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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-15
French ITEMS.

The Count'of Chambord (IIcnry
" is sojourniug at Venice Blcs-
sed with a happy and joyous ten.
per, he enters gally into all the
sports of the carnival, and spends
his life most; delightfully."-. lie is
treated with great consideration; is
called Sire in private society, AMI
nnonseiyaeu'' in public. New years
day he was waited upon by all the
notabilities Of tic place, foreign and
native, not excepting tic Flcnch.
When the fickle and ilnpulsiyc Fco,
pie Of France shall tire of their
new bauble, they may possibly re-
turn to their old ono, The icgiti.
mists in Paris, while their leader is
thus sporting away his existence, arc
said to be unusually active, and in.
dulge sanguine hopes that the cx.
travagahces aud lolics of Bonaparte
will at no distant day bring about a
reaction in the public mind.
The present ambassador at Paris
from Sweden (M. dc Lowcnhoil,n)
has occupied that post, with the ex.
ception cf'thc 100 days since the
consulate. He witnessed the first Re.
pnblic-'-was accredited to the con.
sulate--saw that fade before The Elm
pire--that in turn give way to the
restoratloil--tlat 20 Louis Philippe
that to the new Rcpublic--and
that finally to tic Empire again. He
is so years of age, and if he. lives
much longer he may zee anoth-
or change. ,,5 H.l..
Mr.. Proudhon, the Socialist, ap.
Piled to the police for permission t6
publish a Review: being refused, lie
sought NJ. Persigny. Hc said he
would promise net to attack the Gov.
ernment, but had three objects which
he wished to accomplish. The first
vas to sbew tbNF Cotholicisu& was
. :9eaa.l SIS a.l;, a M Pe.sissa5 toId .hihsit was
4nfietessaryto say !Gors, 10 sIciy sue 4
P"1!lcaslon could be tolerated.
NJ. Michel Chepalicr has been dis.
missed from the Council ofPublic In.
struction, because he had advoca.
80 IsB3 berty Of conscience, and there.
s'Ne odious to the Roman par
q :
drocatos the
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sssfu1.s 20
A'S'EtcpoTE y or iYERsTER.--liie
great statesman used to tell the fol-
/ loving wing story: Journeying hone,wartiI
when he was at the zenith of 9hia
tame, he had, in the stage coach for
his companion a very old man. "a f.s
ter some conversation, he ascertained
the the 9 Old man from the neighbor,iilngs
town , OF Salisbury, and asked him e
he ever knew Capt. Webster. '7s]
, surely | did, said the old man. .
4 and nobly did he fight for US, With
General Stark, at Bennington.'
= Did he 3savesany childrens' ir,-
Webster.
s. there was Ezekiel and 4
'5ss ri. y = Es5s
01Re s, Of 'F.tn thems' pl;' ask: ask
poMs was ] &. q S. s.
plead Eiti% him B
was powes s5s
while pleading in4 sIs &
| 'Well,' said Mr.. i3s,s
what became Of Daniel?' SsIS 'sss
'Daniel--Daniel,' repeated
Old gentleman thoughtfally; why.
Daniel, l believe, is q lawyer about
Boston, somewhere yea
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
AND THE PUBLIC GEN


NTESSRS KELLER 81 FARNSLEY would respect
I fully return thanks their and the pub
lie generally, the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method Of informing
friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of Drugs a. Med mes. and
will continue carry the business in the house for
merry occupied by him MAN, between First and Sec
end where they will be pleased to have their friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr. Bells establishment who will be happy at all
times. to wait upon the old patrons of the house. If
pure Drugs allow rates, and accomm' dating terms
any nducemcnt to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply.
sicians. respectfully invite them CALL have
hand sock Of $4,000, of well Sc ected Drugs. and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply. and hope offer such inducements to WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity Of
their vis other cities, for the purpose Of purcsn
their supplies.
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY CO.
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WILL be sold at private sale, for cash, by order Of
w the Court of Common Pleas Of Vandert urgh coun
ty, the interest of James Edward and Emene Wallace
minor heirs Of Susan Eliza allace, dec in that par
Of Lot "a of the Original Plan of the city of Evan.vef
which is described follows; Beginning corner
of said lot at the of Main and second Streets and
running thence with Main Street towards the Ohio river
So feet and three inches, and thence "A line paral-
lei with Second Street towards the alley i'm the Of
said lot seventyfve feet and thence line parallel
with Main Street to Second Street. fifty and three
inches. and thence with Seco Street seventy five feet
10 the place of beginning and ordered that notice
OF said sale be given by publication in the Evansville
Journal for three weeks successfully.
jy22 3w NORRIS JOHNSON.
Guardian
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OLE EVANsvILLE,

