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¶L IANA SENTIMNEL
12. ST. FRANC1SVILLE, LA., NOVEMBER 24, 1877 NO. 22
aV t LW, C,
LRDEE, Al
ttorney at L .aw,
Clintton°, LouisinL n.
S J. KERNAN, 1b
EY & COUNSELOR AT LAW, iC'
Clinton, Louisiana:.
ctico in the Courts ol East and
licisna. T
OIIN FLUIKER, wiI
AtIornc) at Law, non
Clintoln, Louisiana. ile
actie in the Courts of thile 5th Me
District, Aug.2'76.
teu
. PO WELL,
Attorney at Law,
act ice iil the Parishes of West
Felician:L. and oiinte Counce.
WEDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
Clinton, Lonisian:la, GR
ractice in the courts of East and
licianat and the Supreme Court of
ton
f. LEAIKE,
AItorteY ,at Lawv,
Fraurisille. Lonisianua.a;
ractice in the PI'rishes of Vecst
Felician:l, and Pl'oiute Colupee.
JONES, r
'ORNIY AT LA V, ish
Clinton, Louisiana. urn
on the North side of the pullic w
June 2, '76.-lIy" i
YpLF..lit. JOS. L GOI.SAN- tat::
LE & GOLSAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
St. Francisville La.,
practice in the Courts of \West
Saud Pointe" Coupec.
C',
LKl|F..ip ( C. L. FlI 11it \',
KI'FFE & FIlIIER, B
Attonrneys" at J iw,
ra:tice in the (wurts of est 1
Ht .'eli.i: ia. l'oinite C 1 Co 1l"' atna 11
ig Parishes. j~tnela'7t).-ll y
1:---
U. BALL, . I
YSICIAN AND S':GECON,
I Iuyc, uS ira, l..uisi:ulu, th
rc.atr .deu e 1111:: "25, '71i._". ty.
'laIiKY.
I)r. E. Green Davis offers
his services to the people of
this and ul jdining l'arishes.
lers adlressedt to him, at his res'i
t1 rlceive prompt attentiou.
IStRY! DEN'TISTRY ! !
I will attend all calls on
the Coast, from Natchez to a
New Orleans; also the back I
, when accessa|ble with a buggy. t
is wishing ;y servics, cani pro-
saute by adldressing smie, at lily
D. STOCKING, D. D. S.,
7ti.-ly. St. Erancisville, La J
A At'INEZ,
n Street, BaTyou Sara, La.,
DEALERt IN
Goods, Groeries, Confections, To
Vines and Liquors.
'76.-3m.
HOTEL,
"er of Camp and Commton .f'rclts,
•New Orleans, La.
MFORD & WATSON.
R OP RI1 TORS.
ARD,-Two. dollars and fifty
day. june 28,76-1y.
.IRVINE,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
ESAI.E AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ries Provisli"ns, Western
duce aad Genseral Plaia
tation supplies.
ALSO
IVINO , FO RW ARDIN G
01OMIS1SlON ME RCHlAN'
AND
ITEAM BIAI ./ E1GgN.
IIENRIE rI'A HOUSE.
BAYOU SARA, LA.
Schn ihe procured by the day, week
tth, and at reasonable rates. .In
rre as in the past, the table will
plied with the very best fare the
Saffords. Elegant and weoll fur
rooms. Accommodating servants
ytly in attendance. Patronage so;
and satisfaction guaranteed.
EWMMAN,
TAILOR,
the Sentinel office,
St. Francievillo La.,
R. ARNAUD'S
IARBER SHOP AND HAIR
DRESSING SALOON,
aoe s buildinf in the room lately
ed by John "1ing, DJayou Sara
iiana. SepDt. 1, 'T7
J OSEPH VACARO, FF
Cairpenter and Uundrtnker,
Will give prompt attention to all busi A
ness in his line in this audadjoining Par
ishes. iune 2 '71i.-l- OFn
_ tOSiP "QIIAL, OFn
[At L. VrCsinsky's old stand,] PU
Bayou Sara, La.,
FAllIONABILE BOOT & 11OlE MAKER i j
Resliect Ifully solicits a share of the pub
ic patronage and guarantees satiefalction
JlO TILE PUBLIC. S. O.
