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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
LYNCHBURG, LINCOLN Co, Tenn

LYNCHBURG, LINCOLN Co., Tenn
June l3, 1868. s
At a stated meeting Of Lincoln
Lodge No. so, /. o. O. F., David L.
Enochs, E Y. Salmon, and Thomas
J. Shaw having been appointed Daft
Committee, offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has been m4de known
to US that our very worthy and high
~ esteemed brother. JAMES A. EIDE,
| departed this life in the State Of
Virginia, on account Of a series of
wounds received while manfuIly coz
tending for the rights Of the South
in the late battle, in said State at
Charlottesville, therefore, $50
| Resolued, ], That IN the death Of
Brother EIDE the Lodge Al: this place
has lost a worthy member, the Con-
federste States army brave soldier,
our community arespectable citizen,
bis aged mothera kind son, and his
brothers and sisters an affsctioDate
brother. 4
Resolued, 2, That this Lodge (of
which be was member) deeply SYM
patbise with the relatives aud friends
of the deceased, and tender unto
them our most warm sympathy in
this their sad bereavement.
Resolrfd, 3, That The members of
this Lodge wear the usual badge Of
mourning for 80 days.
ResoZved, 4, That these resolutions
be spread upon our minutes aud a
copy be sent to the mother of our
deceased brother, and the Secreta.yI
be ordered to send one to his CON-.
pan;ons in arms known as Lynchburg
Rangers, In Col. Turuey s Regiment.
Reso!ued, 5, That the Secretary
be ordered to transmit copy OF these
resolutions to the Editor Of the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER for publica-
ton, with the request that the Chat
fanooga Rebel copy the same.
Signed: -. 8
JOHN T. MOTLOW, NC. |
By John A. SfIvERrooTH, P. G.. !
THpMAs j. Shaw, r. s.
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1t is reported that the wife OF Gen.
Milroy vas captured on Sunday
Alilroy escaped With an escort ofcav-
airy.
MOBILE. June LA special dis
patch to the Tribune, dated jackson,
June 18th. says courier, who ar
rived at Brook haven from Por. Hud.
son last night. reports the troops in
fine spirits, having repnlsed the enc
my n times. and attacked him sue.
cessfully. Aid was close at hand.
JACKSON, June IA courier
from Port Hudson has arrived He
states that the enemy has been Sc
yerely punished.
Hiscempany fropt was formed Of
a Zouaye regiment which nude good
marks for our boys, who took delib-
crate aim, killing and wouading i'm
mense numbers.
He says We have sixty days pho.
visions. No fears OF the result
The garrison is determined to hold
out to the last.
OsYKA, Miss, June I6.--Desper-
ate fight at Port Hudson on the 18th.
The Confederates left their entrench-
ments, andchargiug the enemy drove
him from his Qualifications and spiked
bis seige guns.
Citizens from New Orleans Satur-
day, P. NJ, report many regiments
arriving frcm Baton Rouge. The
Federals are respondent because they
can't take Port Hudson by assault.
CHATTANOOGA, June 81 : General
Carter, with between 4 and 5000
Yankees, is 10 East Tennessee. On
Friday. they burnt Lenoir's factory,
abaut 6 miles from Loudon, besides
some residences, and tore up. the
RAILROAD for some distance. Saturday
they advanced on Knoxville, but we're
repulsed. and retreated, leaving their
dead and wounded OH the field.
NATCHEz. June IA soldier who
participated in the fight says Walk
er's division attacked the enemy at
hilliken's Bend, on last Saturday,
capturing and killing large numbers,
and driving the rest TO theiIguDboats.
The Yankees ran and left the ne.
groes, who fc ight stubbornE. About
800 of them we're killed, and an en-
tire company, except the Yankee
&c 'ptain, captured, Ta,lo then re-
tired out of range of the gunboats.
The Memphis Bulletin says 1000
persons have taken the oath Of ale.
glance, and 40l the foreign oath; si1
have taken the oath as enemies.
/ Jackson, June i.9--Scarcely day
passes without an accident on the
Meridian road, which being the prin.
cipal means fer transportation Of sup
plies has retarded Cen. Johnston s
movements. Reports from below in-
dictate ihe raising of the siege Of Port
Hudson. which will put another and q
very different face on snaiss.
! Gen. Johnston has issued orders
granting pardon to all deserters. in
this department, who will join their
commands immt diaiely.
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LIKELY SLAVES {0R SlIEl