EvANSVILLEE. IND.
FINHE session of 1854, of this institution VIII e
l. mence under more favorable auspices thah 'hA "
any prev ous year. a. aha
The Faculty have the pleasure OF announeng, I ,
Profession that a new, c0mmodious, anu "se il, h
lege building is now in process Of erection anu WI"
in readiness by the ensuing collegiate course. ,.,
The apparatus for demonstrating the various 1,, -
es of the Profession is ample and OF superior 9ua; 90
that students NAV RELY upon full anu comPie.e,
course of instruction in this, In any eei ''noo
East or West. a.. r.o,,,, ,,;..
I Levi IaycocS. NJ ID. Emeritus Professor ot fh!si
Hsyh Ronaid, NJ. d. Professor ofGeneral Descriptive
q A Foster a. NJ. NJ. ID. Professor OF Chemistry.
Jobn r. Wilcox, NJ. d. Professor Of Therapeutics and
Madison Bray, NJ. D. Professor ofthe Princplesand
William H. Byford. NJ. d. Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
George q Walker, NJ ID. Professor a Obstetrics. and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
William A. Mcdowell, NJ. ID. Professor OF the Insti-
tules of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.
iohn I. Walker, NJ. ID. Adjunct Professor Of Anat.
any.
Tue session will commence the first Monday in No
vember, and continue four months. The Anatomical
will be open for the accommodation of students,
who desire to study practical anatomy from the first oil
October.
Expense of regular tickets SO; Marrieulation So.
Practical Anotomy So Good Doe riding may be pro-
sured at from 5 1 ~ TO 50 per week.
NIGH GEORGE IL. WALKER, Dean.
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AND SHORTEST ROUTE,



TTNHE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in con,
l. nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wheeling,
Through tickets by this line 10 Philadelphia Wash
ington City and Baltimore be procured from ihs
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, or on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
ments for cketng through, the travelling public will
find ii greatly to their interest," going East West TO
patronize this line.
The "Union Line" being a chartered Company are
required by lawsto uEdsr such regulations will
well safety TO the lives OF passengers
III This is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
IT j7The Steamers Of this line entirely new. and
the largest fastest safest and most superb vessels ever
built for Western waters and Will leave as oIoys
viz:
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 3 M
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClad, MONDAYS p NJ.
BALTIMORE, Capt. VIM. Clark, Tuesday p NJ
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt w Norton, Wednesday 3 M
VIRGINIA, Capt. Chas V. Wells 1hursday3 p M
FALLS CITY, Capt, Sam. Mason, Friday p NJ
THoS. SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday 3 p NJ
Fare from Louisville 10 Baltinore..... SIl 90
Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington 10 90
Do do do to New York. IS 90
Do do Cincinnati 70 Baltimore. 10 90
Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington III 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat 10
Railroad and from Railroad TO Steamboat free from
charge. ~
lrPAn additional charge Of only So for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville to Wheeling.
s. Moorhead, Agent
Louisville, Nv.
NJ Hender' on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
& Grays wharf boat
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DRUG NOTICE.


