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Switzerland County Real Estate Transfers – Apr 1874

Switzerland County, Indiana real estate transfers appeared in the following articles:

Vevay Reveille – 18 Apr 1874 – Page 4, Column 3

Transfers of Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Deeds of conveyance filed in the Recorder’s Office, of Switzerland County, during the week ending April 4, 1874:

August Lohman and others to Jonathan Froman, March 27, 1874, part of the s e qr of sec 28, t 2, r 2. $750.

John Watts to Alexander S. Rice, July 13, 1873, part of lot No. 59, in J. Herrick’s addition to Patriot. $150.

John Orem to Wm. P. Lock, March 31, 1874, lot No. 31 in Perret Dufour’s addition to Vevay. $200.

Edward Marshall to John F. McCreary, March 10, 1874, part of s w qr of sec 31, t 2, r 1; also a tract in sec 31, t 2, r 1; also part of frac sec 6, t 1, r 1. $1,000.

John W. Wiley to John Peak, Jan. 3, 1873, part of s e qr of sec 29, t 2, r 1. $2,000.

Sophia Sanders to Harvey Miller, April 1, 1874, all her interest in the s e qr sec 27, t 2, r 2, quit claim. $490.

Reuben Ellis to Eliakim Stoops, April 1, 1874, part of s e corner of sec 26, t 2, r 2, quit claim. $1.

Thomas Slater to Robert H. Smith, Feb. 20, 1873, lots 215 and 216 in J. F. Dufour’s addition to Vevay. $500.

W. A. Hudson to Robert H. Smith, March 28, 1874, lots 215 and 216 in J. F. Dufour’s addition to Vevay, quit claim. $1.

Reuben Ellis to Andrew Given, March 21, 1874, part of s e qr of sec 26, and s w qr sec 25, t 2, r 2. $1,385.57.

Francis T. Richards to Bennett Robins, Jan. 25, 1872, part of the n w qr of sec 26, t 4, r 3, quit claim. $800.

Dillard Drake to George Wainscott, March 2, 1874, part of sec 16, t 2, r 3. $1,000.

Julius Detraz to John Shaw, March 13, 1874, part of n e qr sec 30, t 2, r 3. $2,199.

Isaac N. Robins to Benj. J. Robins, Jan. 3, 1873, part of s w qr sec 29, t 4, r 3. $1,300.

For the week ending April 11:

Winston W. Gilbert to P. S. Sage and C. H. Sage, March 26, 1874, pt of s e qr of sec 31, t 3, r 2, 63 acres. $3,510.

Joseph T. Brush to H. A. Downey, April 3, 1874, pt of s e qr of sec 30, t 3, r 2, 20 acres, more or less. $425.

U. P. Schenck to B. Schaffner, April 7, 1874, pt of s w qr of sec 31, t 2, r 2, 37 acres. $1,900.

F. L. Grisard, Executor of the Will of Edward Violett, to William H. Lamson, March 30, 1874, pt of the e end of frac sec 28, t 2, r 3, known as the Violett farm, Executor’s deed. $2,400.

Henry D. Vanbriggle to B. F. Slebenthal, April 4, 1874, pt of sec 31, t 2, r 2. $700.

Vevay Reveille – 25 Apr 1874 – Page 5, Column 1

Transfers of Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Deeds of conveyance filed in the Recorder’s Office, of Switzerland County, during the week ending April 18, 1874:

William Brown to Cynthia A. Hanna, April 14, 1874, pt of the n w cor of sec 35, t 4, r 3, w. $600.

Henrietta Franklin to Abner Gates, Oct. 24, 1873, pt of n w qr of sec 14, t 2, r 2, w, 23 acres. $700.

John Altoff to Cynthia A. Hanna, April 14, 1874, pt of s w qr of sec 35, t 4, r 3, w, 280 square rods. $350.

William Patton, Auditor, to Henry Gerard, April 17, 1874, the e ½ of lots 17, 18, 19 and 20, in the town of Bennington, tax deed. $6.43.

Frederick Herdeman to Christian F. Lubber, March 9, 1874, s e qr of the n w qr of sec 2, t 5, r 12, e; also the s w qr of the n w qr of sec 4. $800.

