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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30
Gge Glasgolu Gimts.
From the Lawrence Tribune, 18th, Extra
INTERESTING FROM KANSAS.
Great Mass Meeting Of the People.


II Lawrence yesterday, (the 18th August
md confined in session until the afternoon
If the 18th. The Convention was conducted
With great ability, and its deliberations char
oIerized by great harmony and courtesy
Not less than 600 persons from all parts Of
he Territory We're in attendance, camping
II wagons, putting up al the boarding hou-
es, and with our citizens, and ramaing
yer night 10 attend the deliberations of the
econd day. There was a deep feeling OF
manifested against the outrage
MS acts OF usurpation and tyranny by which
ur people are entbralled, and a determine
ion manifested to resist these usurpations
t al, hazards. Gen. Schuyler was chosen
President, assisted by the usual number OF
ice Presidents and other officers.
The following preamble and resolutions
we're passed with great unanimlty:
WHEREAS, by act Of Congress, approved
May 80, 1854, organizing a Government
for the Territory OF Kansas, grant Of
legislative power was made to the lawful
inhabitants Of said Territory, to enable
them to make such laws and establish
such institutions as would he most desira-
bic TO themselves; and in order to al conn
I'D OCT o,oro,,sroI arI ', I;noa,l "',J ~
,onnrj;-,. r. ,raso. .;,' va , lo'I.' ~
,or;,i ,-;I' 49, &. 81
Gction and nan,cit,, w. Nv, ra ,d,,r ~I'5
snooiGsJ rastr,,,,i:ns I,.a. IN n;oi,, 'r''i
subjects Of legislation; and whereas, while
elrct me- ars aro T,.,';t ,.isI
tnro tho Ta,ritor,, ,,.a, - 49,, 49,,
nL,n;ta,ts o,.orh1rna h., iarro o"d ,1' ~ 49,,
,nrrnn, hands If armed r,nn From y t,r
.;r,, c., ..;.ia,,I..t.l -.
IN va" ~ IN s,o;s',,,
y. .,-Lt Gu P"Teo t'il ''5'' '',o i''G'
mi N"--, ''c ~! was O1'i'R HV'u'
,nLI;.h 49, aIy "t nv ''. Vs.
am1 .I, 'o oa-S ~ 'o,'r'uo'; ;6 .n' sum.
a, , w. ".-"' 80 T'.i5 " ''e'l oM" i40",
tan ,u0 81 t'.''l o"t' u lt'i6lI' III u
va D'''' y " ..' "et o. NolgreSS, or
2I-,- :, -. e. it.i'e'I1 '"i '''o e'rl,o'H
a;.t It.ioIi wi ''lI'''1o5 Vi ,lie h''-
l- 'o'"'u'e' "i't' e'IJ'eo G'i'd'" per-
~ IL ~ ,e,i,oe'I u s,'Iu ''IG, mus,
,n, i';'C ,i a'''. Pot tosen; uiE7S'i'S ',le
l"| 'o' i'I''".'',.'';s u ''' ic'l''oEy OF tae
Ia H 80, am 81 iet,tStA.'le power winch
;n,,J $3.50. ,''""0 ~ I'm - '''o Go's
| ~. VIM 49, 'i'1 t''G5'S-
- ','"' 'EC'e" - no" III ScSSioH on
; ~ ~ VIZ Az y so"l' iiFe'! '''N-
avs ~! NC So'C 'IHhcc oi ,''c i'il'No-
- ''''I c,''%e"S Vi h"i'sa'' having re-
fi.'.t 'S-G 10 WV oo1'GS ,I''oi us Assem-
III 90 0'g''''|,.''' ''' majority eN-
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WHERE ARE YOU GOINaf

