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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-06
Secretary of the Treasu

NJ CRACKEN COUNTY,
--- of said county and
State, being duly sworn, deposes and
says, that the invoices, true copies of
whi ch are hereto attached, contain a
lust and. true statement of all the goods,
wares and merchandise to be shipped
under the Permit above applied for and
that the actual value thereof are cor
rectly stated in said duplicate invoices.
md further, that the number, descrip-
ton, and marks of the packages contain
ing the same are correctly stated in the
above application, and that the said pack
ages contain nothing except as stated in
the said duplicate invoices.
And this deponent further swears that
the goods, wares and merchandise per-
mitted to be transported upon the above
application and this affidavit, shall not,
nor shall any part thereof be disposed Of
by him, or by has authority, conniUdnce
or assent, IN riolation Of the terms Of
the permit, nor in any other manner so
as to give aid, comfort, Information or
encouragement to persons IN inSurrection
against the Government Of the United
States, nor in any other way inconsistent
with the terms and spirit of the rules
and regulations of the Treasury Depart
ment, dated April y, 1862. And further,
that this Deponent is true, loyal and
faithful to the Government of the United
States, and that lie will in things so de-
port himself
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this day of - 1868.
The above instructions from the Trea-
sury Department, prepared with care by
Secretary Chase, and intended to cover
the entire ground of communication with
the resident inhaBtaaJpts 9f ths tekrbt0FE
as Southwest Kentucky, have been abro-
gated by orders of Col. Dougherty and
Provost Marshal Gibson, at Paducah,
and the result is a conflict between the
civil and military authorities, which re-
suits in no good to the Government, and
is only and entirely damaging to the
loval inhabitants of the district deslg
mated. 1t is an unfortunate conflict
and one in which at best must damage
the credit of the Government and EN-
barrass its future policy in dealing witt
the people who, unfortunately for them
| reside IN any vi tue olooAANN'NN PS-N
| of the Government.
1t is plain that Secretary Chase in
tended, in the above instructions from
under his own hand to Mr.. Thornbury
to deal mildly and equitably with eac
reclaimed section; that he intended tina
the former disloyal as we'll as the loya
inhabitants should share alike in tn
benefcent advantages of commerce u
restricted sense), and that, while tn
Government would use every means
cripple the rebellionists, it would "
afford protection and suStendnce to sue
as, tired Of their hostility, would acknov
ledge their error, subscribe to the oath
allegiance, and thereafter prove peac
able and law-abiding citizens.
1t is further evident that the matter
commerce (meaning that of essentials
is by the laws Of Congress, placed und'
the Immediate supervision of the Seer
tary OF the Treasury, and in no case hi
; the War Department ever been known
usurp that authority. The aids, Surve
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-06
VIM. GLENN & SONS,
Wholesale Grocers,
7oand 70 Vine ST., bet. Second and Pearl sts.,
CINCINNATI, Oh 10.

v. invite the attention of dealers 10 our large
.,d vii assorted stock Of Groceries, COTdags, To-
Lacco, Woodenware, &c, which We offer at close
rates TO cash buyers IL
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-06
J, S Nj lTH IS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
n o. 3 5000 nd st,
hs ERAY's BLoCEl

CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- ur nient and u fit warranted. stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always ON hand ana
at prices that Will suit the purchaser. Tucklng
skirts, Stitching BOsOms, &c, done with neatness
aud despatch
Thankful for past fayOrs the subscriber respect
fully solicits ,ontuance of the patronage 60
liberaIIy bestowed fer tie past five years.
octkl J. oMlIA.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-06
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Communicated
Treasury DEPARTMENT, !
II 1nnn q Z

MAJ cn ~ 1COo.
To Warren Thornbmy, U. s. Sur0eyor,
Paducah, Ky:
SIR-Hereatter, until otherwise direct
ed, you will not grant any general license
for the purchase or transportation Of cot
ton, tobacco, or other product of the soil,
in or from the States of Tennessee, Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Ala
bama, nor any general permit to take
any goods, wares, or merchandise to any
OF said States, for purposes of sale or
trade therein; nor any license or permit
whatever for quantities greater than are
shown to your satisfaction by written
statements (Which you will preserve) to
be necessary for the family consumption
Of the applicant
Very respectfully,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-06
OFFICIAL.
A PROCLAMATION.

