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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

The leading Scientists of to-day agree that
most diseases are caused by disordered kidneys
or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver
are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be
I the result. This truth has only been known a
short time and for years people suffered great
agony without being able to find relief The dis
covery Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
marks new era in the treatmento of these troue-
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nourish and invigorate both Of these great organs
and safely restore and keep them i'm order. Ii il
IA POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that
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Torpid Liver- Headaches--Jaundice--D Dizziness
IGravel-Fever, Ague-Malarial Fever, and all
1iifficulties Of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
Organs 1t is an excellent and safe remedy for
females during Pregnancy. 1t will control Mem
Istruation and is invaluable for Leucorrhoa or
Falling Of the Womb
AS Blood Purifier il is unequaled, for il cures
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This Remedy, which has done such wonders. is
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medicine upon the market. and is sold by Drug
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II. FL. WARMER e. Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION:
Land Office at REED Cry. Mich

Land Office at REED CRY. Mich,
August 81, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office b,
David IL. Shoop against Isaac S. DeCon, 70
abandoning his homestead entry No 1898. date,
May si, 1880 upon the sw14 of SEA. and SEA O
1SW4, Sec. "a. T ss OF Range West, in Craw
ford county, Mich., with view to the cancella
ton of said entry: the said parties are hereb,
summoned TO appear at this office on the I3tl
day OF October, 1891, at 12 o'clock M to responc
and furnish testimony concerning said allege,
abandonment
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
W. II. G. MITCHELL, Receiver.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT EAST SAGINAW, Mich,
September 10. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following nance
settler has filed notice OF his intention TO max,
final proof in support Of his claim, and that sait
proof will be made before the County Clerk Of
crawford county, at Grayling, Mich, on the 3tf
tlay of October, 1881, viz:
Hubbard Head, OF Crawford county Michigan
for the NlS OF sE14 and M of swA Of Sec "a
fr 20 Of re- West, and names the following wit
|nesses TO prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz:
Jacob steckert. John Walsh, Daniel Bennett
and Alfred Bennett, all OF Roscommon p. O.
CHARLES DOUGHTY,
Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CRY, MrcH.,

LAND OFFICE AT REED CRY Mich,
August 10, 1881. I
Complaint having been entered at this Office b,
william II. Hanson against John Horn for aban
|doning his homestead entry No. s202 dated Jun,
f2d, 1877 upon the VIZ of SW14, Sec. 81 T % N o.
Range West, in Crawford County, Mich. will
IA view to the CANCELLATION Of said entry the sait
parties are hereby summoned 10 appear at tbi,
|ofnce on the Esd day of September, 1881, at II
O'Clock ~, to respond and furnish testimon,
concerning said alleged abandonment.
EDWARD STEVENSON Register.
w. ii. G. MITCHELL, Receiver
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
A wild ripe strawberry was picked
n this village yesterday.

g A wild ripe strawberry was picked
in this village yesterday.
IE Mr.. Hiram Lamport and wife ar,
Eexpected back from their trip this week
Mr.. Henry Filley returned from
Z &Osceola county Tuesday whittier he
g had been summoned to bury his aged
q Father.
Rev. S. Edgcumbe has been re-
Hturned by Conference to this circuit
(which is exceedingly gratifying to his
&parishioncrs, as well as the public gen
: *erally
B AT the Special School Meeting in
this village on Monday evening last,
preliminary steps were taken for the
8erection of new School Building to
acost somewhere from 81, 900 to So, 600.
arrangements were also made for the
4purchase of six village lots for school
!3house site. Another meeting is called
ito convene at the School House on
evening next, for reconsidera-
Stion of the action of the aforesaid
8meeting, and the adjourned annual
: meeting. The legal voters of this
school district should be i'm attendance
and work for the best interests of the
district
-EMBEZZLEMENT.- Mr.. Silas Bush
3of Beaver Creek, was arrested last
week Tuesday on the charge of embez-
Element of school district building
funds, and brought before Justice
aWoodburn, of Pere Cheney, for exam
ination, which began Wednesday af
3ternoon and lasted until Thursday att
200 p, NJ, when he was bound over to
answer the charge in the Circuit Court
(which convenes at this place the 2d|
Tuesday in November. Attorney A.
: III. Swarthout conducted the examina
: ton on the part of the people, and|
VIM. A. Masters, and Norton Smith.
1of Higgins Lake, for the defendant
| 1t is a grave charge, and we hope Mr.
Bush may yet prove himself guiltless.
"A MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
Rev. G. A. Harvey, ID. d., is the pop-|
lular financial secretary of Howard!
University, and is specially fitted toI
Judge of merit and demerit. In a re-
cent letter from Washington to friend
he said: II have for two years pastI
been acquainted with the remedy
known as Warmers Safe Kidney andE
Liver Cure, and with its remarkable
curative efficiency i'll obstinate and so
called incurable cases, of Bright's dis }
ease in this city. In some of these
eases, which seemed to be in the last
stages, and which had been given upE
|by practitioners of both schools, the :
speedy change wrought by this remedy
seemed but little less than miraculous.
II am convinced that for Bright's Dis
ease in all its stages, including the first
symptoms, which seem so slight but are
so dangerous, no remedy heretoforeE
discovered can be held for one moment
i'm comparison with this.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Henry Filley returned from
|Osceola county Tuesday whittier he
had been summoned to bury his aged
father.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
IOnian Jewel Sets

