
were in Memphis at the time Of his death
None knew him better, perhaps, than the
writer, and in all his life he was conseien-
tious, kind and generous, ever ready to
lend a willing hand to the distressed aud
alleviate the sufferings Of the stricken.
He leaves a wife, six children and many
and friends to mourn his death
but to them there is the consolation of
knowing that he has been taken home to
his Heavenly Father who doeth all things
well.
DODsON-At P~ascngoula, Miss, August
I. 1873, infant child OF w. g., Jr., and $.
!. Dodson. aged 10 hours.
Mobile papers please cory.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-SlIll utdllhy'
oh, for a lump of ice.
Prepare to SOW turnip crop.
We do all kinds of job work
Sun rises to-day at 5:23, and
sets at GAG.
Don't forget Becht, the barber,
He is still at his post.
-"Scotia's" communication was
crowded out this week.
Vegetable, ct cetra are becom'
ing very scarce in Our market.
There is no yellow fever or
other infectious diseases at this
place.
Report of the port physician
will be found in another column of
this issue.
Capt. Pol is engaged in having
white oak ties sawed, which he will
ship to France.
Sheriff Clark has a new adver.
tisement in this issue to which we
direct attention.
The schooner McInnis was
haulded out at Capt. II. D.. Smiths
shipyard last Tuesday.
Albert Bradley has a pet ali
gator at the Seashore, which was
| captured a tew days ago.
There is TO he "A beef shot for,
| near Causes Office, tomorrow (Sat.
mday)% afternoon at 3 o'clock.
During these dull times the
Young men ct the SeashOre amuSe
themselves catching aligators.
The proceeding of the meeting
Of Jackson county board of super
"iSors will he published next week.
Sunday school at Scranton
academy every Sabbath afternoon
at 4 o'clock. All are invited to at
Tend. .
DIR. i. n. Blount & Co., wishes
1t known that they will redeem all
soda water tickets now in the
hands of holders.
The schooner John +. Popp,
after being overllauled at Pol &
Frcntz's shipyard, was launched
Wednesday morning last.
No ice, no soda water nor other
cooling drinks. We are entirely
Gut off by rail, and no regular line
Of sChooners or steamboats, between
this place and the outside world.
ON account Of the quarantine
work has been suspended on the
new courthouse. The wdrkmen are
now waiting for slate, which we
presume will be here within a few
days.
. Tuesday night, in the absence
OF Mr.. j. S. Blalack, the Sea Breeze
bar room at the Seashore, caught
tlre from a lamp, but was extin,
suished before much damage was
done.
Monday night while a weary
was resting his tired body
N n OF the railroad wood-sheds
~ this place, some remOrseless
stole his shoes and left
VI old dilapidated pair in place of
The schooner VIM. Griffin left
or Mobile Wednesday with a party
Sell'armed with passes from our
'ort physician, to bringfn supplies. !
All freight trains being stopped !
'ur only reliance now to get sup {
is by sail. '
during the hot weather all per. !
ohs should keep their premises
thoroughly cleansed and disinfect Q
u Decaying vegetable or other 9
should be hauled off, and I
entlre community placed in a q
GOD sanitary condition. u
There is a plank crossing on v
'el'nas avenue opposite Krebs
Sons store; in a dangerous con \
luon. Should one attempt to c
.fl'e across it after dark there \
be danger of cripling the Il
'imal. The attention of the pro. d
VI authorities is directed to this is
II
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PUBLIC MEETING!

On Tuesday, August 18Th, 1878,
there will be a meeting of the PEG,
pie of Harrison county, Mississippi,
at the courthouse. ut Mississippi
City. for the purpose Of sending
delegates to the Fifth congressional
district convention.
Il. SEAL,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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Report of Port Physician

PORT OF PAsCAGoUIA, Aug. s, 1879.
Good health prevails in this port
and vicinity, without suspicion Of
infectious diseases.
Vessels arriving in this port up to
date exhibit Il perfect sanitary con
dition.
DIR. +. N. BLOUNT, Port Physician.
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SCAGOULA, MISS. AUGUST 9, 1915
Snccal Notice.