By the President Of the United States
of America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

b..4t ready o. .aar ihe 0r .t1 momrl
Warming, luoy go gut determined q
strike blow ~ tAg enemy pAeGcNrr ant
whenever they con-li they hang upon thci,
skirts anl rear, Ike the tpssaoks upon
Napoleon retrcating array, soililg every
f,otstcp of the ground with The blood ~
somc l,spiaci Yankee, then indeed will
our STATE be- safe, uad Banks will find that
he hl, "takcn Texas 40 all odds hy oc'
vupying six feat Of ils luriaec, Il the peo'
NJ, fail 10 10 thls-,ii they fail to prepare
Il. tine fer ,he threatened dauggs--Ig they
are animated by any other sentiment than
4 dc,erminali n TO conquer or lie then IN
deed are the evils in store ior us too 'crri-
blo 10 contemplate. bat We have an abid'
ing faith in tho courage and patri otism of
Tcxian ,recmen, and we believe that when
the time does come, all the sons OF the
Lone Star, 1.-the high and the low the
rich aud the pOor--the aged aud 'he young
the strong and the weak will alike he
ready TO welcome the de,esled invader
with bloody hands to hospilable graves"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

-grfE,4 Hf t1rfi, 90 Iu NlttI
lrul.rgl luu made iu somc ui our ipurn
hl. 20 the effect that cotton wa. being ga
t,usiyely shipped By way Of Nassau and
Havana 10 tho Yankee States has clieiicl
gu investigation Ly the Confederate Gov
crumeL twill be seen by the following
repoFs VI .Cn,s directed 10 look. ihio III $
aaltir that very littlo cotton indeed finds
is way 10 the North, aud thar no rrproUch
attached 10 our merchants and planters IN
lh.1 CONNECTION. From Nassau tho report
sutcsi
Struggling lots Of cotton, not TO any
notable extent, are occasionally brought
here say In parcels OF live to twelve aud
iincea bales, and shipped North. These
come Ogt in sailing vessels for the cotton
Ly steamers invariably going 10 England
A. this season Of this season Of tho year
when ca,ms prevail nine-ten,hs Of the
sailing vessels are bound 10 he captured
From Havana, report is equally favora-
Bile, a follows
I'm relation 20 the sale Of cotton in
Havana 10 kur,hcrn buyors il affords me
pleasure 10 say, such 50 cs are Of rare o.
currcnce and with the exception Of the
cargo Of the Alice, no considerable qropti-
ty Of cotton has been shipped 10 New York,
or other Northern ports, The Alice be
longs 10 aioint stock company, and the
stockholders are dissatiicl with her man
agcment by their agents. ohm MacRulcy
and Addison Cammack and unanimously
condemn their course in selling cotton 10
Northern buyers, and are now making an
effort 10 get possession Of this vessel aud
her earnings. am, therefore, oil opinion,
that but little cotton will in the future,
find It's way from Havana TO the enemy,
~ know OF no cQllusion between any of
our citizens and the enemy for the supply
of cotton TO the latter"
The Confcderat States constitute Con-
rcdoracy Its government is merely IN
agency Of the Confcderatcl States. Zach
OF the States composing it is 4 Soyercignt,,
to which all the citizens inhahiting il own
allegiance. Treason Is the violation Of al
!cgiance. Hence every State Of the Con.
fcdcratc States las laws N existence Coz
Furnishing treason. II is impossible, there
fore, for any citizen OF the Confederate
States to commit treason without being
amenable TO punishment by tho laws and
tribunals Of q State. President Davis re
cognized this s;1.tc OF things when lie de
clHraa, il his late Message to Congress,
that, should any slaves, nr abettors Of
slaves, be taken in arms against the Con
fedcrate States, he would turn them over,
if Congress would authorize him TO do 80
the authorities Of the State in whicl, they
were taken captive, to be tried and execut-
ed according to the laws Of the State.
The Elective of the Confederacy should
have no power in L state beyond the lines
Of the army. As the head of the military
Of all the States in State, he should have
the control of all military operations, and
of those who are under his military COM
mnnd But beyond this, the sovereignty
Of u State over its citizens ought not to be
interfered with It's independence is es-
sential to the theory of Confederate
Charleston Mercury.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
DbitNarN,