David Dyer to O. Boright, April 15, 1874, pt of the n w qr of sec 35, t 3, r 3, w. $100.

Joseph H. Gibson to George Vandever, Oct. 17, 1873, one acre in the n w qr of sec 27, t 4, r 3. $200.

John H. Cotton to Merret H. Brown, April 11, 1874, e ½ of s w qr of sec 19, t 2, r 3, w, 80 acres. $2,400.

Charles Dibble to Emaline Moon, April 10, 1874, lots 9 and 18, in Patriot. $100.

Switzerland County Circuit Court – Apr 1874

The Switzerland County, Indiana, Circuit Court report appeared in:

Vevay Reveille – 4 Apr 1874 – Page 4, Column 2

Legal News.

Circuit Court—Judge J. G. Berkshire, Presiding.

CRIMINAL DOCKET.

State of Indiana vs. John Weaver—Malicious Trespass. Tried by jury, who returned a verdict of not guilty.

Same vs. George Andrew—Malicious Trespass. Nol. pros.

Same vs. Jackson and David Leap—Attempt to provoke an assault and battery. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. Jackson Leap, David Leap, and Alva Leap—Attempt to provoke an assault and battery. Tried by jury, who returned a verdict of not guilty.

Same vs. A. R. Wells—Recognizance. Defendant discharged.

Same vs. George Sturgeon—Recognizance. Defendant discharged.

Same vs. Wm. Wilson—Assault and battery with intent to kill. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. Robert Hilderband—Assault and battery. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. John Richards—Desecrating the Sabbath day. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. Timothy McCarty—Disturbing lawful assembly. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. James Higgins—Disturbing religious meeting. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. John Rayl—Carrying concealed weapons. Nol. Pros.

Same vs. George W. Hall—Grand Larceny. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to the penitentiary for a period of two years.

Same vs. M. A. Shirey—Grand larceny. Defendant plead guilty, and was sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.

CIVIL DOCKET.

State of Indiana vs. Wm. Wilson—On forfeited recognizance. Dismissed.

Same vs. James A. Smith—On forfeited recognizance. Dismissed.

Same vs. Alva Leap and John F. Leap—On forfeited recognizance. Dismissed at the defendants’ costs.

Martha E. Feckner vs. George W. Feckner—Divorce. Default and decree. Custody of the child awarded to the plaintiff until further orders.

Virginia A. Goodman vs. Solomon Goodman—Divorce. Granted.

John W. Manford et al vs. Daniel D. Manford—To set aside a Deed. Dismissed by plaintiffs; judgment against them for costs.

Same vs. Joseph T. Manford—To set aside a Deed. Dismissed by plaintiffs; judgment against them for costs.

Alfred Tapp vs. Peter Funk et al—Injunction. Continued by agreement.

James H. Hardy et als vs. Cornelius Vandiver et als—to recover real estate. Finding for plaintiffs—that they are entitled to the possession of the real estate in controversy, and fifty dollars damages.

Mary E. Dunning et als vs. the Patriot and Barkworks Turnpike Company et als—Injunction. Venue changed.

Paul Leasure vs. G. H. Keeney—For damages. Venue changed.

John F. Doan vs. Mary Ann Whitaker et als—Partition. Continued for process.

Frederick J. Waldo vs. John Clemmons—Foreclosure. Dismissed as to Clemmons; judgment against George W. Fallis and wife.

Wesley L. Stepleton vs. John T. Brandon et als—On note. Default and judgment.

Augustus Hatton vs. Henry P. Tardy—On note. Default and judgment.

Wesley H. Adkinson vs. Robert D. Gullion—On note. Dismissed.

George H. Dean vs. Patrick Carr—On note. Default and judgment.

William H. Huston vs. Thomas A. Stewart et al—Foreclosure. Continued for process.

The First National Bank of Vevay vs. Michael Dunning et als—On note. Default and judgment.

Same vs. Mortimer Dunning et als—On bill of Exchange. Default and judgment.

Joseph M. Dufour vs. Wm. A. Neal—Foreclosure. Default and decree.

U. P. Schenck et als vs. Moses Osborn—On note. Default and judgment.

John Adkinson vs. Loglick and East Enterprise Turnpike Company—For damages. Tried by jury. Verdict for plaintiff, allowing him ten dollars damages.

