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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL
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Mo I'D 4. :y: ..s. : - s::ss; -
Before Taking. s'a''A - 'E''s'A' Aller fhkils.
McLean,s StrengtAcnlngC srAiaI
Win enectuAlly cure Liver Complaint, DySpspsiA,
the Kidneys, and all dl arising from disor
dered stomach or liver dyspepsfx, heartburn, In
warn piles, acdty sickness 81 he stomach, mill
a sss Of blood to the head, dun pslp sfsWimninEin
the head, paipitation Of heart, fsl1uss u weight
In the stomach, sour eructasions, Choking or Snf
locating feeling when lying down, drynoSs q yel-
lowness Of the skin and eyes, night swsats inward
fever pain in the small Of the back, chest or sidc,
sudden fushes of heat, depression Of spirits, fright
full dreams, languor, dependency or any nervous
disease sores blotches the skin, and fever and
ague tore hiils and fever.l
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
have been sold during the last six months, and in
instance has 1t failed to give entire sAtisfacton.
Whs, then, wi suffer from weakness or debility,
when MoLsan'a Strsng thening Cordial will cure
thenf No language can convey m ides q the I'm
mediate and almost miraculous change pssdussd BY
taking this cordial in the diseas dsbflitAtsd md
shattered neryo as system, whethR bssksn down BY
excess, weak by nature, or impaired by sicknsss,
the relaxed and unstrung organization In restored
to it, pristine health snd viGor.
MARRIED PERSONS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

sepco' AWAY Was ACTING agasnst Uabos.-
The Liberals bed retaksn Zaoaseoas.
Judge Breess declines the appointment
OF Marshal Of the Northern district OF Iii
nois, sesming rather to resent it, a. beneath
tho dignity Of an ex-U. s. Senator.
Congksss--a3th.
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VI w., Suu blh8hSm, OF Ohio. ThAd. Ste
vens, to burlesque some Of the thin. skinned
members rose to . personal explanation.
de sent to the Clerks desk paper contain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

HousE.-A discussion on matters contains,
in the Helper book was had between Smith
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

ives, Forks, Spoons. q
nit Knives, Butter
Mustard and IL
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-16

ain Chain, Cameo, |
I with Gold, Hair
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24

IN CHANCERY, mAURY COUNTY, STATE
II of TenneSSees-Wilam G. Allen Admir- and another
Hugh Brown ohers-Order Publication, appear
ing to from compliments bill filed in the cause, that
the following named defendants to said bill residents Of
the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary Of Law
not be served them Wit Hamilton Brown, Of the State Of
MOI tn Carolina, Elizabeth Stewart formerly Elizabeth Brown,
who inermarred with = Stewart and her children, Hugh,
Ezabeh James, Harriet jane Mary Ann, and Stewart. also
Margaret Stewart who ntermsrred with Pointer and left
children surviving her, their unknown and all the daugh
tiers Of the said Elizabeth Stewart married but whom
known and citizens Of the State Of Virginia. John Brown
Of James BroEn and Jane Jane Brown,
and AEne Wallis. formerly Anne Brown, residence
known william Ii Brown, a Of William Brown, and
Thomas Roheron who married Nancy Brown, daughter Of
James Brown and left children surviving her. their places Of
residence unknown all the unknown heirs and
ves he late Margaret and Anne Brown, deceased hereby
notified Of the pendeacy this suit and required to make them
selves party defendants the and ordered that pub
cation be made thirty days the YGy Press newspaper
published in the town Of Columbia County Of Maury and State
Of Tennessee, also in the UNIoS AMERICAN newspaper
published In the city Of Nashville County of Davidson and State
Of Tennessee requiring the said nonsdent defendants and
unknown heirs be and appear before tbs Chancellor Of
Court (hancey he held at the Court House 10 the OF
Columbia Maury county State Of Tennessee the third Men
September last Of which shall be five days before
thu sitting of said Court heo and there plead de
SAID BILL the will be taken for confessed
them and set for hearing eEparte.
A. NJ WINGFIELD, G. & NJ
UNoS AMERICAN please copy and forward bil.-C0lp
bid Press. july2I '60-y4t pr'sfee SO.
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EPERSON SPRINGS.
JAMES VI. DAVIS
UW u ARRkn"