All letters relating to the business of
.,"" U,nd,horo Democrat should be adj
I IT, to p. K. Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
onJ MI matters connected with the DEMO
~ STAR should be addressed to Mayors
y richmond, P~ascagoula, Miss.
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Meteorological Observations.
at DR.. Moore's office at the Seashore, Pas
cagoula, Miss, for the week ending Aug.
9TH, 1873 ;ir
Range Of Thermometer; Barometsr, Etc.
IL am.I6 amp pm.l2 p IN. 6 p m.E5 m!
Tho. Bar. The. Bar. The. Bar.
H. SO $3.50 ~ 2g.a5 8 2o.85
L.. rs 29.6o rs 29.7Ol rs % Is
Two inches rainfall, the past week.
Morn No and evening oloiidy. Prevailing
winds S.W.
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} d n A. JANSSE N,
FREIGHT BROKER,

tf3 Beaver St---Ncw York.
u Orders for timber vessels 10 arrive
ronptly attended 10.
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Look at the Distribution!
EXTRAORDINARY DISTRIBUTION!
100000 Tickets at So Each.
LIST OF PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximations of $500 each
for the nine remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawingt the $40, 900 Prize, are 5000
Approximations, Of 500 each
for the nine remaining units
of the same ten of the number
drawing the 10000 Prize, are. 1900
Approximations of. 500 each
for the nine remaining units
OF TIE same ten OF tn, nnniber
drawing the 5000 Prize, are. 900
-
657 Prizes, amounting tO....... s1l0, 400
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Flowers of Petroleum for the hair,
ut Chidsey's.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at
Scranton, Miss, August l, 1873:
Isasham, Lichard Slater, Henniz
Johnson, Wash Clark, j.
Garter, John Grchen, James NJ.
Gibson, w. $. Faley, IIarried
Eaddom, Miss Mary Dujan, Miss Pauline
Dunju, Miss Flora, Daniel, Miss Mase
Bates, Mrs. Brusset, John
ST.. DR.. Jose Arnciez de las Benillas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-11
CHURCHES.

4 FRlCAN VI. E.-Fourtccnth street between
"a Walnut aud Cedar streets: services sabbath IL
a. m aud 1;O p, M; Sunday School 80 p. m.
HRlSTlAN-Eigh tccnth street; meeting Sab.
y bath 1880 p M; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-, Episcopal
y Fourteenth street; Morning prayers (subbath)
1890 a. M; evening prayers, $50 D. M: sabbath
school q Il. m Rev. St j, DillonLec, Rector.
ElRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching al 1890 a. M, p. m, and 80 p IN.
sabbath school at 1870 p. m Rev, 7. j. Shores,
pastor.
| CTllERAS-Thirtccn street, services Sab
- bath II a. m, and 13n p. m; Sunday school a.
IN, Rev, Ducrschner pastor.
ETlIODlST-Cor. Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching sabbath 1890 a. IN. and p. IN
p aver meeting Wednesday 80 p. M: Sunday
school, 3 p m. Rev. 4, T. Morrison, pastor.
DRESBYTERIAN- Eighth street: preaching on
i sabbath at 1890 a. m and $50 D. M; prayer
meeting wednesday at T:3O p m; Sunday School
at Up. M. Rev b. Y George, pastor,
SECoND FREE.WlLL BAPTIST -- Fifteenth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets: ser.
vccs sabbath at and 1870 p. IN.
CT, JOSEPH S-(Roman Catholic Corner Gross
~ and Walnut streets. services sabbath 1880 a,
m; sunday School Al Up. M; Nesp &c. 3 p. m. ser
vices every day at D. m,
CT. pATRICK'S--(Roma Cathohc\ Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab.
bath and ~ u. m; Nespcrs 3 p, m, Sunday School
2p, m. services every day at p. m Rev +, label,
priest,
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And Katrina didn't.

LIVER II KISG.-The lIycr is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as it con-
trolls the life health and happiness Of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper action,
all kinds Of ailments are the natural result.
The digestion Of food, the movements Of the
heart and blood, the action Of the brain and
nervous system are all Immediately connect
ed with the workings Of the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's Au'
gust Flower is unequaled in curing all per.
sons afflicted with dyspepsia or liver com
plant, and all the numerous symptoms that
result from an unhealthy condition Of the
liver and stomach. Sample bottles 10 try,
10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the western continent. Three doses will
prove that it is Just what you want.
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An Open Letter--It Speaks for Itself:

