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True Democrat., 1863-05-20

aToTICE IS HEREBY GIyEN,-That letters ot admin N stration upon the of the late Dr. Geo D. Sizer h been granted undersigned by the Probate court of Pulaski county bearing date the first day of May 1863; and that all persons having claims against the Estate required to exhibit the to the undersigned properly authenticated within after the date of such letters or they may be precuded from benefit in the Estate; and that claims be not exhibited within two years from the date letters they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from such Estate.
 MARIANA SHEER.
 Ttt1e Rock May 13 1883. St Admini- -ratrix
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
Little Rock, Ark, May 6, 1863. 6w.

HrTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber at the Lit v tie Rock Railroad Depot Hote half mile east of Little Rock dark brown horse MULE, about IA hands high, years old branded the left hip. For the delivery of said mule to Maj Du any information that get him, will be liberally rewarded. J. II. POLLARD.
 April g 4t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

aN NsADOLLARS REWARD!!-Lost between Camden and
 a @E Little Rock directed to Mrs. Brewton, Fort smith Ark The above reward will be paid for the delivery of the letter at the True Democrat Office.
 May l3 1863 2t +. c. BOUDINOT
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

"A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given "A that letters of administration granted to the dersgned the estate of William B. Lefevre deceased by the probate of Pulaski county Ark the 2h day March, 1S63 and that all persons having claims against said required to present them for payment duly authenticated within twelve months from the 2h of March, 1s63 they may be precluded from benefit in said estate all pe owing said will forward and make immediate payment
 MARINA NJ. LEFEVRE
 April l. 1863. Ct Administrative.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
May 2Oth 1863. 4t*

v AILERs NOTICE-Was committed to the Ja @ oi rIal- sD re county Ark, the 10th day of May 1909. two hSb of dark color and other calls his name ED aDout feet in height of dark color and say they belong 10 by the name of Phillips lvlng near van o"en @ M , Tba owner m said slaves hereby notified to and prove said slaves and pay charges and take the same away or they will be dealt with the law further directs
 Given under my hand. w. .. oIEfhh>oO,. N,u1
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

NT EGRO FOR SALE-A good family negro Enquire at May 13, 1S65 2t
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS. !
 COUNTY OF DREW. NOTICE. {

NOTICE. WNTHEREAS the 17th of April A. D. 1863 at our April VV of the County Court of Drew, tho following der was made to wit:
 It ordered the court that all the out standing scrip issued before the 7th day of April 1885, by said court of Drew be and the is hereby called n be filed with the clerk of said county for cancellation redemption or issuance and all holding said scrip hereby no ed that unless said scrip be presented by the 7h day July 1S63 it will be forever barred And it ther that the sheriff of said County of Drew give notice of this order by advertising the the True Democrat and Washington Telegraph newspapers printed in this State, two successive weeks and by putting up copy of this order every precinct in said County thirty days before the time specified in said order.
 w. B. DANILES, Judge. Attest: J. F. BUssEY, Clerk.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY DREW. { I, JOSEPH F BUSSEY Clerk of the Circuit Court and oo Recorder the County and Probate Court of said County do certify that the foregoing order is copy the record by order of the County Court the April term of our county court.
 In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my IL. s hand and affixed the seal of said County, at my office this 24th day of April, A. D. 1863
 JAS. F. BUSsEY Clerk. May 13 2t
 MJ EGRO FOR SALE.-A good family negro. Enquire at IV Hvnanan,s od stand to Dr. EpSey main street.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

s~sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From the undersigned, at Little 9 Rock on Sunday the 3rd of May 1865 two black mues with names reached and noched and tails rimed; with saddle marks on their backs, and botr hod all around Also one large mule, with mane smooth roachtd ana tail trned, and shoe on right fore oot iipeia reward will be given the of any or more or them to me- or for information that can get them
 Address MATILDA F. FULTON
 Care Gf GEo. c. WATKINS. VittIe Rock May 13 1863. St
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

