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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-11

u A marble monument, in the obelsk
form, has been erected over the remains of
President Pierce''s son at Concord, who was
killed by the Railroad accident near Andover,
Mass, in January last, bearing the following
inscription -
BENJAMIN PIERCE,
Born April Is, 1871
Died January 6, 1853
:" Go thy way, thy son iveth."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-08-11

I He
to the post Master in Sanfran cisco Californa.
GEMs.-Precious stones, in the form of Der
vi, topaz and emerald, of great value, have
been found on Tuolumne river. Search will
be directed towards these new articles Of
wealth. Boston Post
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
Exanlinati ton

The q xaminh tion Of Forest Hill
Academy "a ' cry popular and de-
serving school in the low Ell par t Of
this county, which was ADVERTISED in
the 05set rer last year-took Mace
on Thurs day an ID Friday of last week.
Every thing 81 ssed off joyously--
The pupils e. Inhibited M UGH prof
cheney, and by the prompt and cor
rect resp onscs rendered, showed that
they wei e poss essed of studious hab-
its, in additid n to paying a high
compliment to the ability Of the
the prinp ipal, Mr.. F. G Barber. The
Academ y is enjoying 4 high tide of
-the last $ on having
some sixty pupils The
wish of all lovers of education is: =
May it Still prosper.
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MAREsiA nsSs
MARRIED.

In this county, bv9. P Hill, Esq, Mr. VII
LIAM Harms and Mits NANCY PICKLES.
In Columbia, Mr.. toHN B, PArqETr, Clerk
of the County Court and Miss REBEccA O.
PHILLIPS.
In Many county, Sfr. Wu.IIAM S. STEER and
Miss MARTHA p. FrE der.
In Maury county u Mr. Gro. W. Roc xprnEr
and Miss MARGARET :. RIGGS
In Bedford county Mr. Barnet NOBLE and
Miss RoANAH RECORD
In Bedford county Mr. JACOB NoBI1r and
Miss LUCINDA PALKER-
In Falcon, Ark, Mr. 0. ". STEWART, of
Winchester Tenn, and Miss M. A. PORE, of
Russelivills, Ala.
In Williamson county, Mr. MARION ". Far
MER. of Giles county and Miss MARGARET E.
McMAHoN, of Williamson.
In Williamson couh tv, Nh. JOHN RICHARD
son and Miss MARY 9. I. ORMoN.
In Williamson coun tv, NJ THos J.REnEY
and Miss MARTHA BIZ RKE-
In Williamson county. sIrL HEsBY SWEENEY
sgd Mrs SARAH H5LLAEp
In Shelby county, Tenn, 18th ult, BY II. ?.
Thompson, ESD, Mr. THoMks WALKER. aged
L9, and Mrs. CATHARINE PLJMMER, aged 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07

this matter, then there never was a
reformation needed in anything
We as K the reader to think about it,
and to demand some action at the
hands Of the Legislature. We shall
refer to this subject again before
long. 1t appears to us to be an i'm
portant one
I During the present exciting state
Of affair -the scrambling for office,
&C., we beg leave to remind the Of
fce-seeAers, and the 'dear people"
genera lily, that publishers throughout
the State have interests at stake
as we'll as other people, and We in
tend tp keep the fact before the pub
lie. Sdve ral years since the Legis-
Ature df the State enacted a law in
relation to Chancery advertisements,
compelling publishers to insert them
at an ebtqJhshed price, considerably
below the usual rates. They also
fepealeh the law, authorising the
Sheriff to advertise sales of real es-
tate, BY administrators, Sc, and in
lieu thereof made it his duty to
stick Up three or four written noti>
dfs in public places, Now any man
with three grains Of common sense,
GIN Sc + that such information would
not be general that but few persons
would know anything Of the sale,
and if would be sparsely attended. -
The q nsequence is the property goes
at. a sacrifice perhaps at half its
value This is all very well for the
but anything but com
lortaBle-to the owner of the proper
ty. There is but one way to remedy
this, and the people have it in. their
nower to do it--question your can
lidates upon the subject, and vote
accordingly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
L4ncola Couatg.