JAMES VI. DAVIS PrOprfetor
w Ma RAAhOW superintendent.
FHHIS popular Summer Resort situated Macon county,
twenty miles east Of Gallatin four half
Of the Louisville and Nashville which aqar-
ed widely extended Repatriation By the great medicinal
tues Of its eaters, will be opened ready for the reception guests
BY the 10Th Of May uext These Springs
high and healthy location aud the health giving properties
their waters to render wO in their avcr
cessary.
ball WILL be given every Wednesday evening
Below is the list OF charges:
Regular Boarders per week. no
Children under - years of and servants hal fprice
Horses rs cents perday. ..
Two fourhorse coaches will regularly the Springs
Meeting with the train the Louisville end Nash
vile Railroad at Gaan, that visitors will experience
detention. AZ.
An excellent Band Of Music will attendance dnrng the
entire apl7-d&E
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEYiS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
MAS universally mpplantsd other Onlrents and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemspheres
wherever introduced; and its iatrsc merit the
of its in all cRdReoEs deetiozs whether he
Academic disease.
BURNS : sCALDS
instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inAm-
nation, by timely appica ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is If : by a charm, bIsmish
remaining. Il
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Springs!
montgomery County, virginia.

YUNHE Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Place in October last have thoroughly repaired snd
furnished entirely furniture hest ana
will open Il for the reception Of visitors the 18TH day
of june
Having increased stons, and liberal
ents for the comfOrof their guests they er themEeITes
that but few f any Ws Places will the same at
fractions this.
Its situated 10 the county Of Montgomery 81 miles from
shswsvie Depot Virginia and Tennessee Raroad on the
River and is surrounded by
most beautiful and scenery to be found among the
Mountains Virgins The Water has acquired such repuia
toni the last years. that il is unnecessary ANYTHING
in concentration Of it. Il considered specific for
dsordered conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and Liver
and for postraon Of the nervous system. We might append
Of certificates from Physb and others acquainted
its merits and to these might added dd iHfEitu
Passengers will met shawsville by -Four Horse omni
busse convey them road to the springs Person
leaving Bstm re- Washington, Richmond, and Petersburg ID
the morning the Springs the day. those from thu
South will ind the on the arrival Of each train
upeIq-i4m BOOTH, COLHOUN & 90.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.

ThNHE Seventeenth Session of Institution will open On
Il Monday. the Sd of Sc tenn Der, 1850.
W D. CARNEs late President Of East Tennessee University
has been called to the position Of this Institution
and will enter upon the active discharge duties the
ing OF the session. Otherwise the Faculty unchanged
While there no disposition the part Of those having
OF the Institution TO boast they feel the full
mending 70 the favor and guardians past rpu
taon for the sound scholarship and bearing
its students will be faithfully maintained Every species
spaton will be guarded against, and the
made TO keep the pupils free from the blasting vices that Eng
speedy ruin many youths in land. heahfu
ness Of locality is unsurpassed in country.
The charges moderate fully within
all of sufficient energy to be educated
For furthe information address W. D. CARNEs, Pres
W LIPsCOMB, Sec.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over largo part Of he
globe, is the consequence Of diseased acton in ne
system, induced BY the poisonous miasr on
decay. This exhalatiOn is evolved BY the action Of solar
heat on wet soil and rises with the watery vapor from
it. While the sun Is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the ear4hs surface and the virus Is te1
with it through the lungs into the blood Th2ra Il acts
as an irritating poison on the internal viscera and ex
cretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torrd
and fails secrete not only this virus but also TIE e
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
symPathze with the liver, and become dsordered also
Finally, the instinct Of our organism as If in an ATTEMPT
to expel the noxious Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal exc1eores TO force
them to cast out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with congestive violence
This is the CHILL. But IN this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface, if IN another effort
20 expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretorythe skin. Ia this also it fails and the sys-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery OF strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
Gay. these are the fits Faroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE Such constitutional disorder will Of course IN
derinine the health if it IS not removed.
We have labOred 70 ind and have found an autidOte
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, a A n n a II + z M A u = G O i i Z G e,
Savannah, Tennessee.
EBNHE first session Of this Institution will commence on Mon
u day. September 3, 1860.
Rev. William H. Browning President and Professor Of Men,
tai, Moral and Natural Sciences
Miss Sue A. smh, NJ Teacher Mathematics and Ancient
and Modern Languages.
Mrs Mary Browning, Preparatory Studies.
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wsakIeY County, state Of tennessee.