In the District Court Of the Confederate and for the Eastern District of Arkansas, April IS, 1868. The Confederate States of America, by)
 Archibald H. Rutherford, Receiver,
 PIaintif Petition to SC
 Squestrate property The property of Thomas Fraser and of alien enemies Julia M. Fraser. his wife, alien ene-
 mics, DetendontS
 T is ordered that the said Julia M Fraser late Julia M U Beebe be notified to appear in the court, the frst Monday of October term 1S6 then and there to propound her claim to certain property choses in acto and Real Estate sequesterd by the Confederate States as the property of an alien enemy to said Confederate States pup caton hereof to be made in the Arkansas True Democrat a newspaper published in the city of Little Rock.
 true copy from the record.
 Attest: R. w. STEVENSON, Clerk April 22, 1863 4w
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

~ PRAYED OR STOLEN-From the artillery camp near - Little Rock Ark about the 2Oth or April 1909, large bay horse branded on the left shoulder wtn M has one white hind foot, about or years old Stolen between the 15th and zon oI tne saie o.' o small gray horse branded with 'J O., thin in orde and very spirited. liberal reward will be paid for the apprehenslon ana delivery of either both of the above horses to me at the artillery camp Little Rock for any information con- cerninr them w. R. DOUGLASS, Lieut.
 MarshaPs Battery.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

6D "a DOLLARS REWARD -Strayed from my residence ~V the 5th inst, sorrel horse muesaid mule is about 1z hands hgh 10 years old under teeth ects the upper; had when he left, small bel there was mule left with him, that does not belong to
 Any person delivering my mule te me at my residence miles north of Lewsburg Ark, will receive the above reward. -
 LOUISA N. OWENS. Tewishurp May 12th 1863. 34-3t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
HEADQUARTERS DEPT ThANs.- -MI,s.
 Alexandria. La. April 24 1893.

J General Orders No G. l. Until further orders, the Headquarters of the Depart of Mississippi removed to Shreveport La. Commanders of Districts will make their returns accord ingy.
 By command of It. Gen K. KIRBY SMITH. May l3 1So3 6t H. r. PRATT, A. A. G.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

sS PRAYED OR STOLEN-From the artillery camp, yes S terday, May 17th medium size Black Horse, in good condition white hind small white spot forehead, saddle marks be easily recognized by his oretop, being piece of flesh grown about inches long, and covered with hair Any returning said horse Bockers Battery will be liberally rewarded.
 May 20 lS63 w
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

NIOTICE-I from hundred to thousand dollars lV bet that can beat any in the army, camped near Little Rock, running a foot race, sixty yards
 JAMES NJ. BAXTER
 Capt. Wallaces Co.,, Kings Reg't Fagan's Brig. April 90 Ats
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

++ .r- en-ppv.vn.stolen from my plantation in Perry enW county one bright bay mare, ID years oo' olho Ill s o ~ & ,l nv 10 wears old branded D, on the elt shoulder, and paces very gently. lhe " ,y ~ sro,r paid for their delivery. w. U
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

STOLEN.-My stable door broken open the night C of the 4th inst, and my Brown Mare Mule stolen Much rubbed with the harness has Spanish brancs on her near hip thus on the shoulder g. and letter shoulder the neck. suitable reward and expenses pa1d TOT the mule, or information so that can get her. -
 Little Rock May 6 1863. 3t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

~t oppERAs Ft,s SALE at s. ALEAANAAlsS' > opposite S the Post Office
 May lS63 4W*
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

HEAHoUAErEas, DEPARTMENT TKANs:1I 1Iss IssISSFF1'
 ''AA'i Shreveport, La, May II, lotS caotain s West A. A. G. is assigned to duty as ns sstant Inspector General upon the o'sii oi 'Ao General commanding. - c.,xnn
 Ry command ot Lt Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH, m uc q headqoai'eiS' oi''i1o - Iittle Rock May IS, 1863. Official: JOHN ". HlNpoEHn--- N-t------ p
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

nH DOLLARS SREWARD.-Strayed on the evening of 2Oth Ze) nst bay mare, about years old 15 hands hgh back little sore, old shoe left fore foot and had when left leather collar around her neck The above ward be paid her delivery to the headquarters of Brig Gen. M Parsons. R. SPENCER,
 April 29 3t* Sanders Regiment.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

er TRAYED-From the artillery camp St. Johns Col kS ege Little Rock Ark, or about the 10th of March, 1oo3 light small horse, saddle marks little sway back heavy and ta blaze in his iace has pecu- liar cracking his hip joint when travelling, branded the left shoulder with the figure 9 letter Q. liberal reward will be paid for apprehension and delivery said horse, at the artillery camp.
 EDWARD VISART Lieut.. May 20. 1t* Blocker's Battery.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
HEADQUARTERS, RECRUITING SERVICE, Little Rock, May 18th, 1863.

HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING SERVICE,
 Little Rock, May 18th, 1863. General Order No. 4.
 All officers belonging to the army of Tennessee, acting under instructions, from BrgGeneral Pillow, chief of vo uneer and conscpt bureau of army of Tenn i'll the State of Arkansas will report person the 25h nst together will all abSentees from that army they may have collected, at the points below designated H. Those who reported through intermediate comman- ders to Little Rock, Ark will repair to that point the 18th thereafter practicable Those reporting at Camden Ark will repair to that point and report to Col J. A. Williamson, awaiting further orders from Head Quarters Trans-Missippi Department By order of
 CHAS. J. TURNBULL, Col. O. 8. A.
 Lp charge Recruiting Service, Army Tenn.
 HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, l
 Little Rock, May Is, 1863. General Orders No. 19 In accordance with General Orders Mo- 30 Headquarters Department Mississippi Current Series, Surgeon M Tayor F. A O. S., is announced as Medical Inspector for the District of Arkansas
 By command of Ut. General HOLMES,
 w. B. BLAIR, A. A. A. G.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

AALE OF SALINE LANDS-I will sell to the highest bid S der, in Princeton the 18th June next credit of years bearing per cent interest two 40 ots lying the 16th Section, of Township South, of Range 19 Wes adjoining Messrs. Thomas Taylor Harley's Salt Works Arkadepha and supposed to contain most excellent saline qualities. Note and approved security required.
 A. R. BANKS, Common
 School Commissioner of Dallas county. Tulip, Ark, April 20, 1863 31-4t Cost of adv S5-paid
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, DISTRICT OF ARK,
 Little Rock May 18th, 1863. N1 OTICE.-A persons having in their possession horses mules wagons, saddles any other property belong to the Quarermasters Department, hereby notified and requested deliver the Capt John C. Peay 4. O. M, Little Rock, Ark. to the nearest depot C. NJ. the least delay. Any persons failing to comply herewith and being found in of such property will be dealt with severely, as the law directs.
 By order of It. Gen. HOLMES.
 JNO. B. BURTON, May 20. 1863. 4W Major and Chief Q. M. D. A.
True Democrat., 1863-05-20

DOLLARS REwARD-Ara or stolen aoout aS ,x;tG or 4:.eI ,"t i i face was brana last @f on the lelt shoulder and above c. 'te iSns n haG @ ring bone on the front foot has his s boysa aye reward will be paid by leaving the fo y @ or at H Fishers store give me inormah srpr o'n get the same. - c, o4xI
 fla i;ncl May 70, ISOo -C
True Democrat., 1863-05-20
HEAD QUARTERS, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS,
 SUBSISTENCE OFFICE,

HEAD QUARTERS DISTR1OT OF AKhANoAo3 [
 SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, [
 Little Rock, May 6, 1863. In consequence of the great scarcity of salt in the cou try the advantage would be the commssarat the District of Arkansas, to secure more plentu p ply and our salt will be given in part exchanso for bacon and four delivered at Little Rock twenty-ns per pound will be paid for bacon and eight cents pi pound for flour delivered at Little Rock. ~, Parties delivering bacon flour above will nave !o privilege of purchasing salt from the Philadelphia woA upon orders from this office at ten cents per pound and in proportion of pound of salt for every five pounds of bacon or flour delivered. The salt is on hand at present. and will pc reIaieu ' Arkadelphia for the purpose contemplated above.
 N. s. HILL, Aaj. ard C. $. Max131
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16
STATES MARsHAL's


