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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-09
From the Rev. ]. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor ofthe
Columbus (N.J: y and Milestown (Pa) BAPTIST

Churches. New KOcheITe, n. 7.
Dc NJ. Jackson:-Dcar Sir:--I feel it n pleasure
thas of my own accord to bear testimony to the ex-
eelence ofthe German Bitters. Some years since he
ing IN ash afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with
yery bsnel ,ia results. have often recommended
them to persons enfeebled by that tormonting dis
ease, an have hoard from them the most hatterng
testmon as to the great value In cases Of gen.
eraI debility believe it to be tonic that cannot be
surpassed. ]. NJ. LYONS.
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nm READ wn SANS so. ga

From the Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor the Bapts
kapHst Church, Philadelphia.
l have known HeoAands German Bitters favOrably
for number Of years. have used them in my OWN
family, and have been pleased with their effects
that wasinduced to recommend them to many 9TH
beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus pub
cly proelaming this fact and caing the attention of
those afflicted with the disease for which they are
recommended, to these Btters, knowing from expe-
rient, that my accommodation will be sustained.
do this more ch ,erfllly rs Hollands Bitters is in
tended to benefit the afflicted and Is "not rum
drink" Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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From tho Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor of Roxbor

UIIBI IIVVVT"N
DIR. iJackson:--Dear Sr;-I feel 1t due to your ex.
eollent preparation, Hoohand German Bttcrs to add
my testim'nyt to the deserved reputation It has OBJ
Rrost disorder in my head and nervous system. Twas
advised by friend totry bottle of your German
Btters ibid 80 and have experienced great and un-
oxDsbts relief my health has been very materially
henedtted. confidently recommend the article
whore meet with cases similar to myown, and have
be sn assured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, r. WINTERS Roxborough, Pa,
From Rev J. 8. Herman, of the German Reform
Church, Kutstown, Berks county, Pa.
DR.. o. M Jackson;-Respeoted Sir: j have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have. never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hoohand's Bitters | am very much i'm
proved in health after having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect, J. s. HERMAN.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia ofRelgious knowledge, and

:. :
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
snt Medicines in general through distrust oftheirin
greiients and effects yet know ofno sufficient
sou whya man may nottestfy to the benefits he be-
paraton, in the hopa that he may thuscontHbute to
the benefit of others. -
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's 8
German Bitters prepared by DR.. c. ". Jackson, of
this city, because prejudiced against them for
many years, undcr the Impression that they were
ehieay m alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friep Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal of
this proiudeeby proper tests and for encouragement
to try them 'hen suffering from great and long con-
tlnue1 debility. The use Of three bottles oftirase
btters at the beginning of the present year. was fol-
lowed by evident reefand restoration to degree of
bodily and mental vigor which had not felt for six
months before, AMI had 0i'nest desparcd of regain
ing. ] therefore thank God and my friend for d.
rseting mo to the use ofthem.
j. NEW ron BROWN, Philada,
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From tho Rev JOS. II. Kennard, Pastor OF the 10th
~. nlntist Chnreh

d. Jaokson:-Dear Sir:-I have been frequently
roll.sted to connect my name with concentrations
OF tldsfsnt kinds ofmeicines but regarding the prac
ticeas out of my appropriate sphere, have in all
cases decliped; but wtha clear proof in various
stances, and partcularlyin my family, of the useful
ness of DR.. Hoohlnd's German Bitters, depart for
ones from my usual course, to express my fill
yicon that ssaerat dcbty Of the system and eSpeciaI
" f0 Lpsr C1mpqat, is safe and rdiuabe prepar-
ation In some cases may fail; but usually, doubt
not it will ba very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause J. IT, KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
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From Rev. ]. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hcdding u. L.
Church, Philadelphia.
Dr.. Jackson--pear Sir--lhving userlyour German
Blttsrs in myfamlly frequently am prepared to say
thalt hl, baen great service. Ibeleye that in most
cases Of debility ofthe systemt is the safest
ani imostvluable remedy orwhieh have any knowl-
edge. Yours, respectfully, ]. II. TuRNER,
No. 71j N Nineteenth street.
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III only had my IiuIe boy again,
how patient l would bear, and how
little | would fret and scold l can
never have him back again I;
but there are still many mothers who
have not yet lost their little boys. |
wonder if they know they are living
their very best days; that now is the
time to really enjoy their children =
l think if had been more to my lit
tie boy, might now be more to my
grown up one.-Home Magazine.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor cr Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn
Dr. NJ Jl;kSon:-Dear Sir-Porsonal experience
enables ma to say that regard the German Bitters
preparei by YOU as q most excellent medicine. In
cases Of saYcro cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the use of the Btters, and doubt
not they will pro luce similar effects on others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

