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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

An ATRocIOUs PRo-SLAvERY OUTRAGE The
Quincy (Ill.) Wing s. Republican contains an ac-
count Of most bloody and iendish outrage
perpetrated at Lagrange, No, Opposite Quincy.
on the Mississippi river,) by a4party of pro-
slavery Democratic rufians. The victim Of the
outrage was respectable German citizen Of La
grange, named Frederick Shalter. He has been
d resident Of Missouri for twelve years, and
SAYS lie has always voted the Democratic ticket.
The offence of which he was charged was that
he had assisted slaves to escape. Taey seized
him on mere suspicion, and without giving him
4 trial, carried him to the woods, fastened rope
around his neck and hung him Oh a tree, but cut
him down alive. and then proceeded to strip him
naked and whipped him in the most fendisll
manper, with cowhide until his body was com
pletely covered with bruises and cuts and stream
Ing with blood. The day was severely cold, and
the blood freezing. his body became completely
encrnsted with purple ice M
After having almost killed him they ceased
their fortunes and left, uttering curses on his
| head. He Immediately escaped from Missouri
and crossing tho river, presented himself at the
| house Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Dasbach, Al
| Quincy, most horrible spectacle.
| Mr. Shalter declares that he never tampered
with slaves, a. lie could have proved If they has
given him a trial-nevcr helped any to escape
nor encouraged the escape Of slaves. He ha
always hecn a quiet citizen, but has probabi,
voted with the tyrant DemoazAcy for the las
| time. M
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Thurlow Weed, in noticing the death Of Mr..
Fanshaw, Printer, of this city, irdulgas in the
following interesting personnel reeallectioEs:
sMr Fanshaw's history shows what may be
accomplished By two clements Of character
Iedssstsy and Economy, for TO these alone was he
indebted for his msalh. He was practical
Printer and in 1915, WHEN he became his journey
man, be had just started Book Office at No.
ii, Cliff street Bible and Tract Societicswere
then in their infancy. Mr.. Fanshaw obtained at
low prices, the Printing Of the Bible and Tract
Societies. His was model Office. The most
rigid economy was observed in everything
Nothing was wasted. More care was taken Of
types and Of paper, and better work was required
than IN any other Office. Mr.. +. kept rigid watch
| and Scrutiny over the minntest details Of baai
ness. He was the first and last man at the Ofiicc,
opening it himself with the dawn Of day and
closing it at late hour His fortune was made
l M BIZ .Srrids a@
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IA
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80 . M >M i
" r. .- 34exG Il
GonventtoA q T. - - u
ernOr. On the occasion hc nsAde fQafissu 49,
rrnnhsc address which - - 6epOstcL ~ 49,
~, I:..-..: 1...1.. - feom rh;eh naucr NJ a.
4 80 - NJ u n Ell a. |
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ADMINISTRATION 4xIKAvAaAucE.
i Wfah now to apcak IN re1erenfe W -
| other thintp pertaining ~ tho DcmocfasicR Pa1s
i fut eke lADe f8M yoaAa ~ te4e5enco g 80
| rast prOai9acy md cOsEuptaQN a. Same4 b&cH1n
i 81 and his adminissration u. 40.
Six years ago NE treasury q tne unlseu $3.50.
wAs 0vefhcwing 20 much % snas 49, @ ~ 49,
In The appropriations the 6ecsasaFy n
Treasury had r. advertise iof h0i1els Y. ~ ID
lie securities to come forward and be Eoaa p,c
MUM for receiving their money. MNnln 80
last three years the Administrator 49, 49, -
sfcreate A<6ft of 35O, 0O0OOO, ana e0ia, 49,, Mis
Il out providing any means Of payment nen
A prudent man makes debt he should, Y ~ "
honest provide the means Ion the paymens tnerg.
cf Has the Democratic party done any sucn
shinge In alle language Of sfhe disciphnc5 tnc
Democratic pafty has created debt with0u'
having d reasonable prospect OF ever PAYING ~
why has che debt existed Ut ALL There y
one fruitful source or oorYuption in Kansas y
waznecessary 70 send an army Of three THOUSAND
armed soldiers to Kansas, 70 80 Hhat ~
|. enable the people Of Kansas, in the language q
the Kansas Nebraska BILL TO form and Regulate
their domestic institutions n their own way.
4 Excessive IaugnteII 8EuI - .IAs y, .s...,
not DO fhis tning, tiree .liolsAlu 80
! are sent there 20 MAKE W. peoplc ~ ,.,..
j please Ia VOICE HI 1in, as.an. -
!. liaugnter and somcapp!aHse. That y q strange
] demonstration it seems to me. voice
Democratic cutnl Some six or eight millions
we're spent TO force the Lecompton Constitution,
= all odlous ~ 1t was, reeking asit was with cor
Il ruption and stained with blood, upon the necks
-slof q, unwilling people. We leasted II your
members OF Congress resisted y, anu 80 s..n
Is we and they abolitionists. II know myseil,
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TI ann E1a Mg Nea 49, Dy - N
1870 elIffrr n Us Gasette.
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Ihe TEE Isa1stz - 80. ..es.s's-
man. Who Nas bound over for manllan& ~ H. =
II. H.nh&r af62st Ii khe Nam Of d, OOO, A01f Il
8. IL -. II t,or4 ~. NOT 70 " found
= ss.0 go, ~
he undonDtetu wy s. 49, - - ID.
one half 81 his properly wse eaaleF tnan ~ \
conhnemens Or punln nen' .s.,s
The Cedar Rapids Times Is re go Mys tnAI
he indians have rccently buried - little child q
thsss encampnent, which n some two mikes Up
The river. At the head Of the grave arc care.
fsallv iepositcd the childs toys and 'playthings
The Times exclaimed What lesson 81 faith,
t6nchine II is conlrk simplicity II here taughs
even % ! rece bo4stful Of higher faitl; md =
prouder civilization ) i3a g- 4 IN
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qs.'''''' . 49, ha;sht
with 2 ram and s0e ssls'sn' - =. 80, -
higher than for several years. Inv Y 80 csA'sS
~ sha swell Of three or four feet in the river. i
49,. .sa.s ce;co - far nnrth q Dabuouc.
-. ~. !. !.
the Terry ooas Hiaue nel ~ X A-o"' A
that place.
i No. r,rsl. of the oath. aays that tl,ers has
been considerable excitement ~ Anmnosa during
the week on account q rciigions cen1sos q
between Rev. Mr.. Mcdonnell and Eld. a. =. GoF-
/ nell Mr. Cornell has been preaching ~ .ne
Court House for two OF three weeks Pas', lu II
McCenheii aas hrougnt there to ssluse .1e w I.
trines sdvocated oy Dim; Ing Wselssln - ~
Z 81 manifested hut the Eureka thinks that yer,
RITE coed has been done.
\ 80 ,.1.-91,,.-
The North Iowa lMeUregor) times announce 9
; tha ss.ta RAM IF Iowa ina been successful
ssur Nob,e vho has INST returned from ! meet
inc of tho state Board of Directors. informs u
that the vote ~ winch ING apphcation was sFan'
cd was a unanimous one. me BANK eo w
opcrauon ~ soon s,s 'e Vu,cc = apo@
e Anr;l. n. Y. Garter. President; o. e. LEI
4 Cashier y - f'fs ~
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III nrrh
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

