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SIR COLIN CAMPBELL.

The Paris correspondent of The London Post sup
plies the following information respecting the
ments of Sir Colin Campbell in India:
It positively asserted In official quarters that Sir Colin
Campbell left Calcutta the 18th Of September place
himself at the head of European force which the gov
eminent had provisioned with every description of march
ing material for campaign which, it is calculated would
last eight months at some appointed spot near Cal
cuta these extensive stores rapidly collecting and
the advance guard would set out immediately OF course
preends to know Sir Collins plans but he is said
to have communicated with the heroic bands who are
holding their grounds at Delhi and elsewhere, and that
combined movements have been decided upon.
Delhi is 100 miles from Calcutta and the season IL
not favorable for marching, the immediate effect of Sir
Collins plans viii only tell in moral point of view on
the enemy 1t is believed here that the insurgents have
already made overtures but entirely failed it being the
intention Of the commander n-chief not to accept any
negotiation whatever with the King of Delhi II is also
the opinion of foreign spectators that the Scpoys have
certainly been assisted by Europeans in their movements
but they fail to mako any impression when opposed
ms, wellconsidered attack fails from want Of pluck
Repeated failure has produced much encouragement and
am told IL Is said in late despatch from Calcutta that
an opinion is gaining ground TO the effect that as Sir
Collins army advances the insurgents will dsperse and
abandon Delhi for the mountains,
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Exrrnrrox OF 4 FEMALE IN DESMAnK. --Cal

EXECUTION OF A FEMALE DENMARK. Capital punish
ments are extremely in Denmark, and when conse-
qucntly takes place. it occasions immense sensa
under sentence of death in prison in the province of Jut
land where it is certain there has been execution for
800 years was he executed the next morning, not
only plunged the whole neighboring country into com
motion but attracted crowds from great distance The
condemned was a young woman named Gertrude daugh-
ter of john a peasant dn Denmark peasants have no
family names) and her crime was numbering her hns-
band who soldier, by discharging loaded pistol
at him When the TO set out for the scat
fold she refused TO be conveyed in cart but, taking the
exccutioner by the arm, walked firmly there. Having
run up the steps, she stood the fatal block, listening
with great cancss to the reading of the text of her
demnaton--a very prolix document She then took of
her cap and shawl threw them at her feet and bandaged
her eyes with her handkerchief She then knelt down
and placed her head the block moment after the
axe fell The extraordinary calm OF the aston
shcd the spectators who upwards Of 20 900 in
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For tho Unio.
THE ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.

We deeply regret to know that the election in Balu
more Tuesday last disgmced by the familiar
scenes Of rutfn Violence boolshcd, and niamy that
have marked and disgrsced all the popular elections in
that doomed city since know-nohngism ist spread lis
baleful influence and throughout all It's borden
This mighty scourge has been fatal to the fair fame
and prosperity Of Baltimore that had hoped redeem
ing spirit was In her midst and that she would have
made Wednesday last memorable for her deliveance irt m
the ignominous bondage and the blightng know
nothing rule and ruin But she has disappointed every
hope by the surrender OF all that gives protection ie
ami property and honor under the broad agis OF her
stuton and her laws. She made effort TO meet the
crisis that would have been her glory it had been
tanned But she yielded to the covert schemes of treach
cry and under the defiant attitude of the rbble, she
ceeed from her strong hold and bowed her head TO the
desposm of the individually pleading her inability to
arrest the great evil that sinking her deeper and deeper
in dshono and ruin II she can resign herself to her
present condition. when she bcols the broad face Of
country wearing again the hue Of health where the pe
lencc OF know nothngsm ragged in its direst form
then be the consequences of blight and shame her
She viii be pagucspot, to be pitied and Stunned.
IL Is deplorable to great city like Baltimore,
renowned in the glorious memories OF the past from the
Declaration of Independence through all the subsequent
trying in peace and in city that has given
the rich OF many great minds 10 the highest
departments of government city that renowned for
mpeshable deeds of vaor and the proudest tests OF
triotism city holding SO distinguished place la the
great commercial enterprises of country and the
competing but short time back successfully with her
sister cities for honor and wealth. in the great
superortyto such city arrested in her bright
by the dominion of the most dangerous and exc
cradle political party that has dishonored land OF
liberty and law is commentary upon the evils Of large
cities full of significance
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TREASURY prrARrMKsr.

