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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13
PLUMBING, Gas FITTING, &C.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
GAS FHNHU ~ HcS,

CAs TUBING, -. M FITTING, HOT WATER AP-
NJ PARATTS, l.. " Water Closets, Pumps Of every
description, snch illHeads, letter As "a kind
before offered this marke Smars Patent, Cur
it's Patent Bassets Patent and four different Patent
Pumps by W. b. Douglas; any all Of which be
found other establishment i'm this CITY, Sheet Lead
Lead Pipe Timed Copper Pipe Galvanized Iron Pipe, &C.,
&C. as cheap the cheapest. Warranted give salts
faction. The Place, Masonic Hall, No. So West Washing
ton street, Indianapolis, Indiana
feb24 '6O-d&wlx. RAMSAY & HANNING.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13

Whole Tickets, go; Halves, SO, Quar-
ters So.
Prizes cashed al sight at per cent. discount.
Bills ON all solvent banks taken par
drawing viii be forwarded the result be-
comes known.
All orders for Schemes Tickets TO be addressed
don R0DRlGUEs care Of City Post Charleston, South
Carolina" novs-d&wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13
LANDS LOCATED.
IOWA, KANSAS, NEBRASKA,
MINNESOTA LANDS

HAVING GOOD JUDGES AND EXPERIENCED
II n Surveyors making selections from the lands
situated in the richest portions OF Iowa. Kansas Nebraska
and Minnesota, being brought into market by the
United States, prepared TO contract locate any
quantity Of these lands, with either
Land warrants or Cash,
On liberal terms and guarantee satisfaction. Persons
holding Land will do well embrace this oppor
tuuy to have them safely and judicousy invested The
sales have commenced the different land Offices In the
above States, and persons contemplating such invest
should advise with in order that their
warrants money be in agents hands
possible.
For further information .7quire by person or letter
VIM. Y. WILEY,
Real Estate Agent, Indianapolis Indiana.
Land Warrants bought and Sold paid and titles
examined in all the Western States and patents procured
or persons holding certificates Of entrv novl960-d&w3m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13
LoTTER lES.

LOTTERIES.
Royal Havana Lottery.
FUVHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
IL Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Govern
ment under the supervision Of the Coptan General OF
Cuba, viii take place at Havana, on
Saturday, February o, 1861.
$500, 900.
seRTEo NUMERo ESQ oRDINARIo.
Capital Prize, 100000.
frze oi....... 100000
i ..........--.-........ ............. $4,000
..-....................... $4,000
.-............-........-... 10000
.................-..-....... 10000
oU l,uUU
ou 900
153 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
20 Approximations. .....-..... 1900. $500
For approximations to the 100000 of $500 each; Of
$500 o $4,000. 4 o 10 600 4 of 1900 To
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13
DEIZELL 81 SMITHS
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

h II "A ~ FL n II AUE IN " \
81 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
A GENTS FOR HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE open at all hours.
Cash and good land for city and county property.
OUR TERMS-'No sale no pay"
All kinds Of instruments Observation-Disclosures and
aidayits taken in any part of the city day night.
Horse and buggy at our customers disposal.
Land Warrants located on choice selections.
Taxes paid in any Of the Western States
Stocks of Goods aud Grocerie-. houses and
far1ns-books-Iniils. DELZELL SMITH,
Real Estate Agents,
81 East Washington street indianapolis Ind.
VETANTED--wild lands wanted, and some good
wv dwellings in different parts of the city for sale and
land taken in part pay DELZEIL SMITH,
jan22 Real Estate Agents.
EN0R RENT-Good houses in different locations, from
u "a to $40 per month. DELZELL SMITH,
janl Real Estate Agents.
TNoR RENT-GOod house of five rooms and all con-
IL veniences, on North Tennessee street-sl2 so per
month. DELZELL a SMITH,
jan22 Real Estate Agents
ENoR RENT-Two houses on East New York street
u DELzELL SMITH,
Jan22 Real Estate Agents.
INOR RENT-Brick house Of ten rooms and two acres
IL of orchard, and handsome grounds, close to the
city, $500. DEIZELL SMITH,
jan22 Real Estate Agents.
LyOR RENT-A large livery stable in the city,
u DELZELL & SMITH,
jan1 Real Estate Agents.
LN0R SALE AND TRADE-Oyer four hundred pieces
II of good property for sale and trade
DELZELL & SMITH,
Jan ~ Real Estate Agents.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13

INoR TRADE-A farm of IS acres four miles South
II east of Indianapolis en- Lick Creek 40 acres under
cultivation City property TO the amount Of 81 900 taken
In part pay, by WIN. Y WILEY.
ieosd6w Real Estate Agent
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-02-13

INOR Embellishments of different sizes in all parts
IL of the city; also business rooms etc, rent by
WIN. Y WILEY,
febS Rea Estate Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
Arrival Of tho Hlbernia.