pIED-At the residence Of her father .in-,aw, Mr.
D. BRuypaeE near Lancaster, Sabbath night, AT
gust "a 1868, MRS JULIA G. BRUNDAGE Z, conEort
Of SOLOMON BRUNDs0E, Of Col. SrOsE's Regiment
aged ,6 years, month and IS deys.
The subject of this notice was born near Springfield
Illinois aud about years ago, with her nus
hand. sought o hon. in Texas Disease had set his
and human skin sought in vain 20 stay his
hand For Elk years she tho isuisees "a paii
affection which she bore with degfee OF oIli. ue
aud christian resignation which We have Sc uoh 500
exetnp!iiied In one snrro0nned BY 60 fn.ns
earthly TICS Life seemed vegy dear "a bel ~. no'
singie piurniur Nat ever heard ~ ~ ~
In The last months ~ her snIiction her hust9,pu
x e. Ned FROM fcl Md aid IN bis country ger
vice brt she hsisi Uata the nd that he might 70
t,,rr and l., with ,.f her last nionisnu but this
,,ss ani a ana 10 his sister who near, she whis
,t,a MS ,frIa eiios her syes we're eiazed in death
Oh! il 80 hard for " 70 hedr heI brfathe his
name and b ia IN dirtaut land. brt u VIII i'c
sor1olatin to hef absent HUSBAND anu rsiatiFes, 20
ina, although they could ma be with bet yet
iylpFeuts ami sisters prsyided every eotntsrt APO
Administered 20 her lat wants. In the deep silence
Of TIA midnight hnur, she passed rom anon6 "
gently Is though sinking infc ileasnht sfnn'n.r'
leaving hel husband and two broibegs ai.sni - the
army, and many other frirt'ds % mourn ne lvss
~ have lain hel in har Z tly grave far e'fsy ron
N. iau.g hofn. % her yoifh aud her aged mother
and hrothers and risteri Viii she parted VIII years
ago cannot hear that that she has passa1 asa iln
earth An unusually large rrpces.ih ioii1Hel net
remains 10 fieir final resi-. and each friend orfed
tr 40 lr Ineinsr. IS be tufncd from The territory
u ne t0uifs, 70 tko bls ~ ~ si,eli e ~ n ne
u,r sfir;f bursting ifs -riay ,-aArsent- ial Fine
81 ~ .,,u.rd li.-iii and on dc bcFen cf her God
r-flo1 rfsrrff--s jOys. she ti-sfuiiy rests f-ece
ron snrr1lr. Tiair ard l.-t-, p =. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

Our NAVAL 0PERATIoNs.-The Aleba-
ma put into Bahia, Brazil, on the llth of
Nav. She was allowed to take in all the
supplies she wanted, and to stay and do
mart at her pleasure against the most We
hement protcstations of the American Con-
sui. t. +. Wilson, Esq. The C. S. steamer
oE-war Georgia; arrived at Bahia on the
18th Of May. She was direct from Europe
via the Cape do Verde islands, where she
narrowly escaped an encounter with the
Tuscarora. The number of Federal vessels
captured by our cruisers during April aud
Nav. is larger than all their previous cap
lures put together. Hardly day passed
but some released officers or seamen from q
new capture, rive at Northern port:
The New York Merchants Exchange
received the following dispatch from Bath,
Maine, June 2Gth -
BATH. Me-, June pa pilot up from
Southport, reports that four fishing vessels
arrived there this morning, who made the
following reports;
Forty sails we're destroyed by pirate
steamer of Cape Sable yesterday aud the
day before. A BrunsTick ship vas bond
ed, and otlsr large vessels we're destroyed
The Brunswick ship had many passengers
on card, and gave warning TO the VESSELS
which had come in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
tlntcb tbp Dcscrtors.