September al by the Rev g. r. whitworth, A. j. g.
Hall. Esq, NJ D., TO JULIA GOULD COLLINS, relict Of
John H. Collins Victoria, v. l.
New York papers please copy
LEosARD-PiSKSEY On Thursday evening November
10, by the Rev. Mr.. Wardow, JACOB LEONARD to Miss
CATHERINE s. PINKSEY both of this city,
the Rev. Father McCarty, at the Church OF the Holy
Cross john REYNOLDS Ellen MURRAY, all of this city.
SHIELDS EArNG.--O Wednesday, November is, by
the Rev. Thomas Treanor Mr. WIN. II. SHIELDS to Miss
HANNAH T.. KEATIsG all OF this city.
WIswArL,-WEEKs On Wednesday, November Is, al
Zion church. by the Right Rev Bishop Sonhgate, JAMES
M. WiswALL TO FRANCES NJ daughter Of Stephen Il.
Weeks
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MILITARY FUNERAL.
The Navy.


The sidc.wheel steamer Shamokn lately built at
Chester, Pennsylvania is at Norfolk, Virginia on her
way to Brazil Her engines built by Ralncy a Son,
and Archibald. She is one thousand and thirty tons
burden, and Is said to be very fast She will carry ten
guns The following is a list Of her officers
Csmmdnder--Crosby
Eysc,Sive Ofcer-Iieutenant T. s. Spencer.
rigdfor-Iieuenant John Mcfarland.
'Act,ng Mafcr-Hcnry Rcaney
ac,ng Ensions-R. O. G Pcndleton, Robert Shepherd
and Francis futile.
S,ugens-fassed Assistant, W. NJ Wells; Acting As
sistapt, Ingrahan.
Assiddni Pdvn1asr-E. Bellows
Eng,neers-Frst Assistant Engineer, ~ r. McCostncy;
Second Assistant Engineers, - Byth, r. T. Bennett
W. ~ Sillman and j. Paxon.
Mots-T Nelson, A. Loisons, @. II. Prndle and A.
Lcdley.
THE GUNBoAT wIHoosKI.
The wnoosk has been the dry dock at the foot Of
Clinton street, getting her bottom cleaned. She re
turned to her berth at the foot OF Delaney street yes
.ay. ThSAlgonqun Us undergoing the same opera
| 1.-THE Wnooski will begin another ninety six hour
l Poo'o' for the purpose Of solving new engineering
REDUc The Algonquin will not compete.
The sccreIN THE FORCE AT THE NAVY YARD.
Commandments of the Navy has issued orders to the
and Philadelphia toNavy Yards at Boston, Portsmouth
laborcrs In their depare the force Of mechanics and
pmscs VI inc work In thu In order TO reduce the
WWonowy Inc force now Sds with view 10 proper
sn,y .aIu u something less thioycd IN the Brooklyn
s's 'o,ce ABOUT twenty i've hunk thousand men. Of
on the nrst on December In the twill be discharg
hsns pne thousand one hundred and Yuc,ors depart
men viii be
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discharged follows: Ship carpenters $780, carpene<s
ieborers TO- sawyers go oiners and cabnetmakerz TO-
mastmakers H. plumbers ooppersmiths and nnren 20.
coopers and blockmakers Q, common aborers
$50 oakum mills TO- smiths and ronpaters i<0 others
100 The Secretary In his order says"in reducing tho
number OF attention will be given 70 retain thoso
who most industrious and the best workmen having
reference also those who have been In the navy and
army during the recent rebeilion.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Allow me to correct one Of your correspondents who
names among the applicants for the vacant Collector
ship in this city. not an applicant for thai any
other Office HIRAM WALBRIDGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

Pope Plus TX. who is seventy three years old reached
the nineteenth year Of his pont6cae 10th Of Sep
TENDER OF the two hundred and fifty nine popes recog
nzed by the Romish Church eight alone have worn the
tiara as long as Plus TX.
The Rev Ebcnezer Turrell, pastor at Medford Mass
forty six years, from 1927 to 1878 preached FIVE thou
sand FIVE hundred and eghtytwo carefully written ser
hour long.
The oldest pastor in Massachusetts, liz the Rev DR.
Emerson Of Salem who has been settled over the game
parish for than sixty years. and now more than
ninety years Of age He liz tall has full beard and hair
as white WOOL and is In good health He attends the
church, and usually proDouRces the benedcton the
close OF the services
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Bishop Davis, OF south Carolina, Opposed
TO Church Reunion.