I'm CHANCERY COUNT AT DRESDEN--
Robert Mosely Jr Peter B. Mosely Mason ESzel and
wife Sophia L. Elan and wife Martha A. James shannon,
Henry and wife Mary, Sophia Mosey John Nose
w. Samuel Warren and wife Martha Warren Edward Nose
Nv and wife ArAbea J-0rd Of Publication. From the
viz the complainant filed in this it appearing the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master Of said COur that since the
filing Of this the said John Mosey has
moved the State of Missouri where he resides and that
has not been served with notice Of This suit by subpoena
swer therefore ordered by said Clerk Master
John MOey appear before the January
sid ChanceJ Court be held at the Court House Dresden
aforesaid, the second Monday Of January 1901
plea demurrer to said BILL the will be taken
for confessed against him and set for hearing expare to him
said term OF said Court 1t further ordered said Clerk and
Master that this order be Published for four successive weeks in
the weekly CntoB and american, newspaper printed IN
Nashville, State aforesaid This day July 1860
"a true copy from the Order Book
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, & NJ.
Gn-uvAf-y rs.Ea q
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WeakIey County. state of Tennessee

L. II. Bake Admir- Of W. g. Boyte deceased G. c. Old
ham Samuel Wescoat Jeremiah Cherry and William Ross
Order of Publication On affidavit the bill in this cause,
appearing the Clerk and Master Of SAID Court that the said
defendant. Oldham, resident Of said State Of Ten
resides the State OF Arkansas 1t therefore
Clerk and Master that said Oldham file his
plea said bill before the
uay SAID Chahcey Court to be held at the Court
Dresden the county OF Weakley, State Aforesaid the
Monday January 1851 said bill will be in all things
taken against him and set for hearing xparte
him said Court IT further ordered that this
published four successive weeks in the weekly USON
AND AMERcAE, newspaper published in the city u Nashville
and State Of Tennessee This the 10th day OF July Is6O
"A true COPY from the Order Book }
NATHAN N. EDWARDS, Clerk AID Master
iulv2i-Eat-pr's fe eS3 for said Court.
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Satisfactory.

10 buy Goods from home Merchants who spsnd graf
deal Of time getting up stocks direct from The Manufactures
satisfy and please the q section Of country
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
Lind for Sale.

AN offering for sale Fl the desirable small place
in Tennessee situated in Sumner county Immediately
Nashville and Gsan Turnpike read eighteen miles from the
former and eight miles from the latter place, within
Of Saundersve at which place depot the Nashville
sDd louisville Railroad, in hours Of Nashville
The contains about thirty Eve acres in complete
renar, the soil is excellent Thers is thrifty young orchard
beautifully he ged in with Usage Orange The dwelling two
story Brick with five large and neat
out houses we'll Of most excellent water, good csern
and spring.
Also within mile of saundersve acres of land aftv
the balance finely tmbered and well set In blue
grass Being determined to SOUTH tell bargs in in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN
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Stocks of Goods,

Equally good and generally bstsr, from uhaA yoa an
make your selections in Nashville.
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

AM Offering for ale on reasonable terms the following
property: &C handsome Building Lots in the 1h and SIN
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS
OF various dimensions from large to small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices in the city.
One double three story Business House Broad street, eceu-
pied at present by Hardcsstle & Co.
One Frs Of about twenty two and half acres three raj
out on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, frame house.
and ve-part Of the Crutcher tract, good SOIL
one Tract of abOuI ThirIysOne Acres
On the aurreesboro Turnpike road at its junction wiz the
stones River Turnpike, half mile OUT adjacent to w. B.
Lewis and others-my Brick yard property.
one Tract of about Thirty Acres
Eight miles out the Murfreesbec Turnpike. Good i'm
provements, good water aud timber
One Tract of about Ninety AcresS
On the FPankh College and Stones River Turnpike seven
miles out Thirty acres cleared, balance COED timber Ano ven
vztered.
One Tract of about 128 Acres
Adscent TO the East fronts said Turnpike over 10
poles-nearly all good timber and sell good.
one Tract of abOut 100 acres
Ten miles out near Smiths Springs nile and half North
Of the MureesborO Turnpike mostly we'll tmbeed shout 40
acres cleared
And several other lots tracts Of land in Nashville and vi
entity For further particulars call on EAScE WOODWARD,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes affair prices be taken in exehanEe fer the
above liuvQ6-Im1 JAMES II. MURELL.
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A Boarding and Day school.
FOR YOUNG LADIES

