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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
IMPORTED REPORT FROM MEMPHIS.


CHICAGO, March GA special dispatch to
the Chicago Tribune, from Cairo 2Oih, says
that report was received this morning from
Sykeston, that jeff Thompson had landed at
Cape Glrardeau aud was pressing men anu
horses into tile rebel servi:e. sklrmlsil hau
taken place between the Union forces and Ills
advance in which three of the enemy were
killed and wounded. Reinorcements have
been sent there.
A gentleman who has been contractor al
Memphis, and who left there on Thursday,
arrived here last evening. lie reports that
Governor Harris disappeared from Memphis
tue second day after the one on which the
legislature adjourned TO, and hasn't since been
heard from. He is supposed to be at COrlnth,
Missouri. Tie legislature has adjourned, and
gone no one knows whittier. The subject OF
burning the city in case an evacuation be-
came necessary, was still being discussed.
There has been no impressment of Union
men INTO the rebel service to any extent ex-
cept for guard duty, until since the fall of fort
Donelson. Since Gov. Harris proclamation,
impressments have been general. Hundreds
have been picked up in the streets, and taken
from stores and dwellings,, and marched off TO
the camp OF instruction at the point of the
bayonet.
The floating battery is so constructed as to
be sunk to the waters edge, leaving nothing
exposed except the armament, which consists
OF nine Dahgren guns. 1t was built for the
protection OF Memphis, and has been sent off
10 Island No. H. Hollins' steam ram was al
so sent there. The Union men are leaving
Memphis in great numbers, leaving their
property to be confiscated, and glad 10 escape
with their lives Quarrels in the streets are
OF frequent occurrence between Union men
and secessionists, ami shots are hourly ex-
changed.
The rebels greatly need iron and have Of
tered $50, 900 to any artizan who will discover
a process OF making malleabe iron. Ammu-
milton is plenty. Manufactures are in opera
ton day and night in the vicinity OF Memphis.
There are no mail facilities except along rail
road routes. Letters and papers are carried
IRON town to town oy private enterprise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO. March 21.-A special dispatch
to the Journal from Cairo 2lst, says, direct
and positive information has arrived from
Gen. Grant. Gen. Smith is at Savannah, six
ty miles from Florence. The troops are in
fine health and spirits.
Beauregarl is in command at Corrinth with
fifteen thousand. men from Pensacola. Gems.
Chea! ham and Bragg have divisions near by
About six thousand men in the vicinity of
Savannah have enlieted in the Union army
recently.
On the night of the 13th division of the
fifth Ohio cavalry put part of Cheathams
forces to flight, and burned the railroad bridge.
The forces in that vicinity are divided into
five divisions, under command of Generals
Sherman, Hurlbult, McCiernand, Wallace,
and Lauman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
FROM HAVANA,

NEW York, March 21.-The steamer Kar-
max has arrived from Havana and Nassau.
Vera Cruz advices had been received but
there was no news of importance. Advices
from Vent zuela report four victories by the
government troops over the rebels. The
shock of earthquake was felt at Caracas on
the BON nit.
The United States gunboat r. r. Cuyler
arrived at Havana on the 10th from Key West.
No news Freights at Havana were looking
up, and American vessels were more freely
taken.
The transport ship Eliza and Ella, from
Boston for Ship Island, with part OF the
eighth New Hampshire regiment, put into
Nassau on the 10Th, for water Salt had ad-
vanced to II cents pound at Iragna.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22

New York, March 2l.-The steamship
Vanderbilt is now being converted into an
iron clad man ot.war The steamship Ocean
Queen is to be converted into ram.
HARRISBURG, March 21.-The governor has
issued general order cJmplimentng the fifty
first Pennsylvania regiment for gallantry at
Roanoke and Newbern The regiment is
commanded by Col. Hartrauit, and mainly
composed of those who left Bull Run before
the battle. They seem determined to recover
their lost fame,
MILWAUKEE, Wis March 21.-Two hun.
bred feet OF the barracks at Camp Randall, in
Madison, were burned on The night OF the
18th. Two soldiers were burned TO death. A
quantity of equipments and baggage were
also DESTROYED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22

