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Prof A. G. Barry's Tricopherous,
Or. .NEDICAIED COMPOUND.


NNFALLiBLE for renewing, invigorating,
u and beauutying the HAIR, removing the
scnri, inndrufl and all afTec tons of the scap p,
and curing eruptions on the skin, diseases of
the glands, muscles aud integuments, and re-
lieving stings, cuts, bruises, spralns, &c. With
tins preparation 'there is no such word as fall
The first journals in America, medical men
of the highest cminrnce, prominent citizens OF
all professions. and Indies who have used il for
years in their dressing rooms and nurseries,
Admit with one accord, that for impnrtins
vgor, gloss lmXnriancC and curl TO the hair,
eradicating scurf and dandrnf, healing
wounds, curing Commissions, sprains, stings,
&c, and relieving diseases of the skin the
glands and the muscles, it has no equal among
the multitude ofcomponnds advertised in the
public prints, or used in private practice. In
chrapncss as well rs efficacy, Barry's Trico-
phrrous is nnrivaled. The immense cash
sales of the article have enabled the inventor
to supply it at retail, At 25 cents per bottle Z.
which is irorn 50 to 100 per cent less than the
price of any other preparation for the HAIR
now in use. The scientific treatise on the hair
aud the skin, fembracing valuable directions
for the culture and preservation of Natures
choicest ornnmcnt.) in which each bottle is
enclosed. is alCne worth the money.
constitute the SKIN, and the hair which draws
its snstenancc from thistriple envelope is very
close. A u diseases of the hair originate in
the skin of the head. II the pores OF the
scalp are clogged, or if the blood and otnor
tlnids do not circulate frcely through the small
vessels which feed the root with moisture, and
impart life to the 6hres, the result is scuri,
dandr If, shedding OF the hair, grayncss.
dryness aud arshness of the ligamen's, and
entire badness. as the case may be. ShEu-
late TIE skin to hcnlhfnl action with the
I'ricophcrnns. and the torpid vessels. recover
ing tacir activity. will annihilate the disease.
In all affections of the skin, and of the snh-
strata of muscles and integuments. the process
and the eject are tn" same. II is upon the
skin. the muscular fibre and the glands, that
the Tricophrrous has MS specific action, and
in all affections and injury OF the organs, it is
n sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottles. nrice o. cents. Mt the
principal Office. 1877 Broadway, New York,
and nv the principal Merchants and DrnggisN
throughout the United States and Canada.'
For sale nv
GEO. w. ROSS & CO., Athens.
April 4, !s5l-2m 1872
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Why will you Suffer.

"HOUSANDS Of bottles of the AMERI
Il CAN COMPOUND have been sold dn.
ring the pas. year, and was never known to
fail of curing. in "a few Gays, the worst cases
Of certain delicate diseases. Siminal weak
ness and all diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
Persons afflicted using this pleasant and popu-
lar remedy, need fear no ex posure, as it leaves
no odor on the breath. requires no restric-
tons IN diet OF business contains no mercu.
ry or noxious drugs injurious to the system,
and is adapted to every age, sex or condi.
ton. II is also the best remedy known for
Flour Albus, or Whites, (female complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge of "A remedy. This celebrated
remedy has long been used in the private
practice Of a physician with unerring success,
radically curing ninety nine of the hnnd-ed
cases in few days. Around each bottle are
plain and full descriptions.
NTCAuTION. Ask for the American
Compound, and Purchase only of the Agents.
Observe that the genuine has the written sig
nature Of the proprietor, and the name
blown in the bottle. Price 81.
For sale by G. W. ROSS e. CO., Athens,
Tenn. =, and ny Druggists in oil large towns in
the State.
March IA, 1s5l--ly 129
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Notice.,