SWEST FELICIANA, Juno Iii, 1877.
To parties liviig in "West Feliciansa
who shall at any time desire my profes
sional services I would respectfully an
nounce, that they have but to address
mue at St. Claudtle, Waterloo, in care of One
Messrs. Edwin Vigue, or R. Pouriaunx.
All calls fromn the citizens of this Par- "
ish so addressed will receive prompt at
tention and response. [A S
P. G. A. KAUFMANN, M D..
PICAD & WElL, Spac
SBSayo Sara, La., 1 t'
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n
FANCY DRY GOODS, 4 "
CLOTHING, FUNITURE, } CO
BOOTS, SHOES, 1"
GROCERIE4 AND PILANTATION SUP
P'LIES GENERALLY For
LWHighest market price paid for cot- For
ton.
I r -v r atti
KNIFE, SIDE, BOX AND BIUS PLAI- for
ING. subne
MISS Z. Ii. CLEVELAND. I
St Francisville, La., tisin
r P akes this method of announcing to the
ladies of this and adjoing Par- adra
islihs, and Counties, that she is prepared to
makl:e dresses in thie latest styles, and
with .latness and dispatchl. Plait sew- f
ing will also receive careful attention. etc
Knife, side, box and hias plaiting partic
ularly attended to. All at prices confor
n.table to the times.
A T. GAST''I)ELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
lE.\ l.lEl I
'LO')WS, AGItIC I''II'URAL IMPLE- re+
.n.it.. lIridl,'% l'r "=s, ilardwarc, (alts, CU,
listls., l'numps, Pipl.es, Mahinle F'iltings,
,Cocks, a alvesi, ('Castings. Ropes, 1Hllow trg
"ae, WVagotln d 1 :'u'riage .oodlwork, WI
l ll:.kln tith', i M trial-. lac., Etc.
TIN "COPI'ER AN1) SIIEIT IRON MAN
Il'AC'T )RY.
Also Agent for the cele.hr:lted ut
'"CIIAItTI'EI OAK" S'IOVES, it
I'rie. Garrett & Cottnlllul, lt'inley, Jas.
11. Hall antd otilier plows, Allen's llorse m'
Ihoes, \VmIotl's JMowi ng Machines, lhirse to
Slaty It::t.cs, all of which I will gularan
tee to sell lower than Can be purchased n
tl.ti, I tie.
(;lalgt1c s and otr.crs will find it to '.I
their advantag:te to call ald exanilie tmy r,
tock :tand plrices before piuelhasing else
_ DEALERI
wanted inl
every'town ill tie o
South for the cel- Ci
ebrated
WEED G
EW i
. ;- .a t M ACHINES.. re
of
T11 he easiest learned, lightest running
o most durablle aun popular machine llmade
k Received the highest award at the Cen- aO
teltuial.
)- Special inducements otfered. Address,
y cci Sewing Machine Co.,
No. 1t2 Canal Street, st
New Orleans, La.
Jane 1, '77.-1year. C(
cl
MAKE HOMZE M fAPP b
A 1'lentiful uppLyS of O
Good Reading and Beautiful PicturPs a
WILL DO IT.