MACON COUNTY, June 81, 1855.
TOHN, where have you been? Down to Glas-
- gov, What's the price of salt, down there
Well, it has risen since we heard it was So so;
paid 50, but got the finest sacks you ever saw.
Where did you get il from? At Forbis'-they
are the fullest sacks in town--worth at least
quarter more than any other you can get;--I be-
lieve he keeps the best and cheapest goods in
town. Did you get anything more2 Oh yes,
sugar and coffee, and some of the best old whis-
Ky you ever drank. What did you take down to
trade | took down some bacon. Who did
you sell that TO? o, TO Forbis, he gave me more
for it than any of them would; that is the place
TO trade. Does he keep anything else besides
Groceries? oh yes, he has everything farmer
wants-Dry Goods Of all descriptions, and first
rate domestic at 81 cents-uint that cheap?--iust
look at it. Well am going down next week TO
buy my groceries, and some other things, and
shall be sure to give him a call, and if he treats
me right will buy Of him. You must be sure
TO call on him. What did you say his name was?
FORBlS-he lives in the upper end of town, the
hrst store you come to on the front street Well,
am in sort of hurry, and must be getting
along; so good bye. GJune %.
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Kansas REPUBLIcAN.-We understand
from the Statesman tina. it is the intention Of
Col. 5. a. Young, Of Columbia, TO establish
q newspaper Of the above title, at Lecomp-
ton, the scat OF Government Of Kansas Ter
r. .grT Eta~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30
BUGGIEs and CARRIAGES.

cifE7E.zI WE have on hand from the Inanufac-
.hitzss-. tory Of Alex. Finley, st. LOUIS, an as,
sertmentof BnEgies and Carriages at ST. Louis
prices, adding freight. DENNIS g. LEWIS.
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SALE,

5uhdrtS@.
Pie Fruits, all kinds,
Brandy Peaches,
Pickles of every kindS
Lemon Syrups,
Flayoring extracts,
Pepper Sauce.
Tomato and Walnut eatsups,
Preserved Citron,
Layer bunch Rasins,
Soft and hard shelled almonds,
Preston & MerrlIs Vest Powders,
Spice boxes for kinds spices,
prunes in 5 ID boxes,
Ground mustard in boxes and bottles,
Ground Ginger and Pepper,
Nulmegs, Cloves and Cassa,
Mace and alspice, wholesale and retail by
junelI. CAMERON, MASON Il co.
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r z M Oval L.
NEW SPRING GOODS.


T. A. SAVAGE has removed his store from
L Lcvee street TO the corner of Howard and
First street, where he offers 10 the public large
and splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery, Qseensware, Glassware,
Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Silk and
Straw Bonnets, sc.
These goods were selected with great care in
the Eastern Cities and st. Louis, from the latest
importations, and embrace, in great variety and
style, Ladies' Dress Goods of silks, ba-
reyes, tissues, lawns, French jaconets, white
gods, emhroideries, &c, sc.
For Ghtlemen-cloths, casimeres, vestings,
summer coat and pant stufs, new style hats, era
watts, stocks, &C., &c.
Being now in one Of the finest and most COM
modions store rooms in Upper Missouri, and Of
fering to the public corresponding stock of
Goods, he most cordially invites his old friends
and customers tc continue their patronage, and the
public TO call and examine his stock, assuring all
that he will sell goods as low as they can be
bought elsewhere.
CO Almost all kinds of Country Produce ia
ken in exchange for Goods.
Glasgow, April 10. 1855.
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Shipped.

The citizens Of Atchison Slipped an Alb
c!;lionist lhesetAer day, on two1cgs. We
have not heard of bis passing this port, and
presume hcanast be aground, as navigation
is rather difficult row.
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TIN AND COPPER WARE.
QUITE Rim
JOHN r. CARSON

Glasgow, June II, 1855.
WANTED-Dry Hides, Beeswax. Feathers Flaw
Seed, Dried Fruit, old Copper, Brass and pe ,SH
ter, which will be taken in exchange for WORK or
goods, or the cash paid, at Market rates GiV VI
me call, whet.er you want to buy or sell.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30
Groceries! Groceries!

WE beg to call tbs attention of the public to
w Our stock of Goods, which is believed TO be
Superior in quantity and quality, TO any as
sortnient ever offered in this market
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WALL. PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
Enn PIECES some new and beautiful
OOO styles, with borders TO match; for sail
unusually low, by
apo SP0TsW GOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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W. n. MARTIN,
New York.

