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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-28
LEGAL.
DUPLICATION NOTICE

state " lhLo's, Alexander coUtty-st.
ygCo. klgg.r, Administrator 81 the tsth'c Of W..
lam " Alherton, deccss,t ". ju4ls Anterior,
Francis D. AtACitUu, JohL GoGVll, Joseph Tor
WIN Frances Young, Smith Young, Ellen Young.
EHzL " PeeeT, Hugh ? craig, ThOma. IFAic
Mara J. Ri:gle, Elizabeth wicker Frances NJ
Hesikihh N Rehecca j., Lulu > sLd Wu. j,
hf.dAvlt OF the uorresidcnce Of John Goodwin,
Joseph GOcwiD Frances Young smith Young
R..en Young and Eliza " Pcc.or. defendants
atoye named having been I.rG IL We ofhlt o. the
Clerk Of the oogniy cuuR o! Alexander county DO
ice " hereby given TO the -Ail John 6udNlL, 10
.eph GOGwn. Frances Young, smith Young, Il
len Young and Eliza N. peel,F thai the Fad plaI
ilf lduiuirti Gtor % the cstEte Of William VI. Ath
ertou. deceased nG- FLED be petition IN the sald
county court Of Alexander county !ur al order 10
cell inc premises belong 20 the csiAie OF sbid de
ceased or 20 much OF II - may be needed TO pay
the debts Of said Gece.ted, and described a. ioI
Thenwnw ofsG,Tl6s Rlwes,; Wv o.
5 ., 7 IS, : Il > wet; q OF "a, ] ID, X :
west; the undivided .ofthese e. 81 j, ;
loving described tracts Of land, > v q p,
TIC ; 4 : wesi: ucsw OF 5 q, 7 10 : X west
nVse ofS y. T H. : g2 west; ses { u ; u, I
u, : west: al N Alexander comfy, Illinois I,
and The following described lo,s IL Hodges PARK il
shld Alexander county. lots Noe :, aud In
block 8: lot Z, block ( lots Nos ? ono II boek
3: ,ots No, :, iand In block D lois Noe and
10 IN block lots Noe aud IL BLOCK :; Iot ;.
block i: lots Nos 8, 3 and 9 IN block IS, lot .
block ~: lots Nos !, 3 and H. block w lqi b
block i lot block ~; lot block ~; lots Nos.
LAS and :. block q lo,s Nos. and IN block :.
lots Noe !. ) and IN blOCB -; lots noe. Z. ana
in block q and LOT 10 IN block y. and thhl q
summons has been issued ont OF this court sgelnst
Won rcturuAble at 'he Jane term, y $50, Of
said courtto he holden % the ihird Moray o.
June, 4. d, 1850 ~ the cont house IL CAIRO ID
Alexander county, Illinois
Now, unless you, the ssid John Goodwin, joseph
Goodwin, Frances Yong, smith Young, hHtn
Young and Eliza VI. Pceicr sha.I pe'on
ally be and appear before SAID ,o1Lly
court Of Alexander county, or the tr-i
day Of the ,sid June term thereof, 20 he bold
- ~ Cairo, in laid county on NE thlru Mon,
Monday of June $50 and plead, answer or demar
20 the sid complaiuaut- petition. filed therein
he came aud the matters aud 'n,uc- therein
charged and stated VII. be taken a. confessed,
and decree entered against you according 10 The
prayer Of said bill ,, ,,,.,,,, ,,..,.
Cairo. nls., May 18th, $50.
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Sales and Quotations.

NUTE-Thc uTces here gwen are Tor sG.es rom
hands IN round lois. An sdvsrce .s
charged iOI broken lo,slr Ming orGert.
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YOUNG MEN

And others VINO suffer from Nervous and shyslcal
Debility, LOsr Of Manly Nipor. Premature EIhagr
irdlscretlon. etc, ME especially benefited by con
sulLUc !te contents.
The "ELECTMC REVIEW exposes the gnmitl.
gated Frauds practiced by qu.cks ind medical IN.
posters who proiess 20 practice medicine and
points out the only safe. simple and effective road
20 Health. Nigor and Bodily Energy.
send your addTs- on postal card for copy, and
information worth Thousands VII! he cent you.
Address, The publisher,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Pianos and Organs!!

amos stool and cover, $3.50, upward. New Organs,
si5, $50, $50, S15, upward Illustrated catalogue
free Agents wanted Second hand instruments
Of bargains Horace Waters 4 Co., S2b Broadway,
New York
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.
INDUCEMENTS FOR $50 ONLY.

