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613
Wilhite ..
Williams' Cross Roads. 514
Wilsonville
Wood-lock 519
Woodville
596
York.
15ª
Scottsboro
Reid ..
501
Selina Junction, Western R. R.
108
crossing S., R. & D. R. R.
Shade's Creek. 010
Shelby Springs 529
Silver Run
650
429
Stewart's
159
Sunflower
Sword's Mills
Thompson's
Three-Notch Road.
Valley Head.
Veto. 160
35
Oak Grove .
Olmstead.
Maxwell
Matthews
180
Harp- ville ..
Hampden.
435
STATION. ELEVATION.
550
ELECTION RETURNS, 1892.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR, AUGUST 1.
FOR PRESIDENT, NOVEMBER &.
Cleveland.
Harrison.
Weaver.
Bidwell.
1.027
844
926
81
951
2
Autauga
893
866
912
Barhour
3,470
2.1801
4,315
19
1,241
Bibb
1,653
1,955
1,944
58
1,304
Bullock
2,306
463
1.844
55
1,483
Butler
3,010;
2,6271
3.249
218
1,613
4
Calhoun
2.118,
2.658
2,321!
108
1.717
Cherokee
1,237
2.252
1,709
218.
1,301
723
1.785
648
139
902
958
1.702
864
210!
998
Choctaw
2,113
1,641
1,561
371
1,042
Clarke
920
1.142
1.161
47.
1,100
Clay ..
773
1,271
1.045
17.
659
3
Cleburne
850
1,517|
Colbert.
1,000
748
954
107
1.993
Coo-a.
704
775
$18
7
562
1
Covington.
1,208.
1,983 .
1,320
49
1,278;
Crenshaw
1,067
1,402
1.160;
6
1,023
8
Cullinan
1.318
1 985
1 460
15
1,109;
1
Dale .
7,834
1.203
7.330
1.028;
947
Dallas
1,669
1,715
1.868
5
1,187
De Kalh
1.703
2,533
1.258
84
2,506;
1
Elmore
900
889
1,110
21
657
1
Escambia
1,295'
1,600
728
158
822
10
Fayette
913
1.3×9
1.290
Geneva
1,253
599.
2.120
355
511
..
Greene
2,727
1,502 '
3.350,
120
822
Hale .
1,588
3,106
2,712
133
1,633
5
Jackson
8,727
5,249
10,055,
296
4,884
69
Jeffer-on
851
1.712 ;
1 458'
31
587
Lamar.
1,924
1.727
2,352
1.289
1
Lauderdale
505
2,900
1,516
3
1,961
Lawrence
2 392
2,599
2.754
318
1.374
Lee .
810
2,433
1,447:
18
1,858;
11
Limestone
2 810.
1 1/0.
3,236.
349.
716
. .
Lowndes
990
1,736
2001
13:
70-1
Macon ..
2 953
3.251
3.015.
3
3,607
Madison
3,169
2.152
2.847
233
2,198
3
Marion
1,310,
2,157
15:1
11
1,103
2
Mar-hall
3,533.
2,021;
4,68 %
3971
1,979
:
. .
Monroe
7,501
1 :40
3 702
Montgomery
1,964
1.953
2.160
3
2,1251
26
Perry
1,694
2.253
1,019
8.3
1,009
Pickens
1,291
1.2.36
2 29%,
12
1 455
Pike .
1,043
2,136
1.1961
126
1.245
Randolph
2,766
1.000
2 150
10
1,506|
Russell
1,567
1 660 .
1,745
307|
1,593
1
Shelby
613
1.422
1.079
St. Clair
2,042
1.543
3.1551
781
2.5771
11
Talladera
1.171
3,820 ;
2.470
3 6
1.47
Tallapoosa
2 297
2.950 1
2 212
Tuskaloosa
1,524
1.944
1,583
4
1.473
Walker.
$55
1633
215
532.
. .
Wilcox .
562
X06
526
Winston
126.959
115.5 2
138 1281
9,197
85.151
Total.
Thos. G.
Jones.
