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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN IowA-A WIFE
Ctr To PIECES WITH AN AxE-SUTCIDE OF
Tue HUsBASD.-A terrible affair occurred in
johnson county, Iowa, lew days ago. The
Iowa Republican, after stating that a man
named Hurt with n wife and four children
has ascertaned that his wife had succeeded in
procuring a divorce from him, on account of
his cruel treatment, says:
He came home little before sunset, went
to the well, got drink Of water, then picked
up an axe and drove his wife from The house.
0vertaking her in the yard, he struck her
with the axe in the back of the head. She
fell to the ground, aud he then hacked her
up in the most shameful manner cut her right
arm nearly off, and sunk the hit of the axe
several times in her back and sides. lie then
left her for dead, and took after the mother
in.law, who was running through The field TO
one OF the neighbors. She had got so far
that he left her, went into the house, took
some fire, went up stairs and set the beds on
fire. In half an hour the house and everything
In it were in ruins Two Of his sons, young
men, were present at the time but dare not
make Inc least reslstance'
While the house was burning, Hort was
seen going through field towards a thicket
About dark some thirty OF the neighbors col.
lecied around the burning ruins. Mrs. Hut
was found in potato patch senseless. She
was carried to a neighbours house, where she
died in few hours. 1t was arranged Ia meet
ut daylight next morning TO hunt for Huri.-
The search was short. He went about twenty
rods to the edge of thicket, and stabbed
himself twice with pocket knife He was
heard moaning and crying all night by some
OF the neighbors. He had lost his knife in
the grass, aud had no other weapon with
which to finish the work of self destruction.
He had double barreed shot gun with him,
and in leaving for the city he lett the gun
standing under the shed. Hurt left the thick.
ct in the night, came to the house or whereIt
stood, pulled off his right boot, fastened il to
n pole with his handkerchief, and goi water
from the well TO drink AS soon as it was
light he saw the gun, and placing the muzzle
to his lett ear, he discharged the piece, as is
supposed, with his toes. He WAS found lying
upon his back with the left arm around the
gun.
Hurt was drinking, shiftless, and evident
ly desperate man, having previously killed
II man in Ohio. His wife was hard working
industrious woman, and paid s. 800 for the
land on which they resided. Mrs. Hurt has
lived 10 constant fear of her life for the last
four years, and suffered thousand deaths.
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BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEEION-can be acquired by using the
"Bdim Of a Thousand FiOl0ers" What lady or gen
teman would remain under the curse OF a dsagreea-
bic breath, when by using the "BALN OF 4 THOUSAND
FLOWERS" as dentifrce, would not only render 1t
sweet, bnt leave the teeth white alabaster? Many
persons do not know their breath is bad aud the sub
ject is so delicate their friends will never mention it.
Beware of counterieits BE each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE q CO., ~ T.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-ly-eow-440
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Memory, which was decidedly fine; after
which, Mr. Carnes delivered an address to
the students, which was like himself The
members Of the PhilOmathesian Society Of
the College then commenced their part of the
exercises of the day. when one of .tneiy num-
Der read the Declaration of Independence,
and two addressed the audience in regular
built fourth Of Jolly orations. They both
were brim full Of liberty and patriotism, and
they spouted it off in toploftieal rhapsodies.
Alter these, Prof. Head delivered an address
which outshOne all that had been done be-
fore, and then the scene closed.
have seldom spent three days more agree
ably or been better entertained, and never
in my life have witnessed 80 large number
at College, where there were SO few dull stu
dents. ] am not informed precisely but there
is considerably over one hundred, and yet,
there was not one failed decidedly among
them all, and not half dozen but did sur
prisingly well. All gave evidence they were
thinking and learning to think in the right
way. and venture the assertion there can
no where be found, in any portion Of our
country, at the best and highest schools,
class of young men of the same number,
which will present superior mental culture.
Pikepi2s, July is, 1857. BIZ
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Sin gle N u m b e r S
RAE P-i-o.s
OfOfU IT TIe5f dnIUuIfEITF 70 SEUI sUU
Whole Tickets so HdtpeS 5-QadfierS ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