Every lover of the beautifui should
have a set of this beautiful Jewelry
Single set % cents, sets. all different
IS cts. Agents wanted TO sell these
goods. Address.
u. s. MANUFACTURING CO.
Soc other adds. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Hiram Lamport and wife ar
expected back from their trip this week
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

Rev. s. Edgcumbe has been re-
turned by Conference to this circuit
(which is exceedingly gratifying to his
jparishioncrs, as we'll as the public gen
orally.
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THE DALLAS HERALD SUNDAY MORNING " 90, 1873

Upon proof of the agreement the security
is prims facie released, and it was error to
charge that the burden was on the security
TO show he did not consent to the agreement
tor extension. In such case the onus is upon
The creditors. Reversed and remsnded.
Watts, Commissioner.
Taylor ct al VS. Tompkins; appeal from
Denton. !. An indispensable quality of
q negotiable promiss0ry note is that il be for
the payment of money only. Dsnl. Neg
lnsts vol. !, secs. $3.50; 10 Texas, 202.
2. When one, by his own words or conduct,
voluntarily causes another 10 believe the
existence Of certain state of things and
thereby induces him to act on that belief, so
as to alter his own position, the former is
concluded from averring against the
latter different state of things as existing
at the same time. This is known in law as
estoppe 10 pals. II Texas, 400; II Texas,
3l2; 81 Texss, 597; 25 Texas 4; % Texas,
7l3; 20 Texas, SO; 43 Texas, 1872 Again,
only the parties and their priyies are bound
by the representations; and only those to
whom tho representations were made, or
we're intended to influence, and their prvics,
can take advantage of the stopped. Bigelow
on E.toppel. 4S4. Reversed md remanded.
Watts. C0m.
ID. nj. Osborne & Go. vs. Holland; appeal
from Ellis. Holland brought suit agsins.
ID. NJ Osborne IL Co., on an account for
services dono for them under contract
made through Hatch, an agent of Osborne IL
20, The contract was in writing, signed by
Holland and I'D. M. Osborne & CO., by j.
Is. Hatch" The concluding paragraph of
the contract was as follows: "And it is fur
ther agreed that this contract shall in no
case be valid or binding upon the said ID.
Nj. Osborne IL Co., of the first part, until the
same shall have been approved and duly
countersigned by them" Held, that while
the plaintiff was not entitled to recover upon
TINS writing ss upon a valid contract made
by tho defendants and binding upon them,
yet if the agent who thus negotiates with
him, in doing so acted within the scope of
his general authority, he would have cause
OF action against the principal, independent
OF the writing. 2. The bare allegation tba.
Osborne & Go. are an association is not A
sufficient statement of facts from which can
DO implied the liability of single individual
TO pay its obligations. Facts mus. be al
legged which constitute cause of action. 4
Texas, 452, | b. DC; 10 Texas, 16; 20 Texas,
1872. Reversed and remanded. Walker,
Commissioner.
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BROWN HANDS.