CTRAYED or STOLEN Gum Camp BAnkhrai,
- Cd, Gnrlcy's Regiment, near Bunhhm, thrcc
tacnd ut Horses Of the following ieScripti, n ona
large DAZZLE IRON GRAY HORSE, ycart Il,
branded On the lcf shoulder with 1T connected ma
81 uuivrneIth some saddle marks 90 thu back, Also
ono SMALL BLACK HORSE, branded on the hip
aud II ;urr : on tho shoulder. Alfo, one SMALL 20
NY BuILr LIGHT GRAY HORSE, branded on
let shoulder ANY Information concerning said
horses, Ia the owners can got ,h0m viii DO yer.
thankfully received and literally rewarded AddreSi
Mrg. Eary L. Loa, Rod Oak, Ellis county, resaa =
The above described horses lett the 3lst jay, 1865,
and when lac, heard from we're going South dire
ton. MANY L Liza
ksn,,st I2 1894. -,97.2g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

sparAD1xo.-On the 25th July, the PEG
pie Of San Antonio met en- masse, TO take
into consideration the condition Of The cur
rsncy and provide against its depreciation.
On The 4ii Aug similar meeting was adj
vertised tc BE- held in Austin, the eeject
seeming to be 10 drive out all such az refuse
10 cell for Confederate money or who, by
aiixing enormous prices upon their goods
and produce, create thereby the grossest
and nost palpable distinction between spe-
Gle and our currency. We say our our cur
reaev--because its cure and it is our duty
70 make the best u Il; and iii can be done
- no sthor way, We ere willing TO see the
people take it in hand and protect the fam
lilies OF our absent spldiers from e1tortien
End hariheariedness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

know not how others in this Confeler-
acy may feel concerning the matter, but
were in position where my name would
be solicited to petition for or submit to an
armistice originating in this Cpnfedcracy
| would sooner sign document offering
to become a colony of France, with Napo-
lean as ruler, and would ohligate myself to
help him to whip out Mexico and the bal
ance of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. like"
The above il an extract from the Alex
andria correspondence of the Houston Tel
egraph and is remarkable for ls apparent
modesty and simplicity. The correspon-
dent III. F." must certainly be great man
THUG to take the bull by the horns before he
knows whether the audiance is ready for
such coup de main. We consider all such
illusions, even in jest, as untimely, and
cruelty suggestive Of stntc Of affairs that
none of US want to sec III p is fine
fellow, most excellent and spicy writer,
but when lie comes 10 diplomacy, let him
stop for while and think what bearing
such things may have by familiarizing The
public mind with them. \ jest cost Calig-
ula his thrune,-and who knows what may
come of Jest even such u one as Fl, p
has put forth We are called upon to al
lude to this paragraph because it has oren-
ted u little sensation by its appearance in
the columns Of the Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

Ed Rera,G The election returns are
coming in slowly. This box and two others
Largest in the tounty,) have been heard
from, which foot up as follows
Murrah, 1872; Chambers, 81. Stockd~le,
1872; Gentry,9. Crosby, ISL.
For Local Representatives.. l.. Loyeioy,
jr, 145; o. C. McWhortcr, 20; }. H. W.
Written, 81 Enough is known to insure
Loeejoy's election,
For Smte Scuate--Daniel Montague, 100 ;
j. W. Hale, SO.
For Congress--W. b. Wright rs, s. II.
Morgan, 20; J. W. Moseley, 9,
In haste, &C., S. A. NENTERs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
Ghe 9Rllas 9erala.
ID A a S:
Wednesday, August 10, 1868.
OtrIl a'JtIa us.