DY the last will and tesla ment OF James
- Humphrey. deed, late of The county
OF McNllnn, State of Tennessee, il is d.
rpcipd, alter the payment of his funeral
exposes anG all his deb $. and the pays
mpnt OF n specific heqnes, OF one thousand
.allars for the use and benefit OF certain
James Batter, thai all the residue OF his
estate should he equally divided between
the heirs of Hiram Humphrey and George
Humphrey .noinr is therefore hereby gwen
TO tnr r-siJuary Iesatees Of the saIL James
Humphrey. deceased. to come forward and
receive their dislribulive shares, as the IN d.
jprsisned. Executor, is prepared to make
distribution as directed by the will. but as
the residuarv lHgaiees are unknown 10 he
undersigned. he must, Tor his own safety,
require Them TO prove their rights under
the will hv due course e. law.
JOSEPH McCORKLE, Executor.
~ The "knoxviiIe Register" ana the
"Republicsn Banaer." Nashville, will in
sert lhe aD0ve for three months in their
weekly papers. and send their accounts 10
this nllire tor payment.
April lS. IS5l-Sm 1874
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES T. JACKSONS,

liza WING obtained the contract ior
III carving the Mails from Knoxville
TO Dalton, for four years from the hrs'
OF july, 1850, respectfully inform the
public that their line will be well stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses
and sober, good Drivers, and no pans nor
Expense will be spared 10 carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. rms
route lraverses a beautiful and interesting
section of country embracing the Ocoee anu
Hiwassee valleys, and travellers will certain
find it TO their advantage TO take TINS ''he'
On this line for the South, lntersec''ng
the Western and Atlantic Railroad al
Dalton, passengers will leave Knoxville al
6 A. NJ, taiIv, excep, Sundays. and arrive
a Dalton by A. Nj. next day; that 49,
in time to take the Cars South
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at p. NJ, daily, except Sundays,
and arrive at Knoxville by7 p. NJ. next
days, running through Cleveland. Charles.
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
through Madsonvilc. Maryvile, Philadel.
phia and Campbelps Station, every other
day, (that is. three times week by MAIDS
sonville and MaryvIlle. and three times BY
Philadelphia. Blair's Ferry and Cempbelis
Station making daily arrivals al Knox
v,lle, and arriving and departing at the last
named place so as 10 accommodate travels
e,s coming from the East or going in that
direction.
rhev repeat that no pains nor expense
will be spared TO ensure the safety and
comior, of passengers, and they hope 10
receive share OF public patronage.
Their stands will he at the best houses in
the country, and the Stage fare reasonable.
Athens, June ID, lS50-If so
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Female Academy,
i EN-
Miss G. M. .Us:LE5LEE, Principal.


NEXT Summer Session will commence
~ on Tuesday. the Is, day of April. the
Winter Srs<lnn having closed with half MS
intended term.
Exercises in tie Academy were, Cor y
shoN time. suspended by III" illness Of NJ s.
Jessie Mplci!ie, n mos, promising pnpi'
whom her devoted teacher aud aun, watch-
ed nv neh, and bv iav. during her elk
ness. Alter W. death OF her !ov-Iv niece.
Miss Mrlv liz both needed and desired. for
n time, relic! from the ahorS Of the school
room, and the Trustees IN Difference TO cons
sidera,"ns 80 well worthy Of regard adopt
ed The plan already s'aied.
The change will. we trust, give entire
satisfaction lnasmnch as the Summer Ses.
sion will thereby commence at the most
appropriate season OF the year.
The past SESSION WAS. daring is ron,in-
uance, -minenr'v prosperous, both as re-.
CARDS the number Of pupils and their rapid
improvement A full school being an',ci,
Dated npXl session. the necessary assistant
teachers will be provided. 1t is important
to facilitate me formation OF classes, that
pup,ls commence with the session.
The Trustees are much gra;rfipd at the
manifestation that parrn's property arpre-
ciate the superior advantages here afforded
for the education oi ,heu daughters.
Boarding may be obtained on reasonable
terms m several iamii;r.. aud one c"tnuio.
dion< and convent n! building IS being fil,ed
np expressly Cor the purpose.
Terms Of Imtion per- Session IF 20 ,rceks,
one haIt IN adrance.
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0Coee Male Academy,
BENTON, TENN.