TIE CrRARE Or WouRARL--Int ha -
Of The Druggist, which BY the va! "a ~
cellent publication, We learn saria'lrEF \
ing this deadly poison.
Curare or Woorari or WooralL the ~
by the South American Indians fer -
game, has been experimental sin
| Europe, as q cure for tetanus, but VIII
negative results. The experiments VIII
be repeated, and tn articles pat 70 GseA
tive agent, A. its effects upon the nerFoa
are very marked and powerful, HhlIe Y 4
have little or no action On 'As blood
fifty years ago, Waterton, tAe LhsNsA =
undertook IN expedition for the parF's
curing this article, in the hope 9. - II
antidote to the hydroplsoola poison.
parently did not prove tflsleat- IA
itself. according to Waterton, i notaSa
stance, but an infusion formed from AH
several different roots, with the addaa
species Of poisonous ants and tie PElr
| Of venomous snake, the most iapzaI
dent being, however, the plant ira
takes its name. Prepared ~ il i ssa n
ii varies in strength, and does not IN
efficacy unless well protected iron Nv
der these circumstances II may vi Nv
different specimens vary in strcnsA
not do 70 depend upon tic results
ments with any given speeimen y \
agent unless il has been firsi rpraa
the usual qualities of fresa and stlas
Gle. As matter OF roursa, y VII ~
either buy on sell the article TFAaal Y
qualify tested by experiments - Aaap
\ ii to be expected thata aikstAa
50 strongly called TO Il Of late 80.
be able to extract some one Or nos n
ciples from ii that viii he more Ttasas
action, and perhaps more P'Fa-
Woorali itself
A BUSINESS TRANsAcHoS-A ~
occurred between epunselcr-at-issS
II want you to defend me- ~
charge y Twenty dollars i Ic
witnesses, and forty If ! furnish DO
promised to take it into consderaa@
port next day.
A WoRD or TIRE LaRn.-"M r.
, pious lady, s!oar minister was ar'
preacher; for the short time ~ N
the word Of God among u ~ 49,
, pits 70 pieces, and banged the ~
Ave Bibles"
|. IGxoRAScE IN Hmn LIE
lto htr H~sbana .-"I wonder hos
' ares l haven't seen them ior e'e9s
} clare | am getting quite anxiass sg
. dear, I wish you would shcw "
the nursery s--tPuneh.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

