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T.r ' 0 ooog.2 * S. £. t III £• I
?» J ? ^ I a t if S i : j H ? ' ; ! H ; I
owner’s Kami. 3",Ssg^?s' • ,5 j * i : j * : 1
:i I § I™ : ? : h ; ■ : ; :v
1 ; j if lj ; : i 1; 1: ill !; 1; ii j !
Johnson, Delia . nw nw 21 Hn owl 15 I 1867 IS 15,3 0h8 2:88 {WljS 06 3 021$ lob 02
Jackson. John W.nw.. 202n 8 J160 2 10| tin 4 60 I 16 90 241 tlo 40
Kirkscy, \V II. nw sw... *5 3n 7 40 bSl 17 2 02 50 27 07 45 11
Killgorc, Sim, estate . w hf nw 212n 5 hj 1‘ 10 60 1.5; 16 01 27 07
KeiinedvgTheiua* R . . sc . . ne and
same.so ..nw. .H 3n 6 , bO j 75 IW 2 13 53 30 08 50 13
Knnady, James, est, lots I ,
Hand 12, blk 3, e s, Dos ^rc, i 50. 13 75 19 20 05 34 08
Linder, MB .w hf. sw .5 In 9 80 1 20] 3d 1 80 45 48 42 80 20
Lowrance, M E.sc — 22 4ii 10 160 1 651 41 2 4s 62 66 17 1 10 28
Laugou, C 1*, lots 5,6 and
7, blk 16. Derails Mutf 1 72j 43 3 5> 90 67 17 1 15 29
same lot 21, blk 199, IDerall’sBluTf I 6»<i 16 94 23 , 25 06 41 10'
Long, MU.‘nw ne,.. 21 In 1 40 38; lit 1 10 28 29 07 48 12
It.angl'ord.'Lueinda.'ehf sw 16 Ih 9 i 80 1 20 30 1 80 45| 48 12 80: 20
Lee, T V.nw nw . 16 |„ ,5 ,40 1 251 31:2 8s 72] 50 13 77 19
Lackey. T... .~bw .. 34 ;5n 8 160 1 9M 4.5 2 8.5 71; 76 19 72t 18
L>tton, Greeu, estate aw. .sw.15 &] ; I -j
' sumo.c lif sw. lain ,9 120 i 6 OUil 50 9 00 2 25|2 40 60 4 00,1 00
Morrill. A V, lots 1,2,3. j ] L
4, 9, 10, 11 and 12,1 !
blk 45. w s, Dos Arc 1 7 sol! 95 11 70 2 92;3 12 78 5 20il 30,
Means, Til.s hf. . so... »3n 5 ] 84 ] 2 36 59 4 64 1 131 94 24 1 57 40'
same....block 1, in 16 3n 5 130 0d| 15 90 22] 24 Oti 40 10]
same . block 2, in 16 3n 5 U-,44) ' 60 15 90 22 j 24| 06 40 10:
same .block 7, in . 16 3n'5 40 i ' ,«o| 15 90 22] 24, 06 40 10]
McCain, VV A.ec....l0,2u 5 160 : 5 OO'l 25 8 50 2 13:2 00 50 3 34' 84
same.w hfsw . 10'2n 5 ! 80 i 1 00] 2.5 1 50 38 . 40 10 67 17 ;
same.ehf.. nw 15,2n 5 80 i 1 UW 25 1 60 38. 401 Id) 67 17
Heaehain, Sonnet.uS. .nw.. 16 m 10 40 I ' 45] 11 168 42 ' 18 05] 30 08!
Moon. Mary, est lots l, 2 | 1 | a U I
an 13. blk 38, Dos Arc.. I 501 3S 2 25 56 60 15,1 00 25
same lots 7 & 8 blk 38 lies Arc.. 1 1 00] 26 1 5o 38; 40 10, f>7 17
McKnight, Marv.n hf sw and 1 i
same . .».w hf n hf and 1
same.sc . nw.. J8 4n 7 200 2 00 50 3 00 7.5, 80. 20; 1 34 34
Moore, James..uw..nw.. .30 3» 4 71 93 1 96 48 3 94 98 78 19 131 33
same.. .sw..nw. 30,3u 4 55 70 28| 07 42 10 1! 03 18 05
same.nw. .sw.. 30]3n 4 64 78 321 08 48 12, Hi; 03 22. (Hi,
same. shf. shf. 303n 4 j 75 64: 38; 09 57 14 15 04 25 06
same.n hf 11 hf. 8l]3n 1 ,100.89: 5-1, 16 81 20 22, 06] 30: 09
same .s lif. ne... 35 :in 5 80 40: 10 CO 15 lfij 01, 27| 07
same.n hf.. sc... . 35 3n 1 j 80 40; 10 60 15, 16] 01 27 07
Murrell, JasM . .s hrs hf. .sc. .and] | • . I |
same.sw’ee. ,e hf... .6 2s 9 60 1 75 14 3 03, 91 70 18 1 16 29
sums .. .w lif9 and I 1 I ! I I 1
sumo.n hf so and] i . j
saint-. .11 w se 8 and j
same. nhf.se.. ami !
samp. nw se 8 aud ] j
same.;w lif swSnixl , L
a same...sw... I 2s 9 !1000 7 50'l 8811 23 2 81,3 00 75 5 001 25
M inn, Win & C W.n lif 11 j I | ]
same... .s hf 11 & ' I | ! '
same .-sw. ...21 2n 5 800 10 90.2 72 18 35 1 59 4 30 1 09, 7 2(J|1 81
Massey, Jus, est, lots 2&4.nw and 1 ] - ] j
same.nw. .31 on ,7 ! 80 40 10 CO 15, 10 04 27; 07
Monfan, B C, lots 1 and 5 . ,.swl9and |
same.. .. ! . i.sw... .193n 7 120 3 45! 81 0 18 1 5.. 1 38, 3y 2 301 58
Mitchell. Barnev..s hf. .sw .. 14 On'(5 80 let 39 3 2 • -U| (io In 1 00 j 25
McKay, II F, est..no ... 3H tn ,9 ,100 3 i'! 00 3 Co 90j 90 24 1 00 40
same.swswfr30& ) | I
same . w lif nw . .30 In !« [154 2 31 58 3 47 ST' 93 23 1 54' 38
McKay, A. A, M X & 4?dpt . ..so. . ,7 In !8 ,120 3 58: 90 5 37 1 34 1 45 i)t, 2 38 59
same .pt section.. Si lu 8 '500 ! 10 00:2 60 h* 00:! 75 1 00:1 00, 0 (77 1 o?
