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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
THE OH FEVER IN VIRGINIA

The "oil question: which has FOR several months sgi-
tated the citizens OF Western Pennsylvania, has, tap
pear. become almost epidemic in the neighorhood Of
Wheeling and Parkersburg, Va. "Oh, "ie" and "bo
ring" are the FIRST words that attract notice in the papers
from that region The "cr;sis" and 0id Uncle Abe
apparently forgotten The Wheeling Iutelligencer tells
Us that almost every body is out prospecting" or bo
ring" for oil where surface Indications discovered
Hear what il says:
The bowels OF the earth full Of grease and s Only
necessary reach il TO have spout forth. IL is rumo
ed that day Or two ago, company on Duck cre.k,
small stream ha empies into the huskngum river, from
Monroe and Washington counties Ohio, struck vein OF
oil at ifty-six feet aud are pumping hundred
barrels per day. At New Brighton, between here aaf
Pttsburg wells have been actually commenced
the Brighton Oil Companys well, has been dug CD elk
feet, but ye: rock has been reac ed All about
New Brighton there is incessan boring and crying
of "oil 4" "oil, !" "oil" merchant from Baltimore was
here the other day. He had invested than haf OF
bis possessions in the oil business about Pttsbug, ard
his way to Pakersburg to invest the balance,
well satisfied he Of the results Of the speculation.
The Weston, Lewis county Herald of the llth inst,
siys
perfect panic has seized orr people the srhject
OF oil the recent discoveries in the couIty OF Writ hay
ing Induced many Of them depart thiIher for the par
pose OF prospecting and boring for the precious deposit
We have learned enough OF the nature and history
Of this discovery give readers idea f the
matter. Ii is The remarkable discovery of the sge
aad il tie flow is permanent will rival the gold region Of
California. We understand friend j. N. Camden and
Others making between two and three hunnred bar
rels day, for which they find ready market the great
est difficulty being to procure supply OF barrels 10 Sc
the oil. La one Instance are informed the flow
being rapid TO submerge field Of two or three
to the depth Of several inches Several friends have
promised written account of this remarkable dscov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON Feb 10 1861

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1861.
Tomorrow, at IL NJ, the ballots for President aid
Vice President be counted in the House Of Repre-
sentatves in Congress assembled. The report that the
ballots sent from the various States, are missing, he's
created wonderful sepsatal. The ia that the
certified and sealed returns sent in by the State
electors, they all deposited in box in place.
end ha. hox, ballots and all cannot be found Sup
posing such to arise it would present intc
resting points to legislators and constitutional uriss for
though certified duplicates might be here, it ia
almost impossible that il could be done before the fourth
Altogether, might have as lively Congressional
contest as in the fourth election under the unamended
Constitution. To-day Hon Joseph s. Wilson issued his
rport. II embodes vast amount Of the most valuable
information regarding the sixteen land States and the
six Territories. Kansas contains 100 2sS square miles
and so s2 100 Virginia has 81 S52 square miles,
aid 80 265 $50 acres The total surface (including
ter suriace) Of the ULted States is $50 900 square
miles and the land comprises 100000 900 acres
The Commissioner informs that the Federal land sys
is perfect that Great Britain has adopted it in her.
now immensely valuable, domain of Australia. A call
has been issued for meeting tonight Of Washingonans
desiring to form themselves into volunteer cavalry
company sumner was excessively Dtter OH the Ori'-
tenden compromise to-day in the Senate and the Secre
tary of tie Treasury communicated to the House the fact
tlat the Government by the 4ih Of March, would be
5000 600 in for expenses. The nyes
gitirg comatee on Indian bond- reported to-day. The
report is quite Lengthy but not Of mu:h interest All
officers belonging to regiments quarered here, on
leave of Absence have been ORDERED 10 report for duty
1t is thought the city will for few days at least DO
placed under martial law, SIC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
INC Inf riorI..ne..