New York, June 4.-The Hibernis left Liverpool
on the evening of the 23d. and Londonderry the
evening Of the oath, and arrived at Farther Point
1896 this afternoon.
Parliament was reassemDled on the evening of the
23d- The Kossuth-Hungarian note case was being
argued in the Court of Chancery.
The London underwriters have fixed the war rates
on American vessels at COS guineas.
The London Post, the ministerial organ, says if
the ministers defeated on Newgate's proposition
they will dissolve Parliament
The Times publishes the first part of q lengthy
communication on the causes of the American war,
and has strong editorial Stewards letter TO the
American Ambassador to France. 1t says it sounds
very much like insult and ridicues his prophetical
ideas.
The French ambassador to London had returned
from Paris. and it is reported. with instructions Of
a conciliAtory character.
In the Chamber of Deputies the opposition pro-
posed a material reduction in the budget The
Council of State refused modification.
petition signed by 10000 Romans. to Napoleon
praying the withdrawal of French troops has been
sent to Paris, notwithstanding the efforts of the
police 10 stop it.
In England the American question para
mount. Clay's letter attracts considerable atten-
ton.
Tie rumor is prevalent that vessels were going
out Of Liverpool for privateering.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, June 5.-Immense quantities of pro-
visions have been and are now being shipped over
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad to insurrec-
uonsry States.
Inc present Collector at Louisville being Seces-
slonlst refuses to obey orders stopping shipments
oo ,,, A new Collector has been appointed and
VIII enler upon his duties in few days. To sup
port inc collector it intended to send the so
called Aentueky brigade to Louisville but the De-
partment mas been advised that the Kentuckans
would pear more patiently the presence of any
brigade. and that the Unionists especially deprecate
their coming.
The Kentucky brigade win probably be ordered
to Washington, and nome guard, ike that at ST.
Louis, be organized at Louisville
There was no forward movement last night The
Federalists being afraid to stir in conseonence of
several thousand Southerners appearing a. Centre
vile, sixteen miles below Alexandria Troops are
being supplied with eight days rations.
Federal scouting party was captured near
Hampton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
Sale of Land for Taxes.

10y order sale directed the Circuit
Court Of Humphreys county, at its March Term, 1861,
WILL first Monday in July next at the courthouse door
Wavery for pabc auction, the Law directs,
following OF land much each, will
be sufficient pay the taxes cost and charges due seyersly
thereon, to-wit:
Owner unknown tract Of thousand civil Dts
te No valued At $780, tax 75e Clerks fee 81 So Printers
fee so; Collectors fee J.
= Montgomery, II tract -scres, District No valued
ats el Clerks fee so; Printers fee 1856 Collectors
fee $50.
McCrary Of ave hundred in District Nc
valued $780, in 1880 l5c Clerks fee 81 5O Printer Zee
/ SO; Collectors fee !.
Robert McCary OF land OF Eve hundred in Dis
No SlO0 in 1859 20 CLERKS fee 81 So
Printers fee 80; CoIsctor's fee !.
Moore tract "a District No 4, valued at eeoOt
Clerks fee 5o Printers fee 50; Collectors fee l.
Willie Hutcherson, tract in District No A. valued
g. csc 1885, Clerks fee 81 So Printers fee 50;
Collectors fee i.
David Prewetts $50 District No 8,
valued $780, tax 81 TO- ce,ks fee So Printers fec So
Collectors fee l.
Adcock tract of $40 District No TO- At
$780, 3cc Clerks fee 81 5o Printers fee So Collectors
fee J.
TO Smith. of2I4 acres, District No TO- valued at
SlOOC 81 Clerks fee So Printers fee So Collectors
fee l.
Lewis wsggOner. tract acres: taxes 45c; Clerks Zee
l 50, Printers fee ] so: Collectors fee l.
All lying in Humphreys county, Tennessee.
WILLIAM McILLWAIN, 3. O,
Bnav7-v4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
An AtrocIou, RecOmmendation.