McCollum, WJ.se.3 4u is 100 2 < 5 ta 3 9,10010; 27,1 77 41
same .pt..sw.2 In |8 45 03 10 5: 25 25; 00 45 11
Miller, Thou lots 3, 4,5 j j I J
and'., blk 15, Des Arc ... • 1 7(3 4. 2 5ti Of fie 1.' 1 13 ■ 29
same. ...lot 8, blk 1, Des Are... I 50 3' 2 25 50; CO. 15. 1 09 i>5
Maun, VV, est s lit’ 3 aud |_; !
same .ne . ...9 2n 5 480 . 3 52 9- 4 8' i 4.1 o.; .*9 2 Cl 65
Marshall, D C, estate. ptno. sw. 94n 9* 27 1 35, 31 1 98 50i 51 111 90 22
same .ptse. .nw. 9 In 9 10 25| O' 38. 10 l<*j 02 17j 04
* same .pt . sw.. . 33 oil j9 100 80i 2" 1 2' 3<' 32; 08 .>3 13
McDaniel, 11. estate. shf ne and | .
same.....lie .ne ... 15 5n |0 120 l 1- 2" 1 0 1) 1! 18
Nelms, Elizabeth. nw . 2‘ In 9 100 l (<0| to 2 4w 60 04 10 1 0. 27
Nichols, Calvin.tie . 2f 3n ,7 160 2 05 57 3 08 71 82 2«| I 37; 34
Newby, W M..ne • 11 On 19 155 2 18 54 *1 I 07 S7j 22 1 53, 38
Nowles, Edward, heirs., e hf sw...30 3n,7 80 2"i 05 3* os' O'- 02 13, 03
same.c hf. .se.. 30 3n 7 80 ■ 20| 05 30 os os 02 13; 93
same . wbl'sc :in 7 80 20, 05 » 08 02 13, 03
same . . . sw . . .3i-3u 7 UK) 4"; lo 0; 1., 1» j 01 2i, 07!
Nichols, Julius.ne 24and ' _ . J i
same . e pt .so.. 3: 3u 7 100 1 4n Jf 3 i- 80; -*■ ; *y 9», 24
Newsom. James A. w hf nw. . .7 lu 8 80 1 Ouj Jo 3 )■ Sy • ! 1 07; 27
Owen, Jas . lot 10 blk 51. Des Are.... <'■" J-- 1 -‘0 !. it, lo Id
same lot 1, blji 51, Des Are... 5u 13 7,. 19' 2.1 0* 34' 08
Phillips. .1 B, estate.s ...l*3n 7 100 80 io I So 30. 52; 08 5,1, 13
Perry, W F, estate.sw . 1 2n 0 100 1 00 4o 2 IP 00 oo lo I 07j 27
same.s hf. sc.I in 0 80 80| 20 1 20 3 32, 08 .VI. 13
same .n hf nw. ..1* in !*> 80 | 80] 2i 1 2o 3": 32 0- a3, 13!
same.ne.. ne .. 2.5 in 0 40 ] 40, lti CO !• 1*;, ('j 27, 07]
same .ne. . tie . 25 3n 7 49 40 lo 60 15 0 01 27 07
Percifull.-AVm.ne.. .nw.. .10 2n :7 40 30 0.- 45 11 12; 03 20, 05
Perrv, Mri B.:sw...sw and . J , , , , j
same. . . se.. sw.... 2 In 5 80 2 2aj 5< J 3' 1 10 f>0j ~: 1 «i(}j 38
same. s hf se aud I |
same . ne .sc. .. 5 in 5 120 8()| 20 1 20 3, 32 0'1 53; 13
same, lots 5 and**,blk 30. Des Arc 50 13 iv 1" 2' 6y 34] 0s
same .lot 10, blk 30, Des Arc. 25 (V 3' lu i 0- 17 01
Patterson, J IV. u hf nw 2.’ in 9 80 1 2,- 3. - 9: 7. 5i l y 85 21
Parliwn, Marv . .lots 11 ,
and 12, blk 57. Des Arc. . 75 19 1 14 29 30 08 . 50 13
Pinklcv, G B .e hf. .ne.. .8$ In 9 70 1 40 35 3 10 So a* 10 93 23
same.nw 3? In 9 100 1 00 40 2 40 00 04 10 1 07 27
Pollock, John.b lif. .ue..and , „ .....
same . V nbf.nw . .29 in 7 100 1 00 40 3 4c 00 0 . 10 1 0 / 27
Pearce, Emily . se ... 8 in 9 100 1 00 2- I eb 3s 40 10 07 17
Perkins, Emily.sw..sc..and
same.BO...BW. .15 Is 7 80 > 80 20 1 ;0 3" 3l 08 .Vti 13]
Pittman, A A.no ... 1< tn .8 160 2 35 55 4 55 1 1::] 9.. 23 1 57 39
same . ne...nw ..19 tn 8 10 40 lo 00 15 ll 04 27 07]
Perry, John 8, estate, ehf.whf. ,s4n 5 160 : 1 GOi 40 2 4t (Hi 0! lt.j 1 07 27’
same.lie., .nw.. .32 on 0 4l> ! 80 20 ‘ 2t 3o 3:2 OS! ;>3 13!