III AVlNG sold out my stock Of Drugs and Medicines.
Il l. AMI all business connected with the same Kei-
Ter. Farnsley Co., the first day of June last.
take great pleasure in in reducing them to the public
and my old friends general y. Keller d Farnsley have
been known and appreciated in this community as gen
tlcmsn, ana excellent Druggists for years. Isaac
L. White who composes the company il is needless for
me TO anything he is known all who trans
acted business with the last nine years. ANY re-
commentator from me would be superheus. May |
ask for contins to the firm, those favors
literally bestowed upon me.
jyl5n CRAWFORD BELL.
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Majority for Preston 1897

MAJORITY Tor preston 1887
Carroll county is yet to be heard from
The result there viii! increase Col. Preston's
majority to 1900 or more.
Ninth District.-Capt. L. NJ. Cox, wing
has made gallant race, and is successful.
Tenth District.--The race in this district
between Hodge, Wing, and Stanton, Dem,
is exceedingly close, and the result was not
yet known at Louisville day before yesterday.
There will probably not be 100 votes differ
ence.
Legislatue.--The Courier publishes list
of members of the Legislature elected thus
far. There is Wing gain of two in the
Senatorial delegation and five in that of the
lower House.
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FLOATING bath HOUSE.

Y" Il. ADLERSBURG will have his Floating Bath
w House completed by the 5th day Of June, al
which time he will be ready to receive company. The
house is constructed that the gentlemen enter
side and the ladies the other isvery neatly got up
AID he hopes the public will appreciate his efforts to
tribute to their health Single bath - cents. Persons
wishing To subscribe do by calling at his Paper
Store on First street, between Main and Sycamore.
The house is just below lower Evansville Wharf.
Price Of Tickets l5c Subscription Tickets for 81.
19u
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ATRAvELIsG HoUsE.-The State Sentinel
says, nearly two miles Of the Ohio guage track
has been laid on the Bellefontaine and Indian
apolis Railroad this side of Union. The
work was commenced last week.
The company have large two story frame
house mounted on car-wheels, and which
transported along the track as fast as it is built
in which all the hands at work on the road are
boarded and lodged. They are rather odd
looking affairs, and remind one strongly o.
the "rolling penitentiary of which member
of an Indiana Legislature was so strong an ad
voeste, few years ago. Prairie CITY.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST 1853.
MARIN & CO., A G ENTS,


UNDER the control of the State of Maryland the lot
teries have been the Of rendering numbers of
persons Independent for life, and Of supplying others
with capital to commence business. Within short pc
Rod there have been sold two shares of S70OOO whole
of S67 600 and others Of S30O01 S20,UOO $40 O0O &C.
The investment .ofa few dollars securing that for
which lifetime is often spent without obtaining.
All orders for tickets should be directed to
MARIN ~ CO., BALTIMORE. Md.
CLASS b. draws August 18th, ls53.-I4 drawn mum.
bers In every Package Of tickets.
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SALE, REAL ESTATE.

NV Ill be sold at public auction by the subscriber,
w Guardian of the infant heirs Of George w. Sharpe
deceased late of Vanderburgh county at the door of the
Court House. in the city ofEvansville Tuesday Sep
TENDER 9th between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
ocock p. NJ of said day, by order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said county. the following described
Real Est tie, To wit: The East half of the North East
quarter of Section 2s Town South Of Range 10 West
exceptone used for School House aad Church,
tanning a less, and also 80 of the
South end of the South West quarter OF same quarter
section. upon the following terms To wit One quar-
ter OF the purchase money to be cash. quarter In
one year. quarter in two years, and in three
years, with nrest annually, Purchasers to give
their notes without any reliefform valuation app also
ments, secured by mortgage the premises and the
said Real Estate will be divided and sold in smaller
ces. PETER SHARPE.
jS22-3w Guardian
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NOTICE.

