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SNAIL FARas.-we desire to impress on the
common sense reasonining of every man, the
paramount Importance Of having no more
land in cultivation than can be well cultiva-
ted By no means attempt to manage more
than you can manage well. BE farmer, not
a mere earth scraper. lazily scratching up
sufficient earth to destroy the face Of the soil
aud throw seed away, or you will always
have 10 scratch hard for living But make
your farm source of pride. and it will sure
" become q source of profit. Make your OBJ
iects not to have many, but rich acres.
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W- The Western fever has seized great
number OF persons this spring, and is raging
in all the free States east Of The Mississippi
River. All New England, New York, Ohio
&C., are suffering from the disease. The
emigration TO Kansas will be M large this
season MS last; and Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebras.
ka and Minnesota are filing up with rush
Very many of the emigrants will better their
condition in their new homes; and many,
comparatively happy now, will render them.
selves wrrtched aud MISUNDERSTANDING
port Herald.
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For Sale or Rent!

A WELL improved TOWN PROPERTY in
N Harrison, Hamilton county. Tenn, that
will sell or rent on favorable terms.
The property is well arranged for a Public
House al d Store-good stables and all neces-
ssry out buildings. will take 81, 900 in East
Tennessee money, provided the money can be
had by the frat Of April, 1857. BY calling
on Mr. Ball, Of Harrison, the property will
be pointed out. 1t is the property formerly
owned by James johnson. Of Loudon.
Addrefs me at Louisville, Tenn, or call on
Boyd d Vaughn, Concord. Tenn.
JAMES s. BONHAM.
March 8, ls57-4t-44l Louisville, Tenn.
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A New LleuoR LAw.-The Indiana Senate
have passed to second reading, bill pro-
viding that every person who shall desire to
indulge in the drinking Of spirituous or malt
liquors, shall procure yearly license or per
NIT from the Clerk Of the Court-the Clerk
to keep registry of all persons who may
apply for permits All fines for violations Of
the law to go to benevolent institutions; all
persons who shall sell to persons who have
no permission to drink. to he fined in heavy
sums, DC. The reading Of this bill was re-
ceivei with considerable mirth.
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Alarch l6.-It is
announced in reliable quarters that Governor
Geury has resigned the office OF governor OF
the Territory OF Kahsas.
Lord Napier, the new British Minister pre-
sentcd his credentials to-day, and was formal
ly received.
Dispatches from St. Johns, New Bruins
wick, state that gre,: excitement prevails in
consequence of English advices received there
that the New Foundand fisheries were to be
Transferred to France. Delegates are IT, be
seat to England to protest against such
change.
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DEATH FROM INOcULATisG.-The New
York correspondent Of the Baltimore Amer
icaa states:
II may be remembered that the garroting
OF a mai, uan,ed Elders il was thought led 10
his death in Gownnus few days back; the
aarro,ing, it subsequently appeared, had
nothing to do with his death, the phys'elans
who made the post mortem examination hnv'
ing decide that he died of inlamat"ry rheu
mais,n. Well, DIR. Champnry assisted on
che post norton, and accidentIy eat the Sec
ond finger II his left hand. tie paid no par
ticuInr attention to il until rext day. when
il began 10 swell and extending up his nrul
reached his heart aud Terminated in pyghie'
mic fever, or fever arising from the ABSORB
ton. He had the attention Of skiilfui phys
ieians, but the poisson inoculated from the
dead body had taken such firm hold that all
remedies we're in vain. lie died after suffer
ing for three days. 1t is doubtful whether
nm inquest will be held, MS the cause OF the
disease il 50 evident rs not actually TO ~.
quire it. 49,.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber desires to sell her Farm, in
L the neighborhood Of Athens. 1t is stu
ate ON the road leading 10 Benton. about tw,
miles from the Athens Depot. and contains
some 400 aeres a portion of it under improve
ment, and the balance is we'll timbered. and al
well adapted to cultivation. There are sew
eral Springs Of good water on the Farm, and
plenty of Fruit Trees. Also, a conf, rtable
Dwelling House, Negro Houses. DC. Person.
desiring to purchase can obtain bargain.
NANCY BRADFORD.
Athens, March 90, lS57-tf-44S
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R1DUCMD
RATES OF FREIGHT
Charleston Il savannah 90 Knoxviiie'
AND All TINE STATIONS ON TIE
ka,s r-ss=ssss - GeSrgta Rati Road.

