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iune14-wl
I'm Chancery at WaverIy, Tenn.
JUNE RULES, 1855.

JUNE MULES, 1896.
Original Injunction Bill.
G. W. Rives vs. J. T. Winfrey and John D. Woodward
ct ais.
Tn this cause motion, and it appearing to the sat
i isfaction of the Clerk and Master from the aega-
ton the Bill, supported by the affidavit of the COM
planant that the residence of the defendant John D.
Woodward, is not known, he having fed the country
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon HIM; il is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper published
the city of Nashville, for four successive weeks,
requiring the said John D. Woodward to appear before
the Chancellor of our Court of Chancery for the
county of Humphreys at the next term of our said
court, to be held the court house in the town Of
Waverly, on the LIST Thursday after the 3Td Monday
in September next, and plead, answer or demur TO
compliments bill, the will be taken for con-
fesSed and set for hearing parie as to him.
Witness. David r. Owen Clerk and Master, at Office,
the LIST Monday in June 1858. D. r. OWEN,
junel4-w4t Clerk and Master.
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In Chaneery at Waverly, Tenn.
JUNE RULES, 1858

J. s. Span
Attachment and I'M. Bill.
Jno. D. Woodward, ct ais
IN this cause on motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from the allie
cations in the Bill supported by the affidavit of the
complainant, that the defendant, John D. Woodward,
has fed the country, or has so abscOnded, or con-
cealed himself, that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him; it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Nashville Patriot,
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville for four
successive weeks requiring the said John ID. Wood
ward appear before the Chancellor of Court
Chancery, for the county of Humphreys, at the
term of said court, be held at the couTthOus
in the town of Wavery the list Thursday after the
3rd Monday in September next, and plead, answer,
demur To complainant's bill, or the will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing parte
to him.
Witness, David r. Owen, Clerk and Master of our
said Court, at office, the LIST Monday in June, 1855
d. R. OWEN
junel4-w4t Clerk and Master.
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BRIEF.

The complainant, Elijah d. Bifie alleges in his bill,
that on or about the llth day May 1855, he
ted his prOmissory 10 the defendant John ID.
Woodward, for something over $1,000, with G. r..
Bile security thereto, and that the consideration for
which the said note given has failed through
fraud and collision, and has obtained order TO en-
Join and restrain the said Woodward and all other
persons from collecting OF attempting to enforce the
collection Of the said note until after the hearing Of
the said cause. Notice Of which cannot be served
upon the said John u. Woodward, and is therefore
hereby made public 4. OWEN.
innel4-w4t Clerk and Master.
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W. u. CAxAllDS ~ cos
PATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
tennessee Of the above patent about one year
ago aud has SINCE intToducedH extensively IN various
portions OF the State asks the attention Of build
ers and the public generally, 10 examine It's superior
ity over other modes OF Konnng
The material forms hard and smooth surface IL
ia iupcrvi0us to water, elastic and neAtbei II VIII
porfrctly resist any ordinary exposure Ia hre; u Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style, and am sure
viii give better satisfaction as To us uufaoey ne'o
Is no question: II thr best thing ever invented Tor
painting OF old ieaky ain roofs.
a. me Cement Will be furnished to those at dis
tance with directions for using.
ga COUNTY RIGHTS fOk SALE
e. Orders sent Ia the undersgnod, through the
Posl once viii be- promptly attended 70; -
woald respectfully reicr u the following gehIe
men for whom have covered buildings With the 20
meat, and many others ~hose names are not mere
mentioned.
Mai A HERMAN,
..r Acssgs. HUGHES h SMITH,
rsf- COLEMAN a SPAIN,
wM. STuCkkll.,
Mr. H. NJ AkERoYp.
WARREN h MOORE,
HOUGH 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col. IL /. GSDERsoN, sspt n &C. r. Go.
Rsv. q u. ElLiOTT,
y. b. VILLAIN
SNocH TNsi.EY.
SLAUGHTER a HERRIfoRD,
W u. SHAPARD,
} y. WILLARD,
A. V :. llNuSLfY,
Gen. WASH, BARROW,
W II GoRION A CO.
JAS. II. kENbRlCk,
Rector y. e. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ A. J. DONEiSOS, IAaytdsoH eeuniyl
Col. A. J. POLK. Maury county.
81 The Naslvi!le Chattanooga Railroad Ceiafa
% have adopted ths Ceuent loE tbs covering of their
cars and other WORK
ns- CeFuacatrs and testimonials from Clncian4u
and else ~hure where The Cement has been general
use Tor several years, can be exhibited
me undersigned has be On engaged IN various mode.
Of cemeHt roofing for HaAny years, and a-tiefs himself
that be has gained sone experience And kno~ledse
daTtilg thai tsutc-
have made arran gements % receys Superior
imported article of A. onng Felt from - aisroS BEo
Flrssls, New York.
samples " lhng - be SEGA Al once.
J. 7. kAfHunST.
o1lcs No 10 Dsaaerck street,
usyls-sn hsssxillx. fkNs.
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Court at Nashville.