PURSUANT 10 a decree. OF the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Tenues-
see, pronounced at its June term, 1868. in
The casa of Rnfus Harris. Sdm'r. &c.-Bnf
fer sale of Slaves viii, on Saturday. ss,e
Ash day OF 5uIy ssexi, sell to the high.
est bidder, in the town Of Fayetteville.
Lincoln county. Tennessee, the following
SLAVES. viz Della. aged about twenty
years, and her. two children, James. aged four
years. and Robert, about eight uIonths (Said
Slaves will be sold'in one iot) The above
Slaves viii be sold on credit Of twelve
months, except the sum Of per cent. on the
amount of sale, which will be required in
cash. Note with two or more APPROVED Sc
curities viii be required OF the purchaser. and
a lien retained upon said Slaves until the
purchase money Is paid,
DANIEL j. WHTTTTNGTON.
Junell C1erk and Special Co1nnai ssi0ner.
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Land for Sale
See Mr.. Baglsy's advertisement 10
this paper.

@ letters have just been re-
ceiyed iu this city which state. that
the yellow fever already begins to
exhibit sudden and great activity 10
New Orleans. We regret to hear
that il is accompanied by pernicious
fever. This latter neither native nor
foreigner can resist - Mobile Tribune.
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CANDIDATES.
ELECTION TnuasDAv, Arausr 6, 1868.

FOR CONGRESS.
OF We are authorized TO announce Hon.
A. o. =. Nicholson, candidate Tor Con-
gress from the Seventh Congressional District.
Or We are authorized to announce Hon.
T'isssn Menecs, a candidate for re-elec-
tion to Congress from the Eighth Cengressien-
al District.
or We are authorized to announce Hon.
j. 20. C. Atkins, candidate for reelection
10 Congress from the Ninth Congressional
District.
OF We are authorized TO announce Hon.
David IN. Curris, candidate for re-
election to Congress from the Eleventh Con-
gressional District.
o. We are authorized to announce Major
H. 8. Bradford. a candidate for Congress
from the ElereLth Congressional District.
GIVE are authorized to announce Mr. l..
j. Dxyrcc, candidate for Congress from
the Eleventh Congressional District.
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Stock for Sale

Stock for Sale
Next Saturday Capt. Rumble, as
per advertisement, in this paper, ex-
poets to sell large number of horses
and mules, condemned stock, ia Pu-
laski.
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From the Army

From the Army
Letters have been left at this
office for the following persons
Jennie Davis JONES r Roane
Mrs B LEdmonsop Mrs NJ J Rodgers
MissMarthaF Gray Mrs MATemplet'n
John HINES
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qeahs.
DIED..

Near Fairfield. Teun.. of rheumatism Of the
h cart, 5th inst, Mr.. EDmoND NEWTON, aged
about rs years. member OF the FIFTH Ten
nessse. He was one of tie best of soldiers
and passed with credit through the battles Of
Shilo and Murireesboro.
In this county, SATURDAY., 10Th inst, of fux
MARY ELLEN, daughter of james A. and Leah
Ann Byas, aged about year.
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Notice.
OC ONE YEAR OLD MULES.

