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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-03
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFTOB,
Innrnn1n Wunn AnnnnA 2 1901

WHNPHls. TEEN., August 3, 1881,
The local money MARKETS easy with
an ample supply of loanable funds,
and discount rates unsettled at from
5 to 8 per cent. Government bonds
closed firm in New York last evening,
the As being quoted at 1.16s; the As
at LA; the extended IS at 1.02. and
the extended 6s at 1.02l; while Pacific
railroad 6s are 1870. Tennessee State
is rule dull at 731. NJ. & @. railway
stock at SIC; Louisville & Nashville
I.O4; Mobile & Ohio 362c, and c., st.
Louis & N. o. at 78c.
Exchange is quiet and moves in
light volume. Rates remain steady at
par to &c discount bnying and ic sell
ing for Eastern, and ic discount buy
ing and par selling for New Orleans.
T,.o,,..c,,t ctooi,e ,,,lo oo folInu,s.
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DYvirtue Of decd Of trust made TO the un
- dersigned trustee by John German and
Katie b. orman, March 3. 1871, and recorded
in deed book No lie, page 40, in the Regis
ter's office of Shelby county, said deed being
made 70 secure an Indebtedness fully describ-
ed therein, aud default having been m ado in
the conditions thereof, viii. as trul tee, at
the request OF the beneficiary In said deed, at
II O'Clock, m, on
Saturday, August 20, 1881. n
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in Memphis, the Taxing District of
Shelby county. Tennessee, cell at public
auction TO the highest bidder FIR ca 4, those
twl certain lots { land in said District kpown
and described as lots numbers q and % in
Lanes sub. division, fronting SO feet each on
the. west side Of Monsarrat street or avenue,
and running back 1857 feet in depth.
All right Of redemption waived. Title be-
lieved 10 be perfect, but sell and convey as
trustee only.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
wv Hampton, Attorney. l21 l4S
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Creditors Notice.

No. 4067 In the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tenn. --Sprttt. Johason Co. 4 al
". Edwin Stout su vivlng partner OF Cnss
Stout a Bro. Il al.
/ I appearing from the bill In ibis c4use that
Il 1t l. a general creditors bill fled for al,
purpose Of winding up the firm mnttafs "
Chas. Stout x Bro, lately doing business at
No. 20l Main street. Memphis, this Is b no.ify
all parties claiming to be creditors Of said irni
the first Monday in August next, and have
Themselves made parties hereto and file and
establish their claims.
This July 26th, 1891.
Il. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By K. B. McHENRY, D. @. x ii.
Morgan 4 Mcfarland, solrs for comnpt
100 Ia
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". A. DAUPHIN

or NJ. A. Dauphin, at
No. PIP Broadway, New York.
or ID. L. Gillespie,
No. West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc
under the supervision and management OF
Tens. e.. I. Beauregard and Jubal A, Early.
Notice TO the Public.
The public are hereby cautioned against
seDdieg any money or orders 10
NUNES * CO., So Nassau ST.. New York
City. They are flooding the country with
bogus circulars purpOrting TO be of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and are
trauduleotlY representing themselves as
agents Of thesLouisiAna State Lottery Com
pany, They have no authority TO sell the
tickets Of this Company, and are not its
agents. NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
Pres't Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New Orleans, La, July 4, 1881. w&slS7
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LOTTERY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
~ WIN A FnRTUfNFf

EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS
H. ct New Orleans, Tuesday, August 8,
lSSl-lS6th Monthly Drawing.
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PULLMAN'S PALACE
Drawing Room Or Sleeping Coaches
And 60 through to
Niagara Falls, Saratoga or New York.