NEW YORK, March 2l.-CorrON STEADY at ~ % He
FIOJK-saies $500 bbls; state and western without
CHANGE superfne state s5 20 90 525 extra state 5Jo 0
55D no md hoop Ohio SIS % 5@i supreme Mes aen
$500 a. 565; common to good extra western WV Q gVy;
southern active; sales 1900 bDlsi nlNe9 70 YOU agoVY
5s5 fancy and 30 q 1928 Canadaq uieti safes oVV
bbls extra $40 D $50. , .,.,.. - pn
ayvnnia 81 81. white Michigan Bias. Corn qutt' saes
5000 bush; mixed western 81 (9 6Oe. go -, n, g.
PROVI @IONS.-Beef q iieti sqles Wv DDS fOrk 10.
vOrs buvers safes 275 bbs. Dressed hogs dul shes ~
4lc WESTERN and DC for city Lard du safes oS9 op
al "a 90 Sic Whskey unseted sales 5O GUS Ut ~ uu
buyers refuse to pay over 20 @ O sugars are htn
sales $40 hhus MuscnvadO ut % Ikc. NOHec quleti
$50 bags at 20 % 2Olt 100 bags jamaica at Pc Amos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
YANCEY NEW ORLEANS.

NASHVILLE, Marcel 2l.-Southern advices
received here say that Yancey has arrived at
New Orleans and made speech there, avow
ing that no help could be procured from Eng
land or France, and urging retaliation by stop
ping the cotton Gu tivaiOn.
The rebel Provisional government of Ken
lucky is to assemble in a Sibley tent near the
headquarters of Gen. Crittenden, at Hunts.
Vile Ala March 2l,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22

the presentation of any rcquisi;ion at the treas.
ury department before pay ment is made, un.
less 1t is made impossible by want of funds.
Secretary Chase has used all possible exertion
to meet the demands Of public creditors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
TRAIToRs ARRESTED.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Six citizens of Sanga
mon county, ILL.,, were arrested yesterday by
order OF Gen. llalleck, and sent to Alton, TO
be placed in close confinement, and for aiding
the escape OF rebel prisoners from camp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
YANCEY AGAIN.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 2l.--A letter from
Hazard Potts, engineer Of the United States
gunboat Water Witch, confirms the report of
the capture by that vessel of the schooner Will
liam Mallory with the traitor Yancey aboard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22

NEW YoRK. March 2l-SrOCKS are dull; Cleveland
and Toledo AN; Illinois Central scrp t5l; Panama III
Michigan Southern guaranteed 3S Michigan Ient'a Pa
Hudson rs 4; Ellie 31k; Central 63h; Pacific Mali 95i
Amsrieam tlod iOl9; U skies, 81, register %; US
skies 81 coupons y4b TennesseeXest5t Missouri skies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
Administrator OF Calvin Hayward.
Fitchburg, March 10, 1867. dts mchll
DY LICENSE OLE C0IIRT-Nill he
AsaL estate.

~ FARM FOR SALE-Situated in
ks,i Worcester about two miles from the Court House.
,A-contaiuDg fty acres of good Land well watered
has aoout $50 young Apple Trees of them just be-
ginning to bear On said Farm q good House. cOnains
ing nine rooms, and good Barn, with cellar under the
same VIII sell fifteen nifty acres, 10 suit the pur.
chaser. Terms easy. Inquire of Z. NUGENT al the
Marble Yard, Mechanic street dlm' mch2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
VPHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
h COVERY OF THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY. of lfOXburv has discovered in one of
our col. non pasture weeds remedy that
EVE,Ir Y III " Ii n Il IL NlnII

EVERY KIND OF HUMOK.
Two bottles are warranted tn nursing mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system of bies
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst cankerin
the stomach
Three or five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One bottles warranted to all humors in
the ewes.
Two bottles are warranted to running of the
and Dl0tcles among the hair
Four t. six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle will cure scav eruptions Of the skin.
Two three blttles are warranted to the worst
kind OF riuywolni.
Two to three bottles warranted to the most
desperate of rheumatism
Three or bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to the worst
scrofula
One to three bottles warranted to the worst
Of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by calkerln the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One or two bottles warranted regulate costve
state OF the bowels
one two bottles will regulate alldcrangement ofthe
kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy.
nv strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard udlcious application of the
SALT RKEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTM EMF. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every sore ulcer ofwhatever kind nature excep
that has taken root perfectly and permanently
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
DENsIoNs AND BOUNTY MONEY

Particular at enilOn given to the collection OF Pen
ions aud Bounty Money for United States soldiers
HENRY c. RICE, Counsellor At Law
mch2i dsm 4 Bhney Hall, Worcester
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9nrusenrents.
.Aurtrgns.