THE CINCINNATI
l WEEKLY STAR,
A ie eight-PaO saper, w.ith 4 full cI.
tsa oai/ only $1.400 aer yer
80| po tr), ard ta s ID ar , I,
and brttl upe'r In blitchd for
themoney. It s iudepnudre t politics,
ell the ews, AO u beSds Uoluch t
th[ e rendtitg, cvery C heCCY h. .
thrrr our eleeni t of-tltl or AK.
tieo . Ea i sueruscriber pa
y evesa copy of the beautiful ngrav
ing "T h e lP --- the POOur · Olnn' r
e Ito ie t4axi achesland a copy
. eE tlTAl ILI.UST bTED ALMA
N AC. 2 ea etr ount be et to
C minon.g .r I-doaC .. ..t M to
A t, always the moslt ilnra ehr
eIN arves ato ISa ever. We
wea r i, Oltb 'a*I t n the ountry toa
IN n tw Wt ve o r. ean desiring to get Ul
olub elfeer pe copy eds
the picturead ae a outNE tfsr tf
or one earOr iwlerlb
totPrightia f o or loere ete..
o0 ntg tghe irst o eg ite Jsie ,iy
_ H ooneto olwe b aen vre" d sent+
- e si.tred ct p ioor wLe h .oe
eo tt "edUAOUd . m Doll ar. --n
e 90 Walnut Bt ,, OiseSne,0ol O.
l MAKE "OM P -E-SANt.
C NO. & BAYOU SARA U. S. MAlL
The sul0rb passenger
4- OV. Allelle.
j. . Ilttowi ................. ater.
S. S. STIEC .. ....... Clerk.
Leaves Ba.yo Sara for New Orleans
every J'-"Wednsaytl after tihe arrival of the
- " frolin Woodvile, Newry Orturday.
t 7,p.m. In otetu,i,,g, It:-" -Or
leans every Monday atid Fridity, at 5, p.m
- AND THE STEAMER
A. DUGAS..-------------- . aster.
Leavc5 Bayou S:ra ever" Montdaly after
the arrival of the cars froait Noodville,
ad every Tihursday at 7 p.man. liettral
tely lo s Naiw Orleans every Wednes
tara day and atturtlay at 5 p. nt.
JOHN F. Ii-:VINE, Age t'"
FILICIANA SENTINEL. with
c-- urrm
A DEMOCRATIC PAPER. the
OFFICIAL JOU t:NAL ,' W~.st FMLICIANA p
OFFICIAL.JoItINAL CITY OF BAYOU SARA This
PUttLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. wh
ac a
S. LAMBERT.. .PROPRIETOR then
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JNO. D. A USTEN.............. Editor.
S. O. 1'HEA ................Publisher. be v
- The
14st. Francisville, Nov. 24, 'T7 late
SUBSCRIPTION RATES. will
One copy, one year (in advance) ...3 00
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ADVERTISING RATES: pen
[A Square is the space of ten lines solid fair
brevier. 1 dep
Space. I a L I Bo 1 m oft
1 sq're 1.00 $ 3.00 1 6.50 9.00 $ 12.01)0
2 " 2.00 5:00 9.50 15.00 20.00 alr4
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+ col'm, 5.00 10.00 1800 30.00 40.00 er
} " 19.00 20.00 40.00, 50.00 70.00 and
1 " 20.00 40.00 60.00 90.00 125.00 s
Announcing Candidates:
For State and District offices,..... $25.00
For Parish offices, ................ 10.00 alo
For police District offices,............ 5.00
(to be paid invariably in advance.)
Transient Advcrtisements will be inserted spe
at the rate of $1.50 per square of ten lines the
for the first insertion, and 75 cents for each,
subsequent insertion. ch
Personalities charged at transient adtcr- Ea
theing rates.
Yearly adrertisements payable quarterly; ant
Quarterly, payable monthly; T'ansient, in th
adrance.
TDie abore scale of rates must be the basis ido
of all contracts with adrertising agents.
Obituaries, tributes of respect, resolutions Int
etc., charged as adrertisments.
AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF
GENERAL FORREST.
