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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07
NEW SpRING G00ng


FENHE undersigned having entered into CO. partner
- ship, in order that they may more fully and gem
orally gil their stofe with the richest best and freshest
goods Of the season. respectfully tender the following
stock Of Spring Goods TO the pubic which they have
just received from New Orleans, lo-Rit:
Gents Spring and Summer panlss
Fine Panama Hats,
Leghorn e
Straw
A" Beaver
Boots and Shoes Of Ghe best quality.
SuspsndeFs
Cloth Brogans and Bodies ior gentlemen,
{" ladies',
Spring and Summer Goats and yesias
Ladies' Parasols,
Rich French CalicOes, Muslins, Swiss Bobinsls
Irish LINEN, &C. NJ SIMON,
J. KAESARs
March s--l2-tf.
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SIMON & CO.
II AVE just received some splendid Phhdiia Hats,
together With great variety Of other articles Of
intrinsic value. May 81 ls4S.
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.,.l,s.. WITNESS, the Honorable John
S4S & Walker Judge Of Probate Of said
9SsS County, at tho Court House thereof
on the fourth Monday Of May, A. ID.
"''" one thousand eight hundred and forty
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07

TNOUND-A few miles from WOodvIlIe, 4
u good WHIP, which the ownei can have by
proving ownership and paying tOr this notice.
Apply at this Office. June
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Issued this 26Ih May, ls45
$ R DAVIS, Clerk.
BY B W Smith, Dep. Crk.
lime Y lod6 e.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07

FHNHE subscriber has hand and IS constantly re-
a ceiving general asseIment Of fresh Drugs 81 nd
Medicines, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Points, Oils
DYE Stufs, Peilumery Cosmetics, Window Glass
Putty, sc. All Of which he viii sell Al the lowest
southern market prices. for cash, AmoHg the stock
on hand, are the following articles;
Suph. Qunine PlLLS-IyleF's
SaiIcne fahnealock'6
Acids "os all kinds" Tomato; "Miles"
Rhubarb Root and Puwd'r Fahneslock's Vefmiiuge
Ointments of various kinds Swoiin's do
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Mr. Fielding Davis Of Woodvle, viii attend 70 our
business in Wilkinson, Amie, and Perish Of East Fe-
Iieiana, La. FRANKLIN & HENDERSON.
Wnndnia Inne
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-06-07

US1 received, on consignmsnl 200 pieces Of Ky.
eD Bagging, and 200 Coils Of Rope--atso, twenty
thousand yards Of kentucky Jeans and Linseys.
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HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT OF
 HORSES.

KY ". H. SMITH, V. S., OF PHILADELPHIA
 To He Editor ofthe :. SpiH of the Times
 SIR-I find, on perusing the "Spirit,o of 22d inst. an account of the successful hon. qpathic treatment of Glanders and Farcy in horses, in Europe cannot express the sat isfaction it has given me, as 1t now enables me to lav before the readers of your valuable journal, facts which have long wished to make generally known.
 In the spring of lS4l, was induced to make some experiments on cases oi thls loath- some and hitherto incurable disease, and must say that the success l have met with, has been beyond my utmost expectations. The first case will cite is that of bay horse, six years old, given me for Homeopathic experi- ment, affected with both Glanders and Farcy. The remedies employed in this case were dulcamara mercurius solubilis hepat sulphu- ris, acidum phosphoricum, and slllcla Ill the 9th dilution. In two weeks from the com meucement of the treatment, had the sats- faction of observing marked improvement III the symptoms, which gradually continued. At the end of three months he was perfectly cured, except thckening of the lnteguments of the near hind leg, which had been covered with ulcers called Farcy buds. This l re- moved by thuya in the third dilut'on' gwen every other day IS NJ. LEBLANC describes, / or 3 drops in a small quantity oi sugar oi milk placed upon the tongue. lrelused frequently for this horse $500, from gentleman who saw him in the worst stage oi the dlsease' and who witnessed the progress ol the cure He is now owned by gentleman of lhis city, and has never had an hours sickness since he has been in his possession-upWards oi three years. :,
 A sorrel horse, aged, was attacked with ganders with the aid of the above remedies affected acomplete cure in six weeks. Dur ing the last four years have treated IA eases of Glanders and 12 of them successfully, III from one to three months. have III my pos session at this time, athorse p years old ;-- one of the twelve above named-lt IS now two years since his recovery. He never was ill finer health or condition than at the pre- sent time This will conclusiyely show that
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Notice is iaereT,x giYen.