This cannot be done by any other yonta as
no other road runs through cars or Palace
Sleeping Coaches to or through any place an
LAKE CHAuTAUoUA. Va
The visitor to Chautauqua who stops M
Lakewood, is net cut off from the ontside
world. but has tho same railroad, postal and
telegraph facilities as at home. By leaving
Cincinnati at 1920 pm, you are landed at
Lakewood next day in time for dinner: or
by leaving at loo |. IN. you reach Lakewood
next morning at $50.
Hotel rates at Lakewood are from SO To 81
per week. w " "
TIGKETS to Lakewood and return. and
A4OhIaAO to Niagara Falls and retr nIu
good for stop-oyer at Lakewood, are now on
sale at ohices of connecting lines West and
south, good for return until September 50.
Southern Travelling Aeeut. Atlanta. Ga
P d. COOPER, W. b. SHATTfGG. va
Gen,l Superintendent GenlPass. Ae't,
est Cleveland, o. Cleveland. o.
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Administrator,n Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator Of the
is TO notify all creditors to file their claims
with me or my attorney, NJ 3 Trezevant, ESD.
within the time prescribed by law, or be
barred. Debts due tho estate must be paid
torthw ~. j l. HEMpSrEAp,
~ 10 Administrator.
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CONDITIONS OF THE RIVERS.


At noon to-day the reading of the
gauge was 10 feet 2 inches, or II feet
l inch above low water mark,
being a decline of 8 inches during
the past "a hours. Since last report
the Ohio at Pittsburg fell 3 inches,
with 10 inches on the gauge. At
Cincinnati it is falling, with 8 feet
Z inches on the gauge. At Louisville
it fell 5 inches, with 3 feet 7 inches
ia the canal. At Evansville il rose 3
inches, with 5 feet 7 inches on the
gauge. Az Cairo it is falling steadily,
with IA feet 8 inches on the gauge.
The Mississippi at st. Louis fell
inch, with - feet 6 inches on the
gauge, The Cumberland and Tennes
see are at low stage and falling.
Arkansaw river has less than foot OF
water on the gauge at Little Rock.
In White river there is about 30
inches between Jacksonport and Au-
gusta, and 3 feet over the shoal places
below.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per Hard Cash-from White river,
los bales cotton, S22 SKIS cotton seed.
Per James Lee--from Friars Point,
81 bales cotton, 10 bags seed cotton,
267 SKIS cotton seed, 30 bbls oil.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear and very warm.
No indications of rain as yet.
All the upper streams are reported
falling.
A moderate business is being done
ct the landing.
RiyeF falling AZ the rate Of ten to
twelve inches per day.
The authorities should see that a
reel of hose be placed on tn leyee at
once.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1857 Prizes. amounting to...............sllO,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal Compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Send 0rders by express or
Registered Letter, or Money order 81 mail,
addregged only In
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated in 1858 for q years by the Leg
lslature for Educational and Charitable pur-
reserve fund of over $4,000 has since been
added.
liy an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
ehise was made part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December "a, AID 1879.
It's Grand Single Number Draw.
scales 81. postpones. Look at the following
distribution;
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS WAVING FBIs DAY.
For FriaFs Point, james Lee.......6 p m
White river Hard Cash.....,-6 p m
st. Louis, w. 7. Halliday"-.;,, 5 p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hard Cash, White river.
James Lee Friars Point.
w. P, Halliday, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steaiaer Nike Davis, st. Francis river.
w PORT.
james Lee, Hard cash, PISA, w. p.
Halliday.
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N. Y.

