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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

The Republicans of Ashburnham will probably
be surprised to learn that their fellow townsman
Austin Whitney, late grand Juror, appears as a
correspondent in the Transcript in the character
of Republican AT home he has the reputation
of being pretty jealous supporter of Buck and
Rreck
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CHILD CARRIED OFF BY A BEAR.-One of
the fearful incidents occurred near the village
OF Neahta, on Saturday week, which goes SO
far to create the thrilling interestsn written
romance OF pioneers life. Just before sunset
child hve years old was seized, in presence
OF its mother, by full grown bear, and in
spite of its screams. and the frantic efforts of
its mother, was borne into the thcket. The
alarm was gwen, and the men, with clubs and
fire arms, commenced searching the woods,
bnt up TO Tuesday nothing has been found of
1t, upon which to tase conjecture relative to
Its fate. Bears are quite plenty in this neigh
borhood but this is the first instance where
human life has been sacrificed by them,
though they have frequently carried off stock
from the farmers, coming up, as this case. to
the DOORS of the house.-Manstowoc (JVis)
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

Another of those already popular assemblies,
by Lawton and Wells, takes place at Hortcultu-
raj Hall, to-moroweyening. An effort to intro
duce series Of orderly and pleasant parties like
these, should be literally patronizcd by the "dano
ing fraternity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30
JOHN c. FREMONT,
OLE CALIFORNIA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

AT LARGE,
JULIUS ROCKWELL and THOMAS COLI
of Pittsfeld.
DISTRICTS.
Dist. No. l, John Vinson, of Edgartown.
2, A. B. Wheeler Of n. Bridgewater.
I" " s, Geo. r. Russell of West Roxbury.
4, Geo. Odiorne of Boston.
" +" 5, Lucius B. Marsh of Boston.
6, Geo. H. Devereux of Salem.
Z" Z, James NJ. Usher of Medford.
+" " s, John Nesmith of Lowell.
d" g, John S. C. Knowlton of Worcester,
IS " 10, Charles E Forbes of Northampton,
" IL, Franklin Ripley of Greenfield.
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ACCIDENT TO JUDGE McLEAN.-A serious
accident occurred to Judge Mclean a few
days since, by the upsetting of an omnibus at
Clifton, OHIO. His right car was almost cut
in two, and be was severely bruised about the
head and neck. The accident will detain
him from his official duties for a week or ten
dave
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

THEATRIoAL-To-nght, at the City Hall, will
be performed the serio- comcal and musical dra-
ma of Don Caesar de Bazan,' to conclude with the
comedy of " The two Buzzards," This is posi-
lively the last night but one of the "star Com
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

ARNoLD's eLoBuLBs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the lowest prices by John O. Hill, 22G
Main St. AtretGil also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may be seer
at his store. myl4 diff
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ELL THAYER
WIN SPEAK

On Wednesday, Oct 20, at sturbridge, at 81 p. m
On Thursday, Oct 80, at Charlton, at 81 N.
On Thursday, Oct 80, at Spencer. at s p. N.
On Friday, Oct 81, at Leominster, at 81 p. m.
On Friday, Oct 81, al Fitchburg, at s p. NJ.
Oh Saturday. Nov. 1, at Hubbardston, at m.
On Saturday, Nov /, at Winchendon, at 81 p. m.
On Saturday, Nov 1, at Tempeton, at p m.
On Monday, Nov. 3, at Millbury, at s p m.
On Monday, Nov. g. at Sutton, at p. m.
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To the Vote DistrT buffers In the Several
FnwUa.

The votes must be given in the manner pro-
scribed by the warrants for town meetings; where
the form of the warrant does not compare with
the ballots sent out, the ballots must be cut and
pasted so as to agree with the warrant. This is
indispensible
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