t dac thereon held at the court house door, in lhe county oi Union, h the Stale of Arkansas, pur sqaat to la"fal notice by the shlrl of said county @, s eRoa' and tn conformity with the laws of said ,, 9lale, on the tlfst Monday of November, A. D. on. e''es9Ha t eisit hundred and ortyone, (being the tracts or pAicels oi land were strckeu of entire h the undersigned, Green Newton, for the aggrecat of the taxes, penalty, and costs due hereon for tb year one thousand eight hundred and torty.onc. no pefSoh or persons having bid or offered to pay the said taxes, rcnalty, and costs due on each of said tracts of land, for less than the whole quantity ol each tract.
 The following is description of said lands, the number of acres contained in each tract, and the prices at which they were severally purchased a. aforesaid, 10 wit:
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Islanders and Farcy are diseases within the control ot Homeopathy, and that hundreds of valuable animals have been sacrificed. Dur Ing the last 1 years, have treated every disease to which the horse is liable, on the same s; principle, and the result proves the fact, .ilat diseases thus treated are cured in much jess tune, and with little OF no loss of condi- ton to the animal.
 Should you deem this communication wor- thy ol notice in your valuable paper, you will ooiige me by inserting it. have kept d dairy oi all the eases worthy ofnote that haze come under my care, and shall feel most happy in glylng you some of them in detail.
 | remain, dear sir, yours respectfully,
 WM. II. SMITH, Vet Surg.
 p4tIodelPhia, March 2l, 1915
 N NoTE BY THE EDIToR.-We shall be glad 10 receive any extracts from your " dairy" you may deem worthy publication, as being oi interest 10 the general reader.
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TRUST SALE,
lE I-ANnS NM TOWN LOTS

OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS.
 ED Y virtue of a decd of trust executed by Ste Rp phen Goiter. to the undersigned, William F.. Woodruff and Charles Raptey on the Fist day oi September, 1886, {and duly recorded in the Clerk office of the county ot Pulaski in Record Book | pages 325, &c.), ta secure 10 May Graham, eXceu- lriN oi the last will aud testament of Andrew Gia nam, deceased, the payment et the Following de- scubed writings obligatory, executed by said Ste Phen Cotter, on the 2lst day of Septem Der, 1856 and made payable To the said Mary Graham, eNeeu- trIN o said Andrew Graham, deceased, VIZ Four several writings obligatory for tlc sum of SI,05o each, falling due respectively, on the lst Aug iS31, tst Aug. lS3S, lst Aug. l239, and Ist Aug. lSl0- we will proceed to sell, at public auction, To the highest and last bidder, Sai,48ay He I4M dGy oi June aert, al the court hoHse door in the city of Lit tie Rock, the following described tracts or parcels of lands, situate in the county of Pulaski viz: The E5 of SH4 of see 32 I 3 N k l3 ", containing S0 acres; the NV fl of sec }, T , N, R t3 ", containing go 2l-l00 acres; the SN of SE! and the SEE of SE1 of sec 3l, and the NV of SW and SW of SWi of sec g, I N, E w. containing 10 acres each also, atract of land containing about 10 acres, situate R the southeast corner o the N fractional half of sec 6, r ? N, R l3 W, which is more particularly described in deed executed hv James Pyeatt and wife to said Mary Graham, exc curiX, &c on the l1th Sept. 1856, and duly record ed in the Clerks office of the county of Pulaski in Record Book l, pages 33A, Be. and, also, lots Nc. {, O ana y, tH bIucK NO, IUu m lne cIN p Little Rock, with the houses and improvements thereon. situate on the corner of Markham and West streets, in said city, and uow occupied by B. J. Borden, Esq; or much of the above mentioned lands and town lots, as may be necessary 10 discharge the balance due on the said eight writings obligatory. and all interest thereon. together with the cosis and expenses of carrying said deed of trust into client
 The property above described will be sold on a credit, one half payable in six months, and the other in twelve months, from the day of sale, and both bearing legal interest from date of sale, till paid Notes, with approved security. wilIbe rcquiredlrou deliver to them our bonds for title, obligating our selyes as trustees, To make title 10 the purchasers se soon as the purchase money shall be paid, together with all interest that may accrue thereon.
 Safe to commence at 10 o'clock, \. M. of sait day
 VIM. F. WOODRUFF, } ,,a.5,,..
 CIIAS. RAPLEY, f'esieeS'
 Little Rock Apfil g. I2tJ-3O low
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hB'H'EEGsY tg0UsB1. eslaft SEesses't2 Ss wge eggyTe
.AEAIiaM STREET. LIYTIF pael