Horse, bay, little white on both hind feetiand
nose breathes hard in riding, shod all round
about l6 hands high, about yrs old; by IT, A.
Provence, 18th dis. July 2, 1858. Appraised
lat SIS
Horse, bay, right hind foot white, little
white on left hind foot, few white hairs in
forehead 10 brands pereeivable, about l5Js
hands high. about 4 years old; by JOHN Frank
lin, SEN, 18th dis May u, 1853. Appraised
at $75.
Mare, bav color, black legs, name and tail,
star in forehead, shod before, about 14f hands
high, about 3 years old, no other marks or
brands perceivaLle; by Hannah EEldins, civil
district No IS, May 81, 1853 Appraised at
S35.
Giles Comfy.
Mare, iron gray, no marks or brands, 6 yrs
old; by John # Lane, 18th dis. june 8, 1853.
Appraised to $50.
Herse,l dark bay with saddle marks, no
brands, 10 yrs old; by Thos, j. Evans, 5th dis.
June 8, 1858. Appraised tp $50.
Narshan County
Mare, bay white ring around right hind
foot, scar on left hip, hip little lower, scar on
right flank. roam spot in forehead, shod all
round, about Is hands high, about yrs Old,
has mule mare colt about 2 weeks old by
Thos. G Jones, 18th dis. May 10, 1853. Valued
at SG5.
More, hay, no marks Of gear or saddle pet
hafs in foal, about yrs old, about Az hanfs
high; by Asa Holland, 4th dis. March Il, '5P.
Appraised at $50. (
Belford Cbanty.
FEUy, tay,no marks, about / - hands highI2
WIS oldi by Jno W Mayh ED, 18th dis. May T,
1853. Appraised at $50
Horse, bay, snip on pose, right hind fdpt
white, scar OH LEFT fore fbot, one eye out laFEe
white spot on withers, about 153 hands hidlI,
abont years oldI by d. g. Deasoh, 18th di4t.
May II, 1883 Appraised at $40.
Mare, black, no brands, about - years OIL
about 3 years; bye Edmund Hamilton, 18th dis
May II. ApWal sed at $50.
NaFs3n county Alabamh
Horse, sorreb blaze face both hind feet
white some sa4 dle spots, about 10 hands high,
lbout 15yrs IolH;by Moses n. Posey, Jan. II,
1853. Appfaifed to s55 /
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A Wonderful Character.

| It's reported that there now lives
an old man down in the swamp Of
little p zee Doe, who never owned but
one pair of shoes in his life, and he
says they were so id hot he new
er wore them but once He never
cultiFdted the soil; nevertheless he
has dc cumulated "a eonside rable sum
of money, which he deposites in hol-
low tre es in the most unfrequented
swamp IS. He affects extreme power
ty, and when applied to fof the loan
of mo ney, declares he has none; but
if the security and premiu m offered
please him, and promises t . repay in
specie, he will appoint day when
he will try to get little, which he
never fails to do. lie has made his
fortune by the sale Of fish, the finest
of which he knows exactly where to
fish for, and honey which he RAJ ses
in large quantities, having his ) ees
hived in swamps for miles around. -
No music is so charming to his e; hrs,
as tho booing Of bullfogs, and the
believing of the alligators; for th ese
sang his lullaby when in His aAle,
and have been harbingers Of his bra
vest days, from his boyhooH to the
present day. He never uses any
other weapon to kill snakes with,
han his heels, and there never was
)ut one known to attempt to bite
lim, and that one broke off his tie eth I
without penetrating the SIX in Of the
leel. He has never taken any Doc /.
or's stuff, nor let them. come near
nough to feel his pulse or to look at +
lis tongue, and he is now seventy \,
ears Of age Strange as it may I
Gem, that such character should |
nd mate Of similar taste and fan (
les Yet such is the case, only that :
he is little more like him than he 4
) like himself. Has any Of our CO.
as singular character 5
/ their neighborhood? If SO let's
ear about him. -I(heraw Gasette, a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07