Senators for Worcester County.
GEO. F. HOAR, of Worcester;
VIGOROUS TAFT, of Upton;
OHIO WHITNEY, JR., of Ashburnham:
WIN. MIXTER, OF Hardwick:
]. F. HITCHCOCK, of Warren.
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The above establishment having recently been consider
ably enlsrged and improved, contains larger and
more attractive stock than has been offered to The public
in any preceding Unusual care has been he
slowed upon both style and workmanship of large mr.
ton OF the Garments and is intention by the great
extent VARIETY, and superior quality of our stock and
courteous attention to the wants patrons proes
and strictly fair dealing to merit universal confidence
and continuance Of past liberal patronage
The Custom Department.,
Now under the charge Of Mr. j. r. STEPHENSON will be
ionnd to contain an ETtensiUe and UnrtUaed Stock of
Goods, adapted to every style and quality OF garment IL
which will be added the best styles of both
Foreign AND DOMESTIC FABRIcs.
as last as they appear in the markets and il NAV sufao
TO say that no Efforts will be spared render this depat
ment thoroughly satisfactory all who may favor Il with
Uner patronage. A. p WARE co.
Fine Custom shirts Made 10 Order,
thoM MBAsURE,--J NJ E s 2. DRAPE II, man-
utncturer Exclusively TO order,) Of
FINE DRESS AND FANCY SHIRTS. COLLARS, &c,
No $50 Washington Street, Cup staIrs) Boston.
N D. Making this particular branch OF gentemcns
dress his entire business, the subscriber respect
most difficult forms may be perfectly fitted together with
the act OF using the best fabrics and employing none
but the best he ia able TO offer Inducements 70 his
patrons, that cannot fail to give satisfaction d sz4
Price Reduced te Twenty-Five Gents
FOR LARGE BOTTLES. DIR. S. o RIcHARDSON'S
q o u q III Ii A l. : a M
The safest and most e1ectual remedy for Coughs and
Colds ever introduced 10 the public IL Is slightly axa
tive and will loosen and cure the most obstinate cough
and IL will greatly relieve the suffering in cases OF that
class. We ask the skeptic 10 try one bottle.
For sale by dealers In medicine generally.
o1S deod&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOV-
cry OF THE AGE.


MR.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one Of
our common pasture weeds q remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR!!
From the worst Scrofula down to a common Plmple
He has tried in eleven hundred es and never
failed excepin two (boh thunder humor) lie has
now in his possession two hundred certificates of s
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pmplns
on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system OF boils
Two bottles are warranted to the cauker in
the M uth and stomach
Three to ye bottles are warranted cure to tie worst
case Of erysipelas
one to three bottles warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the
and botches among the hair
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
Two or three hotties warranted to cure worst
case Of ringworm.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the
desperate case Of rheumatism
Three lour bottles are warranted salt rheum
Five tn eight bottles will the worst case Of seroula
Directions for Use. Adult one table spoonful per
day; children eight years. dessert spoonui children
from 1--WE TO eight years. tea spoonful AS nodrectoncan
be applicable to all constitutions, take enough to operate
on bowels twice day. Mr. Kennedy gives personal at
tentiOu Ia bad OF Scroiula.
KENNEDY's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
To be used in connection NTH the Medical DISCOVERY
FoR INFLAMhiArIoE AND HUMoR or EYES, this piyes
Immediate relief you will apply it on linen rag when go
ing to bed.
part apply the Ointment freely and you viii see the i'm
nroyenient IN a few days,
FoR SALT RHEuh rub u well in as often convenient
FoB soAIHs on an infamed surface you will rub in 10
your hearts cottent IL will give you such real ooio
that yoa cannot help wishing wen to the inventor
FoR SoABsi these commence by thin acrd auid ooz-
Ing through the skin, hardening on the surfaces In
short time are full Of yellow matter, some are ON in
hamed surface, some are mott you will apply the ONT
ment freely, tut do not rub in .
For SORE LEGLi this is common disease more 50 than
Is generally supposedi the skin turns purple covered
with scales, itching intoleraby sometimes forming run
ming sores by applying the 0nlmeAt the itehlng and
Scales Will disappear in few days but you must keep
on with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
This Ointment agrees with every flesh, and glyes inne
diaie relief In every SKIM disease nesh Is heir to-
Price so cents per box.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, 100 Warren
Street, l0xbury, Vase.
for sale by every Druggist in the United States aud
British Provinces. an dnN,Iv
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Size and Price Reduced. from SO to IS cents
bottle HGnlmOnd's Linment-the best Imminent in
use, and one that is used by Physicians well the
people, The label bears the certificate of Of
best physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and Others addressed j. Q. HILL Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
q Bear in mind that the price is reduced
J. Q. HILL, Apothecary,
jyl2 dswtf Worcester, Mass.
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iyl2 dawtf