~ Thirteen Numbers Of HAMPERS YoUEG pEo
PIE vii. he furnished 10 every yearly subscriber 10
HAEPRRs WEEKLY for 1850: or, HARPER's YOU'VE
PEOPLE, and HAMPERS WEEKLY will be sent TO any
sdGres. for one year commencing with the first
Nlmter Of EAETER's WEEKLY for January, lssl
OIL receipt ofs5 ~ for the TWO Periodicals,
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On 80 Days Trial.

We will send our ELECTRo-VoLrAIc BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon Trial for 30 days to those
suffering IRON Nervous Debility. Rheumatism. Par
alyss or any diseases of the Liver or Kidneys, and
many other diseases. A sure cure guaranteed orno
pay. Address Voltaic Belt Co., Mashall, Mich
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AUGUST FLOWER.


The immense sale and great popular.
ity of Green's August Flower in all
towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many imitators to
adopt similar pames. expecting to reap
q harvest for themselves at the expense
of tho afflicted. This Medicine wa
Introduced in 1868. and for the curs Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, With
their effects. such 20 Sour Stomach.
Costiveness. Sick Stomach. Sick Head
ache. Indigestion, Pslpitation of the
Heart. Vertigo. ETC.. ETC.. It neoer has
J;lilsd tour knsssisdHs. Three doses
will relieve any case Of Dyspepsia. Two
million bott .es sold last year. Price Is
cents. Samples 10 cents. For sale by
all druggists.
q GREENS ATLAS AND DIARY ALMA.
mac. the most expensive free Aluansc
ever published. sent free on receipt Of
two cent stamp.
e u q. G. GREKN. .o
Woodbury.. n. j., o. y. 4.
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In 1877. 1885 toms Of f,our war

In 1877. 1888 tons Of -four were
shipped f,pn Oslifornia to Chins;
In 1873. sc,7S7 tons. and in 1870. a..
Sl6 tona In 1874. 1850 balea Of
American drill, wera shipped to the
same country; 10 ls7as 6. sol bales; in
1916. 9.s5s tstee and N 1877. 1868
bales. Durin tbs same four years the
siipUsat OF American sheetings 10
China ipseeAsed Iirm II .DaS bales 10
II. t6l hasss. AMI Il jeans from 3e0
bales 20 2.597 bales. This iudicatss Z
very, healthy Ana JSrtl ep6si ierAbls
trade. and 10 .hought ON The A,lsrfis
ssabosrd . tspae wsll = orth. fostering.
Amsrieaa dsills ere 20 per cent. Aishs.
than rnelish. bat their quality i l0C
Per cent. better. As consequences We
ere gaining thst lire Of tfade.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

PoRr TowSsEND. April 2s.-J NJ
Izett, Inspector Of Customs ct San
Juan. arrived here yesterday, and re-
Eorts finding the mast. sail and rudder
of the: Smiths Island Lighthouse boat
about CALF . mile from where the boat
drifsed ashore. The main sheet was
made fast TO the tiller ropes, which in
dicate that the boat vas unexpectedly
struck BY asqualf and copsized. There
seems now to b no doubt Of the dexrh
Of Frank Wellington. He was . na.
tive of BaneDrs Maine. gYs "a
i Capt H BMefsoe, 81 thp city, 10
ceived today kisa appointmsnt a. In
spector of Hulls for the Puget Sound
district.
The bsrkentine Emma Augusta,
Capt Young. arrived last night. twenty.
two days from Honolulu. She will
load at Utsalsdy. Hgswwfz
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EAA1 ERN mrAr an