.. . _ .r.. 4* in ini 11. . 1“' If 1 <k t; 07 i
same.W hf.nw.. .30-in 103 5~ 13 *10 2;-j 31 C>t> j
Raulston, M D. lie. ... 7 In 8 ICO SO 20 1 -0 30 3- 0. o3 13
Rives, Robert K. estate, w hf ne . 27 3n 7 89 83 2: \ •*) .11 3iij 00 _ .13. 17
Ragsdale, Valiev.. sw... .11 In 8 100 3 50 87 •> -• 1 II I 8( 4o 2 3.. 58
Richardson. Charles..sc . . .17 4n 8 100 3 Os 77 -* 0- I 40 1 2.» 3] 1 u.j ,il
Richmond, R A..se....3i in 5 160 4 401 10 7 by l 90 1 7(, 41 2 93 73
same .nw sw and
same ..se. sw . and ■ j
same . w hfnw . .83 In 5 100 2 40 60 3 bo !*m 9t ; 24 ICO 40
same. e hf.nw. and
same.. sw. nw and
same.j sw.. .ue.. .20 In 5 ICO 2 40 Cl. 3 Oi) IK) 9f i 24 1 CO 10
same , .lots 1. 2 A 3, , . _ ,
blk 0. Dos Arc. 1 00 1 00 b Oui :>o 1 60j 1 2 6i 67
Ross, AW .1" .nw ..33 4n 7 100 l 30 3i 2 9-* 71; 5: 11. 87 22
same.u hf .. . 4 3n 7 120 80 21. 1 20 3"! 3. Of- 53 13
same ... se.. nw ...4 •**» 7 40 In 0: 3d 08} 01 01 07: 02 i
Ragsdale. Joshua..no.3 In 8 100 2 2;i 5. J 38 1 10 9o 2*. 1 50. 38 j
Ray, Mrs E A . nw,. sW , . .'2 5n 9 40 70 It* 1 20, 2.'- Oi, 17j 12 i
Russell, James, heirs.. n lit se21 and , i i i \
same. . n hf sw . .22 5n 10 100 80 2d 1 20 30 3: OS 53; 13 1
same . !»t. ..se ..27 *>u 10 50 25 0. 38 19 I 0., 17 04 1
ItarIlford, Win.ne ...15 In 9 100 2 27 5' 1 9a 1 23 1 31 31 2 1.8 55
Robinson, Ri«.so.1 In 9 100 2 40 Ot: 1 CO 1 15; DO, 24; 1 00 40
lterdell, M C.. lots 2,3.8. . L :
9,10,11 and 12. blk 5. e s, Res Are 15 0>‘ 3 77 23 eJ.j 88 G 00 1 5< ilO 00 2 50 j
sume. lots 17 & 18, bl 1. i 1
42, Duvall's Muff. 3ft 77 4 501 U i 20 3C| 2 00| 501
same.se-se.. .if In 5 40 60; 13 *■* l.|: 3} 06 .<4 OS,
Raborn, (■ W, estate... .ne . ..11 In 6 ICO 80 20 1 -0 3. .ii Of o.l, 13
Red Steuben, cat. lot* 9 , , ! , „,! , !
am*0, blk if*, w s. Res Are . 50 13 <■* U| 2< 0. 34. Os ;
Rosa, Ooorge J.ew..ee.9 mio , ... I ,,,
same .i*. se sw .9 in 5 80 84 21 ~ -■ 34 0b od] 13,
Rogers, U l», estate ..ne. . .8.5 In 8 100 80i 20 I -o !»*: 3.. 0, j3. 13;
Raulston & Jackson,.. u hf M and _ , .... |
same..sw.. .ne ...7i2n 0 100 60 13 7o 13 -0 0„ 31, 08,
Robinson. BM.w hi", nw . >3u 3 W 1 Of 25 2 50 C3i 40 !(■ 07 17 ,
ltussell, W II.7-ehf..uw21A ; I 01K ...
'same ... blk 16 in... It. 4n 5 120 GO 15 .90 . 22; 24 O', 40 10
Unborn, MIC. nw....fln « l«f) 8<_, 20 1 20 St) »•, A, 53 13
3‘iifio . so fr ."nw.. . 4 In 4U 4: 2*» (H & 4»M li j 0- 1/ 01
• efrptuwnc. in o 3127 15 01 23 o' » 01 10 02.
Rudisill, Mrs. lots 1 and ,. ! „.j ,,, ...
IS, blk 10, Umauisvilte ;tio-0-7 2 no 6.. I •-> 41, -<, 0, 34 Oh,
''i„ntner«, A J . .«WW2* > 89 1807 1 75 4 - 3 M VI 70| 1, 117 »|
• Saddler, B H, estate, i. ehf .se . 4 In 9 80 i M* 20 * -0- Jb| 3-, 0. .u l
Beckett, Alexander . nw fr sw. 19in 9 49 2. 1 fw, 4t 3 7e 9. i4j 19 1 23, 31
Smith, J D. .lots 2, $ 4,6 i o ov r - i- sw1 oi
Snell,John . . ...no 2 5u 9 100 t 60: 40 2 Id & 61 1 l 0t. 2< j
Stillwell, 8, estate_ *w nw 11 A 1 . ,. i . .. , ,, J •
same ..’.:.sw ...tlsO 200 (1 20} 3d 1 30 W 1' 1. SO, 20}
same...sc 27 and I j , „ „ ,, rJ ... j
same....-..nW . .1 : 2u 7 121.) | 8u. 2‘J 1 J'b 360 3 0: 13}
Hnhmklt, J ., .swsw .ew. 11 4n 5 10 | 1 60 38 3 25 6! , bo, l.;j l 00, 2|»|
Btratton. Charles.e hf sw. .2'. in 7 SO I 1 4< ; 35 3 10 > 1 <j 23
Smith, >1, estate...ie....3 iu 7 100 l fiOi k. 2 1U GOi 04 It I 07 27
Smith, J D.se.4 and
same. (MV 4 and
same.. s fr hf nw 4 4b
same . w pt sw no.l ln 9 m 3( I 7 35 1 8411 03 2 7C 2 94! 74 1 904 83
Shuford, L W, estate s hf. nw 21 In tt 180 ! 80 20 1 20 :» 32 08 53 13
Sniblev, 8 A.7.nw . .17 tn 5 jl«t) j 2 28 57 3 42 85 91 23 1521 38
Swanigen. Mr* C.*e ...215ni7 100 | 2 S3 71 4 75 1 19 1 13 2> 1 ajj 45
Sharp, E E.ne . 19 4u 10 400 ! 80 20 1 20 3‘i 32 0^ 53 13!