The dissolution OF the Union hauAg been based b.
South Carolina aud other States on the election Of Re
publican President think &c opportuae to cite at tn
tine the attitude assigned BY the Hon. William L. Yaa-
cey to those Who have accepted this iuieror issue fer
precpitatng thai great transaction. We quote from b
remarks made in the Southern Convention assembled at
Montgomery, Alabama, 10 the month OF Nav in the year
ISIS
-" say H. Nth al Difference TO nv colleagues that 10
more Inferior issue could be rendered the South upon
which should dissolve the Union than the loss OF
election II in the contest Of 1860 for the Presidency
No SeEard should receive the legal number Of votes
eessary - elect him according 70 The tOs OF the Con
sdtutOn and the eW, geudsmen say that tneh all le
the tune 70 dissolve the Uuion. y that IS made The
cause Of dsuniou say them VII 60 with them, but
vii feel that am going in the wake Of an inferior is
sue-that there Sas banner that s not Of the
kind would ssh. WLea I am asked to raise the q
OF revelation against The Constitution an asked q 20
e0astitaii0ai AiHq according 20 The Constitution
rs Il noS exists am asked b put mVself n the posi-
u1n Of rsbct. - trai'0r-u position where II the
Government 81 ud succeed aud put NE dowE in the re-
vou,iOn sad ~ friends can be arraigacd before the
6apreme Court Of the United States which woGid be
tie creature Of Mr. Sewarl be has gwen notice in tie
Senate aud there sentenced be hanged for violating
fis Consultation and laws Ct nv cOJutry. And il
should be asked why sentence should not be pass>d On
me cOad net thea. as nov 10 reierSnce to pas,
+ ues could not say then 70 the bOOdy uigCs
wao would s upon the beech hands guiltiess Oi
wrong against the CouVtUo1 Of nv eogntry. and ap
ped 70 enlightened pOseriiy 70 TIE judgment Of the
~Orli % yindislie ray and memOry when. En-
NETT ga ay eo1H ~ shah hsse t.ke0 her pass
more go Ial among the naloos OF The str'h."
ARREST oF DEFAULrING STATE TREASURER.
DFrRIor Fsb, ll.-John Mckinney late State Treasr-
rer charged With the cub, zzl-usn Of mooeys OF the
Sae wss arrested AZ Lansing day and held s25 600
Q -OgnisaSee TO sPPeAr for examination.
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few other bonds aGceriaGed to have been pur-
chased by Riggs Co bankers OF Washington for oth,r
parties and by other individuals which are not Included
in the above statement
Russell appeared before the Committee but being al
vised that he under criminal prosecution, and
ght answer or not he chose he expressed wish to
make sta. neat in writing This be was permitted to
do but the Committee refer 10 bis letter mere evasye
and technical statement,
The principal pr Of the report refers to the extracr
binary proceedings OF Secretary Floyd in the miitsr Of
accepances issued by him. On this subject the Commit
tee say:
When the Ubiquitous act perpc;raed by ore Of the
subordinate Officers of the Interior Department In the ao
s;ract0n Of bonds made known, 1t was discovered
at the same time that acceptanees Unauthorized by lew
aud deceptive and fraudulent in their character had been
ssued by the Secretary of War, in favor OF Messrs
RIss Il, Mcjors 4 WaddeIl. as portion OF these are
nseparaby connected with the History Of the bend
o'zzement it is prOpos FIRST to inquire into the ClrepE
stances attending their Issue.
IL Ia sisted by Mr. Russell that the day he made his
last application for secuIities Nr. b Ill agreed TO fur
uish them on the condon that there should be deposit
ed wiki him, in h!e place the accepances oil Governor
Floyd as Secretary Of War Mr. Russell it would APP
pear, had then baud seven hundred and thrty-fve
thousand dollars of accepance seveHtytSo thousand OF
which were unconditional and the balance conditional
and payable out OF The earnings OF Russell, Majors ard
Waedel for 1851 The amount Of the bonds he receiv-
ed that and previous occasions was eight hundred aud
seventy thousand dollars There was therefore wanting
to make up the requisite Of securities one hundred
aud tEirtyve thousand dollars aid we accordingly find
that there an acceptance bearing date December l3h
foe that precise amount When it is remembered that
that is the date Of the last livery OF bonds and of the
receipt therefor, the infnee Undo0idobts that the
acceptance issued TO make up aseertained def.
eisney ard that IL cds anticipated that IL rod go into
the possession Of Bailey.
Upon general summing uo OF all the facts The com.
mtee arrive at the conclusion that there an entire de-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
DEPARTURE FROM IANAPOLIs-ARRIvAL AT
CINCINNATI