Reuben
F. Kolb.
86
2
Baldwin
1,006
1.603
1,152;
1,204'
6
Blount
1,564
1,918
1.313
253
1,717
Chambers
1 909
1,671;
1,960
1,10
. .
. .
Conecul
741!
1.079
992
8.19
5
Coffee
593
1 546
Franklin
634
1,137 .
797
. . . .
1.215
Henry
2 887.
2,056,1
3,044
26!
1,266
21
Etowah.
609
715
3
Chilton
. .
There were 550 scattering votes for Governor, and 1,986 for Presidential electors.
478
1,174
756
1,207
Mobile
1,562
1,307
1,850
8
2.784
Morgan.
2,952
1,221
3,452
74x
1.469
Sumter
2 :26
2.438
109
1.3421
4
Washington
5.01€
4.6 7
Marengo
1,627
2
COUNTIES.
VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN NOVEMBER 8, 1892.
FIRST DISTRICT.
R. H.
Win. J.
Mason.
Frank 11.
Threet
Scattering
Jesse F.
Stallings.
Frank
Baltzell
J. D. Bibb.
Scattering
Choctaw
814
1,022
209
Baldwin ..
910
152
321
Clarke
1.565
1.072
Butler
1.38:
1,770|
Marengo
2.827
2 311
126
22 Conecuh.
871
1,641
2
Mobile
4,816
1.936'
240
Monroe
1.818
732
7
.. .Crenshaw
1.278!
1,308
48
Washington.
674
63
137
. E-cambia
1.103!
663
Montgomery
3.658;
2,824
8
Pike .
2,22×!
1,524
37.
Wilcox
4,663
547
215
16,781|
10,994
856
2
THIRD DISTRICT.
W. C.
.J. F. Tate.
A. W.
Harvey
Scattering!
FOURTH DISTRICT.
G. A.
Robbins
Longshore
C. H.
Scattering
Calhoun
3,175
1.69€
218
1 Chilton .
585:
912
121
50
Cleburne
1.015
656
74
Dallas
7.040.
1.035
1,113.
. .
Shelby
1,746
1.597
312
Talladega
.6.159,
8.53-4
1,948, 50
FIFTIL DISTRICT.
Jas. E.
M. W.
Whatley.
MeDuffle.
Scatteringh.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Bankhead
T. M.
Barbour.
Ignatius
Green.
Scattering &
Autauga
925
941;
99
Chambers
2.27.
1,607
207
Fayette
761
861
100
Greene
2,124
516
335
Coosa.
949
1 207.
107
Lamar
1,435
613
10
Elmore
1.24%
2.442
84
Marion
1.212
467
19
Lowndes
3,204
539
1.233;
Pickens
1.909
1,030
82
Macon
190
713
15
Sumter
3,186
56
750
Tuskaloosa
2 133;
1,435
704!
Tallapoosa
2.375
1.544
33%
Walker
1,552
1,475
4
13.456
11,528
2,306
11,312
6 453
2.054|
Blackwell.
1 1 | Scatteringi __
Cherokee
1.632
1.426
2.1
Colbert
2.037
1,424
95
1
Dekalh.
1.507
1,221
12
1 Jackson
3.054,
1,269
375
Etowah
2,264
1.420
Lauderdale
2.362
1,083
212
Frankiin
1,27>
617
Lawrence
1.487
1,830.
164
Marshall-
1 :47
1.233
1
Limestone
1,457
1,373.
503!
St. Clair.
1.032
1,546
Madison
3,065'
3.167
436
1
Winston.
573
2
Morgan
2,125
1,696
4:4
10.917
9,091
98
3
15,607
11,868
2,279: 6
NINTH DISTRICT.
L. W.
J. H.
J. B. -
George
B. M.
Brazeale.
Bibb
1,1,30,
1.10)
21
2
Blount
1,904
1,500
1
Half
3,337
817
10
121:
·
Jefferson
10.017
213
3,430
$30
. .
9.154
103
461
70
4.214
1.344
Bullock
1,972
1.438'
Coffee
977
921
£6
Dale
1,426
1,34
13
Geneva
734
Henry
2.649
1,325
63
Lee .
2.773.