A SPLENDID LOT of emDrolderies mantil-
"A las, Grape shawls, hair, braid, English and
Swiss straw bonnets; together with beautiful
stock of ribbons and flowers, for sale by
APPS 6POTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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6. @. MARTIN.
st. Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30
charter Oak Cook stoves,
Pumps and Lightning RndS

AII KIhus OF Iumps and the necessary fixtures
for sale, and will be delivered and put up, having
awogon and team for this express business. In
wanting pumps are invited to leave their orders,
Lightning Rods warranted perfect, and nut mn
OH short notice and reasonable tn rms - ~ ~
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THE DAILY UNION


pEpAersgsr THE IsrgxioR
OGice 0 Indian Affairs, August 10, 1855.
puBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, pieces
parcels Of described, lying The
stale Of Ml,ssspp wi places desgnaed
ea 90 ss e y ~ p1ene 90 M
o. the ehoeaw orphans Y hs e a. lhs trustee una.
on Inc IA day Of December lass al The conn
coaeeyile, following ia Yaobuha county
aa IN iop.sa.p tesniysres e2a) eight tl sest.
An Of section lliry-lhree tas y !, ,,o.,
tho west hell aud outosati quarter OF secon 40
Tue haif Of ssc,inn twenty nine l2s D
fhe nor,heas, quarter % se9,oa ,nl'ly.one (si D
The west half OF section lhify-iJus o.
Aud a. ne same H and place ne following described aot in
The half thirteen, tophp tenty t2o
az lress.
on Monday December, 1885,
in charleston, 1aakaekie county following described
land ia sal cUuuiy,
IL to.pn,Aip tsentyJour Cal,) range tao (a)
Al objections three go Ten (o) and ,hny-hree tash
The east haf OF section four a
The southwest quarter Of section nine t93
The West laifot section twenty-five esd
The north half OF sceron tweny-six (26D
The west raft Of section twenty-seven t270
The no',hwes, quartr OF -ecou ihitiyour ga y and
northeast quarter OF section thifry-si 1850
Ia topraship tUenfy flee (25) rang lro (2) east.
AIofsecton twenty ts7D twenty Ca mini
The northeast quarter OF section four a
The southwest quarter Of section twenty t22D
n southwest quar- 0eny (25 and
The east hall of section thirty (dO.)
Ia township fweMyJoT CAD range three (5) east
All o section three (3D
quarter q
The northeast quarter OF section four a.
IN township toenfy.iee (l5D range three ta) eat.
The southwest quarter Of section fourteen "a y
y he southeast quarter fsectiun fifteen (i5;)
Tn. southwest quarter OF section twenty five (23 y
The southeast quarter of section twenty tgB y
The OF section thiIty-three p3l and
he southwest quarter Of section thiriy-iour ia
Monday 7ih day of December, 1855.
Lexington eouy following dc
scriby d tracts Of land in said county,
In touaship sirteen (5,) range one u seest.
o fifteen (i5 y and
Tue half and southeast ii section twenty-five 2
In Township fifteen u5,) range one ~ uest.
Tae southeast quarter Of section twenty t20.)
saturday, December 1885, court house doc
.oiumbus following described
land in Lowndes oouEty viz:
quarter twenty-five township
| cen 49, seventeen (ll) east
OF the Described and
selected in Ia 4, na when of The lands
pied unappropa,ed
acquired settlement debtors Tie
win debtors
fertile Autobiography located, many
siderabIy mprovtd aud largely enhanced
scuemen' prosperity, excellent population
which e and emneniy adipled for plant
An reserves showing their value and IN
minimum which each respectively, Sold
| be made To the dates OF saic
In shall
comply sale land purchased
| at his tIeir and risk.
The these lands believed be indispuabie but IT,
clam shalt be the OF the orphan
will be defended BY The govssnaent their guardian
he will The places named AT IL O'clOc
of each unlii tbs lands all offered
CHARLES f.. MIX,
Aug I4-d3t& iawtIecl Acting Commissi
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Notice FOR Restoring certain Lands TO market
in the State OF Missouri.