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l2th.-President-eec Lincoln left
here this morning to continue his Journey the federal
capital Before starting he thanked his friends for the
reception they had given him. and said be trusted they all
might meet again under one flag and one Union.
The train pissed through Norris, Indiana, this after
noon, making brief halt, where Mr. Lincoln spoke
few words at greeting in acknowledgment of the applause
Of the people.
Throughout the road every precau;ion taken TO
avoid sccidepts Flag stationed at every cross
road, displaying the American flag signal that all
was right.
CINcISSArI Feb. u, p. A.-The train bearing the
Presdent-ec and his company arrived here at The ap
p ,uted time and Mr. Lincoln received with an i'm
neuse demonstration of enthusiasm. The city gay
with hAgs and other tokens OF welcome.
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SHOCKING CALAMITY

CHICAGO, Feb. n.-Seyen persons we're drowned yes.
terdsy bile attempting small stream, in Mel
sr county Illinois in sleigh. The party consisted Of
az old nan named Mnty, Mrs. Mary Hsydes and two
children, Mrs. Elizabeth Hodson and two children,
Mrs Barge and two children Minty saved himself and
ore Of Mrs. Hod,on's children by swimming. Mrs.
Hodson remsned 10 the Sleigh holding her other child
al hour and half the side board, until assistance
came. Both re taken out alive but the mother died
shortly aft rwsrds.
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80 THE VIRGINIA LIRE m.

- 49, TIE vihGIfhA LII IN
0>>3 sURANCE COMPANY has OBJ sinti the present
lie gil impOttsnt IT, charter sElch
insure his lie for the be eft Of his wife snd eldeh
free from the claims Of lis creditors The benevolent aim this
Institution 10 msLifes. The Ire Community Ibis
lure gives the Company privilege wea people
erjoyed before TIE benefits o. tie
ind rOoi a. snd every Who proper regard
for his family should Instantly avail hin self Of them threads uU
AN ACr
To amead Act passed Jaauary e3 1850 easd"Ah Act to
incorporate the Virginia Life Insurance Company passed Ib
ruary ht 1851.
Be enacted by the General Assembly Of ygtia. That
any policy OF issued by tbs said rhe Virginia Life lhsu
CJmpsny" the lie Of say persoo exp
the be eft Of mse vsman whether the he tG ed
BY her,e or her husband by other prison. shall
her sole and and and OF her bu
ia DIS children be expressed In said policy. AMI
shall be u by her fee from conol CLAIM a hbanl
or lis creditors Ct the person eGeng the same his cred
torL This shall he 10 fese from iis felilw
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PREMIUM BIT.

49, rERs Is conceded 10 b. the lIslo,s who'll
snd e1ecus tonic Ia the Word used every FAM
hy In NG solely fer this ella should be
found In The Ct every South r4my ci.
esss Of the stomIeh sad bowels They f- I,
Of DYsPEPs Nervous readteks 80 With psin Ia
touach bowel, they give immediate DISC der,S
vers sad Ia We X and drbst,d penons they viii give yi
energy to tie whole system 1hsy only need trial give tkr
precedence all other Httes The bers had "a
hessrs GRAY. PURCELL LAID co ans BY al prr mints
Du9g5s "a TIE city CT Richmond AID e,ssb.re In and
North CGro Ina Also, by @ SrUrr CO wsh neon Cry D.
a. CANDY GIIPtN 90 Bs tininre. u FANEsToCR co
Phli eeiphla, AMI BASSE4 4 PARK SewI rx
dsrs filed By addressing BAKER, P.oprtar.
Eco. e--dEs X chmoaf VA
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ANOTHER SPEECH FROM MR.. STEPHENS.