L,porian 10 Mariners snloined official infonna-
tion has been received by the Lighthouse Board
fixed light has been established at Punta Arenas, IN
the Gulf of Nicoya at elevation OF 90 feet above the
level of the sea- and should be visible from the deck OF
ship in ordinary weather at the distance OF ten miles,
A dangerous rock has been discovered in Herradnra
bay on the eastern shore of the Gulf of Nicoya has
a depth of only two feet it at low water OF spring
tides and is sometimes visible when there much swell
on 1t lies nearly in the middle of the bay
An extensive shoa having only IL feet OF water over IT,
on which vessels have recently struck is reported to lie
off the Lempa about 10 miles off shore, and directly
in the track of vessels bound from La Union to Acuta
The soa is about three miles long It lies in lat lS
q north long $50 49, west of Greenwich nearly There
is to believe that the whole of this coast of Central
America is placed in our charts about eight miles too far
north
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The House of Representatives consists OF pa mem
bers-lls members constituting majority. II VIII
be seen from the above table that the democrats
have clear majority Of twenty-five over the com
bined vote of the blackrepublicans and know-noth-
ings This majority will be increased to twenty-five
at early period Of the session by the admission OF
the three democratic members from the new State OF
Minnesota. 1t may be added most significant
fact that six Of the Territories Of the United
States will be represented in the next Congress- by
democratic delegates.
We give below list Of the members Of the Senate
and House of Representatives of the next (35th)
Congress
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NEW WORK ON THE MILITARY LAWS OF THE
UNITED STATES

Il /.
We are pleased to learn that intelligent aud
worthy fclow-eitizen, Mr.. J. F. Callan aided and
encouraged by many officers Of the army,) has pre-
pared for publication, in octave volume, of about
four hundred pages, "'rhe Military Laws of the
United States relating to the army, marine corps,
volunteers, and to bounty lands and pensions, from
the foundation of the government to the present
date, $3.50 This valuable compilation is now
going through the press, and it is expected will be
ready for delivery before the LIST January, 1858.
This work. prepared with the greatest care from the
most reliable sources, presents all the military laws
Of the United States (supplying those omitted in
previous publications. arranged in the chronological
order Of their passage by each house Of Congress,
with head and foot notes and references the chapters
corresponding with Little g. Browns Edition of the
StatutesatLarge, and copious and cdly-arranged
index The laws which have been repealed OF be-
come obsolete inserted only by their titles with
explanatory notes and references to the volume and
page of the Statutes where they may be found.
The necessity for such compilation must be OBJ
vious. Many of the military laws have been repealed
and again revived some have become obsolete and
are supplied by new enactments The object of
tHs compartments 10 present 10 the inquirer only such
as are actually operative; and Mr. Callans long
perience clerk to the Military Committee of the Uni
ted States Senate apart from his wellknown general
intelligence and industrious habits, emneny qualities
him for the task to which he has devoted his talents
We hope his labor and study will meet with merited
reward, of which we need no better guarantee than
the fact that the work has elected the unqualified APP
probation Of Gen. Scott whose heads the list of
subscribers
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ELY MOORE, President.

