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NOVEL SHOOTING. -The Louisville Journal says:
Captain John Travis is determined to keep the peo>
ing abandoned his idea Of shooting oranges from
living boys head, he has resolved upon showing his
skill Ii G manner no less wonderful if not so dan
gerous. lie has made Up a shooting match with J.
>. BreCki1ridge, Of Kentucky. upon the following
terms. Breckenridge is 10 shoot his riff at distance
OF Two hundred yards, Off hand, at target twenty
shots. Travis 10 shoot the pistol made by Morgan
James "a beautiful pistol which We have heretofore
deserIbed) distance Of hundred yards, with rest
the same number of shots. The bullet holes in the
target are then TO be measured from the center with
a string, and the number nearest to the center are
TO determine the winner. The shots will be made
at the Oakland Rsee-eourse near this city, on the
first Of October next.
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IA The Cambsrsburg VALLEY Spirit has the fol-
lowing hit at the opposition: "There is sal to be
man out west who has moved SO often that whenever
his chickens see covered wagons top before the door
they all march out into the road, lie down on their
backs behind the wagon, and cross their legs ready
to be tied Our political opponents remind US very
strongly of these dickens. Their leaders never let
them stay long in one place. In a few brief years
they have been moved through WhiggTy, know
nothingsm, black rePublicamism, and the Lord
knows whaelse, and just now they are waiting for
the wagon Of the peoples party. When it comes
along they will march out, turn over on their backs
cross their legs and let their leaders tie them and
throw them H. to be driven of and dumped out, no
body knows where
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BoETN,sILLusrHaTFD EErrsn-

i -
Pope's IEOmerfs Mad, Eiz1Baa', TiIr-..a.r,-,.
POPs7s E8omer's Ody sscys Tlaznau F. Iiir1lziIozs.
POpe's Eife ana Letters, Illustrated.
NsneFah and its Palaces, 90 e1gra7in1s.
TRss0,s Jerusalem Delivered, . HIr.-rrff.rs
DuPa7s Lives Of Michael AuEelo-znd Rn-
pheais Illustrated With u fine eng7aviaes
virgins Dante via lfssmaas ulustzuo1s.
kittO's Scripture Lands viib Mag5 sna s1rarisrs.
Walkers Manly Exercises, iiussratef.
China and SiaEas with lo8iilnstrar.ous.
Life Of WellinEtOn. b an Ola soldsr.- ulustntsi.
Nieolinl's History of the Iestlits, ut roztrsi,s
India from Che Earlier Times 10 lllus1-tiuus
Rome, in the l9.h century, 3illustratons.
EOhn's Guide 70 The knowledge Of Portsr Porcean and
other objects Of vertu. EngrlvinEs.
DidrOn's Christian TconOgraPIsys Win ne Ri
tory Of Christian Art the lie scs. Numsus ulustr
tons.
Aliens BATTLES OF the British Navy. Pa1traits.
For sale bY ". II. BERRY a. Co..
pT-RETr carragu
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AN ACT alter the tine Of holding the Courts Of the United
States for the State Of South Carolina
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United States Of America in Congress assembled, Thai from and
ae the passage Of this the Of the district court Of the
United States for South Carolina tits stngs In Charleston,
shall Be held the first Monday January Nay July and Oc
tO in each and every year. instead Of al the times heretofore
appointed
SIC. ? And be further enacted That from and after the pas
sing Of this act the term Of the circuit Of the United States
for South Carolina, at its sitting in Charleston shall be held
the first Monday in april in every year. instead Of
the time heretofore appointed.
SIC. J. And belt further enacted That all Wr
aud process Of all kinds already issued taken made return
able 10 the time hitherto appointed for the terms Of the said courts,
shall lie considered and taken made for the time herein pov
ded for the said courts.
Approved February 10 1858.
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A New HARvEsrIxa MAcHME.-There Is now at
work upon the Illinois prsirie farms, machine
that cuts the wheat and delivers it in SIN Ill stacks
firmly lied together and capped. and set up 50 that
the grain Is preserved until ihreshing hme' when
the stacks can be tipped over on sled or los
wheeled drag, aud hauled to the machine entire
We are not informed as to the economy Of work by
this machine over The best reaPing machines.
