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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

Government PRoGRrss-The Albany
Hhic1sr6pcIer INDUCES in the following
lively hit at Uncle Sarnuel's ship building
abilities :
"Spurseon sometimes out with a good
thing. 'Bretheren,' said he, If God had
referred the Ark to committee on naval
affairs, it's my opinion it wouldn't have been
built YETI Sturgeon refers to matters and
things in Great Britain, yet the remark is
equally applicableto naval mattersa in this
country. The Naval Bureau were twenty
three years building the frigate Sabine; when
they finished her deck, it was discovered
that her keel was so action that she would
cave to be rebuilt. Geo. Steers built the
steam frisate Niagara in eighteen months,
and yet the Niagara is four times as large as
the Sabine. The line of-bat,le ship Penn
sylvania cost ST 900, 900. She was on the
stocks t En- years. When launched, she
proved u unseaworthy, ard came near being
wrecked in getting from Philadelphia to
Norfolk. She has never been TO sea, and
probably never will be. Great institution
that Naval Bureau. For wasting money,
theg are not equalled by any body of old fos-
sis found in this country.
PHosuHoRIC ACID.-In the Zuyder Zee
lands, in Holland, there are four tons of
phosphoric acid to the acre. This is far
above the average of what are called good
wheat lands. This phosphoric acid is found
in combination with lime, or some other
substance, in all plants and animals; show
lrg its necessity for the existence of animal
and vegetable life. Every one hundred
bushels Of wheat taken from farm, and
sold off from it. removes permanently from
the soil on which it grew, sixty pounds OF
phosphoric acid-and every COW removes
twelve pounds. In the ashes of wheat there
are forty-six parts of phosphoric acid; in
the ashes of ton Of clover eighteen pounds.
BY this a farmer can see how fast he is d.
minishing the fertility of his soil. If our
lands were as rich in phosphoric acid as the
Znyder Zee lands, We might trust luck, as
it would not all be exhausted in our day,
and let our children take care of themselves.
But so far from this being the case, much OF
our soil contains not over one part Of phos-
phorus, in q soluable condition fit for the
use of plants, in 5000. This would be only
one ton to five acres. As plants and ami
mails cannot exist without it, let our farmers
be careful and not waste it.
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Chp1D Erc:sd
THE NEW YORK BAK cry
BY WHEELER & SIMPSON.

BH WHEELER Il SIMPSON.
JHE undersigned would respectfully inform the inla
Il bi:ants OF Ottawa and vicinity that they
prepared furnish the choicest variety of Crack-rs,
such Butter Soda Lemon. Boston, Oy,t-r Ab-rnetha.
a'd Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &c, &c. in good variety. Confectionery, Of the
choicest selection, constantly hand. AL kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order
The subscribers having spared pains eyraas" in
citing up wagon for tn. convenience and accomno.g-
ton Of their customers aud the public generally,
able TO furnish anything ia th'r it. those w, a.
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon call daily.
will please send teiE orders 70 the = i Bakery, 10
the Post Oihcc.
sSy- Remember the place. in Hos=ack'- Block. Eev;
door west of the Meat Market. Main street. send n
your orders, and they viii receive prompt attention.
}. d WHEELER. fsepSI Ju-. \. srsP~oV
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NJ l l. l. I y r Il y
ypVPE EnVYn

DESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies OF OTTAWA and
vicinity tlst size has received her stock az Goods
for Spring and Summer trade ready furnish
great variety of Bon1ets Caps Head Dsc.se. &c, al
prices 1" sui; the fines
R,s.n.tf-. l..-lI.. nt.rnsn the Mansion IIouse AM
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MISSES BRUSIE & PATTERSON,

IN AVE OpeInei now Millinery ard Dress Making
Rooms La Sale S. fret [,5r south OF Russell's
Furniture Depot upstairs, and SsIi keep good assort
hand prices sal; the times LAfs-s ri.
call
Bleaching and pressin: attended to. ap3
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NJ asHCANAzY. Iiunsa

)T, "A. ASHCANAZ1, IfUHSdTIdN,
rTAvISG Just returned to this Oity from Europe
where he has visited the inpDrta Institutions
ef medical learning, cGers his services to the public
PARTICULAR attertion paid to Chronic diseases.
Oface-afst floor D. Walkers Drug Store, in Me
sr.nof. m HALL RuidinR
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01"TAWA MARBLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewen Finley where he intends to carry on The
hus;n.ss on a more scale. lie has on hand and
is always in receipt the best quality Of American lta-
an and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb stones
Monuments Nantes, Furniture, &c. As he has some OF
the best workmen the western country, he feels as
sured that he can get up anything in his line in sferi-
or s.ye together with low prices he feels assured tat
he viii give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction
u Orders from a distance earnestly solicited, and
-, .,r attended to- JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa, March S, 1850.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
NJ, S,Ila VI gI 0>gSI

