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THE SOUTH.
Tennessee.

The Flood at Nashville. NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.-The river continues to spread over the ground. It rose steadily all day, but is now about on standstill. Several hundred families have been com
 pelled to move out of their homes to-day.
 The citizens relief association has been or
 ganized, and they have collected over $3,OOO
 for the poor.
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sian ambassador, by man named Johan Tech, who hurled stone through the win dow of the ambassadors carriage while re- turning from drive.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.

SENArE.-The bill to permit Judge Hunt of the Supreme Court to retire was passed, and then the Sherman funding bill taken up and Senator Salisbury took the floor. He followed by Sena- tor Hill, of Georgia who took the ground that the ises threats induce holders of and per cent bonds to accept lower rate Of interest and that the action of Secretary Windom was illegal and uncon- sttutional This led to colloquia debate, Nessrs. Windom. Logan, McMillan. Hoar and others partici- pating Mr. Call obtained the floor, when the Senate went into executive session. and at p. adjourned to Monday.
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NEW YORK.
A Failure as Hamlet,

ROCHESTER, Jan. 19.-Anna Dickinson made her debut as Hamlet at the Grand Opera House this evening The play was failure. Her support was very poor.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-3 P. Nj. Money closed at per cent. Exchange closed firm at s483Kas4s716. Governments closed steady. [olosing prices reported over the private wire of RTNNFIJ, X SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
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Circus Building in Flames.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 19.-Kremser's circus, a large wooden building, was destroyed by fire today. A number of horses and several stablemen lost their lives.
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HoUsE.-After long discussion the proposition to increase the membership of House committees presented from the Committee on Rules, and which Mir. Robeson said WAS not made to conciate anybody or spread plaster over any soreheads suffered de- feat to-day after three days scussion by being committed to the committee without instructions
 The House then considered and passed the bill ap- propriating $5000 to remove from Atlanta to Wash ingon the agricultural exhibits donated by the cotton exposition.
 communication read from the Secretary of War recommending an appropriation Of S10000 for the board of Indian commissioners.
 Monday next at p. 1n. fixed the day and hour for hearing memorials to the late Senator Bur side of Rhode Island
 The House adjourned at APO D. m
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----s5. s-a----7-=s Decline nf Man

Impotence of mind, limb or vital function,
 nervous weakness, sexual debility, etc., cured
 by 'Wells Health Renewer," $1, at drug gists'. 289 State st.
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Austria.

Attempt to Kill the Russian Minister
 VIENNA, Jan. 10.--~An attempt was made to-day to assassinate M. dOubrie, the Rus
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Suicide and Dyspepsia.

most remarkable cure for dyspepsia, ''Wells' Health Remover" The greatest tonic, best bilious and liver remedy known, $l. Druggists. 2S9 State st.
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Saved by the Hangman's Rope.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 19.-William Johnson, indicted for grand larceny, and John Weis- sen, for burglary escaped from jail by mak- ing a hole in the roof and using the hang mans rope to let themselves down.
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Max. Tsmp. 96; Min. Tenn. 23 +Total Rainfall or Melted Snow dnohes and 100ths), .00; Max. velocity Of wind, 12 miles per hour
 FOR JANUARY 19, 1881. Max. Temp, 32; Min. Temp, 20; Rainfall .OO Weather, fair
 Rainfall from sunset of yesterday to sunset of to- day. J. H. SHERMAN, Observer.
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District of New Haven ss Probate Court,(

District of New Haven Probate Court,(
 January 18th, 1882. ] HESITATE of WILLIAM E. GRANNISS, late of New EI Haven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate payment to SHERMAN E. GRANNIS| ja20 2d1w* Administrator.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,

Distrlct Of NeW Haven ss. Probate Court,(
 January 18th, 1882. ] UPSTATE of MARY J. GRANNISS, late of New Ha- Ex ven, in said district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debarred a recovery All persons in- debted to said Estate requested to make imme- diate payment to SHERMAN E. GRANNISS, ia2O 2d1w* Administrator.
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FOR SALE.