The New York Tribune grows rabid when it
speaks of ELLSWORTH, who met his fate in Alexan-
dria 1t would avenge his death in most afro
cious manner. 1t says:
A heavy pecuniAry mulct-two or three hundred
thousand dolHrs-shoud be imposed upon it, and
falling thereof the portion Of the city where the
crime occurred should be leveled with the ground.
Itis said in some of the journals that coroner 6
INQUEST over the body of the murderer rendered
verdict that he died at the hands of United States
soldiers "while defending his own property IN his
own housen-a victim of lawless violence, there
fore ard not rebel assassin! If this does not
prove completely with the crime on the part Of the
citizens such as would amply justify the sort Of re-
tribution here called for, are at loss TO know
what would Let the bsrbarians be taught that e
are in earnest; that since they have invoked war
they shall have war-rigorOus, unrelenting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
En- gland and the NOrth-PamilIHr Views
of English Merchants.

The following extracts from two leading mercan-
tile houses in Liverpool will show the reader the
estimation in which the Southern Confederacy Is
held by the mercantile class of England:
LIVERPOOL, May 10, lS6l.-I have TO thank you
for vour note of the 18th ult., which / read with
great interest and congratulate you on the success
90 far attending the Confederate States. Ihope the
neyt steamer will advise that the North have been
generated and that the line Of communication be-
tween Annapolis and Washington is again interrupt
ed and thus bring the Capital into your hands II
not Virginia will suffer, aad perhaps Richmond may
fail into the Northern grasp. The command OF the
ses Fort Monroe. and Washington are grand bases
of oDeratons On this side we want to see peace,
and a peaceful separation. No one looks Tor re
union as possible therefore, the unanimous feeling
is let common sense only prevail and there neeu
be no more fighting England has recognized you as a
POWER as having authority to man war vessels ana
her navy will respect them. Tins Is the lorerunher
of unconditional recognition Are you satisfied that
NV predictions were correct? expect 10 see the
course England has taken raise storm OF lndlgna-
ton at the North but we look TO justice and right
and not revenge urged on by fanaticism
LIyERPooL, May IL, ,S6l.-Al with US lock lorS
ward with intense curiosity, to the future pohtlcal
news from your slde and TO the struggle when tne
South has undertaken for distinct nationality. We
dread long protracted warfare, emblttered oy tne
ouarrels of men of many sentiments, lately PROM
ers and springing from common origin. ina
she Sonth cannot be cOerced is the growing OPINION
an this side; but the defence may be carried on al
: te.rful cost: and il is this terrible uncertainty
that fIIs us with anxiety, and which gave you tht
svmpathy of our people, and growing more IN youi
favor every day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

NyILL be sold Thursday the 9Th Of June 1851 ma
w chine shop with ali the machner unanh-
ed work that may Be on hand II not previously sold The
chnery consists Of good ten horse engine ooaF nearly
new tive eAed LAts for turning Iron, Lathe for wool
one Bolt Gutter, Daniel Palmer Woodwork Palmer
Tenorng Machine, two Circle saEs sne Sash saw ss
Benches four i've sets Bench Tools great many oth
articles not enumerated Said shop formerly occupied b.
Elliott Ralstsn. Il is twenty niles from NaaTlle on the
Road at Smyrna, Ruth erford county Tennessee,
is OF the best locations in the SHts for Machine Shop
Carpenter Shop Cabinet shop. Any person wishing 70
purchase by writing further nformatIon
At the shop and Elliott will them the machinery,
Terms, fourth cash. the balance in eqnal payments
six, Twelve and eighteen months with payable
we'll secured. This April 10TH 1851.
Smyrna, Tenn. STLAs TUCKER.
ApllQ-Etd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
Ernr,n ra~ rnrE

New YORK. June 4.-The steamer Borrussia, from
Liverpool, has arrived. Cotton sales Tuesday, I5
900 bales, closing with an advancing tendency and
an improved demand Manchester Market dull.
Weather favorable for crops. Breadstufs very dull
and slightly lower. Provisions steady. Consols
g1l99ls for money.
The hibernian from Liverpool, has arrived at
Further Point
Cotton sales on Wednesday 10000 bales sales
Thursday IA 900 bales spectators and exporters in
both days took II 900 bales. Market closed firm
with good demand, and slightly higher Consuls
unchanged. Politics unimportant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
Froup Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Chicago Tribune, of this
morning, declares in favor of Douglas Democrat
for vacancy in the United States Senate, and
urges Governor Yates to make such selection. 1t
says it becomes Republicans now to prove their
faith in the unanimty of the North by this recog-
milton of patriotism and fidelity to the Union of
former antagonists.
J. d. Pulley, member of the Legislature from
Williamson county, has been arrested at Csrbond-
ale for treason by order of Gen. Prentiss. He will
be sent to Springfield for trial 1t is believed that
ample evidence exists that he is leading traitor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