Full many psge has been written,
And the gifted h ave sung, In the praise
Oflil.y-white hands and fingers,
In score Il poetical ways;
This IL Ill very we'll for lady
Who liv,s among diamonds and silk,
But sometimes Ia life farmers wife
Is Obliged to do housework and milk.
And woman's best mission thr0' our dear
IL fulfilled In the strength of the little brown
hand.
When the roses are blushlng the sweetest,
Ard the vines climb up to the caves
When the robins are rocking their brides
To sleep 'mong tho maple ieavee,
The sunshine smiles down cross the thre shold
When the labor 0fl0ve seems but rest,
Whether rocking the household biriies
Or keeping the dear home-ne,t-
Oh! pity you all VINO can't understand
The wealth and the worth OF q little brown
hand.
II were a man with fortune,
million laid by on the shelf
IL were a Youthful wasn't, In Truth,
IL wash'ta won IN myself
know what I'd do In a minute
white fingers have often misled),
I'D seek after thos Q whose rich tinting shows
Acquaintance with buildings and bread;
I'd use all The eltquence words could com
mand,
And be proud might win littlo brown hand.
Mrs. Hattie r Bell IN Rursl New Yorker.
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The Cost OF Rum aud Tobacco.

In New Jersey $7,5903SO is expended
for tobacco, and 22,l45,5O0 is expended
for liquors, q total for two worse than use
less, dangerous ant destructive articles of
500 1856 $40. With such an exhibit, il it any
wonder that the people are poorly supplied
with life's necessities? The amount expended
in New Jersey would pay 40 men $500 each
for years work, and if this liquor and to :
bacco were not consumed, tina. number of
men would find employment ia the produc-
ton OF useful articles that would benefit
instead OF befouling humanity, that would
civillze instead of cur'ing socisty. But the
people will 60 right on and cal US IA
naties.
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Tho production of coal by thu whole world,
says M. Simonjn, the celebrated French
mining engineer, is 100000, 900 tons, which,
at the rate of 81 20 It ton, the average value
OF the pits mouth, represents about $780,
OOo,OOO, or three times the value of all the
silver in the world, Of this quantity Eng
gland produces one-nalf snd the United
States 80 100000 tons; then, in order IF their
output, comes Gcrmsuy, France and
u lgium. China will produce more coal than
Gland rs soon ss her rich deposits are
perry worked. 1t is calculated that all
coal in the world will be exhausted in
80 to 1000 years; but before that time the
suns heat, which originally produced the
coal, will probably, judging from the success
attending NJ. Monchots efforts in Algeria, be-
used direct rs the motive power.
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special Meeting of the Stocltholdcrs
and Directors of the Texas & 1t.
Louis Hallway Comnnuv


Notice Is hereby given that specla, moa,-
ting of the Stockholders and Direetors ~ ~.
ieNas 81 Louis Railway Company will Ina
helu at Tue Office of said cImnany. In tho oils,
on isier, Texas, on the 27th day of july, lssi'
IL, ,s, Lur.uehee I, resolutions 10 that eli ct,
witch wetenuopted alta meeting of the Direc
,o,s OF SAID company, held In the com.rapySs
oiiee y, lyler, Texas, on the 27tn day on a rij
1851 which area follows: " NAfii'
O. hE Lykp, That u special meeting of tbs
way Company be, and the same ~ S.r na,,
w. w. ntu J., take place at he General Office q
lne contrary, In Tyler, Texas, AT 10 o,cloc,s
on lhe 2'th day OF July, 1851 TO take into con,
i tai stocn 'me prnprie,y OF increasing the cap
sne samc so as u make the said car. tai stock
W ss,houht not exec ding the sum of TweIvc
Mitiion Dollars, as may be dete mined hv
ne ,s.Goknoiders at said meeting the same 10
INCLUDE and cover al. stock which has herao
toiorc been Issued, and furti or IN anil III.
she Issuance and disposition OF the Bonds of
saiu hallway Company, tho eail bonds 10
w. IN sue, an amount, and be PAYABLE n snch
rm,a e r anu place and to bear Interest at such
,na VET annuin, ae the said stockholders may
.nen agree upon,snd 10 auI hori,e MORTGAGE ~
no,r'gngc, cf the Railway and other prnnsrtv
oi lhe company TO eeouve the payment al sa,yy
t uynus ana the Interest thereon aud Tor the
iegidlmately come before said meeting. 10 '""'
R.soLvEp, That u meetiog fthS po.r, =,
Directors Of the Texas n ST. LoniS DAY ~
WAY company DO. and the same ia bershv " n"ii-
w. , 70 Mss p,ace o. the Office Of the compsnv
IN me CITY OF Ty Ter, 1esa., al u o,oloas ny
tn rn Of n ay Of aly ISL for the irSnsac,
cspseihl,y Tor the purpose " carrying o,i, Snd
Ewing ELECT to the actions of the stoskholaer.
~ increasing The stocs, and proyiinr r,r M,
ssushus OF oonds OF said company, aud mort.
CiiAs. T. BONNER.
Secretary.
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synopsis of Opinions OF Court of
Appeals