 MAkhilsM STREET, LITTLE ROCK.
 r N'ls ,as, wfli ' s9ose no, ,. e.sta5iisIaeut; @asss the city la. iuslundafrone ! Il nra,,yh ts5& h9NJ repair, aud las been almost enitre,v 15rettted aad re-iitHished, for tie ..c- co4ffaodaa0a ofthe pubic
 The proprietor very respectfully a9nouf,z es 4, IL, old customers, his friends, and the pabiic prnorly that he IS now prepared to cXteHd b tie ifayeln,r community transient isitors, and hoard fs- acceia, modahons unsurpassed by any establish nj vest of rhe Alleghauica. and pledges himself that every at saaon shall be rendered io promote fine comlofl ef all persons visiting hs house. fiat vigilance and f. uehy can oesow, being determined to spare neither uohhle nor expense in giving satisfaction 10 lis Eaes's' and hopes to nertbe patronage of the pub The qualities of lis aes. wines l;5,no.s and ss gats, are the best that the New Orleais rari a, can alofa. oi thls he is confident. Ye hayiro1 win great care, selected them Eimsslf He b5s also ,",9e arrangements for iec sufficient for the whoIc S9,rI ai'u ionuon bfoWnsout always in bottles Albany ale oh draft. His cocks are ceebrs,eJ ;,, every department; lis servants laliI, and atten. 'Fe; t,; hiSPoflers trusty and courteous.
 & TOT o4lis and parties, every attainable dalicacv wl VIII pc served up n superior nannsr, and at the most reasonable prices 'i'' ~ s'' nc eemmoduus brick stables are ubdsr tl,. ,,.,,,. asement ot Mir. David SkeIton. where rarriaras ma. wish them ''4 s'tsss "fp ihe li9t sPHng nail carried in elegant and corr- '5oaons lohf horse coaches, for the accommodation ol visitors, leaves this house tri.weehv anl ae. conhod9ton stages can at any time be p1oeuredoa reasonable terms, by applying 10 tine proprietor, ,.hp resides here, and whose courteous dcp6rtncnt and aeslie 10 please tends, in some measure, to soethe lne many Ills that flesh Is heir lo. The office of the Montsomerys Point and Rtel.- @ hoa hi.wecty line ol Stages. is also kent at this h9use' Waere one ol the plopiietols can be fonnd. always feady and desifous 10 acco.eIot d1tc and Whose p1heteality attention and regularity, is not % 4sss. even b{ Stockton or Reesde; and also, will always be found al lis pest. Al me steam boat lanamg5 passengers vi alSays ma blacks, porters and dIa1s, in aiiandaliee.
 15u.n JOHN BR0W&.
 .--I- iAt3tf'. Ffo. ". lSi5.
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LAW NO'E'HGE. SOLON BORLAND & E. II. ENGLISH,
 ATTORNEYS IF L4U,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, VNTILL attend punctually to all business entnst- w ed 10 them, in the several Courts held in Little Rock, or in any part of the State.