ohi'E' =, ST ~. y e 80 AsssreA s..
n virtue 81 an n cDii,n cireetea Issued n,
Vie u IA II B. lis r,ct Csart the ttir.i STA e.
ff the :. plhefn ihvisn Of The d. II IL OIL ana
sfAtnst v r. ssn=n1serr, ard In frvsr A Japc.
nrI htNe tesitn ePsr, aud al s-Il to ihe nlyhr.t
~ a~f ~ We da@r OF the Cl-iks ~ Of 1h4 IsS,r
tOafi OF III nied Stsirs I IL D.sIret o. Iyw. Al
fata iisift.t % the 2s'i "a, ot D=cen Der
wit: -
It NO. = ) and 4. 10 block No l2s. in the cit,
OF n e. ka.. L~e se~uty. iosa
aAeo ana tsiea Oh rs tie property V. p Van
&st~efp - satisfy said rit af ton.
III. Nj Hn1iA. ". :, Marshal
w. q, ,s,- By II FrLTcA. d, pnty !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16

The following capital story is told BIZ
correspondent of the New York Even;ne
fost, travelling in the West. The Colo
mel spoken of is a citizen of Fond du Lac
Wisconsin, who married niece of tbs
novelist Cooper:
In the battle of "Champion Hills
think it was, the Colonel was mounted on
horse which did not like the vhistl;no
OF bullets, and bursting of shells which
showered about him. The Colonel. who
Is one OF those officers found in advance Of
his regiment, held different cpinion
from his horse; SO he called Sam, the
negro servant, to take the horse back and
0ripg the morgan" that could stand
nre' Sam, who was in sympathy with the
disgraced charger, gladly obeyed, but on
ms way back with the Morgan. a shell
dropped in the field right before him and
burst, sending the mud and stones Il
every direction. This was too much for
oam' aud he broke for the rear. not to be
seen again for several days. One of the
officers, finding him not holly recov. rod
III m his fear. at this time, of his m,ster
sa'd why don't you 60 back to the
Colonel! He was angry, but you NAV
return you know he was always triendly
70 you. Dat ar am all berry true" re-.
Piled Sam, with al inimitable express;on
o. eountenance and significant eestur.
OF the hand, "de Colonel and were berrv
good friends, but de fact is, dat ar ID
shell broke de Connection
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16
Remarkably ra.,1,yI.-

The most striking example of fast liv.
ing ever put upon record is related bv tho |
Boston Traveller as follows:
An old man, who was LIVING
most abJect poverty for several "A the
bratiog between Worcester years. vi
Berkshire, Massachusetts county and
IS he was shifted BY and Connecticut.
ed TO clear him T select men who wish.
81 last found -fom their precincts has
temporar refuge. but perhaps only a
at y i one, in the State Almshouse
' Aonson. Forty years ago this same
nan did heavy gram and shipping bus
ipess in New York, and was among the
most influential and respected of the mer-
chants Of the metropolis About the time
of the completion Of the Erie Canal he.
with others, conceived grand scheme of
doing an immense foreign trade; and went
to Europe, taking most of his wealth with
him. Family affairs did not run smooth,
and be gave up his grand project. went
to London, led gay life, was Toasted By
lords, became very intimate with the
household of a noble earl, aud VAS pre-
scented at court by the American Min
lister.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16

Aftsrwsrd be crossed 70 Paris. whore
some imbrogiio obliged hin 70 accept the
challenge 1t sighting Marquis. who sent
= bah through biz right arm but our
pauper bsing poor shot, severely woun-
dsd mis- Own second instead of the Marquis,
and b had TO leave the city. Then he
vent 70 Munich. and made love to the
niece Of one Of the royal families, vas ac-
cepted, got drunk at : palatial ball over
his conquest. made bad thing Of it and
left Munich with dispatch. J. He coatin.
ued in his excuses, gambled awsy oil his
property. and was vagabond in England
. few years, then in New York, and then
throughout Western Massachusetts,. His
life - saddsr comment on fast living
than was ever written.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16
4. short Family History.