OAU 18&AA HOUSE AND LOT No. 169 Whalley avenue. Msiia House nearly new, modern Improvements lot k.lA 40 by about 16o. Inquire ia20 3t* THE PREMISES,
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.NucTLoMasgALEs

ID OCULAR Sale Sat arday, Jan Fist. at Il a. m., 1 ny Pleasure Sleigh, l side spring Top Buggy, set Business Sleigh Runners, Painted Chamber Suite, nearly new and usual variety of Line Goods and Fur iaO0O
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

INTERPRETATIONS Trumbull, Dec 2e Frank c. Starkweather and Miss Florence M. Hous ton, both of Trumbul
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FEyO THE Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greet E ing:
 You are hereby required to the Freemen of the City of New Haven registered in the Eleventh Ward to meet Wednesday the 25th day of January, 18S2 No. S6 James street. to vote by ballot for Alderman to represent said ward from the date of election until January 1st, 1884. The polls for said election shall be opened at 6 o'clock 6. m on said date and remain open until 5 o'clock p.
 Given under my hand in the City of New Haven this 18th day of January, 1882.
 JOHN B. ROBERTSON, Mayor. true copy of the original warrant
 Attest, THOS. c. HOLLIS, itv
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guing in this way and will continue to-mor row. It is rumored that he is talking against time for one of two objects, either to retain decision of the New York Court of Appeals or to prevent a verdict by the jury before Monday next, in which case, if the verdict is conviction, an appeal will, by going over one term, postpone the execution until fall Court adjourned at 3:15 till tomorrow morn ing. It is understood that Judge Cox will allow the prisoner to deliver his address to the jury if Scoville finishes in reasonable time.
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Corset Hands Wanted. Experienced BOners and
 Learners. Also a Few Binders, Finishers or Hand Sewers. Hand EmbrOiderers and
 Examiners. Steady Work and Highest
 Wages. Mayer. StrOuse & Co.,,
 Al Court Street. jan4
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TIT IS POLICY TENO buy where you buy cheapest. Cash does E the business with D. M. WEIGH & SON. Fresh Country Turkeys full dressed, 16o lb. 's " Chickens, ' 14c lb. Splendid Delaware Sweet Potatoes, 60c pix '' Baldwin and Greening Apples, soc pix. White Egg THrnips, 75c bushel. Yellow Onions for 15c pk Oranges! Oranges! Oranges 1!
 Dead shot this time-a job lot of 75 boxes Oranges
 to be slaughtered at the low price of Sc doz Only
 Sc for 12 oranges, fine for cutting up eating for shortcake.
 Best Table Butter 36c lb., nice for 32c ID. Butter for 22, 25 and 28c lb. We have the finest crop New Orleans Molasses to bs had in the city at roc ga nice for 60c Best Porto Rico COG gal, nice for 55c, good for 40c. Seeing is believing. as. NH. WeEcHa & Son, Nos. 2E and 80 Congress Avenue.
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BACoN-In this city, Thursday morning, Lucretia
 Champion, widow of the late Hon. Asa Bacon. Funeral services will be held at late residence at
 three o'clock Saturday afternoon. Friends will
 kindly omit flowers Internent at Litchfe1d, Conn. BELDEN-In New Haven, Jan. 19, 1882, Ann Francis,
 wife of Benjamin Belden, aged 85 years.
 Funeral from her late residence Townsend avenue
 Monday p. m, Jan. 23d, at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited without further notice. Hartford Courant please copy. MAGUIRE-In this city, Jan. 18th, Ella L. Mcguire. High of requiem at St. Patricks Church Satur-
 day morning at 9 o'clock
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n !,