We copied into our commercial column yesterday
an article from the London Post in which it was
stated that he Persia which sailed from Liverpool
on the 18th ult took out large quantity of rifles,
purchased at Birmingham for New York and other
Stateso A gentleman who came over in the Persia
called on us yesterday and informed us that he
heard Capt. JUDKN himself say that there were no
guns on his vessel, and that he would bring none
for New York or any other State. Our informant
learned previous to leaving Liverpool that applica-
ton had been made to Capt JUDKIN to take lot OF
guns but that he refused and his subsequent state
,,.nt oo7frmed that information.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June Seen. Price issues a proclama-
ton to the Brig. Generals commanding the Militia
Districts of Missouri. He says: Ibis efforts In
every station have been to prevent the transfer Of
the battlefield from the Atlantic States to Missouri
The right Of Mssourians to bear arms is undoubted
and to secure tins right peacefully. himself and
Gen. Harvey compromised in terms alike honorable
to Missouri and to the United States.
The Administration has removed Gen. Harvey
but doubtless his successor will respect the COM
pact For himself he will adhere to it in letter and
spirit. Its violation would be gross indignity to
the citizens of Missouri and would be resisted to
the last extremity. The people of Missouri cannot
be forced into submission and if attempted let no
apprehension be entertained of the result
Six regiments are en- route for Cairo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The Border States Conven-
ton have issued an address to the people of Ken
lucky, signed by all the members. MOrehead, il
a note, says: II sign it because approve of the
refusal to furnish troops, and favor the policy Of
neutrality without committing myself to all that
said on other matters" The address to the people
of the United States signed by all, including John
Caldwell, of Tennessee, except MOrehead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ASWNS DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, Tor thei
NsE~ss four years louisville Kentucky, and who
his attention treatment of private diseases fer
thrty himself having attended to practice fer %
and thousands he ensbled to ca
All diseases of private nature matter now BAD they may b
from piudicous medical frcm neglect OF own
NJ E1g sanary No. 90 Desdrck street, between Cherry
And The Square he all diseases private nature
oNoEHEA cured without nsous medicine or ipterferenee
old recent date, saectuslly cured IN few
dav nv An operation which no pain Wnere structure
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
risohieG and upderrnines the constitution 50 much
itb all the diseases of the skin, growing out
let or had treatment be edecuay cured in lew days.
sKMK WEAKNESSES particular attention having Deen gYsa
ibis disease and all the consequences grewin5 out brought
on in many cases The destructive habits OF lncensdeate
Yonths and excessive indulgence OF the passions neglect OF
which will undermine he constitutions rendering the subject IN
at for business or society, and causing premature old
Females who may Isborng with any dcuy OF me WOMB
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief -,
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their WIN
fee enclosed directed DR. A. King, No. % Deadrck street,
Nssvile Tenn will the necessary medicine sent to tneir
it directions secrecy observed 0ce
Snr, ron O'Clock in the morning until Gin the evenng
may23. ls59-d&Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
nv THE CHANCxHY COURT ar DIRE,

TN THE CHANCERY COURT AT DRES-
IL den Tor WeakIeY County state of Ten-
Ifesseesss Original and Injunction BOTdeF Of Publcs
hoh-Jeptha Gardner rs William Hamptoa and Matthew
Thomas administrator Of Aired Thomss, deceased From
tie Affidavit 10 the bill in this the Clerk
Master OF said Court that the said Matthews Thomas
resident Of sal State sf TsnDessee ard resides Kentucky
II therefore ordered BY said Clerk and Master that pubc
ton OF this order be made for four sHces1Te weeks IN TIE H
~ Union and dDsFtedR, newspaper pubbed In the cy o.
Nashvle, in said State OF Tennessee, commanding the said
Matthew Thomas to file his plea demurrer sAd
bill before the next term Of said Uhancey Court 10 be
held at the courthouse the sd tsn Of Dresden the second
Monday in July the will all thngs taken
for confessed him. and for hearing him
at said Of said Court This the Zta day Of March, ISL
"a true copy from the Order Book
NATHAN " EDWARDS, Q. NJ
spl3, 6l-W4t-prs fee 50 Of said Court
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
Chancerv at LInden, rem.