S I
[St. Paul Pioneer.] SIc
The death of Geni N. B. For
rest recalls an il.cident which oc- 18
currea in New York in 1E68, dur- Ta:
inr. the Democratic convention anm
which r ominated Horatio Seynmour. bet
New York constantly held up San- or
f;,rd E. Church as i:s candidate. wi
but it was evident to all that he
wi-uld have been d'opped in a mo
ment h:ad it become certain that its sai
vote wou'd have nominated Sal- ssi
min, P. Chace. It was rumor- d.
in pritty gdod erounds, that a
"barrel of mInney' had been raised
f!r judici;)u- dstribution, and that
a Necw Yorker, not a dele;zate, who
tendered ten thou.at.d dollaes to
, General Forrest ii' be wtould turn
e over the Tennessee delegation to D
- Chase, was iutnediately knocked 01
down by the indgnant Tennessean. et
General Fcrrest appeared the next E
; morning with a swollen hand, and
regretfully spoke to our informant
of his unfortunate tendency to get
into personal difficulties, though A
n- one of the "most peaceable men in A
the world." It was just his bad A
luck, he said, that a scoundrel A
should intrude upon him, and at
a. tempt to bribe himn. "And what less A
could I do," he exclaimed with A
charming simplicity, "but to knock A
him down ?" as if that was an in
significant punishment for so gross
a personal in.ult.
SEADS' RIVER IMPROVEMENT
THIIEORY. I
[Mtaemphis Aprieal.]
0 Captain Eads, in some of his
Slate addresses, has explained how
thejetty system, that has proved 1
0 so successful at the mouth of the
0 river, would beequally so in the
course of the river itself. The
1 Mississippi river carries a large
M amount of sediment. The am unt
1 carried at any point depends
$3 upon the, current, if brisk, a
1 large amount ot sediment it held
in suspension; if slow, there is a
Sdeposit of sediment that had been
M taken up where the current was
U swifter. The relative rapidity of
Sthe stream depends upon the com
O parative width of the river. Where
:he river is nat row, as a rui, l the
steeam will be swifter; where wid
L er, slower; where very wide, much
slower. Putting rocky places out
of the question, where the current
is swift it will clear out a compar
k: atively deep channel; where wide,
ua deposit of pomo portion of the
ly. suspended matter will cause the
width was decidcd upon at which
it is desirable the river should re
Smain; by placing at the margins
ri le, of the wide spots willow mattress
Ics- es, such as constituto the jetties, the
flows of water would be confined
within the required space, and the Bundi
current would become quicker, as Imewi
the whole body of water would Babe,
pa's through a hlarrower channel. Harro
This narrowing would bring up
what had been a sluggish flow to Cooly
an average one. The water would Cnstl
Chari
then carry an average amount of cold
sediment, and the channel would CoIiI
be worn down to an average depth. Cald
The whole of the system is-regu- Celai
late the width of the stream, that Colli
will regulate its speed, and the Cla
speed, will regulate the Cant
amount of matter held in sue- Carr
pension. Where that amount is r
fairly regulated, there will be no Cur
depositing of soil at the wide parts Cni
of the channel, conseqoently no for
mation of shoals. Experient has cle
already proved that, when the riv- Ca
er passes on two sides of an island, Coil
and is shallow in every part, by Cle,
stopping the flow on one side, the Cane
whole amount of water being sent Coll
along the other will necessarily Coil
run swifter. This increase of Coo
speed in the current will cut awa Cay
the b r and leave a navigable Cli
Car
channel. These views of Captain clii
Eads are awakening much interest, C;l
and may result in bringing about Cot
that improvemet in river naviga- Che
tion that so deeply concerns the gun
interest and prosperity of Memphis. co,
Cot
NOTICE Cla
Cec
Cr,,
In accordance with the requirements of Chi
Section 53, of Act 96 approved April 20th, Cl
1877. I hereby notify the Delinquent.
Tax=Payers of the parish of West Felici
' ana, that on the first Monday, of Decenc- Cti
ber and front day to day thereafter, in
order in which said list is made out, 1 Co
will proceed to sell, without appraise
ment, at Public Auction, the property of Co
S said delinquent tax payers upon which C11
said amount of taxes is due. Cl
I. F. Mi. MUMFORD, C11
a Tax-Collector. Ci.
d Co
LIST Dc
of Di
-OF-I
,, DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS Dp
d Of the Parish of West Feliciana, Publish
n. ed in accordance with Section 53; Act 96, Di
t Extra Session 1877:- Di
at A D
et Parish. State.
