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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-19

All business suspended except that con-
nected with army movements which were
being vigorously conducted.
Refugees from Fredericksburg say there
was very small rebel force al Frederic.-;s.
burg.
Gen. Stoneman has been assigned to the
command Of Kearney's division.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-A Special
despatch to the Bulletin from Harrisburgh,
says the rebels have fallen back two mies
Gen. LOngstreet's division has been sent to
reinforce them +; the battle will probabl be
renewed tomorrow.
The rebel pickets have fallen back within
mile and half of Hagerstown.
Stonewall Jackson has been whipped in
three battles.
Gen. Miles had his head quarters at Hars
pers Ferry.
The city to day is in perfect furor OF
excitement. Crowds throng the streets
cheering enthusiastically for Mcclellan, for
the signal victory be has obtained over the
rebels.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ia despatch from
Manocacy says that no firing has been heard
there this morning, and it is presumed that
the battle has not been renewed.
The body of General Reno is expected to
arrive here this afternoon.
The american has letter from Harpers
Ferry. dated September 10, which says
Col. White has sent in to day for thirty
days rations.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is. The following
intelligence from Harrisburg is interesting,
though not so late as McClelan's dispatches.
Our scouts who left Hagerstown at three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, say that Long
streets Division, with the exception of the
brigade of Toombs, had left Hagerstown.
The Citizens report that fghtiog had TAXI
en- place near Middleton, and that Nc
Celan had been driven back two miles,
and that the final issue was so critical as to
make it necessary to order Longstreets
corps, to reinforce the rebels.
Gel. Burns's cavalry, and Coombs brig,
ade, were remaining at Hagerstown.
Longstreet's division, which was emcamp~
ed on the Boonsboro 70 ID, had also lett.
A large body OF our cavalry had arrived at
Greencastle, cutting their way through from
the neighborhood of Harpers Ferry.
New York, Sept. l6.---The following is
an accout of the gallantry of two Ohio re-
giments by one brilliant charge, over 200
prisoners were captured. 1t appears that
one of the Nerth Carolina brigades had
been badly cut up by some of the Ohio
regiments, the latter had also suffered sew.
erely, when probably burning with revenge,
while their foes were engaged with other
regiments, they silently crept to a stone
wall, On the other side of which skirmish
was gazing on and opened CALLING fire upon
them. The 18th and 23rd Ohio were ord
cred to charge, and mounting wall, for a
few moments desperate fight took place,
the 18th Ohio being engaged with the 18th
North Carolina, and the 23rd Ohio engag
ing the 23rd North Carolina. The fight
soon terminated in favor of the gallant
Ohio regiments, the enemy scattering in
great confusion. These regiments surround
ed and captured 100 rebels. Garland, com
mauding these troops, was instantly killed
by shell.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-19

The MURDER OF j. b. AM1DoN.-Some
days ago we published paragraph, dated
from Sioux Falls City, to the effect that
Judge Amidon and son had been murdered
by the Indians. By letter from Mrs.
Amldon, to a lady friend in this city, we
learn that it was Mr.. J. B. Amidon,
formerly of the First Ward, in this city,
who was killed. He and bis son were
killed on the 18th of August, having been
shot while at work in corn field, on his
claim, adjoining the town of Sioux Falls
City. Mrs. Amidon escaped to Yankton,
and is endeavoring to make her way to
Saint Paul.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-19

A SOURCE OF VExATIoN.-Many a good
woman has felt mortified when she called
her guests to the table to find that her
biscuits were like so much lead, wholly un-
fit to be eaten. The discovery always
comes to late to be remedied for the occa-
sion. Housewives who use De Land &
Co.'s Chemical Saleratus, are never sub
jected to chagrin and disappointment in this
way. For sale by all wholesale grocers
in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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A Word TO FARMERs-Put up all the
hay you can, it will be needed. General
Pope intends to mount many of his men,
and they will require much hay on the
frontier. Secure all your oats without de.
lay, the Indians will be attended to. If
you have hay to sell or contract, call on
Captain Saunders, the Quartermaster.
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LETTER OF LITTLE CROW,

Red Iron Village or May-a-wakan.
To Hon. II. Fl. SIBLEY We have in
Maiwakanton band one Hundred and fifty
five prisoners, not includ the Sisiton and
Wal eton prisoners. then we are waiting
for the Sisiton what we are going to do
whit the prisoners. they are coming down.
they are at Lake qui poule now. the words
that to the government l want to here
from him also. and l want to know from
you as friend what way that 1 can make
peace for my people. in regard to prison.
ers they fair with our children or ourself
jest as we'll as US.
Your truly friend
(signed) LITTLE Crow.
per A. J. Campbell.
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REPLY OF COL. SIBLEY.