The numbers from to 80, 1000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper are encirced in small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel. The FIRST s05 Prizes, similarly
printed and encrced, are placed lii Another Wheel
The wheels are then revOlved and number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same time a
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This Of era-
tion isrepeste until all TIE Prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATION Pkgzks-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first go
Prizes will be entitled to The 6s Approximation Prizes
For example II Ticket No. 1880 draws the f60, 400
Prize those Tickets numberei l2iS 11249 1881 1882
will each be entitled to 1928 II Ticket No. $50 draws
the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54s $40 55l
5S2, will each be eAtltled to $780, and according
TO the above scheme.
The300O Prizes OF SEQ will be determined byt last
figure Of the number which draws the 400 600 For
ample, If the number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will he entitled TO 500 II the number ends with
No. then All the Tickets where the number ends with
Willie entitled to sea, and so on 90.
CeffcdtesGf Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package Of q Whole Tickets $50
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MOBILE, Aug 5.-A. B. Moore, (DemocrSt)
is elected Governor, and the entire Democrat
ic State ticket has succeeded by a large
majority. Smalwood is elected to Congress
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VALUABLE
Land for ale.

THE subscriber will offer for sale nj public outcry,
on the prsmises on the 2stl NJ August, u not pre-
viousy disposed OF, TRACT OF LAND containing liO
Acres more or less, larger portion under eulVauen
and IN excellent condition The said Tract adloins the
Lands Of VIM Ferry aud Elisha Bryant NcMinn county,
and on which Pike Dayless now lives.
Aus. IA, isSl-gt '' wd, S, HAYNIE.
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NorICC TO TAX P.yIus

~ F. GIBSON is authorized to receive and recent
Ne for Taxes for the year 1857. Persons who do not
avail themselves OF the opportunity opay up may look
out for costs. JOHN ROGERS
Aug 14-3t-46I Tax Collector for McMinn county,
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" We are authorized and requested to announce
Hon. WIN. G. SWAN, OF Knoxville, as a candidate for
Judge in the Second Judicial Circuit Of Tennessee
Election l5sh August next.
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10y Mrs. PartiugtOn says the best "anec-
dote" for "pisen" is not to take the "darned
stuff"
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STOVES! STOVES 1!

THE subscriber has on hand and will keep supply
OF COOK, BOX and PARL0R STOVES, OF Eastern
manufacture, and Of the best and most approved pat
terms which he will sell cheap IL not cheaper, than
they can be procured Of any other person.
His Shop IA at the West end Of Main street, near the
corner Of Church Alley, where he invites all who want
Stoves 70 call.
lie also keeps on hand supply Of TIN WARE Of
every description, and Is prepared put up Gutterng
Roofing. &C., Sc, at reasonable rates.
Athens, Aug i4-tf-46i JAS. Q. CALHOUN
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MARRIED..

On the sth inst, by Rev. Jo Peler, Mr.. ], D. WIS.
CARVER to Miss MARY F. LOWRY, daughter of VIM Low.
ry, Esq.-all of Monroe county.
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FIpSr GIAsS

FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes, BoOSs, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Liquors, Oils, &c, lin
bottles) Clm,hene and Spirits Tur-
pentiuS (in barrels, Carputins, China,
Glass and Glassware, Cigarsiin cases)I
Clocks ,Conectonares Cotton Cards,
Casks and Boxes Dry Goods (in box
es and bales,) Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden
Seeds, looking Glasses and Locking
Glass Plates lat owners risk Oys-
tiers lin cans aud Jars, } Saddlery Tin
and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices,
Georgia and South Carolina Domes- -
tics-per 100 lbs INSTRUMENTATION. 1,l5S2Hi 70
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such as specified in
first and third classes, Coffee Mills
Molasses, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
lin barrels and pipe.) Tobacco lin
boxes) Leather (in rolls and boxes
Oils lin barrels and casks,) Gre ckery
aud Qneensware lin crates and casks,)i
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
and Copper-per 100 lbs ............I LOO I1l ~
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Sugar, ShoveIs, Spades, Sad Irons,
Pig and Bar Iron, Zinc and Tin Gin
pigs TIN Pate, Anvils, Vices, Nais,I
Casks o! Chains and Hoes. Manila
and Cotton Cordage, Cement, Coffee
Heavy Castings Mil fearng, Rail
Road Wheels and Axles, Chairs ami
Spikes, and Eosn lin barrels)-per On =.
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages (boXed,) and
other light articles not eDnmerated;I
also. Carboys OF Acids or o'her Chem
icais, will be charged by actual weight,
hut at double first class rates-per -. -
100 lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...'...'I E'u i"' i"-
Single Packages Of 100 pounds and under, VIII De
charged 25 cents each Road. -
Articles not enumerated in the above rates VIII be
subject to classification by the Agent at the point o.
shipment. ,,.
0Uerchdrees to be promptly settled by Agent deiiv-
erinz the goods.
Damages to he settled by Superintendent Pranspor-
ts,cn OF this Road, and no appeal from his dscsoh ON
the part Of connecting Roads.
In cases OF Irrigated damages, each Road entuiea 70
charge rates from point OF shipment to destination
Goods must be well and securely put up and plainly
marked with name Of consignee destination, and Depot
OF delivery
This Through Rate does not Affect the Local Rates Of
2d February, 1851 go
Through Rates specified articles rom Nashville,
az npblishrd 4th March, 1851, Is confirmed and contin
ued.
Ample notice will be given Of any contemplated ad-
vance ON the above rates. H. =, JAShSONi
fSnp't Trans East Tenn. Ga. Rail Road
Knoxville, June lst, iSjI-tf-4a
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5000 Bus, Whaet,

II WISH to buy 5000 bushels prime Rel and White
n Wheat. will receive Il at all times, whether the
Depot Is closed or not. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
Aug IA, 81
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8OT.V-TY' L.S.ND U.gRR.g.y'T LOST
vArorlCE is hereby given that a bounty Land War.
~ rant, No 266+a, for eighty acres, issued on the
18th dsy OF March, S,5 In my favor, has sed 70 come
70 my possession, and believing said warrant 70 nave
h.eo lost or stolen have entered cavsat At the Gen
era Land once OF the United States, and will apply TO
nA kss ia fsS;-st-sss JACOB BoRrLEy.
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LOOK THIS is WORTH A TRIAL.
100000
Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
For the benefit OF the
SUSQUEHANAl CANAL
4 L Ina v "
CLASS FIVE

CLASS FIVE.
Carti6cntek Of Pncknl

We Invariably answer letters by return all enclos-
ing the tickets in good safe envelope, and always OBJ
the strctest confidence. Atttr tie drawing 10
over, send the Official drawing, with a writer
PLANTATION Of the result OF the venture. Al Prizes
bought 10 this Office are payable Immediately after the
drawing in Current Money, and we take Bank Not-s
OF any state Bank Drafts IN payment for Tickets q.
par. For odd auCmts Ia making chst'e We receive
postage stamps, they being more conreuicn' ban silver
Correspondents may place The utmost confidence Ia the
regularity and safety Of the nails as very few no
mscauaFes Of money happen when properly directed
20 MS. he careful hHt yon mention your Posi- once,
County and State Give us at least one single trial,
you cannet lose mach n not gain One single trial
may make you independent FOR life. TRY Us. There
shouLl be no smcM ord MS mil. Ahnre-a
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COL.RiN d 90.
PatapscO Institute Lottery.