The Hon. James Y. Allison, of Madison, Ind., will hold an adjourned term of the Circuit Court at Vevay April 13, 1874. The following cases will appear upon his docket:

State vs. Indiana vs. John F. Leap
Same vs. Volney Peelman
Same vs. Frank Wilson
Same vs. Jesse Hays

Vevay Reveille – 11 Apr 1874 – Page 4, Column 2

Legal News.

Circuit Court—Judge J. G. Berkshire, Presiding.

CIVIL DOCKET.

Elizabeth Atkinson and John C. Atkinson vs. the Log Lick and East Enterprise Turnpike Company—For damages. Submitted to a jury, which returned a verdict for the plaintiffs, allowing them one cent.

The Madison Insurance Company vs. David Wright—Appeal. Dismissed by plaintiff; judgment against it for costs.

Wm. Sumner and John R. Wright, partners, etc. vs. Joseph E. Bonnell et als—To set aside a deed. Dismissed by agreement.

Samuel Ridgway vs. Edward Ridgway—Complaint of insanity. Dismissed by the plaintiff; judgment against him for costs.

Martin Weber and George Weber, partners, etc., vs. George W. McMurphy—On account. Submitted to the Court; finding for the plaintiff in the sum of $495.02.

SUPREME COURT.

For the reason that incompetent Jurymen served, the following cases from this county have been reversed:

Williams vs. The State.
Jackson vs. The State
William Williams vs. The State.
Demaree vs. The State.

The adjourned term of the Circuit Court will be held next Monday, 13th inst., Judge J. Y. Allison, presiding.

Vevay Reveille – 18 Apr 1874 – Page 4, Column 2

Legal News.

Circuit Court—Judge J. G. Berkshire, Presiding.

Susan McMakin vs. John Clendenning et al—to set aside a Deed. Submitted to the Court; finding and judgment for defendants.

Alfred Tapp vs. John W. Wright et al—on note. Dismissed.

Gillian H. Banta vs. Hiram H. Bakes—appeal. Dismissed.

Cynthia A. Craig, Adminstratrix de bonis non of the estate of Joel Craig, deceased, vs. William G. Krutz—on account. Submitted to a jury, who returned a verdict for plaintiff, allowing her the sum of $28,000.00.

The regular Term of the Court adjourned on Monday evening, April 13.

The next Term will open on the 3d Monday in June.

Adjourned Term S. C. C.—Hon. James Y. Allison on the Bench.

Kesiah B. Perry vs. Harvey Schroeder—to recover real estate. Submitted to the Court; finding for defendant.

The State of Indiana vs. Volney Peelman—unlawful vending of intoxicating liquors, three cases. Informations quashed.

Same vs. same—unlawful selling, &c. Submitted to the Court, and the Court having heard the evidence, found that defendant was not guilty.

Same vs. same—unlawful selling, &c. Nol pros.

Same vs. John F. Leap—grand larceny. Submitted to a jury, who returned a verdict of not guilty.

Same vs. same—petit larceny. Submitted to a jury, who returned a verdict of guilty, fixing his punishment at one year in the State’s Prison.

Same vs. Jesse Hays—assault with intent to commit a rape. Submitted to a jury, who returned the following verdict:

“We, the jury, find the defendant guilty of an assault, and fix his fine at $50. U. H. Stow, Foreman.”

Switzerland County Circuit Court – Mar 1874

The Switzerland County, Indiana, Circuit Court report appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 28 Mar 1874 – Page 4, Column 2

Legal News.

Circuit Court—Judge J. G. Berkshire, Presiding.

State of Indiana, vs. Volney Peelman, unlawfully selling. Venue taken from Judge Berkshire.

Same vs. John Dyer, Harvey Daily, John Henry and John Daily, attempt to provoke an assault and battery. John Dyer plead guilty and was fined $2.50. Nollied as to Harvey Daily and John Henry.

Guardianship of Isreal R. Whitehead, vs. Perret Dufour, for settlement. Continued.

Thomas Gibbs, et al, vs. Elizabeth Gibbs, et al, partition. Continued for payment of purchase money.