5 c. Esgan vs. A. Morris; appeal from
Bexar. In order to subject the sepera,e
property of the wife to the payment of a
debt, four facts must axist: First, the debt
mus. have been contracted by tho wife Q, ~,
Ell adSh6fiti. Ssc Second tao sabiec. matter
must have been necessaries for herself or
children, Third. tho husband must have
been insolvent, and fourth, or the debt must
have been for expenses Incurred by the hus-
band for the benefit of tho wife's separate
property. Reversed and remsnded. Hurt,
j.
Dave Smith VS. the State; appeal from
Falls. A conviction for carrying pistol
cannot BIO sustained that ia based alone upon
evidence ola single witness thst he saw
belt around the accused, and something un-
der his coat that looked like the handle of n
pistol. Reversed and remanded. Hurt, j.
j. Ii. Boone Va tho State; appeal from
Wilson. A practicing physician, prescrib.
ing in an actual case of sickness compound
required to 20 administered in whisky NAV
furnish tho whisky without the prescription
Of another practicing physician. Unless
every requirement Of the law pertaining TO
the election under the local option law was
strictly complied with, the election was
nullity, and u prosecution under tho law
cannot be sustained, Reversed and dis.
missed Hurt, j.
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and one Ia expected 10 string ones self up 10
c.ncert pitch five or six hours in advance of
the time ordsined by nature and hitherto
sanctioned by custom. If things 20 on at
this rs one will soon be asked to take ones
matutinsl cup of tea at 8 o'clock, before
distinguished company hsbited in gor.
geous DIRE sing gowns. Parties will be organ.
lied for the public consumption of the
noon,ide egg beaten up in sherry. Society
may as well make up its mind at once TO
live in an incesssnt state of table d'hote.
Hospitality ia in itself not bad thing, but il
may DO carried too far. The luncheon
party is at best an announcement excrescence
upon our social organization, and if it is not
pruned away its name will become as much a
by-word as the breakfast party.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FARMERS "pONANzA

Maxixc,n new vegetable from &. A., differing
rom anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked. Seed sent by mail 20 cts q pnpcr Sova
Bean o. japan, half bean half pea said BY hein
, n;. 70 DC the richest human food KNOWN. Fine
Queen Watermelon, lust Imported. iarres, vap,nsx
ever grown IN Y. s., Arm, luscious, crisp ma
sugnty best 70 keep Or ship, Is cts. paper Of 70
Muskmelon, largest known. 2 10 . feet long" flpe
2uaiity, eariy and prolific, Is cts q paper climax
0mn,9 richest flavor early, prolific solid-un.
uan Corn IRON the Nile), Yields Immensely
~ the south where other corn fails. Uneauaied
r Ut .hue OF STOCK ~ cts. paper, 75 cts. pcnnd
n'Fn' 70 cs paper. .Cuzco Corn grains, In long
IN. broad. Seed will bring fabulous priccs n c,s
apapcr All the above sent for 81 or each Tor Il.
Address Z. u. GILBERT a co. Atlanta. sin.
A, Hsemrence' Hon. W, i, Calhoun, Mayor Of
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Foreign.
BereH College Endowment.

Be'es College. Kentucky, has secured
$4,000 toward an endowment. A western
Massachusetts, friend started tho movement
oy giving 5000, to which no af,erward
aided s sl'eee. The Stone estate gave slO,-
oN. One friend in New York SO 800. an.
o;hsr $4,000. Friends In New Je,sav
Sl,VV1. Three friends In Pennsylvania. Oh|o
and Illinois, 5000 zach. Tho balance
S',v6S was made up In smaller sun 4 Bcr =
college was an anti,slavery institution before
the war, and for Tho past fifteen years has
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

An Illustration of the value characterization
is afforded by rep ,rtcr just furnished by
the chief medical officer Of the general post
office in England. This report relates to an
average number of l0,504 persons employed
in the postal service in London, all of whom
have been required to undergo revaccination
on admission To the service.
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educated nearly equal number of blacks
and whites. That six different states should
unite 10 aiding such school shows the wide-
spresd interest which the north has in the
general education and impartial trestment Of
the masses of the south.
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Luncheon Parties.
The I,ondon warid.