WARRINGTON. April -99uThs, Hpuse
0ommittes on Agrlcufur6 bsa 'r6oom |.
msaded ~ appropriation of S23. 900 for
A snkcnof6gical commission TO inves.
|tigaas z = grasshsppsr and pesv 20
tiiseeQe Mloct plakGss-
= De- late 4asinnis. Of Noulsna, and
2 2,, Ss':e.s \ ~ i,ssf srs4 the
u the Interior to-day. c0ncerojpR Che
proposed treaty with tue CrswA They
recommend the acquiremsnt Of ali that
portion Of Me rsseryation vsae e Bank
der rivsr and "a that porioA est a
Pryor's Greek, leaving the Crows about
one hundred miles of the center IL the
reservation. This Is t. De taken 10
sevcrAlty. ii the Indians desire. Right
Of way Tor wagon psds ssiirsads and
cattle driving acsSss she ssserystioa
win also be treated for This plan will
leave the Crows largo reservation. aud
Dpen 20 settlement and 70 miners the
western portion and the rich agricultu-
raj lands Of tue Big Harm Valley. :
Secretary Schurx agreed to present
these proportions for the consideration
Of the Grow chiefs. aud i. j. thouaht it
will b. aausAbis - them La 1usshsr
Recommended that the reservation Gre
A.cd by order Of President Grant, be-
tween the Yellowstone and Missouri
rivers. and y hseh va charged q he
eime - have been nais In the fat~rs.t
- Orville Gra~t. then trader 1t k-r,
Peek. be r~s'or~d "a the public domsi..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

Mr.. Vanderbilt ia now sasd to have
45f .000, 600 in U. s. per c~nt. bonds.
and still wants more From hi. sale OF
New York Genital stocks to G0tid.
Sage, Field and others. he receipd
81, 000. 0t 0, representing $50. o00 shsrss.
il Was good property to sell. the shares
being st so per cent. premium, while
U. 3. bonds are good property to;huy.
and in both transactions 1lr. Vanderbilt
displayed shrewd busiDess qualities
worthy the nsns and family Of which
he is the chisf representative. :sVl : :
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Columbia College i, one 81 thu old.


Columbia College 10 one Of the oldest
and largest i~sth ] Union. Its charter
d.tes back to l754. It was aidei by i
public lottery. authorized fer tho .ppr-
psss 10 LAG. and later was helped By
tho church and private individnals Tn
frst President was DR.. samuel John,
son. Who continued IN that honorabls
once antil the year ls0a. Dr. FREQ
erick A. r. Barnard has been ito Pres.
ident since lS6f The College has
faculties o. arts. law. mines. mesiciss
and general science. Including one hun
drsd AMI four iastrurtors. III its differ.
snt schools it sprolA fifteen handred
pupils. A new baild,ng. eco fret long
'snd 90 fett wide. has just been DON.
pletsd for Columbia College
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

80
Seventeen greas American inventic %
ares aid to be these:
The cotton gin
The planeing machine.
The grass mower and reaper.
The rotary printing press
Navigation by steam.
The hot air engine
The sewing machine.
The india rubber industry.
The machine manufacture of horse
shoes.
The sand b,ast for caving.
The gage lathe.
The grain elevator.
Artificial ice on large scale.
The electric magnet and its practical
application.
The type setting machine.
The telephone.
And the 13-15-i4 puzzle. :
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Tuesday, April 81. 1880.