Somebody finds that all the childless Presir
dents, except Polk, have been reelected, and
argues that Buchanan will therefore have sec
ond term. But the analogy fails, for buchanan
il wifelcss a. well a. childless There is no tell
ing how many children he might have had if any
woman had been willing 70 take him.
John Rose, wealthy citizen Of New York,
lately deceased, has bcqacathed $500, 600 (his
whole property with the exception of about $780,
00N) to benevolent and charitable distributions,
including 100000 which goes conditfonal'y %
the colonization society unless citizens Of New
York make up like sum TO be joined with this
In the education In agrieslsnre Of INDECENT yhise
children.
Tom Corwin hasn't as vet sufficiently revised
hi great six hour speech insihe Honsc, before
the election Of Speaker 70 allow its publication
in The Globe. II il the Joke IT Washington that
he inteDdsit for the campaign cf 1864 aa4t
The Chicago JoUrnaI pronoances the claim 81
Ellen Wclcll 70 I've the niece or Daniel O'Conaet
entirely fabulous, and herself an arrapt impos
| ter.
The Journal SLY that the circumference d
crinolinc y considerably contracting u Chicago
That yo,ng maa who drinksy bets. swears
| CANDLES, and ides away his time, in on thir
place IN the Ice 1893 e. Fa
Ds i late count the number Of volumes IN tn
libraries Of Harvard University = l2s,ooo.
A Hon RENr.-A hole in the crown Of YOU,
hat.
| Seeing cellar nearly fnishcd,a waggish fcl
remarked that II was IN excellent Foundation
| Tor story. ss.gA.a&4 sral
~ have learned the profound truth saws Al
dcrnian johnson, "froni eating turtle. Nat i
show . most depraved taste TX ding "a
- sr s'aN " Nv. 49, t##
| An said ~ Easiishman, liz Other ,lay, 4!
belong TO country upon which the sun. neye
sets.' Aud ~ sud ~ Yankee. ssbelonr ~
connty of which thew can bc 10 correct ~,
-, grows sofaAt 1T Surveyors can't keep u
Aasxsss y n lFbs d.. lea sr.ys.lvso.
4 was sfty pny, ~ when - Ill
lsy, II Il sai8 u ~ sV : 80 - NH,
before ~ tec5liertsa thas - "a s~ln..
.aAl 6cnoeEA aszsss Dsyw.csLrlxl,,+sA couns i,
dominic bad = handFcd hoys ard rs asistAnt.4 =
a.i.sss IN. ~ naSs sss1 b. :: .s..s ,.'eed
eenM psas@ ~ hundrcd bcyuss W. cnoseA
~ 60 txo AnadrsA parents TIT te0Rhle me--
1900 managing them sis1 -, @
! g. :. -, :. .py.s, ls.,. y So
pea esgAa y v - tar ssakiss.
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4 bill providing for the removal Of the remains
Of Geo. Jackscn and those Of his wife from the
Hernatage 70 Nashville; and their interment in
the Capitol Square, and for the sasction Of a
suitable monument over the same, to the men,
osy of the old hero, passed the Senate Of Tennes-
Gee, ON its third reading, by . unanimous vote.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