~ WIZ ILHIG OLD M HIS.
and one MARE for them TO follow, for
sale byJ. G. HARRISON, pins miles north
of Fayetteville, at one hundred and twenty
five dollars each. and no mistake. Also, ls
two and three year olds and mare for a guide.
Confederate money only will be tsken. !.
Junel8--3t JAMES G. HARRISON.
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Wool Wanted-

Wool Wanted m
A lady of this place desires us to
say that she wishes to purchase four
or five pounds of Wool. for which
ceennessee money will he paid. APP
ply at this office.
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LAND FOR SALE!

PURSUANT TO a decree of the
County Court of Lincoln county. Teanes-
see. pronounced at its June term, 1863, in the
case of o. P. Grifis, Admir-, &c.--Bill for
sale of Land-I viii, on Frislay .fsse 9Th
day Of July next, sell to the highest
bidder, on the premises, one-half of all the
purchase money in cash. and the other half on
credit Of twelve months,
I29 ACHES OF LAND
mentioned in the pleadings- Said Land Is Sit
uated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, on the
waters of MeCullough's Creek, and in Civil
District No. 20-(for description, boundaries,
&C.. see Admir-, & c.)--belonging to the es-
tate Of George ~. Grifis, deceased. It is
very well improved. The Land viii be sur
veyed before the day of sale, and sold ac-
cording to survey. The particulars made
known on the day Of sale, and lien. retained
on said Land until the purchase money IS paid.
DANIEL J. WELLINGTON.
Junel1 Q C,erk and SpecicZ Co7anussonsr.
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IeO ACRES OF LAND.

mentioned in the pleadings. Said Land is
situated in Lincoln county, Tennessee, on the
waters of Bradshaw Creek, aud in Civil Dis.
trict No. 15-(for description, boundaries, &c,
see deed in County Clerks oficc}-beloDging
to the estate Of James Wright, dec, and on
which he resided at the time of his death. =
Tits very well improved. The Land viii be
surveyed before the day. of sale, aud sold ac-
coTding to survey. The particulars made
known On day OF sale, and lien retained on
said Land until the purchase money is paid.
DANIEL j. WHITTINGTON,
Junell Clerk and Special Coruqissiorr.
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on which l.. II. Binford now lives, situated at
the mouth of Anderson's Creek, on Elk Riy-
er, in Lauderdale county, Ala, containing zoo
acres. about 40 cleared and in high state OF
cultivation Said Farm has three settlements
good buildings, one Cotton Gin and Press
excellent fences, FIVE never-failing springs and
one good well, good Still seat or Tan Yard.
The soil iswell adapted to the growth Of Cot-
ton. Also. one god orchard of Apples,
Pears. and Plnms. Confederate money orly
will be taken. Any person wishing 70 pur-
chase can apply to the undersigned, or I. H.
Binford, now living on the place. The un-
designed live on Norris Geek, Lincoln Co,
Tenn nine miles North of Fayetteville.
j. G, HARRISON.
june 1S. 1894 BENZ. FOX.
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N @RH,HGE~.

Z IL persons having claims against
"A the estate of William Ph.lpof, dec, willie
please present them authenticated according
to law, and within the time prescribed by
law; otherwise they viii be forever barred.
April 2.* A. L. SMITH, Adsar.
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NCTICEs

A Ii those indebted to me by note or ac-
N count, will please come forward ard
make payment. 4. C. GOODRICH.
October 80, 1862 ~
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Confederate. Money.

ALI. those indebted to II. /.
"A KNIGHTS BY note or account FOR Goods
or Musical Tuition, viii please call upon he
undersigned and make payment. as he wishes
TO wind up the business as soon as possible.
Confederate money viii be taken in ayneut
of the same. IFebl9] 7. G. GOODRICH.
?. S.--I have large amount due me by
notes and accounts and would urge all those
indebted to me, while Confederate money is
plenty to make payment, as l want al the
Confederate money can get.
Feb. 10, 1868. Il. C. GOODRICH.
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ADJ'T AsD INSPECTOR GEMS oFFICEl-
RIcHMcxD. May l1th, 1863.
General 0raerst .
No. SO. {.
|. The following notice, relative 10 ex-
changed prisoners, IS published Tor the inform
alton of all concerned
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I2o ACRES OF LAND
1IGHT I
LIKELY SLAVES FOR sALEl