mo THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT
i stagnation, pleasure without excitement.
the delights, Of rural life without its inconye-
n.lssnces, and the added charm of dwelling be-
men1ds itself strongly TO favor. A more beau
tltul spot would be hard to find. Vithits
picturesque cottages surrounded by trees; its
velvet lnwns .sloping down to the Lake; tine
church with It's spire; the great hotels with
in the foreground, 1t presents perfect pioture
of rural loneliness.
LAKEWOOD, originally called "Lake
View" from the extensive view of the Lake.
and its surroundings TO be had from this
vicinity, Is directly on the line Of the
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ne. da,e n. como forth and swear
there is nothing wrong from beginning
70 end Of the present administration
in county Affairs.
The investigation ha- narrowed down
TO this. II il the tax payers of Webster
county in the majority against 4 major
ny Of the county commissioners clerk
Tulleys and A. J. Kenncy. The tax
payers are in the majority. the ma
nority small Is il is holds. however,
the po~ey; how they have used it thus
far Is apparent. and how they viii use
it in the future. Judging from the man
ner in which they have used it in the
past. is also apparent. Says another,
but two hundred and 6hy signed the
petition for an Investigation" We
answer that by saying the number
was sufficient considering the fact
that the time u its presentment the
commissioners assumed 70 grant all
il asked.
Let the commissioner. organize
themselves into an investigating
board. With expert assistance and
if they then think they neel witnesse.
l think a lawyer will tell them il they
subpoena one, after they are duly Or
gained. who refuses to come, they
can punish him for contempt. Let
them organize and allow the petition
es tn name one Of che assistants, and
ii needed. without subpena's, without
coaxing, without threats, and unbiased
by prejudice or practical aninro~hy,
numerous witnesses can be furnished.
Thus ends the investigation of which
We have heard 50 much Of late in u
miserable farce" says the Argus. Has
it indeed ended Who has ended it ?
Thus far il is a farce, and for the
simple reason that a majority "a the
board Of county commissioners of
Webster county in the interest, and by
the advice of J. A. Tulleys have pro-
longed I,e matter, adjourned from
day to day without action and by
carefully avoiding anything approach
ing an organization for investigating
purposes have at last brought upon
and given the much talked of" inves-
tigatiOn the name of a farce. 1t may
not always be thus.
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Any person making the statement
that I Was hired to not present the Pc
tition / had in my hand for to get
signed i'm favor Of having our county
books investigated, states a base false
hood. JOHN HARVEY.
In explanation of the above We will
say that . prominent man from Ina
vale informed US that Mr.. Harvey was
paid to stay away with his petition
when the county board met the first
time to take stems in the matter of an
investigation. Our informant also
said that the petition contained about
60 names and thst he thought it could
be proven that Mr.. Harvey Was paid
to "fail to appear" The first time We
met Mr.. Harvey after the convena-
ton between eurself and the gentle
man from Inavale. We asked him II
il was . fact that he had sold out. He
denied the charge, and stated to us
that the petiiisn which he circulated
and which he intended to pressna to
the commissioners At die tune the
others was presented, wasseolen from
him by friends of the esunty officers.
So much in. explanation Of the above
from Mr.. Harvey. We decline -
make comments. as we thmS the
people arc able to draw their own esn-
illusions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

For the last two years or more We
have published the commissioners
proceeding free of cost to the county;
nearly all the other work We have
done for the county has been done a,
one third rates, and now We have
taken the contra ct to publish the
county superintendent notice to
teachers without charge. We have
also made the county = donation in
cash to assist il in getting a bridge
across the Republican at this place,
and have for . number Of years paid
in taxes nearly eight per cent on the
valuation of what little property We
have in the county. Without wishing
to seem facetious, We would suggest
that if there is any other favors hat
We al do the county We hope there
will be no hcsitancy in letting it be
known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

A lively serimmase took place Ut
the depot last Saturday night between
hotel men and bus drivers over the
possession Of a passenger, and several
persons was knocked down and tram.
pied On and blood flowed like water.
We object to this sort Of thing. The
good name Of our fair town will fall
into disrepute if this state of affairs is
allowed to exist. Our beloved brother
kenney and Ourself can do all the
q~uarreling and sparring that is neces.
sary. and We call upon supt. Camp
bell to quell the other rioters. They
are assuming the role that properly
belongs to the newspaper men, and
we wish to enter an emphatic pro-
test.
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Money To Loan