1.531
128
Russell
2.115
1.281
110'
16.885
9,901
252
JJ. V.
Blakemore
Scattering!
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Joseph
B. M.
Austin.
R. T.
W 11.
Denson
Wood
W. M.
J. T.
Cullman
1,035
1,055
Turpin
Parsons
Ware.
Baggott.
Randolph
1,179
1,24%
165
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Oates.
7,156
1,015'
13
SECOND DISTRICT.
.
11'Covington
565
Craig.
Barbour
Cobh.
Clay
1,11+
1.137
J. H.
Wheeler.
A. P.
2.023
Perry .
12,511
Clarke.
540
HAND- BOOK OF ALABAMA.
TOTAL VOTE FOR OTHER STATE OFFICERS, AUGUST 1, 1892.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Joseph D. Barron. 129,675
J. C. Fonville .. . . . 109,175
Scattering
.3,337
AUDITOR.
John Purifoy 126,927
W. T. B. Lynch. . . 100.281 TREASURER.
Scattering
... 5,235
J. C. Smith 125,790
T. K. Jones .. 110,198
Scattering
3,933
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
William L. Martin .. 129.434 B. K. Collier .. . ... .108,630
Scattering 3,655
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
John G. Harris .128,679 J. P. Oliver. . 109,584
Scattering 705
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE.
Hector D. Lane .. .. 129,100 S. M. Adams ... 112,183 Scattering . . . . . 371
JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
George W. Stone .. 220,856 Thos. W. Coleman . . 221.85
James B. Head . .222,310
Thos. N. McClellan. . 220,021 Jonathan Haralson. 221,425
Seattering
.2,075
VOTE OF STATE, 1876 TO 1888.
DEM- OCRATIC.
REPUBLI- CAN.
DEM. PLURAL'TY
TOTAL.
1876 ... President
102,602
68,230
33,772
170,232
1876 .... Governor.
99,255
55.582
43,673
154,837
1878 .... Governor.
89,571
80,571
1880 .... President
90,087
50.178
34,51 9
151.507
1880 .... Governor
134,911
42,343
92,568
177.251
18:2 .... Governor
101,841
46,830
55,002
148.680
1884 .... President
92,973
50,444
33,529
153,789
1884 ... Governor.
189,580
1,18]
138.399
140,761
1886 .... Governor
114,707
37.116
107,621
1×2,429
1888
. Governor
155,973
(I 343)
1 30, 199 1
61,143
174,100
JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
The State is divided, at present, into ten judicial circuits, and each circuit is numbered and composed of the counties as follows : *
First Circuit-Choctaw, Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Ma- rengo, Baldwin and Mobile.
Second Circuit-Covington, Crenshaw, Escambia, Conecuh Pike, Butler and Montgomery.
* See page 91, onte. Courts held at the connty seats.
$ 41,770 )
111.203
201,086
1888 .President
117.320
( P' 583)
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Third Circuit-Henry, Dale, Geneva, Coffee, Bullock, Rus- sell, Lee and Barbour.
Fourth Circuit-Dallas, Perry, Hale, Lowndes, and Wilcox.
Fifth Circuit - Randolph, Chambers, Tallapoosa. Coosa, Macon, Chilton, Bibb, Elmore and Autauga.
Sixth Circuit - Fayette, Lamar, Pickens, Greene, Sumter and Tuskaloosa.
Seventh Circuit - Talladega, Clay, Cleburne, Calhoun, St. Clair and Shelby.
Eighth Circuit - Lauderdale, Colbert, Marion, Franklin, Cullman, Lawrence, Morgan, Limestone and Madison.
Ninth Circuit -- Etowah, Blount, Marshall, DeKalb, Chero- kee and Jackson.
Tenth Circuit-Jefferson, Walker and Winston.
CHANCERY DIVISIONS.
The State is divided, at present, into four chancery divis- ions, named and composed of the following counties : *
The Northeastern Division-Marshall, DeKalb, Cherokee, Etowah, St. Clair, Calhoun, Cleburne, Randolph, Clay, Talla- dega, Shelby, Chilton, Coosa, Tallapoosa, Chambers, Lee, El- more and Autauga.