THE Summer Session al this popular
Institution. will commence on MoNDAY,
the 9Th OF MAY. under the superintendent
of w. M. MAsKALL. The Trustees
consider Mr.. MaskalI's qualifications as an
instructor too well known to need any
commentator from them. The lnstitu.
lion is furnished with Library and An.
paralus--is situated in healthy and moral
village, and offers inducements rarely to
be mrt with by parents wishing to educate
their sons.
Terms as moderate ms at any institution
of the same grade. Boarding can he had
low al the Hotels or in respectable families.
BY order Of the Board.
WIN. Il. MCCONNELL,
Prest.
w. p. REYNOLDS, Set'y.
April IS. lS5l-1t 1874
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No Cure No Paw!

TINE undersigned has permanently located
L himself in Calhoun, McM;nn county, at
which place he has opened an Office for the
purpose of preparing claims for all persons
who have claims against the Government, for
Pensions, Bounty Lands, Pay proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, and every other de-
scription OF claims for adjudication before the
departments at " ashington. file is well pre-.
pared having all the Pension Laws. and all
the Executive Regulations, to direct him in
claims, and in addition twenty
years experience in that line Of business. His
charges shall be moderate. Man, claims are
lost OH account Of being prepared by ,nexpe-
Iienced persons Call aud see him. No CHARGE
for talking about your claims.
Aug a3,ls5Q-l2m loo
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Spring & Summer Goods
JACKSON L. LILLARD

A RE receiving and opening Il large and
EA well selected stuck of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, TO which they would
invite the attention of persons wishing to pur.
chase. They know it is getting TO be fash.
ionable Cor Merchants to talk largely about
fine stocks, cheap Goods, and so on hut all
jesting aside, their stock is perhaps little SUI
perlor to any ever Offered. here, ani they pro-
pose to sell IA little cheaper than was ever
heard OF IN this section.
Among their stock will be found the follow
ing articles:
Ladies Dress Goods--Silk Poplins, Muslin
de Lanes. Beragrs, Delanes, Lawns, Prints,
&c, Silk, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets.
For Gentemen's Wear Summer Goods
of all kinds, Jenny Lind, fine Moleskin, Con-
grcss Panama and Leghorn Hats, Boots and
Shoes of all descriptions.
Also, large lot Of Ready Made Clothing,
assorted.
April 50, ls5l-tf 1856
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New Goods----NeW Goods!

rNNTlE subscribers would call the a,len
IL lion of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alahama and Tennessee, 10 their
extensive assortment Of
Fancy GOO4s,
Comprising large collection of Combs.
Buttons, Pins Needles, Pocket Books. Port
Nonnirs, Suspenders. Cotton and Silk
Purses. Ladies' Belts. Black and Colored
Sewing Silk. Spool Thread OF all colors
and at all prices. Flax Thread, Bralds and
Tapes. together with Hair. Shoe and Cloth
brushes. Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Ewes,
Beads. Necklaces, Fancy Soaps. Perfume
nv ard Hair Oils, OF every style and quality.
Together with
Books and Stationery,
Such as Schoo Books. Blank Books, Let
Ter and Cap Paper. Paste Boards. Steel
Pens. Quills. Gold and Silver Pencils
Also, large stock OF
II'rd,ping Paper
manufactured at our own Factory in South
Carolina. Our stock is now so extensive
that II would be impossible 10 give list OF
one halI the articles kept by the sub'crhers.
Bu' we can only say TO merchants from the
above States, to give us call as we are
determined to offer goods al lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be got
in New York. All orders bv mail or 9th
erwise. will he promptly attended TO. and
the utmost care taken to send such articles
as are desired and a, the same prices as if
purchased personally
DUNHAM s. BLAKELY.
Augusta, Ga, Feb. IA. lS5l-lf l25
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Chancery Court ut Athens.

