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of Court Padgett. The foUorfing
persons receive pension:
class a. ^
Anderson. A. C*. Anderson. I. Sk,
.Blocker, J. D., Brunson, Geb. W.,
Blocker, Morfcan A., Benton, M
{M., Carter. H. D., Crosby, James8.,
DeWett, J. H.. Duffis. Dr. W. W.,
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P. W. C.. Hiers. Solomon, Hi
Isham, Litchfield. G. D. Martin, W.
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D., Crosby. J. W . Crosby. Eli^t,
Craven, J. J., Carter, Joseph, Doyle.
M. J.. Dopson. J. E, Fender, J.
Lawrence. Harlyy. T. M.. rflott, J.
M , Hiers, GC M. H, Hiott. Benja-
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Martin, g. A., Robet ts, J. H., Pii
ney, Thomas M., Padgett, A
Pye, George, Prine, L M., Siers, S.
| W., Sullivan, George, Sullivan, H.
|S., Strickland, P. W., Smith, Henry,
Wilson, J. J., Warren J. IL, Wilson
Lewis, Webb, E B
CLASS c. 2.
Avant. L. M., Ackerman. J. A.,
Brabham. W. F., lirvan, E H.,
j Barnes. R \V., Breland, H. G.,
Breaker, L). M., Berwick. A. J.,
J Blocker, Augustus. Breland. S. L ,
' Benton, W. G., Bridge, A. L. A.,
Broxson, T. G.. Brjan, U. E., Bos-
lin, John II., Bunton, A. W., Branch
; Giles, Brant, A. W.. Bunton, Jacob
] R.. Bunton, J. B . Benton, A. B ,
Buchannan, J. D.,
Breland. T. A. S.,
j Chaplin. J. H . Carter. J. L , Craven
J. W.. Carter, John C . Craven, D.
P.. Craven, Henry, Crosby,
rence, Curtis, F. O. S . Crosby,
{Cook. J. C , Cannon, A. L , C
bell. W. B , Catterton. J. T.f- Cat-
j terton, \. V , Cartel, H. W., Carter,
W. A., Clark, James, Crosby, J. C.,
Dubois, A. B , Dix, J. W , Dubois
Efird, Evans, C. C., Edmonstone
Ransome, Ferrell, G. B., Fender,- J.
J L , Fender, J. M . Fraser, E. W..
Goodman. James. Grant, J. W..
Hiott. J. H . Hiott, H. H., Herndon,
Stephen, Hagans, W. B., Herndon,
Lawrence, Hickman, J. S., Howard.
Abraham, Ihley, L. W., Hiott. L. R .
Hyatt, M. J: R, Johns. J. A.. Jones,
A. T., Johnson, Robert, Jones, Evan
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