SMALL PRoYIrs AND Qtrcx RETURNS The
Buffalo Republic SAYS: A day or two since, one
Of our good citizens who will be recognized at
once when we call him John Smith, happered to
80 into grocery establishment, and understand
ing that silver change was in demand, inquired
what premium they paid for it, and was informed
five per cent Thereupon he drew nincty-hve
cents IN change, and handed 1t over to the gro
Gerry man, and received therefor a regular dollar
BILL This satisfactory speculation, or something
else, led our friend into the extravaganza ol
calling for q glass Of beer, which WAS furnished
and drank, when he drew forth the identical
dollar bill and rendered It in PAYMENT which was
received and ninety-seyen cents IN change hand.
ed back. At the last date, orr grocery man was
trying 70 figure up the profits Of glass Of beer,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

~ The Oceola Courier says that it has seen
ths peem. |" Our Unions which We publiahed
so1Is DID dAse and asserted was written by
Jllu =. 5CARxEs, credited to the Quaker Poet
JoRx G. WarlTrER, and asks who is the author !
We answer uahesitasingly that Carnes Is the
author. So ws think. The poem does mot ap-
pear In Whittier's Published poems. How his
name came TO be connected with It We cannot
tell, but presume Il wm placed there by some
nswspapsc editor under the mistsken impression
that he was the author So
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

A Losr FAMILY We heard yesterday Of a sad
case, which We bring to the notice OF the public
A young man named Mioin H. Booher, left Mont
gonery Co. ten miles northeast Of Crawfords-
vile, five years ago, and went TO Missouri, where
he has since lived. Returning last fan he found
his father, mother and two sisters III his family,
gone. They had Leen gone two years. They
had said on leaving that they we're going TO Oh o,
to Middietown. The boy went there, hut could
hear nothing OF them. Since that no has search
ed wherever he could find traces of his family.
but without avail Helhas spent all Ills money,
and j. now IN this city without means Or friends.
It's very sad case. n our exchanges viii aist
circulation 70 this statement, 1t may lead .to in.
formation that will enable the boy 10 find hs
parents. Their names are John boolser and
Margaret Rooher II indianapolis Journal sls n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03
ILLNESS or JonS HrkxAx.-A Lancaster (Pa.