Happening to stop in at one of the
public Offices Of the city, yesterday. in
which kind. supplemented. gray haired
and humble old man has been employed
for many years, We struck upon the war
as passing topic, when the old gentle
man. who was sweeping up the rubbish
around the FIRE, thus delivered himself
with an easy, quiet resignation, that was
truly touching: IL had about thousand
dollars saved up when this war broke
out, and house of my own and a slave
woman. l had son, too, and fine man
he was; at least they all said SO. Blu, the
thousand dollars soon dwinded away to
nothing, somehow; and the woman is
gone, and my son is dead. / suppose the
house will go next. if don't look sharp.
he was fine boy, my son was. He went
10 at the Grst Manassas, and was in most
ct Aead'htf then came me 8; the battle
at Cedar Run. and the second Manassas
and Sharpsburg- He went through all
safe. We thought he was mighty lucky.
lie came down to see US then. and. yisi,
ting round, went to the Postofice. where
he used to be employ ed. to see the bows.
W hen he came home, / said knew thew
wanted him back there, and asked him if
they didn't offer him situation, Yes.
ne said, at thousand dollars year
Wen, said |. amt that better than living
about up yondes in the cold and rain p
They want all the men in the army they
caa get, he said, and l wouldn't leave It
Tor thousand day. l stopped talking
TO him. We had his new uniform ali |
ready for him. They had it done, made
aim lieutenant. then. He went away
'nd We never saw him alive again. The
battle OF Fredericksburg came on, and
hey got him. l, was the 18th of Decem.
Der. A paase.] He was a fne bow
hey all said-a better never pulled trio.
ger. Another pause. We could hardly
Ell h.m when We saw him. ~ Richmond
enquirer, Nov. 12.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

y" nm Cowies, c Stevens, Levi PM ler T.
Lsmefte, ana Hiram Earssy:
You are h. RIB, notified Inst there il naw on s,e T.
IN etie'k Office of the D,>tr,ct Cputt of Lee n,a
ioNs, a. heoksk. petltiob, And Az am.nd q ,eti,
no" OF nsHism Williams. ei#imi K a ia,ts,,.e nj
Against you. William r. Gowns ant O. q. st.yars
% tae s.m of Fire tinndted aud Thiit.-n ard
oo-'vo DO lars as meney due npun ynnr prpnIs
sofy notes. and as sgsiusi all the above named
oeffh'ans paying 4 ihe furtclo- ore or a CERTAIN
bora fof ca oprn ths und vded half of Lis thste
*ni ionr, ~ BLOCK I'm en-. tn W ans' Kesres
FERRY ADDITION 10 The ci', KsOAns Iowa, the ex
n,eot o. sisauty ofisdsr ptlon aid Tor gen.
NOV, uhiess toa sppear ans snsver 10 said petftson
- 20 oefeye Of the ecuRd day ofthe hexs rry ~
ssiI Cenrt, to OF Hel Il keol uk the frsi Monas
% February, A. d. 1883, Judgment will be ~ the,as
ey de.asA s Fl. SCOTT HoWEL..-s
nWsS-ae3 Plsintid's AttN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16
sagacisus Dsr.