The Old Established Authorised Agents who have ss!d
MORE PRIZES than any other oiaes In the stSts "
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CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Georgia. in public
on Saturday August seth, 1857, on the plan Of
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Against the World F!

WE desire to call the attention Of (drmsrs aud
w MiHcrs to our lately improved
Double screening Nheat Pan,
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a subscriber odsrs for sale the tract % land
80 which be nos resides. IN Haywood county
- Tenness3, through Whioh the MgupEis and Ohi1
- Railroad passes. eaig trace cntains about foul
Thousand aeres. The im-proVeneEts consist Of a dnt
trans dwelling viii ten MONS, ncgu QusrteTti gn
hc1ses stabiz. a me steam and Erist min, gooa orchArcss
and al The nroessary mpuFemerts fora larEe far1, q
can b couveuientyC iVldcd 1uto several snail ones POI
heath and fertility q Sfi ttis piaoe is unsurpassed By
tuy In thecsuntry Per further psriicriars Apply % TIE
Q 1oscrBer On TIE premises.
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CONSUMPTION.

AND FOR THE rfllnr 90 ou4-DAFIhE FAtlaht1
IN ADVANCED STACKS OF EtE DISEASE
I'VE nd pa SPEAK 20 he 3 bie O. 10 virtues-
w rhrc uglout eFey toEn. Uc aluost ever ham g
o. th- AmercEu states. is W1nGefai cur-s Of pu.mafs-
y mplsint- have usde b. ar adv known. Nay, ~
are n ami e. in any ciTllirf Cun ~ on his n IN NJ
Eithsur some parso a eEperlen Of is rGctsi and
fewer yes th- caumuni'ias suT Ehere Whicn haFe ret
am ug rem rome living trophy o. IFS riccry oTrr the
subtle and Dangerous diaasss % th- throat ara lunEs.
Whhe Il is tbs most p We-fu ant10ts ~ kn WI 70 mn
for The Q rmfahls andda zsrous di cas- > ~ the puiun-
H1U organ-. r IL also tae pieassErfst AID ef &c rem u
that can BE- ompi0yrd for irfaEts and young prrscns Pa
rents slou q hsse lf ID store sEat nst te tusillous ener y
that steals up p fhem rup-epa 60. We have Ebundant
zrouuas - b " tn CBERRE PEcToRNL saves mo-
lives by ne IL prre-ts than tacse m enrrs-
KEEP IL b. you, and cure yoar colds vi they are ezra
be. Mt n-Eect theM urtl no huuan skii can haste zee
.ueEor Die cauk 2 that, fastened On The ritzis, eats you-
ur assE.
an knor tbe d-eadfui fatality u ling disorlsrs. ard
a. oey knoE % TIE virtues q tts rsu a., We need "a
d mere then assure them 10 Is stn mad ths sest ft ear
Be-. We wsre no e "a o. care, no toa &c prUdnes it t1e
most perfer possihi sud thu~ alo-d those whe Hir %
1.-THE best szent which cur skh can furnish FOR thcr
care. Prepared b
DR. = C. ABB.
Praetlcai and AusITikai Chemist. Lovn naas.
SID BY X. p FAGNESEORIE q co.
lmI7-awiy
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fhoN the subscriber on the nirbt ofn
40 6h inst a DkRK c0LOhEDt~
NHOksE; hesFy ST. IN Eeel ors-r
natu' al D GER las . star IN his l~0Tcscaf fardEttuI
~s tnink cre Whit f05ts io5ks rather y te imardI-
steiy arouEa The eyes; Is atoot 3 years Cd, and lbh on
&c hznds hieh.
ALsc-A DARK CoIORED MULE utlt. nor. and
h@rnf-t uarEeii abrns IS hsl6s hish. ? Or s yesssd
AZ p7rsen Feiurn rs the sane, cr Eirirg infnrm sfau
"u.eA vi ieAeto their recovery uilfe lherz D reward
@S EBAcHAM q G~kBBEkTH.
ankiS In NJ s Front RoE Nefuptis T-uH
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IOFFER Tor sas . Irsct % Land in Sh-Ibl
S@8ooun1y. reln-, tuensy-r1lr miles from hcupha
~ anc tWo and 8 haf ules south q The Nfnpn
- md Caariestea Railroad Cntafning 90 acres
a. ~ aoe-haif upennd aE1 IA . ire stare 81 cultiv-uon
and 600 proportica u bottJm lsud Il has on IL = com-
fortabl DEelling n fuss NV Gia House, and 81 neces
Ezry us-hsuses Neighharhnof c~xoeleut- ~ 1k0
n FLEMING, near nsighhor, WI show the iAuc 70 Der.
SOS WishInE 10 purchase s P DANIEL
AZ dHUFw
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For SaIel