On Real Estate. IN Webster ani al
joining counties al the very best rfic.
IL nil pay every farmer Who think. q
borrowing money, e. see me bciur
making arrangements With any other
party.
No expense Ia the bbrroucr-no
tedious delay-no dealing ~,th eastern,
pariie--no application Zee. bonus uT
commissioned fee for making 81
recording papers nj taking soknowl
cdgcments-no advance or semi-an,
nual interest, and no interest until
money II actually an hand.
Call upon or address
X 4 sIuI~ox.
3sd Loan Broker. Blue Hill. Nch.
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x-.3es IA Asrvsy uE~.. .sss lvjI ssssiss
eli Sess.rs 80 ssy s~trs = $3.50
% -ssx3Asfss Fr f~sss~rs - -
.-~on 49,. a Ns1<k<s eDzStg- 81 nss
Gg..4 q. fke sss s<ssr4sJ IL be > -sA' :,
y.s~xa1 J.y AzrssF sad sss~ ~
biss din .. ts< so- ,s.sssss sst@~ $500
-.~s-~ xrrl- lzsy se1 D-ss-. 20 % 80
80 :. see si-- -s.artsy - fAs @a>t1t -
a.-A l.-~ -.sr.~.a-s Hz< b-s2s~
El-zsssts1s - cs~as~are 1's~~1 49,
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Ta;ss q sa,s ef a Is.rsJ.

ys'ies 10 hereby sives shss - Thssstss ~
18Th dag II Nay. Isl. zt N. res tees~e 81
G. y i~ks - hsrsosy pr~esDs. n srt~s
county yet1sts. o. ss~bsrf ~ tSs for.s>s
I siII SGsr ser sole ~ tie atpbSs es1fss -
,~.o years "a. sessh. ss~s. 20 EsA >as5
hsr,s 10 be rosd % a. ~~srsJ. 49,
Da.sa tss tss "a DAY II Ira- = u. 10.
rSLss = wnLs
c,f Jzstee - the rssre
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Zeal NONCT.

uah,n ssrsIs sEI tsss sst.s tsss .. rs
at = .f Tie p~srs q. snd 90 ssessU o~s.O
yeSr.sfaL tss>d an srs<s 10 sts<szrns -
IN. ssu 81 tv.sfy fear ssitsn sd $3.50
h AZ .<.kss p<stiss osts~e ss1 $500
- N R.sv = els.sssG 80 - Eias8 -usss -
a~fs sIssf I'D casss 80 e>ef-ssss -
Isrh AR sf A. a. -; ~ $500
yfLGfss D. EosT
nrs ~ cx.s d A-Sug ss Ar %
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NOTICE

Notice - hereby given. chat the
partnership here,ofor. existing BE-
tn cen the undersigned. under the trn,
name Of smith Bro & Thompson !.
tins aay dissolved on account Il the
expiration of Tune Cor which said
partnership VA .fEvi~i. ami that
Smith Bru- Who r 10 succeed To the
business ui .ali tirr,. al. as.unse al
liabilities of the same.
Red Coud Neb May II, lest
Ssrn liE.~
" u IHox-uS
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l.I:.;ss i,v!:'; q ::.:,:!

The fine stallion known a. T.m
the property 81 David B-@ch srl
stand for mares the present season -
the following rates VIZ o. - insus'
single msTc.two mnrc@ Ell, me-
than two by the same oNn"r. . GO
For the season ~. sIbg!c service. o.
Will stand at Red Clottd ON fnds}
and Saturday of each week At ditEuio
Rock. Mondays and Tuesday, 81 rssli
week, and a, Amboy Wcine@'ia,s sDi
THURSDAYS
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GROWN

No, the Grusa of Kin-s. o the
Crown III Glory. but the Cra~n SeHing
Machine, the latest and best machines
in .i.e market, j: viii pay yosI 20 call 81
the Ppt-Ofice and see u beiore you
- r. -s,e IL Y z TcN7
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All hind. .! s.:."