RoCkPoRT, MASS, April ,, 1877.
Mr.. EDITOR Having read in your paper the re.
port Of tie remarkable cures Of catarrh, am in.
duccd to tell what know about catarrh and fan.
Cy the snuff and "iLhaling tube" makers-mere
dollar grabbers-would be glad II they could emilia.
zon similar cure in the papers. For twenty years
| have suffered with catarrh The nasal passages
became completely closed Snnn, dust, aches IN
haling tubes and sticks would not work. though az
intervals would snuf up the -Ocacd catarrh snud
until became a valuable tester for such medicines
gradually grew w.rse, and no one can know how
much suffered or what miserable being was. My
head achcd over my eyes 50 that was confined 10
intense pain, which AT time lasted for los hours,
All sense OF taste and smell gone sight aud hearing
gone, nervous system shattered and constitution
broken, aud | was hawking aud splitting seven
eghths OF the time, prayed for death TO relieve
me Of my sufcrngs. \ favorable n.ticc In yOur
paper of DR., sagr's Catairh Remedy induced me 10
purchase package and use IL with DR., sagcs nasal
douchc, which applies the remedy by hydrostatic
pressure the only way compatible with common
sense. Well, Mr.. Editor II did not cure me In three.
iOurths of second, nor IN one hour or month, but
IN LEES than eight minutes | was relieved aud In
three months cured and have remained 30 for over
III months. While using the Catarrh Remedy used
Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery to purify my
blood ana strengthen my stomach. ] also kept Icy
liver active and bowels regular Ivy the use Of his
Pleasant Pnrgatiyc Pellets. II my experience will
induce other sufferers to seek the same means of re-
lief, this letter will have answered lis purpose,
Yours truly 5. d. RENNlCk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-11
CLOUD OF WITNESSES:

The following named persons are among the
who have been cured OF Catarrh by the
use of DR., Sage's Cuurrh Remedy:
4 Downs, New Geneva, Pa; ID Brown 81, 10
seph, Mo; + G Lewis. Rutland Vt, Chas NorCrop,
North Chesterfield. Ne; Milton Jones, Serbia. y Y;
j Miller, Bridgcr Station, Wy; j c Mervman,
VI VI Post. Logansport, Ind; W Bailey, fremont,
Pa: II Ayers, LapOrte, Ind; Jesse NJ Sears, Fort
Branch, Ind; l. l. Williams, Canton, No; W W
Thayer, Onarga III; ; y Nichols, Jr Galveston,
Tex + Reincrt, Stoncyille, Pa W Lusk. McFa.
land, Wiz; johnson Williams, lclmck. o; Mrs NJ
4 Curry, Trenton, Tenn; g J0slin, keene, y II
A Casper, Tale Rock. W Va: Louis Anders,
Graysport, o; c II Chase, Elkhart; Ind; Mrs Hen
~ Hal ht, san Fra: 'iscU, Cal; Mrs + VI Gallnshn,
LawrcnCcye, WV j Graham, Adcl. To- A o
Smith, Newman, Ga; Chas + Rice Baltimore Md;
Jesse NJ Scar, Carlisle, Ind; Dan h Miller, Fort
Wayne, Ind: Mrs Minnie Arnase ~ Delancy.st,
Y; II W Hall, Hastings, Mich; Vim + Marstop,
Lowell Mas; Mrs G j SpurtOn, Camden, Ala: u
kaw. FrcdcricktOwu. o. Mrs Lucy Hunter. Farm
iuTOn, III; cspt + j Spaulding, Camp Stambaugh,
Wy. | W Tracy, Steamboat Rock 10; Mrs Lydia
Waite, Shushan, y Y j NJ Peck, junction City,
Mont; Henry Roe Bantas, Cal; l. 7 Cummings,
Ranloui IL: L Jones. Puebcston, Four Corners,
y Y; Geo Hall. EbonO, Cal: VIM T. Bartrie,
Sterling Pa, II 7 sam. 9is Penp.st Pttsburg, Pa; J
eva y Y Hattie Parrot, Montgomery Ohio; l. Led
work, Chatham, III; ; b Mccoy, Nashport, 0; WV
Warner. North jackson, Mich Mary Whine, Da.
rien Wis; John Zicgler, Carlisle springs, Pa Jas
Tompkins, - Cloud MINI; Enoch Duer Pawnee
city, Ncb Joseph T Miller, Xenia, o; ; b Nichols,
Galveston Tex, III l. Laird, Upper Alton, III; John
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