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fuE LATErT GoLD DIsoovkRT rs IowA-1h
editor Of The Debuque Ezpress aud faid has reeeiV
Ell specimens Of sO-Oaed gold from Audubon county,
which turn out to be simply sulphate Of copper
glitterng something like gold but utterly worthless
The man on whose farm they were found is willing
to sell for a thousand dollars an acre. We believe
very small quantities Of gold have teen found IL
Iowa. very likely that most Of the alleged dis
eoveries in that State are of piece with those IN
Audubon county.
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AN ACT desch Selma. in STATE Of Alahaa from the Col
lecloD District Of New and make Port Delivery
within the Colleclan District Of Mobile
Be enacted BY Senate and House OF Of The
United States America in Congress assembled That Selma IN
the State Of Alabama, which constituted Port OF Delivery
within the Coleon District Of New Orleans By the act Of third
March, eighteen hundred and chapter one hundred and
detached that District and y made Po-t Of De-
livery within the Collection District Of Noble.
Approved January e. 1858.
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frou the department. The I, male prisoners seemed
delighted with their rescue BY The action Of tn
Mayor police, and we're determined TO have Dsa
son prosecuted. The Mayor held Dawson II 81 00O
bail for trial, D1Eson's wife in $1,000 ball. and de-
tanned the girls and ether parties connected with
the establishment as Witnesses
Il was stated that Dawson vas also extensively
engaged in Kidnapping sailors and shipping them
while they we're Intoxicated 2 COV. 6 Eng
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EMIGRATION To FLOEDA.-In papers from differ
ent sections observe notices Ofparies emigrating
making arrangements to emigrate to South Flori-
d. which the evacuation of the Seminoles renders
new land OfprOmise. 1t viii eventually become the
garden of the Unen for there are few tropical plants
and fruits which grow in Cuba that will not flourish
with equal Iuxuriance ia South Florida
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TULLAHO Va.

FHNE Tullahona Town Company for beautiful
heretofore reserved and uns0ld and which peculiarly
eligible for family residences many
business houses To the poor who needs home, the rich
who desires to purchase splendid and healthy locality for
residence, and to the Of moderate wishes
% buy delightful dwelling place. this sale possess great aac
TONS The locality Of Tullahoma, with population Of about
twelve hundred inhabitants the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad and the terminus Of the Mclnuvie Mlnches-
ter Railroad IN Coffee county and the table land Of the Noun
tain District Of Tennessee is Of unsurpassed sauby and
all the comforts and appliances o. high civilization. Of
DERBY, we'll regulated moral and religious community, blessed
with an iuyig0ratng pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which
it is real happiness 10 BREATHE and with cool water which
is Joy OF life 10 drink and In addition TO all this the invalid viii
find mineral waters within the and other mineral waters
habeate and sulphur convenient To the town. BY the aid Of
which TO rnOvae and restore health. Come 70 Tuahoma and
purchase lot cheap, the sale is without Ths terms
Of sale credit Of and years. bond and security
required and lien the lots retained. Days Of sale, the third
fourth and fifth days Of August Maps Of the town and Of the
lots for sale, to be application me a the Lincoln House
iys-ds WI. MOORE, Agent.
II EWI5 OFINS.- .3OQ Demilohns, 70 gallons for sal
Il u BY TERKAsS BROTHERs.
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Bsa- IL the Clark county 20 } Court of Common
Pleas Mr.. Alvin {. Patton has brought suit afainst
Mrs Jane E. Rianhard formerly Baldwin, and her
husband, for damages resulting from breach of
promise on the lady's part. Mr.. Patton claims
S25, 600 Mrs. Rianhard is said to be worth $780,
600 in her own right.
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Ba- BENZ CAPBz died at StOughtOn, Connecticut,
the advanced age of Sc. He was probably the
last surviving original member of Rising Star Lodge
of Free MssOns. That Lodge was chartered in the
year 1893. In 1900 it was constituted, and its of
f,ers publicly installed in the meeting house in
Stnnphfnn.
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Public No. 3.
AN ACT supply omsion in ne enrolment Of certain a

whereas the following Of the act entitled "An act
making appropriations FOR the support Of the for the year
ending the theth June, eighteen hundred and hfyeght
approved March third eighteen hundred and heTen TO-
wit:
hundred and sixty thousand dollars omitted in the enrol
ment Of the said Therefore
Be 1t enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives o.
the United States Of America in Congress assembled That the
sum Of three hundred and thousand dollars for the manu-
facure Of at the national be and the here
by appropriated out Of in the Treasury not Otherwise
appropriated.
