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Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. William Williams, For Larceny; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner [2 Copies With No Surety] Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. William Williams, For Larceny; Michael Lynch, Surety; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, David M. Cowan, Witness, In U.S. V. William J. Ward, Indicted For Larceny; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, Levi Williams, Witness, In U.S. V. William Williams And Green Jackson, Indicted For Larceny; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Witnesses, Charles H. Hutchinson And Lawrence Tooles, In U.S. V. Samuel Wells, For Assault With Intent To Kill; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Alexander J. Woosley, For Selling Or Giving Spirituous Liquors To Indians In Benton County; William Martindale And Isaac Lingo, Sureties; Isaac Cook, J.P. Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Jackson Warner, For Larceny; D. C. Williams And Jesse Turner, Sureties; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. A. J. Gilstrap, For Larceny; D. C. Williams And Jesse Turner, Sureties; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Witness, James Duncan, In U.S. V. Lewis Wilkinson, For Introducing Spirituous Liquors; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Lewis Wilkinson, For Introducing Spirituous Liquors; James Duncan, Surety; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Nov 1870

Bond, For Defendant, Day To Day, In U.S. V. Tandy Walker, Indicted For Manufacturing Tobacco Without Paying Special Tax Of Complying With The Regulations Thereto; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Jack Williamson, Indicted For Selling Liquor To Indians; E.G. Whitesides And D.C. Williams, Sureties; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Jack Williamson, Where Williamson Was Indicted By The Grand Jury For Carrying On The Business Of A Wholesale And Retail Liquor Dealer Without Paying Special Tax; D.C. Williams, Surety; Also Signed By E.G. Whitesides, And M.F. Locke May 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Jack Williamson, Selling Liquor To Indians; Found Guilty And Awaiting Sentence; Michael Lynch, Surety; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Appearance, R.J. Baker, In U.S. V. Jesse Woodell, For Larceny; Note States "The Grand Jury, This Day Have Ignored The Charge Against The Within Named Jesse Woodell And He Is Discharged From This." Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner; James Churchill, U.S. Clerk Of Court May 1870

Bond, For Witness, James Oates, In U.S. V. John L. Woods, Where Woods Is Charged With Opening A Letter While In The Employment Of The Post Office Department Of The United States; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Jack Williamson, Selling Liquor Without Having Obtained A License Therefor As By Law He Was Required To Do, Or Paying The Special Tax Thereon; David Williams, Surety; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Witnesses, John Fuller And Nelson Cogs, In U.S. V. Jack Williamson, Being A Retail Liquor Dealer And Not Paying Tax; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Witnesses, M.J. Mickle, J.G. Pury, And Richard Corm, And Bill Frank, In U.S. V. Jesse Wordell, Larceny; Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Witness, Nancy Lemay, In U.S. V. George W. Wallace, Giving Liquor To Indians; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1870

Bond, For Appearance, U.S. V. Jack Williamson, Being A Retail Liquor Dealer And Not Paying Tax; David Williams, Surety; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Mar 1870