SCDSCETpTIUS-G moHths, In ndyane',"."..S2 20
NJ paper will be sent from the Office until the sub
sCriptlon price Is paid aud all papers Discontinued
~ the expiration Of the time for which 'hey ore paid
stD trI:Is 2,H.Sl.N'6:
Advertisements Inserted at the rate Two Dollars
per square Of eight lines FOR the FIRST Insertion aud
dollar for each subsequent insertion 10 be paid
for In every Instance" at the time they are Inserted
.IstsN-sO ygNNCyc SIR; MIS-.
For State aud District or Legislative Offices, ga;
for County Offices, $40. These prices are for an
nouucomcnts Of the usual length otherwise they
will be- charged for rs regular advertisements
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

TEXAS GARDENING FOR hUGusT-This
is, perhaps, the most important month in
the year for the kitchen garden. The crop
is not only more valuable, bothin an econ
omical and pecuniary view, but the yege-
tables are Of better quality, and endure
longer in perfection. If the soil has not
been already prepared, let no time be lost
in preparing il, whether rainy OF dark
weather occurs. Set out plants ofcabhage,
brocoi, caulfower, kale, savoy5, brussels,
sprouts, celery, cndiye, &c., SOW seeds Of all
tlese. Sow turnips 1T two or three diff
fcrcnt times during the MONTH Also,
mustard, botli on richly manure, either BY
COW -penning or otherwise, or in new land.
4 few Irish potatoes may be planted-they
will most commonly do well. Plant sugar
corn for roasting cars, radish lettuce and
cured IN ustard in succession,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
WAn DRrARTynSr Richmond, May O. 1868.
NOTICE, No. Tho fol-

.
CxCEKANGE NOTICE, No. 5.--Tho fol-
II lowing Confederate officers aud men EGfe pect
duly exchanged and are hereby 50 dcclar1d
j. All officers Int men who have been delivered ~
City Point al any time previous t. iday Z, lSo3;
2. All officers captured At tny place pei9Fp ne Az
Of SrriI 1872 who have boon ~,l.afcd on parole.
3. ANnten captured in North Carolina or Virginia
before the let OF March, 1859, who have been released
on parole
s. The ofHcers and men captured and r$rolea 3,
Gen j. T. Carter III his expedition 10 East tennessee
in December last.
g. The officers and u,en capture and paroled by II
Col Stcwa, at Van Bren, Arb, January .nth, ieeo
by Col Dickcy, in December, ls62, in mis- march fo
the Mobile and Ohio Rail road, and 10y Capt Canlcron,
at Corinth, Miss., III December, lsi2
g. The officers aud men parolod az Ai9ra' MISS
on the 23d OF December, ls62 az nesArk- r. On
the 9th Of january, Is63, and at Baton NopG", La
ON The Odd Of February. 1865.
2 All persons who have been capiurrd or TIE see
and the waters leading to the same or rnon 'o SCI
5ast of III. Confederate United Sistct, ~ anytin
previous to December 18th, lee2.
T. An civilians WHO have been arrested at any IN.
before the 9TH OF May 1869, and relcae' on pGrol'
arr discharged from eny ard Ggery obhgation cor
tanned in aid parole II any such person has take
any oath Of allegiance 10 the United states or givc
any bond or If release was accompanied with ~
other condition he Is discharged from tie came u
8. Ifcny person embraced IN any Of the iorccoir
Section or n anr tcction OF any prerieas Ia ;hapt
Noifcc whcrpisi they arc declared s1ehang Cd, are
a any Federal prison, they are % DC INN iaieyr
ea I'd and deliTersdtotfe coniee etats "a y critics
+ sle,y l5.--53.s; Agent1cf E,-ei@rssi
fs,,., rato ne,.sI.ar, e z.l fntsrt thc tcrffo.i
rotcc six times, ard sepd heif secesr 70 his W
No. IA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
The Election.