seen IN thi- section Weight 90 li.sa.
1907 pounds. Brautifil Raw. Stmut,f
real form g,--l i,f.. high carnage .
hc-t "f ali ~, kind a. a Ai.len lie pNu'
Also has n good Jack N,th him at IA
rates. tniil further nut,r" all -
found At the Commercial barn
Colt. can De seen a. the l,rcin.s's 90.
J"s. fo;le, state Creek. f.sq VAN.
~lnavalc. q Mccall Henry Dcrkk'.
at Becker farm and Rall-tun- ai g..
avalc, also ~ Rel Cloud Mul'. ,.
promise. of Low smith and Hen I"t'
nicr. Guide lissk. Elm creek mtl T,
AMI Red Cloud mill.
The owner ha. entitled ,hss iass
Capt smith boiug the G'm"us -
smith Jack formerly II Guric r.
Shows the brs, stock in the ,allc,
ID ItrrL. Pfpprs'or
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

Roby il agent for the celebrated
Milford -four, he has n large supply Of
both grades on hand. The poorest
grade Of this -four IL superior TO the
best grade Of -four sent out by other
manufacturers. Call a; Roby's and
get a sack, and have some nice, light.
sweet, and white bread. 3s;f
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HONEY TO LoANi

Money TO prove up with on final re-
ceipf. or on decided land ~ ; per cent.
and l-63 per cent cDmmis-ion- or ai
straight 10 per cent. no commission
JSo. X. WmDoor.
Office next door To- Chief Office. Sgf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

In oontInnIn; the bnascs- 81 the
old stand We lcs Ia .~s,r. sg a .ur
customers sni fnend. that tn. sxuae
ht-ral policy will H. observed ,u ihs
future. a. al I'll" past Ne shall he yrr.
pared at MI ume- io cstcad ample AZ.
commentators a. the legitimate want.
uf al branches 1t bsss,n~> sd fee
Justified In sosic,nns c,raiInuanv. II
our patronage. >s;rn BAGS.
.pt1
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

We perhaps will be ~pardoned for
criticising . little further, the late ac-
tons of the hoard of county commits
sioners. W. do it with no i'll will or
feelings of resentment, but rather with
compassion for the weakness of hu-
man nature. II is a matter of record
that the commissioners met on the
18th of of April to commence the in
vestigation Of county affairs. The
minutes of that meeting show that
they did not resolve Themselves into q
court of inquiry, neither did they pro-
coed to investigate as was announced
in the minutes of the previous meet
ing. They, however, Issued a sub
p9na for a Witness" an act for which
they are not c~rimnially liable, but,
il was al act that they had no legal
authority to perform. I'VE have the
advice Of one Of the principal lawyers
on this point.l
The commissioners. also, in the in
nocence of their hearts and with the
sublime wisdom and forethOught that
has made their deliberations famous,
so far, resolved" that the clerk need
not furnish the CHIEF with a copy OF
the proceedings, O. Considering that
the CHIEF has been in the habit OF
publishing the proceedings, or such
parts of them as We deem of intercs;
to the public, free of charge, the PEG.
pie are at a loss to know what promp.
ted that resolve" and some have
even asked us if Mr.. Tulleys is still
the board of commissioners.
Without wishing to find fault with
the honorable board of county commits
siOners, We would suggest, and hope
that We may be pardOned for making
the suggestion, that it would perhaps
better subservc the interests of the
Overburdened taxpayers of the county
If the honorable board would take
hold Of the matter brought before
them ut a recent meeting in the shape
of a petition, like men, and cease ia
meet as children to wrangle over petty
affairs that are of no consequence to
anybody. W. might, were We SO dis
posed, draw a pen picture of the aver.
age taxpayers Of this county living in
dugouts or sod-houses with the bare
ground for a floor, surrounded by a
number of children and patient wives.
toilins on, denying themselves and
their families all the Injuries and
many of the comforts of life that they
may-may what? may pay eight per
cent taxes on the valuation of their
COW, their pigs and their scanty house.
hold furniture, to be swallowed up
the Lord knows how, they certainly
do not. Yea, mortgaging their farms
and their homes hat they may pay
an Unjust burden Of taxation, shoulder.
ed onto them by either a dishonest or
an inefficient administration Of coun.
ty affairs. But We draw the veil. We
might 60 farther and ask the county
commissioners to draw the veil that
has shrouded the secret workings Of
the affairs of this county for the last
seven or eight years and unmask the
grinning skeleton of fraud and deceit,
Of error. and incompetency that it is
generally believed lies hidden there.
But We will not ask it. The people to
the number of two or three hundred
have asked it. Will their request be
granted
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