Smith, .John F.nw and ! ; i j ]
same .w hf sw and I \
■ same . nw. no J,2 3n 8 1270 35 1 86 40 3 78 95 71 19 1 231 31
* Tillman JesseS .... se 2' In I ,100 ! 8 15 2 Oi U 2J3 3! 3 2f. 81 i 6,43,1 331
"an" sw etln'9 100 i lot) 25 1 50 38 Wl lot f7i ' 17!
M!l„. . s hf ne St■ 111 > SO 2 OO S 3.00 751 80[ 26*! 1 R1. 3J1
.. '7' ' / s s. s l' - ~ . J ■ i t? Z 2 I
Li 2 I I?' * ?! % I | Li 11 g f i 5 s. | 1
* % L r - » 2 -j 11 I i-12.1 ^ I I
1 ^ o vi 03 ! 43 r ^ -1 H p i ’ j 1 bJ
OWN Ell's NAME r = i a 9- 2 ! P 1 1 ! £? • 2* !
12 -a b a « . 3 t ?! ! 5 • x x
I ■ m S’ o •“• u Ci £ I • • ■ ;
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__ __ _ _ |__:_ |: J. [> «1 ; | : jit: I . 1 ■ ■
Xlnunaa, .1 nuts. t. . ne. 10 3n |5„ 160 j lst?7 '-l H»J$ 30.32 33j8 58,8 (>2|S 16*1 03 ^ 26
Tubbs, Win.inn nw nw 14 In j5 10 1 _ 2 05 51 4 08,1 ()2 32 21! 1 40 35
Tolbert, K .. . i . . iiw 17 In ;10 109 05-6-7; 8 :!0‘2 07' 8 65 2 101 40 35' 2 33 * 58
Hilly, W M.sw ne sind j III
s'uue .nw se .31 5n 5 80 1867 ' 2 80 70 5 20 4 301 12. 28, 1 87 47
I’hweatt, M W nw . 13 4n 7 160 f 2 00! 50 3 00 75 80 20 1.33 33
Name sw ne 13 In 7 40 (A)! 15, 90 22 * 24 06 40 10
Vaden At Harrison, n ptilots 7, 8 & 9,' I ! j |
Mine.block 26,lies Ate ) I 75 10 1»13, 28i 30 08 50; 13
Vadcu. Geo W, lot 4 blk 41, I»ea Arc j 5 50 f 37, 9 25 2 3T2 20 55: 3 67 92
Vailen & Frith 6 frl ptjsw fr 13 4n 5 87 60| 2 50' 69 3 751 94 1 00 25 l 67 44
White, Thos, heirs . .. 1e hf ne 30 and : j , it
1 same.sw..sw 3! In 9 113 81' 1 71 IS 1 07! 27 28 07; 48 13
Westmoreland, 11 M se .. .. 26;3n 7 160 1 t,0 40 3 -10; 85 64 16) l 07 27
Weleh. .Terrr |n hf tic tjndl
wune, ' .n hf nw..1:2a 7 160 2.20 55 4 301 07 86 22 1 10 '28
Womack Off. . Inw. nw awdl t
Balne’ .sw sw 351s 9 120 1 60, 40, 2 40 60 61 16 1 07 27
game . > se.... 34 Is 9 460 80 20 1 20 30: 32 06 63 13
same .!* hf nw and! I
saine . .9 hr. ne and • I
same |nw so... .35 Is 9 1200 l 00. 25 1 50 38 4o' 10 67 17
same.ne se. 35 Is . 9 40 20, 05 30 os OK 02 13 03
same. ■. n hf. It. 2s 9 348 86 1 71 431 2 61 66 70| 17 116 29
same. . sw . . 16.2s 9 176 80 K* 22i 1 32 33 3d| «• 59 15
same nhf .se lb 2s 9 • 80 40j 10 60 ^5 Id! 04 27 07
same. isw .se... 16 2s 9 40 201 05 30 08 081 02: 13 03
Wturncr, O L & J G Dlll|e hf se.. 3 4n 6 80 60 15 90 22 24! 061 40 10
same.w hf .sw 2 4n 6 NO 60] 15 90 22 24! 06, 40 10
same. uc. .ne 10 4n 6 j 40 30j 08 45‘ 11 12! 03 20 05
same. nw. nw . 11-In 6 1 40 80 OS 451 H 12 03| 20 05
Walthall, J.se . se. . .35 5n 10 1 40 2 701 65 5 05 1 261 08. 27| 1 80 45
same .11 hf ne . 2-In H) 4a 30 ' 451 11 68 ,17 IS 06 30 07
same .In lif nw 1 4n *10 52 52! Ill 78 20 21 05 35 09
same.nhf .se and
same .sAv.se.... 35 on 10 124 1 201 30 1 80 45 48 12l 80 20
Wallace, Calvin . nw. 23!5n 10 1160 1 12 28 2 68 67 45 ll' 75 19
Williams. W 8, estate , w In' ne. 19 2n 1 j SO 4 00 1 00 6 (K) 1 50:1 60 40 2 67 67
Winkler, Jacob . .... ne... 23,4« 10 160 1 25 3l! 2 88 72 i 50 13 17 04
same. nw. sw . 244n 10 I 80 40 10. 60 if,. 16 011 27 07
same.i»* *o....23 4ti 10 , 40 20 OSH 30 os! 03 02! 13 03
Williams, K M, estate . iiw ne ..16 In 9 40 60} 151 90 22! 24 (»': 40 10
Bliiuu. ill ' • ri w IU ^ v * I
same. 110 .nw .. .11 In 7 40 j 40 lo, 60 15 1C' 04 27 07
same .c lit .no.. Ooii 7 ami