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale aud Krt-ll Dealer IA al
kinds OF
Ia rnl ing Inn plements and Machinery.
- UGH Threshing and Resping Machines. Poser
~ and hand Corn Shelters Fanniug Mills Hay Cutters
Pows Na1res. Seed Drills and Planters, both hand aud
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churn., OK Yokcs and Bows, Axes, Hatcte+s- Shovcs
SPADES and Forks. Also the celebrated Sod and SUB
Poxs and variety Of Others for breaking aa2
ring riTr at LocEPOrt. Joliet Morris Peru
and Palestine. The Premium Star Corn and Cob MI,
Garden fclj S-ed-, in al varieties, new aud "na
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane seed, warranted
pure.
Also large stocl ~. Y. Wagons, which are uoT
route Ottawa and viii ~ for safe ;i.e gr
cultural Store on La Sale 81.
Grateful for farmer patronage,I solicit the contnu
ance of orders the present shall spare ef
fort TO make it an OH for farmers patronage My
goods are made material. and by the
experienced yvoramen 1uar1iI T. W. CHAMgEELAiN
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R. M. McARTHUR, NJ. ID.
Ottdscd, Iuinois.
Once at his Drug Store, La Sale street.
Residence with Dr. Herd, Of Madison and Cin-
an streeta sep 15y
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A-r;cu,turoi ImpIcmcn,s.

Such N-nFt1T. t,He HGr-e, ftst f'rIe'+r
PLOH-S Ar-yo,c.. Czfi'irTtors. H1rse Rake, d-c-.
In short all sinds % heavy farmer tools Their mach
merry is all new perfect. and propelled 10y abundant
never-falng -- power fa-ntrS are invited t' call
and examine their WORK whether they VISA Vt-cse
or not .iHn.ir ,COrk j. 7csryHntsf-
Orders a distance rrouTlly attended -, ard IN
plem-nts placed board canal boats free o.
ckarge- frh3-t u "
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HE undersigned has "s.ened the above business in
the rooms lately occupied br Mrs C.oLEy,
Boot and shoe Store of Daniel Leshy, Madison
Street, the Post 0zce, wkere she will De happy to
wait on the Ladies and Sicnity who will favor
her with their Among her stock will be found
large and fashionable assortment Of Spring and Sum-
II er Fsxnet. Grapes Ribbons fa-es, French and AHe
rican FI< ter with good assortment OF Bugle
CoI,-s kc &c fapInI MIIS FITZGERALD
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MILLINERY GOODS,
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER OF ISIS.

OF t'0od>, Respectfully your alteE
ticn to the same before purchasing.
Particular attention given tD Bleaching and Pressing
Straw Eourets.
Dress Making don" IN the most approved styles. Pa
risian pattern. recri. ed -lHatfly.
Returning the very liberal patronage here
tcfore extended her abe sccits continuance OF ths
TaDIu! SARAH GREGG.
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DANIEL LEAHY,
Boot and Shoe Observation-Disclosures IH.
On Madison street north of Glover Cooks Block.
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AHD SURGEON
once ttrd door of Ottd,ra Bank, Main Street,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
DR c. would respectfully call the attention OF those
suffering Chrenic Diseases, particularly Scfo
fuia White Swelling, Salt Rheum, Eruptions OF the race
and su scald Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities OF the blood
Also Deformities, Curvatures, and Diseases or the
SPINE Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted Limbs, Stih
Joints, &c. ,. ,
Cancer treated upon At entirely new rrincife- and
4 th !, .n-, 90. hefrtcfore IN oualed. ap4
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80 d E n Il / s Il r Y
DR.. NJ. WHIGTEN.
Dentist and Manufacturer Of MinerUl Teeth,
Would respectfully submit. the citizens of
vicinity the following list of his prices for artificial
teeth.
- --H-r 1a Class Work.
Gold. Surer.
Block Teeth (of his own manufacturer up
per and under, er,..-..--..---.---------. floo go
Single Teeth, fof his own manufacture,) up -
per and under, 49,. 10 oa
od Glass Work.
Gum Teeth, common style, upper and under, ~ ~
Plain Teeth without Gums, upper and UNDER 10 %
And with pleasure refers them to the following gentle
men:
RKrEkEScEs.-T Hampton, Esq, II. F. Eames, ESQ.,,
F. @. Prescott, ESQ, j. w. Mills ESQ.,, j. c. Hathaway,
II. D., d. C. Stone NJ. D., VIM. Osman, ESQ., JOS stout,
N. d. r. J. McGorrsk, VI. D., J. o. Harris, NJ. D., T.
Hay, NJ. d. @. Hard, n. D., X. NJ Macarthur, NJ. D., A.
g. Putnam, N. ID.
Dr. Whitten is the only manufacturer Of Block Sim
gle Teeth in the State OF Chicago which
awarded the LIST stpremium at the La Sale County Fair
Teeth inserted In new and improved plan, without
kAe Of Clasps.
Resn,s in Dr. stout's Office in Post Office block.
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Druss, Patent Medicines, Paints OILS, Vdraiskss,
Dye StuFs, de- fc..
Between Glover & Cooks and Redlick's Block.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-29
Sheriffs SAD