! LOUISVILLE, kY.-Flour-IhiS article
continues firm and in good demand. Super
fine brands we quote at 81 20(a4 %; extr;
S4 so; and choice family brands $500 80.
CIR ain-Very little doing inwheat and none
arriving. Corn is firm at 40c from the levet
and IS from store. Oats soc from the country
and Soc from the store
Hav-Market well supplied. From the
levee we quote at $11@1l so and from stores
at Sl3@14.
Whisky-No raw in market The las
sales were made at 1871. Rectifed we, quote
at 1Sr.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.--Provisib ns and Lard--A
better feeling perceptible to day in pork and
lard. Orders for several hundred barrels form
erlt received from the coast which will likely
be filled Very little pork coming forward
this month. the receipts to the 20th showing
only 1856 bbls Nominall5 we quote good
article at S13 IS to Sl4. Sale Of % casks
ribbed sides at Sc SO; shoulders, in lots, at s
and 81; 8 do hams at Z, common; 40 kegs
lard at 1922.
Wholesale Of IL sacks, washed and UNI
washed at SO ard %; not washed, but It'll
tie dirty lat SO
Feathers-A lot of mixed new and old at
361ls.
CHATrASooaA, TESX.--River low. Market
iull 4. Cotton-Nothing doing. Corn-In
lemand at 1880. . Oats-In demand at
28@ 30c-
ATLANTA. Gave have sold more bacon
he phst week than any former week this sea-
ION at S(a85ac hog round; 10c for hams; sides
IL al 1Or. shoulders Sc
GRAIN Corn has advanced and is DOW whole !
aleing at TO@S0c p To-, butter l21@15e;i
duli0 eggs 1890 2 doz.; feathers zoe p b.
ID the 10th Of August next, the State fair of
Georgia giii commence isl Atlanta. at which
inc our Tennessee friends would do well to
ave our market well supplied with bacon and
ard, as TIE demand viii be immense,
SAvANNAH, GA.--Cotton.--Fhe transactions
{ the week have been so limited that We shall
OF attempt particulars. The foreign news
as had no effect. The political aspect being
loae favorable Ne shall probably tie coming
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Stabbed

We understand that last week 4
man named -NHs cut negro belong
ing to Mr. Ben Fanhin, on Mulberry
50 badly as TO insure his death.
From all tina t we can learn, it appears
that MIS- " lille intoxicated went 10
the distillery and demanded liquor.
Then egro refused to give it to him,
aheT4 upon he drew pocket knife
and { ut the negro so severely in the
abdomen, rs to cause bis bowels to
all out. MIS- was committed TO
iaii to await his trial.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.


to Congress, from this Congressional District
LEGIsLATuRF-LIscoLE COUNTY.
IT. We are authorized To announce Fem
net w. Child. AS a candidate for the low
erfFanch Of the Tennessee Legislature, At the
Apk gust election
IL We are authorized to announce dapt
q. W. EeDb, candidate to represe nt Lin
colin county, in the lower branch Of the next
Tennessee Legislature, Al the August Election.
d. We are authorized to announce VIM
II. Martin. candidate to represent Lincoln
county in the lower branch of the Tenn ssee
Legislature, at the August election
T We are aiithorized TO aBnonItc Wm.
" Wilson, q candidate to represent Lin
/ cop county in the lower branch Of the next
iTe4nessee Legislature at the August election.
ri TATE sExArs-IrxooLS. ASD FRAxktIx
ftT We are authorized 10 announce Gen.
EsoRt. PargssssarsOn. a candidate fot the
S4ate Senate from the counties of Linccl1 and
Frahklin, at thc August Election.
+ FioATFR-DIEcoIx. GILES AND MARsrAt IL.
w. p. Chambliss . candidate fol Il tie ow-
or branch of the next Tennessee Lag;klafure
from the counties of Lincoln, Giles and Liar
shall AZ the Auolst elec1ion
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
County Trustee :

The County Quarterly Court, last
Monday, elected I'm b, RAea, Esq.
County Trustee, to fill the unex-
pired term of Samuel j. Isaacs, de-
ceased. A better selection could
not have been made. Esq. Rhea is
one Of the right sort; and we hazard
nothing in saying that his election
viii give universal satisfaction.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
Public Sales. etc

The GAINESVILLE JEFF ersonia IN con
tains sensible article in relation tc
the publication of Chancery ga les
Sheriff sales, Sci, from which we ex-
tract the following. This is a Sub
ject in which the people are direc Fly
Interested. Under tie present sBs-
TEN, property, in three cases out of
four when put up at public s. be-.
does not bring more than one-half of
its value. The reason is as plain as
"the nose D a mans face Two or
three written notices are posted PIP.
no one watches for them except 4be
Spectator, the sale is sfimly attend
ed because but few know it, there is
hut little if. any competition; a pd
twI ce the property is required to n ay
thd debt shat would be under other
arrh Judgements. Now, whose loss is
ii? Clearly, that of the owner of
the Property-the debtor ToiI4s-
tratq: Suppose landholder owes
debt of $500 Judgment is I'd M
detesi against him, an ex edution is
tai len out, aud the day sale set
apart. The Sheriff writes q notice
and sticks it on the courthouse DOOR F..
Then, his duty in that particular is
done. The notice remains there a
week before it is torn downs may be .
It remains until the day Of sale; very
few see it, the sale passes off, with,
as it is often the case, h;i If -a-dozen
in a tendance, and only one bidder
among them--the land worth $50
Or 's25 per acre, is sold for $40 per
acre; because persons wishing such
nraperty are absent, not knowing off
! he sale-thus requiring so acres toll
nav the Debt, when if few dollars
had been spent for advertising, 2pIi
lcres would ha:F e paid the whole J
mount. Such cases are by NO ,
means rare-they have come under
pur observation, hud many an oiilffer
viil testify to the tru th of our state ,
nent, Now, look at the other side; 7
We have ADVERT sed in the 05serrey, :
several Exe cuto rs sales that have i
aiken place this year In every in Y
lance, the advf rtisement +has in !.
Iuced a large attendance, capitalists, i
5 bidders. have come from abroad, :,
nd the PROPERTY always sold fol the +
III market value. The difference
an Be attributed to the ADVERTISE G
tent in the newspaper-annd moth
,g else. If reformation. .fot The IL
pod af the Fcopi', isn't needed ' IN 81
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DIED.