A Sure Cure for IA FeIOn.-When the sore
ness first commences, when far advanced it can
be re ieved and entirely cured by holding the finger
part afflicted in Perry Davis Pain Killer for half hour
1t has been thoroughly tested, and failing
remedy. Sold by druggests.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

ElectrO-ChemienI Baihs.-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would to the pub
lie that they have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester Jan 49, 1855. jh
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J. KELLEY, II. D.
For sale by BUSH & CO.. 81 Front Street, Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
mch7 d2taW&WIv
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT DISTRICT,
ANSEL Ups, of Greenfield.
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POLICE CoURT- Wednesday, Oct. fitzpatrick
McCann and John II. Marsh, Tor being drunk,
were each fined 50 and costs, and committed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

J. @. A. GRIFFIN
Esq, OF Charlestown will speak at Spencer Thursday
evening, Oct 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

DWIGHT FOSTER,
So, Of Worcester, will speak at Holden Saturday
evening, Nov. 1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-30

H. C. RICE.
ESQ., Worcester will speak at Hubbardson, Thurs
day evening, Oct 80.
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Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
dawtf No. Cambridge ST. Dostnp
Good Effects of DIR. HiII's Cordial Balm
of SYrincuns.

WORCESTER, july b, 1880.
Dear Sir,A few months ago called your establish
ment TOR your advice, when you recommended course Of
the Balm of Syracum. am at last. with much shame
induced to address you the miserable situation was
in, when commenced taking your blessed medicine. 1
am convinced the disease afflicted WITH was solely
occasioned by my having contracted my early youth
most infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution The health Of nv
body was not only affected, but the powers of my mind
were much weakened; my Judgment had lost its sodity
and my memory its retenve faeutesi my head was con-
fused, and subject to frequent swmmngs and had been
much troubled with an oppression at my breast VIII ch
occasioned constant perspraton I had pains in nv
stomach, and weakness and general debility all over
me, with constant yawhng and seepiness; my appetite
hnctuang my spirits greatly depressed so that at
times could scarcely refrain from signing and inyolun-
tary weeping; my eyes were infamed and frequently
emitted watery humof; in word l was an object Of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according to your drec-
tons for about three months, am now perfectly recoy
eredj therefore, think it not only my duty to aeknow-
edge the service you have done to inform the puh
lie for the benefit Of Others who labor under the sane or
any disease similar, to those from which was happily
recovered
am. dearsfr. Vour most obliged humble sarya,,t
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GODDARD 4 ALDRICHS
Vocal and Instrumental @ undriIIe Bar

Thankful for past patronage, solicit continuance
of the same
N P GODDARD, First Violin;
J. NJ ALDRcH, Second Violin, and Prompter;
W. HoBBs, Carinette;
i. S Po"ERs, Cornet Piston;
B. D. RYAN, Double Bass
Any number of pieces furnished for Balls PARTIES AS
semblies or where Music is required by applying n.
r Goddard, Mulberry street, j. NJ sldrich. No Vine
street W L. Hobbs, No. Carlton street. or at c. Lor-
ing's Music Store, No. 2O3 Main street
All orders promptly attended to diff go
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,
ELI YER, OF WORCESTER.
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o. POSTERS, HANDBILLs BLANKS, LABELS, CARDS and
oUerything In the Jon PRINTING line promptly attended
to at the "Worcester Daily Spy Jon RNriSo estabishs
ment.
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ONE PRICE
G HING WARE USE.
16s and 40 Min Street,
WORCESTER.
A. p. WARE s. CO.,
Manufacturers of Mens' and Boys Clothing, al

CLOTHS, TAILOBs' TRIMMINGS,
Furnishing Goods, &C.. at Wholesale and Retail.
Garments VI IA d 20 Order,
With neatness and dispatch,
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(LA RKE 'S MALE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription of Sir ]. Clarke, NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unaing in the of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the
male tuition is subject 1t moderates all and
removes all distractions and speedy may be relied
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HoIden :. $4,000 QnadriLle Bnnt