PURSUANT to a decree of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Tennes-
see. pronounced at its June term, 1853. in
the case Of Pleasant Halbert. Admr. and Others
--Bllfor sale Of Slaves--I viii, on ss,tsr-
day 1.-The Ist day Of August next sell
to the highest bidder, in the town a Fsv-
etteville, Lincoln county, Tennessee. Tho fol-
lowing SLAVES, viz: Amanda, aged abor.i
80 years Martha, about years; and Cordv.
about one year, (these three viii Be sold II
one lot) Ann, about 10 years; Tom, a5ou.
l6 years; Andrew, about IA years; Josephine.
about 10 years; Nancy, about 8 wears. The
ABOVE Slaves will be sold on credit of
twelve months, except the snrn Of Der cent.
on the amount of sale. which will be rsqnired
IN cash. Notes with two or more approved
securities will De required Of the purchaser.
and alsn retained upon said Slaves until The
purchase money is paid,
DANIEL J. wBTTTNGToN,
Junell Clerk and Spsaa, Cospusissiiores..
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cbancery Court, Fayetteville, Tenn.

tBahceTJ C0'Ft. FayeiteYilie, Tenn.
George W. Davidson
~ - va. Juno Ruias 1852
Marg'tS. Davidson.
A I Rules holden a: the Office Of the
I = Clerk and Master, on motion of complain
ant by his couEel and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master, that de-
PENDANT Margaret s. Davidson is a non resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee--It is. there
fore, ordered that publication be made in the
FAYETTEyILLE OBSERVER. newspaper pub
lished in the town of Fayetteville, for four
consecutive eeks. commanding said defend
ant to appear before the next term of the
Chancery Court to be holden for the county of
Lincoln, at the courthouse in the town Of
Fayetteville, on the fourth Monday il,
August next, and plead, answer, Or demur
TO complainant's bill, or the same will be ia
ken for confessed and set down for hearing ex
p1rte. r FARQUHARSON, elk & NJ
June25 BY his Deputy, s. Ii. II cCoRD.
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: Exchange Notice, no. ;.

alton OF all concerned
Exchange Notice, no. >.
RicHMoxD, May 0. 1863.
FHE following Confederate officers
and men have been duly exchanged, and
!. All officers and men who have been de-
May 6, 1868.
2. All eficers captured AZ ansy place -befor.
the LIST doApril. 1863, who have-bscn released
on parole. -
3. All men captured in North Carolina or
Virginia before LIST Of Mach, 1869. who have
been released on parole
A. sIhe officers and m en- captured and pa-
rolled BY Gen. s. p. Carter, IN his expedition
to East Tennessee in Deeember last.
o. The officers and men captured and IA
rolled by 1t Col. Stewart at Van Burcn. ARR
January 10Th, 1868; by COL Dickes hide
csmber, 1862. in bis march TO the Mobile and
Ohio railroad. and by Capt. Cameron at Cor
nth, Miss, in De~mber, 1862
3. The officers aud men paroles, al Oxforl
Miss, on the 23d of December. 1862 Ar Dos
Arc, Arkansas, on the 18th of January 1864
and at Baton Rouge, La, on the 28th Febru-
ary. 1853 80.
q. All persons who have been captured on
the sea or ths waters leading to the SAME. or
upon the sea ceas. Of the CoIsfeierate or Uni
ted States at any time previous 10 December
10th, 1862.
8. All civilians who have bser arrested at
any time before The 9Th May. 1888, and rs-
leased on parolen are dischsFged fFsnl any and
every obligation contained in said parole
u any such person has taken any oath or al
legiance to the United States, 'or given any
bond. or if his release was accompanied win
any other condition. he is discharged from
the same. =
8. u any person embraced in any of tho
foregoing sections or in any section of any
previous Exchangs Notice, wherein they are
declared exchanged. are IN asy Federal pris--
or. they are to be Immediately released and
delivered to the ce6ledArste authorities.
ROB SET GUILD.
May 2 ct Agent Of Exchsnge.
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ALMANAC.