REPLY OF COL. sIBLEY.
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY EXPEDITION,
Sept. IL. 1862. &
To LITTLE Grow, Sioux Chief:
l have received pour letter of to day.
You have not done as wished in giving
up to me the prisoners taken by your
people. 1t would be better for you to do
SO. told you I had sent your former LETT
ter to Governor Ramsey, but have not
had time to receive reply: You have
allowed your young men to commit more
murders, since you wrote your first letter.
This is not the way to make peace.
(Signed II. 81. SIBLEY.
Col. Commanding Military Expedition.
LETTER OF wABAsHAw AND TA0PI.
MAY.A-wAKEN,. Sept. 10, 1862.
Col II. Il. sibley, Fort Ridgley;
DEAR SIR: You know that Little
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. hsNoSeEs 10DIc
Vente. de Succession.

Succession dc Fe. Dominique Ketoger. f a /
TN vcrtu dun ordre dc ycnte de ihpnorub Ie
IL cour de district dams ct pour Ia parois.s
DIES NatcIitocllps, scra yendu a In residence de
Ii definite, d % miles dc Natchitochea, en- cette
paroisse,
Lnndi, 10 1G JUN, 1862,
j '%offrirai en- vente, il la residence tie ladite
defnnte. les e~selaves ~suivant, sayoir:
Athanasse, negre age de So ans.
james, netrc, age dc so ans.
Silyi, negresse, agee d'environ 45 afs.
Suzanne, Aegresse, agee d'environ II nns.
CONDITIONS DE vENTE.
Payables une mpitie le Ter ayril 1868, ct
pautre moitie lie Ter ayril 1864. Les atque=
rclrs au credit fourniront leurs billets, In
solido, payables a l'ortlre de MISUNDERSTANDING
de ladite succession, IL son donicile en- tette
p%areisse, avcc hypotheque special ct priyi-
lege dn vendeur rctena sur la lropriete, aSec
la clause non ~dltenaudum an prejudice de
~lhypotheqle retenuo pour g~GrantiF Ientier
ct parfait Placement dies billets. les billets
portant huit pour cent pir an d'interet apfes
l'echeancc. z
d. v. MURPHY,
lJmi-5i. EAcafJeuu.
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SIROPs

Il soussigne, 4 10 den,ande dun grand
IL nonibre de personnes, Went d'etablir une
manufacture tie sirops eoncentres. a~ssoriis.
On trouvera t~ogjours Il 50 pharlnncie
Sirops lie CONNIE,
Groseilles,
Frtmboises.
Orgcat,
Limons,
Naturel,
Salsepareille.
Lattention appGtee a Ia fabrication, In
qualite superieure des articles employees ct In
modiclte DIES pFix, hi font cspercr lc patro-
mage do public amateur.
22mijn Dn. L. PAUTIN.
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OBITUARY.

Died on the 10th inst, Miss CAROLINA,
eldest daughter of ZEI.INA and II. NJ. n.
MckN1fHr, aged l3 years, Of typhoid fever.
Her innocent department and pleasant dis
position had cndeared her not only to her
relatives, but even to strangers. While we
mourn her death, We have Che true %consola-
ton to know that the reward of the righteous
is to be bestowed unto her in a future state.
Another flower hath faded
In Its beauty and its love,
II has gone to bloom in heaven,
In that bright land above"
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-06-05
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
MAY 2lsr, 1862.