A new terror 10 being gradually added to
our social life. Luncheon parties arc becom-
ing an Institution. What used 10 be modes,
meal Is expanding into an elaborate function.
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A stranger named Joseph Harper from
Harrisburg, Illinois, was put off a train al
Tezarksns Wednesday, morning in diving
condition, his disease being heart disease,
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Letter List,

The following is list of letters remaining
in the Postotice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending May 90, 1881, which
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to tho Dead Letter office. Parties calling for
these letters will please say "adyertised.
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WI otl IA "
Colvin j Oscar
Coleman Ida
Collins Il l.
Cu'ry tda
Cox w j
C0ughlin MOllie
Cowen Jno X
Crater Il II
Grain h o
Daugherty W Il
DsnaOn silva
Dodd 7 +
Daugherty JAG
Dunbar James
Edwards Chas
Eskridge NJ Z
Fe ter w o
Fioster Anime
Frisby William
Gisell Joe
Gilbert CHRIS
Gibson Catherine
Goode j Z
e9ltaS 5nos--
GRAY Minnie ID
Griffin Wright
Grlilis Nancy A
Gritlis Belle
Ii !irtt Abble x
Hall ii II
Horton Caleb
llAtten Thomas
Heal Mrs II
Henderson Elan
Hilton VIM
Hodges A j
Holey Moss
Howard Geo
Hummer VIM
Huvelle Camille
lrun III & .
James Harry
jon kins Marion
Jones Louisa
Jones Josephine
JonnsOI Thomas A
Justice Conrad
kaghn Il b
keiley Anna
Keys Thomas
Klndel Laura
Kirkland CS
Lanier Ellen.
Lee Susis
Lincoln Hade
Long Lucinda
Love w s
Malone George
NJ ra Clara
Maynese Jose
Miller j NJ
Moilett Matte M
Morgan Alison
Moore George
Music Bette
McGee Anna
McLyon Donald
McCoy Jonathan
McGora b A
Newman w II
O'B,len j
Parker Chas s
Peace Robert
Peters j III
Potts j NJ (2)
Prigeon Susan
Quinnons jesse
Raukln g j
Reed Joseph
Richards James
Richardson NJ q
Robinson Jake (2)
Roof oliver :
Rowe Emily ]
Sanders A X
Sango Charley
Sanford Bill
gay SaN, ~, 49, . ID
SOU : oney
S st, a, E,'en
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Si n tnny
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IacSett Henry.
Taylor james III
Ihom "a AZ Z
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Iroweii W IL
lehy'ord Jno p
Underwood rs
Nanchold Henry
Watkins BENJAMIN
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VIII to Pecos and Preside ,coun,.es with
MS surveying corps between the 18th and soth
OF April, where they will remain during the
present year, aud parties wishing to invest
In lands In those counties or have scrin la;
Gated there, are inyited.to call on him, All
partles wishing to can accompany the marty
at their own expense, aud make selections Of
their lands.
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Brown ID G.
Burton John
Carr Battia C2
Canther w L
Chandler | -sac A
Cobb Bette
Cocker Ola A
Conner Theodore
Cornelius Il Il
Cook w q
COttrell j III
COovaugh VIM
COnr0y Jno
Crisman NJ W
Cease Bette
CrOss9r Alice a
Dep VIM
Dlnscom Ed col
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Dignan James
Edwards Matte
Ewing 3 L
Field Judd
Franks Mary
Frichet Birtha
cu,,,,.,o NJ.
Gi ,,arr, W. n"iy
C,an,o 49,.
Gordpn Pot -
Gray FIam
Gray Il II
Griffin Willie
Grillis Thomas
Uapoart Gan
Hanson Carrie
HaYten louisa
Herd Geo col
Henderson S p
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JACKSON Jno s
Johns ; \
Jones VIM
Jones Killing
johnson Lizzie
X slley JV
X annedy Il w
Kerr III
King Lula
Lard HAM, II
Llsenbse Laura
Lltchloru sanders
Locke Amelia Il
Marshall Cav III
Moody John j
Moore Mary
Murray 'rho,,os
Mcleod T. p
Mclean j L
Newton Mfs
Orr Pence (2)
PAYNE Clara
Percell Chss
Phillips Rlorance
Purcell OH
Reynord James
Reynolds Robert
Richard Moliie
Rntlemah Mr.
Robinson Antonello
Salisoerry w ID
Sanders j "
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Sellers w II
Simpson III
Smith W II
Smith ] "a
Spillers Jno Il
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