Our returns are so scattering and incom-
plete that We forbear giving any figures
until We can give them officially.
AS far as We have heard from, Murrah
leads Chambers for Governor handsomely,
and we have no doubt that Murrah is cleo
tod For Lieut. Governor, there is no GER
tainty, there being four candidates and The
vote greatly divided though Stockdale' s
chances seem to be the best. For Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, Capt.
Stephen Crosby has no opposition and is Of
course elected For Attorney General,
Steadman leads Shelly by large majority
lint ecd it was not known in many places
that Shelly was a candidate. For Congress-
we have not sufficient returns in this, the
9TH District, to determine whether Graham
or Baylor is elected, the chances, however,
decidedly in favor Of the latter. In the I'd
Con gressional District, Hon. c. c. Herbert
i, reelected, over Hon. f. d. Towns in the
Sd, Hon. A. NJ. Branch is elected by large
majority over Hon. Peter W. Gray, the late
member; in the 4th District, Hon. Frank
B. Sexton is reelected, as is also Hon, YIN.
B. Wright in the 9Th.
In our own county fer Representatives,
the vote is very close between Col. George
Wilson, DR.. II. J. Mofrett and Col. j. c. Nc
Coy, our returns showing but few votes
difference between them. There are two to
be elected, only the official vote, which will
be declared TO morrow, will determine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

Conversing with one Of the most intelii-
gent officers who have just returned on
parole from yicksburg, ia answer TO our
Inquiries be said: /" Ii Gen. Pemberion
acted under orders from superior ofhcers
vhiiein command Of Vicksturg, then q
course be is liable 70 10 censpre, ~ al
events. hle facts Of the defense Of that for
irsss and its final surrender are Of z
ehsrac es that requires investigation One
,hftr l. certain, vicksburg never could
nave teen taken had Il been we'll supplied
Uifb provisions. The want Of food, and
notbipr else. necessitated the snrrsnder-
+ t-,isSe II Gen. Bowen had been reintorc-
a =, - Port Chm. GRAFT would have been
river. also believe tpS-. me neg.ee; ,As i
reinforce Gregg, was another go - '+a
enabled Grant finally 10 invest siesss..
with his whole sruIy. | do Hot peAsl'
there was any pressing necessity fos shi
rendering VicksburE On the 4th Of July
rather than IN the 3rd or the 5ih y.
ma dsiiexo ~i--i has sosen reported, tAai
The susuy Of az -Anv special iBd',~r
O. rae rEaffn 81 fan
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12

gSy-Wc are requested to give notice that
Col. b. Warren Stone, will leave this place
OIL the 18th inst. for Gen. Iaylor's army,
in Louisiana, and will take letters for any
of the regiments composing that division Of
the army. Letters may be left at the resi-
dencc of Col Stone, or at the Herald or
Post office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
Reag-The Galveston News says that Gen

Bsg~The Galveston News says that Gen.
Magrudcrs headquarters have been remoy-
ed to Piedmont Springs where they will re-
main during the epidemic season at Hous-
ton, Gen. Magruder was suffering from
the govt, but anticipated u speedy recovery,
at which time he takes the saddle Mt the
head Of our troops
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
Attention Minute Men!

We are requested to give notice that the
company of Minute Men which hes been
raised "for the defence Of the country when
ever the State Of Texas may be invaded by
the enemy will meet in the town Of Dali
las on Saturday next, the 10Th inst. Every
member is requested TO be present, as it is
designed to organize the company on that
Aay
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-12
y1IYAL sETTLnmENT.-SA'L n PRY

vNISAL sETTLEMEHT.-SA b rRf
z OR Administrator OF tho catnts Df j. u. Nc
ntrnet' deceased, having filed in my otico his final
account current with said estate, together with h'
petition praying for final discharge tins le thHit
fore 70 notify Ri persons interested, forward
at the next term Of the Huuorali5 County Court G:
nals county for probate business to DO held at no
day In AUGUST 1853, and contest the same II th.y
thinh proper GEO. W, LAWS, Cpk c, c . c,
pnlls4 Tsxu6 July 3lst, ls66--SG:iw.