 OGceIn the Governors building.
 REFER TO J. ]. Finley, r. P. Stanton II. G. Smith, Charles LoAand and John C. Meiemorc, Esqs-; Dr. ]. Fowlkes, Messrs. S & \. Fowles, Messrs. l.. W Rowlett x Co.,, and Mcssrs. Hatch & Scott,- Memphis, Tennessee. Hon. l.. II. Coc,-Somervlle, Ten. Hon. Wes; II. Humphreys Nashville, Ten. Adrien Mayer and Wm. B. Lumpldn, Esqrs.,- Holly Springs, Mi, B. Mathews anu R. shepherd, Esqrs.,-Coumbas Mississippi. Hon. Daniel Coleman,-Athcns, Ala. Dr. J. c. Sposwood and Chancellor J. L. Mariin,- Tuskaoosa, Ala. Augustus M. Redns, Esq.,-Mobile. Ala. Messrs. S. 0. Nelson Sc Bro, John G. Pratt 6. Co.,, Smith, Gorn & Co.,-New Orleans Hon. A. Yell, Fayetteville, Ark. Hon. A. II. Sevier, T. s. Senate; Hon Edward Cross, M. C.; Hon. G. s. Houston, M. C.; Hon. Kenneth Raynor, M. C.,-Wa Washington City. Prof Charles Caldwell, P. s. Loughboough, Esq, l.. P. Maury, Esq, Drs. C. M. Way, Samuel 5 Richardson, L. II. Mosby and John R. Buck Louisville, Ky.
 March 26 1915. 6-ti
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|4VLSESs OF MoLEs.-Our correspon- |~s |"l one of our exchange papers, whose |auca'lon on the utility of moles in Eng the wire-worm, and other grubs HSd on the plants of the young corn, A'snea the following additional infor- Ua the subject: |" l had," he says, aeld of rye-grass and clover, one ".Ica' early in the spring, was like a |ssl5 s49 rom Workings of moles. A far . %u nave destroyed the workers |, 'Yl'fary, protected them, and not one ,.ri1Vyed, but l took care not to level la, which they threw up almost every ~ r' now to the practical result. l M, ~ my crop, which was very good T out at the end where the moles M ,%e crop Was better than in any other s1l loW not mole can be discovered n' They did the work designed I, " wise Providence-ate up all D'. , gll'eh would have destroyed my .pa1, raas, and then took their departure saoor's field, where doubtless they SPpeu' Another remark as regards ls, sAan2le, as to the tit-mouse; the lrs as s that they destroy the buds, and bs oS St rum the crop. Now l never 5,s VI :, that kind of birds to be killed, roplS p see them, and protect them;
 ,Sa a rather see a superabmadance of a1 ai s none at all, even by way of
 rbs5 ale consequence is, that have rs f%u bs1 a crop of fruit when my neigh
 gsr3aa aa none. Again, as you pass aa of. 4r' i you very frequently see the
 5psbs. el 'le eabbages, gooseberry and
 wSs s' growing near doors, by cat
 ,,. aaile 5 cabbages in the fields, and
 Al Ioa aalslanee from houses are four
 ''@ Turner end Gardener.
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sy'Egs' GeaODS,
 AT LYMAN METCHELL,S