same !!!!!!!!!!!.Inc . so and! ! • •
same. nw-lOandl | •
same .!*w nw K>3n 7 193 (2 , <»G 34 \ 41 3(1 30 10 (S4 16
same . n hf nw 10,2n 9 80 40 or 60 1(1 01 27 07
same. sw so. 25 2n 9 40 . 2o 05 30 oyi 08 02 13 03
same . w hf. .ne. .27 Sn 8 .80 | 40 10 60 lrj 16, 04 27' 07
same -se-21 2n 7 16,0 ; ^ 80* 20 1 20 ;ft 32 08 53 13
same.. . und ™ - 84j3n 7 67 | ; 271 07 40| lo' 11 18| 04
same. und B, ...sw.. 27,3u .8 « 27! 07; M' to! II 03: 18 04
same .lot 5, blk 7, Brownsville , | 25 (Xii 3s ,»> lo 02' 17 04
same. . . und}3 chflwht sw ,10j2n 9 12 | 12! 03; lei o5 06 Oli 08 02
same. ond «9 ;ept «>.... 52n .7 40 | I 20! ’ Of, SO •;>; o.i 0? 13 03
same. . . und . .se .... 3»ij^n 9 mid | j
same t,e .liw ijln 9 160 j 801 ST l 20 To W! ,63 13
same und V" hf. .no.. 35 2n 9 6,0 j , 30: os 4:, jj j* (It 20 05
same iind V9 se... no. 35,2u 9 60 ! 30; (K 45 1! '•» 03 20 05
same. und >9'ise. nw 32|2n ;(i ami j 1 , , j j I
gallic.ine sw 32 and| . j | I
same ."w s<‘ »»« | • ' ] I | |
same. e hf ne 30am ! I ill'! !
same . c hf .sc 812n 9 2(41 | 1 50! »>■ 2 o;, m 15 li(K, .>5!
same Jehf . sw I7;2n 9 14 50 j 1! ol: 21 05 05 011 091 021
same.und4-5 nw 12 and
game . pt no 1 I 2n 8 < 4 14 04 21 05 06 02! 09 02
same e i>t n hf se 36, In 5 j 9 •! ! <J9j 02 14 (U 04 Ol (Hi Ol 1
same w lif li w 8)2n 8 180 j 1 001 25 1 50 38 40 10 67 171
WriKht, John .sw .se 8 2n s jatul j j I j •
name.s ht . sc and
same . . .: .11 hf.uw $c 8 and
same ...-s lil no and
same nw and,
same. se sw 8;2n 8 180 1 3 40 85 (1 lo 1 52'1 36 31 2 27 57
same . pt no ne 8,2n 8 3.> ! 7-> li* 1 13 28; 30 07 60 13
same .. s Ilf ne . 13 2n 8 1 80 1 • w, .jo | 2o! », 32 08 53 13
SaU,e . nw . 31 3n 8 209 59 2 &>, 63 3 75 94 l (X) 251 1 67 44
same. 1 g hf.... 3 2n 8 320 1 (XI 40 2 t'» (X)' 64 1(5 1 07« 27
same . . pt ne ne S|2„ 8 1 7t>j Of, 01! osj 02 02 01 04 ol
same. pt ne s 2u 8 lt*> 5 (X) 1 25 7 501 882 00 50 3 34 84
same block 8, Brownsville | ^ 2 50; 63 ;! 751 91 1 00 25 1 67 42
same' . lots 5 & 1,1,1k 7 Brownsville ! W j 1 ix< 26 ! fit, 38 , 40 lo 67 17
i. lots 2 & 3 blk 15. Brownsville fid1 18! 75i 19 20 05; 34 (ft
Sam,. sw 23 211 s >0 1 ISO i,i 2 40 60, 64 16,1707 27
Volin* SA nl,!' 19U 8 363 5 44 1 86i 9 16 2 29 2 18 51 3 63 91
same w hf. sw 19 Is 8 -121 3 02 76,14 53 1 13 1 21 30 2 02 50
same!'.! . . . se . 16 Is .3 |luO 1 2(6 30 1 54a! 45) IS 12 j- 80: 20
same .e lit nw 24 Is 3 210 , Sl, 45; 2 70! 67. 72 18, l 30 30
Y'arhrougjh,j*R ..j_nc .. 2 4n 8 1*60 «) |o I 6s, 40 W Ol 371 07
I*J ES W C3r O O 33 S 2
A VERY LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOi’K OF
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JUST RECEIVED AT
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COMSISTlKH IK PART OF
Xjadios Dress Goods;
Sueli hi Alpaca*, Alpaca Lustre*. Black Alpaca .Merino*, London
Mohairs, Mohair Lustre*. Coburgs, Sunmy Agatha Stripe*,
Kick Carls Crepe Eiiftenir,Crunch ile ltoulalx, French Me
rino, Saxony I*lald, Scotch 1‘lnid, Mousaeleine Delaines;
a very large variety of Ladle*' Cloak* and Shawl*,
Opera Flannel*, While and lied Flannel*, Llnseya,
a large mid very tine assortment of Uiunheti,
Illack Silk, Hlnghautw, a line assortment ol'
W hile Hoods, all of which will be sold
VEKr LOW, RE3AP.DLEOQ OE COST PP.SOSD.