OFFER fer sale Eve hu3fred snd tvert y
aacr.s o. Land, fourteea miles Northeast q Son
ESerrile, on The IackSoa reed, known IS the farneI
- rexidence o Stephen Jernon. The place l. wei
tEFrerad has . SOD fEued dwelling house snc eroeDeEi
est houses Clubhouse, with q and a esher. ic-houze,
40 TIER h on the premi-e~ an extensive orchard. viii
ell kinds a traits ~ TEa IN Tie coantry. There are tEJ
huEdre1 and dfty acrus o. land In Cultivation, and thg
remaining portsou vel t.mtered- Apply % she Under
signed, on -. place T. p. ARMON
nzra-Hfma La Oh GOV. I'm.
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ESQ Reward

from tie undereered. shout ia
te>t o. June a n gro man nE1ed STEPHEN. acas
q about IS or 20 years, rather afore meilr-
seislts broad thouccrd stooDs forward, one e
crooked, Swing HIM us appearance of tefnr mo-.
kueeAs o1rk eompieKian teouRb not black; i-nie1fre.f
hna o. rather . pleasant conutfnarce he caa wrifs :
ioersoy Eoodhan and probably has r. psss
II iakeo IN hi. county- or depa-1e1 IN arv fag - -h.s
2 can get bin Tpii pAY SIS rTward for him ~ n go
Inn. RaRDv ~ r,tg 1oI
snrfs-fw
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n I4KEE ~ - ,. I. il0land ~ thsr
FRHta DAY - J4F, 1857. a~zIRkELFt
49, aOksE MULE, about IS baud hish. No
years OIL Nslurd ~ $50 Ass e.
-OEAGs NAkE MULE. IL hzHd- high, n , a. ~
azrEee vita the1ftier o or O.. rslUedzt sIi2 50. Sal.
daizud resides. % ths city % Memphis
Taken - By ErNi- u-klfg On fhr 2Eh tay Of Juls
B57. . BAT AAHE MULE ruher under m d IN height
4boat IS years Cd marked lshIy with tn - d. IN.
s8iiaf-Tzfued 81 So. Ssi4 Oakley RESIDES IN The 81
Cvn BlEtrcL sveDs mIes northwest Of Rsicigh. a.
10 e Hsfctf river.
Tzken up b. h1riz scrnEEs. On the Gfh o. gnly. 1851. Z
lark BEaWN MAEE kuLE. szont g. are Cd leff iino
knee joint crisrUfd. 81 nsof brig colded On EFT hird 30
~ re The kuae. Vaiue 81 SIS. said sc-ugrs y SIDE in
NJ iith Civil Di-tricis n mie y 81 % Germ anfsvn-
Taken up By John kifhsrds0n. on fh- To- day q Ausust.
1851, . AK "a HORSE f5z haBds blzh. nhdut o.
Fesrs Cd, back 1era, hesvy m4n and t-u, and bIul b.
the ien re. Waves al S.5. Said 2 caar scn rsid-s
nthe IN Civil Digtna, about SIX miles autheast O
IA irh.
Taken 70 By q. p. Cnriin. or The fh FAY cf August
1857 one dsrk N~OUsE-CULoRED HULE 2 yeuis o.. Il
hand hfh . mali white so on eact ss0al1er FaIunc
SIS Thr sad On an fsfldcs IN lae5ta CiEH Disrict
sn tbs 2 sdeiEh rozd. a. 8. IL Eas.
zuEs wffe Esnrer SaeIhT c unfr.
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fhEt insolvency o. TIE eatate Or VIM II Smith. hsw-
1 ing ben suggested, ard On order ma : thereof ~.
lo - hereby gfsen = ne e. dlters OF ssid esfste. 10 ee
4rE Gains n ihe mo- 81 fhe CeTk 90 Tiuion Count
.oan, - periF auibeuiicatd o. o. bffsra 81 ID d. =,
De.emoer next 20 pr rats disfrbatio-- in aouorasnos
stin Z previsons q an act o. Assembly, passrd san
Febrparv, 1882. TauES' nj nCV ~
srsii-trEiu Adrir1--ez.
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Fine Plantation Tor sale