Music furnished for Balls, Parties, &c.
A HOLD N, First Violin;
c X. DoBNAN. Second Volin and Prompter;
N. C LAcKEY sClarinette;
]. B GRosvENoR, Cornet
c. F. CUsHMAN.. Contra Bass
ENGAGEMENTS made at A. Ma'sh's Music Store No.
American House Flock, with Isaac Fske either Of
above. DIFF o2g
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

David Cleage, Trustee. and Allen Butler and
James Lamar, Administrators, Of Zachariah
Lamar, and Elva Lamar his widow, Francis
Lamar aud Nancy Lamar,
as.
Anon Lamar. Eliza A. +. Small, and James
Thomas Snider, minors, by their Guardian
ad Item, James L. Lane.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
4 Court, had in this cause, Mt the August
term, 1855, | will sell, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Athens, on the 30th day
Of October next, TO the highest bidder. on a
credit of ten months, with interest from sale,
except the sum of S263 with interest from
the 18TH October, 1855, which has TO be paid
down. the following tracts or parcels Of Land,
viz: 1850 acres, in the I'd range, West Of the
meridian, ID Township, 18th section, and the
South west or. of said section. 80 acres more
or less, beginning on n stake, the Northwest
corner of or. section Of Land purchased by
james Culton from John Moss; thence North
6s poles to a pine, the Southwest corner Of
Franklin Eale'stract; thence East with lIale's
line 40 poles and half to q stake; thence
South IS poles to a stake on Culton's line;
thence West to the beginning. Sold TO salts
fy mortgage due the Planters Bank, and
debts due from the estate to individuals, aud
for distribution. The reversionary interest
of the widows dover will be sold with the
Land. WM. LOWRY, O. d NJ
Sept. 10, 1sb6-td-prs fee $l0,50-4lT
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Oct II. ls5e-et-42l
$z5 REwARD!

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers, on the
IL It'll day Of August last, NEGRO BOY
by the name of Charles about % years old,
feet II inches high, weighs about 80 lbs,
dark complexion, full round face, has small
scar ON his right arm near the elbow, and
was purchased from man by the name OF
Dupree, who resides seven miles from Reyes
vile, Virginia Also, on the LIST day of Sep
TENDER last, BOY Alfred, u or % years old,
5 feet inches high, weighs about $50 pounds,
copper complexion, thick lips, and mouth
projects-and is the property of Owen j..
Willis, of Monroe county, Georgia. lived
in East Tennessee, where he probably has re-
lations
We will pay $50 for the apprehension and
delivery of the boy Charles at our camp at
the Tunnel of the Cleveland and Chattanoo.
ga Rail Road, or S25 if lodged in any Jail so
we get him, and SIS for the by Alfred, or
$40 if lodged in jail.
JOHN d. GRAY T. co.
Oct 10, lS56-tf-424
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Gov. JOKES AND THE KANSAS IssUE.-It is
well known that Gov. Jones has staked all
of his political fortunes on the Kansas Ne.
braska bill. lie is going forth now TO the
people of the State, as he says himself, for
the sole purpose of defending himself from
the assaults made upon him by the Amer
lean party on account of his course in refer.
ence to that measure. In defending HIM
self from these imaginary assaults, Gov.
Jones now contends that the South has
gained everything by the Kansas legislation.
Now, let us see what Messrs. Douglas,
Badger, Butler, Hunter, and GOV. JONES
himself, said on that very subject rohile the
Kansas Bill Was under discussion We
quote from the Congressional Globe:
Mr.. Douglas said: II do not believe there
is man in Congress who thinks it could be
permanently, slavehoiding country. l
hare 10 idea il could
Mr.. Badger said: 81 have no more idea
o: seeing slave population in either Of
them, than have of seeing it in Massa-
chusetts-not whit"
Mr.. Butler said: "As far as am concern
ed, must say that do not expect that this
bill is to give us of the South anything, but
merely to accommodate something like the
sentiment of the South"
Mr.. Hunter said: "Does any man believe
that you will have n slaveholding State in
Kansas and Nebraska! ! confess, that for a
moment permitted such an illusion to rest
on my mind"
MIR. James c. Jones said; "Mr. President,
was satisfied to let this question alone. As
told the honorable chairman of the Com
mite on Territories, and as have express
ed myself everywhere, when | have given
my opinion upon this subject, was content
to let this matter stand as it was, because
in my judgment, THERE WAS MOTH
ING PRACTICAL IN IT,"
How times have changed Then, "there
was nothing practical in it." NoD, the South
has gained everything BY it! Pah!
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County Court, McNIinn county, Tenn,
Stark d. Grills,
u,ho Jo;rs If Harriet w Grills doo,5

