L.W. Fennell as Sheriff and ex officio administrator of and for the
Estate of James B. Cullen deceased and Stephen B. Cullen and all
and every person or persons now claiming the said property or any
part thereof, by through or under them or either of them, or that
may hereafter claim the same do thereafter stand absolutely and forever
debarred and foreclosed of and from all right or Equity of redemption
in and to the said property and every part and parcel thereof
Done and ordered at Chambers at Ocala Florida on this 4th day of April
AD 1900
                                       W.A. Hocker
                                           Judge
Filed April 5th 1900 Recorded April 6 1900
                             H.C. Denton Clerk
                            pr S.H. Wienges DC

                     In the Circuit Court of Alachua County
The State of Florida        }
Ex Rel A.K. Wade            }
         vs                 } Mandamus
The County Commissioners of }
Alachua County              }
           This cause is before me on final hearing on the
pleadings and proofs - Having given the questions involved as careful
a consideration as opportunity and time have afforded I am of
opinion that a peremtory writ of mandamus cannot be made
to apply to the exegencies of the situation as revealed by the
facts. It is therefore considered and ordered that a peremptory 
writ of mandamus be and the same is denied, to which
ruling the relator excepts -     Ocala Fla March 23rd AD 1900
This order is with out prejudice to any other appropriate
remedy in the premises
                             W.A. Hocker
                                  Judge
Filed April 6th 1900 Recorded April 6th 1900
                               H.C. Denton Clerk
                             pr S.H. Wienges DC

                 In the Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Court of Florida
                 in and for Alachua County = In Chancery
Agnes Loomis Alias Agnes Palmer }
              vs                } Bill for Divorce
Charles H. Palmer               } Final Decree
              This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing
from the record herein that a decree pro confesso has been duly
entered against the defendant for want of answer to bill of
complaint - upon consideration thereof the proofs and findings
of the Master herein, it affirmatively appears that Charles H.