Young Andrew, horses As cattle one
Wagon, seven; y-ope TO eight.
Young Austin, 9 horses 6 cattle one
wagon and impts, ~ 70 7s.
Young Oscar, one horse and impts,
seventy seven and eight.
Young Tom, two oxen and imPts, sew
enty-two to eight.
Young William, 2 horses 10 cattle 30
sheep and iinpts, " to rs.
Young Elijah, 3 horses, seventy seven
and eight.
Young Jcff, 40 acFs land pur of Julian
Young, seyenty-seyen and eight.
Young Julien, Sr. one horse one mule,
seyenty-seyen and eight.
Young Julien, 1873 acres sec 20 \ 8 R
", taxes seyenty-seyen,
Young Seaborn, impts and stock, sew
enty-seyen and eight.
Young Jesse, Isl acres IA sec T
sR3 ", taxes seventy eight,
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n.

Raspberry w G, one horse 4 cattle,
seventy three to eight.
Raccas Henry, one horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Rainwater Lawrence, impts, seven
ty seven and eight.
Rainwater @, ! horse and impts,
seventy seven and eight.
Read FL A, 4 horses IA cattle, tax
seventy eight.
Read Saul, | horse and impts,
seventy-three to eight.
Reid s Il, 120 acrs III Of N w Of S
II sec ia T 4sR 4 ", seventy
seven and eight.
Reid VIM, seven horses two oxen,
seyenty-one to eight.
Reeves Edmund, Q. I horse 5 cat
tie cart, seYenty-three toeight.
Reeves JAS M ward 4. 4 horses 6
cattle. seventy -fye 10 eight.
Reeves John y, 3 horses 8 cattle,
sesenty-two 10 eight.
Reeves john, Q. ! horse 10 cattle,
seventy-six to eight
Reeves Jobu Z, one mule 3 cattle,
seventy. Eve 10 Right.
Reeves J n, 4 horse Is castle, sew
enty-eighl.
Reeves Robert, one horse ! COW,
sevepty-elght.
Reeves Sol. oue horse z oxen, sen
entY-o t. eight
Reeves We q lApFsas seven ntstr
tie. seventy one { 3 eigst
Sesvas II - 10 a6Eas q lard ppr.
81 5as Cole y e g.
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Rester Gideon, 2 horses 2 oxen,
seventy-seven to eight.
Roster Albert, l mule and impts,
seventy-eight.
Roster Marion, / horse, senventy-
eight.
Rice JAS, / horse 3 cattle, seventy
one to eight.
Rice Jas, jr. one mare, one COW,
seventy-seven and eight.
Rice Jno, 1 horse 2 oxen, seventy
seven and eight.
Rice Jesse, / horse, seventy three
to six.
Richey Jno, two horse and impts,
seventy-seven to eight.
Rigmaiden Ant, one horse 4 oxen,
seventy-eight.
Rigmaiden Ed, l horse IL cattle,
seventy to seveDty-eight.
Rion d d, horse 6 cattle, seventy
four to eight.
Rion Sol, c. one horse and impts,
seventy-seyen and eight.
Ritter VIM, l horse, seventy-three
to eight.
Ritter Richard, l horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Ricketts, 0mer, one horse / cart,
seventy-seyenty and eight.
Roberts Undo, 2 horses, seventy
three to eight.
Roberts Jos, one horse and impts,
seyenty-six to eight.
Roberts Geo. one wagon, seventy
seven and eight.
Robertson Jim, C. 160 acres sec l
T8sRl w,seventy-five to eight.
Rodrigues Ignaee, / horse 2 oxen,
sevenry-fve to eight.
Rollins Levy, two horses 20 cattle,
seEenty-three to eight.
Rosa Theoshile, l horse 6 cattle,
seVenty-one to eight.
Roy Frozin, two horses SO cattle,
seventy-seven and eight.
Rover Jacob, three horses 10 cattle,
seEenty-eight.
Rowbuck W r, one horse 6 cattle,
seventy-three to eight.
Boss Beverley, C. impts, seventy
seven and eight.
Rutherford. W o, 5 cattle 6 oxen,
seventy-seyen and eight.