The Board of Trustees ofthe CoFo'
ration Of Natchitoches, met at the
Mayors Office, on "Wednesday, the
2Ist day Of May, 1862.
All the members were p+seht.
The minutes of the sast meeting
were read and approved.
The claim of james Cozlne Tor the
sun of two bundled and thirty one
Dollars 1921 Wis allowed. 1t was,
then, Resolves, That the Treasurer
and Assessor and Collector be, and
they orc, hereby, required togivo their
bonds and furnish their securities, at
the next meeting, each, for the sum Of
thirty three hundred Dollars.
An ordinance relative to Streets.
Be it ordained by the Trustees Of
the town of Natcllitoches, That all
the proprietors Or occupants Of houses
and lots, in tile Town of Natchitoches,
shall, hereafter, be required to clean
out, and keepfree from all Instructions,
the cutters In front and real Of their
property, and the side walks around it,
free from grass weeds and further
more, that all dirt and trash, taken
from the cutters, shall be thrown in
the middle of the street. And it shall
be the duty Of the Town Constable to
notify said proprietors and occupants
to that effect and II not done within
ten days from the day they were 50
notified, it shall be the duty Of said
Constable, to have il done at the ex-
pense and costs Of the ~proprietors or
occupants ~neglectiilg or refusing to
have it done said expense and costs
being recoverable before the Mayor,
or any other competent Magistrate
living within the Corporate limits OF
the Town.
r. YER, +.
Attest: Mayer.
9. +. DRANerET,
Secretary.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
Saturday, the oath day of May, at )
o'clock I. NJ.
+. METOYER.
Attest. Mayor.
g. +. DRANstET,
iSccrctdrV.
MAY 9th, 1862.
The Board of Trustees ofthe Corpor-
ration Of Natchitochcs met at the
Mayors Office, Saturday, May gath
1862.
All the members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
On motion, 1t was Resolved. That
tho Surveillance Committee be, and
they arc, hereby, authorized to con-
tract for the mounting Of the Town
cannon, on wheels, on the best and
most advantageous terms possible.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
Monday next, the 26th May, 1862, at
4 O'clock z. M
Attest. G. i. DRASGrEr,
my292t. SecetdrY.
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succession, S.oi

Succession ~ 'r1dor Dominique Me'opr' ne,
~ virtue ~s " ssa Honorable
DID, Court in and for the parishof
Natchitoches, there viii be sold, 1T the lite
residence OF the deceased in the Parish II
Natchitoches "a miles from the Town of
Natchitoches, on
Monday, the 10th day of J title. 1862.
the following SLAVES for life, belofigur TO said
succession 10 wit.
Athanasse, negro man, aged o. EARS.
james, negro man. aged 80 years.
Silvi, negro woman, agga sbout y ears.
Suzanne, negro woman, aged abon years.
TERMS OF SALE
For the slaves, one half payable N the III
day Of April, 1863, and the other bali paw
able on the LIST day OF April, l8A. Pur
~clascrs on the credit to give their ponissory
notes, in solilc, payable to the ordr ef the
administrator Of said succession, MT Es dolni-
Gil In this parish with special i~sortkage and
vendors privilege retained on fleToperty
with The clauSe Of non aliepatfcss 1.-THE pre-
jude, of the mortgage soaa,9gtaifts D secuus
the I'LL and complete payiieat OF he notes
given the notes bearing eight pei tsst in.
terest per annusn after maturity uHif paid.
u. v. MCHPlf.
l5hy-5i. Anooaeer.
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DECEDEE.

lie II du c%ourant, Nine FIcroIRE Po1ssor
epousc de u. 81. AaANs, Esq. d liage do
50 ans.
Ellie etait, dcpais longtemps, %attcinte dun
nal horrible qni ne pardonne pas. Ce nous
etait ulie pcine rdelle e Ia roir s'affaiblir
ehaque jour, ct s,tivrc los rayagcs que In ma
ladie faisait Ell ellie. Malgre ses souffrances
continielles, malgre la pros'ratien de son
corps, son esprit await t~ouiours 10 dessus dams
cette dOnlolirense lntte.
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TOWN ORDINANCE. ua