Capt Hale. who came down from
Ruby Greek last week, has written the
lstter following to the Olympia Stand
ard:
Here we sre after our tug from Fort
Hope on the Frazer. Actual travelling
has not exceeded twenty days, this
being think the quickest time made
on this route. We drsgged, assisted
by Indians. two sleds. or sleighs as
they are called. for three of US. loaded
with six handred pounds. The trail
for twenty three miles from Hope is
good; thence. down the Skagit for
about thirty miles % the bottom lands,
and side hills. is oyer logs and through
brush, crooked and very uneven snd
those Of the party ct al incliDsd 10
whistle broke forth With the appfo-
pirate air Jordan An hard road to
trabel." There was xpome hard tug
ging can assure you. bat having put
the hand TO the pillow. We hsd no
thought Of looking back. At the end
of eur crooked, bushy trail, we made .
raft, and with our luggage proceeded
down the Sksgit for distance of seven
miles, when we encountered Jam
three or four miles wide. when We
were forced to abandon the raft, and
bring the sleisbs into requisi.ion again
and struggled over trail which may
bs fair Ia summer, but which proved
foul 10 as ct this season with our heavy
loads to drag, Of about seven mile
more, when We again improvised RATS
and came down the Skagit to the mouth
of Ruby Greek, some twelve or four
teen miles. making the whole distance
not less than eighty E,iles. The Skagit
is fine river; the water is quite warm
il winter and seldom freezes. It is
almost free from ice and snow ct pres
emit, and has taandsoms bottom laudA On
its banks. and 2valusble cedar and fr
timber on its shores. Gold. or scolors
can be found in almost oil the dirt on
its bars, and believe that they will
be worked. and the precious metal
obtained IN the near future: but its
waters are very dangerous for boating,
especially for rafting, as its currents
are quite rapid. The Skagit route is
the best, consuming only about quar-
ter Of the time to accomplish the trip
and is no more dangerous than the
longer one we took. The Hope trail
can, aud will probably BE- made .
good portable route, but tie not tho
best way at present.
Gold il here and I think in paying
quantities. but how extensive is not
known. Not many claims have been
opened, and the bed rock not reached,
except in very few places. / saw
one days clean up in o rocker. on the
Ruby where two men took out twelve
dollars after not more than eight hours
work. Another man cleaned MP about
seventeen dollars with rocker on the
Skaeit below the mouth Of the Ruby,
in four days. not working all the time.
This was coarse gold. We have not
yet secured claim, aud may not suc-
coed in doing 90. but notwithstanding
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

u HORSE AND CATTLE POwpERs..
Used in all diseases incident 10 Horsss
and Cattle. such - Distsmper. Founder,
Coughs, Slsvering. Yellow Water.
Hsaves. Chambers. 10, DC. Prepared
by rs only aud put mp in % aud SO
cent packages Give it trial.
s KELLY & You've, de
= Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Seattle W., r,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

PORTLAND, April 26-Lsst Thursday.
while officer Burke was patrolling his
beat, q colored man named johnson
came running to -hi@ 10 81 excited
manner and wanted him t. assast four
men. whose names he gsve. Burke.
knowing johnson to be = man of bad
reputation, tsld him il he had any
complaint to make against the mon. he
should proceed to police headquarters
and swear out warrant. there charging
them with whatever crime they had
committed when be would arrest them
ct once. johnson cried: "Tley have
violated the person of my wife in the
NEST horrible manner" johnson thsn
related to the officer the details. TIE
officer thought oil the while johnson
was not in earnest but IS no seemed
to grow more excited, and became 90
ssitated~as scar ely 10 be able to speak.
officer Burke concluded there was soms-
thing more in the affair than mere de-
.sption, and therefore insisted upon
Johnson accompanying MIN to the
police station and getting q proper
warrant from the authorities. Strange
to say. after relating the most horrible
details OF how four men hed visited his
house in the early. part of the nsght,
and by main force overcome his wife,
and that the chances were strongly in
favor of her death, the man refuped to
60 to the1tatisn house with the sf1cer.
Mrs johnson was cut and bruised ia
her struggles. and is still.sery weak.
In reply to question % to whetnse hs
had summoned doctor. Johnson iaid
No; he was too poor to buy three nealo
o day, and under the circumskssces
could not afford doctor. Mys JUUnsok
says four men. low whites, surprised
her. and, before she was awa<e of their
presence. bound her hands, and one
held his hand over her mouth. The
| rsst ~ the womsn's story is teo hcrribls
t. repeal in print. Jobnsoa ssys the
reason he did not ACCOMPANY sfli6er
Burke to the station house and swear
ont , oomplaint was that they wsuld
refuse to believe him.
Judge Deadly, Of The U 8 Court. this
msrhing allowed the motion Of Attorney
Hughes for the discharge of Receiver
Revct,, in the case At issne between the
Pacific Rolling Mill. Company Of San
Francisco. and the Dayton and Gsasd
Ronde Ralroad. Tn6 fsTfsuafy ends
the case for the present ss $500 -
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771-Z77z -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM FOR SALE.