Perine L Co. Us Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany, and others.
A the Office of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville, the 22d day Of
May, 1855, motion of complainant, by counsel in
the above cause il appearing the satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, that the said defendant The
Ohio iife Insurance and Trust Company, is non
resident of the State OF Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process of this cannot be served
uPon IL, is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks
IN succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city OF Nashville, requiring the
defendant appear at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court be holden for the county OF Davidson
the court house thereof IN the city Of Nashville
the LIST Monday in November next, and answer said
bill and amended and supplemental bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed 10 II and set down for
hearing ex parte.
c. n. BRiEN,
May24-w4t Prs fee 50 Clerk Master.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company and others
John Mccormick and others.
T the Office OF the Clerk Master Of the Chancery
n Court at Nashville, the 26th day Of May,
ls5s, on motion OF complainant, by counsel the
above cause, and Il appearing 20 the satisfaction
of the Clerk and Master. that the said defendants,
JoHN MCCoKNICK EDw AHD PRIME, NATHANIEL PRIME and
EDWARD PRIME Jr., SrEmISs BLoODGooD, and RUFUs
l. LoRD, and BANK 90 AMERICA AND CoKS EXCHANGE
BANK, non residents OF the State Of Tennessee,
and therefore the ordinary process of this Court
be served upon them i therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Mas ter that publication be made for four
weeks SUCCESSION IN the Nashville Patriot, news
paper published the city Of Nashville requiring the
said defendants tn appear at the next term OF the Chan
Gerry Court be holden for the county OF Davidson at
the thereof, in the city Of Nashville,
the nrst Monday in Nov next and answer said bill
the will be taken for confessed 10 them and
set down for hearing ex parte-
C. n. DRIEN,
may27-wiw Prs Zee 80 Clerk Master.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.


= 4
"a Amended and Sup. Bill.
Henry II Stephenson - al
A tie Office of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
IA Gerry Court Nasirg.ie, the lsth day OF May,
1855, motion Of complainant, BY counsel In the
above cause, aud Appearing To The satisfaction OF the
Clerk and Master than the said defendant AARON Y.
BsowS PRESIDENT u the state Of Tennesse- and
therefore the ordinary process oI this cannot be
served upon him. il therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks IN
the >aEhN tlle fAtrot, newspaper pub
shec IN the cty Of Nashville requiring the said de-
frncans appear the % the Clancery
Court be holden for the county Of Izvhison The
Court house Thereof IN tie city Of Nashville the
first Monday N November nsxt, and answer SAID
Amended and supplemental bill ~ the above cause
the viii be taken fog confessed him, and
set down for hearing ex p2rte-
IsAyls-w4i Pr'sfoe 81 Clerk Master
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Chancery Court az Nashyille.

John X BAN - Daniel Mcintyre
A the oilsce q the CleFk aud Master u the Chan
~ Gerry CoaTt al Nashville Oh The san day q Juns,
ISIS, 90 moSioa e Complainant, BY counsel n
the above cause and sPpearihg % the katisisr-
soa q the Clerk and Master, that the sad defen-
aAnt. nANIn NciSrfEk. = nen Fesieenf 81 tse
State % Tennessee, Aad therefore ne Ordinary process
81 shis eosrt cannot bs served upoE hm therefore
Ordered BY lss Clerk ARd Master thai Publcaf1on be
made for four weeks sucresson 10 he s4shFie Pa
trins a Newspaper pablsAed the city q Nashville,
requiring the aid Defendant Appear ~ the next
tsFm q he cznccry Court - Be hclden Tor u con-
% D4st2soe - the coart hooss thered n tne GIG
q Nashville On the hrss NonAay IN Nor. next, and
szd bill the a be tazeu Tor coHfs1&-
"a a - him and set down Cor Asaring ca perte-
c d H<slEN,
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

yT,HIs article was constructed IA consequences Of
i suggcstion from the American Institute, that
ssn,pe, portable, and low priced furnace, was much
needed by farmers for boiling and steamng i"od ana
sr MANY hanicai and domestic purposes. II took
The premium the u ). Agricultural fair az Louis
ILL.,. Just RECEIVED Nm STEWART,
No. "a Market Street.
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking stoves
x-<-n.l W. =
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BRIEF.