Charleston Il savannah 90 Knoxville,
AND All TINE STATIONS on rHR
East rsss.ssss = Gssrsts RasI Road.
First Czasa
Piano Fnrtes. Books, Stationery. Boota.
Shoes aud Hats, Liquors OILS, &c. lin
bottles Camphene aud Spirits Turpen-
tine lin barres,) Carpeting, China, Glass
and Glassware, Cigars Tin cases. Clocks.
Confectionaries, Cotton Cards, Cutlery
lin cases. Casks and Boxes, Dry Goods
lin boxes and bales Drugs, Fruits. Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery. Furs, Garden Seeds.
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates
lat owners risk Oysters lin cans and
lars Saddlery. Tin and Brittania Ware,
Teas and Spices, Georgia and South Car
olina Domestics, per 100 lbs,, $l,l5
Second Class.
Hardware, except such as specified in
first aud third classes. Coffee Mills Ma.
ehinery. Foreign Liquors lin barrels and
pipes Tobacco lin boxes.) Leather lin
rolls and boxes,) Oils lin barrels and
casks, )Crockery andQueensware(in crates
and casks.) Rice. Whiting. Plaster, Sheet
Brass and Copper, per 100 lbs, sl.oo
Axes, Shovels, Spades. Sad Irons, Zinc
and Tin in pigs, Tin Plate, Asvils Vices,
Casks of Chains and Hoes, Manila and
Cotton Cordage, Coffee. Heavy Castings,
Mill Gearing, Rail Road Wheels and
Axles Chairs and Spikes, and Rosin lin
barrels,) :. per 100 lbs, $3.50
Special Rdies
Furniture and Carriages (boxed,) and
other light articles not enumerated; also,
Carboys Of Acids or other Chemicals. will
he charged by actual weight hut at double
first class rates, 80. per 100 lbs., $50
To insure safety from losses and delays
shippers must have every package plainly
marked with name Of eeasignee. destination
and depot of delvery.s.c.ua. A.'
The Depots on this Road are:
Fountain Hill. Sweetweter,
State Line. Philadelphia,
Cleveland. .. Loudon,
Charleston, Lenoir's.
Riceyile, Concord,
Athens, and
Mouse Creek, Knoxville.
eN- To commence LIST March and continue
to LIST June, 1887.
II. 7. PEAKE. Sup't So. Ca. Railroad
GEO. YONGE, " Georgia -"
WM. NJ. WADLEY, 4" Central 4"
E. F0OTE, IN d W.
j.. NJ. SPULL0CK, 70" W. Il A.
r. c. JACKSON, Z. 7. d Ga. 1"
Feb. "a. lS57-tlsij lao
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COM nj E R L.
Atlanta MARKET.

az ATLANTA, March II.
We refer you to the following quotations Of leading
articles OF Tennessee Produce:
BACON, hog round, ~ a l2e clear sides IL a l2Ec
rib sides l2c; hams l2c; shoulders 10 q lie LARD, In
bbs l4c kegs 4Hc; tin l5c. DuTrER, choice zoe
FLOUR, 3,75 a s425 y hundred in bbs and sacks, for
good superhne to extra family. CoRs, sacked, &c.,
WHEAT, white ~ so; red 81 40 FEATHERS So CATTLE
foot, sales. Hoes gross, none in Market worth
abou. 81 a &c.
REMARKs.-Bacon has advanced a full half cent the
past week Lard has also advanced and Is In good de-
mand. Corn and Flour sell freely at quotations
Very respectfully, sEAGO, ABBOTT CO.,
Co tnaission Merchants, atlanta, Ga.
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evThe New York Courier des Fiat

EY- The New York Courier des Flats
Unis publishes full account of the loss at
tho French steamer Lyonnaise, derived from
one of the men rescued by the bark Essex
and taken into Rio Janetio. The narrative
settled for ever the fate Of the passengers
of the illfated steamer, rs they all mus,
have either been washed from the raft or
wen, down with the ship on the morning at.
ter the disaster.
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Notice.