The Northwestern Division-Jackson, Madison, Limestone, Lauderdale, Colbert, Franklin, Lawrence, Morgan, Cullman, Winston, Marion, Lamar, Fayette, Walker, Blount, Jefferson and Tuskaloosa.
The Southeastern Dicision-Russell, Barbour, Henry, Ge- neva, Dale, Coffee, Pike, Bullock, Macon, Montgomery. Butler, Lowndes, Crenshaw, Conecuh, Covington and Escambia.
The Southwestern Division - Mobile, Baldwin, Monroe, Wilcox, Dallas, Perry, Bibb, Hale, Pickens, Greene, Sumter, Marengo, Choctaw, Clarke and Washington.
. See pages 25-6, ante.
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HAND-BOOK OF ALABAMA.
CHANCERY DISTRICTS.
The chancery divisions are subdivided into chancery dis- tricts, numbered and composed of the following counties : *
Northeastern Division .- First District, Chambers ; Sec- ond District, Lee ; Third District, Tallapoosa ; Fourth District, Coosa ; Fifth District, Talladega ; Sixth District, Shelby ; Ser- enth District, Chilton ; Eighth District, Elmore : Ninth District, Calhoun; Tenth District, Cleburne; Eleventh District, Ran- dolph; Twelfth District, Clay; Thirteenth District, Dekalb; Fourteenth District, St. Clair; Fifteenth District, Etowah ; Sixteenth District, Marshall : Seventeenth District, Cherokee ; Eighteenth District, Autauga.
Northwestern Division .- First District, Franklin ; Sec- ond District, Colbert; Third District, Lauderdale; Fourth District, Lawrence; Fifth District, Limestone : Sieth District, Morgan ; Serenth District, Blount; Eighth District, Madison; Ninth District, Jackson ; Tenth District, Tuskaloosa ; Eleventh District, Lamar; Twelfth District, Marion ; Thirteenth District, Fayette; Fourteenth District, Walker; Fifteenth District, Cull- man and Winston (courts held at Cullman town) ; Sixteenth District, Jefferson.
Southeastern Division .- First District, Escambia: Sec- ond District; Conecuh ; Third District, Butler ; Fourth Dis- triet, Crenshaw : Fifth District, Lowndes: Sirth District, Montgomery; Seventh District, Macon: Eighth District, Rus- sell; Ninth District, Bullock ; T'enth District, Pike; Elecenth District, Coffee: Twelfth District, Dale; Thirteenth District, Henry ; Fourteenth District, Barbour ; Fifteenth District, Ge- neva; Nicte. nth District, Covington.
Southwestern Division .-- First District, Clarke; Second District, Monroe; Third District, Wilcox; Fourth District, Bibb; Fifth District, Dallas; Sirth District, Perry : Seventh District, Hale; Eighth District, Greene; Ninth District, Pick- ens; Tenth District, Sumter; Eleventh District, Choctaw ; Twelfth District, Marengo; Thirteenth District, Mobile, Bald- win and Washington (courts held at Mobile).
* See page 95, ande. Courts held at the county seats.
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APPENDIX.
NEWSPAPERS IN ALABAMA.
There are sixty-six counties in Alabama. Newspapers are published in sixty-five. There are 199 papers published in the State, of which, seventeen are daily, 163 weekly, one fort- nightly, three semi-monthly, and fifteen monthly.
The following is a list, alphabetically arranged, of the daily and weekly newspapers of the State, and where published :
Abbeville-Times, w.
Alexander City- Outlook, w.
Andalu-ia-Covington Times, w.
Anniston- Hot Bla-t. d. and w. Evening News, d.
Ashland- Ciny County Advance, w.
Ashville-Advance-Journal, w. Southern.Egis, w.
Athens -- Alabama Conrier, w. Limestone Democrat, w.
Attalla-Herald. w.
Avondale-Budget. w.
Bessemer -- Fesst mer, W. Journal, w.
Birmingham -- Age-Herald, d. and w. News, d. and w.
Blocton-Courier. w.
Blountville -- Blount Chronicle, w.
Brewton -- Leader. w.