John W. Anderson vs. Cyrus A. Brown, ad’r of the estate of Joseph Rutherford, on account. Dismissed by plaintiff, judgment against him for costs.

J. B. Henry, Executor of Cotman, deceased, vs. Cyrus A. Brown, ad’r of the estate of Joseph Rutherford, on account. Claim dismissed.

U. P. Schenck, et al, vs. Julia Tandy et al, partition. Continued for payment of purchase money.

Julia Cooper et al, vs. Mary Tinker et al, partition. Continued for payment of purchase money.

D. S. Boyd et al, vs. Mary Boyd et al, partition. Continued for payment of purchase money.

State of Indiana, ex rel W. J. Gibbs, adm’r of the estate of George Hunter, deceased, vs. Jacob R. Hunter et al, on a bond. Continued by agreement.

The Indian Creek and Pleasant Grove Turnpike Company vs. John W. Manford, on subscription. Dismissed by plaintiff.

John Craig et al vs. William Craig et al to set aside a deed. Continued by agreement.

William Wisewell vs. Anna M. Orsmby, claim on account. Dismissed by plaintiff.

Francis R. Dufour, et al, vs. Enoch W. Protsman, civil action. Default and judgment.

James Dunning vs. William R. Johnson adm’r of Mary Craig, dec’d, on account. Continued by agreement.

W. Dunning vs. John Armstrong et al. Injunction. Dismissed by plaintiff.

Switzerland County Legal Matters – 21 Mar 1874

The Switzerland County, Indiana, Circuit Court report appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 21 Mar 1874 – Page 4, Column 1

Legal Matters.

Circuit Court will commence a session in Vevay next Monday. Judge Berkshire will preside. The grand Jury will not assemble until Tuesday.

Last week Thos. Kincaid, Deputy Sheriff, arrested George Andrews, residing on Grant’s Creek, and placed him in Jail. He was charged with “malicious trespass”—cutting cattle with a knife. The cattle belonged to George Saddler.

Last Sunday night Mr. Kincaid, accompanied by Geo. Redd, also arrested and place in Jail, John F. Leap.—There are two charges against him, grand and petit larceny. The first offense is said to be taking money from the pockets of Walter Lock and Wm. Brindle, while threshing wheat. He was tried on this charge last October. The Jury failed to agree, and the case was postponed until the next term of Court, his bail being fixed at $1,000. He failed to make his appearance in January, when his bail was forfeited, and a new warrant issued. The second offence with which he is charged is taking a halter and bridle from the wagon of Benj. Jain, while in Vevay. He has not yet been tried on this charge.

The following is the Traverse Jury of the next Term of Court:

Jefferson Township—Henry Knox and Newbury Gleason.
York—John W. Howard and Milton Gullion.
Posey—John Basset and Wm. A. Cross.
Cotton—Henry Myers and U. H. Stow.
Pleasant—Levi Orem and Jordan Wainscott.
Craig—Oliver Smith and Geo. M. Oakley.

To meet on March 31st.

There are seven inmates in the County Jail.

Hawes Redd was arrested last Tuesday, charged with provoking an assault and battery, and assault and battery. He plead guilty to the first charge, and Esquire Dufour fined him $2 and costs, which he failed to pay, and was sent to Jail.

Last Sunday morning Marshal Bright arrested Jesse Hays, charged by Martha Wintizer, with an assault with intent to commit a crime. She alleged that Hays gained entrance into her house by forcibly opening the door, to which she objected. He was brought before Esq. Dufour for trial, but took a change of venue to Esq. Wm. A. Neal, at Mount Sterling. Last Monday, after hearing the case, Esq. Neal decided to submit his case for trial in a higher Court, and fixed his bail at $500, which he failed to give, and was placed in Jail.

Miss Alma Sullivan, of Vevay, recently filed an affidavit charging John H. Wright with Bastardy. The case came up before Esquire Perret Dufour last Thursday. Wright took a change of venue to Esquire Neal, at Mt. Sterling. Next Tuesday, at 10 o’clock, is the time set for trying the case.