THURSDAY, JUNE 25. 1868.
Sun rises. .....4 40 Sun ts......7 II
FRIDAY. j uNE &c.
Sun rises......4 40 | Sun sets...... a IL
SATURDAY. JUNE27.
Sun rises.... A 40 Sun Sets. .....9 IL
SUNDAY, JUNE28.
San rises. A 40 Sun sets. ......7 II
MONDAY, JUNE 20.
San rises. 4 so Sun sets.......7 10
TUESDAY: JUNE so.
Sun rises. a so Sun sets. ......7 &c
WEDNESDAY. july L
Sun rises. 4 so Sun sets. 1907 lG
Moos's PHAsEs--JUNE.
Full Noon, ID Oh In evening.
Last Quarter, s 1 10 evening.
New Moon, Is 81 morning.
First Quarter, IA 0 10 morning.
Moons PHASES July.
Full Moon, ID III GIN morning.
Last Quarter, z 10 II evening.
New Moon, Is 5 8 evening.
First Quarter. % 10 So morning.
Full Moon, 80 SO morning.
MOONS PHAsEs--AUGUsr.
Last Quarter, CD Oh 28M morning.
New Moon, IL s 81 morning.
First Quarter, q l2 evening.
Pull boon, 20 8 10 evening.
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ESTATENOTlCE.
NesgEe W.!

JACOB ANTHONY has deposit.
ed his notes with he undersigned, at the :
Sulphur Spring. 8 miles west OF Faystteville,
for collection. aud all those owing had better
call and settle while money is plenty.
April %. NJ. ID. HAMPTON.
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5ALE OF LAND 2
VNI1D CTTaNT, a

pU NCUh n I 10 . decree OF The
County Court of Lincoln county, Tenues-
see, pronounced at its June term, 1868, in
the case of Benjamin F. Smith, Adm'r-Bill
for sale of Lsnd-I will, on Saturday,
the 18Th day OF July next, sell 20 the
highest bidder, on the premises. subject to
the Widows rightof dover, on credit OF one
and two years, except FIVE per cent to be paid
in cash
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FARM FOR SALE.

w E, the undersigned, offer for
- sale the valuable aud welI-known
E~ - EHs rxsr
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Washington Item

WAsh1NeToN, April lO.-Eyery package
going hence 10 the army Of the Potomac is
now subject to rigid Inspection by an OIL
Ger appointed for the purpose. This is in
pursuance of recent order from General
Hooker to prevent abuses heretofore prac.
teal by army purveyors who have made
use OF Government transportation for pri-
yate speculation order the cover of orders
from General officers. ~
Henry Baker has been appointed special
agent of the Postofice Department for Gal.
itornia and Oregan vice Charles Watrons
removed.
Commissions have been prepared for
Robert B. Swain, Superintendent of the
mint and Samuel j. Bridge and q.
w Miller, appraisers;at San Francisco
The commission for Mr.. Law as collector
ofthe port has not yetlbeen issued.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, April IO-Ootton dull and
nominal at 6o@65c
Flour rather more active, butprices gen.
orally without material change: safes At
67O@6 90 for extra State, 4 20G3,7 30 for
round hoop Ohio, and 35@8 40 for trade
brands; market closing steady.
Corn heavy, with only very moderate
demand at $4,000 for sound, So@87c for
unsonnd, 1913 for white Southern, and SO
for prime years old Western yellow.
Oats scarce and firm.
Pork dall.and unchanged; hams quiet;
Lard quiet and without decided change
at 94@io4c.
Butter dull and lower; sales at 16@lsc
for Ohio and 18@25c for State.
Cheese lower ut l24@l4c for common to
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Rebel News from Vicksbnre.