Standard Gange, w.
Bridgeport- New-, w.
Butler-Choctaw Advocate, w. Choctaw Herald, w.
Calera-Journal, w. Shelby News, w.
Camden-Wilcox New Era, w. Wilcox Progress, w.
Carrollton-We-t Alabamian. w. Pickens County News, w.
Cedar Buff -- Industrial Free Press, W.
Centre-Cherokee Advertiser, w. Coosa River News, w. Centreville -State Central Express, W. Clanton- C'hiton View, w.
Clayton-Courier. w.
Collinsville- Clipper, w.
Columbia - Recorder, w.
Columbiana -- shelby Chronicle, w.
Cuba-South Sumter Star, w.
Cullman -Alabama Tribune, w.
Dadeville-Tadajoosa New Era, w. Tallapoosa Voice, w.
Daphne -- Times, B. Decatur- News, w.
Demopoli -- Varenge News. W.
Dothan-Wire-Grass Siftings, w.
Double Spring --- Winstor. Herald, w.
Edwardsville - Standard-News, w. Ca barne Plowboy, w.
Elba- Coffee County Watchman, w. Eufaula Mail. d. Times, d and w.
Eutaw- Wing and observer. w. Mirror, s. Evergreen --- Star. w. Fayette Court House-Sentinel, w. News. w.
Florence - Heraldl. w. Banner, w. Times, w.
Florence-Lauderdale Gazette. w. Fort Payne-Journal, w. Gadsden-Times-News, w.
Leader. w.
Gate City-Ilumiming Bird, w.
Gayle, ville - Enterprise, w.
Geneva-Democrat, w.
Georgiana- Living Truth, w.
Greensboro-Alabama Beacon. w. Watelman, w.
Greenville-Advocate, w. Local. w. Grove Hill-Clarke County Democrat., w. Guntersville-Democrat. w. Alliance News. w.
Gurley-Record, w. Hamilton-Times, w.
Hartsehe-Alabama Enquirer, w.
Hayneville-Citizen-Examiner, w.
Heflin -- Cleburne New Era, w.
Huntsville-Mercury, d. and w. Argus, W. Democrat, w. Gazette, w. Jackson-South Alabamian, w.
Jacksonville-Republican, w.
Jasper-Mountain Eagle, W.
Kennedy-News. W.
Lacon-Alliance Monitor, w.
La Fayette-Sun, W.
Linden-Reporter, w.
Livingston- Journal, w. sunter County Sun, w.
Luverne-Enterprise, w
Marion-Standard. w.
Mobile -- Register. d. and w. News. il. Monroeville- Monroe Journal, w.
Montgomery- Advertiser, d. and w. Alliance Herald, w. Journal, d. Moulton-Advertiser. w.
New Decatur-Advertiser, w.
Northport-West Alabama Breeze, w.
Oneonta- Blount Co. News-Dispatch, w.
Opelika-Industrial News, w.
oxford- Voice. w.
Ozark-Sontheim Star, W. Banner. w. Phoenix City -- Advance.
Piedmont- Inquirer. w.
Pratt Mines Advertiser. W.
Prattville - Progress, W.
Roanoke-Herald, w Rockford-Consa Advocate, w.
Russellville-southern Idea. w. Rutledge-Wave, W.
Scottsboro- Citizen, w. d'rogressive Age. w Scale- Russell Register, w.
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Selma -- Times-Mail, d. and w. Journal, d. Alabama Mirror, w.
Tuskaloosa Gazette, il. and w.
Evening Times, d. and w.
Tuscumbia-North Alabamian, w.
Sheffield-Enterprise, d.
Tuskegee- News. w.
Shelby -Magnet, w.
Union Springs-Herald. w.
Stevenson-Chronicle, w.
Uniontown-Canebrake Herall, w.
Sylacauga-Tribune. W.
Warrior- Index, w.
Talladega-Our Hountain Home, w. News-Reporter, W. Southern Alllance, w.
Wedowee -- Clipper. w. Randolph Reformer, w.
Thomasville-Alliance Reporter, w.
Wetumpka-Times-Democrat. w.