Switzerland County Real Estate Transfers – Mar 1874

Switzerland County, Indiana, real estate transfers appeared in the following newspapers:

Vevay Reveille – 14 Mar 1874 – Page 4, Column 1

Transfers of Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Deeds of conveyance filed in the Recorder’s Office during the week ending March 7, 1874:

William J. Platt to George R. Moore, Jan. 26, 1874, part n e qr sec 12, t 2, r 2, 19 acres. $475.00.

George R. Moore to John W. Keffer, Feb. 23, 1874, interest in sec 11, t 2, r 2. $1,100.

Joseph Malin to Bledsoe & Beymer, Aug. 31, 1869, strip of land adjoining Florence. $25.

John Armstrong, Sheriff, to Caroline Daubenheyer, March 3, 1874, Lot No. 13 in Florence. $507.

James W. Culbertson to Charles W. Johnson, Trustee, Sept. 12, 1873, 1 acre, for school purposes.

John Armstrong, Sheriff, to Edward Abbott, Feb. 11, 1874, part n w qr sec 31, t 3, r 1, 16 acres. $319.45.

Nancy Duncan to Jane Dolene, Mar. 2, 1874, part w ½ a c qr sec 4, t 3, r 12, 12 acres. $350.

John M. Dodd to Granville M. Dodd, March 3, 1874, the w ½ of the n ½ of s w qr of sec 20, t 2, r 2; also part of s ½ of w ½ of s w qr of sec 20, t 2, r 2, 5 acres. $500.

Thomas J. Webster and wife to J. W. Gray and wife, March 4, 1874, part of n w qr sec 30, t 2, r 2, 22 acres.–$775.

Julius Blach to Emily L. Smith, March 5, 1874, Lot No. 50 in D’s addition to Vevay. $1,200.

John S. Schofield to Benjamin Cole, July 19, 1873, part Lot No. 5, Mount Sterling. $150.

Frederick Wehmer to Frederick Heiderman, March 4, 1874, s e qr of n w qr, and s w qr of n w qr sec 2, t 5, r 12, 80 acres. $1,300.

John F McCreary to Frederick Bantz and others, Feb. 4, 1874, part of secs 30 and 31, t 2, r 1, 100 acres.–$3,200.

Andrew J. Works to Newel Morrison, July 1, 1871, w ½ of n e qr of sec 2, t 3, 78 acres. $531.25.

Vevay Reveille – 21 Mar 1874 – Page 5, Column 1

Transfers of Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Deeds of conveyance filed in the Recorder’s Office during the week ending March 14, 1874:

William Patton, Auditor, to F. L. Grisard, sr., March 9, 1874, Lot No. 250, J. F. Dufour’s addition to Vevay. Tax Deed. $3.50.

Elizabeth Cole and John Cole, sr., to William Sutherland, Feb. 9, 1874, Lots No. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26, in Bennington. $40.

William Patton, Auditor, to F. L. Grisard, sr., March 9, 1874, part frac sec 4, t 1, r 2, 2 acres. Tax D. $18.54.

Ferdinand Luck to Adolph Hilderbrand, March 11, 1870, part of sec 31, t 2, r 1, 5 acres; also part of sec 30, t 2, r 1, 13 17/100 acres; also part sec 25, t 2, r 2, 8 33/100 acres. $1,000.

Ferdinand Luck to Adolph Hilderbrand, March 11, 1874, part of Lot No. 28, in Florence. $400.

R. Burden to Huldah Sullivan, Oct. 6, 1873, Lot No. 25, in Mt. Sterling. $130.

George H. Heady to Jos. P. Heady, March 12, 1874, part frac sec 31, t 4, r 3, 30 acres. $1,200.

Vevay Reveille – 28 Mar 1874 – Page 4, Column 2

Transfers of Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Deeds of conveyance filed in the Recorder’s Office during the week ending March 21, 1874:

Wesley McHenry to Amanda J. Lapool, March 16, 1874, e half n e qr sec 20, t 3, r 3, 60 acres. $2,400.

Amanda J. Lapool to W. & H. D. McMakin, March 16, 1874, an undivided one-sixth part of the s w qr sec 2, t 2, r 3. $2,000.

Matthew Brown to W. L. Sealf, March 16, 1874, part n w qr sec 19, t 2, r 2, 1 acre. $900.

William T. Wiley to John W. Howard, Feb. 21, 1874, part of sec 32 and 33. $443.