FORTRESS MONROE, April lO.-Richmond
papers of yesterday contain the following:
s lRacksburg, ApriL THE enemy is with
drawing troops from the peninsula. Yes
terday all the tents were struck. -Four
large transports have gone up the river
loaded with troops. The enemy has cut
the levee and turned the water into their
old camping ground.
Jackson, Mss. april 7.-Farragut with
three vessels is above Port Hudson. He
.signalled the lower fleet but none have
gone down the river yet.
The federals have contracted their lines
at Memphis.
The Hartford landed at Bayou Sara this
morning and destroyed the government
The lower feet has opened FIRE, lying
out ofreach of our batteries.
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HEIMsTREET's
NIMITABLE HAIR RES TORATIyE

But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup.
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustspance
impaired by age or disease. All tSstaataneO.s dyes
are composed Of lamar cauae destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair and afford Of Themselves no
dressing HeimStreet's Intmitable Coloring not on
l restores hair its natural color by an easy pro-
cess, but gives the hair
LU1URIANT BEAUTY
promotes It's growth, prevents its flllpe on srai!
Gates dandrut. and imparts health and
to the head. It has stood the test of time being
original Hair Cooring, and IS constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. its
sold by all respectable dealers or can be procured by
them OF the commercial aEont, D. S. Barnes. 200
broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, SO cents and 81
. dscla.arndkZ u = - ..
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

This delightful article for preserving and beautify.
ng the human hair is again put up by the original
proprietor, aud Is now made with the same care, san
aud attention. which first created its Immense and
unprecedented sales of over one million bottles an
nuAlly 1t is still sold at IS cents in large bottles,
Two million bottles can easily be sold in year whom
It = again known that the Ka:hRiron Is tony the
most delightful hair dressing in the world but that
IL eleanses the scalp of scurf and dandru gives the
hair lively rich luxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Kathairon has been tested for over
twelve years, and Is warranted as described. ANY
lady WHO values beauti head of hair viii use the
KsthairOn. It is finely perfumed, cheap and valua.
BILE It is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the world. DIS. BARNES 3 Co,
declsemd&w New York. g,
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California Announcements.

WAsHlNGToN, April lO--A Tribune des-
patch has the following California appoint
ments:
Robt. B. Swain, Superintendent of the
Mint, vice Stevens, removed, Samuel ].
Bridge, Appraiser, vice Seane, resigned;
d. 81; Miller, Appraiser, vice Nudge, re-
This action is consequent upon the re-
port OF Thomas Brown, special agent of the
treasury Department, sent to examine into
matters on the Pacific coast.
No appointment of Collector at San
Francisco has yet been made.
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A rules held In the CLERKS once Of the court az
George ". wilElnS IT. Pltg ~ 4'0E'
George D, Wise, Deft,

The object OF this suit Iato recover from tina d.so
tdant, George D. Wise, the sum Of ono hhndFed dol
laEs with interest from 18th day of February, 1851
70 etedlt oil SIX dollars for years inter-
AFFIDAVIT having been made In conformity 10 snact
20 amend andreenaet the act passed July 20th l88i
sntltIed IAN act staying the collection f csTfSj5
debts passed February 9Th, 1862, whereby the saI4
defendant deemed nonresident OF this Stete n,
Ieudan and 1t Is ordered that the SaId defsn5SSt A.
appear within one month alter due p6blieatIon hsns
Oh e 1 40 wat ~ nseessaEy to protect his intereStS
week, Tor touranccessive weeks In the IntSiITSS.
Ger, paper published In the city Of WheeiinI md
county on the first day Of the next county copEt
aPf2-4t" J.B. AILwoRTH, q. 40.