Approved February 4, ISIS
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PROCLAMATION.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of Virginia, certify and
that Joseph PrenticeRho signs certificate
relating GraefeR5sTg Tege1bE Piss the Clerk
Of the Of this State The said certificate the
reliable responsible people this oommu
nifty certes the uvariabe Gra
enherg Vegetable Pills in the following diseases;
'sBous Complaints, Asthma. Constipation Dyspepsia, Erys
peas; Nervous, and Simple Fevers; Gastric Feyer Grpe
Heartburn, Headache, Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia rheumatism, diseases
arising action in the digestive organs.'
And testify full credit and faith DUE
ought be given, said certificates.
In testimony whereof subscribed name and caused
the Great Seal Of the STATE to affixed hereunto
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor
VIZ. II. RICHARDSON, Sec Com and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. KGrTRIDsE, Portsmouth, certhe that these pills the
best remedy diseases Of the digestive organs that he has
met with.
Dr. CHAPMAN anything equal 70 them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsrRASD has them for all classes OF Bilious Com
pants climates and found them when prescriptions
aud other medicines hundreds Of failed to do
Rev c. Fox Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at Spencer
saws they work miracles and Pills
There thousand families in Davidson county alone
that always keep them in house. because, By using them
the first appearance disposiion they hundreds Of dol
lars in Doctors bills Price, . cents per box.
iy2O-tf ALEX MACKENZIE, Nashville.
gT0R SALE.-.A good house carpenter, also wel
qualified pastry cook cheap for cash 81
-iv2l-tf II. II HAYNES & CO.
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The Law OF LIBEL.-A very interesting libel case
has just been tried at POughkeepsie, N Y. The
editor Of the Telegraph criticised very severely
Fourth Of July orator, who had delivered, accord
ing 70 his report, ga and contemplate aboli-
ton harangue." For this and for other uniatter.
ing comments the editor, being sued, was cast in
verdict Of $3.50. This was reversed by the full
bench, aud new trial granted On this second
hearing, Judge Brown in a very able and elaborate
charge, instructed the Juay that the right of editors
Of public journals to lriticse either printed publ
cations or exlemporaneOus speeches was clear, and
must be sustained by the courts; that it neces-
sary, in order to correct public sentiment; that in
doing this, the editor had no right to attack the
personal or private character Of the authoror speak
er and that in far the article in question was
an attack upon the plaintiff personally, and not
criticism on hisspeeoh, it was Hbell0us TheJudge,
at the same time, told the jury that they were the
exclusive judges of whether no the article, as
whole, was libel anu if SO, what damage the plain
tiff sustained by its publication.
The case excited great attention in the locality
where the trial was held, and the jury after trial
Of three days and an absence of three hours found
q verdict for the plaintiff for three cents
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na- The Maysville Ky } Eagle announces The death
Of Judge ADAM BEATTT, in the 82l year Of his age
He was native Of Maryland, born in l1'7, in the
midst Of the revolution, Of family distinguished
for zeal the cause of the country; an older brother
captain in the service, falling ct tho head OF his
company in the disastrous battle Of Camden Inc
deceased studied law under the Hon. HENRY CLAY,
although both were nearly Of the same age.
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TTVHERE can be had at r. D. BLU1s Plain and Ornamental
N Engraving Establishment. Seals Tor Mas1us. J. %. F
sons OF Temperance Noares Public Insurance. Bairoad
Plank Road Companies Courts, States,
boats Post Omce Stamps, Steel Stamps order Tor
btaesnths and slvermts u fact for 40 those Mnuf-urer
Eh0 may wish 70 stamp their nauds and address gon their
These stamps are warranted 20 stamp Silver, Cold, Bs Iron
itself
stencils Of kinds made to order. JeFey made and
paired. r. D. BLUM,
Deaderiek street. doors from he Public square opposite TIE
Republican Banus OBce. apr3U-dtFm3
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FreiKht heduced ca wheat % savannahs
IN anl aitT th date She silht on vh,t from Atlanta 70
~ e3Fn1nsh slil - 70 cent? .te.a al % csnt1
heretofore. This rsucion win fhe - mi ~ ,sts Der
bushel from Nashville to Savannah ALFRED r. 7YIFR,
iyI5-d4ts-u6t sr11- - = ~ n II
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ImDOrfant InfOFmafiOn.