TgE sant Land by The oct Of Congress approved June 10
HANNIBAL 10 Tie town Of sT JOSEPH SLATE lasns
been adjusted q al az p'seeao sslss y sa,h sss ha
eu along The route Of sad road which lac ouas Of me limits
toned ownhps parts Of town,hps, which have teen
s MOI b. . &c a sa iI ss s ms asas y s
entry OF widawai n be restored 10 private eny
BY The graduated August 1854 which requires
dine 20 dsducied during which lands shall have been
drawn ana Withheld day Of restoration,
Al the land a PALMYRA
North Of s base line and rest Of lac h principal meriaiHH
Hoh nlf o. tonshp l and townships IS and So. OF range
Norm haf township 81 and townships ST. a6' and Se Of
Norm half Of township "a and townships ST. SCI as So and
!rowasiips y, s.. So, g, and 60, q range 9.
Townships 81 So. ST. s. aud d So ranges
Nors halls Of township 81 and townships So S., as So and
township townships IS, So. 50,
han ownshp 8 and townships 81. Sc, Ss So aud
Toma.hps s., ST. IS. So and half 60. range
Al the land Office at MILAN.
North Of Of dA principal meridian
Township S.. g.. 81 and south s[ q &C. q range
Townships .o So. 50 and soul, half Of CO. Of range &C.
Townships o6' So, So south half OF 81. Of range ~
Townss,p. e. S. 90 and south haf o. 60 o. ranss ~
townships So. So aad south halt OF So of ranse 81
TSwns nps So. S. g, aaa 3d. Of ianss -
Al the land Office at FAYEfTE.
Of the line tse fin principal
Township IS, Of a. 49, 10, ~ is, 10, 30 al % 3d.
Al The land Off a PLATTsBURG.
NORTH Of The base line vsst Of the h principal
Townships SIS, So, So, So, aud GO, o rnnge 81.
Tswn.p s. &c. &c. g AMID sad ss ss 3 e 60 90
North half o. township "a and townships So Se SO south
North bali 81 and townships S. So So
,ounhp townships IS, So.
iownshp 81 townships So Sc. 5s 49,
south hall OF 90, of 30.
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Proposals for Live Oak for SIX steam sloops-
Of-War.


NAVY DErAKr2xSr,
Bureau OF Conauueuon Equip'i, &C.,
cEALED PROPOSALS for delivering one
Al rsnsassa Norfolk rhlsdssia New YORK. Boston
mouth, n Twill be received at this bureau until The ID sepe
ses isas, ,.ao..., :. p,ao.a q, III, ooa .
distinguished The offers must be FOR
The hole Q, one fame estimated q .hy ase s
The form Of which herewith sueues IN the iu cs,a.ed
collateral security, neen cent viii be WITHHELD on e amount
delivery anl fully completed In all dess
r,es o be lumber There must ,. que poppo % ne ns' nm
ea paris Of The frame aud Of hs psss inc s e
cent be judged TO secure The public interest en
remaining eighty per proportion bill
when in duplicate By commandment Of Tue yard viii be
paid by such The contractor Nance win p
days nner It's presentation him.
fret part delivering lumber named Of tue quail
snS IN. ns as s a uned
qadaied damages OF money equal 10 Twice e amount
ease the delivery .hereof quidaed
be retained time nom The SAID parties Of The
The timber conform 10 drawings and instructions with which
with which he VIII be provided from the United States a.
thirty miles OF the which counandani Of the yard will
HE frame timber be- delivered in the form
Is straight fair ~. rough hewed the mould
SeveIed sufficient shape Of
The sa AND ns s @ n 90 ns On s
(Which one and half inch larger Than VIII Be worked m 'be
additional beyond marked in The mouds ins.ruc
tons
The siding the siem apron deadood deadwood
knees post snd be ls nches The
he hooks siding fame timber
3 IA nces and of the TIMBER fourth part
must side Is inches i3l iHeles.
The of the floor timber 10 mould AZ Inches at the hoor
head "A inches, and at the plank shear inches. y
ndsp dead IA, floor timber has curve Of ia inehs in
inches in IS fee, The third fa,iock ~ set
inches n ~ feet The 3 S 70 he 81 a
yards expense the subject the sua
cred or before the IS, OF October, 1896.
disposed TO offer for than one snip VIII
make separate proposal for EACH
FORM OF OFFER.
r., of -, hereby agree furnish and de-
liver navy the whole of live
OAK timber for ship thirty
lie same more or less ia cuuonnity with the
bureau Of Construction Of the date Of 22d June 1883 viz
deadwood knees, heelsons, md hooks, estmaied
tain 1900 cubic feet,a per foos
kinds, estimated 1900 !" I" at per foot
Promiscuous TIMBER amount
ing to................... 5000 I" I" al per foot
Total amount. .........3O,oo0 s.
(Total value o in words.)
Should offer be accepted, request to be addressed at
the navy agent 10 ME al
---, for signature and certificate .
(Date.) tSignatueo
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, - -, in the State of - and -, of
- e State OF hereby that in case the ioreso-
ing BIZ DO he or they w Ten days after n s
the for tse with good and sufficient
said guaranty good the offer Of
the said - and that which may be accepted
Signature Of two guarantors. 4 =
Witness;
hereby certify that a and known
property able make good their
(Dnte) tsignsture9
June 2s-law6w
4
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mo. 5s7.1