Editor Of the CHIEF:-We hand you
the following statement relative to
the financial condition of the Bridge
fund, feeling that it will be of interest
to your readers. with the request that
yOu nuhlish the same.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05
0EAGE SEED

Mitchell & Morhsrt hare for sale \
supply Of Usage seed aa q very reasons
bic price. Those who contemplate
growing = hei~e should give them, 4
eel So
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05
R see T

Crescent WAS foaled Man llth 1873.
Dame. inst SAMPSON. sired by q Thor
oughbred imported Norman. weight
1850 pounds. Will stand a, the prem.
i>e, Of the owner. on section &c town
, range y. near ThomasSlllc. four DAYS
of each week. and Fridays Of each
week six mile north of owners farm.
at Dixon's blacksmith shop. aud al
Blue Hill ON Saturdays.
TERNs-t y % Ia insure single
mare Two mares, els Single ser.
vice. 81 Parties are requested To be
prompt in attendance on stand No
responsibility for accidents. bu, care
will be taken Ia avoid them.
5StJ r. ". SnigIfH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

IL q fine hor-s. beng 81 fsfrhsror '
Canadian AMI Butcher Mprg,n 'posk.
beautiful dspple bay. sixteen hsai,
high. weight. l5D, pound.
JOHN IDE-CH. q
3tm3. Aubgt ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

Wait for the wagon" and 20 to
Mr.. NcBride's for a new hat
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

Headquarters fo- stylish Millinery
Il, Mas. NcRRIpE's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-05

Land oa.ee si Bioeninston Ssb. April y. Is-D
Motto. :. hereby sivss that the foIIo-i.s
! named . ettiss has 6isd notice ~ bis inssntiya ts
make knai proof in sspr-r' Of bis eisisa and %.
cur. Snail entry thereof kefote the eissh 81 the
District Court IN "A .bstsr county Ssh.. st his
Gee 10 Red Coed 90 Tus~dsy Jsiy 5tA.
1881. viz
ArsrsT Hcsss.
sp,ry No, 5aS for the = " section u
nun ? north range ? uess. and names the
folIouins a. his witns sees. TO prove eontin,sss
residence On and esitivstisn - ssit trS-t via
Bene let LeortseeAr. Jehs Lessi-eeas. J"hn
sshin and Ausrish xssher. ell Of 0sbts
Rock Ssb.
s1nir,ssce s.w. swIrZEE. Register.
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s.ss 8. ". swrrZzR. Rsssssss.

hand O4es % BiesnIssfos Ssh. nsy ~. Isi.
Notice D s.rshy given tAs, he f~oiisvias
ssu-i sessier has Sled notice 81 bis istsssies ..
make 2nst ppssf IN suepsrf 81 hs eiAsA. aaf
Iss,- eIsrt ef e,srt 10 Webster rossty, ~ 81
See IN Red cssa. Ses- % sstssdsy JAY yb.
Nj. viE
Losn SrssnK
hi entry Ne. L16 sse the sssfA-esys 7Us-sss 81
p>c,,en ~ tosp 4 pog;b rage , vsst. sod nszss
- EDllssipg - his visss~s- 70 rfoys cestEns-
oss Ye.idsaes skes and esitsvstsss q rstd tr.es-
yp Ia .ore kiek Joha Hiansfs>sB oses
Sal, snt Mssss Bssku. ell - fse1zsvtils.
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