,h Arornstcin iMrs. L. $2070 $30S('D
in Armstead .oseph W. ' 20 3 20
Austen L. '. 1 07 1 55
d Austen C. B. 75 109
-el Allen Tom :35 50
_ Anderson ounes 30 44
Anderson th-s, 2 50 3 62
19 Abner cornelius 40 158
thi Alforden 1 00 14
ck Asbury Lucy 50 73
n- B
Barrow Est. B. I. 30 52
!trand Pierre 3 50 5 08
C Ball Est. Win. 74 60 10817
I Burruss Est. E. M. 41 45 601) 1.
Burrows Mrs. Mary E. 13 50 19 58
Brannoln Ton1 50 7
Bcrtrice Bob 25 :1
Blrown Belier 15 22
lis i Brown Isaac 65 94
_Bruce Jimn 70 102 1
wDN Brown Ellis 60 87
'ed owman Sam 1 50 217
Boyer Lee 15 2'2 1
Le Berrv cob 195 282
the Butler Nefus 15 50
Bilack Sam 50 72
'he Brown Silly 30 44
Browernt HIarry* 9 (0
rae ewel A. Gordon 9 25 1341
unt Berry John 65 94
ierlley Wmin. 75 10r8
ads d aker Frank 50 72
SBery Hlarry 30 43
loiyer Lee' 20 31
eld BIrannon Wash 20 31
Ba Ilurley .am 120 .1 74
B1arrow Naco 50 72
erD Benton Tom 40 58
lusecoe Johl 2 00 2 90
Booker Est. Isaac 2 100 2 90
of Brooks Rose 200 2 00
Branlnonl Dave 15 22
Im- Butler Dan I 50 2 18
aciler Jim 75 0
Bryant Steve 1 20 174
tie Bell Ike 100 145
Bd eadley Tom i30 43
Bonnllir Butloer 50 73
net, Britton Dan. 15 22
Blair Henry 100 145
Bell Robert 169 245
Feat Bell Phillip 40 5
Bryant Bristoo 60 7
lar- Bland Lewis 40 58
ide Bland Rob. 94
Bland Tarnor 85 1 23
the Bland Sally G0 87
Bell Eliza 40 58
the Berry Patience 10 14
ge Berry Abrahamn 1 55 2 23
Bailey Patiece 63 92
hic Berry SaIpson, Jr., 1 80 2 61
e BHranton lose :10 44
Butler John 90 1 o
giDs Berry Salipson, Sr. 3 5o
Barrow IH. C. 21 80 31 6l
CBs- Britton Mrs. Ann E. 5 5 8 48
l the Brown Heirs of Asa. :100 45
Ironli T. .r. 18 00 11 60
med iBourgeoils Dresin 1 60 2 32
Parish. state.