St. Stephens-Times, w
Woodlawn-Banner, w.
York Station-Times, w.
BANKS AND BANKING INSTITUTIONS IN ALABAMA.
CITY OR TOWN.
NAME OF BANK.
PAID-UP CAPITAL
SURPLUS
UNDIV. PROFIT
Alexander City
Alexander City Bank.
$50,250
.3,000,
=8,880
Anniston.
Anniston Loan and Trust Co.
100,000
12,000
Anniston ..
¡Anniston National Bank.
100,000
4,500
12,000
Anniston
Bank of Anniston ..
89,750
8,000
4,000
Anniston ..
First National Bank
200,000
200,000
25.000
Anniston
Security Bank of Alabama
76 000
7,800
3,500
Athens
Bank of Athens
15.000
1,500
Attalla
Bank of Attalla.
28,850
950
Bessemer
* First National Bank
50,000
Bessemer .
Bessemer Savings Bank
100,000
200.000
25,000
Birmingham
* First National Bank.
270 000
40,000
17.790
Birmingham.
* Berney National Bank.
300,000
25,000
20,000
Birmingham
Birmingham Trust and Savings Co ..
500,000
65,000
Birmingham
City National Bank.
100,000
100,000
10,000
Birmingham.
Jefferson County Savings Bank.
150,000
15,000
20,000
Birmingham
Nicke Savings Bank
100,000,
2,500
Birmingham
South Side Savings Bank
300,000
Birmingham.
H. Simon & Sons.
200,000
50,000
Birmingham
Birmingham Clearing House
25,000
70,000
Brewton
Blacksher-Miller Lumber Co.
50,000
1.000.
2,400
Calera
W. E. Brinkerhoff & Co
7.500
1,650
710
Clayton
Clayton Banking Co.
50,000
8,000
Columbia
Jobn T. Davis & Son
35,000
Cullman.
Parker & Co .
75.000
11.000
Demopolis
Pront & Robertson
50,000
6,000
Dothen
Hawle Bros
100.000
25,000
16,070
Eufaula ..
* Eufaula National Bank.
59.000'
12 500
8,170
Enfanla
First National Bank
50,000
9,000
2.300
Entaw.
Watkins Mercantile and Bank Co
50,000
10,500
Fannsdale
First National Bank
100,000
10,000
Florence.
First National Bank
50 000
1.500
1,500
Fort Payne
People's Savings Bank
25,000
6,000
6,000
Gadsden
First National Bank
50.250
6,000
Gad-den
S. T. Jones ..
25,000;
Geneva ..
Planters' Bank
40,000
1
Greenville
Bank of Guntersville
50,0 0
.. .
2,000
Huntsville
First National Bank ..
125.000
2,90
3,240
Hant-ville
W R Bron & Co
52.000
30.000
Huntsville
Tredegar National Bank.
50,000.
.1,000
Jackson ..
...
Birmingham.
People's Savings Bank and Trust Co.
25,000
Birmingham
Steiner Bros
Brewton
Bank of Brewton
130,000
Bridgeport
First National Bank.
Dadeville
Tallapoosa County Bank
50,000
7,109
Demopolis.
Bank of Dothen
Edwardsville
Queen City Bank.
10,000,
Gainesville.
Greensboro
1. Lawson.
Joseph Steiner & Son-
8,370
Guntersville
Farmers and Merchants' Nat'l Bank
50,000,
Fort Payne
First National Bank
50 000
East Alabama National Bank
Birmingham
Alabama National Bank.
500,000
" For card, see front of this HAND-Book.
Troy -Messenger, w. Democrat, w.
Vernon-Courier, w.
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BANKS-CONTINUED.
CITY OR TOWN.
NAME OF BANK.
PAID-UP CAPITAL!
SURPLUS
UNDIV. PROFIT
Jasper.
Jasper Trust Co.
5,000
LaFayette
Bank of LaFayette
50,000
5,000
6,000
Livingston
McMillan & Co ..
50,000
12,000
1,000
Mobile
Alabama National Bank
150,000
5,000
11,280
Mobile.
British-American Trust Co.
Mobile
First National Bank.