In this county, Path ult, JEREMIAH, son of
Mr. Robert Patterson, aged about 10 years.
Near ellis store in this county, Saturday.
ID inst, Ct Hux, Mr CHARLES REEVES. aged
about So years.
In this county, last week, Of typhoid fever,
Mr. NM. McFERRIN, aged about % years.
In this county, last week, Of fux, Mr. JoHy
K. McFsRRIS, aged about 16 years.
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TIE SULPHUR WELL.

4 Snow open for subscribers, and arrangeni epts
4 have been made to get to il on horseback,
or with carriages. Terms the same as last year
so for family 81 for a single ticket A
family ticket it viii be remembered, is for ems
family only for whose use the water may be
carried away in any reasonable quantity. If
furnished to a second family, two tickets Will
be charged Individuals carrying the water
from the we'll will be charged FOR fa77ilv
ticket As the proprietor wishes to preserve
his fruit Tor his own use, he hopes it will rot
be epl,sidered as included in the contract fox
sulphur water. June 3 E. HILL.
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p0rn--
Mr.. yasper DicFey has laid on Our
Fable an ear of corn from the planta,
ion of Mr.. JEm Todd, which is the
largest We have seen or heard Of
this season. 1t is nearly foot in
length, is large and heavy in proper
ton, and looks good enough to eat p
A sample of Lincoln growth 9th
er counties might do as well, per-
laps, BY sending here for seed, if
hey only had the SOIL. AS it is, it
would be we'll enough for them to try
md see which can come the nearest
o Lincoln.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
EiaT CT owe academy

The exhib ition of the 22d term
of this desc rvedly popular literary
institution, viii take place at the
church, abo ut one mile from the
Academy y, Q n Thursday, I4th inst.
The pub lie are invited to attend.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
Funeral Sermon

Rev e flaming will preach the
funeral sermon Of VIM L. Massey,
at the C cumberland meeting house on
the Pulaski road, seven miles from
This plaq e, on the third Sabbath of
the pres ent month.
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allied

sii:it'E-- V
An Interesting boy, son Of NJ =
1ireg, Of Cane Greek, was killed du
ring the rain last Thursday wee K
He was in a field ploughingb and
seeing he cloud co ming up, he up
and started for the hOu5 e
When found, his face, month, tongue,
and throat " ere SO laccrated, that he
lived but short time. 1t is sup
,ose,i that the Eind had blown the
imbof d tree upon him.
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j. B. RABOTEAU & Co.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
F1YETYEVTLIFi TFNN

I'd III N FLLLE,' IEAN.
WTE respectfully announce TO the citizeus
wv of Lincoln and the adjoining counties,
thar we are bow in full operation at our NEW.
BUILDING, near the northeast corner of the
Public Square, where we intend keeping con
sthntly on hand, and building to order, any
description Of Carriages, Of the latest a7Ig
napSt approoel styles, and IF superior frzsi.
which viii be sold low for cash, or ON time to
Iulsctual men
We use the very, best material, and EN- ploy
none but competent Worknen. and any Job
sold by US failing BY fa usage. either from bad
workmanship or material will be repaired FREE
OF tHAEeE. q
Prisons W shing to buy. would do well to
exahine our work and prices before purchas-
ing Elsewhere, as We Think they viii compare
fsYdFably with any similar establishment in the
StAth. Repairing neatly executed at sbof.
notiFe, and on reasonable terms. Orders re-
peftfully solicited and promptly filed -
n 81 We have. secured the sole tight Of
making and using Pyron's patent Life Pre-
SSyinglefree. for releasing horses
rom CarriageE for the counties Of Lincoln, Bed
orb and Marshall and are now prepared to fur
lisll new Carriages with the improvement or
lttach it to old ones, upon very reasonable
errns.' June 2, 1853
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TO- RnsinesS Notice, ma

tt- The Post-0sfce LIST Of Letters is ub-
lisheli in the FauttepHc Obeq rrer in compliance
withIa lax of Congress whieh provides thht if
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST cRcuHATIoS rs
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Constable Of 9dh Dlstric
CONE Ar LAST.