Bishop Davis, Of South Carolina has issued pastoral
TO his flock the subject of reunion with the Northern
church He processes the most impartial and dspassion
ate judgment upon this important question: but
takes the strongest ground against reunion He wishes
that the Southern Church may be enabled TO maintain
her present Independent position" He fatty contra
diets the theory that maintained by the General
Convention that the Southern Church Of its
free accord without coercion Of any kind and declares
that the OF severance was both involuntary and
overwhelming" Bishop Davis however is satisfied
that the country Is too large and that its
and dstordan population Is " too vast for church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

ARRIVAL OF COLORED TROOPS.
The Fifth Seventh and Ninth Massachusetts, cavalry
arrived in this city yesterday and quartered at the
Battery Barracks. They under command Of Briga
der General Classon and numbered seven hundred
men. Last night they left for Boston,
THE MILITIA PARADE.
The parade of the National Guard on Friday next
promises BIO exceedingly fine display. Nearly all
city regiments have received accessions from the
volunteer service, and will turn out with fun ranks.
There are two which, instead Of increasing
rapidly diminishing The following orders have been
issued relative to this PARADE
THE FOURTH BRIGADE
General Orders-No s.
HEADQUARTERS, FOURTH BRIGADE,
FiRsr DrvrIoy, N G. s. NY,
New YORK, Nov H. 1865.
l. Brigade line will be formed Fifth avenue, ives.
side right resting Fifteenth street, at quarter to o'
The brigade STAFF in full uniform and mouryso, VIII
report TO the brigade commandment, at his o"''' ~
quarter past twelve o'clock. ,ou,r,or, ~ ,ho
One Hundred and Twelfth regme'' national Guard) to
this brigade Is announced ,owing field officers in the
nrig, lhs &c aubshe% information Of the
siSnof colonel Eleventh regiment
n., |" Maidhof, resigned; H. d. Hull, colonel
and twelfth regiment October 49, original
sHancy; Gould H. Thorp, lieutenant colonel One Hun
bred and Twelfth regiment October TO- original vacancy
W. Ferguson, major One Hundred and Twelfth regiment
LLOYD AsPINwALI. Col commanding brigade.
Rodent TAYLOR. Major and Brigade Inspector.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
General Ordevs-N0 o.
HEADQrARTERs TWELFTH REGIMENT, N. q. s. N. Y,
NEw YoRK, Nov. Is, 1885,
Pursuant TO division and brigade orders the parade
ordered Saturday, November 2S is hereby counter
manded, and In lieu thereof this command will parade
on Friday, the oath inst, fully uniformed, armed and
equipped with white gloves to celebrate the Anniversary
Of the evacuation Of New York by the British in 1888
II. Regimenta line will DO formed on Washington Pa
rade Ground north sde at twelve O'Clock M precisely,
and company rolls will DO called onehaf hour before
that time
H. Field and staff mounted, will report to the Colonel
and the non commissioned STAFF, band and field music
will report 60 the adntant fifteen minutes before the
hour OF formation ut headquarters.
by order a Colonel WIN g. WARD.
N H. HAYES, Adjutant
MILITARY FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the late Captain julius W. Adams, IT.,
Of the Fourth regiment United States infantry, took
place yesterday from the residence Of his father No liz
schermerhorn street, Brooklyn The deceased well
known brave officer and during the late rebellion
took an active part in the operations Of army the
Peninsula. Burnside's and Hooker's campaigns the
Rappahannock battle of Gettysburg and the advance "
General Grant ON Richmond. He died from the effects
81 wounds and exposure on the battle field. large
number OF military men were present at the funeral and
acted MS pail bearers
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BoNNETs FOR $40. SOLD ON BROADWAY AT SIS.
B0NNETS For $i2 SOLD 0N BR0ADWAY AZ 30.
B0NNETs FOR 9ls, SOLD ON BROADWAY At $2s
BONNETS FOR 80, SOLD ON BROADWAY AT $50.
BONNETs FOR SIS, SOLD ON BROADWAY AT xS6

Country merchants, miners and dealers requiring Bon
nets Millinery Goods Of description either by whole
sale RETAIL should fail TO visit establishment before
making their selections We guarantee saving of at
rs per besides the important advantage Of having
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS CITY
choose FROM Southern ORDERS by mail otherwise
cted and despatched with great care and promPuude.
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The REcIPsoury TREArY--Onc reason now assigned
for the remarkably favorable terms Of the Reciprocity
treaty to tho Canadians U.s. that Mr. Marcy intended that
the Canadians should enjoy the advantages OF for
time, and then his government would abrogate the
treaty, make the Canadians uneasy ar insist on annex
alton II 10 evidently worsDs hat var boaos 7sopfky
Aov u.
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HIGGINS SIXTH AVENUE
II MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT SALE OF,
L. -efs2s---
TRIMMED BoNNETS AT $40, SI2 AND SIS.
TRIMMED BONNETS AT $40, $l2 AND $i5.