ILLNESS OF JONI HUkxAx.--A Lancaster (Pa-)
paper says:
BY private letter from Wcstchcster, we re-
gret to learn that Hon. John Hickman is in a
very precarious state Of health. He came home
from Washington several days previously, in'
tending to return on Monday last, but his indis-
position was found to be SO serious that IL was
deemed unadyisable to undertake the journey,
l and his friends are fearful that he will not be
able TO resnme his Congressional duties for some
| time at least. -
Mr.. Hickman had been splitting blood for some
| days previous to his leaving Washington.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

aGARRlEp' +,
Al aOsd Zsenr parAanaec - ~ nj N d a
1860, by Rev. Gee. n. Jccelyn, Nv =
Mkx VIRGINIA STEPHENSON,
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Al me residence o. yoAa n 49, - Ag
ing, hob. s6th, JUSTIs l. ipoi1,1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23
DR. KlNG's DIsPBNsARY


E2<~HS DR. KING, formerly Of New FORK for tas Ias
2S iour years Of LouisTills, Kentaety, and vho l.,
Devoted h attention b lhs at Of private dasf5 v.
thirty yeaf fatters aself kaTipg attended 70 prsctcs M
many years, and cured many thousands be s enabd q eur
al ld.1teso q private nature matter bad they nav IS.
IRON ni1deioua medical Iestunt Or from nsqe al ir n
d. Kings DsPenszEy Iao. . Deaderics street. Ess1 Ch
and The square, where he cures al dissases ~ Dsr
GoEoAHEA cured without naacous medicine or intersns
from busiue18.
sTzloTuRu Of Ola or rsesnf data saoiusy cured IN few
days ~ an operation Eneheau1es pain. Where Strcturs
exists heal h cannot be enjoyed Perhaps 90 ds cs1Imors
mischief and uncer11inel the constitution much.
BTFHLIs, with eli the diseases tn, growing cut Of neg
lec Or oad treateut he electai cured i1a fsH aayl
SEMINAL WEAEss particular attenton having been gFen %
this disease and a the growing cut 81 Is brought
Ia many by De dstrucFs ha1i1 ef irconldelts
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of ne passions neget q
hfoh Win rniern1e he cdrstl ton. rendering re su
AZ Tor brsnsIs or seetF and caunE pranauTe old 49,
Frnalcs may Be lahoring vita any iculty Of the Wouh
nav rest ussEre1 cf immediate relief
Pesons ahroad, by writing ard stating their csss viii
fss arloss directed % Dr.. A. King, No. g Dsadse ref
Na-rile. Tsnn have fha uocl15EF miicne nsnf Ia 49,
address, with Necessary drectons- Strict secrecy Observed o.
hsas from 9eeees On ths nofnas anti N tha evening
narq3. Is5Q-dkuiv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

hoTHER Invoice cf 51ss1natis r1sers-fs ei saazs -.
~ gauus lerino cartrrs Is tsali. sgeli iactCrei li
plain sot,ooi rsos gli lnd flr alia BY 4 AsalLls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

FElHE FARM which James Timmins noW lives snS he
whirh Maj. hiokerson fornerly lived is for
sale ou easy terms.
The contains about 1850 acres, OF which there are about
300 cleared The whole the dnest in
Coffee county being rich and fertile. situaied-Iypr On
both sides d the McAinngille snd Manchester Eafoadand
also the road leading from Manchester Winchester and
shout four les from the former place, and about from
Tuilahoa. within mile Of TAX Hill Seminary and about
The distance from good ehurh; and II nghborood that
surpassed point Of general nteren
fhe Improvements are almost ana consisting Of q two
ory framed houss, we'll finished situated on m0s beautiful
ton Of the farm. and qsoof The Rairoad and Fhn eighty
yards ni the finest free Stone Springs M0unsain
corn-crihg and stables
The vel Eatere. there beng eight ten srny
The same Tere several fne Orchards % the place co-
si5tiug Of The best rariees Of fruit in the State.
There aheat y well In Herds grass. z tract
iS tuk ei thai divided fFe - SIX snail fzrs
giving cleared land AMI orchards to most Of hem The farm
20 apprecatei sd those desiring same
viii call on James d. Iiramius, on the premises
tor terms &c, call upon, adies5 the Undersigned At Nan
chester 1oGee county. Tennc1ssa s. N BuRGER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