Vnancery VOurt NJ AlhenS,
lNsoLvEHT BILL.
John Scrusgs and James Forrest, Admin
isrrators Of Albert g. Rice, decd,
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors of A. G..
RICE. decd.
IN this cause John Scrusgs and James
Forrest. Administrators Of the estate Of
Albert G. Rice. decd. having filed their
bill in The Chancery Court at Athens, Nc
MINI county. Tennessee, thereby declaring
he insolvency OF said estate, and Tor the
purpose Of selling the lands of said estate
Tor the satisfaction Of the debts. and for an
injunction and publication as to non.resi.
dent creditors; and from an allegation in
said bill. the creditors of said estate are
hereby rnjoined from sueing said Admin
istraIors. aud all proceedings in relation to
the settlement of their said Administration
in the County Court OF McMinn couniy is
hereby enjoined, unrIl the matters and things
contained IN said bill shall be fully heard
and determined on in SAID Chancery Court;
and all those having claims against said es.
tate are hereby notified to file them properly
authenticated and 10 due time, with the
Clerk and Master Of said Court.
WIN. LOWRY, C. M.
April Is, lS5l-6t-Pi's fee Sc 1856
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ChancerV Sale.

IN accordance with decree rendered NJ the
= last term OF the Chancery Court At Madi-
sonvIlic, renn will sell. on The 2lst day of
Jane, 1851, at the Teliicu Iron Works. in
.Mnnroe county To the highest bidder. on "A
credit OF six, twelve aud eighteen months, he
Stack the rrilico Manufacturing Company
which the late Fb-pezsr Johnson held at the
time Of ms death, cunsisting "i y Shares
(,ons,itn,Ing more shan half tho nuinherJ IA
said Company. J. A. FFlN, C.&M.
April 25, ls5l-9t Prs fee 81 135
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COXNE.N s. co.,
Or BALTIMORE, MD,

Or BALTIMORE, MD,
the cost of purchase OF which will be com.
paraiively as
"Trflts LIGHT as air"
5 Capital Prizes $1,000. 1000. $500.
Two OF 5000 IN the 81 lotteries sold IN
April, and each packages cost $751; or
81 risk.
IS GREET CAPITAL PRIZES Sold!
2 Of S25 900. ., $4,000, OF 20 600. | of
10000. Of 1900. OF 81 800. of &c. coo,
| oi 10000, OF II 800. OF "a 900, | ol
$4,000. and
"Thus dispelIino doubt"
Brilliant Fortunes for NAV!
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School Land for Sale.

PURSUANT TO a d-creial order of the
Cirrum Couri Of Roane county. made
nj the February term, lS5l, will on Thurs.
dav, the 18th dav Of June next. sell on the
premises to the highest bidder, the School
SECTION of Land, containing GAO acres. s',u-
ate in Township second, Range first, West
of The Meridian, Hiwassee District, pro-
vided Ina, purchasers bud as much for each
quar,eI as the same has been valued at By
the Commissioners appointed for thar pur-
pose, and who have returned their valua-
ton 10 me as follows, 10 wiz:
S f.. Quarter S35O.OO
S. w. Quarter, 10000
NE Quarter 10000
N. W, Quarter $4,000
$4,000
The sale will be made and conducted &C
cordIng to the Act of Assembly providing
Cor the sale OF School Lands in said Dls-
irici. which will be made known upon The
'day of sale.
JOHN A. PATTON. Clerk.
May !, lS5l-6t Prs fee $3.50 1877
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Ready Made Clothing.