NUR TEe,,rsc has cbme, and we are nov
~ ready 10 attend aty calls that may be
made for EarI;,ls in ahy part Of the county
Wanted. loco lbs Feathers, for which
We will give the CUSTOMARY price in choid De
Furniture. at our ware-roo1n, north-ea4t
corner Of the Square, Fayetteville.
A. Il. KNOTT & co.
MAY 26 1853.
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IlpSOiyent N0tica.

DURsUAINT to an order from the clerk d
the county court of Linlcoln county
Tenn. unonI the suggestion Of the Admins
TRAITOR Of tile estbte of ALBA I,INDSET
deceased. of the insoi ven cy Of said 'decedeptts
estate, NOTED is hereby given to All persons
holding claims against said estate, to present.
themsto the clerk Of the county court Of sal
county, propfrlv authenticated, on or before he
18th day Of December, 1883, fof pro rata di :
vision, OF they we'll be forever ddbaTed.
JARED. SIMMONS. Adm.
June %. IB53-4t. III
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The United Sta ties has paid out
S53,s53 to Spanish subjects at \ CIV
Orleans, whose property was de-
strqyed by a m Oh il 1851.
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f5e 5Larkpf -rutrst Ratrs

MEMPH1s, Tenn Cotton--After slight but
various changes during the week, the market
closed at the following prices. The stock III
marketis small. nor do we expect much ami
nation among dealers until the cotton of the
new season begin to come in. In The mean
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-07
-FuAGITlUM.

A YOUNG man. calling himself JOHN
"A NICHOLAS, stopped some days at this
place, and having fraudulently obtained goods
at nv Store and changed his whereabouts i'm
mediatelv thereafter. He is quite a Ladies
man. walks erect, with self. esteem. Plus.
The Fayetteville Observer will please
copy aud send bill to this Office.
iCHASl c. CARTER.
Normandy, Re n, July Z, '53--2t.
Printers feeI$1 so DeItord Teomstl
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New Establishment.

ssaa. The subscribers have opened a ass=
sSsk5 lew Restaurant and Eat s
~ i'ig SALOON. next door be-
low Scott & GraT's new brick. near the Livery
Stable, where all articles usually kept in such
houses, may constantly be found. We have
Liquors, of the very best quality; Camdys.
Of superior favor; Ale, as good as the best;
Cigars. OF the finest brands; Pickles, that
cannot be beat; TC5:,ccs, thst wild to
chew; Candies, of all kinds, that Will bHrn
Pepper, spice Ginger. gopperas, as
good as any; Cheese and Cracker Of the
sweetest kind; smoking Tobacco. Of the
finest sort: Shaving soap, that viii do a
man good to use; Tea and GsaddcT, Of su-
nerlor qualltyi together witha host of other
articles too numerous to mention. Give MS A
call. BY keeling an orderly house, and az
tending to business we hope to receive share
Of public patrdnag e
4 Juue 1G-tf HANKS & BUCHANAN.
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List of Ess.ays Taken Up.

list, Kind of animal is given. I'd, color. Sd
description. 4th, age. 9Th, posters name.
9Th place and time of arrest
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Very Respectfully,
s. y. 0ATMAN.
Secretary IN sl9an's Mar Die Factory.

So TH N4sHvIIII: June y, 1853.
Dr. J. MiTcHELL-+Sir: Being imlresse ell
like many are relative toImedicinfs bearing any
resemblance to patents-E that they are for the
most part imposition, or Auiabug,1 | was tardy
in fo-ming conclhsibns favorable 10 yom med
icineS; but seeing their effect Oh next door
neighbor. was induced I'd try them on negro
girl being affected with rheumatism in her
hand and fobt, H4vihgtried other Physicians
with no real benefit, u.s. I'd your Bl.oR Purifier,
and Rheumatic EEtrad, which had the desired
effect Of satisfactorily curing the girl, after an
illness of several months
| can recommend tito the afflicted. as med
icine worthy the highest praise. and at least f9r
the above diseases no imposition.
Respectfully.
W II, WILKINSON.
Constable of 9dh District. !
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

CcInfsahles' aha Justices hanks just prit ted
and or sale at onr desk-cl4ap.
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Circuit Court
This tribunal is now in session IN
this place Judge Maro56anks pr =
siding.