During last week the demand for these Bonnets
and the sale great being they 80
per cheaper than the same goods be bought for
Broadway Extra hands have been employed and these VIII
work hours order get up another of
these low priced Bonnets and Monday morning and
every day during the week, will exhibit usual
EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF TRIMMED BONNETs,
ranging In price from $40 TO SIS These consist OF black and
colored Velvet Bonnets Of price and description Tn
cut Velvet SILK and Satin Bonnets Black Grape and Mourn
ing Bonnets Evening Dress and Bridal Bonnets Travelling
and Carriage Bonne We invite citizens and the public
generally TO visit
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
TO examine stock and note prces and IT, inspection,
they do not admit that goods first class and least
80 cent less than the goods be bought for
Broadway then our statements are false and business
failure.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CORNS, BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
u cured without pain, by Drs. RICE HART, 80 Bowe-
ry over Citizens Bank Rce's Annihator Corns,
Bunions, Chilblains, &c By mail, 30 cents and ST.
nIvORCEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
~ cy-Other good prosecuted without fee in adj
vance. Advice free. NJ. HOWES,
Attorney and Couns ellor, rs Nassau street
DIvoRCEs.-PRIvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
H. this and other States DEGREES legally OBJ
tanned f. !. KING, Counsellor at Law 1856 Broadwdy.
no TO THOMAS r. AGNEW'S 200 AND 262 GREEN
VI witch street. of Murray and there You will ind
Teas Coee Fish, Flour everything else cheaper than
any store In New York One price house.
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COUNTY COURT

'Tl-IlEI t.lEFg- -'u-.lI'e- ItrT- 80
Petition o. sl land for pro distribution among
Creditors
BE- J9uiu BTans0n, Admir- Of Joel Dodsgn deceased Vs.
Lhe Widow and Heirs Of Joel Dodson. deceased.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT IS ORDERED
a by the court that publication be made for
sr Is IN Brownlow Whi notifying the defendants. Mary
Ann NIuatg" sometimes called Fraday and the heirs
Samuel Dodson, dec q, whose unknown John bod
aud Abneg Dods0n and the heirs Ebert
and the heirs If taih0Tn Nash, whose unknown
but all heirs Of Juel Dodson deed
II appear the ls Monday January the
court house IN Ruelgc, Zee held Granger
county and plead answer, plaintiff petition
the same viii b" taken confessed by and
bearing Tart".
....Fr a..
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Attachment,

V'II-a
TT7HL plaintiff, affidavit, says the defendant indebted To-
him and absconds concca himself the ordinary
process be served upon having obtained an ors
nal attachment against Of the defendant made
turDGbe before W. B. Bingham. Justice Peace for
Bcun county, Tenn: ordered by Justice that the
defendant appear before HIM hiE Office Blount county Oh
the 9th day Of April, will he proceeded with ex
prto IL further ordered that this published for
four weeks i'm BrUwulow's Wing.
novN-4r# W r. BINGII AN ! =
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NJ. GALBRAITH, c. n.
. LLU u NJ INI7IIIs
4 II Mod rs YIN PnLo- "a

ENEOM the allegations Of the BILL which are sworn to- IL ap.
pears that respondent VIM Baker resident this
State sbsconds conceals himself that the ordinary
process law cannot be served him: 1t
dered that publication be made for four successive weeks in
BrowROs Wing, notifying said respondent appear before
tho Chsncery court in Dandrdge the Monday
December next then and there TO plead answer
otherwise make defense tho will be taken confessed
and the set down for hearing them parte
nov22-itpf5 WIN, GALBRAITH O. an
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CIRCUIT COURT-TAzEWEL
Amanda Wallen vs.. Joseph P. Wallen.
N THIS CAUSE AMANDA WAIIFN

having filed her bill for Divorce from the plaintiff Joseph
Wsllen and appears that the defendant non.
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and that said petition
bill is filed in the Circuit Court Of Claiborne county In
1t ordered by that publication be made four
successive weeks in Brownow's Whg notifying said dsen.
dant appear before the Circuit Court TsEeWs
Monday of January next and defend ssid suit
Witness, q. Hodges, Clerk Of said court at onioe.
2. HODGES Clerk
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Jobu HorpL.rrsr V. Z. No.. rirl,ncr 4 IL