Ryan Andrew, C. horse impts,
seyenty-seEen and eight.
Ryan Chas, one horse ten oxen, l
log cart, seyenty-seyen d eight.
Ryan Louis. C. two horses, seventy
seven to eight.
r, an Nero, one horse two mares,
seventy-seven anu eight.
Ryan VIM r, one horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Ryan Wm, C. impro'mts, seventy
seven and eight.
Richmond Jno A, / horse, seventy
eight.
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his services as the directors may deter
mine.
The directors shall have power to
purchase any property. real and per-
sonal, for the corporation, md to sell
and convey any property, real and per-
sonal, belonging 10 the corporation, as
they shall determine TO be for its best
interests.
Gonyeyances OF real estate may be
executed by the president and secretary,
when TIE directors authorize such con-
yeyances to be made.
The directors may exercise thepowers
epecified in tllis charter by acts IN writ
ing signed BY majority Of tho direc-
tors. The acts done by such writing
shall be binding on the corporation.
The directors may make bylaws for
the corporation.
Z. Citation may be served upon the
president Of the corporation or on the
superintendent.
5. The mode Of liquidation NJ the
Termination Of this charter shall be as
follows The property Of the corpora
ton shall be sold aud our Of the pro-
ceeds all debts and demands lawfully
existing against the corporation shall be
paid. and tho balance Of the proceeds
shall be divided among and paid to the
stockholders MS dividends on their stock.
8. The names OF the subscribers to
the capital stock Of the corporation and
the number OF shares subscribed by
each at the execution Of this charter
are as follows
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Tanner Saml, one horse, seventy
six to eight.
Taylor J p, 246 acres S e and
of W sec 80 : 81 S + eleven W
seventy seven and eight.
Taylor Henry, one horse 8 oxen
seventy seven and eight.
Theillemann Geo, l horse 8 cattle
] wagon l hack, seventy-eight.
Thibodeacx ALI, / horse and impts
seyenty-six to seven.
Thibodeaux Noel, l59 acres WI o
| Nw4 &Na of s WI sec Is 4 5 s
4 W, seventy-eight.
Thigpen Newton, l horse, seventy
seYan and eight.
Thompson II b, 20 acrs sec 20 T {
sR3w, and enc horse, seventy
three to eight.
Thompson James, 2 oxen a. impts
seyepty-six to eight.
Thompson Tbos, 2 horses 2 oxeI
and impts, seventy-seyen a. eight
Thompson s A, 2 horses & impts
seyenty-seyen and eight.
Thompson w HI, l59 acres FL Of
sec 36 T seven b 8 W, seventy
seven and eight.
Thompson WIN, ore horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Thorn Jos, G. one horse four oxen
seyenty-seyen and eight.
Trahan Jos, jr. two oxen a. impts,
seyenty-ope to eight.
Trahan o p, or Emile, LOO acres
sec 44T9sR3 seyenty-eight.
Trotti Elizabeth, ~ @ Frazar agt,
30 cattle, seyeaty-three to eight,
Tnrner Amos, one mule, seventy
five 10 eight.
tn, Der ID ), 4oIeo and iupt'mts,
seventy seven and eight.
FufpeE W b, two borses 2 oxen a
imp;s, seyen;y.siX aud seven.
Fylef j L. oae DO Sc, seyenty-6ye
Tyler J. w, 2 DO ses two oxen and
i@p;s, SeniS-two 10 eight.
10 seye oiy-Sig.
Yaugbap Dasid, ore horse, seven.
iy-sesen ard eight.
Verdeu BaptisIe, s cattle, seventy
six 10 eight.
Veeduo Batbolomy, two horses 8
cattle, seyeuty-tgo TO eight.