TUT IVUHU 11zl111H1i
TNTILL be opened September Ist in Nashville by j.
w W. NICHOLS formerly Principal Of the Florence fe'
male Academy Allah and during the last i've years. teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy
The building selected for this Institution is at :he termination
Of Spruce street, CouEzin's" House.
The OF instruction will comprise all the branches usual
y required in English education The most competent Pro
fessOrs in Music, Drawing. French &c, engaged
IL FOR particulars address J. W. NICHOLS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
HISTORY Or A LAW SUIT,
THz CuCUTT COURT TENNESSEE,
ON THE BASIS OF THE CODE,
A Ii II lam CARUT H ER s,
Senior Professori in the Lebanon Law School.
Price IS. For salem Nashville by
JOHN YORK 81 CO.,
junel6 No. 80 Union street.
MarshaI's Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Ofsundry honora
Id BILE United States Circuit Court for the Middle District
Tennessee sitting at will public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, in the city Of Nashville at the Court
House. Saturday, the sth day Of September 1860 all the right
title and interest which James Nchol and John Ncho
here's r acquire in and to the following
Of land lying in Davidson county about ~ miles North
west Of the city Of ahV the Hydes Ferry Turnpike
being the tract parcel of land conaing 3O are
laid OF and allo ted by commissioners to John Nicho ST.
trust for james and John Nho J by
y Court at Nashville rendered the 10th day Of May 1857 and
which decree registered in the Registers Office Davidson
county, in hook No l6 pages 100 and 49, For pscu
lar description Of which, reference here made said
registered aforesaid.
Levied upen the property Of James Tohn Ncbo r
and to satisfy the folio ing executions No l46 Levy Co
VS. James Nchol l747, Thomas Wood Co VS. jams
Nichol No l71s Wood Corey Wood James Ncho No
l74s, William Ensly Co vs. James Ncho No lS03 In
skcp shaekeoEd McKe James Nichol; No IeO4. Viii
liam Ensy Co John NchoI D No 1905 Inskeep, Shack
elfOrd Mckee James John NichoI, r; 1906, Alex
Stewart Co James NchOl No 2046 Samuel Cochran
Co James and iohn Nicho r No 204s Nixon
James Neho No 2O49 q Jafray & son vs. James B
Ncaol. No 2053 Watson Hidebremn James Ncho No
1854, Cheeserough Stevens &c Ncho No $685.
Carleton rockingham james Neho No e249, Oden
heimer Il Tennent James Ncno
Sale within legal retrospective without This
18th day of July 1860
J. B. CLEMENTS. U. 8. Marshal
for he ctofT
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1904 SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEMI
ZlIll their address % A EELLAM nrnnr stnr N III.

ZVbtI their address to A FULLAM, proprietor of the
American Stencil Tool Works. VT The old pioneer
Office still open Springfield vt. Eastern Office 10 Merchapts
Exchange Boston Principal Office 2l2 Broadway New YORK
The only practical Stencil Tools made patented BY PuL
sold for So including took enough retail for 1885,
With activity this amount be realized one in two
week time The tools will be EXCHANGED and new
set given any time within 10 with prorer care
CERTIFICATE REFERENCES.
We, the undersigned being residents Of Springfield w.
hereby certify thStwe acquainted with FULAM who
engaged the manu- acure NJ Stencil Tools consider
him ectly for the honorable fuhment of ali he
and for s sums Of monts him for his Tools
Co0urn President Of Exchange Bank, Springfield, Vt.
Albert Brown, Cashier of Exchange Bank.
Geo Porter Treasurer of Springfield Savings Bank.
Henry Cosson, Judge Of Probate Court.
Geo. washburn, Postmaster.
Samuel W. Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24