Ormsby Philips to Annie M. Ormsby and others, Feb. 26, 1874, Lot No. 122 in original Vevay; also s w half of Lot No. 123 in original Vevay. $1.

Theodore Living to Henry Schewe, June 6, 1872, inlot No. 105, and also a strip of land 3 feet wide taken off the n e ends of lots 106 and 107, of original Vevay. $1,150.

Arnold Hinman and others to John C. Craig, March 17, 1874, pt of s e qr of sec 31, t 2, r 1, 23 acres. $1,380.

John D. Harwood to Charles Gramer, Oct. 2, 1873, one acre in Switzerland county, being the same lands deded to H. Banta by Henry D. Banta. $150.

Francis Riley to Mary M. Riley, March 21, 1874, pt of n w qr of sec 32, t 4, r 3, w, 40 acres; also 25 acres out of frac sec 31, t 4, r 3, w. $2,500.

Francis A. Jackson to Francis Riley, March 20, 1874, pt of s qr of sec 27, t 3, r 3, w. $2,500.

Vevay Reveille – 4 Apr 1874 – Page 4, Column 3

Transfers of Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Deeds of conveyance filed in the Recorder’s Office, of Switzerland County, during the week ending March 28, 1874:

John Althof to William Brown, Oct. 7, 1871, pt of n w qr of sec 35, t 4, r 3, w. $600.

Norman Hatch and others to Samuel Blodget, March 12, 1873, pt of the n w qr of sec 18, t 2, r 2, w. $1,300.

David Fisk to the estate of William Fisk, dec’d, March 25, 1874, pt of secs 11 and 14, t 2, r 1, w. $2.

Polly Gray to Charles O. Porter, Dec. 30, 1873, pt of n w qr of sec 33, t 3, r 2, w. 15 acres. $500.

Jacob Rickets to John Cochran, Jan. 27, 1874, pt of sec 26, t 3, r 2. $312.50.

Switzerland County Commissioners – Mar 1874

The Switzerland County, Indiana, Commissioners’ proceedings appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 14 Mar 1874 – Page 4, Column 1

Commissioners’ Court.

After remaining in session one week the County Commissioners adjourned last Saturday evening. Among the business transacted was the following:

The Township Trustees made their reports.

A petition was presented asking for change of road on Shull’s hill. John Gill, R. A. Knox and Wm. R. Protsman were appointed Viewers. To meet at the Auditor’s office on the 11th day of May.

David Lee and others petitioned for change of highway in Cotton Township. Granted.

Geo. H. Heady, and others, petitioned for vacation of road of Pleasant Township. Granted.

Israel Warner, and others, to have road ascertained, described, and entered of record. (“Donahue road,” in Posey Township.) Geo. H. Keeney was ordered to make survey on the 11th day of May. Appeal taken by John Higham to Circuit Court.

Allensville, Center Square and Vevay Turnpike Co. asked to have omitted lands assessed. Not granted. Co. appealed to Circuit Court.

Lewis Schroeder, and others, petitioned to have road located at Norisez Landing. Viewers reported favorable. U. P. Schenck objected, and asked that re-Viewers be appointed. Frank R. Dufour, Julius Muret and Constant Golay were appointed. To meet at the Auditor’s office May 4th.

During the past quarter County Orders were paid amounting to $9,473.11, which were cancelled and destroyed.

The following persons were selected to act as Grand Jurors for the March Term of the Circuit Court:

Jefferson Township—John J. Miller and John M. Dodd.
York—Edward B. Goddard and James McFadden.
Posey—George Dibble and Aribert N. Buck.
Cotton—Wm. Evens and Henry A. Likely.
Pleasant—Wm. J. Adams and Wm. Folk.
Craig—Wm. Anderson and Wm. R. Heath.

The following persons were selected as Grand Jurors for the October Term, 1874:

Jefferson—Benjamin F. Montanye and John Tague.
York—Geo. P. Krutz and Daniel S Boyd.
Posey—John D. Mottier and Henry Wollock.
Cotton—Jonathan David and Lyman N. Manser.
Pleasant—James M. March and David Blodget.
Craig—Even D. Miller and Henry Turner.

Commissioners ordered outside of Court House painted.

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