CRFNT cArp nv ArrrrTfcNr
ThEA oALE ID AUC41ON, IOr ac~
~ count of GIovANNoNI and zANNoNI, consist.
ing of
ITALIAN MARBLE and ATARAsTEP or AT1tApNr
800 s,S U -. m o A'NANAs
hlCH SILVER WARE,
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE AND OTHER
ntru =. Wv cu,-, $780,,
MIN fANCi ORNAMENTS.
(By Cataogue.)
"wednesday q rhurud.y. March m a 40
- ~ - - ~
AT ~ a. m. and p. m,
AT STORE No. 8 LINCOLN HousR BLocN
The stock connr,ses large and ,s,,,ohIo
90 mro Sht ItaiiI W an vItuenb
T,,, ntn - r ~, Va InLce urSces
SIKH ny anu
isS Girls ateT Csn0vaachus and AriadnePantera
FANCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marble vasesofau
sizes and every variety OF styIe and Ornament Pnrs
White AlaDascr and other Mantle Ornaments in great
variety, and embracing many articles oil rare beauty
very seldom with in this market
k@-The above goods were nported direct from Flor
ence and never opened in any other market
RICH SILVER PLATE ID WARE. connIiaInR "A fol.
lows viz Tea Sets, Casters Cake Baskets Wine Sets
Flower Vases. Coolies and Cups and great variety Of
olter articles ' w n '' -
Also KlCn BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE and othsr
fancy ornaments -
he above stock will be on exhibition on Tuesday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-22
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
cellent of all Lnments perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir 10.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids, arising from checked perspiraton-s cured by
few bntrles of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
NEUR ALCsIA--the king of all pain caused by
an Inflammation CT the is Instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEsT.
SPRtINS are caused by Over-extension and
sudden action of the esis cured by atew bot
ties of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT equally good
for man or beast.
PLEUKISY is an Inflammation of the lining Of
the ribs cured by few bottles OF kENNEDYs RU-
MATIC LINIMENr
RRUIS ES are caused by sudden pressure Of the
flesh and smashing Of the tssues-is Instantly relieved
by KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
CRhNP il a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stoppage of the nervous fluid which prevents
aunul life having free fowls cured by few appca
tions OF KENNEDY's RnEuMATlc LINlMENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by neuralgia in the
stomach and bOwels-take teaspoonlul of kENNEDYs
RHEUMATIC LIAIMEaT in warm water every hall hour
unit cured.
sOHE THROAT AND HOARSENESs
piece of flannel with kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMFNT,
apply IL going to bed, and you will be "ellln the
MEXDACHE AND THROBBING OF
observation-disclosures cured bv few applications OF kENHR.
DY's RHEUMATIC LINlMENT - = - -,
NEAkN ESS OF THE BACk-Folow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
is good for TOOthache, Earache SWeHed race ana
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
Mass prce so cents. sold by DAVID SCOT J., GEO
r, HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH & CO., NJ: :.
MoCONVILLE, W. H. GoULDlNG, and by Druggists
aNprK NAlp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
Corcoran aud wilcox.

Col COreOran's S reception at Washington, says
the Richmond Dispatch, was tho occasion of a
number Of speeches about crushing the rebel
hon. His own was the most important, and We
give the following extract ffom it:
The country Is at last alive to the great strug-
gle and will give two millions of men and every
dollar in their possession to put down this wick
ed rebsllion ana preserve tae glorious institu-
tons as handed down by cur foref8fhers
You here have not seen any of the horrors Of
war. You are not rulad by military despo5isu,
as those among whom we nave travelled, seen
and conversed with. They are suffering the
worst desPotism upon escth, and We owe It to
them to go to their rescue.
He had come from North Carolina Although
that State has 30 900 msn in the field one half
of them, if free 70 speak, would speak in favor
Of returning to the Union, but their State pride
and blind love for State institutions viii cause
them to fight well in the ranks until We can give
them assurance that we will send to them as
we'll as to the other States sufficient number Of
Union men around whom they can rally.
He had much to say TO the old sixty-ninih.
He was TejOieed TO see them here again. lie
was eJ0iced 70 hear they were again in the field
lie was rejoiced again to see that old green flag,
saved from the battlefield of Manassas cheers
mingled sg2in with the stars and stripes, anu
the members of the regiment willing, he knew,
to lay down their lives to uphold the flag Of the
country. Your term of service has, he said,
nearly expired. You will be returning to New
York, but not, hope to remain there. Voices
mo, never wen 60 with you again
Some must from necessity remain bus others
from solemn sense Of duty, throwing aside
personal considerations, viii again enter the
service, and remain in the army til the last blow
is struck Cries Of ''dOod--We viii ask
no man to 60 where l am not wiling to 60.
Applause. never ask any man TO move an
inch nearer to the enemy than [ move myself
! trust when l re.um to New York that l will
not remain there many days but have the old
69th again to join me and take the field, with
more of my cOGntrymeu, IN the endsavor to pre-
servo the country for our people. Applause
and voices--''We are with you.
Gentlemen do not wish to derain you long,
but viii say this is a splendid school for mill
tsry training Laughter Archbishop Hughes
told them SO ia Ireland.S 1 think there will be
no Intervention. If there should be, we will Try
our hand at it, too. [Applause, aud cries CT
Good | win say from this spot, without
fear Of contradiction, we can prevent them from
giving any trouble this side Of the Atlantic. A
voice, which was heartily responded to, "aud on
the other side, TOO" The work of the hour is
to be done. We must 60 At it with a Will, and
when that Is over, we viii make an opportunity
for ourselves elsewhere. This last remark was
greeted with applause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
Countesfeir Confederate Notss.