One Of the most sagacious dogs, not
only in Memphis, but We might Say in
America, is to be found ct the engine
house on Poplar Street. Ring, the dog .
name, il the property Of Mr.. Mike Wa
ters, and makes the engine house Of the
DeSoto steam engine No. 3 his headquar-
ters-in truth, be is an indispensable ar
ticle 10 that institution. His sagacity,
watchfulness, and attachment to every
fireman belonging to the Sc, has made
him the general favofite Of everybody who
knows him. No matter how far away
Ring happens to be during the night, the
FIRST tap Of the Ere bell 6nds him bending
his steps at double quick time until he
reaches the No. 3 when there, his first
object is to bark and growl until the men
whose business it is 10 hitch the mules
are awakened and have done their work !;
this being accomplished, Ring takes his
stand on the top Of the hose carriage-re-
minds one of Jupiter riding his car-and
continues growing until the scene Of
confagration is reached, when he instant
" jumps off and follows the hose to its
destination then he takes lamp from
the FIRST fireman he finds and goes to the
end of each section, that the men may
see to tighten the butts. During the FIRE,
Ring never leaves the engine. aud wee to
the man who attempts TO steal an article
of any kind that belongs TO the company
When the FIRE has been extinguished
Rings Grst object is to take the lamp and
precede the engine that the driver may
see the road homeward, and he is always
sure to take the best and shortest way to
the house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Guy w4lis Hugh W Sample Samuel n. curi.
Edward XIII ufne, Pofd, d Ford jane. a
senhha Gn ur"i Pa - r =. sao'a kh Hsrr,-
ofs ~ Lithe bever~ux Umsted, vie and sisss
o. frank Y a uEst4d o Crane, Cox Shelley
Gre ne Efssine EiF fife. Mrllen a. o.; Long Il W.
roa. George Ba telt o Co. Jesse Maltb. n HEi.-
E1nP. hchsr he.pss. Hiram Barn-y; Yea man,
Hehps9" Goi ldzsr Ihsr" pses, Hsn, To~l-,
hicfssel Bashey. Jam nAsran A,a M.,o, hix
Haze A. 10. HuIaeri Van vafkenbe,y a "a: RE
diet Hall 20: Huhth LAM; Haaeoek X. ed q Co:
parnhsm' h'rfhsSl q Sos u Day, ss.Igs.s Of
Barns Rsnsgest hermHn sl~ia Ar hIb ID
Young Co. ,-osnef May trtis q Lyman
Amorse Dudley. Y Lomsn, N oieHa.der. ii
Gtstes Frede lex billy, toli. Barni,ca,t Albert
welis Gsrfner D,n ), wiIlisn psre a..,ene- Of
the kosbSB Lonom.ttve work, N X Anr,i-en A
Brevn, snk cfthe osa y ninisn, P2ul wo,,d ri
NJ Cemrf V,ln~l pAuiiir 6. Stc@ar; wm
Paisrsoa, Carrou, Lear W rtton, Surnn er II. B.
bias, Wal isul SIR pson, Pierce krethsTs pan
ders. G'es Lsnhtafi Stpne, sierr Co: John
L'sne. gal snd,'x euior oslhe esiat~ u Isaac
o.. land decea ed; q Garter. Vim Tk1napson irusfee
" Grsnami j y EASTMAN. tpasfo 20 Da-
veil gers c., Hixbee, W Jstg-on. *
cater II the estate % Nm \ forfenee. d-csa<d
Y0u heret. af.'taVd that ,het~is non Oh Tile Ia
the office Ut the Cists 81 ine district Court Of Lee
cuuLfs, Iowa III keskNk, The Ie.t ieH susenatc ard
snptflrnen' al prtItfon, Fam an Target ~A-ca-
tor ofibe .,taie OF Robert deeea ed ard Yrula
isEreri. spa kiiet T. IAxs,r' % hof' by Hsua
" 1@gg RI th'f ierai ga din claiming u G y
Wis cosleeysn ~ an- -Afsh lar Of a thr lands
pu chssfd by cpr -, sampisr welS LyoL, and Cor
The undivided half Of the norh fraction OF The
south quarter OF Set n liity-fuus Seventy
rvds wide % The North Wfsi irzstisnal quarter Sec
ton thiuy ~ ur. The bnrh frartonsl eusrs- 81
Section thrriy -thfe- zcept shout Eve d 10 the
Des Minis hivsr Compsn. III nrfh-v e-t south
fraeIonai quarter Of seciion thirry -,hre~ in
Towrshft sixfs av- Natth, u hang i've In Lee
va. Sad petition sisp pra for par lion
Of ssid la7ds derresHf one nfb ~ p4iltir, and a.
viding balance srseng tn. ners also for
tie sdutm IT 81 the Is hi and equities all
fsn dsDts. and for gtn-tai relief.
Ard that uuless yos sppesr ard SAID ti'ion
before the &c nd 81 noon 81 The February
Term 1854 OF ssid Court Jucg will be n6ered
against yo1 Gy deisuiS
RANKIN McCRARY
des3-dAw AHuruevs pafufiG