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ALSO—A fiuu assortment of Prints, Pleached and Grown Doniosttes, Table
Gloth, Toweling, Balmorals, luiniiturc Cloth, \ rivets. Cotton Stripes, Mar
sniles Quilts, Hoop Skirts, a tine assortment of Woolen Coverlets; and a very
largo fttock of Jeans, Tweeds, Ciuint'ts, Elmira (.’loth, Kersey, American
Twill, and a Hue assortment of ('assimere, Broadcloth, Doeskin.
Saddle* and Bridles, Shoes and Boots, Shot Guilt, Rifles and Pistols, C ut
lery, Pocket Knives, Butcher s Knives, Carving Knives, Table Knives ami
Forks, Tea anil Table Spoons. Spectacles, and Shaving apparatus; a fino
assortment of Umbrellas and Meerschaum Pipes; a large variety of n oolen
Opera Hoods, Shawls aud Breakfast Capes, Kuit Coats for Misses and^. hilarcn,
Ladies’ Hats.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Over- and Undershirts, Linen Bosom Shirts, Huts, Caps, and . •
very tine and well sclented Stock of Otdtlilug. Call and see, we %Mtl sell
evt bargains in Clothing.
NOTIONS.
Our stock of Notions is large, and consists of a variety of dress, pants, coat, vest
and shirt buttons, spool cotton, flax and silk thread, floss, serpentine braid, star braid,
silk crochet braid, worst • i braid, edgings, inserting, lanes, magic ruflliug of all sixes,
dross, card, tassel and bugle triiumiug of all oolora, silk ribbon trimming and a large
assortment ofbeltand bonnet ribbon; french flowers; a fine asaoitment of crewel; linen
and cotton, tapes, skirt braid: 1 .a,lies' and Gents' pocket books and companions: pho
tograph albums, and a large assortment of combs of all descriptions; toilet soap and
perfumery; trench “uJ jewe harps, spinning tops, marbles, china and wax dol e,
pocket mirrors, work end (having hoses; a large assortment of Ladies collars and
cuffs, silk, lisle thread, kid and cotton glove*; a large assortment of hosiery suspen
ders, embroidered, linen and (ilk handkerchiefs, cravats, totting, crochet aud sewing
needles; fancy Shetland shawls, fancy walking basques; melton clot h and silk dusters,
chesterfield’s * Ladies h its and trimmings; white embroidery, skirting, truth linen,
■liirt bosoms, fancy silk bonnets; stationery, actmrdeoue, violin*; the roiuan. german
aud italian violin and guitar strings; brushes of all descriptions; uiusquito nets;
trunks; saddles aud bridles and saddle wallets • ,
'Having purchased our Goods in the best markets, ami when they were at t. cir ^
lowest price . we can aud wi.l sell as cheap as nuy house tn this part ot the country.
Give uaa call an 1 see ua, and examine Goods aud prices. •
F. GATKS & 1*1*0.
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1% Arc, Arkiuisas, Jiiik 1, 16G7.— *
BSNSFIKLli & HIGBKK'S,
Tonic Syrup!
A rapid and never failing oura for
Fever It Ague, or Chill* & Fever.
Every poison has i(s antidote—Every
disease has its care.
Ct iB a known fact t»*»t the powerful miiier
ti medicines so often administered in copious
Joses in Intermittent end lSillious.Rrmitt«nt
Fevers arc as perilous to the constitution as
he fevers themselves, whilo their operation
s generally slow ond upcertain, anil tlieir ef
fects evauecseut. Remedies of this class,
laiardinns under any circumstances, cannot
l>e used with any approaoh to safety except
indcr the directions of a physician; and In
:he regions where Fever and Ague, billions
Fever, Chill and Fever, Dumb Ague and their
kindred complaints chiefly prevail, medical
men are sometimes few and far between, and
medical advice almost unobtainable. *It is
obvious, therefore, that a medicine like the
Texatt Tonic Syrnp. prompt ond cer
tain in its action as a curative, and equally
lo be relied qn as a preventive, of these dan
gerous maladies—a preparation as harmless
10 the constitution as water—mnst be of price
less value in the valley of the Mississippi, or
wherever eise they may exist.
The common cause of all remittent and
intermittent fevers is the mephitic vapor or
miasma evaporated by heat from the sell, or
from the surface of stagnant water : and it is
usually when the torrid warmth of summer
has prostrated ibe system and rendered it
incapable of contending energetically with
the disease that the attack comes on. July,
August, September and October are the
mouths during with all billions complaints
are most common, and most violent. Two
organs immediately atfocted by Fever and
Ague, and Intcrmitients and Remittents, are
the Liver, the Spleen, the Stomach and Kid
neys. Upon each and all of those organs, the
Texas Tonic, Syrup atls specifically, regula
tingUnd controlling the Bow of bile, preven
ting or relieving that enlargtuent of the spleen
known as the Ague Cake, strengthening the
digestive powers and removing those severe
pains of the back which arise from the tor
pidity or inflomatiou of the Kidneys., As its
name indicates, it eives a healthy tone to the
Viscere, which perform too secretion, circula
tion, uinl excretion. Instead of indicting a
shock upon the internal, as miucral medicines
necessarily do, it invigorates and assists
nature and seconds with wouderful efforts
w hich she makes to throw off the disease. It
is not a Hir.ro palliative that cheeks or modi
fies the symptoms for a brief period but a
radical remedy that reaches and removes the
cause of the disorder.
Of these facts the inventors of the Tex is
Tonic Syrup have had innumerable proofs
and they are prepared to establish them by
the highest testimony; Medical men of
acknowledged eminence prescribe it in their
private practice, and it is rapidly superceding
all other preparations of its class throughout
the west .Southwest i\nd South. No family
residing in any section subject to the visita
tions of Ague ayd Fever, or any billious com
plaint, should he without it, if they desire to
escape the penalties of protracted sickness
and ita concomitant dangers, agonies and
expenses.