! From the Savannah Republican,
/ As thousands Of these notes are in circulation.
/ and but few know how to distinguish the renu-
/ ile from the spurious, we are deiug the public a
service by giving the following tests, which
/ have. baen kindly furnished to Us By bank Of
I ticer Of this city:
/ ONE HUNDBED.-Tha sailor in the leh hand
/ end leans upon an anchor; diagouaIy scross the
vlgnnt tie from Left TO right, in the genuine, there
l5 hai5 tiEs very distinct, as If the st0ae from
I which the Impression was taken had been tro-
! Ken or cracked. In the counterfeit there is NO
such blur or hair line. In the center vigne5te.
! right side rear the cotton press, is a mule-in
/ the genuine it u very ludisunctly executed, and
the mule looks as if he were walking from vou d,
I presenting only tsil view-in the cOun terfeig
IL Is much palmer, and the mule presents almost
a broadside view
tiFrY.-ln the genuine on the left hand end
the sailor that is Leaning forward, is partly bald
In the counterfeit more flll head If hair
have seen none signed except on the left, NJ C.
Rggs, letter A small d to ths right of the a.
The knob or handle on iron chest is not on sbs
counterfeit
TwESTY-The sailor in the left hand corner
again betTays the counterfeit
In the genuine, the crown of the sailors hat
is very much broader than in the counterfeit
the shading lines Of bis jacket, in genuine, run
square across the bOdy-in the counterfeit they
run disgonally across the body
Inc paper OF the counterfeit is winter ssiiier
and better than the genuine.
With these tests, there VIII be no difficulty IN
discriminating between the genuine and spuri-
Gus notes. Run over your pile" and see 10
what extent you have been cheated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
- Onnlure ID 1En.llnr,on.

From ths National Intellgencer August p
Start not, gentle Ieaderl We do not mean to
say that the metropolis is captured or that there
is the slightest probability thai it viii be. There
are too many strong arms and brave hearts ar
rayed in its defense to anticipate such q catas-
trophe, and could we assume the Office of pro
phesy, we should more confidently predict that
Richmond viii be captured ioBg before Washing-
ton Bat IN writing the date of this mornin g's
paper it reminded us that this is the anniversary
of the dark day, forty-eight yesrs ago, when the
capitol was burnt, and the Office of the National
IHieliigeaccr sacked snd destroyed-the only
private property singled cut for that harsh in
hiction-by an invading foreign enemy. What
sage or seer, short of Divine prescience, could
then have conceived or foretold that some who
witnessed the eonRagrations of that day would
live TO see the same desolahon of the nations
capital threatened and thrsted for by infuriated
armed legisns Of our own eountrymen and breth
rent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

From the n Y Commercial AdYsrtissrl
From private letter from an ofiser in the
ua'ea States navy, whose ship recently stop
ped st Nassau, we make the following ez.raet.
Nassau is the most villsinous little secession,
hole IN the uuiverss We only clmmupissts3
with the consul who came off to the shin Our
otncess in going to the consulate were insBlfs3
At every step. Look as the d-d Yankee
D-n the northerners," etc. were the or3i,lor5
greetings. The consul told US that bis lao bss
frequently been hauled down and tranpled nm
der foot, uutil finally he had ths hslljards IL
upon his second story piazza. The people vvorlJ n
frequently assemble before bis house and sin1-
out, Take down that rag, etc I. SO bspnere
thas S95 out Of every 500 of legitimate trade
as Nassau comes from the Northern States. ana
1t trade with New York in beef and ice sioD,
vas eui Of, for two months, The people would bs
running around the streets Wild thsir tonruss
out Of their mouths We ws7s not IN a yer,r
amiable frame Of mind when oar officers returned
and a yolnnte,r torce 81 dig the island up snd
throw il into the sea, could bave been easily or
gained"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05