Verdan Jos, two boz ses two cattle,
taxes seFenty-eight.
Wick j III OF VI, 2 borses, taxes
seyent y.six.
Wick S ID, 8 boEses two oxen and
impts, seyen,seyen aud eight.
Yickery Jno FL, one horse, seventy
six 10 eight.
Vickery w j, acr land near La.
w VIZ depot, pur Of NJ p Gill,
With impts. seventy SIX to eight.
Yictoriu Jos ~, one horse seven
teen cattle one cart and impts,
seyeni y-six to eight.
Victor Jas, cone horse and fmpts,
seventy seven and eight.
Vincent Ell, one horse 3 oxen one
cert, seyenf y-segen and eight.
Kineept 0meI, 5 cattle and inpts,
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Nichols A M, l horse and impts,
taxes '78.
Nixon Jos, l horse 4 oxen. taxes
~ to rs.
Nix Martha A, schooner Lydia,
taxes ~ TO rs.
holland mrs 0, 3 horses 81 cattle
and impts, taxes 70 to '78.
holland ] v, l horse l COW and
impts, taxes seventy-eight.
Oquin VIM, 2 horses 6 cattle and
impts, taxes seventy-four to eight
Ortego SostheDe, / horse 2 oxen
and impts, taxes seyenty-tbree
to seventy-eight
Ogg Jno, / horse 4 cattle, taxes
seVenty-seven TO eight.
Odom JAS, 2 horses 4 cattle and
impts, taxes III to '78.
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Sanders Tom, one horse, seventy
six to eight.
Sanders Jos, one horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Sanders Pink, one horse and inpts
seventy seven and eight.
Sanders Allen, one horse and
impts, seventy eight.
Sonnier Gedeon, 2 horses 4 oxen
and impts, seventy four to eight
Sonuier Placide, one horse 2 oxen
seventy four to eight.
Sonnier Sosthene, one horse two
oxen and impts, seventy seven
and eight.
Sonnier Bellile, 2 horses 2 oxen
and impts, seventy seven and
eight.
Sonnier Aurelien, l horse 2 oxen
and impts, seventy two to eight,
Sonnier Donat, one horse 2 oxen
and impts, seventy eight.
Seigler Jas, one horse and impts,
seventy six and five.
Shirley Danl, one horse ten cattle,
seventy seven.
Shirley David, 4 horses rs cattle
and impts, seventy seven a. eight
Shirley Alex, one horse and IL cat
tie, seventy seven and eight.
Shoemaker Jno sr, one horse 3
cattle and impts, seventy seven
and eight.
Shoemaker Jno ir, two horses and
impts, seventy seven.
Shuff Clinton, impts, seventy SIX
to eight.
Shut Cyrus, two horses two cattle,
seventy three to eight.
Simmons WIN, ward 81 l6l acres
Q / of 0 / sec 29 and 9 ! of n
e4 sec 81 I 4 W, and impts, sew
enty five and six.
Simmons VIM ir, two horses one
mule twelve cattle, seventy seven
and eight.
Simmons w b, one horse IA cattle,
seventy three to eight.
Simmons q ID, one horse three cat
tie, seventy five to eight.
Simmons Jno +, two horses fifteen
cattle and impts, seventy eight.
Simmons J u, one horse 3 cattle,
seventy seven.
Simmons Jas, ward one) 3 horses
~ cattle, seventy three to eight
Simmons JAS ST, ward 81 one horse
a impts, seventy seven a. eight.
Simmons Jas, (Iles' yacherie) three
horses seventeen cattle ten sheep,
seventy seven and eight.
Simmons Jacob d, two borses III
cattle, seventy five 10 eight.
Simmons g J, one horse, seventy
siG.
Simmons Joseph, one horse seven
cattle seventy seven end eight.
Simmons Zach 90 two hofses,
seven seventy and eight.
Simmons IrYin, one horse, seventy
seven aud eight.
Sim mons Buck, one horse, seventy
seven.
Sirmon J 7, one horse, severity
six to eight.
SHmon Josiah, one horse 4 cattle,