T>HE Act of Assembly creating the office
l. of County Judge requires that / make
settlement with all county officers who are
by law authorized to receive county revenue.
Those Justices Of the Peace who have not al
ready reported and made settlement with me
for amounts of fines received by them under
the Act of Assembly creating the 'Small Of
fence Law" as it is called. will please do SO
without delay. All Constahles who have
collected fines under said Act upon execu-
tions issued by the Justices Of the Peace. will
please make report and settlement, and pay
the same to County Trustee
JNO. L. BRIDGES. County-Jadge.
March 90, lS57-3t-442
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TELLlCO HOUSE,
Tellico Plains Tenn,
Is now open for the reception OF Travellers.
march l3-Iy-442 J. OGDEN.
L.s.>.D WARRANT LOST

A LII persons are hereby notified that on
n the 9Th day Of February, 1854, there wai
issued FROM the Department Of the Interior
Bounty Land Warrant. No.64, 1884, for SO acres
under the act Of September, 1880, in the
name Of Josiah Rowan, and sent to the ad
dress Of ID. z. Hurley. jacksonville, Tennes
see. said warran: has been lost or fraudu'
lently obtained by some person not author
lied either to receive or assign the same =
All persons are hereby notified that intend
filing in the General Land off'ce cdveat
,ski1s said warrant to be cancelled and q
duplicate to issue. JOSlAH ROWAN.
March 10, ls57-6t-442
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Married,

On the 18th inst, by Rev. s. Phillips Mr. L. L. BALI
to Miss LucIspA PEARcE, all Of this county.
DoubIy blest twan-recipients Of gifts divine,
Sunshine and song, and biss-all, all thine. -
On the sth instant, at Cedar Bluff, by R. Mcdonald
Esq, Mr.. JOIN CRocKETT of Polk county, Tenn, to
Miss E. l. PATERSON, daughter OF the Rev. D. D. Pater
son, of Carolton, Mississippi.
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ORA man who registered his name nj the
Bnrrct House, Cincinnati, ns aStewart But.
falo," committed suicide on Wednesday by
poison. lie spent oil his means on an
abandoned woman, who then discarded him.
All his clothes were marked "lewis," and
from this il is inferred that he had assumed
The name OF Stewart.
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tE John Wentworth, lately elected May
or Of Chicago, has donated one third OF the
yearly salary of the office to the Firem'n's
Benevolent Association. The amount Is
si,ies,66. lie also paid $500 to the wife
OF Seibert, who was killed in the riot elec.
ton day.
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.woodland Creamn-A POxapE soR BRAe-
rrrYrso rEs HaIs-Alghly perfamsd, superior 10 any
french article imported, and for half the price Fer
dressing Ladies' Hair has equal giving Il bright
glossy appearance II Gentrmens Hair 10 curl
In the most natural Il removes dAndrhn al
ways giving the Hair the appearance Of being fresh
shampooned Price only nny cents None genuine
unless signed FETRfDGE Co.. Propretors Of
'BAlm OF thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. Inar e-emeow-44i
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APPOINTMENT AND DEcLISATIoS.-The
Louisville Courier learns from u private tel.
egraph dispatch that President Buchanan ten
derpd to James b. Clay, Esq, Of Ashland,
the Mission to Berlin. and that Mr.. Clay has
written to the President declining the mp
pojntment,
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Launch Of The Great Eastern.-lt is ex.
pected that the steam ship "Great Eastern
will be launched in August, next, but sever.
al months must elapse after that before she
can be made ready for sea. The amount ex-
pended on her up To the present time is about
S75O,OoO will probably be required to com.
plete her,
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IA n ID u Q n ID
Through Rates Of Freight


AND STATIONS ON THE
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road.
CUGAR, Coffee, Molasses lin barrels.)
- Tobacco Tin boxes, Nails, Dry Hides.
Oils lin barrels.) Copperas. Rope and
Cordage, Fish, Cheese, Soap. Star and
Tallow Candles, White Lead. Bar Lead
lin kegs and boxes Pig Lead and Shot
lin kegs) Liquors lin barrels and
casks) Croekery Ware lin crates and
casks per 100 lbs, SOC.
No article entitled to this rate except
those specified above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquors will he charged the regular local
rates of each Road.
All Goods from he Western cities and New
Orleans, for Knoxville and Stations on the
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road. will
be forwarded free Of commission when con-
signed to the Agent Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road, at Nashville, dray.
age only charged, which has been contracted
for at rs cents per ton OF 1000 lbs.
Every package must have the name OF the
Stations OF delivery plainly marked on it.
Roads will not be responsible Tor ordinary
leakage of Liquors, Oils or Molasses, and WILL
only pay for deficiency Of contents when
packages show marks Of violence.
A bill Of Freight paid Steamers and Dray.
age will be mailed to consignees from Nash.
Vile, showing, also, the time OF arrival and
departure Of the goods.
Il. C JACKSON, Sup't
East Tennessee l. Georgia Rail Road.
March 9. lS57-tf-44l
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Augusta Market.