10 the Southern Congress, at Montgomery, the llth
inst, Hon 4. II. St phens said:
have been Motif d by the Committee Of my election
al Vice President Of the Provisional Goyernmen Ct The
Confederate States Of America The CON mit.e request
that should make known to this body in verbal res
ponse my Acceptance Of the high position to which
have been called This now do 10 this angus, presence
before you Mr. President before Congress- and before
this large OF people, under the bright and
brilliant sky which smile auspciousy upon u.s.
take this occasion to return my profound acknow
le1gmens for this expression OF the part Of
Dgreas. There are special Why place
ually high estimate on it. The considerations which in
duced to accept it need IL is sufficient for
to say that it may te deemed questionable whether
any good citizen refuse 10 discourage any duty which
may be assigned Lin by his country in the hour Of need
/. might be expected that should indulge in some re.
marks on the Of public affairs and the dangers which
thereafter US and the most advisable be adop-
ted to meet the pressing exigences. Allow me TO saw
in the absence OF the distinguished gentleman called TO
the Chief Executive Chair think it best to forbear say.
ing anything such matters. We expect him 10 few
days-by Wednesday of this week if not Provdentaly
detaned-when will hear from him on these difficult
questions and doubt not shall cordially and harmo-
nously concur in the line Of policy which his superior
wisdom and craftsmanship indicate. Meantime VIC may
very probably be directing attention 10 pro-
vdDg necessary postal arrangements making provision
for the transfer Of the from the urisdio
ton Of the separate States to the Conf deracy and the
imposition Of such duties as ace pecefsry TO meet the
present and expected expenditures The poser TO raise
should be limited to the object Of the revenue
sm duty Of not exceeding 10 cenium upon impol.
tatios IL Is believed is tuhcieu We eau also DO dsvo
ting our attention 10 Constitution aud permanent Gov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-14
NOTICE.

nBNQuENr consumers Of IN JGsrson ward hereby
~ not ID thai ;hey I'll. their bS before the houE
of3 ococs to day. they will be dealt with according e
Requirements Of the fol owing from the
ing the Gas werki:
By Ordnance passed by IRE Council Nay 6t 1885 Hany
BILL remain unpaid for days Eext after that which
sebtd the Auditor shall notify the suprni, ndnt vhJ shat
the from being used the preGte In 10 wbta
the def ul. exists and II not paid vn i've
cent will be sdird to the oTgiga OF the b shall
be placed 10 TIE hands Of the City CSiec,or
TR HARRISON, for
fel4 1t MI. sTRsTfoS, Auditor.
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srsGent, stable aud durable which one Of the ie.lo,
bjscts Of our assembling. am ready TO lake tia
oath.
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IlAHQFFINE CANDLRs.-MeseessP Patent ,oaine
Csn4e w1rrsns TO rssi al Cnatst 81 csse, for sale
y fst - B. DAyhNPSkT.
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lfsARDING.-A gentleman and his WIFE, anEs sen
-nsE obtain board private family With ehsiee Of
-ssaat comfortable apart Apply Mra VIZ
ou,husst corner Clay Aoi sth 1t e,ts fei4-it
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TERRlBLE TINES IN NEW YORK

The New Yoik Day Book, OF Saturday, has the fol-
lowing:
We we're informed by prominent lawyer this morn.
ing that not less than hundred failures occurred in
tia city yesterday In fact il il said that whole blocks
tlmbng down together. This is fearful state Of affairs
and it renders ad 10 contempt plate such widespread
and misery in the midst of such universal prosperi-
ty. When Providence has blessed us a nation with
all that heart could WISH it is lamentabe think that
anltica and sectional party should step 10 aud destroy
all this afiIence and sweep away in breath The hard.
earned coupetcrce of years of industry The time VAS
few weeks sincewe fear i. is late now-when the
queston could have zen settled in twenty -four hours,
and peace aud prosperity sent their heaing wings
very portion OF our great Republc. Ba,, alas the
bin:ness OF INSCRIPTIONS politicians and the madness Of
fanlca zeaot have nearly nguishsd every hope Of
peace, and see long and gloomy night before the
North bertf-as she gradually will be by Southern
ranleLerac1=-nf her COLLIN nrcial na.iiian
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-05

THE TEMPEST. By Wn. Shakespeare. Il
Illustrated by Foster, Dors, Skill, slader
and Janet. Quarto.
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arvEa AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.