TDY virtue Of an execution 70 directed from he Cir
ID cuit Court Of Perry county, VII exs0ss 20 public
sale Ut the Court House door in the town OF Linden On the
1Fst Mondayin June, 1885, two tracts Of land described
a. t1lO8s: One Beginning red oak two poles norsh
Of me northeast clrner CT LIS acre suly the 81
jonathan WrghL hence sass 10 polss TO stake Eth
pointers thence nor ~ poles red oak thence east 90
poles 70 stake near the PeryVs rad thence norh 20
poles 10 red OAK, thence east 20 poles 70 while oak
thence south l4O poles % stake thence west $50 poles
stake IN hughss est line thence north 100 poles to re
beginning eoaainng b. estimation lSl acres the y-
,ng aud being the head waters Of k0ckhCue Creek
range s. section
ALSO one other tract in range 8, and section g. on tie
Of R0ckhOuss Creek Of Buffalo river te ginning On
stks the south esss corner Of John fuckers l59 acre
enry thence ncrh 140 poles 10 white oak thence wass
20 poles t0a red oak thence Eorth 90 pols8 10 stars
hence east 300 poles stake with red OAK and ehss uu
oak thence south crossing the PsryVe rad at 90 poles
ali 200 goss, 70 post YAK win past OAK pointers
thence west $50 poea 70 the beginning containing By es
nation ls5 acres l2O-ls0
7 Ths ABOVE levied upon IS the property q 8 Kilpa
lex The Instance Of y. W. kparck executor Of Jo1s
hal Kunnels, deceased.
]. r. BROWN
april a7-Wtd PrSieess 20 sheriff Of Perry county.
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IA We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city If prices are an object, we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
lot Of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Duoals and sill the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock of staple goods is very
complete, al Of which we wish to dispose of imme-
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
/. c. NICHOLSON Co.,
apr7-tf No. % Public Square
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may9-pra fee IS vat.

LttetOn G Collier and oilers, William ". WOOdfork
sham PhOris and ers-InjunchOn Bill.
ON OIon # cOmpailanIs, BY their sOleO;, and it sp
" peaungtO the satisfact OF the CLERK and Master,
II, Allegation in compliments BILL which is to-
ID the endants Chris OpEer Clark Aalnda Clark and
Shelby PLo5 ere nOnresdents Of the State Of Tennessee
Ii ordered that publication be made for four succss
weeks IN the Union and Am rca1 Fspaper pub shed
the cyOf Nashville, requiring said deenosnts appear
ii The next term OF tie Chanesry Court TO be held for The
county OF Jackson at urt house the Of Gains
0OIo, the lrsE Wednesday aer the second Monday
July next then and there enter their defence
planants said bill, the will be taken for confess
and set CO "a Tor hearing eE parIe IS 10 them.
VI Bolts,
may9-prs fee S8 wat. Clerk and Master
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HoRsEs AID MULEs-rHousLals . these valuable ami
mails lost every year. from their knowing how
oirsatt The various diseases they were suffering with
from usBg inferior remedies This is peculiarly in
gard TO dssases sprughaI, SPAWN pole evil and
all such the result Of s9rains bruises, gals,
etc. an these diseases readily durable BY the
penetrating inment, which absorbed BY the pores
Of the skin and drive of the bad that feed
and keep disease Among all the Lnimsns
been invented possess peneaive and du.
sve principle 10 such degree Dr. BFsgg's Arctic Lni
ment, article which rapidly driving al similar prepare
Il the market For sale by Dug5is's generally.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
DAVLDSON COUNTY rOURp