FENL plaintiff affidavit says the Ief.uiaus ara indebted
i him and are about or have theunseIvc. y prom
e-y RON tLs state and having oltgnsd original attach
- against tn G=-as Z tie defendants re-r17lz =
1- + = 'og-clron Just-ce Il the Peace Knox county,
NC sane I'ln been LEVIED cu their property i is Of
IN hnlN'ie, Ieuu- thrth day June l. & or il vii he
proc rd w Z parta Il l. further ordered that this mo-
tlcr be published for four weeks in BrownIo.
Wig npT1.-iiN r. u. JUTKULNDN J p
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TIHHE defendant James Carmichael being nonresident
Of the State of Tennessee absCons that the Crdna
process Of law cannot be served upon him charged
the BILL 1t i ordered that publication be made for
cessye weeks in Br0wnl0w Wing, notifying said defenda
appear before the Chancy Court at Rueg, the Sd
Monday of December then and there
said bill the will be taken for confessed
hearing paTte 4 copy Of the order.
C. c SMITH. C. {
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BOOK AGENTS ALL! LOOK HERE!

Il ETTELL'S NEW AND REVISED
N HISTORY OF TIE AMERICAN REBELLION, is
published and agents solicit with l. the
WAR COMPLETE in Octave Volume Of about goo larg
and closely printed pages illustrated by forty fine steel plates
beside maps Forty thousand copies already engaged aid
iy Prospectus alone. Multitudes waiting for uEt
such book Il viii be by months the earliest One Volume
War History issued and Is the CIEAPETTo of them all. For
terms write HENRY HOWE, No Ill Main Street, Cincinnati
q. yCt25-
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CRANCERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.

Nancy Z. PaTkeTsUn IS. George ParkersOu.
TTyHE defendant George Perhezuu hing non si, Ht #
The State Of Tnnsssee, charged ID the hill. Il order
that publication he made for weeks
Brgwhlows Wing notifying said defendant appear
u Monday of December next before the ChaDcery
ButeuEe, then and there make his defense said bill or
fbe VIII Doe taken fr contested and hearing
,ar'e- 4 copy Of order.
noyl5-its c. c. SMITH, c. d NJ
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD co. }
PRESIDENTS OFFICE
Lynchbur=, Va, Oct. 9th, 1850. !
Highly Gratifying and Important Intel
lIgence for the Travelling Public,

THECRTAIION l. officially announced that the be
tween LynchburS and Bristol by the Virginia and Tenn
Railroad j. open and the running regularly
and without interruption Of any sort Connections per-
feet with the Railroads going South and North that de-
tentiCn Necessary passengers going in either direction
The FARE the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad will
PER ns and the 9th inst; through tickets
will Be established New York points
gersG by the 25th October this route.
TRAvELEEs going North South rely upon comfort
petition and SAFETY especially from aarious influences with
beauty Of scenery not possessed by other routes
The whole equipment Of the road having undergone tho
rough oTerhaung with seats painting aud entire reno
Walton Of the interior Of the degree Of comfort unsur
by any other may be confidently looked for and
the Acknowledged prudence and Of the courte
and gentIemany Conductors every satisfaction may be
confidently relied upon. octlS-lOt
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Attachment.
Levi Bryant ". Nacklin Kerr.

Levi bryant ". Nackllu Kerr.
N9L plaintiff AFFIDAVIT SAYS the def n1ant indebted e.
hl. and asccHds coucais himself that the ordinary
q lave be served upon HIM and having obtained
oE1ll attachment against she estate, made returnae
ttcTC samuel IUoCA Justice # the Peace for Bount
7Lty and The ha~nC been levied his property: II
ordered u sd Justice, the defendant appear hrfur.
in Al h. once IN Bount county the LIT day Of May
$50 rte ID he proceeded with Dartc. It
further by said Justice that this notice published
fsT weeks ia BroUulows Wing.
rsr-t--rr ri SAbTTFT -lr1,-U =
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Theresa Ann Jones and John P. Bowan Sarah +.
jJrcs, Rachel l. Wyatt James I. Jones, Alexander