Complainant G. W. Rves alleges in his bill that he
is liable the security, and that he holds claims
against the defendant, John d. Woodward, amounting
to thousand dollars, and that he, the said
Woodward, has property, either real personal,
subject 10 the payment of the same; but that said
Woodward is the legal owner OF two notes Of hand,
against the estate of VIM. ii Foster, decd, for
$1,000, and the other against John T B. T. Scott for
about sl5c0; both due and unpaid and the complain
ant, Rives, having obtained order granting wrts
of injunction enjOn and restrain the said Woodward
and all other persons from collecting attempting
enforce the collection OF said notes and the said John
7. B. 7. Scott, and Sarah c. Foster, adm'x of Vim.
H. Foster, decd, from paying said notes until after
the hearing OF the aforesaid cause. Notice OF which
the same is therefore hereby made public.
d r. OWEN,
june14-w4t Clerk and Master.
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post Onicc.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1883
TcROM aud the LIST OF April, tbs Pos, once VII
X ~. onsy,d ON sundays at half past A. NJ, and
eiose AZ A. NJ Open again n Y. " aud close Al
~ ~ On ali other days the Once VIII be opened Al
i. T. ANDERSON, fost hAsirr
m.rsi-1
gJ'amoshy seed Just received ana Cor sale y
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COAIi COALti

1OO00 BUSHELS Superior Ohio River Coal in
IoOOO al the Coal Yard College Street, ad-
joining NJ & f. F. Cheathams Warehouse, carefully
screened and cleaned at Is fd20 cents per bushel.
Apply To the Coal Yard.
ian23-u A. l.. DAVIS
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Notice to Tanners.
We have constantly on hand and for sale
GREEN SALTED HIDES,
At No. rs South Front street.
Nashville, Tennessee.
.prf-sm } BOYLE a 20

GET THE BEST.
rTNHE GENUINE AMBROTlPE-ihe Premium Fixture
lis beyOad compATisoa the 0esi siyls o. Likeness
vet introduced, and stznes without a rival.
Tine cannot change then,
Light cznnes fade them,
IATnIsaeEs canBot noala them,
Dust reach them,
Rust cznnos cosro1e tiasu-
Made bcresafore b. I.AlsC0NBE Corner Of Cherry
and Uaon StTesGs aud pat rg uptsP ~ ~ ksi-
prizes
ss- Nads AZ no othsr Nashville
sAh.S-u
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Gbaarrrp notirfs.
In Chanrery at Wayerly, fem.
JUNE RULES, 1858

G. W. Rves
VS. Attachment and mi. Bill.
John d. Woodward ct ais. a
TN this cause on motion, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from the ale
cations in the BILL supported by The affidavit of the
complainant, that the defendant, John d. Woodward
has absconded and left the country, or so conceas
himself that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
be served upon him; is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city of Nashville for four successive
weeks, requiring the said John d. Woodward 10 ap
pear before the Chancellor of Court Of Chancery
for the county of Humphreys the next term of our
said Court TO be held at the rhouse in the town
OF Waverly the LIST Thursday after the 3rd Monday
in September next, and plead, answer or demur TO
compliments bill, the will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing ex parte as to him.
Witness, David R. Owen, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court, at Office, the LIST Monday in June, 1855.
d. OWEN,
june14-w4t Clerk and Master.
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CHINESE SUGAR.

WYE are manufacturing and have tuf sale 10, 70,
w ana = taiinn ksttlss for beiing Cheese ~
gar Cane DJA-1Ss
sPrs-An 30 eois<ss eee
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NiSSOiutiOu.