WILL sell Monday, September 10, 1850, my Mills
Farm, contain ing 145 acres The Hills new, pair
French Burrs for wheat pair and good Saw
MILL about so elearedbndngs very good and only
miles from town with good pike 70 It.
Eight store Rooms, Dwellings, the cunt Pleas
HOtelhis the only Hotel In ten miles Of this psce
About 50 Town Lots, suitable for Dwellings, Stores oos &C
Mount Pleasant surrounded the lands In Tsnnes
is the terminus Of the Tennesses and Alas1ma Rail-
road
hundred forty Land seven 70 ten miles
from this place, we'll mbered and four free springs
AEo, 500 miles Sout Of place. the Turn
pike 30 cleared two Orchards Buildings good
free stone springs and fenng good This occupied
By Andrew Keneday Terms liberal. 4. o. CROSS.
Mou Tam inv - -
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NOTICE.

INTENDING coDhne ourselves hereser exclusively the
of Liquors. oer cost, large ard well assorted
Tobacco and Cigars embracing grade Those who
want bargains, bad better call soon.
LELLYETT 4 SMITH,
april Nos 10 and - Market street.
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Terms of Buying Goods,

ArsfsvOsss and E,shrs the pest a1s.s for the Real
Merchants to supply he demand.
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Far sale or Excbanre.

WILL either sell exchange in part for good city Edge
field property, my Residence. two miles North Of Il
city, with from 80 20 50 Of land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
RoR and further particulars apply to the prem
TURNER s. FOSTER and JEo. L. SEHoE Cedar
W. B. WALTON.
Union copy aud charge this Ofhce.-Hdsh. Banner.
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Lnnd Tor Sale.

DEIEa dsrous Of moving souh oae for sale, ny farm
ID 200 lying Cumberland river, in JoEes Bend, D.
wilson county Hermitage some 30 Of bottom
seventy Of which d cleared and the
well tbered OF the 100 acres upland, there about forty
cleared.
ane place "a or sell wood Wood can be sold At
an times for cash
There this fm dwelling house. smoke bouse
and negro cabins Any persons desiring TO examine this farm
with view 70 purchasing me at any time On the vrees
July p, l560-d3n r. P BOEDUkANF.
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WISH to sell the place reside upon. situated ne
Gaatn Turnpike, three and quarter nles from the eS
containing sixteen in high sateof cuiv1ton, myr2
ments all new, consisting Of dive ling house.
cribs, &c, and well adapted Tor market garden tH
wishing to purchase upon the premises .uxoY
Julv 59-dim D. NAAeN--
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Land for sale.

application be made, short time will sell
III modatng terms, OrtY Acres OF LaDds three miles
from the Cooperation limits MN Greek, opposite Maj Gof
This beautiful locations in Davidson county
About cneha Of the land in timber the balance in euva
There the premises comfortable cabins and hne
young Apply MAJ GoFF the place, ny
self for PARTICULARS CHAS. X. WINSTON.
jnlyl4-u
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOP Sale

TWVHE Cypress Bend Plantation Chot county, Arkansas
Of the very best Cotton Plaatstons the Mississippi
river Is offered or sale at the extremely low price cf $685.
600 1t has all the improvements and msehDsry required
Tor eighty hands, and 900 OF land cultivation,
bearing crop Of unsurpassed cotton and There s00
altogeth in the tract and net but 10 arabic Pro
this place By eves oTeroEs i'm
possible, upon examination will found the cheapes
place the river.
Refer LnDsIEY Nashvs Tenn, the premises
to II. r. 4 A. c. WBLLB0RN.
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Great Bargains!!!

FENHE undersigned most respectfully begs to inform his
friends and the citizens Of Nashville generay hat having
returned 70 his old sand Al Union Street, be
prepared 70 furnish them with articles they may
line Wishing to close his present stock, prior 70 making
f purchases be offering bis entire Of Watches,
JeEey, Silver and Plated Ware G COstI Those Of
bargains would do well to call and examins-
J. FLOWERS.
IN vQ0-f A. TTrfru. 49, Ten
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Chancery Rules.

Franklln OOllege, Tenn, July Is, ls6O.-lm