Aszardsr Thomas and May Harrison aud others
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered 90 the above he June term 1900
will osr for Aleat the Court House 10 Nashville Sagrs
daYs the Tth day Of July next he following ne.
sroes, to-Fit.
hel about sixty years Of age;
Dick, q thirty-eight years CT aEe.
Reuben thirty do do;
Heurys g" thirteen do do;
100 viii Be reqLred 10 cash. for The haancs
credit or telTe months VIII Be gVsn and noies veil eador
payable il Bank, required.
These negroes belong ts estate RoIa Harrison, deceased
and sold for distribution among the heirs.
junss B0-wtds ER C4IEATHAM, c AN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

ID virtue Of thePcEsr conferred hg tFuI. ae5,
executed By a b R0gle, ard respectively Of record Ia
the once Of he Register or The county Of Davidson. Tennessee
In book 4 page % and book No %, pages ~ and I78
viii on the 18Th day q june % At te upper end Of the Mar
ke House. the public square, in the city o NASHVILLE Tennes
SEE expose Ct pubc auction and sell for cash to ,he ghest hdds-
ne folloEnE slaves 70 VII named Caroline,
40 years nf girl Eaed Lizzie about - years aEe
boy named Washington, about eight years OF age pag
deos IN said deeds mentioned Fora PareulaF dessp
uon OF the slaves and The bsbts secured and of the
deeds the deeds themselves are referred to.
EJWIN q CHILDREsS, Jr.,
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ART RECREATI0NS
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EAEUABLE NOOK
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Fea FIeEes Leather Work, Hair Work, Ar. Of preserving
Birds Gliding and BFonEnE arsean Painting, Antique Paint
;ng snia Painting Wax Flowers Fruit gn Painting Paint
,nr on Class Magic Lantern Ibroldsry Psnorama Painting
Colorisg Phoi0graphs, Water Ceiors.
with valuable receipts Tor preparing he materials
II viii inform the uire in every branch fancy nr
v.-f.tv a they can Be taught by the most
For sale by lnsyl1l JOHN YORK co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

BEAUTIFUL eoBnty readence lying eBo miles s0uth OF
N Tyree springs the urnpike road leadsng from Nashville
Q Bowling Green kys containing Eoul 80 acres il good
state or cultivation. and we'll mbsrsd Il has good and
hDe veil in the State aoa Sulphur and Chayeas
Spring. God comfortable houses with twelve and well
fd Tor 6oaresn summer heng convenient
Springs An elegant barn and sabs and would be
Tie most elegant Itoud the road Tor pa house. As
derOus Of moving South viii sell great bargain. n notsod
privately it will be ut up to th5 highest bidder tie @ July
next w. 3. SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23
WsakIeT ConnIv state of rennessee.

IN CHANCERF COURT ar DEESDEN--
L Augustus ChaTieton and wife Ana Eliza charieon A.
q. Bfaded, William @. H Alexander Roulston, John H
Winston, Hinton Hester, Lucsn W. HilI WiiiEm ri.
Hl-Order Of Publication. From the afdaYt % the bill n
this cause, appearing 70 tie satisfaction of the CLERK and Mas
Ger 0f said C0n that said Lueen Hill and william IA.
Hi sre nonresidents Of said State residing in Buckingham
10uniy Figna It s therefore d CLERK and
demuEres said bi before the next Of said
OhancsT Court be held the Court House in Dresden,
Aforesaid, the second Monday Of July, 1850, ssd hill viii
be taken FOR confessed and hearing expare h
aid term o said Csur Il further ordered that said orderbe
published Tor four weeks in the weekly Ua0 and
AHlscan, Newspaper published m Nashville 8ies af0reai1
This the 2sth day May, l9d0 copy from tie
Bookl NAZHAN ". EDWARDs,C A n,
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