The Heirs Of Harriet W. Grills, decd.
Petition TO Sell Land and Negroes
TT appearing that Samuel L. Knox and his
L wife Mary Z. Knox are non-residents of
the State of Tennessee it is therefore order.
ed that publication be made in the Athens
Post, a newspaper published in Athens, Ten.
nessee, for four successive weeks, requiring
the said nonresidents to appear at the De
cember term, 1885, of the County Court for
McsInu county Tennessee, at the Court house
in Athens, and then and there plead, answer
or demur to said petition, or the same will be
set for hearing err parte, and decreed accord.
ingly. WM GEORGE, Crk CITY Ct
Oct II, ls56-4t-prs fee si-42l
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A PLEASING INcIDENT-The following in
cident occurred recently while Capt. Charles
ID. Dreux was addressing the Fillmore Rang
ers at the Odd Fellows Halln New Orleans:
"The orator had been casually referring to
disunion and its incidents, (pointing to a flag
that had previously been presented to the
Fillmore RangcrsO he remarked, in effect,
with powerful emphasis 81 cannot talk dis.
union in presence of that flag! IN belongs
as much 10 Massachusetts as il does 10 Louis
anal" The sentiment operated electrically
upon the vast multitude. simultaneously
they sprang to their feet, and cheer on cheer,
shout on shout and acclaim on acclaim rang
through the great hall, until it seemed as
though the applaus would never cease. The
mighty Union heart of the audience was stir
red to its inncrmost dephs. And then
the crowds in the densely packed ante-rooms
in the passages, through the corridors, on the
street and in Lafayette Square, took it up
aud sent forth long, loud and enthusiastic
shouts.
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BEyEFAoroRs OF MANkIND.-It is not he who
invented Brussels Carpeting or Gold Brocade'
whom the masses have reason to hold in re.
gard, brt he who furnishes something useful
to every body. One of our government off
cals lately returned from his mission in Bra
zil tells as an anecdote that among the fret
enquiries made of him about his acquaintance
with our public men, was whether he knew
the American Chemist, DIR. J. @. Aver, who
invented the Cherry Pectoral aud Cathar'ie
Pills As these articles (more particularly
the Cherry Pectoral) are ia general use IN the
cities of South America they are the most
prevalent representations of American pro-
duets, and many thousands there as well as
here, owe to them the recovery Of their
health from malignant diseases, it is not
strange they should hold the inventor in es
TEEN, but it is rather simple in them to sup
pose the Doctor is the only man Of mark we
have among our twenty-five million people
-Christidn .4dvocdte.
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Notice.

L AND Warrant No. 1894, for 100 acres,
l. issued under act of Sd March. 1885, to
John LOTUS, private in Capt. Robvrsou's
Company Col Austin's Regiment, war of 1912,
against Great Britain, has failed to come to
hand, and is supposed to be lost. All pei sons
are hereby forewarned from trading for said
warrant-no one having any authority to
transfer or convery the same. All persons
are hereby notified that intend filing in the
General Land Office cdUedt, asking said
warrant to be cancelled and a duplicate to
issue. JOHN LOTUS.
Oct L. lS56-6t-42l
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La.y,D U.1nR.s.Nr LOST

A LII persons are hereby notified that on
"A the 9Th day of February, 1854, there was
issued from the Department Of the Interior,
Bounty Land Warrant, No. 97,746, for 40
acres, in the name of Samuel Ellington, and
sent to the address of Key d Hopkins, Madi-
sonville, Tennessee. Said Warrant has been
lost or fraudulently obtained by some person
not authorized either to receive or assign the
same and all persons are hereby forewarned
to have nothing to do with said Warrant, as
it is my intention to have the same caveated
and duplicate to issue. -
SAMUEL EDINGTON.
not 1oSe