NOTICE OF tho disco of United
~ aai Offices Palestine Quincy, Edwardve Chicago, and
Dixon IneiUnde the of second section OF the
quantity of public land land
reduced hundred
thousand, the Secretary
the land Office for
shalt unsold
land ONCE, the shall be subject the
Offices
land office shalt disconnued which the Secretary
approved September, authorizes Secretary
the Treasury land district which
Notwithstanding
quantity land usod such distr
drsd thousand opinion
required by public order the land
such state under the provisions OF the
that subject approved June M 1870 aud nasmnh the
terror by establish Department. approved Sd
March, 1919;
accordingly hereby of reports
the officers PALESTINE Quincy Chicago,
the land in each of
hundred thousand the Serepg
land Offices PALESTINE Quincy, Edwardsve
Ricasa, of Illinois,
suec land Office Springfield,
government said state.
Lands remaining unsold unappropard by subject
wbiD limits of tho districts dconin
subject heretofore those Offices
the date Of The this notice BY the eesterr
thereof and the land officers Springfield viii public
which prepared receive appicn
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of III. General Lard once
N s,lS5S.
~ : V~-lawdw 5rrTN
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July ll-law4w [lniel. and Star


Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caulhcs late Of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, of the udses of the
of Iennessee
Hon. Bromieid L. Ridley, the councillors of State.
Judges Carusrs Green their whols exclusively
10 the school. 4
Plan Daily examinations OF each class The
regular explanations the
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
.. Weekly law and equity, which
dents of
aud them through all the processes known IA actual
The framed
deeds wills records and all OF documents 10 be read evil
dence trals Some taken by appeal to
which held monthly the class, and IN
public every The clerks,
jurors, Judges chanceors and in other Official
bacities connected with their suits.
Scoashe session the third Monday In sep
tebe and third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday in February aud ends second
Thursday In July.
Expenses per con.Tuion fee $50, in
sc boarding $40. Students furnish books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
unless the
No previous study reuitod FOR
There classes Students
time cuiing the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number collegiate year eighty six
| Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
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cr,,r oy,.y Owe AuruonIznD .--rhe Rob o. On. no,