UNs AND A-HALF Mills FROG CAsOrE
fAou Whlte River. IA Ark1nszs county. srkrnsa
~uutzIEi l.2o a-Tes. 4o o. which are cearec
- and no. n culliFauo1 an .zoelrut cE-nuC &
~ rslu1i nnst--ats quarters fer ffty negresE5 gee
sIableE. EarEa. . neT EIa-hu1r- threshUE house fOi
W1sEl cats &C Bob cisterl ana wells q IL place
th- Ehole Farm eucosd with an excellent stated fence
Fhis Pm - now imp-oEsd E on Ct fbs best ost-dH
era md Elal grain farms sn white Aver, Ard trasI-
leEuF sd4qied for stock q wing
IVA HsI win L. ~ entire stock 81 cztflr. hors.
EheeB corn, foddsr osE &C I Nul sal .hs section cun
along he Fzrn sioue, CT th= whols tract and give o
rEr nsser q TeEl bargGa- Apply 10 ne o. the plaes, O.
a1drsE C1Ecae- ARK.
m-~aEa.H Errr Enun
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Notice 10 William M. simms and

% g stark, Adminiarator, : In Chsnoerv Al Spdn--
r L simna AID others fea. Tenuessee.
4 T The June term, 1887 Of the Chsncerr Court fr
n ks Es1u county. StaF o. Tennessee. tae fl uinr
.raer VS. mad- bT ne Curt IN this cue. b n Is or
ierel BY ;he Uogrt thst plbiiostion b uaie tv fhe Ca@rk
nd Assier % one - more nesspapers. a. h. cfscreion
calling upon to daentHnts, Wm ~. Smns and A. L
epp-srH the ne1t term q said ChaneFrF Court T. b.
bed On tn nrst np-tzy N Deoeu Der I s.. a. The Court
Mouse 40 ~ town % Sprmgn-d, In the couuty q Rsl-
fher int rest, q afss IN and 10 the estate o. u. s L
tnuf, repsafed or ~ came I'll b. artered q b. maid
tolhe otifr distritEt-es % sid d~ece4sd.s n % there
ser- 0rderef "a he Clerk and Hssier tat fhis prbiie.
fi3n b mide Tor four ~feks IN Succession, IA The Rekv
arpubiean baurer . newspaper prui-d IA Nashville.
tenn ia ID Hsky AEHFHEs AFFEAL. a ntw-rsp =
printed n The CITY q Memphis Tan. and IN tn Wek-
y Lorfvflr icsuai a 1snspapfr rrnfed an THE civ OF
Lulegile. X and f9rrld acrornte - Baunsr cfi-e.
"a BIT y. Ttrn AID cDyirr ~ pspers = an a. Sprins-
6efd Tenn NILES 8. DRsUsHOS.
sugif-sA Clerk ara Mater.
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