ne river Continued slsEly falling yesisrday.-.-.-
Ruaness was eulL..-..Tbe weather was cloudy in the
morning with : heavy rain in the Afternoon. e The
Artsasas is reported BY the Ashley to have about fonr
L ct 10 Little Heck and thirty iurhss sbove.....The
New pals City passed Up from New Orleans for s.
Leuts; the 3. Howard went down from Nashrile e
ne Gov. Morgan came in from White river, % which
stream size retuns 10 8 few dsys.-...--Ths Little Rock
len for Arkansas river, and the victoria for Viesasurg.
r's Ashley. from Arkansas river, had a prisoner Of war
board.....The Psrry, from 81. Loais, had one Of te
iarrest trips Of The season she returned IN the eve
ninE.......oapt ssuseley's popular Belle Memphis is
the next boat for St.
The Eestmorslsnd, the boat that was nred int At Ma
peleon. hss been LAID up At Cairo......Ehe g ". Gra-
han, the new boat built under ie immediate superin-
tendeBoe Of Capt. Dan. Able, fer the Memphis and St.
Louis ls.de, is on her way 70 the latter city, She is
named in compliment &c c. wash. Grahsm, Of the hrm
Of Graham Halliday q o., Of Cairo, III and New Or
leans She viii be commanded By Capt. J. ". Terrin,
J. J. wilcox, clerk. -
FoR ST. loUIs.-At 8 O'Clock KoHday evening. The
dne steamer Belle Memphis, Capt S1usley, wln lesve
this port for St. Louis. Jolb Lawrence, At 81. Lsuis
Wharf-soat, is the agent.
FoE INV oRLEAEs.-The new passenger steamer
MarT Keene, Rlchardson, master. will leave as shove
on hoDday 6h inst, At p. d. 7. d. WiIllsms & Co.
aFsuts.
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" RLEFse a com
-ogsTEHFElT.

- q lhia dressing gown.
s-et faced giri, entering he
- Huntisy 4 Warner IN
city uhirh -
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rh.rnnn n.

CANADA W Chaunlin D. Cambell A d; CahiU p
l Csmbe1 4 Chapman G n; Chavstt J ?. CamheH y.
Cahiu A s. ca dvenJ p Calu s.; Cahil p Clark J.;
Clarz n = Car 2 2 Carter 6 VI Carter = Carr W G
Csrv 'srerlv j. Crane A-Csssidy ps Green = Cheafh-
an n Y; Cyntt " Crisp Z NJ Coieman b; Coleman r
r; Cali 3 . Conner " .; Ccns'dine N; Council n D:
Caun1r y; Cornell 3; Cooper " 20; Cooney ! ]; Cor
rider p C1rtit ~ Cor NJ Gary g; Crowley ~; Cox r;
Outton B p Callahan J; Clarke Vt; Clarke :; Caralan b;
c-HiE A !; Carie = Carson J; Craig A J. earle 2; Car
srn :; Carney " D; Carroll A; Clayton A; CIEytou J J;
Cheese A W Clemens c p Cysns P; Grim T. Vi: G nsY
j CniFman 2; Coles G W. Cole n "; Consf'ck W. Cam
-er "; Cansdy l. O.; Conrad : P; Croker J; Coombs J
p Crosby 6 r. Covert g; CrrJ G; cox r; Css-ela n;
or9pper FRS Copeland P; Cox "; Curry " A; Cau-cb
c 2. Carney y y Cruup PD 2 Curtin J NJ Cat inan =;
COX g; C-7stlrnd vs. Cuban y Courtney y Ctude "
W m--frq 4 Or w--,-Fu~u N
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rvtrrkE I~FTTERs.-BeTiolcne ?; BeIinoi = hsls-
nndsiio u Bot o p BoEsia @ Boto q hrsnetu &
Gas fe nj / p; Compudontco NJ ptneri A Z ~
y -. .Iastrow ] 3 Giac1mint T Gszz1lo A. La
NM T. sri NJ Montedanioo g Paieppo III sluriA
N. a. Troalid q CO g. Zsnogilo b sharbAFo y
&c. moi = V.nturini MI,
rnRE.sH LsrrERs-BaulEe " C~AvisEslP P; BsasaN
Il W. IL 1uTnesu-
INITIALS TO mcCommsnier q he sl1-fooi hatial-
Il iou; Oh ckssaw ledge NOS i Q o 81 Iennesaeei
= fe Areot Of Burtieits seWiug Machine.
NJ. c. GALLAWAY, Postmaster.
MEMPHIS, May 3, 1851.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
Fer SAFE,