TUST received. beautiful assortment, OF
q Goats, Vests. Pants and SHIRTS, sn,ta>
bic for the season, which we vii. sell very
low for Cash down.
Apr,I H.. G. w. ROSS & co.
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To those who have been in the
Service of the United States
since the Revolution,

SAuCc luc lcVOlullOns
THE undersigned being familiar with all
L the Executive rules and regulations,
and the character Of proof necessary to en-.
able those who have been engaged in the
service of the Uniled States since the War
of the Revolution, TO have their claims for
Pensions, Bounty Land, Arrearages of
Pay and Extra Pay. &c.. 10 one or all of
which many persons are entitled, properly
prepared Tor adjudication before the De.
pariments at Washington, respectfully in.
vite the attention Of such to an inierview
with them, where they may learn some.
Thing to their advantage. Those who have
been injured BY sickness or otherwise while
in the service Of the United States, are emit.
led TO Pension. Many claims are lost
for want OF proper steps at the outset, or BY
being prepared by an inexperienced per
son. Our charges are moderate. Residence
one mile and nall above Calhoun, Nc.
MINI county, Tenn.
JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
II. MCDOWELL McELRATH.
Aug. 2, is50-tf 81
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BOARDING.

G4xA J. W McSPNDDEN has
& E!IA ianrn the Dwelling House. al
H liz The West end If town, tor
3 merry orrnpird nv The Hon.
Spencer .Iarn.g,n. and will in q short time
lac prepared TO accommodate l'oarders.-
The residence is a most convenient and
pleasant one, and The terlns OF boarding
will he moderate.
F~h II. ISL If l2j
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Hardware

WE ATE now receiving a good lot of
w Hardware, Cutlery, Spades, Shovels,
Forks, Sc,thr Sualhs. Iron Wue of all
kinds, from No. TO l6, which we will sell
cheap Tor Cash.
April II. G. w. ROSS & co.
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Consolidated Lotteries of Md,
FOR MAY, 1851!
COLVIN g. co.

Office ". ". cor Baltimore s. Calvert SIS,
(MusEuM CoHNER,)
B A II TOR L., NJ ID.
The Consolidated Lotteries of MARYLAND
are legally d-charlerpd by act
OF the Legislature Of the Slare--and con.
trolled by Stale officers. Commissioners
appointed BY the Governor Of The State Of
Mary land.
The Lotteries for May!
he ow will he found a schedule OF the di-
ierenl lotteries 10 be- drawn in Nav, GAYS OF
drawing. leading prizes, &c. Covln & Co.
respectfully solicit orders by mail f"rtckets
or packages OF tickets, IN any OF the fol-
lowing schemes.
THE Capital PRIZES
can be purchased from the great prze
house Of
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Dissolution,

VEHE coro,tner-hip heretofore existing be-
L tween RICE g. iEUVY, kiceyiilp. Me-
MINI county, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. An prrsous N i'bts'l to the firm will
plen.e call on NJ. +. RrCr, Who is agent for
the firm, and settle up. Make 10 delay.
{. ". RICE,
NJ. r. RICE,
II. MAILOCK. Jr.,
JNO. II. LEUrY.
April 1, ,s5l--3m 1872
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McEWEN Il GILLESPIE

HAFE received and oreord Their Spring
Il II and Sumner GOODS, and will he
much PLEASED to have their friends and
customers call and see them.
April 81. 1851.
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No. Me-. Head Quarters! |I No;
EENrGsrNrC! KNrlerNve!

4" ESTERN and Southern Merchants
w visiting PHILADELPHIA, are most re.
spectfulIy solicited TO call and examine our
very extensive and we'll selected stock of
Hardmare, Guns. Rifles. Pistols. Plated
Saddiery. and every other variety. that
can be 'onnd in any other House in the
UNITED STATES. to which we invite
YOUR particular attention, before purchasing
eewhere.
TRUTTT. BROTHER & Co.,
NO. 100 .Narkct street, Philadelphia.
April Is. lS5l-G l34
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Medical Notice.
DIR. SAMUEL II. JORDAN,

ATHENS, Tenn,
EBAVING removed back to his former resi-.
dence in the vicinity oftbe "Big Spring.
offers his professional services 10 his friends
and the public generally.
April ID, 1851 # 1873
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Hats, Boots, &c.