John hing ct a. W. James kIug ct al.
7 the Office Of the CLERK and Master Of the Countg
n Court Nashville, the 14ih day Of May l55s on
motion Of complainant BY counsel the above cause and
happening 10 the satisfaction OF Clerk
he folio aiRg dslsRdants wit: sarah King JOAN sh
his vile Susan fisher, George Parker and his wife Polly
Parker, and James King are RESIDENT OF the State OF
tennessee and therefore the ordinary process this eouF
cannot be served them; Is r5fOFs ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made in UuOn and
American Newspaper published 10 the city o. Nashville
requiring said defendant 60 appear at tue next Term u
The ChAncsry Court be holdsa county Of David
at the court house thereof the ciD Of Nashville on
the hrst honOay 10 July neat said bill, the
same will be taken Tor IfJsI 70 them and down
Tor aeaTiIg ex paTtes F & CHEATHAM.
ma < A mr. fee r4ask A.
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II Persons Of seaentaty Habits who are generally
affected with Vertigo, LanguOr and Exhaustion Nausea and Head
ache have Brhsves Holland Bsrs grateful remedy.
gives strength and energy the system stimulates the digestive
organs, and c0rrects acidity Of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any Of the
many mtstons Of this delightful Aroma To prevent imposition
be careful ask for Bosrhaye's Holland Bitters.
may23-d&-WIW
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STATE OF TENN TARnIN COUNTY,

=
Flora McN ara Daniel &. cCarn-peton for Divorce,
ne Peui5Aer y her solicitor appears and moved the
Ooau loT an olaer i2r publication in This causes u Is
for three successive weeks IN the Nashville Union
American, newspaper published NasbviIe Tennessee
reQuHag said defendant appear before me udge OF the
neIt Circuit Count when holding the county III Hardin
the Court House In the Town OF Savannah on me ourt
Monday In July next and plead answer or DENIM 70 the
petition Of petitioner, the will be aFen for con
fssssd and set for hearing PErte.
JOHN 3. IRWIN
mayIa-W5t prs fsssi Clsrk q Master
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IN CHANChR1 AT sAINsBOll0.

Nelson Sadler, James K. Lansden, Jane Lansden.
Benjamin ScOndlea and Oihsrs-Orgiual Bill
ON mOtiou and affidavit Of complainanss solicitor and
" It appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, lhag the defendant Benjamin Scondsp is non
resident Of the Stas Of TeaRessee; Il Is ordered that
publication be made for four Successive weeks IN the
Union and American newspaper published IN the city Of
Nash Vile requiring said nonresident defendant appe
the next Of the Chancsy Court to be held for the
county Of Jackson, the court house the Of Cams
DOro the first Wednesday after the second Monday il
july next then and there 10 enter his de ence 10 com
psuans sail BILL the will be taken for confessed
and rel down for hearing exparte as to him.
". Il. BOTTS
may9-prs Zee 50 Wal Clerk and Master.
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TEACHER Wanted.

TNHE Trustees OF the I Lawrence College At Alexsn-
dria Dekab county, Tennessee desire procure the
services Of gentleman sutsb bic Principal OF said In
BtitutiOn--the frs session Of which, will commence on
This Institution chartered by the Legislature OF Tennesse
located adj AGENT to village surpassed by oher in
raV Of its Inhabitants the neatness Of its appearance
The building IS new 0OmmodiOIs and well situated.
Applicants for the place furnish ample test mouals
as moral standing, education and other qualifications
req1islte the conducting OF high school, preFiOu, 10
the first Monday in August nsx which day the sesc-
ton Of the tOIrd will be made. For further particulars
address the undersigned. o D WILLIAMS
msy9-WsL S0c'y. board Of Trustees.
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$3.50 Reward