DEArm OF TIE HoRsE PRIon. -BETrXo TOR THE CAN
pRrpoEs STAkEs-A few weeks ago Lscomptc, one
of the American horses imported into this country,
died of collie and have To announce the death
Of Pryor, animal that came TO England with a high
reputation.
AtTatteIsalps yesterday the Indictment weather pre-
vented subscribers from mastering in large numbers Al
the corner There marked absence OF hackers Oh
horses and the little business transacted on the Cam
bridgcshre cannot be regarded indicative OF the true
of the market The only animal that appeared TO
lie really in demand the American mare Pnoress'
about which 100 10 taken. ~ London Times, Od 70
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DEMOCRATIC REJolCINGs.
The New York News says:

.sTbe booming of cannon in the Park on Saturday
evening in honor of the democratic victory in the State
brought together an immense assemblagc and the
hearty congratulations the various expressions Of graft
tudc for the result and of the State being at last relieved
from the dead and sckcning weight Of republican,
ism showed how deep the feeling and how onerous tho
oppression had been upon the best interests of the State
as well as upon individuals At least ten thousand peo-
pie were present Meetings organized the spur
Of the moment and various speeches congratuatory and
patriotic were made. -
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DEAm on A REvoluTioSARY HgRo. Mr.. Jas. Norton
died in Nicholas county, Kentucky on the 2lst ut
the advanced age of nnetysx. In carly life Mr. Nof'oh
enlisted as private soldier In the ranks of the army OF
the United States present and took an active part ~
many of the battles Of the revolution was at the ese
Of Yorktown and witnessed the surrender Of Coinwas
forces to General Washington. He, likewise, aterwaa'
participated in the war with the Indians in the North
west
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Legal proceedings commenced in Philadelphia on
Saturday to attach the property Of Mr. Thomas ibone
late president Of the hank Of Pennsylvania who recently
went abroad under the plea of Ill health The suit is
brought by the president and directors of the bank who
epose that the defendant indebted 20 the instta ton
upwards of two hundred thousand dollars The ada VT
also states that Mr. Abone has asconded to foreign
with design to defraud his creditors
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Bonds 4pproted October 1857 Edmund M Hastings,
receiving and discussing agent, Montgomery Alabama
penalty $50 900 John Nj Stockdae register Fort Dodge,
Iowa, SIC, 900 Summer D. Chase register, Usage To-
wa SO 600 Jacob Barns, register Duncan, Michigan,
$4,000 James W Vaudeville surveyor general Cali
fornia 500 900
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Marine Barracks Pensacola Florida The contract
for construction OF the Marine barracks at Pensacola
Florida has been given by the Secretary Of the Navy to
Roger j. Mahon of Alton, Illinois, and Francis A. Glib
bons of Baltimore, Maryland for the sum OF $685.
that being the lowest bid
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horse, valued at $500, owned by Henry Waldorph,
of the town OF Kindcrhook much frightened by
the sight of elephant which passed his residence
Tuesday of last week. that It ruptured blood vessel
from the effect Of which it died the Friday night fol-
lowing
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There is clerk who has been in the New York pos,
Office forty years He formerly carried the southern n
in bag under his arm across the river TO Jersey Cy.
The same mail now amounts 70 ten thousand pounos
daily
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On Saturday last in joint convention Of the Geor-
gia Legislature all the nominees of the democratic
caucus of the preceding day were elected
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The legislature stands as follows :

Democratic majority on joint ballot ----.--a5
No mention is made in the Statesman as to the
probable disposition of the Illegal negro votes which
were cast for Chase.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
POSTING THE BOOKS. THE NEXT HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,

Elections for members of the House Of Represent
atives of the next Congress have now been held in
all the States of the Union, with the following
result
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer says

s,1hc returns from Wisconsin indicate tremendous
gains for the democrats but the chances are In favor OF
the election of the black republican, Governor Randall
last year that State gave Fremont majority OF 2668
This will probably be reduced to few hundreds The
democracy of Wisconsin have done well and deserved
thorough victory"
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Know nothing majority ON joint ballo
Hicks's Majority s,6s

If we leave out the fraudulent vote of Baltimore,
Groome the democratic candidate for governor, has
a clear majority in the State Of nearly 200 The
vote for governor, outside of Baltimore, shows
democratic gain of 3, l76.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

The Ohio Statesman 9f Saturday last contains the
official vote for governor at the last election in that
State. The columns foot up thus
Payne, democrat -l59, 065
Van Trump, know nothing ------------------ 9,263
1t will be seen from the above that the black re-
publcans in a minority of sepen thousand sevsn
hrmdycdand siny in the State.
The legialatllre standa as follows:
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.