Bundick Ewell 6 70 971 Grat
Blewett, Allen 1,00 26 10 Green
IBabers Levy L. 7 25 1051 Gibso
Buundick heirs, Phillippeo 6 40 9 28 Guthi
Barrow Heirs Micajih 6 00 8 70 Grd
Greet
Coolev Jndge E. 3 20 4 64 Gord
Cnstler and McAdams 2 50 3 (10 Grom
Charity Milly 15 22 re
Caldwell John 85 1 23 ilb
Coinly R. C. 878 12 :3 Gord
Cain w . 15 22 Grey
Caldwell Henry 20 44 Grey
Clark D D 2 45 3 55 Grey
Celar Chas 275 2 12 Gra3
Collins C. B. . 3 00 4 35 Gre~
Clugaton Mrs. Mary 6 00 8 70 Gre
Clack Jamcs S. 9 90 14 35 Gre
Canfield J. B. 3 50 5 08 'ibl
Collins Sam 90 1 31 Gar
Carr Albert 45 65 Gibl
Conklin Ben 40 58Gait
Carr Ned 15 21 Gait
Combs Dave 2 16 3 14 Gret
Cooley stephecn 10 14 Grei
Cmonmings Branton 1 15 1 66Gl
Cunudnllnj Demps 50 7 Gre:
Collins Bob. 65 Gra
Clevis George 1 95 2 83 Go
Carter Henry 82 I Glo
Craig Jacob. 40 58Gre
Collins Eat. J. Hunter 6 00 8 70 Gre
Carter WVm. 150 2 1 Go
Cleinmens Wm. 3 50 5 07
Campbell W. R. 90 130
Crocus Abram
Colbert Ilobert 50 72
Collier Westley 50 3 HaS
Cross George Ha50 73
f Cooley Nathan and Isom 80 1 1 Hol
Cain Wmn. 15 2Hol
Carroll Jerry 25 3 Ho
Churchill Henry 40 58 Hol
Carter Bill 50 73
Clark Steve 90 1 30 Hd
Cobb Jutnius 25 36 Ha
Claiborne Tom. 55 78 Hal
t Cobb Butler 70 1 0 Hal
Cotton Marshall` 3 00 4 3 H
Cheathaml Nat 1 00 145 H
'foats King ( Hil
Coats Betsey 24 34 Ha
I Coats Litty 16 23 He
Cotton Hays 25 36 Ho
Campbell Mariah 80 1 16 He
Claiborne Peter 20 29 Ha
Ceeny S:iu 70 1 0S Ha
Crawford HIenry 25 3 H6
f Chiles Henry 05 07Ha
Clark Richard 30 44
Carter Sip 1 65 2 39l
Clayv Joe. 20 20 IIa
Crauiuia Jackson 1 55 '2 15 hIt
Chase Jacob and George 1 75 2 5:1
- Carr Dnn...........--.... 40 58
in Carr Lewis* .-----....----- 10 14
Clark Lewis.........-:-30 44
1 CL mllo..243 5 353 07 II
1 Coal Company Grand Lake..243 50 35307H
c- Cary Zanmliier..............-- 90 73
Cheathnata Fred.......... 50 7 i
of Cotton Charles............. 50 73
Coblb S~ u...m.........--.. 1 70 247
:h Chinn William............. 60 87
Clhae Israel................ 30 44
Chase Sarah.............. 55 7
Cheathan Willowby...... 40 58
Cnntinitngs, Bat............ 40 58
Colemnanl Est. Marv......... 40 .58
D
Douglas James 1 06 1 53
Dickason Abb 2 45 3 55
l)e Lisle, Miss Nathalio 8 75 12 68 E
S D)e Loaclh J. M. 19 50 28 28 r
- Davidson J. R. 6 50 9 42
Davis Jesse 30 75 44 58
DG, Didon Jaco' 1 80 2 til
Dent George 1 50 2 18 1
1)oekings Fielding 60 88 E
Drewer Tony 1 30 1 88
Dunn Jesse 15 22
D)avis Aqnlla 65 94 F
. Dent Clark 20 291
SDixon Thomas 60 88
Davis Douglas 15 21
jD Doxey Joe 55 80 E
i Davis Lewis 40 58
50 ewer William 170 2 46
Drmngould Moses 25 36
Dixon Stellphen 25 36
SDavis Richard 1 (10 1 45
45 Dat Heirs, E.A. 4 40 6 :1
73 Davis F.E. 216 313
Douglas William 2 1 30 1 89
Dent Henry 1 00 1 45
SDula Henry 45 6(