AUGUsrA. March 16.
Inland herewith statement Of our Produce market.
BACON, hog round Tx q l2c; hams II y a I3c, to
quality; sides 10 q 12Hc; shoulders 10Y q 1lc LARD
Ia a i5c WHEAT IS % LAO for red and As % 50
for white FLOUR s25 a 20 for extra family. and 1850
q IS for superfne. Com $50 $780, MEAL So q 9Oc.
Oars 10 a 75c. Stock Pas very scarce at fl,1O @
I25 WHITE BEANS ! 25 q $50. RYE 90c a al
FEATHeRs A. q 80. No Dried Fruit in market. BEEs.
WAX CSC. GINSENG rs "a 40c. BUTTER is q csc. EGGS
10 a l5c. PEA NuTs 81 q l,25c
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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sB- Lucy Stone leetnred at Bangor on
Friday evening. Her subject was Border
Ruffisns at home" in which she took the
ground that the Kansas Ruifians are not So
bad as those Rutiians who tyranize over their
wives and families at home. She said we
hear of hen. pecked husbands but their was
not much said about "rooster pecked piuea"
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John L. M. French g. Co.,
GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

DECATUR HOTEL.
THE subscriber has taken this House, Decatur, Ten
4 nessee, formerly kept by Mr.. Llard, and respect
fully solicits share Of the public CUSTOM He assures
the public that he will keep the right sort Of house
that his table will be supplied with the best the country
affords his stable well supplied with provender and that
every effort will be made his part render all
Portable who may call. RJBT. II LUTTRELL.
march 6. lS5I-tf-44l
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ChancerV Sale,

DY virtue Of decree rendered in the
ID Chancery Court at Madisonville, will
on the 18th day Of May, 1887. sell. at the
Court house door in jacksonville. on a credit
of six and twelve months, without reiemp
tion, TRACT OF LAND. containing eighty
acres, situate on Big Greek, in Monroe county
adjoining the Lands Of Thomas Divine, John
Gayle, Arthur Balm. and others, as the prop
erty Of Francis McGowan.
J. A. COFFIN, c. d NJ
March 90, ls57-td-prs fee S4-443
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For sale by all Druggists.
No wonder he was ThankfuI.-Read
and iIlda III YnnraelYeA.


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complaint. WM. HISS, Traveller In Western y, Y.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. Lanes
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vine aeithoat1s signdtsreef Q6) FLEMING Bios.
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ly changed

DEATH FROM SsUFF.-The Intelligencrr.
published at Austin, Texas, notices the death
ola little girl some five &c six years old from
the effects Of taking snuff. She was 81 adj
dicted to its use. child as she was, that she
Utterly eat it and lived on 1t. Let this cir.
cumsiance be warning to all snuff dippers
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THE DEsrRucrIos OF CAsros-THE Be,