seventy five 70 eight.
Sirmon II =, two horses seven cat--
10 and lnpls, seventy slT to
aight.
Sishaon Wm, one horse and seven
shaep, sveDty seven and eight
Sirmen lAwrenee e Que Horse
seventy seven apd eight
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Smith Uriah, Que horse one or
seventy FIVE to eight.
Smith Raymond (c.) eighty-nin,
acres Of land on Hickory Branch
and one horse, seventy sever
and eight.
Smith Mary mrs, 25 cattle, seven
ty five TO eight.
Smith Ell, one horse 8 cattle, sew,
enty sic to eight.
Smith T 7, one horse seven cattle
seven FIVE to eight.
Smith Jos, one horse eleven cattle
seventy FIVE to eight.
Smith Joseph, two horses, seventy
three to eight.
Smith Geo, two horses twelve cat.
tie, seventy seven and eight.
Smith Elias, three horses fourteen
cattle, seventy eight.
Smith Danl, one horse four oDeD
seventy three to eight.
Smith d d, one horse, seventy
seven and eight.
Smith G, one horse four oDen, sew,
enty five to eight.
Smith L L, one horse two cattle, sew
enty seven and eight.
Spears W f, two horses two oxen
one cart, seventy five to eight
Spikes Jno, two oxen and impts
seventy to eight.
Spikes Henry, one horse, seventy
eight.
Spikes Andy, two horses Is cattle
seventy seven and eight.
SATISFY JAS, one horse five cattle
seventy six.
Stanley Amos, one horse four cat,
tie, seventy FIVE to eight.
Stanley Frank, one horse & impts,
seventy three 10 eight.
Stanton Valentine, 6 cattle, seven.
ty seven and eight.
Sanders Stark, so sores W ] of {
W sec 81 t seven 8 thirteen
W, seventy eight.
Stephens Nicholas, 100 acres in
sec % aud 81 t s 3 seven W
seventy eight.
StokeIy VIM, &C. two oxen & impts
seventy three to eight.
Stovall W F, one horse and impts
40 acres in sec % t3sr6 W
seventy eight.
Stodder d G, one horse four oxen
seventy FIVE to eight.
Skiner JAS, one horse eight cattle
oue wagon, seventy eight.
Sfrother P E, one horse two oxen
& impts, seventy seven &c eight
Stroller Jno, two cattle 81 impts
seventy six to eight.
STROLLER Jos, three horses 20 cat.
tie, seventy four to eight.
STROLLER j N, one horse % cattle
seventy four to eight.
STROLLER Al, one horse five cattle
seventy five to eight.
Strahan AL, one horse five cattle
seventy seven and eight.
! SpurIoek A j, 2 horses s cattle
seventy eight.
Sullivan Danl, schooner Sea Bee
seventy seven and eight.
Sneed WIN, one horse two oxen
seventy seven aud eight.
Sanders Geo, (e.) enc horse, seven.
ty seven and eight.
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Nom Residents.

BengamiDe ] u, l2l acres secs 0 Il 10
sR9w, taxes seyeDty-eigbt.
Bouchel O d, l60 acres n IL of j l-2
sec Q T losR9 ", taxes Ts.
Harrison w r, l42 acres lots Q, 3, 4
aud 3, sec II 4 9s = 10 v, tax sew
eDty-seyen.
Hutch Peter, l57 acres lots 8, 0, 10 A.
IL sec 4T9, sR Q ", sevspty-seyen
and eight
Murphy w y, 1888 acres 5 E IA sec 81
$50 II ", taxes seycnty-seyen.
McCorquodale gno N, 100 acres y y
IA see 81 rs n l3 v, 10 to ~.
Gibblett r G, 40 acres lot n sec 10 i
9sR low, seyenty-six to eight.
Palmer Jno, SO aers n " ~ Of J
Ia sec SO T2sR - v, taxes TS.
Pujo Clsrissc, lSs acres lots 9, II. ls
aud l6 sec 25T7 SAL ", taxes rs.
QaiR Jas n, l60 acres IA "a sec 26
rssR y VI taxes seYenty-seycn
Reid 5no 9, 50 acres i ~ &c Sc "a
sec Y rs sR6 AZ taxes seventy
seven