1.-THE partnership heretofore existing under the
i name aud style of McFERRAN n AikNANDERis
ths day dissolved by mutual consent The business
Will herater hS carried ON al the Old siAhd bs =
MTkKsn4S who alone IS empowered settle ap she
h,,.,c.... al the old firla JAS G. McFE1tRAN,
J. \. ALEXANDER.
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Segnrs, Scgnrs!

do HoSpAs, ISGsFrs, NAb-las, AfA.s, Ia sais.s
IL aud other choose brands Havana oEArs tor sale
~ DILLON = CO,
IAia J. PEaopck Co.,
nDr2S-sf IS collrsc street-
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Gents Wear,
st Cost for Cash.

WE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nalices which will close out at Cost for Cash.
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an op.
portunity to purchase At low down prices. Call at No
u, Public Square.
mar9-u SNYDER 4 FRIZZEII
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SNYDER s. FRIZZELL

IIAVE in fine stock of Boots and Shoes OF
IL every description, which they are Offering at low
prices marl7-q
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"St C In e Il ID o. m : In >,
SNYDER 81 FRIZZELL
RE in receipt of another lot OF Gents Stitched
n Down Shoes, at No. y Public Square.
lan25 SNYDER & ERIZZEII
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Hats and Caps for Men, Bows and Childre

AN receiving direct from the man
- ufactories, all the latest styles Of Spring 80
"a and Summer HATS and CAPS. consisting "a
- M part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats Of
all qualities Also, full assortment of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps. VIII be sold on the most
terms for cash, to punctusl dealers.
B. r. CUTTER
No SO and SO. cor, of Broadway and College sts,
mar 10 Nashville, Tenn.
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u II o X u T. TON w ARA IRIS
COrrsSPondenoe Of the Star.
GroRaFrovx Ian 10 IesG

oFreSpoHdenCc or the Star.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. 10, lsss
Things and matters generally in our city con-
time in a state of perfect quiescence. Old po-
litical feuds seem to have nearly died out entire
ly, and community again appears TO be draw
ing together in the same friendly frdternal rels-
tons which characterized Us in former days
And to this the absence of everything in the way
Of political Cnational) strife believe is mainly
TO be attributed the veTy commendable state Of
good order which has marked the conduct Of the
more restless and turbulent spirits among for
some time past. IL we right in our conclu-
sions. and we are fully satisfied that we are, u
should teach al least one important lesson,
which should not again be lost sight Of by the
lovers of peace and good order, viz TO put forth
every effort TO keep out of our municipal affairs
in the future every thing in the way OF national
politics-old political prejudices. IL this course
shall be pursued by the leading men 10 each OF
the political parties We NAV confidently expect
ton, which Will come of in few weeks, so IN b.
stall the same state of good feeling which always
characterized them up to the last few years.
An individual in our city named John Grum-
well, attempted 10 slip OF the coil Of mortality
few evenings since, by swallowing a quantity Of
lauddpum. The timely application of proper
coun;eracting remedies, administered by ply
stefan, prevented the poison from having the
eject intended. We learn that domestic trou-
bles induced him to attempt the fatal act.
There IS report in circulation in our city this
morning that the mail was robbed both going
and returning between Washington and New
York, on Saturday night, and that letters con-
tanning large amounts of money were missing.
among them one containing $500 belonging 20
Mr.. Riggs Of your CITY.
We are Informed that many Of the hands en-
gagged by contractors upon the water wor ks, struck
Tor higher wages yesterday The strike,
learn, was caused by the wages being reduced
from al to - cents
There has heen rather better feeling and more
activity In the -four market yesterday and this
morning, aud considerable quantities have
changed hands at 81 62aS4 IS for standard brands
Of canal -four. There is but little wheat coming
in. The article is la great demand, and large
quantities could easily find ready market at
81 O5asl 10 for red, and 81 l0asl IS for white.
SPECTATOR
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8, Mr., Brown moved that &heH tie Board adjourn
IL be till "Wednesday MI lost
:, MI MI nrPe tnofei that when the Board adjourn
"Ge ", riday next; passed.
NJ. Muloy introduced resolution requesting
the Mayor to direct the surveyor to furnish the
grade Of |. street south passed.
Bill making appropriation for grading Twenty
third street west, between and H streets. wa,
referred 10 Improvements committee.
Bill for relief Of VIM. Parker was referred to
fire department committee.
Bill to repair the bridge across Rock Greek at
Il street north, was referred to improvements
committee.
Bill to supply deficiency for grading and prav-
eiing second street west had same reference; as
also joint resolution requesting the Mayor to
cause alley in square 254 to he opened.
Mr. W allace offered a resolution asking certain
Information of the Mayor passed
The Board then adjourned to Friday
WARRINGTON THEATRE.-The rush to ge ats
al the Theatre last night (being the hrst appear.
ance Of Miss Agnes Robertson and Mr.. Bour.i.
caulD was tremendous, and the jam in front the
box Office at O'Clock reminded one of a Jennv
Lind night. Mr.. Bourcicault took the part OF
olr ChaIles Coldstream in his own two-act
comedy of " Used Up" 1t was a thorough
artistic performance, and though rendered more
quietly than has been witnessed in previou. rep
destinations Of 1t in this city, was recognized
promptly by the audience as a most delicatelv
truthful dolineation of what the part should be
Mr. Bourcicault is one of the very fsw instances
where successful dramatic author is equally
satisfactory as an actor. The part Of MARY. BY
Mrs Sloan, was acceptably performed, were
the Characters generally.
We must do the managers the Justice to notice
the admirable manner in which pieces are put on
the stage, and which, in the long run. must tell
almost as much in giving success to their en-
terprise as the really good acting furnished by
the company.
Miss Agnes Robertson, we need hardly tell the
Washington public, is charmingly bewitching:
but we may say further, that she has lost none of
her beauty, piquancy, and sprightiness, since her
last visit. TO her credit be it said. she does not
rely solely upon her personal attractions and her
vlvaclty for success, but all her renditions are
distinguished by careful finish showing study
and disposition to do everything she under
takes, thoroughly and artstically, as well as
brilliantly.
Tonight she makes her third appearance and
IN an entire change Of programme
MI John Sloan also appears in laughable
farce.
CENTRE MARKET The market opened this
morning with very fair display Of provision In
the various departments Pork was selling at
the scales for S7aS7 .25 per 100 lbs Hay at the
stands 9Oasl.1 per cwt Poultry was not so
plentiful as usual, and water fowl were scarce in
market. The prices were for
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK. Jan. 10 Flour is arm; sales OF
s,60 bbls /: State 81 25ai 30; Ohio Si15ai 30,
Southern 81 .60di IS.
Wheat * huoysnt, sales of I, 900 bushels; South
ern red 81 I2aSl 20. Corn closed dull sales OF
800 bushels; white &c. yellow 6odau
Pork is steady at Sli. 55aSu IS for mess.
Whiskey is firm; Fhio 2lc.
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Murder Of a Wife by her Husband.