ISHAN G HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennes-
zee To all who shall thsse pTsssnts-GreetiHgi
Whereas, Il has been made knoWn 70 ne that osTtain
RICHARD HAHWORFH, the younger, charged with haV
rag foul aud atToclOus murder the fh day
Of March, lu5S, pon the body Of WILLIAM FIELDING,
late OF county Of Jefferson, has hsd from jusuee and
i nov running al large.
NoR therefore, l. lsham G. Harris, Governor as aiors-
said bT virtue power and authority vested,
hersb, osra reward Of Two Handrs and Fifty DOilaFs
any person persons who may aPPTehend the said Rich
I'd HayWOIth, younger, and denver him the Sheriff
orJaiOT county Of Jefferson, in order that Justice
in that behalf, may be had and executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have heFsunto set my
hand and caused the great seal Of ths State TO be
D aaxsd Al Nashville the 9th day Of May, 1883.
~ iSHAM HAKRIS.
By the Governor;
P. n. ". BuRToH, Secretary Of State.
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ENROM thesubBeFibeT on the lstday Of July, 9egrt
IL Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet &
ncheshigh, Is years DID, and weighs about $50 poundz
he raised in East Tennessee, near AcannVille. Hf
will probably make his way back there. l bought hin
from Mr.. Terry Of East Tennesseo. will give ten doarl
hes ssdghtin my neighborh00d twenty-five dollars
iaksn out Of the county, y dollars be gets 70 "a
Tennessee When taken be is 10 be delivered t. me,
confined 90 that car get him, DAVID 81. LIN
vs. laveu miles Hnuth Of Nashville. TRnT
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GOLD pen MANUFACTORY.


Ch ANCEuI 81 iEEs
70 decree OF the ChanceTy COurtat Carthage
male IN the of COngers Heirs n, B. Nc Oonad,
the undersi ned will sell a. the Court House, in Smith
county, Tennessee, the 5th day Of 1853 credit
OF one and two wears, the sun $780, which will
be required IN cash gOid silver valuable tract e aud
containing S33 acres, less; sad land lies the
Caney FORK RIVER in Smith county, near Ira b. Governs
farm sEid lands known the UongeT farm which has
been owned and occupied Tor seyers by n B. Nc
Donald The purchaser will be required give notes, with
approved eeqfy, nd lien will Dc retained until The Pur
chase money is paid. A. MOORE,
april 29-Wtd prs, fee 81 Clerk & Master.
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IN CHANCERY an GAINsBoR0i.
MAY RULES, 1858.
Mary White George NJ McWhrter and othe-lu anea'n

Mary White vs. George NJ McWhirter and otherIuuncon
and Attachment Bill
AN motion Of complainant BY her Solicitor, and appearing
20 the satisfaction the Clerk and Master from 40 alega
ton in coupanant's bill defendants George Mchhter
Coleman White, George White John Myers aud John NJ Don
are nonesdents Of the State OF Tennessee. 1t is, therefore,
orer that publication made Successive weeks in the
Union and Americans newspaper pusle1 IN me cry Oh Nash
lille Tennessee recurring said srssideDt defendants, 70
appear at the next term Of the Chany Court 70 be held for the
county of Jackson at the Court Iu the town OF ans0oro
on the first Wednesday after the coad Monday in July next, to
then and there enter their decs Compainants said bill
~ conc r;II ba taien m ced down for hearing
ex parte as to them. w. IL. BUILs3
may23-g4t prs fee 81 ClefA anu masuers
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Henry J. Bnkey, administrator Of VIM. Matthew'S Diseased
heirs Of Mn. Matthews, deceassd-Peon to sell land
T Appearing this cause that Eliza Matthews, OF the de-
PENDANTS, is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee and be-
yOnd the reach Of process Of t court therefore ordered
that publication be made for three successive weeks in the Union
and Americana newspaper published in the city OF Nashville
requiring appear the Judge the Circuit Court for
Dickson county, Tennessee at the Court House in the town Of
Charlotte the 4h Monday June next then and hereo p
demur compliments petition, the same will = a.
ken for confessed as 30 her, and for hearing Pae,
mays5-93t prs fee 81 +. McNEILLf q e ".
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DICKSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
MAY RULES, Is5s.


". c. Collier heirs OF g. P, Josn, deceassd-Moton sell
land under UsHditiORi sgpORGS,
4 appearing in this that the Defendants Thomas Durn
and wife, Dizzy Durn, Formerly Dizzy JOslin heirs Of Gabriel
z. JOn, deceased nOnredent Of the State Of Tennessee
and beyond the reach Of the process OF this therefore
ordered that publication be made Tor three successive weeks
the Union and American, newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville requiring them 70 appear before the Judge Of the Dick
county Court, State Of Tennessee Court
House in Charlotte, the i Monday in June next then add
there to Plead answer, dcmur to Plaintiff notion or the
will be taken for confessed them, and set for hearing
Pdyte.
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THIS notify and forsWarn all persons not 70 puI-
IL ehsse or trade for a note executed BY me nd g.
r. Bhs 20 John D. Woodward, the liza DAY q May,
ls58 Tor something twenty-five hundred doiiars,
the precise amount not recolscted3 sre being udgmsnI
IN the Circu Court Of Humphreys county, which Is hen
on he land which said executed said note vii
be psid confederation for which said note was
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