300,000
100,000;
225,000
Mobile
People's Bank
150,000'
50,000
53,910
Mobile
Wmn. 11. Leinkant & Son.
Montevallo
C. C. Vandegrift ..
100,000
900,000
Montgomery
1 Individual responsibility
3.000,000
Montgomery.
Bank of Montgomery .
100.000
12,000
Montgomery
Capital City Insurance Co
149,400
65.000
3,700
Montgomery
First National Bank
225,000
50,000
30,000
Montgomery
Merchants and Planter,' Natt Bank
100.000
22,000
24,000
Montgomery
J. B Trimble & Co.
61.000
3.750
1,600
New Decatur
First National Bank
100,000
11,000
2,000
Opelika.
Bank of Opelika
100,000'
5,000
10,000
Opelika
First National Bank
50.000'
17,000
8,250
Oxford
Bank of Oxford ..
50.000
Ozark
Planters and Merchants Bank
50,000
Piedmont
Bank of Piedmont,
43,400
2,000
Roanoke
Bank of Roanoke.
25,000
2,500
Russellville
Franklin County Bank
10,000
2.000
Scottsboro
Jackson County Bank.
23.000
12,000
Selma.
Bank of Seha
25,000.
Selma.
City National Bank
400,000
100,000
130,000
Selma ..
Commercial Bank of Selma
300,000
75,600
Sheffield
Bank of Commerce.
100,000
7,500
Talladega
Citizens' Bank
50,000
15,000
3,240
Talladega
First National Bank
50,000
5.000
8,000
Talladega.
Farmers and Merchants' Bank
100,000
50.000.
Tuskaloosa
Farmer.' Savings Bank
25,000
25.000
Tu-kaloosa ..
First National Bank
60,000
20,000,
23,420
Tuskalno-a
Merchants' National Bank
100,000
6,500.
10,500
Tuskaloosa.
JJ. 11. Fitts & Co ....
50,000
18,000
4,200
Tusenmbia
Tuscumbia Banking Co
50,000
45,000.
7,000
Tuskeger
C. W. Thompson & Co.
50,000
Union Springss
Bullock County Bank ..
70.000
52,000
10,000.
8,500
Union Springs
W. M. Stakely & Co ..
50,000
30,000
Warrior
Bank of Warrior.
Wetumpka.
H. Hohenberg & Co
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UNITED STATES COURTS IN ALABAMA.
By the statutes of the United States, the State of Alabama is made part of the Fifth Indicial Circuit of the United States, and the State is divided into three judicial districts, called, respectively, the Southern, the Middle and the Northern dis- triets of Alabama, and the Northern district is subdivided into
.
Marion
Marion Central Bank.
Mobile
Mobile Savings Bank.
100,000
Montgomery
Farley National Bank
100,000
. .:
New Deratur
Exchange Bank.
Pratt Mine
Merchants and Miners' Savings Bank
25,000,
Isbell & Co (individual responsibil .:
250,000
Troy .
Tuskegee.
Macon County Bank
Union Springs
Merchants and Farmers' Bank
Uniontown
Planters and Merchants Bank
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two divisions, called, respectively, the Southern and the North- ern divisions of the Northern District of Alabama.
Southern District .-- This district includes the counties of Baldwin, Choctaw, Clarke, Conecuh, Escambia, Marengo, Mo- bile, Monroe, Washington and Wilcox.
Middle District .- This district includes the counties of Autauga, Barbour, Bullock, Butler, Chilton, Chambers, Clay, Coffee, Coosa, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Dallas, Geneva, Henry, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Montgomery, Perry, Pike, Ran- dolph, Russell and Tallapoosa.
Northern District, Northern Division .- This division includes the counties of Colbert, Cullman, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Morgan and Winston.
Northern District. Southern Division .- This division includes the counties of Bibb, Blount, Calhoun, Cherokee, Cle- burne, DeKalb, Etowah, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Jefferson, La- mar, Pickens, St. Clair, Shelby, Sumter, Talladega, Tuskaloosa and Walker.