this Of the year family ought % 90 10 rs with
havingin the house prompt aud et remedy iar
cholera orfs or darrhus. disorders apt att1eza
ages and Fhch may result n fatal consequences before phJ
clan be procured
The rBieg Dyssute syup, only 50 cents PER bottle ha
In the last years cured ~ disorders of the bowels
Dr. iIi5lr chairman Beard ~ Health o. New York I'm
The worst cholera season. cercs that from che time ts
vas rautne ground' there nos another
ease o. cholera
al of b1Ee produced eating
much fruit. from ohr not from lete stopHa-s
u fr1ll cmell c1aars produced
contents Of the bowels and t produces affections
brain which other remedies apt % do.
throughout end Alabama alEas been found
prompt remedy for Bloody Eu. II mas had an Druggists
and Of the subscriber &c Patterson Z Ereur furniture
iel6-u ALEX. MACKENZIE.
WHARBLE WORK.--Ths- ai1seritar las on aand uis
I'VE largest and best assortut Of Marble and Marble Wos
offered In ne city, 20 Wc he particularly invites the atte
lion Of thepublc. He prepared 70 execute an % n bis Line
mays, 5T-if JANIS SLOAN.
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TO SPORTSHEEN.

Il HAVE COLT, two years old last SPRING that can -
faat any named Colt Of his age in this state for FF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and LET me set The dis 49,
tarce ami weight. To be ibis Fall The forfeit can y Il
' 'O''''- d. BIFFLE.
Hr.-erlr Terr.. JnIv IL ls5s-tv3n
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Z OFFER FOR SALE my Farm, upon which now reside,
the Iron Banks road three miles from the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and three half miles from Paris II contains 900
Of veil improved land, a in high state Of cultvaon
with good frame residence good barns, stables, and other out
buildings The place is finely Waer and has excellent
orchard.
Persons wishing to purchase the place, address
at Paris iy2I-R3tl JOHN N. CLARK.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE James Morton, Cashier Bank
DGUids0R County. ! Of Tennessee, having been duly
qualified oath that the accompanying Of the eond
Of the Bank Of Tennessee appears from the books Of the
Bank and the made by the Branches for the s of july
aud TO the best Of his knowledge and belief
JAMES MORTON Cashier
Sworn and subscribed before this day July 1853
JOSIAH FERRISS, J. P.
STATE OF TENNESSEE c. Johnson makes oath that the
Dd0idsOH County. statement made by the officers Of the
Branches, exhibited accompanying statement,
he believes to be correct. c. JOHNSON, President
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of July, 1853
JOSIAH FERRISS, J. ?.
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TELEGRAPH CASE AFFmNED.-A merchant of this
city ordered, by telegraph lot of whisky from Gin
cinnati, at fifteen cents per gallon. The dispatch
by mistake stated sixteen the price, and the
whisky was sent The Louisville merchant paid for
the whisky according TO the tenor Of the dispatch,
SIS delivered 81 Cincinnati, and sued the telegraph
company for the loss occassloued by the mistake in
transmitting the dispatch. The COmpany's defence
was mainly, that the heading Of their dispatches
notified the plaintiff that they would not be liable
for mistakes unless dispatches were repeated al an
advanced cost and that plaintiff knew this 20 be the
rule Of the company, yet did not his dispatch
to be repeated. Chancellor Logan decided in favor
ofthe company, and the Court Of Appeals has affirm
ed his Observation-Disclosures CeaEisT.
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White's Creek spFings.

THYKIE subscriber VII Be prepared to receive Boaplers At this
watering place, y miles north o. Nashville. daring the
summer vacston from the first Of July the first Of September
There will be no harroom kept as - designed chiefly Tor
accommodate Of Families, aud individuals Who wish to
resort to Quiet heahful place during the heat Of summer
The Springs formerly much visited, too we'll known %
quire any elabgrate description
Ne pains viii be spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 50 per day: s. % per week se and
Children under 10 years Of agss half price
rlar.l -lrr-a-l 3. y. CEOCkLh
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANEER, PHILLIPS a. co.
an MONDAY, JULY 25th, 1858, we will sell for Cash in
front Of Warehouse, complete Of Groceries,
consisting in part follows viz:
40 hhds sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
200 bags Coffee; 100 j ard u do
% bbs Molasses - hxs selected W. r. Cheese;
40 bbs crus'd pOEd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
IS kits Mackere; Is do n. Y. Brandy;
{ sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
u cases Sardnes; 800 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters IS dozen Painted Buckets
10 bags Pepper; 80 nests Tubs;
. chests Tea; As oxas Starch;
% bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
IS coils Rope; IS do DOyle's Candles;
Is Matches; 100 dozen MasOn's Blackings
100 boxes Flasks
Together with numerous other articles up complete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS a. co.
iy2O-dM No. 80. Market street.