A despatch from Milwaukee, dated November 7,
says The result of the State election is still in
doubt Both parties claim the election of their can
didatc for governor. The black republicans have a
majority in the Legislature"
The Cleveland Plain Dealer saws
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DISTRICT.
In this district in the preceding, there is a
large nominal majority for the know-nohng candi-
date In 1855 Mr.. Davis's majority was 495 In
consequence of the Acknowledgement of thousands OF
the democratic citizens Of Baltimore, majority of
$3.50 is now assigned to him.
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DELEGATES FROM THE TERRITORIES.
MINNESOTA. w. w. Kingsbury
OREGON Joseph Lane.
New MEXICO. A. Otero.
UTAH--John NJ Bernhisel
WASHINGTON. II. J. Stevens
KANsAs.--M J. Parrot.
NEBRAsKA.--F. Ferguson, (contested.)
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SHERlFF,S SAFE.

pY vituo or two + s 10 M directed from ths CrcaA
- % -I a.. l-ll.-u comfy. oei L-m5er Term, ie5g
W. - &. gu.u ard Green wood Psyns We. Laws
"a r..a. ys .u uB i3 day January next, od-r fsr
CHE .Il-r cash, COuri Huuss YARD
. alsr Ir l oil e r.-lt, -s, lain and iutsrssi Hos
- Morgan ua BOO O. 10 o. me H7vlHg described resi- pr0p-
-.Er f-s- Hae p.-cs or parcel Lald lyiug and be
600 .- g. ' Oh" t-Fesy rSsass OF lgaasseor On CiT Ds-
.I Nr -trauI IsuHdsd rf follows; Bsziuu he'd
u ,.'s r-aang A"T % g0l-s Egs 3U poles 70 Stake,
n+ ..a Do fs t bi4cN pointers. south "a poles o.
-I, H J-ar Ng- 1i poi. White oak rOutH % roles
. SEX s- JJ lee " beginning containing lh.rig-
I.g -cr-s
20, aEr Tract rf L7nd ginning Beech and ruu.
Anr.a q UHl-s o. EaE-, lwD ck0rss, i've dug-
a.f u.usa4l pointers Wes. 90 poles sake, suas
"a Hss g, ure OAK, I7eHcg West p poles o. Baa
..gHAu u = poles utlI5 and 0iacs 1snco
E-5I 5- % re -ase lleu Il poles 70 tns 1eFsiing
u-.I g .u. aulEreu sores
81. ... Ir.C- JI La IN County and EIzle e.
rHr.s- gu-fae 5r arr-s and bounded f1lloUEf Be-
g. l rgI NaE luu r Els. 100 20 Spanish Oak,
Nurtl 20 poles Oh b o. U4k hence WrBt 100 POLES
l I rrr- HL l-urr suutn 20 pu5s O. the beginning.
4-~is ga lrg- u ]. ud iu ll oun.y Staie
4JrlsaEl Ie-.IIuE he'd Jas RAINING Aortu 10 pet
- " I.r lahs Hua JaCk p0IuJrrs tlaHca WeE
rH rn.-- crossing ks-e 0u Branch, and DO roles 70
r thence rol-l 76 1isB a Sake, thanca soafh CD
t1 HirsGry 8Ilck oak, thence Ea leo poles %
ono e uaIu.. Tue said properly viii b sold satisfy
-e Lau 4 Js hers 81 I.r b. Gale within legal bours
X. EUMUNDsOA, sh8un
ET x 70 CsHrBELL, Deputy 5hcIlE Ldsclf-Ll.