Ma}a Sieei bI ITO has just received q large and full assort. W ment olDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats. Caps, Boots. Shoes, Crockery- Ware, Hard Ware, &c., &c.,
 Having purchased lis entire stock in fhe eastern cites at unusually low prices, he will be able to sell low for CAsu He would particularly invite the attention ol his country friends who sll find in his assortment every article they may bc in need of His stock of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessaiy article in that line.
 Dec. ll--iSil. I3 fl
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NeY ssznas6bInrs,.

LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore in .1 Asiey's row, flesh supply of Stationary, con sistng of fine Cap K Letter Paper Note Paper, Folio Post, Medium and Drawing Papcr:-also, Pounce in yios, India Rubber, Sealing Wax, QnilIs, Steel Pens of every description, small Waters Notarial Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, inkstands, penknives, Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils S1e Sc all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rice's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkarsas Worm Book and variety of other Books
 Little Rock. November 6. lsll--s
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I IUA-L0JIsIANA MD NIssIs5IFFI.
 

TOBACC0-There is a fair demand for this ar tiele at last quotations, We continue to quote E cts. per b., and for choice and fine segar leaf, a 10 cents.
 SUGAR-fhe demand continues good, and prices are firm at last quotations, G cents per ID and for choice in small lots G cts.
 MOEASSES.-Ther is fair demand, but as the receipts are rather large, there las been slight de- cline in price, and we now quote 2l 2ls cents per gallon.
 FL0UR.-There is a moderate demand, the gen eral price for Ohio is l per barfel; there has been one or Two lots offered at something less, but we hear al 290a barrels in two lots at that price.
 PROVISI0NS.-Prces of all kinds continue to advance We now quote Mess PorI, si3 90, Prime SIl 50; Mess Beef so j0 Prime S7 D $s8 co per bbl; Lard z cents per lb.; note a sale of 2003 kegs at and Goo at T cts per lb. Prime is generally held at = cts
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And whereas. the above described several tracts of land having been purchased as aforesaid are HOW held by ma, the said Green Newton, by deeds ei conveyance duly executed by the sheriff of Union county aforesaid, pursuant 10 and under authority vested in him by the laws of the State of Arkansas And whereas also, since the purchaser of said sevtrri tracts o land aforesaid that part of the then county oi Qnon Tn Whiehthey situated has been stricken oi from said county and inc said lands are now situate in, and form part of the county of Washita, which was erected into and established as new and separate county hy an act of the General Assembly oi lhe State oI Arkansas approved the 29th Noyem- Der, A. D. I8l2
 NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons who may be concerned, or who can set tp any rch title, er claim te the above described lands or any of ihem purchased as aforesaid, Ill coneoquepce of any iniormaiiY. or any rregularity or illppalitv connected with snch sale or for any e,,,so daacl whatsoever that in conformity to the ,c nf tbc General Assembly of the State of Arkan- soe in relation b ,.Tax Titles" approved the 3d November. A. D. iSS5, constituting "chapter lf9't or tt., Revised Statutes l, the said Green Newton. will apnv in person or hv my regularly constituted attarncy 10 the first cicuit court which may ba held for he said county of Washa, Gin "hirl said lands are situated aforesaid.A six months after the rnh- licaon of this natce tho law directs Cat the first term of the circuit court aforesaid thereafter fixed hv law,) for the confirmation of said sale sales and all persons interested are hereby citcd and al monished To show cause. if any thev can. at said term of said circuit court why said sae md sales SO made as aforesaid should not he confirmed according to law. GREEN NEWTON.
 Camden. Ark, March i9h 1915.
 p,fntey's Epe G29 S7i-21-Gsv
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New aa0osg4.

N. ALDAlCH would respectfully invite the vicinity, 10 his large assortment of Hats, Boots and Shoes, together with general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries; all of which he has just re- celYed and oilers for sale a wholesale or Feta at reduced prices Persons visiting the city and want to call and examine sstoek before purchasing else where
 Aav t2t,
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NsgN,Eatrl.

A LL pefsons indebted to the late firm of E. Y. A BAKER & co, either by note or book acct. are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes afd accounts not paid within reasonable time, Nli b. put into the hands Of an aaorney for collection GEO. BoeCs is authorized to receive money, and give receipts, on notes and accounts due E. Y Baker St Co.,
 Ldle Rock, Gel. II, lsl3. 5-tf
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NEW GOODS.

On Inc Souih-east coyner of Maia and MarAshGn sis. n BENDER has just received per Steamer 11. Lucy Walker large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part, of Jaeoneis, Pointed Lawns, Musns, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies
 For eenttemcn's wear, Log Cabins, Gamhroons, and Cotionales also fine assortment of well made Clothing all of which he will sell cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market.
 Little Rock, May I5, 1Sit 35-H
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oysSD ErE5tE.

