Tax sale notice for Marshall County lands in Illinois 1883
Detailed description of taxable properties owned by the Ohio engaged Alton Railroad Company in Marshall County Illinois including railroad tracks and adjacent lands, 337 53 100 acres valued with taxes and costs for 1882. Notice of application to county court May term 1883 for judgment and sale of lands at public auction June 18 1883. Henry Fisher treasurer. Also disparate historical notes and anecdotes follow.
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Alton Railroad Companvy
Marshall County
Illinois
Boundry
Boundry Lne
Said
Tilt
Noir
Court House
Licon
Henry Fisher
Marshal
Lacon
Dasciiptions
Brk
Hannah E Stinger
Thos Fizher
Warren
Thompson Cams
Davis
R Fairbanks $S
Peter Morgan
Lewis Weber
Patrick
Assessor's Minieion
George Ruth Sxez
Samuel
Chance
Lloyd Sand
Emil Massie
Perley
RL Stephens
Samuel Powell
Samuel Hoover
TB Gray
Wenona
Clarideus
Warern Fairman
Ce Cone
John D Winters
O'E Danley
JO Dent
C Gale
Enoch Dent Heirs
M Bonham
P Farris
J Callender
Ti T Kyser
Stoff
Robt Davis Sand
Heacock
Ann O'Brien
Nellie Vernay
Thos Lowe
Warren Fairman
Mary Harter Hoiry
Leroy G Fowler
Matt Kiler
John Carlisle
E L Taylors
Geo Monsez
Same
P Gurrie
EL Onger
Jin Wood
J W
Axsline
E Blanchard
Drae
Abram Allen
Lec McMurtries
Hiram Hunter
Adam Bruner
Mary $ Fairbanks
A Hoagland
M Wood
McKinney
Hoyt
Adaw Bruner
Thos McEntee
Peter Riley
Aaron Badgley
Oh Jadeon
Jobo A Hoesel
Philip
RM Kerns
Hiram Grable
Wend
Thos Layton
Alexander Isaac Franks
Stephen Merritt
Lettie Bentley MW
Mallory
John Tayloriot
Whittaker
Ephriam Moyts
Emerick Betra
Marnoaugh Jones
Chas Tramp
Thos Dixon
Margaret Hunt
Fowler
Masartloy
Taylors
Howes
Francis
Swita Egos
F Hampton
Myers Ke
Bourdette
Ry Ays
Fountain
Judoon
Thompson
Jas
Thomas A
Simeon Barrett
Wier
J O'Connor
Hunter
Jas O'Bricoll
RS Bane
Louia Kaufman
Polton & Pomeroy
Ciry OF Lacon
Joseph Snederland
Y R Chapman
Lota Frank Hamas
Jease Whittaker
RC Mallory i
Ano Lillie
Geo B Snyne
RA Butler
XK Fairbanks
Sune
Yatsey Peyton
Nowe
Ah DR Wier
Esther Powers
A&jic Hoagland
Mir
Jobo Barry
JP Warrell Ith
Heire Patrick Lynch
Jesse Whittaker
JB Ducherne
BD Baldwin
IC Mallory
Patrick Stokes
Tara
Alfred Speer
Mra Sullivan
O Whittaker
J A Thomas
Patrick Kuddan
Sweer
Dot Bey
Liz
Wright
Davidean
Edward Murray
First National Bank Long & Addition
JS Wilson
Fred Bottger
McMorris
Warner
J. Myers
Jobo Fay
Hiram Peazle
Juline Bittle
K Fairhanhe
Wilcox & Long
Roony
McBootve
Howe
Devore & Henthorn S
Benj Bowers
Fairlanke
Sperry
Sophia Johnson
Barney Helloy O Prair
Warner Trz
R Fairbanks
Sarah E Deane
Wv Marter
J P Worrell
G Warner
Jabez Fiher
Thea McEntece
UR John Connolly
EL Tuenos
Alfred Scriituou
Timothy Donahue
Hall & Sop
Thos Farr
Onytto
L Baker
Aed Fleming
T Dalebantz
Daniel Motil Ora
S Covert
Houpee
McCall
Purple
Washburn
Orentz Tod
Dow
S Schmall
EN Negieron
E Davidson
OM Shields
John Mattern
Thos Stock Thor Sumner
Ana
M McKenzie
Stock Bros
S$ Schmall
Beth
Sar John Mattern
Hadle
le Rose Sand
McBeth
Nh Ya &P
Robinson
Jonas
John Morrie
Jones
aberFisher
Ohn Havens
ER Hurlbat
Dennis Laggerts
JP Worrell
Castillo
Mary Crittenden
M Tuesdale
Patrick McKeon
P Worrell
James Clemmens
Shortening a Man's Stature by Treason Sentence
Michael Davis, 24, sentenced July 18, 1870, to 15 years penal servitude for treason felony. Prison records show he stood six feet tall and weighed 185 pounds, but by his release nine years later he weighed 130 pounds and was five feet ten and a half inches tall. The drastic change astonished observers.
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Michael Davis
Tricks of the Trade Story Reveals Old Political Graft
A St Louis gentleman recalls a suburban mass meeting where a call for Smith froze the crowd. He learns the "Smith" praised by many was the man who paid him fifty cents to shout for Smith, undermining the speaker's effectiveness.
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St. Louis
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