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20 any person persons vino may aPPshnd the said III mas
u. HoIer and deliver HIM 20 the sheriff Jaur Of
CouHly OF IFOa, O5deE thal Justice that behalf may
had and executed.
lHtes,mOuy whereof, I have heTeunto set my hand
aud caused iHe great seal the be affixed
at Nashville, the 3 "a day Of December, 1856.
By the Governor: ANDREW JOHNSON.
+. W. EUEgOy. Secretary OF State
drg3I-w3. Memphis appeal will please copy.
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COMMITTED 90 the Jau OF Dickson comfy, on the -
- sta DAY 'i AovemDer l-5G. negro Boy, named ~
JOHN. copper COLOR d, abuu. five feet inches q
L-l- CHS about iiJ or $50 pounds, quick spoken,
has the centre of Dis forehead about OF inch,
ami email ms TEni brow, and several other
small lU1ua his face He is dressed Brown Jeans
sack Coat striped Cashmere Pants and pair of heavy
b1-au Shoes. pretty well worn, and old Straw Hat. Said
boy s has 20 john Amsut OF Nashville, Tenn. On
his cOmUI.al le said be stolen from Nashville by two
men, with woman in company. since being ia Jail the
Boy claims l be Free and that John Ameut bought his
from lr southern, og Columbia and that southern
bought Hs ume rgm Dir. LgUkfurt, ui Columbia. The
owner fau Boy is hereby notified forward. prove
property, aud pay charges viii dealt accord,
ing lo law. This tho 18th day Of November. 1856.
uDE9--R3. J. W. HTr TIGN. Sheriff
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ID vfus ~ execute lr favor uf ~. T.. st0hagt,
- joshua W GIN directed rom The Circuh Cuurt
e s ---u Hr u11er Term i-55, d. on ha 10 DAY of
MAR, uG ta o. the highest bidder iJr casu
HL Shat HI T. Vaughn uaaiu and % tho
hs arE tslr1 1e al loI-r'y isaL IS o. say ne ouo-
Or iIsr b share lu sEma piece par
f L u- and Iug 90 he county Of Dayidsoei stats
tIs aHr1 side 90 Cumberland ana
frla Ian alex Porter, N0rth asi Eas
.Ifs lls OF i4yiI Y uzuH aui A. Kssr Jhs South,
he Lasts OF q W b.gHu7 he WssI iL bsif z he
lrc 20 Ltad .Jrm-ry u-111 by John Th01as and spon
-d 90 bis death, cuutaiuuz about 35S acrfa.
a.-r, lL . Es -lg Ns-YI.e Nortu side the Puzzle
-rrr o. II jIu tT- D~s G.uIs esLt0Ii-h -hmen- Of u 4
H Even, -ls o. 10. Nu.7 and o. c5Htsni. z "a fse
Ela 90 L Efn Nashville Water street, adfniHisr
pro- -1 of la-as4g uH he A0rh, aud Wssds heirs 81
.l be- SEQ uf known Tns SAID intsr~st og
| H che above 1rop-rty viii be n1f 10
sl.,-.s sad -Eltu-l %. Sale siJlla Is z~I 80urs.
JOHN & EDEUADsON, EbefiI
Ev K. 90 LAEP8gLL. Deputy rugTI I. Idscin-9t-
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A GARD.