It is not alone for its curative properties
that the Tonic Syrup is to be prixed. As a
preventive it is invaluable. The virus of
disease often lies hidden in the system for
months, and even years, weakening tli« vital
forces, and slowly, yet surely supping the
foundations of health and life.
The symptoms of this process appear in
sallow skin, the dull eye, the grow ing tooblej
ness of the uucouscious victim As soon as
these or any other foreshadowings of sickness
are obsorved, snob as pains in the small of
the back, in the left side, or between the
shoulders, the Tonic Syrup should be given i
and it is guaranteed that a course of this
remedy will, in all cases, remove every germ
of billions disease from the system, remove
the natural color to the complexion, remove
all local pain, nud renew the bodily vigor of
the individual, it is especially recommended
to the uuaccliumicd settler, as a sure safe
guard against Ague and Fever.
Head the Following Certificates 1
Mf.mimiis, Sept. 4, 18*57.
MANHFIKLD & HlOBKK—
Gentlemen: Having
long suffered from chills and fever, ami after
haviug tried iviihout effect, quinine, Ayer’s
Ague Cure and other chill medicines, l was
induced to take a bottle of your Texas Tonic
Syrup, and after taking a tew doses was en
tirely relieved and have not had a chill since.
1 take pleasure in recominendiug it as a safe
and pleasant as well as speedy cure for the
above named discaso. H. 15 T0M80N,
No 43 South Court Square.
Memphis, June 1, 1RC7.
This is to stnte that l was afflicted with Fe
ver and Ague uf the most inveterate oharac
ter for about two years. I tried many reme
dies, .ncludiug large quantities of quinine,
etc., without avail. I was tifially induoed to
try the Texas Tonio Syrup—the result was
that after taking the first doee, 1 had “chills
no more," and am now rapidly recovering my
health and strength. I have sent two dozen
of this valuable agne cure to my plantation at
Mitliken'a Deiid. Every planter ahould keep
it uu hand. 11. R. AUSTIN,
Formerly Sup Little Koek U, R.
Mkmfhis, Tcnn., Aug. 81, 1807.
M*vsrtxu) A Hhiiikk—
Dear Sira: In March
last 1 had u severe attack of chills and fever.
After using the usual remedies (Quinine.
Smith's Tonic, Ac., Ac.) without any (good
result, 1 was induced to try your Texas Tonio
Syrup. After taking a few doses I was en
tirely roliovod, and have had no return of the
disease since. 1 take pleasure in reooiumend
ing it as a speedy cure of the above named
disease. FERGUS HALL.
with Orgill Urus. A Co.
Memphis, Sept. 8, 18fl7.
M vEsriHLi) A liiuuaE—
Gentlemen: After suf
fering more or less froni the ague fbr five
years, aud finding no permanent relief from
I'hystoiuu’s prescriptions or the popular rem
edies of the day,' 1 was induced by a friend to
try your new, (though already widely know*,)
“sure cure" for fever and ague, the Taxes
Tonic Syrup, and am happy lo state that it
worked to a charm. 1 hare had but ouo chill
since l commenced uaing it (and that was
caused by my own imprudence the third day
after,) a.ihougb nearly three months have
eUpsod, aud 1 - unhesitatingly recommend it
to all who suffer from any term of ague as a
safe, sure, and pleasant remedy for the same.
Respect fully Yours.
M. V R SHATTtJCK,
Principal Linden St. Public School.
Ibservo explicit Directions around each bot
tle, and caution to proteot the public
against imposition aud fraud.
PKldK—Dollar per Bottle.
MANSFIELD * HIGBEE
1MPOHTR1W AND t
IVhoi.ksalr l>nuouuTa & Chemists,
.Itos. 901 and 309 Main Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Hole Proprietors.
Wo also offer for sate ail goods in our line
,t manufacturers and lowest prices. Every
rliole warranted as represented. Terms, uet
ash or rity acceptance burnt for a catalogue
I
Stewart, Gwynne & Co.
Important to Purchasers!
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!!!
We desire to call the attention ef rarn.ers and Herr I,ant. to
our Lar*e and tirneral Stock. mn.Ulln* la fa.» a. fullawe:
IHQ CK1IES,
DST ©©©DU _|Jp I5©3I©S!1.
garpetsTnd r u gs,
O T■ O 1* H I 3NT G-,
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
B&ttN
I N’S AND BOY’S, A LARGE ASSORTKNT.
irmifes, falists, ffiatjct %H», S»*«s’
ffomwauious aud f atduls,
OUEETSTSW are,
Lamps and Coal Oil.
8fe&ttoz&esT«
FURNITURE.
r\
HAH.DWAH.B.
SADDLE E¥.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN S, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
STOVES ANDllUMMNGS.
Ti3yryv’A.'FL'Ei,
Castings and Hollo w*War€?
Wooden-W are,
MsucjUAi mk£ mwkmmxh
PLOWS, COTTON SCRAPERS, COTTON SWKEl’S, COHN SflELLBRS,
CORN MILLS, OX AND HOUSE WAGON'S, &c , &c.
0-TT3MC BELTIMGr,
PAINTS A.ISH3 OILS
SastL, GtIcljsss dS3 Butty.
3l*i^>tjo:o. s.
Our stock was purchased from Manufacturers and first class Dealers, thus giving
us the advantage of the best markets in this country ; and we hope hy low prices and
strict attention to business, to merit the patronage so liberally extended to us in the
past. All are invited to examine our stociv and prices.
STEWART, CWYNNE & CO.
N il We pay the highest rates in cash, for Cotton and Country Produce, and
make liberal advances to persons who wish to ship to Memphis New Orleans, or Now
york. fS. Cor- At Co.
Pea Arc, Arkansas, September 28. 1807.
MEDICAL.
DR. JOHN BULL’S
Great Remedies.
Bull’s Cedron Bitters.
authentiITdocuments.
Arkui»*a* Heard From.