yJyHE undersigned being about to close up his bushes
| IN this CITY. and remove to the country. Requests
al Who are indebted TO him, to make payment on or
hefo, the 5th July And all who have claims
against him to present them for payment. He hopes
This call will be sufficient law with him is very un
nieasant thing. Thomas Bush is authorized to settle
ali accounts in my absence.
ie24u ]. Y. FAIRS.
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND!NEw AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that there are Bonds OF
this Company In circulation. the Books of this
Company will testify that no bonds have been is
sued or authorized.
And all the stock formerly subscribed the Books
of this Company sold bv the Sheriff under execu-
tiDns issuing from the Circuit Court Of Edwards Coun
IT, Ills and was by the purchasers at such Shers sale
their assgnees the present Board
Directors 29h January, 1859. al certificates OF
stock bearing date previous 10 thar time FOrthless!
having been reported that Bonds and certificates
ofsock ofhis Company. have been offered for or
pledge, by parties formerly connected with this Compa
n.y. the Board have thought right thus to put the pub
lie on their guard.
T. B. THOMPSON, President
OLA. Mt, c. and " A. e. X. co.
SAMUEL THoarsosM. D., Secretaryto Board.
MARRIOTT
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called the Relay House nine miles from Bal
tmore, and with the Philadelphia. Vi il
miDgton and Baltimore X. X. to
Philadelphia.
NHE great tunnels upon the part ofthe line
l. fully completed, and the whole road is fine
condition, presenting of the most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world The greatest care for the
by the officers and of this Company and there is
no safer road in the United States Notwithstanding the
reports Of interested and INSCRIPTIONS agents OF other
and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati. connect with
the road at Wheeling, and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia &C..
may be had off. t. Morehead, the Levee at Louis
ville the boats (ofthe Union Line only Louisville
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily
Wheeling, where passengers and baggage are carefully
The express mail train leaves Wheeling da ly at half
past a. and arrive at Cumberland 20l miles, ate
p M, and allowing two hours there arrives in Balti-
TO connect with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains making the passage through from Wheeling in
less than twenty hours, insuding stoppages
Travellers will not fail to observe hat this is
well of the most pleasant routes to
the East.
Baggage checked through to any Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage transfer
red TO the for Washington at the JuDcttn and for
Philadelphia at Baltimore without extra charge. Trav
elers are allowed ample time aid opportunity at all
points to obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville TO Baltimore with
the privilege flying where on The roue Sll.
WashiDgto SIl so: to Philadelphia Sl2; 10 New FORK
sl4 To be had as above only Ihe railroad fare alone
from Wheeling Baltimore is So 5O to Philadelphia
Washington SO 50.) -
While the water is low in the Ohio, light draught but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati and r.aeh Wheeling by the way0f
railroad TO Columbus and GAINESVILLE and stages thence
TO Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets i'm Cincinnati and leave there at O'Clock
A. NJ. daily.
II Freighs TO all Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy line (Which prepared TO immense
business) will be taken low by other All
property carefully handled and delivered in good order
Inquire above. WIN. PARKER,
iA25-ky General Superintendent baltimore
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NOTICE.

WTE have this day associated with US in the Drui
w business, Mr.. Isaac L. White. The business vii
hereafter be carried on at the old stand formerly oceu
pied by Crawford Bell Main street between LIST q ne
under the nrm and style Of 90
jyI.tf KELLER, FARNsLEY & co.
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je29-tf

MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNIMENT.
w diseases and complaints for which it is recon.
msnded with full confidence Of its success i'm curing
them.
The following Is list Of the numerous and extraord
nary cases il has cured daring the last few months:
$3.50 cases of Rheumatism in all its forms;
1900 do strains and bruises;
$500 do burns and scalas:
3,I5O do fresh cuts and wounds;
~ do cancers
1,14O do scrofulous sores and ulcers tina. had re-
sisted all other treatmeI I:
42f0 do iniamed and yelled joints:
$500 do piles;
400 do lumbago, suices, govt, and hard bony
Tumors;
6,2j0 do Cbapped hands:
1900 90 caked breasts;
1000 do tooth ache and ear ache;
10000 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang Linment will cure the following dis
eases OF rses.
SPAWN, Ring Bone Bruises and cuts. Strains. Saddle
Calls, Wind Calls, Fistula, Sweeny, Big Head Cracked
Heels.
THREAD AND REMEMBER.IN
BEWARE of u green mixture of"Tar and TurpeDtine
put up in square bottles, and called VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT" Avoid it. as its continued will shriv-
ell, relax and weaken the muscles, and paralize the
nerves. The Mustang LinimeDtis sold in every town
and at all the Drug Stores in Evansville. Price 25cts
50 cts and dollar bottle The 80 cent bottle holds
three times much the % cent bottle The dol
lar bottle holds much eight times Of the 25 cents
bottles. The large bottles much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Liniment-l0,OtO,OOO bottles sold
annually.
A.G BRAGG e. Co.. sole Projectors.
PRIScIPAL OFrcrs-Corner of 81 and Market sts st.
Louis, Mo; and 304 Broadway Y. jyl6-lyd&w
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aDMINIsTRA TORS NOTICE.