WcRctsrER, January Is-Edward Bowie was
this morning brought before the Police Court Of
this city. charged with the wIlful murder Of his
VIE Isabella BOYLE. IN Leicester, about sia
found dead In her home on SATURDAY. morning
her head terribly bruised Bowie has made sew
eTal contradictory statements, aud circumstances
very strong against him. He had not lived
happily with his wife for some time past He
pleaded mot guilty." and his case will 40 be
fore the grand Jury this week.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, Mrs. CATHARINE NJ d.
LIN in the 64th year of her age,
The friends and 6cqualntances are respectful
invited to attend her funeral on Tomorrow We'd
nesday) Afternoon, at o'cOck, from the residence
OF her son, curner of AZ and & streets. south.
On the 18th instant, in the nth year of his age
ROY ID REILLY.
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, the
10Th instant, at O'Clock p m, from the residence of
his son, No. 52 west l7fh street, between II and
streets west. The friends of tina family are reops
fully invited to attend.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From kap,,.-,h. Election. Ar.
Prem the Associated Pres Agent.

81. LOWS, January Il Gentlemen from Kan
sas by last nights train state that General
calhoun was 10 commence counting the returns
Of the election Of the 2lst of Decenber on Tues
day last In the presence Of the presiding ofhcers
Of the Legislature and Governor Denver As soon
= this was done, messenger would be dis pate h.
ed for Washington with the vote and the state
Constitution. Calhoun would not leave the ter
ritory until after tie retu made Of the cleo
tion for state officers The result Of the election
of the TIN was still uncertain. Col. Henderson, OF
Leavenworth, was forcibly taken from the stage.
a few miles from that city, and has not been seen
nor heard of since then
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Death Of DIR. Meme white.

CHERRY VALLEY. Jan 1.-THE celebrated
surgeon and physician DR. Memo White, died Al
his residence in Cherry Valley, Otsego county
New York, on the night Of the 18th