TBSTIMOXf #F UMMUL MEN. „
Stony 1’oinr,-WhiteCd., Ark., May25k’C6. |
Du. John Dull—Dear Sir: Lust February j
I was in Louisville purchasing drug} , and 1
got some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron
Bitters.
My son-in-law who was with me in the:
store, has been down with rheumatism for
some time, commenced on the Bitters, and !
soon found his general health improved. I
Dr. Gist, who has been in bfid health, tried |
them, and he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years—stomach and liver affected—ho i
improved.very much by the use of your Bit-j
ters. Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given
you great popularity in this settlement. Ij
think I could sell a great uuantity of your
medicines this fall—especially of your Ced
ron Bitters aud Sarsaparilla. Ship me via j
Memphis, care of Riokctr & Neely.
Respectfully,
C. B. WALKER.
BULL’S
WORM DESTROYER.
To mj Voltod and World
wide Header!.
I have received many testimonials from
professional and medical men. as tuy alma
nacs and various publio.itions have shown,
all of which are genuine. The following let
ter from a highly educated aud popular phy
sician In Georgia, is certainly one of the most '
sensible communication* I have ever received. *
Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks
of, and his testimony deserve* to be written
in letters of gold. Hear what the Doctor
says of BULL'S WORM DESTROYER :
Villa now, Walkku County, Ga., ^ '
June 2‘J# DH»U, >
Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: I’huve recent- j
ly given your 14 Worm Destroyer” several i
trials, and find it wonderfully efficacious. It
has not failed in • single instance to have the .
wisbed-for effect. I am doing a pretty large <
country practice, and have daily use for some I«
article of the kind. I am free to confess that 11
I know of no remedy recommend el by the «
ablest authors that is so certaiu and speedy i1
in Its effects. On the contrary 'they are un- «
eertcain in the extreme. My pbject in writ- ' h
ixg you is to find upon what.tenu* I cau get *
the medicine direct Iv from yon. If l can got t
it upon easy teems, I shall use a great deal of u
if. I am aware that the use of »ucu articles *■
is contrary to the teachings and practice of a c
great majority of the refmlar line of M. 1> h
but I s«« no just cause or good sense in die- j
carding a reined} which we know to be efli- l
pient, simply because we may be ignorant of a
its combination. For my pari. 1 shall make i
it a rule to use all aud any means to alleviate n
<utfering humanity which I may be able to I
;otumand—not hesitating beuauae some one V
inore ingenious than myself may have learned o;
tv effects first, and secured the sole right to
teoure that knowledge, However, 1 am by
ao meaus au advocate or supporter of the
housands of worthless nostrums that flood
he country, that purport to oure all manner
>f disease to which human flcali is heir,
^lea^e reply soon, and inform me of your
>e»t term* lun, Mr, most reapedtffelly,
JULIU> LCUMEM, M D.
BULL’S
SARSAPARILLA.
A. Good-Reason for the Cap
. tain’s Faith.
itKAD> THE CAPTAIN’S LETTER AN1) THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks, Mo., April 30,
Dk. Joint Uni—Dear Sir: Knowing the
.ffiuicucy of your Sarsaparilla, and the hca!
ng and beneficial qualities it possesses, I
‘end you the following statement of my rise.
i was wounded about two yearn ago—was
aken prisoner and confuted for sixteen
non tbs. Being moved so often, my wounds
iuto n6t healed yet I have not Cat up ii
noment since I was wounded. I am shot
hrough the hipr. My general health U im
paired, and 1 need something to assist na
urr. I have move faith in youv Sarsaparilla
lian any thing else. 1 wish that that is gen -
line. Please express me half adoz.u bottles,
md oblige
Capt. C. P. JOHNSON.
St. Louie, Mo.
P. S.—The following was writteu April 80,
18Gb, by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother of
Japt. Johnson.
Du, Bull—Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. 0.
Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and physb
dan in Central New York, where be died,
easing the above C. I*. Johnson to my care.
\t thirteen years of age he had a chronic di
arrhea and scrofula, for which l gave him
four Sarsaparilla. It Curku Him. t have
‘or teu years recommended it to many in
'iew York, Ohio, and Iowa, lor scrofutk, fe
rer sores, and general debility. Perfect auc
*css has attended it. The rur-e effected in
owe case* of scrofula and fever sorce were almost
niracvbus. I am very anxious for my son
o again have recourse *to your Sarsaparilla.
Je is fearful of getting a spurious article,
»enee his writing to you for it. His wounds
vere terrible, but l believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
DR JOHN BULL,
Manufacturer and Vendor of the Celebrated
Smith’s Tonic Syrup!
FOR THE CURE OF
ia:s A2T2 ^3VS?.
OK
CHILLS & FEVER.
The proprietor of this celebrated medicine
natty claims for it a superiority over all
emedic* ever utl'ered tu the public for the
u/c, certain, speedy* and permanent cure of
Igueand Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether
f abort or long standing. Ho refers to the
it tiro Wolurn apd Si >uy>-western country
j bear him testimony to the truth of the as
artion, that iu no case whatever will it fail
j sure, if the direct kms are strictly followed
nd carried out. In a great many cases a
ingle dose has been sufficient for a cure, and
hole families have boon cured by a singio
ottlw, With a perfect restoration of the geu
ral health. It is, however, prudent, and iu
very case more certain to cure, if its use is
uitinned in smaller doses for a week or two
(tor the disease has been checked, more ea
se Lilly iu difficult and longstanding cases,
suallv, this medicine wit! not require any
id to keep the bowels in pood order: should
ie patient, however, require a cathartic
edioine, after having taken three or four
[*ses 61 the Tonic, a single dose of TOLL’S
KG ET ABLE FAMILY PtyLS will be sutti
«mt.
DR JOHN BULL’S Principal Office:
Sit. 10 Fifth, Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE, AT'.
AH of the above for sale by
J. M. BUUNEV,
octlli JJ tlS JiKC, JA4’,