A T the June Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
n Vanderb rgh county, the Estate OF Alvin Beach,
decd was declared insolvent, and notice 10 hereby Civ
that the same Will be settled accordingly
Iy.6 3w JOHN SHANkLIN, Admir-
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COME! CONFER COME!N

JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.
TINE first term Of VIM. H. Curre's Juvenile Singing
l. Class will commence on Monday. July 25th 1858
4 O'Clock p. NJ. in Foster Hail.
TERMS-50 cents per term Of " lessons payable in
variably in advance. Mr.. Curries terms being
sually lew he hopes to have full attendance and wish
es ALL those wishing To DIN to register their names
al his Music Store. Fosters corner, Evansville.
jy14-tf.
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have open Policy Of Insurance, which will cove
all shipments To address, when advised by letter pei
mail or when endorsed bills Of lading before a
the time OF shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
mars, 50 -dcwly St. Louis. Mo.
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THICKER e. KRAMER have removed thelr ex'en
sive stock of Groceries, Leather ana rindlngs, into
thar hr;ct store two above their old stand
on Main street between First and Second Their stock
embraces complete II 'Sss Oe and sy
nnhc aenpsrsy. on as good terms heretofore.
iy9-d3m
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TICKETS, 81. HALVES, 81. QUARTERS, 81.
ElGHTHS, ST..
Nairn Dc Co. will issue IA certificate Of
ID whole Tickets Tor $50 % Half Tick cts for 81:
25Quarter Tickets for SI2.
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NOTICE.
we are determined TO change our business on the
IA lst July. want ALL TO call and settle without
further notice.
je30 GRAHAM 81 FARRELL.
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n. NELSON.
| D. wOoLsEY.
AU CT ION.
WOOLSEY e NELSON.


| .............. .............
AUCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.
NyTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular sten
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay Saturday. Cash
advances made on Consgnments.
aug23ly W0OLSEY & NELSON.
NOTICEl
A LII persons indebted TO the firm Of HART & COL
N VIM or have any claims against them will settle
with the who has been appointed receiver
myis ' ~ II. NELSON.
SoFAS. Dvan, Center, dining Breakfast and Gard
y Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also a large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for vale low Sy
aug23 lyd WOOLSEf NELSON.
o. Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins aud Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs Purses. Fancy sGss
for sale by
aug23Iy WOOISEY 81 NELSON.
C,HAIRs-Ju,t received and for sale low at our Fur
" niture rooms on Water street, 80 dozen wood seat,
janI7 WooLsEY & NELSON
SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- ROOMS, eight fine Sofas.
iau97 WOOLSEY d NELSON.
DEDsTFADS--Just received and for sale low, a lot
ID OF hiyhrost Bedsteads. -
jan27 "oolShf " NELSoN.
y LASS-wARE.-Just received and for sale auction
VI and private sale, lot Of Glassware
jan27 WOOLSEY NELSON.
T ST RECEIVED and for SALE large lot of Looking
a glass Plate. WOOLSEY n NELSoN.
DIANOS AND ACCORDEONS TUNED
i AND will give particular attention
tn hiram hOfth . a. "A
Store (2nd floor Fosters corner) will have immediate
attention. E2 VIM. IL. CURRlE.
NIOTICE.-The undersigned have bought the stock
and business from Mr.. Fermann Fritsch, druggist,
First street. and shall remove i'm short time the bu
sness to another location partners under the firm OF
Louis Fritseh d Sasse.
They will carry the business at the old stand until
they remove, and DIR. Frsch, scholar of Liebg and
Dumas will all his attention and time to the pre-
scripton part of the business Mr. Sasse will take charge
Of the part For the entire satisfaction and
accommodation the public they will spare trouble.
LOUIS FRITSCH, Dr. M.
je29-tf THE0D. SASSE.
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NOTICE,

appearing by affidavit filed H. rein that the defend.
Il ant Amos Sesbolt, is resident of the ate Of
lndaos th. said Amos Seabot is hereby notified ofthe
pendeney OF this action and that he will stand for
trial at the next September Term 1853 Of this Court
jy2i-3tw JACOB LUNkENHEIMER, Clerk.