p) The citizens Of the Corporate limits
wv Of the Town Of Natchitoches, are
ascarncstly NOTIFIED, that the DOG
LAW, will be strictly carried out, and will
60 into fall operation, on Sunday, the first
day Of june, Of the present year, and so con
tlnue, uninterrupted, until Monday, the lst
tay Of September. Therefore, all persons
'wnlng valuable dogs. are cautioned from let
ting them run in the streets, or any where
che, inside of said Corporation, under the
pan of having them killed, Unfortunately,
blythe undersigned.
This law is made imperative, and will, to
all itents and purposes, be carried out to the
very letter SO BE " not offended, LEST your
'ogs hould be killed, by shooting or poison
thin.
HARRISON ROGERS,
TowN GoN1rABLE.
ehtqela., l9th May, Is62 i
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liminaires avecl les conf6derds an stljet
des aftairss mexiGaines.
II est certifi6 que le gouvernement
franeais propose de reconnaitre la con
federation ct garantit son intervention
pour amener la paix (paisiblement 81
il lc pCut, on forc6ment sill y est obli-
gel pourvu que Davis aceordo une
nonsintervention perpGtuelle dams tout
ties les measures que le commencement
aurait i prendre pour la suhjugation
du Mexiquc ct lc ~faisant dependant de
Ia France, Certaines lignes terrific
riales ont dtG dGsign6es ainsi que les
limites entire les deux nouveaux gou-
%vcrnements, %allouant i la Confederation
nno plus grandc portion dc territoire
que SEES armes nc couyrent ~actueilc-
ment. ..
II est dit QUO Davis aimo 10 propo-
sition anssi loin qu'elIe peut aller sans
avoir Ggaad ii 10 doctrine Monroe; mais
il est dit aussi gull he veut entrer en-
aucunes negotiations avcc aucun gou-
verncment avant qu'on hi garantisse
lc territoirc dc la nuuvelle ConfGdGra-
ton eomprenant tons les Flats il es-
%clavcs. VOLTA OIL en- sont les chooses.
Davis dot c~onsidGrer la proposition
franchise ct tiee tersa, Ine des propo=
sitieHs du g~ouvernement trancals re-
quiert la confederation dc lHi lournir
un certain nombre. de troupes alin dc
Fassister dams 10, conqudto du Mexique
Les dGpenses seront supportdes par lie
gouycrnement ~franeais. 3
Cores. IN Y. Y Herald =
PARotssE DIES AvoYEiLEs. -Une lettre
particulitro dun ami dc la Paroisse
des Avoyolles ct dat6e Is mai, nous
fait part dies troubles sdricux qui me-
~nacaient la t%ranquillitd publique. lieu
rcusament la fermet6 DIES authorities, en-
convoquant ct mottant inmtdiatement
sous les armos Ia lnilicc, q mis- fin i
tous les troubles. William Edward
ct Bapte. Gaspard, fills, ont dt6 tues,
1 autres bless6s ct d'autros fats pri-
souniers. Les principaux meneurs
ont pm 6~cIlappcr an ellatiment qtli les
attcndait.
Esptrons que ces SCENES dc ddsordre
ne Sc renouv0ileront plus al sein dc
nos populations. &c nest pas au mo-
ment OIL le Sud doit ttre uni ct a be-
soin dc tous ses cnfans pour combat.
TIRE l'ennemi cornmun, que nous devons
songer d DIES rxcESrmclrEs que tous les
homttes gems rGpudiont.
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Dcpuis que Ic steamer franGais Gas
scndi, ayant a son hord lie ministrc
~francais est arrive i Washington, We
nant lie Norfolk, on dit sccrStcmcnt
que IL mission Dc NJ. Mcrcicr await
pour but d'ouyrir dc5 negotiations PIE
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.gg1TT0N IE0IQUL


n 800 1tT 2 VI tFTp
And as eonlirlna-
ticipater 1 pefs5 NATION, see it stated
IN tho WI Nto-day, that during his
last visit to TN wounded, he checrod
and gladdcncd'tleir hearts by the as
aurancc that henceforword, for
veal or woo, lie would be found, side
by side, with the humblest soldier up
on the field of glory ! Indeed, TO my
own knowledge, this has been, for
weeks past, his chief ambition, his
ardent desire.
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On the 10th of this beautiful month OF May,
Caroline Azelie, eldest daughter Of
III. MI. N. Mcknight and Feline
Fredieu, aged - years, 8 months and 0
days.
Leaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers TO wither at the north winds breath,
But al seasons are thinc own, oh Deathl
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u NDS PATRONS.

Mr. Louis DUPLE1x demeure, soul,
charge de Ia res~ponsabilitd ct dos into
r6ts du journal L'Lnjon pendant Pin.
tdrim occasionnd par 10 mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENpRE.
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NMT,E,
Mite.

Mite.
pERsoNs havi, in their sssssioo
l books belonginaoh he library n mn
dersigned, or that fonay bolono;n' to o h..
b: Carr, Esq, late aeslent of tss iaoo
VIII confer a great troiby returning lem
or notifying me of u tiles, volumes 9 tba
books they may has ~ '@
The value Of maj sefuI w.rLs ,,.;..
been greatly imlaiphyhe sets frinc t',koa
lfa-tf a., CAsppnAc h'
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AVIS.

TOUTES personnes qui commandment DIES
i c~ercueils chez moi sont preyenues que
mes tcrmcs sont COMPLIANT. La garni-
ture dot etrc fousnie par ceux qui commal
dent les ccrcuciI8.
Tous ccux qui me doivent pour dies c%ercueils
ct usage de mon ccrbillard, sont requis dc
ycnir reglcr.
WIN. D. HARKINS,
29mi-2i-f&a EntfepreHeur.
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NOTIeE.
yTICE.