The courts of the United States are held in these several districts at the places and times as follows :
Southern District-At Mobile .- United States circuit court : Terms commence fourth Monday of November and first Mon- day of May. United States district court : Terms commence fourth Monday of November and first Monday of May.
Midelle District-At Montgomery .- United States circuit court : Terms commence first Mondays of May and Novem- ber. United States district court: Terms commence first Mondays of May and November. A session of this court is also held on the first Mondays of each month under rules adopted.
Northern District, Northern Division - At. Huntsville .- United States circuit court: Terms commence first Monday of April and second Monday in October. United States dis- trici court : Terms commence first Monday of April and sec- ond Monday of October.
Northern District, Southern Division-At Birmingham .- United States circuit court : Terms commence first Monday in March and September. United States district court : Terms commence first Monday in March and September.
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APPENDIX.
The circuit courts in all the three districts of the State are held by the same circuit judge, and the district courts of the Northern and Middle districts are held by the same district judge. The Southern district has a separate district judge.
The marshal of the Southern district is also the marshal of the Middle district. The Northern district has a separate marshal.
The Northern and Middle districts have the same district attorney. The Southern district has a separate district at- torney.
Each court has a separate clerk.
UNITED STATES LAND DISTRICTS AND LAND OFFICES IN ALABAMA.
There are in Alabama, at present, two United States land districts, one called the Montgomery land district and the other the Huntsville land district. The land office for each of these two districts is located, the first at Montgomery and the second at Huntsville, and there is in charge of each office an officer, styled register of the land office.
The following is a list of the counties composing the land districts of the State, and an approximate estimate of the number of acres of publie lands in each county, subject to entry, on January 1, 1893 :
MONTGOMERY LAND DISTRICT.
COUNTIES. ACRES.
COUNTIES, ACRES.
COUNTIES. ACRES.
COUNTIES, ACRES.
Autauga.
610
Bibb. 2,880
Butler 640
Bullock 40
Barbour
Baldwin 72,800
Crenshaw 2,400
Coneenh 3,240
Covington. . 50.000
Chilton 3,320
Cleburne 21,740
Calhoun 7,780
Cherokee 1,440
Clay 3,120
Dale 3,680
Elmore 120
Escambia
l'ayette 18.2010
Geneva 17,040
Hale 760
Henry 6,620
Jefferson 9,920
Lamar 360
Monroe 16,360
Macon 40
Mobile 67,610
Marengo 2,400
Picken- 6,240
Pike 1.040
Ferry 520
Russell 1,120 Shelly 3.320
Randolph. 3,920
Sumter
680
St. Clair 3,000
Talladega 10,800
. Tallapoosa. ..
Tuskaloos2. . 60,240
Washington .70,500
Walker. .12,240
Wilcox 1,000
Total-Counties, 45; arres, 582,470.
Choctaw 48,920 Coosa . . 12,050
Coffee 3,560
Clarke 18,650
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HUNTSVILLE LAND DISTRICT.
COUNTIES. ACRES
COUNTIES. ACRES.
COUNTIES. ACRES.
COUNTIES. ACRES.
Blount 5,140
Cherokee .... 6,080
Colbert ... .. 2,960
Cullman. 1,960
DeKalb 1,800
Etowah .. 4,420 Franklin .32.040
Fayette 9,560
Jackson .32,720
Lauderdale .. 19,100
Limestone ... 1,840
Lawrence .. .31,000
Lamar 3,500
Marion .50,320
Marshall. 3,000
Madison 2,180
Morgan* .. 82,740
Jefferson *.
St. Clair* ...
Walker 11,200
Cherokee school lands in Madison and Marshall, north of Tennessee river, 8,540 acres. t
Total-Counties. 21 ; acres, 310,220.
UNITED STATES CUSTOMS DISTRICT IN ALABAMA.
There is in Alabama one customs collection district, namely, the District of Mobile, comprising all the waters and shores of the River Mobile, and of the other rivers, creeks, inlets and bays emptying into the Gulf of Mexico, within the State, and in which district the city of Mobile is the port of entry.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE DISTRICT IN ALABAMA.
The State of Alabama constitutes one United States internal revenue district, with collector's office located in Montgomery.
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