WE have some OF The latest STYLES Of
w Warhe,ton's- -thav are really hand
some Also, Ia, Of the very best summer
Boots and Snoes, city made. ard variety
oil other things. G. w. ROSS & co.
Apr, 4, 1851
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New Goods at Calhoun.
], II, WELLS

4 S now receiving nj his new Store in CAL
houn, II general stock of Goots suitable
for the season, comprising Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonncts, Boots.
Shoes, Hardware and G tlery, Qnfensware,
Groceries, &C., which h. proposes to sell for
Cash or country produce, at moderate and
uniform prices.
Calhoun, March 81, 1851 -3m& 1870
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-07-30

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-We learned
from a gentleman of WATERFOWL, Wis
thai an attempt at murder was made
near that village on Saturday evening
last. Mr.. FAREWELL, a money-lender
from Vermont, while on his way to
his boarding house, about 10 o'clock
on the evening named, he was shot
by some person to him unknown
the ball entered his forehead directly
above the eye, and penetrating the
head some two inches. Mr.. f. was
alive on Sunday evening, but it is
thought he cannot recover. He had
about $50 in his pocket, which was
secured by the assassin.
A young man who has been in the
village of Watertown a few weeks, a
painter by trade, who has passed by
the name of B,-oua, though that is
now ascertained to be an assumed
name, was arrested on Sunday even
ing, but the result of the examination
was not known to our informant, when
he left, at 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Circumstances were strongly
against the prisoner.-Sentinel.
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RkCH..The Republican of TODAY co

nc HePuUIIcal OF tU'uHy COLT
tains communication from Major DeForest
wherein he labors very hard to create the i'm
preston that the democrats. had raised the
report that he had caused petition to be cir
culated for his appointment as Postmaster. a
few hours before the death of our late worthy
p. NJ. Now we are informed that this report
came from his own political friends. The
Majors overweening anxiety for office and the
conversation held with prominent whig,
wherein he expressed an anxiety to receive the
appointment, were sufficient grounds to base
the report upon. The reason why the petition
was not circulated was no fault OF the Major S;
he could mt find wing in town mean enough
to do the dirty job. The Major describes some
thing for his mdgnanimity in writing that letter
to Fiiz Warren. The whigs:should feel under
many obligations to him for SO doing.
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A Catalogue.

The editor of the Minnesota Pioneer
writing from Traverse de Sioux, where
he has gone to attend the treaty, de-
scribes Fourth of July celebration
which was to come off there. The
Governor of the territory was to be
President, and there was announced
the following list of Vice Presidents:
Observation-Disclosures Sound
Of earth walking, Red Eagle, Good
Thunder, The oundcd, Arrow, Big
Fire, The Grow, Goes-fying, Sham
Boy, Eagle Head, Iron toe Nails, Big
Cloud, Brown-Cloud, Round Wind,
War club of big-voice, Earth, Makes
his track"
We also saw this legal notice post
ed up through the town:
Constable Sale.
"By virtue of an execution, to me
issued upon judgment rendered by
Sleepy Eyes, Esq, one ofthe Justices
of the Peace in and. for the county
of Dakota, Territory of Minnesota,
in favor of Red Eye, and against Iron
Walking Cloud, for the sum of three
dollars and thirty-one cents damages
and costs, have levied upon this day
and shall offer for sale at the out door
of the courtroom, in the town of Ira
verse de Sioux, in said county, one OF
ter trap, one gray stallion pony, and
one coon skin, on the 18th day of July,
1851, at IL o'clock, meridian. Said
property, taken by me as the proper
ty of said defendant, | shall then and
there proceed to sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution.
ScREw TWIST WORRYING, Const.
Traverse de Sioux, July 3, 1851.