THE PRISONERS or WAR.-The Chancellor,
Emerald, Pdngle, and Champion, with tae four
thousand prisoners Of war for exchange at
Yicksburg were still at the landing this morn
ing. The time appointed fog their leaving was
II o'clock, but they had not got off at that hour
The Champion with her crowd Of thirteen hun
dred prisoners, came to the landing bstween 10
aud lls-the other boats lying in the stream. A
large crowd assembled around her, and q shout
ing conversation ensued between the crowd aud
those aboard, in the course Of which We heard
that once familiar bat now almost forgotten ez-
preston, Here 5 your mule" The great gun
boat Esstport came down with tie boats she
carries the commodore's flag. All tie boats had
the white flag of truce hoisted. The Eastport
had been aground, but was pulled of by the
transf cts MenPkis BaLtstig, SsPt. 8.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-05
Important GrSra Italy RuEnoFed Uoder-
standiaa between tsRFibnidi AID Victor
n.nlanmnpI.


EmanueI.
The latest telegraphic news from Italy re-
eeiyed by the Psrsia is as follows;
The Tunes correspondent writes In spite
of Victor Enanusrs proclamation against Carl
baldi, and GaribAldi's disregard Of it, not 2 few
here are convinced that at the bottom there is
complete accord between them
Confirmation has been received by the autben-
ticity of RAtazzi's circular, announcing that
Italy would cause the laws to be respected
while at the sans time it warned the French
government of the peril consequent on the con
| tinuance Of the occupation Of Rome by the
| French troops.
Baron Ricasoli is reported to have written to
the King and various public men, suggesting the
| propriety of joining Gsribaldi in bis march into
Rome, even admitting that their advance should
be opposed by the French troops. The letter
had been extensively circulated at Turin, whence
it had found its way to Paris, and Pince Napo-
! leon had written to Gsribsldi urging moderation
Garibaldi is said to have told his followers that
if they are prevented from embArking for the
Calsbrian coast, ho viii 90 alone to Naples, and
there appeal to the people A Spanish frigate
/ had been sent TO Civita Meochis TO be placed at
| the Pops's disposal.
! The Itslians IN Paris report that it is the fixed
idss of Garibaldi to provoke, in person, COLI
sion with the Frshch ct Rome, and if cut or shot
down by these foreign troops, to leave legacy
of formidable fury to the Italian nation, so as to
battle Napolsonic designs
The new French journal, La France, says
France viii insist upon TIRES thiDgs-lst. The
Independence Of Italy. ID The iuAuence Of
France. Sd. The maintenance of the Papacy.
It is, however, remarked that the two latter prop
ositions are absolutely incompatible with the in
! dependence Of Italy
The official Turin G6zette, of the 10Th, denies
curreut report that demonstration had been
made By the Italian squadron of Palermo by
means Of placards bearing the words, Rome or
death. The authorities had taken steps to pre-
vent great demonstration which was being pre-
| pared in Messina.
A demonstration took place in the streets Of
| Nilsu on the I4th.
The people shouted "GaribaIdi and Victor
Emanuel, forever" A few cries of Down
4 with Ratazzil'' we're heard. The troops were
called out, and the crowds Immediately dis
persed.
In consequences Of the agitation 10 Italy, It IS
stated that the Austrisns are strengthening all
military posts on the frontiers of their Italian
territory, garrisons are being changed, and the
troops concentrated, particularly on the line OF
the Po. The forts round Rovezo are being pro
ceedsd with rapidly, and all the houses within
the range of thsiT numerous guns have been
pulled down.
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70WIYIST8sTvR's NOTICE,

EETeEAs letters ol slmiais raton On he estate
y ~ 81 E95e B. GaVs deceased. were Eraltee 20
fts u-feryned e. he Auzusf term A. d. ls51 q tie
II bste Court cf Kaabass county, 81 iate Of Aiifis-
ssps 80 q ssd la51int1is notice j. Therefore
hereby given requesting 81 persons having claims
ssrst re estate sd dscea-e1 to exhibit the
nd have ths-n registered "a the and within he
ANGELINA GATTIs
s~o1 1asevv AdmirisfrstEiy.