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ANDRE J. SMITH,
no. As, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
DEALER
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, WAGON ANLEs, ELLIPTIC STRINGS
Nd all other articles his line Of busns, which he offers
wholesale and retas low for CASH at the above stand
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ADocTOR TARRED AND FEATHERED.-A physician
practising in WOOdna, Orange county, n. J., "a
village near Newburgh,) being charged whether
justly or not we have not learnedl with neglecting
his family and paying too much attention to fair
widow, was subjected recently to rough usage by
some self constituted dispensers of justice in that
neighborhOod. The doctor having received notice
to quit, was about complying, but in so doing was
taken from his wagon by mob, and, after his
pockets had been empied, was ducked in a pond
He was then enveloped III a coat of tar and feath
ers, hoised rail, and escorted from town, while
the perpetrators of the deed, principally labOrers
of the town, were rewarded, it is said, with the
cheers and smiles of their wives and daughters
THE " LEyIETHAN" NO MoRE.-Tbe London Star
of the 29th ult, in noticing Queen YiotOrias visit
to the Levisthan, says: The ship is no longer to
be called the Leviathan she is to assume her orig
inal nsme-the Great Eastern. She has been regis
tered in that name, William Harrison, Master
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The Mexican Extraordinary, among other details,
gives The following:
The two acqueducis which carry water into the
city have been badly damaged, especially the one
which passes into the city by the Garita de Belen
This is broken completely of in many places, and
throughout the entire line to Chapultepeo the arches
are broken horizontally, showing that they were
subjected TO a severe osoillating motion. The wa
ter preeipiated from the acqueduCts throughout the
entire line. The damages done to these public
works viii require large to repair, and in the
meantime the supply of water in the city will be
small The water in all the bitches throughout the
city was thrown for distance into the streets
The Ia ,ubaya road was completely drenched by the
discharged upon il from either side.
In many parts Of the city wide cracks were made
in the earth. In some places it has assumed an i
regularity of several inches on the sides of these
cracks by sinking or elevating We learn that in
one private house one half of the floor OF a room
has sunk down several inches below tbs other half
making q complete step. The streets in several
places have been broken open for a long distance
and some assures which we have seen are wide
enough to admit persons finger. The water pipes
throughout the city have been broken in many
places, and small springs have suddenly made their
appearance.
The losses sustained in this city are estimated at
So Co., 600 to Sc, 1000, 000
The number of bodies recovered from ruins in
different quarters Of the city is about twenty. Il
feared that all Of the dead have not yet been ex
cavated.
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DAMAGED DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

DENJ F. SHIELDS will sell this morning, at 10 o'clock,
lot Of Damaged Dry Goods saved from the City OF Hunts
vile, with an invoice Of Varieties. Shoes Hats, Caps, &c.
Also, 30 boxes Star Candles, slightly damaged by water
Terms, cash delivery.
jy22-It BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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FyOTs SAEE-sOn very liberal terms hrsJ horse
Family BocEowayit VIII be found al tine FL and Up Liy
~ Stable on Deaerc street. Also desirable Dot Household
niture Ealstaals Tables, Sofas Buret. Chairs Wastands
4. sffg
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NOTICE to Texas Land CIaimnnfs.

Notice TO Texas Land Claimants.
IL Land and Military Claims AGAINST the Government Of
~ Texas will be forever barred application
therefor prior the 1 Of sepemtr less and proof
by the lst Of january, 1859.
Any having such claims have them promptly
ed BY calling GEO. ". COOK, Attorney Law, Texas,
who found until the 18th August the
RAwORTH in Nashville In the Of GEO W. Cook, L.
A. RAwORTH will give his personal attention to the
J.. D. GIDBIyGs, D.. c. GIDDuSCs, G.. vs.. COOK,
Brennan. Brennan. Waco.
GIDDI NGS a. G o. H,
ATTORNEYS 1T LAW,
And General Agents for the state of Texas.