7 An manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun
i dry in this city, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WAR;, viz: Ovens, Pots, Skiliets and LIDS
Sad Irons and Andons o. different patIers for the whole
sale and retail trade at small profits.
Also Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware oiths best quail
ity at low figures. few fine chamber Of BrttaDia
Ware and No RefrgerstOrs, hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid TO Roofing and Guerng with
TIN Copper.
ES5- OldCopper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for ny manufactures. II. p. D0RRIS,
suyI-6n No. College ST., near Church st
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The Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
By Henry Stephens, R. S. Of Edinburgh, and the fat e.
P Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture in Yale Col
ege New Haven. vol. Roy al OctOvO. 1000 pages aud
numerous Wood and steel EngHvngs.
cOnessedly the most complete work AgriCu'
ture ublished, and in order give wider cTcaa
IOu the publishers have resolved TO reduce the price 20
FIVE BULLA - FUR The TWO VOLUNE$ii
When sent BY mail Pad) California and Oregon the
price s.. To every other pr Of the Union, and
Canada post paid So. work is not the old BOok
of the Farm s"
Remuances for any of the above publications should al
ways be addressed, post paid, TO lhe Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No rDlt street NeWE Eork
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sf.- 'e POI DO lv .ut 0l,es8 Of Joseph 01Etan.
c--.raI --- 90 sres1= c1g1ty TenneFyse 5ul q -
ttan. 0|E ..'la- lIr hereby uUuded that afisr tns
.-l 90 sl.a .J-s3H b-..CE lIe fund rising rom tha
sole %. a.s a->I14I aud real estate amounting 10 abo
ar fa---ll dli.- s. vas DT decree OF the ChzncurT
Ha.f al a.arF - at thl 2aJ Tern, 1912 dirsciod 81
U-.l ua f.- .l-a uf said CGurt for tbs Turgoss ef
utEaE 1s.rs uuou -T1uE said heirs; since thai tine
d. said Iuad las 5eeu paid Cve- 10 such of SAID
s-r- lL-F presented aud Identified themssys---lass
rs luw -.-le 20 - So o. rsu4Ii1g under us con
Iu HI a1l Court iur ur8 I1ullu amuI heirs. And
b. rls Nay Is mr $50 VI said Court be Jlerk and As
90 Ts lrecIvG 10 make auJ ica.Un ~ more eac-
He'rglHffs .G.5lud De city Cf Nashville uolfy-
rs .- G..Ts 81 aud d.s.routses Of ald foss-h
1l- dec D. r ,l5r regular assiguses Wno may here
at- 1lIiT tllm>e yes such, Dl Tern ol ssiI
O-r- .l- IIs cllr- uUG ,g remaining under the cJd-
IUI ai The Lra.' o. DE IaJ Term, s57 sfier dsduC8g
DO proper -a.-y charges, viii be distributed 90 suc uf
~ H6Ta r. .s regular a81Enfes Ia FquIttbe pr0por-
glsis may application 70 The Clerk and Master q
r- mesa Term o' stG Court Llsr entering INTO bnnd
. 90 ana -ul eut FeCurIey, residing WIthn the d.
r...- H' sad Luurt, conditioned % tguEu, via law
s. .a - thereof, muCl g SAID tlnd as may be 30
lV. y tseur over and above their due proportion cf
Ia a-loI tlg aruIclIUu and proof II deut. at heir
l .|r aaF u Zoo heirs aT lIs- 5a,ees OF said Joseph
.--... decd Ebo have not heretofore iasnUhsd them.
eve. a- such aud drawn any paT-oi lhelgnd.
E.. -- -..l ODD d disr.uHteea ui sad joseph Gnaon.
Ic ..e L-eIe'uIe uol-sd chat Un'ass lhef identity
l .I.-, ana opp csu01 for their respective as
....a- sl.ls a said lugd, 81 5ei1re our BeEt Chan
-s .T. ' @. led a. ,fresHtVI.r, the 6rst Monday
u-- --r u.E- ha said Uld s dIstFIbuiad az the
y leEu i7. of SID Court uP0a the eondIti5u and IN
s. g.... Gu -1aVr a'rd- DAVID SEWER
e-N slc Master ofsaId Cbaneary Court.
1-egre e. Tenn JulC2I-W ul Say 6. 81