GHRlSTIAN RAUSH, administrator of the es N tate.ol Philip Rohskoii, deceased Take no tice shall apply on the first day of the next term of the probate court for the county of Pulaski for the sale of the real estate of the said deceased, for which have mortgage.
 A. LEFAVE. December 2ds lsii i2-tf.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, }January Term \. D. IN THE SUPREME CoURT 1915.
 Thursday, January l6, A. D. 1915. James Carr, Piaiafif
 vs. Writ of error to Perry Circuit Court. Harris Grain and Martha, his wife, James Tucker, Alfred Tucker, Jefferson Tucker, William Tuck er James Campbell and Melissa, his wife, and Richard H. Bntram and Fanny, his wife, Defendaats FHNHE Court being now sufficiently advised of the A motion for all order of publication as 10 Alfred Tucker one of the deleuaants; and fl appearing 10 the Court that said Alfred Tucker is not resident of this State, il is therefore ordered that notice be given to said Alfred Tucker, by publication of this order in some newspaper published at the city Of Little Rock once week for three successive weeks, within three mouths from the date thereof to appear before this Court the first day Of the term 10 be held at the court house, in the city of Little Rock, on the first Monday in July next, and show cause why the judgment Of the said Circuit Court Ill thls cause shall not be reversed,
 In testimony that the above is q true copy of the order of publication made by the Supreme Court of inc State of Arkansas in the case and on the day therein stated
 l. Luke E. Barber, Clerk of said
 Supreme Court have hereto set
 my hand and affixed the seal of
 L. g. said Count at office in the city
 of Little Rock, this Eth day oi
 February, \. D. 1915.
 L. E. BARBER, Clerk. E. CUmMfSs AND LEMoYNE, .4ftys. Little Rock, March ,. 1915. 25-3w
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No aia ysEg0ssa ft sagv f'opcn,.,,

Q sshB ss ks0Eaa EsE9v S'GpcnEns. N ol lelt IS hereby given, uat Il 4 p,.bIic sale ol I9hds Tor the payment of taxes penalties. aha costs d3e thereon held h5 the sbelii of Wasita county, in tbe State of Aransas at tbn co, hsa oi sad county, on Monday the si Xih fla, f Nn,ss per n the year of our Lord one thousand e4bt bnn- dlea and lery-thfee under the authority ef fho as ol lBe Sate oi Arkansas, and m ulftsnanfa of not;e previously given as heiaw direcs tbe ,nofefsisrrd Dempsey roster, purchased tie iallDWinl described faeiS or parcels 9l land 10 vii the west half of fs 4,laitt ei honHuHbert#enty.six t261 llie Sast hai qt t1e hefii-cast quarter of secion huHber tWeiYtWo t22 and tbe sonfh-r3 3si 1,,aFtar oi section number tweafV-two t224 all in te,,nsbt, hummer ilteeh, south Of range number f901 yesi cohtalhing altogether three undYd and tt,epiy ana situated m the aforesaid eannig Of W91kita in the State ol Arkansas. for the aesreo;ta s,,fa of thirteen dollars and thifty.one aaI t2rae ara4fer cens, the original owner b5t.fn. Es55, = tt;i
 Carr. 0sa ''''es5
 The atote described tracts of laa1 ba,i.., l,.a, purchased as aforesaid are how hed by me ibe saJ Dempsey Foster, by deeds of eoaYeYance tlnly exa- cnted by tho sherlH ol Washita earnfv ftfaiesaid under the authority given him by the laws of inc State Of Arkansas. VI '.'9
 All persons, therefore, who can set m my ofafu 10 he above described tracts of land or my f tham m m consequence el any afofmality irregal4ritv. or ltegaiy connected with the sale atorssaiH to mo are hereby notified to appear at tha frs s of h.. circuit eoaft that may be holden for fhe egsntvg5r Nashlla aorcsald, six months fs after tte p,biiea toh ol llis hotiee, and shcw cause F auV t6sv eaa why the sale go made aiofs said to me. ths said Dempsey Foster, o said tracts of land should not he confirmed, as shall make application at said term ol sad cifcuit court for t'econfnation of inc tles 10 me to the several tracts of land above describ.I'
 ,s DEMPSEY FOSTER
 "AsHITA CorNTY, ARKANsAs.l
 March I2th 1SIJ