(18 Dickerson Jim 1 30 1 8
3 17 D) u Dave 1 00 1 41
)1 1 DItea Jesse 1 1 43
D orseay Sarah 1 35 410
l D)ixon J-'ck 1 35 196
:16 1)iggs William 30 44
2. Davis John anid Allen Young 1 i0 2 (1
94 Davis lolihn Jr. 0 7
10D2 )Davis Charlotte 1 00 1 45
7) Davis Reason 1 55 2 25
2 17 Dorch Stephen 40 58
22 D1)ederick Lewis 70 1 41
2 82 1)avis Taylor 30 44
0 Ducan Lear 40 5
72 Danis Charles 70 1 02
44E
3 41 EvansLewis, & Matt balance 11 4.1
94 Evans Est. Francis A. 54 00 78 30
108 Ellis Bolby 15 22
72 Evans Alfred 1 45 2 10
43 Eights Georg'o 2 753 99
31 Emory Valentio 90 1 31
31 Eons George 15 218
.1 74 Eans Sam 1 10 218
72 Edwards Lewis 1 1 10 1 59
58 Eley Ephra 120 1 74
2 0 Eids George 1 09 2 45
2 90 Edwards Lewis 2 120 174
290 F
2 8 Frankenhlerger Est. L. 14 50
1 0 Fluker.heirs D). J. 50 00 72 50
1 74 Fleming J. 60 87
145 Forne Joseph 60 87
43 Farris Ned 75 1 8
73 Franklin Rive 5 441
22 F'ranklin Sate u0 47
145 Foster Levy 35 50
2 45 TFole John 20 29
58 Fields Prince 2 12 3 07
87 Eoster Peter (;5 94
58 Ford Wilson 1 85 2 68
94 Franklin lIen 15 22
1 2: Franklin Dick 100 145
87 Fields Bat
58 G
2 2: Geruon .TnmesG........ -.....1000 14 50
92 Oarnheart heirs M ............ 3 5 5 5t
2 61 (Glass L. C. and W. -(*.......... 00 1 i0
44 Gortlham Estate ). B..........4 00 5 80
1 ro tryso.II .laksoni..... ....4. 70 6 81)
50 (;oodman (Ctlvin ............. 12 52 17 76
31 31 Gladdenli Cal....... .....- . '26 3 77
8 48 Green Wash.... ....... .-...... "; 50
4 :;5 Gordon Alex....... . ...-*.....: 10 41
1 6) Gilm re'asci al........... , .000 i 45
G2 3 Gondran Joseph 10 00 1.1 i0
a'risb. State.
Grandison Charles............ 50 7
Green Caroline............ L4A 35 U
Gibson Ben...................
Guthrie Oscar................ 50 73
Gordon Jim......... ........50 73
Gibbs Matild .................0 73
Green BoSom.......-........ 95 1
Green Lott ............... 1 40 2 03
Gordon Jef................. 95 138
Gross Alex.................. 115 1 6(
Grey Dave.-.. ...... ...., 3 00 2 90
Gilbert Mark........0....: 40 5'
Gordon Frank................ 40 G
Grey Francid......- ....... 4:
Grey George......------- 125 41
Grey Alex .. .. .... . .. - ..30- 429
Grayhanm Baptistd..:.9 *- 4 2
Grey Dick 2 40 58
Green Au ll0 5 1 45
Grey March 75 1 4
"Gibbse Phill 100 14,
Gardner Wililtai 120 1 74
Gibbs Francis 75 043;
Gaines Elias
Gaines Lucy And:
Green Amanda 6087
Green Arnold0 .
Glasper William :40
Grey Ragan 40 V.
Grant Dickl 60 8
George, at G. A. Stmith 00 I 2
Glove Jake 50 73
Green Isaac 8o 1
Green William 11
Goodman Mbrideth So 1 1"
Li
Hamilton Mts. M. As...... 90 0 13 49
Hawkins Elizabeth..... .. 0 40 58
Haralson Mrs. Francis T..... 600 87
Hobgood N. P............ 210 3 05
Hobgood N. P.-........... * 0 87o
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