CEALED PPOSALs wils be- r,esises
- by the undssned Commissse, upssstle
FfFTEENTIpI OF JULY nest, l5s re-
pairing the ba- front OF town. - & iexs,
to wit /: .
From the I'D dthe Steamboat LsMiffr,
opposite Chptah stet, up toa point opsssts
the second dsadL. Giannoni's Hons, md
from the lead Of he Steamboat Iaas;n,
opposite Jno. Ialsce's store. d,wu IA I
point opposite the Or Of L. Macs Tailrar
Establishment.
Posts d cypresaeart or post esk, fat
least one foot In ~anetcr, placeI f~ivefscs
apart, parked uparhe inside with / All
half Inch plank of art pine, we / spikd Or
pinned on to the pe, the space to he fled
up With dirt well Ined or rammed IN
Said work to be rived by the urparrs;esl
Committee. before warrant shall be isssl
m the amount Of ttontract.
W. PAYNE.
JT. b. TUCKER,
nr29-u cdnHss Of SnrpealQya
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$50 Isl ~ ~ A4
ors Nateltfofs
Jeudl, 20 Mini, 1869.

magA Tou' communique on annonce envoye
au ~journ~ apres he Marli soir, ne sera insere
,ue ,l.fs lo num6ro de la semaine s%uivantc.
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rtICE.

r OST, a certain u drawn NV r. NJ,
H. in favor Of thdalcrsignei aa;s
is dated NatehitoclfMay 1sf Iaea naas.
oiI a o'ay altef pr the sum of tssy
ensas COLLARS. Ihflbiie is notified MO
ready stopped,
my8-tf MRRw IA 1,r
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AVIS.

AVIS. "
A datcr dc &C jour, je, rpmboursc tous mes
IN tickets, quelqu'en soft le montant.
Les personnes qui doiventa al magasin sont
prices dc yenir rtgler immediatement, par
billet gu a%utrement.
2~9mi-f&a-30i B. MOLINA.
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Avis

ES personncs ayant en- ieur possession
IL des livres appartenant d In bibliotheane
la soussigne, on il Ia bibIiotheque ci-llcyatt
appartemant aJohn h. Carr, Esq, aui resifait
Ell Get eildroit. m'obligoront bcaucoap en- lea
rendant GU Ell me faisant SAVIOR les titres ct
les volumes dies iyres qu'ils peuvent ayoir.
La yaleur de bcalcoup d'ouvrages utiles
ayant etc depreciee Gil consequence de volumes
%mafiquant.
lTaja j. &. CAMPBELL.
BEAU MORTIER DOR. vSa
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In mYri& de c~alsscs, eoulprcnant las.
sortacnt trhs conpplet pour hommea, lenl-
g.fsoA3'
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NolIce 20 cInb-ninirnr.

The Editor will be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the UNION il
they will remit to the publishers and not
10 himself. Communications and sub
scripiions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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United States Of America:
MIIUIL IIIsININI d INNNI.e.I


XATmN'As lba Of Information WIS algd within
w aud " tbe Nildic nsli,tul rouue-s,o nj
Nashville uu the -ut DIZZY ct june, a. % 1852, by
john nmhle, hsT Attorney Coz be Dnuyd states
Cor the Middle bHrict OF Ieuues8ve Who pagsoUutrs
herein ON behalf of the Uuited states, against certain
pro otty, VIZ: certain lot, situated bear IN, Sunth.
cast Garner Of Broad ana Front Streets ia the City ~
Na.hNle, being the next o. tho corner lot atlfc-
SAID ON which corner lot situated, The Brass toun
dry pi b. Coles said lot fronting ON Front stvt ruu.
nng back towards thc river, thence uoIyy tauallyl
90 the river aud thence back % Front ttvct he cor
uer OF said loo GA Front street tuthest from Broad,
being opposite small Bhossmith's shop, situated va
the other side ul Front street; aud also u t Bud.
uias on sud lot aud also all the uxturos machinery
Too 81, uph tpuuts aud mat rails of every dpsvrrt d
Connected with sad lot aud buildmrs; Said hu lIh.s
ON sand Tot being The Fouudry ct one r. NJ UIunmn.
aud praying process against said property that ttc
salne Doe tundrmued as forfeited
Vow, therefore, In pursuance Of The munuou, uu
der the seal uf said Court 10 directed uuI douyer
ca, ! do hereby give public notice 90 all persons
claiming said property, ur lu any muuuer Interested
thercin, that they De aud appear before s4ii Circuit
Nurt, to be held at the city oi Nashville, gn and tr
said District, ON tha 2Olh day OF October 1902 Al 10
o'cocl, IN the iorchoou OF that day then aud ihatc
10 iutcrposo their claims, aud 10 mako their allie
tons iu that behalf b. R. GlASObC1l
dune II, lS61--lli L - Marshal NJ ii r.
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