I OFFER for sale the me tract Of land. known as the
Il Australia plsCe, oontsiuiug near S xteen HusGred
Acres; about eight hundred Of which are cleared, IT "a
seven miles from the Mississippi river, and is supplied
win GOO luildHnras Gin Nil, aud Out House, etc., etc d..
and 10 rsputed 70 be one of the uiEhest places in ne
AisHissiuui bottom, much Of . escaping the s~orn9- q
1855 a1d 1859 L Il back OF Australia landing. Ia &c
wishing 70 bay ere referred To A. n. Boyd, Bradley &
Peters, Of M~mphis5 and t. Rowen Bridges, Of Bolivar,
and the n-izhb0rs OF The plantation A Eood ba. gain
can be ObfuiRed II Application is made betweeR this aud
the lst Of JHuuary next. The land comprises section ~
and ., Ia township IS, range 6 west and pBrts Of sec
ton % and IS in sane township and range situated en
the HusprecEnaW, hboEt seven miles from the Missis-
sippi river. rap7-lml A.. J. D~ONELSON.
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EALLTSJ :; Farmer Y Z FarreU = Paris v: Farmer
4 G; F'atcher A J; Fisher ! W Flyn G; Flt-n IN.
Fvn @; Foster o.; Forms1 9 Poster " e; Foster p:
F1rman g We Poster " 7 p F0sier j. Farbs A r. Par
row y Fork J; F1-rery c; Paris g; Francis D C; French
p FeIiowE J. Fritza O. Ply h O.; Flyu A s; FiuneH F
Fiournoy q Poster n 3 Foili0-t g NJ Fox J p Poster
=; Ftnrrncv G; Ford NJ Fuif0rd \; Fussel J; Poster n
= Fuleu . p FnTy J.
GOOD " p Gaze A TT; Gsu'mzu II z; George r c:
y Grurths q p GoIden 2; Geurant G; Garrison J r:
Caller WV Green N; Gritas " P; GrfnthJ n. Good
lert " ~; GardnerM =; Gardner T. G-artLT; g b.
B = Gilmore J A; Ga~n- C; GslaWsv 7; Grant VI n;
Grady d. Green p Givu y; Grimm NJ; Goldsmith 4;
GHrriso7 B n5 GailaEer p; Green \ <; G-fmaE Grimm
! ICON "; G1r1efrR rs G-hsm 4; Grahsm 7 e.
/ 6limc &c: GriGn c; Cock p
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ID ChancerE Id memnhia

CTATs OF TEEEEssEB -ProcasdIugs had IN ga
~ Clerks om-o, chEncery sias q ts @ 4Em0n Law ~
Chan-ey Court o. thcd iy Of Hs1Bhis Wedass1sy,
February treTTts, 1881.
James .. Thlrntu, C1u1IaIrant
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pentI..n for DIHorce.

" in Circuit Court Of shelby county.
Thcnas A. futile
m this cause IL aqpeariRg 70 tie CLERK, from ths petit
1 ton hied FOR divorce duly sworn =. that the de-
fend.ut Thsuas A. Trtae. Is 3 nonresident 81 the
State Of Tennessee, IL H. ordered b the clerk that puo-
f0sr weeks. requi'iuF the d-f7ndsnt to Gupear before
the judge o. sur CiFcrit COurt, 70 Be held Tor Shelby
I county, a. the court House, ir he town of Raleigh, on
rho third Monday in Nay neEt auc then and thers
within the frst thr se dsys a said term. 20 plead,
ansWer or demur 10 BE complainant bill fled hereH
Tor divorce. or the same wiz BE- taken for confessed. and
SET for hearing eE parte.
Done At once March y, 1891.
j npl-sRs y. D. l. STEWART, Clest.