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Letter, To James O. Churchill, U.S. Clerk Of Court Of U.S. District Court In Fort Smith, Arkansas, Requesting Certified Copies Of Payments And Juror And Witness Lists For November 1872 And January And February 1873 Terms, Signed R. W. Taylor, Comptroller, Treasury Department, Washington, Deputy U.S. Clerk Dec 1873

Letter, By Alfred S. Krekel, U.S. Clerk Of Court Of U.S. Western District Of Missouri, To Marshalls Of The Western District Of Arkansas Requesting The Capture Of C. Mccoy, Alias Mccay. Dec 1873

Grand Jury Findings In U.S. V. Samuel Brown And Frank C. Taylor, For Murder Of Charles Smith, With Witnesses Joe Williams Alexander Motts, And G. Hill; Foreman E.J.A Dickson; Signed Newton Temple, U.S. Attorney; James Churchill, U.S. Clerk Of Court Nov 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. Joshua Whitmore, For Being A Retail Liquor Dealer Without Paying Tax, Charles Hewes And Eliza Mauley, Sureties; James Churchill Commissioner Nov 1873

Statement, Of Services By C.S. Hawkins Of Fort Smith Regarding His Services Aiding Deputy Marshal J.E. Lacy In The Transport Of Henry Marshal, Charged With Larceny, From The Cherokee Nation Oct 1873

Proceedings Before Commissioner, For U.S. V. B.C. Hurd, Larceny Of Property Of Gilbert Reaves; Witnesses Include Gilbert Reaves, O. Mills (Miller), N.C. Loving, And Mrs. Reaves; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Oct 1873

Bond, For Witnesses, J.S. Moore, George Cony, And John Downing, For U.S. V. James Wright, Larceny, James Cook, Surety; Floyd Babcock, U.S. Commissioner, Including Justification Of Surety Oct 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. James Wright, Larceny, James Cook, Surety; Floyd Babcock, U.S. Commissioner, Including Justification Of Surety Oct 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. James Wright, Larceny, James Cook, Surety; Floyd Babcock, U.S. Commissioner Oct 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. James Willis, Introducing Spirituous Liquors, Daniel Webster, Surety; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Oct 1873

Personal Statements Regarding David Mcclear, By Individuals Including James Smith, Jack Dory, And Wiley Baley Sep 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. Preston Zander, Larceny, A.D. Irwin And James Lord, Sureties Sep 1873

Proclamation Of Worth Situated In Cherokee Nation Indian Territory, By Alex Porter; Floyd C. Babcock, U.S. Commissioner Aug 1873

Bond, For U.S. V. Wilson Yeager And Henry Lyons, Introducing Liquor, Alex Porter, Surety; Floyd Babcock, U.S. Commissioner Aug 1873

Bond From Day To Day, U.S. V. Michael French, For Larceny; John Cazy, Surety; James Churchill, Surety Jun 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. Mike Ghormley, Assault With Intent To Kill; Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner Jun 1873

Letter, From A.W. Bishop, Of Little Rock, To James Churchill, Of Fort Smith, Requesting Papers Be Filed In Care Of James E. Simpson. Letter Is Written On Stationary Of Parrot & Howes, Attorneys At Law, Forrest City, Arkansas. Jun 1873

Bond, For Witnesses, U.S. V. Bill Ussory, Larceny; Daniel Francis, William Latham, And John Matoy, Sureties; Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner Jun 1873

U.S. V. John Walker, Murder; H.D. Reese, Daniel R. Hicks, And Arch Scraper, Sureties; Signed John B. Jones, Agent For Cherokees Jun 1873

Bond, For Witnesses, U.S. V. Thomas B. Gylliams, Assault With Intent To Kill; William O. French And Charles Glenn, Sureties; Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner Jun 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. Caesar Graham, Alias Caesar Colbert, Assault With Intent To Kill; Sam Chalk, Surety; Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner Jun 1873

Bond, For Witnesses, U.S. V. Joshua Wade, Larceny; James Dolenerty And Daniel Barnett, Sureties; Edward Brooks, U.S. Commissioner May 1873

Witness Acknowledgement By J.M. Gossett For U.S. V. George Washington, Larceny; Floyd C. Babcock, U.S. Commissioner May 1873

Bond, For Witness, Melvina Loman, In U.S. V. Isaac Folsom, Murder; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner May 1873

Information Filed By J.H. Smith Regarding U.S. V. Sam Lareux, For Murder Of George Elum And His Daughter; Signed James Churchill May 1873

Bond, For Defendant, U.S. V. Walter S. Ward, For Introducing Spirituous Liquors; Lafayette Ward And B.F. Henky, Sureties; James Churchill, U.S. Commissioner Apr 1873

Proclamation Of Worth, Signed N.D. Reyes, H. Davies, Daniel A. Hicks, Arch Scraper, And John B. Jones, Agent For The Cherokees Feb 1873

Letter On To William Story, Pertaining To Bond And Casework, On Stationary Of The Office Register In Bankruptcy No. 5 Adams Building, Little Rock, Arkansas, Signed A.W. Bishop Jan 1873

Bond, U.S. V. John Warford, Introducing And Selling Spirituous Liquors; Miles C. Jones, Surety; Also O.M. Sipe; Edson S. Bastin, U.S. Commissioner Jan 1873