IL reErY.sIx ACHES OF ol.KARKD. YKRrnx
ID lara adjoining Lnconaes % the nusth, With
. siory nd half dwelling house. and 01Ehouses.
all we'll adapted TO farming and business tur-
half of Lot I. In Township 81 North Hanee =
East, froatng on . navigsble stream, Which u
Tie junction paint q 6sds m fxsAe b. va1sr
- land. eeeaenses paD elsos b. A1Dea daily
- Seattle and ether Points.
For further paIticulass. apply to JOAa Collins,
Of the Occidental Hoesl IN 6ea4sis OF 70 John he.
Glynn. Of the Maryland House, In LAcouner. aDa
also 20 P Kirby, lAcOanee. a17awln.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

A full line of Garden and Field Seed
fresh from the Salem Seed Gardens
and for sale in large or small parcels,
ct Catalogue Prices by
KELLOGG s. SNYDER,
Agents for O.. Dickinson.
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Red is the rose,
So is bis nose, .s,-..
II From drinking too much Rye-er.
To change that nsse
:, To white from rose. tR WHf
Use Plumbers Purifier.
Your druggist has it or will get il for
you. The Original" Insist upon
having it!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-27

BRIcK.-G Cove & Wilson are in re-
ceipt of large scow load Of first class
brick. from the Steilaccom Brick Yard.
Parties wishing either large or small
quantities can be supplied by leaving
orders at our produce warehouse. on
Yesler's wharf. Cow q WILSON.
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II A b B I J D

YEENE-KENwORTHY-- this city, April alsl,
by kev. II. Damon. wa. ksene and Aida I
Kenvorthy. all Of Seattle.
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TELEGRAPHIC..
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

ExcLusryrIY TO rHE rxrKLLIGEscER.
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The Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always 6nd .. the
ConoordiA He'll. on Mil street, not
only the b0st Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds of
cold lunches to order.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
Don't Mean II.

TIM Marion HERALD aud Salem RIO
18TH re-insist that Capt BLAIR does not
mean 10 scale the National Debt, We
hope ~, bat be ought 10 BE- more eau
tlou' In the u'e on language. They AZ
nrn he means 10 pay the bondholdsrs
every cent barEdned for At first, aud
that this 10 "yigorous application Of the
principles Of Headjustmcnt." 10 It,
Not quit DO YOU then mfan that Re-
adjustment IN Va. h 10 pay the bond
bodors the hlll value " their bonds ~
originally bargainedi n 20 you can
To.adJust Al once, and every Fundef in
Virginia IL thsn a Ro.adjuser BRo,
HEBBER declares We are for FrlgInsoN
for Congress. We have said nothing Of
she 'oH, and We nov cay tbst II he
should come out Tor the foolish thing n
re-Adjusting The National Debt, We
should not he for him, lle declares that
The funden prefer friErhsos 10
BIAiH Very cool We aro getting %
llttls used 10 that ,ort ~ dlipangement
"plselge,. II ie becoming quite com
mon for youpglings IN the causc of Re.
adjustment 10 attack ibose who carried
the Dag when II had few folIowet "
lbey prefer irIKIssoA may BE- II 10 be-
F1uas he IL q ten year old licadju,ier.--
Men rcspsct veteran c1mey over new
recruit But When hat ErLgEmos de-
'urtd blmecif candldatei Illsr Bro.
wLpDrH, 10 the height n yoDorilop .--
Refptct lbs veterans why made Read.
jnftm'nl pillar Of light liD. pfsDiE.
Iof 0ng ~ the Jones letter, and snys
We would Ike 10 take II back, Mistake.
We reAlirm every line ~ II from that
,sndpolni lgu had things very much
Jour oNo way last winter, aud Road
lusimsni IL not yet, You dbl not repeal
hs hiccullooh Dlll, You len efen ib
Alln lm,udment IN The Statute Bob,
and We have not yet anything better
ttlll 10 you have 'poi,cl That which the
enemy rendered, we ~ IN With you Or
something bruer You should respect
eolng back, hif iDu have gons bsrh on
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18