tHARI BIS GOLHARf, vs. A Kerct hAus ct Al-APrl Rules
I66ICross Bill-In this cause il appears rom Com
painants which Ii the defendants ksr.
ickhaus Morgan, residents Of he State o.
Tennessee therefore orfered that publication be made In
the Nashville Union and for four successive WeeB
recurring said appear 81 the next term OF the
Chapcery Court to he holden the county Of Ferry a. the
thereof in Linden Thursday alter he second
Monday in June next plead zen 10 complain
bill viii be taken Tor eohiesssa and ne aa
set for hearing paTte al them: - ~, ~, Z, . a,
Nm Cox, Solicitor for complainant
Il 10. 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

Tue REIGS or TERROR AT THE NoRTH.-The Mercer
,Pa1 Rsoister says that the 18th ut. party I'M
dertook to hang Democrat named JAMES d. MILES
for speaking against the present 'oar 1t also states
that il has itself been warned to stop opposing the
war by Vigilance Committee. In reply to the
threats it makes good point, as follows
When yva take into consideration that this town
ship has always given an overwhelming Republican
majority, and has not single man in the army such
= threat comes with terrible force
a man named JOHN SWAIN was shot dead In New
York on the 3lst ult by LTNooLSITE, for having
said that he thought the SOutherners were right
and that he in favor of the idea of two COnfed-
eracies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
InsoIYenf Notice.

I'm ChAncery at JzmestsEn, Tenn -Jsmes NJ Wright Adj
rpfnsator OF John williams deceased. The Heirs and
Creditors Of John Williams 1t Appearing 70 tbs
Court in the above cause Of Jhn Williams,
deceastd Is therefore By the Court ha
persons having claims against the estate Of the aid John
williams file them with the Clerk and Master OF
Leurt before the hrst Monday September next
duly authenticated according law they vii Be forever
barred. B. F.BLEDSOHs @ = ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDEST.-The Knoxville Reg
lister states that the train going East Sunday the
"a INST, with Col. VAUGHS's regiment from that
place, met with serious accident four miles West
of New Market. The trucks under the second car
ran off the track, throwing off three cars. The
second car, containing Captain MORELocK's company
suffered severely; but so far, it is thought that the
injuries of none will prove fatal Twelve were in,
jured, having legs and arms broken, and otherwise
bruised, among whom was Capt. MoRELocK. Sew
sral others were slightly injured
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

MOBILE. June 1.-The steamer General Miramon
is reported TO have been seized at Pass P0utre this
morning. She ran the blockade this evening and is
now in Mobile Bay.
LATER.-The British steamer General Mrsmon,
left HaVanna on the 2Sth ult, arrived of the mouth
of the Mississippi on the 3lst. The Brooklyn fired
shot and shell at her, then seized her. prize crew
was put aboard under Lieut.. Adams and she was
ordered to report to the Niagara off Mobile Bay.
About midnight the Miramon was chased by a
privateer steamer when her course was altered and
her lights extiDguished. She arrived off Mobile
Point where she was fred at again, when sh0 went
alongside the Niagara.
After an investigation she was allowed TO proceed
to Mobile, her captain agreeing to come out within
a reasonable time after taking on supplies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
From 81, LOufR.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Mayor Taylor has resigned.
Eighty men from Hannibal forming a part of a
battalion of Home Guards, were sworn into the
service of the United States, and armed. They re-
turned also taking with them arms for comrades,
who will be sworn in by the Mayor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06
BY TELEGRAPH.

CAuTIos.-An the telegraphic dispatches from
New York. Washington City, &C., are supervised by
the LINCOLN Government. Only such are allowed
to be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be rece we'd with great allowance. Thsy ex-
agerste against the South and for the North.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-06

EEAYDRN SAVAGE Hamelton ct sls.-Judgment
II and Attachment Bnl.-MAy Rules, ls6l-on motion Of
his solicitor and pesring to the Gatfsc
ton Clerk and Master from allegation in complain
ants bill which that the defendant, Hameon
is OF the State Of Tennessee is therefore
publication be made for four weeks he
Union and American, newspaper published in the city o
Nashville requiring said defendant to appear before the udge
Of Chancy Court st GGneoro, Jackson county Tenne
the I'd Monday in August, 1851 then and there TO eDt
his defence BILL Judgment will be taken fol
confessed and the be set down for bearing are
him. WM h. BOTTS, G.