tbs DEsTRycrIos OF Cksros--THE BE.
GINNING or THE END Tho Persia brings n
report of the total destruction Of Canton by
the British. This news, if true, remarks the
N. Y. Herald, is exceedingly important, Us it
is the certain forerunner ofexten,ive chang
es in the traditional policy and probably in
the institutions themselves Of this curious
old empire. The rebels, as our readers are
aware, have long been in possession OF
Shanghae and Nankin, and the only seaport
city of importance that remained in the hands
OF the lmperialisis was Canton. BY the de-
struciion Of this latter place by the British
the rebels have now Obtained the command
o: the entire coast; and the Emperor, shut
up in his capital of Pekin-,he only city on
which he has atterly been able to rely-has
no option but To comply with such terms rs
may be dictated to him from two hostile
quarters. 1.-The yields to the demands Of
the British he loses his prestige in the eyes
of his own adherents, and if he continues To
hold out against them he will afford pre-.
text to the invaders to give encouragement
and probably armed support to the rebels.-
lie is thus reduced to dilemma from which
there appears to be no possible means of es.
cape, and as abdication is not amongst the
privileges allowed TO Asiatic monarchs, il is
probable that his difficulties will be solved by
violent death ut tile hands Of those who
surround him. The fall Of the Manchou dy.
nasty has long been foreseen, from The i'm
potence Of the imperial government to sup
press the pseudo. Christian movement headed
BY Thae Ping Wang that lmpadrnt OF
modern religious imposters. There can be
no doubt that the destruction of Cantor, the
great entrepot Of Chinese commerce, and
one of the sources from whence the imperial
revenues have been derived, will accelerate
one of the events most to be desiderated for
the progress of modern civilization.
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UNCOMMON LucK.-Two persons of Bridge.
port, Conn.,, last week, went down the har-
Dor to dig CLANS. During their operation,
they found box, which upon being opened,
discovered the bodies Of two dead infants.
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tE DR.. Symmrs, Of Andover, who died
in 1907, wrote over $500 sermons. He
burned the whole pile near the close Of his
life, remarking TINT "if he had not been OBJ
ligrd to write two sermons q week he might
have produced some worth saving"
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t-v-It is said that i've hundred hogs that
recently died OF hog cholera In Hendricks
county, Ind. were seni TO Indianapolis IN
the shape Of hams, lard, etc, and disposed
of 10 dealers.
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tag- Both houses of the Minnesota Legs.
lnture have passed bill to remove the seat
OF government from ST. Paul TO St. Peter.
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Notice..

THE account ordered at the September
L term, 1884. Of the "Chancery Court at
Kingston, in the cause Barthena Emily Seay
and others. complainants. against Hezekiah
J. Bacon and Minerva jackson, Administra-
tors Of William F. jackson, decd, respond
ents, will be taken at the office of the Clerk
Il Master in Kingston, on Monday, the soh
day Of the present inst. March, at which
time and place the parties are required to at
tend with their proof.
THOMAS n. CLARK. c. d NJ
March 10, lsb7-lt-prs fee $l-44S
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w The Inauguration ball at Washing
ton resulted in loss to the managers of
$4,000.
Mr.. Buchanan's first levee took place Fri
day night, his niece, Miss Lane, dong the
hunurs.
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ts-I, is stated that 100000 worth Of
oysters are sold m New York annually.
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t3Y- w. s. Pitcher j. the nominee OF the
American party, of Louisville, Ky, for Mayor
and ] ID. Pope, for Auditor.
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EY-The Washington Hotel at Lynch
burg, Va, has been sold for $4,000
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ar. deluding visions. staYi

Rest, children dear while on the quivering
breeze
Glides to your ears my softly breathing strain;
Sounds that move smoother than the steps Of
ease,
And pour oblivion in the ear Of pain.
Forest Hill Academy. March, 1887.
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scARLkr FkvEa.--The Romny Argus
learns that scarlet fever Is prevalent In the
eastern part Of Hampshire county, Virginia,
being, as usual, chiefly confined 10 children.
Ten have died.
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Young Ladies School.

TIE Sixth Session Of Mrs. cooxx's School vii soua.
! mepcs on Asnesy, February 10Th.
Terms a. hsrstofors raitscn rsyss'c 70 st-ssts.
Peb Atf-<W
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Di0So1ution.

NTIULET SEED.-I have just received a
INH small lot Of Mlet Seed, which is Tor sale cheap
by tmarchi3] J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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rIcigs County Court.

George +. Owens, Admir- Of the estate Of J. l.
Benton. decd,
u.s.
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors Of said Ben.
ton.
Petition TO Sell Land to Pay De6ts
A GREEABLY to an interlocutory order
n in this cause, had at the March term OF
the County Court Of Meigs county, Tennessee.
that publication he made in this cause, mott.
flying aud requiring all creditors to file their
claims with the Clerk Of said Court. on or be-
fore the first day of May next.
JAMES A. HOUSER, Clerk.
Per N. J. LiLLARD, ID. c.
March Is, ls57-4t-prs fee S4-442