JUDGE FuLTOK reoeatsy decided that
JrDGE EAsLY, q Giles, is the Judge
d. Jars u CiJes and Bland, bur JrDGE
WILEY. Of Bland. haze tbe nine Law poiuls
u possession TOOK al appeal - TIE
supreme COui1, and 40 declines 10 step
down and out. lie eiainB that EAsLLY
abandoned the bench AID qualified az q
praetleing attorney under him We fail
% see how tbis would invest Judge W.
LEY with tie Judgesliip, even II II should
pr Easily out, because there was. ac-
cDfding 70 Tie Supreme Court, no Va
eauey when wIur wss elected. III.
fact that he nas ELECTED 50 a yaeaney thai
did no. exit, would nOi make him judge
0i future saraDry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
DssfI. OF a s.nseMasaan

Grs. Mar Gi1gger. who was born IN
AHgust, ut. dss1 q llie residence Of
beT s9b-iB-law. l.. Doa.k. near Rural
Retreat. on Ibs an instant. aged nearly
lCi YEAR. While al iBfnni ber faibe.'s
plantation, 81 Rirh Valley. SRnytb eOun-
", Ns6 rasagrd by Indials. and l,er
mother and sisters were murdered by
them. She .as carried Of 81 safety bv
the escaping meuibers Of The household.
THE DECREASED ias bsen member q tie
Presbyterian Church for about slightly
years. and Ma devoted christian. The
remains were inferred al Numbering
Church. where 3 memorial sermon WAS
preached by Rev y. " Fielder, q tie
NeihOgis; Chureii. 10 large audieBoe.
The funeral services were conducted lty
Eer. J. G. Repass q tie Lutheran
Church.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-05-18
WAEUlNGTON %.


Coodsou Dis,. y. siAe. J. ". Honen-
siine. ;. side. -. ,. Williams: Abing-
don. \. side Daniel Campbell. ;. slae
Il. u. Hugtes: Glade Sprlng. 4. j..
Buchanan: Holsion, w. Barr. bali
vile. vs. B.,s Roberis: North Fork. A.
.. Sanders: Undertook. Jam u Fugaie
SCOTT %.
Esnllyille n. side J.. 6. Wax, s. side
y. II. Tais; Powell. y. side A. {. y.
MaDss. :. tide J. W. Belt: Taylor. Ja,.
J.. Carer. DsKalb, r. H. Quillen:
Floyd, T. =. HAriif: johnson, ". ".
Bond; FulkTfsoD, II. 4. Arlington.
BUCHANAN 90.
Grundy. J. NJ ThOriburg: Sand Lirk.
a. J. Edwards, Garden, H. W. Bssy-
ere.
RUSSELL 60.
LebaDOD. j. 4. CONAN: M0ccasin.
WIN. HensoD; copper Creek. Joseph &.
Fugaie: Castl. wool, I'd. Dickinson {:
FIX Garden. Chas. johnson: New Gar
den, Z. 4. j. Aston and w. J. Kindrick.
SMYTH 60.
Marion, \. &. H. John aud Rees =.
copsnhayen; Rich valley, Joseph San
der and 5. {. Buchanan; -. Clair, II.
J. wilcoI
LEE 90.
Jonesyille, y. eide Jno ". CoAk, s.
side San'l Oxford; White shoals. \.
side WIN. Morgan, >. side Geo. Holiday :
ltose iii, eas, side j. +. Kelly, wrsi
side T. s. Gibson. Yokum Station, j. A.
q. Hyatt; Rocky Station, \. side W. T..
MyerS, =. side J. J.. Dun.
WISE 60.
Richmond J. Is. Giliry: Cladeyille.
r. ~ Smith; Lpps. j. D. Massey
Walker, Felix Center; Pound, Ira Gil
liam.
TAIEWELL 90.
JeGorsonyills, n. side H. ST. smythe.
$. ride Richd. Smooi: Clear Pork. n.
side bam'l n. Laird Maiden Spring. s.
side u ~ Mccall.