TsHE ONLY Owe AurHOHIZED!-The Rob Of DR. BOY
yEAU LAFt ECTEUR is far the sirups OF Cust
nie paa other similar remedies II radically
without mercury skin, scoful
ulcers accidents from critical
Of f, and hereditary ncmony OF huno AZ depura
eicacous the bladder
weakness of the nom abuses Of
soundiugs AZ plc the Rob cures in
bolsam OF cspasia cube from infections which only pe
Beuiralizipg Tie Rob Huyvean IS above all
syph whether long eiand
ing resisted the powers the odure
OF potassium -
General for The United States Gabriel Bondn esd W
New York. Wholesale orders Guiot Dnconge,
Net ORLEANS; Seuilly, San Francisco.
sold by Mi the druggists throughout the Unit
pamphlet c. de St Gervss the med
properties Of The Rob viii be obtained by writing To- o. Bon
% William New YORK, who viii give every Information
wented -
a. prepared fli orders FIR South America, the Wet IN
United STATES duties az he has the Rob In bone
March Idly
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DOCKS FOR AUCrtONlThc undersigned has separated
from hrs stoek number subjects, old
editions duplicate caaie which, various
longer saiabe ~ their original prices.
Among gnod OF the best books in the
Theology dicine juvenile books, novels
hooks hooks, OF miscellaneous
hich
the time, they based at rrivas sae at HE
auc,pn haf wheu they wob hal
price at quarter price when they are not so = - II II
June 30 ag fs.sI..a FRANtk TAYLOR.
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Posr OFFIcE UErAKr2Esr, July ., 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying United The
October 1886 aoti day OF June, lea9 incu
slve, following Of FIoDA, Ia The
specified will nj The Contract Office of The
Pest Office Department. ia the city OF Washington until y OF
The 2oa AusuAt, Ie3J 10 be decided on the next day
1854 From Camp Ixard Homosassa 10 Bay Po 5 miles and
back, week, horse coaches.
Leave Camp lizard Wednesday and Saturday at aami
Arrive al bay Port same days by Up m
Leave Bay Port Tuesday and tridny at 5aRi
Arrive Camp lizard by g
Clay Landing Waukeenah, 100 miles
aud back, a week.
Leave Long Pond Monday al Ga M
Arrive Waukeenah "Wednesday By 6pm;
Leave Waukeenah Thursday at 8 ami
Ar Loae Pond Saturday by
requirements conditions be poraed
la tie department deem
properly advertisement proposals mail service
the southern States, dated January ~, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July lI--law4w fintel and Star
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DLAYs by Anns Cora Mo~vast author OF Autobics-
L raphy Actress. Price Is Z aH
The Hour Of the Man, by Harriet Maneau Price 3k cents
w. II. Baker. M. r.
Tales OF The Countess DAuaoy BY j. r. blanche,
am Illustrations by John Gilbert
Hrtory all and Nations, by William Hewitt
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY's
May bookstore, 9th street,
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Orphans Court, May 20, 1855.


niarRicr 90 CoLuMDiA, IN w,,
Washington county, ) " w. es&
IN Caharine Eckio, Administrative of Joseph
Eckinf, deceased The notwithstanding aforesaid has,
appreciation 1.-THE orphans Washington county Dis
Of Columbia appointed Tuesday the Sd day Of July
deceased, of hand
cted and turned money, when and creditors
said Deceased notified attend Tat the orpans court of Wash
ety. claims properly vouched
excluded all benefit Of said provided
copy published
"Uaion' previous 10 said 81 day Of July next
ED, w. ROACH,
Register Of Wills.
True copy.
Test: Ed. w. ROACH,
Register OF Wills
Ya2 1865.
i6--lna3wt
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ImponrANr LAW wosKs. pnn,..nsa BY l.,...s,

maowN co"',sa sa,ss Supreme me, c sss Decisions
Reports in Supreme Court the United sues
ees Of @ cou', Ts work viii be in is ~ 20
me eases reported BY Dallas Cns Peter,
which s7 So Thi. edition. s Or 60 vol
bringing them thin The q NIL The volumes will be
issued and il intended that the whole work
shall be completed early in 1856.
From the Chief Justice United
al regard this publication Of The most useful and valuable
that have issued from the AmsHsan have me n
The character Of Ne Juscs Curtis u Of ae
in the hes, And when il compe'ed
lie as we'll as Of the profession whether practising
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